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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-07-21
BEAR HUNT NEAR EHRHARDT.
MIR. Bruin Puts MIR. Parsnip to Flight.
His Version of the Encounter.

Ehrhardt, July 18.-Judging from
the tracks found in many places a
monster bear is roaming at large out
in the HERS settlement, a few miles
from town.
Bruin was cornered few evenings
ago and should have been captured,
but for reasons that follow.
A farmer friend, designated Pars-
nip for special reasons, whose fields
seemed the favored grounds for
bruins depredations, shouldered his
trusty rifle, whistled up his dogs, and
started on the hunt. Bruin was not
lined up in bay in hole of water
when there was much racket and bay
ing by the dogs, which increased in
ferceness as their master pushed his
way through the bushes, encourag-
ing them with, "Take him Brag!"
Pinch him, Louder!" LEG him,
Buck" Hold him, Nigger!' whoop,
whoop, whoopee!"' All this time
bruin was doing some Jeffries stunts
in the effort at knock out blow, but
failed to land on his tormenters,
while the agility displayed to keep
them off would have done credit to
Jim Corbett the day he wrested the
worlds championship from John L.
Sullivan.
Parsnip was, indeed, coming, push
ing his way through the thick bushes,
while thoughts Of bear steak and
heroism caused him to tighten the
grip on his rifle at every step. He
was determined and bent on destruc-
ton. Bruin was mad, very mad, and
at sight of the intruder, his worst
enemy, he emitted a "gr-r-r-r"
and "swish-swish" and advanced to
give battle.
No, sir, the odds were too great;
the old "trusty" went up in the air
and Parsnip split his way through
the thick bushes at the rate of quar-
ter of a mile in quarter of a min
ute, the two best dogs making the
same distance in the same time, less
three yards, two feet, eleven inches
and a few hairbreadths.
In his lightning-like retreat
through the thick bushes, Parsnip
sustained a severe confusion of the
nose, which he explains is a carbuncle,
and he further explains that if a
dark and threatening cloud had not
risen up he would have killed the
bear. Clouds do rise up at unfor-
tunate times, sometimes, and Of
course, they are no respecter of per-
sons, even in bear hunt, and there
fore are not blameless.
One more instance in connection
herewith that may cause smile:
To show how hard the farmers
were pressed to save their crops al
ter the ten days rain in June, when
grass seemed never to grow so greedi-
ly before, the saying of but one man,
who lives near town, is sufficient.
For the lack of labor he was forced
to throw away four acres of pindars.
When questioned about the loss he
said he could have saved the pindars,
but he positively had no place to put
the grass.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-07-21
Cloudbursts Cause Damage.

Louisville, KY, July 16.-Wide-
spread damage in several counties in
Kentucky and Indiana has resulted
from the cloudbursts which broke
last night and to-day after three
weeks of almost constant rain. Hen
derson, Union, Webster and Nicholas
counties in Kentucky suffered most.
A quarter of a mile Of the Louis
vile & Nashville railroad track be-
tween Paris and Maysville was wash
ed away and three steel bridges were
totally wrecked, according to reports
received tonight. Many houses were
carried Off by the waters and large
acreage of tobacco, corn and wheat
is a complete loss. Live stock also
suffered heavily.
In Carlisle City, tobacco stored in
the warehouse of the Rurley Tobacco
society was soaked and badly dam
aged. Eight blocks Of the city and
lumber yards were inundated and
much timber was washed away. The
loss in Carlisle and Nicholas county
loss in Carlisle and Nicholas counties
alone is estimated at 100000:
Two inches of rain fell in Mays
Vile, KY, to-day and the waters
swept through houses, carrying Oh
forniture and everything movable.
Tobacco plants were washed out and
the swollen creeks carried everything
in their paths. The bridges at Need
more and Moransburg were swept
away.
Washouts occurred on the Monon
and Inniana Central railroads in In
diana and traffic will be tied up to
some extent.
Practically all the lowlands in JEFF
ferson county (Louisville) are under
water and much damage is reported.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-07-21
A Tomb of Snow.

One of the saddest of the stories
associated with the heavy snoW-
storms of the winter of 1884, which
will long be remembered as one OF
the severest of the last century, is
the following:
In one section, near the foot of the
Blue Ridge Mountains, just where
the Leesburg turnpike crosses the
range, an old lady lived with young
grandson alone in a small house a
mile away from the nearest dwelling.
She was completely entombed by the
snow drifting down from the noun
tain, and for several days was with
out food.
Being reduced almost to starva-
ton, and knowing that relief party
would not be able to find her house,
she cut a hole through the roof and
thrust a long pole through the snow,
with a gayly colored shawl on the
end.
It was seen by persons who noti-
fed an old gentleman living a couple
of miles away. He Immediately Or
dered a colored man to mount a
horse and take with him food and
fuel. The man rode toward the
house until the horse stuck in the
snow, and then could go no further.
He managed with difficulty to get
back home, and upon telling his en-
ployer the latter summoned out all
the hands on the place, and, getting
as near to the old woman's cabin
as they could, they worked with
shovels until they cut through into
the cabin. On breaking in they
found it too late. The woman and
her grandson were both frozen to
death.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-07-21

Dry Stove Wood.-I have a large
supply of dry stove wood on hand.
Wood delivered promptly. Cash with
order. J. H. MURPHY, Bamberg, S.
C..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
cine Sdmammart lit. Miemano +

cine S6mammart lit. Nieman6 fat
abnli6es lie por6er geiebelt.
SeattIe. = Ser Sl1brmafn S.
Scenery muBte iid nad oem staot-
hospital begeben, ou iein 8fer0 linn
0as linfe DIR %abgebiiIen batte. Ser
Mann batte iebr piel Slut perloren
uno mar fait eri@0pft, ais er i'm $685.
pital eirtraf.
Sacoma.- @abreno er nit iei-
ner Na@barin Srau @li5a 6. Dotp
uno ibrer Sodter auf DEM @eleiie ser
Mortbern Baeific 8abn iid nab &au-
lie begeben moute, muroe ser Mrbeiter
CHARLES Morgan 8mii@en Sacoma
un0 Si0=Sacoma BON einem 6rabt=
5uge iiberfabren un6 augenblidlid)
geto6tet. 9ie bei6en 6rauen batten,
ais ser 6ra6t5ug Matte, 6as @eleiie
perlallen, uno als 6erielbe poriiber
mar, oermibten fie Morgan. Ma6 eli
nigem Suden fan6en Tie sic i6redlid
p%erltimmelte 2eihe fires Mad)born.
Sregpn.
&afer @itp. - Dieie Sta6t
mur0e BON Ser i9limmiten Sel1ers=
brunit ieit leinem 8eiteben betmge=
ludt. Ser angeri6tete 5@aoen belduft
1i6 auf $500, 900. Sour ein 9ritteI lit
6ur6 @erltderung ge6edt.
Sregon @itp. - 9ungenent=
%5in0ung beruriadte SEN Soo oes Brq=
ii6e.:;ten 6es gta6tratbes bon Sregon
|@itp, @err 81. &napp, zines mobilize
tnnten 6eutiden Embellishments.
&ortlan6. = @roBes SSnterei=
lie bat Sic misunderstanding fer
porgerufen. 3a aber ser MrmorD fein
beion6ers gut geeigneter &lab fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
Tamilienmittel fir Ge5ema.

56eint es ni6t fremoartig, oab 10
piele 9eute iabrein iabraus NIT gc5e=
ma geplagt iino?
Cine % Gents Slaid)e zines ein=
fa6en @al6itoffes itiat 0as Suden
un6 mir6 gemiB ie0en Hatienten iiber=
5eugen.
9ieier @ai&itoff lit 5uiammenge-
leBt aus miloem un0 lin0ern0em Sel
BON @intergriin gemiidt nit City,
mol uno @lpcerin, etc. un6 lit befannt
ais 9. 9. 9. &ecept. @ir miiien
ni9t, mte lange sic 9. 8. 9. 2abora=
torien oie % Gent Sfferten beibe=
bolten mer6en, 90 6as Mittel regular
perfauft miro in $1.00 Slai@en un0
nie 51por 5u irgeno meldem ipe5ieuen
0fferten auf Sen Martt gebra@t
mnr6e.
@enn SIR oieien Mbeno 2in0erung
baben molt, periudt cine 25f Slaide
.auf uniere perionli6e @mpfeblung
FIN. g. S. Garter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

lold cine Musitellung iit, un6 90 iid
i6on ofters audi bel an6eren Mnlai=
len 0as 8%eolrfniB fir Elm grobes, &c.
ral1mtges Mu0itorium fiiblbar madte,
10 iino electromagnetic @ei6aftsleute
ltarf fir Sen 8au zines iol9en begei=
itert. = Esperanto, iene 10 lei6t er-
1ernbare &ilfsiprade, melde bereits an
100000 Mnbdnger gefun6en, muroe
bon &err 81. 8afer aus Chicago in
einem @ortrug i'm Muoitorium ser 9.
30. s. u. beitens empfoblen. Mu6
muroen S@ritte gemadt our 8iloung
zines GSperantiiten Club. - Inter
banolnngen fir 2uftmettfabrten an
@aibingtons @eburtstag iino CUR Set
I'M @ange. @aulban, 6arn1an uno
anoere bea@tensmertbe 2ufti@iffer
mir6en 6abei fonfurrieren. - 1ie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8anf, &oz
|berts 8roS. uno Elm Spefulant fauften
Sic @de 6es @run6eigentbums uno
Badtpertrage an 5. uno Morriion
StraBen um $515,00O. 9ies lit tpobl
ser groBte an einem Gage in Yortlano
%pou5ogene OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
Gplprabu.

0enper.- Souls &anlban, ser
fran5oiii6e Mpiatifer, itieB am Don:
nerltog in ser Mabe bon Denper, eine
&aparie gu, Sic leidt batte i6limme
Solgen baben fonnen. St bra@ nit
ieinem 5arman'iden 3meioefer ourd
Sic l1m5dunung ser &ennbabn bein
Sperlano &arf, un0 sic Maidine fam
.aann in einiger @ntfernung alS eine
S~riimmermalle our @roe. 8aulba11
mur0e fopfiiber berausgei6leuoert
fiel aber in mei6en S6nee un0 fam
10 obne beoeutenoere @erlebungen 90:
bon.
&rfmero. - @ier meitere Sci;
6en mlr0en in ser 6reitag Nsa6t m1s
Ser @rimerogrube g%eborgen. Die 3ab]
Ser aufgefunoenen 2eiben belduft iid
iebt auf 55 I'M @an5en. Man glul1bt
OaB iebt feline freiliegen0en Iobter
mebr mer6en entDedt mer0en. Tim Dit
Srulnmer 5u %entfernen, unter oener
man Sic 2ei6en bon etpo 20 @ruben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
Mtidiaam.

3 Sadion. = &ap @oraman, ein
iunger Glerf in 0ieier 5taot, ser Mber=
fibrt lit, our6 ideinbare S6par5e
&ano-8riefe bon 6. 6. Bloomfield,
einem 8anfier am Ort, $4,000 ge=
foroert 5u babeu, mur0e auf lein @e=
1tanoniB fin gu 5ebn Sabren &orref=
tionsbal1s perurtbeilt.
Banning. Ser friibere
5taatsi@atlefretdr g. @la5ier lit bonn
&i6ter @ieit megen MiBbrau6s ltaat=
li6er @eloer in &obe bon 5 900
81 @efdngniB BON flint Bis 5ebn Sat-
rem perurtbeilt mor6en. @la5ier batte
Sic &ontroue iiber cine 8a1f in @bel-
Tea, mel6e nabber 8anferott erflarte.
Dus @el6 mar int @toeriprl19 nit
Ben geiebli6en 8%eltimmllngen bel ibr
Deponirt morben.
0etroit. - Sin @abn1inntger
batte iib in Sem &auie No. 1855 So
reit Mpenue mie in elmer Setting per-
ihan5t un6 lieB 11iema11oen oas &aus
'paiiieren, obne aus Sen Senitern auf
ben 8%etreffenoen gu i6ieBen. Droben=
0e @el6ibe in 6orm BON @aiierr0b=
rem gaben Sem &auie 6as Mnieben Ell
mes Sorts uno. Gre0 8urfe bielt sic
gauge Nabt binour6 Sic 8oli5ei un0
Sic gan5e 9eadbaridaft in Sdad, lit
Dem er baufig BON leiner 6linte @e-
bro16 madte. Na66em Ser @abn=
mibige einen abnungsloien 8alIanter
0nr6 einen S6uB permunoet batte,
iab ii@ 6ie 8oli5ei peranlaBt, Sic
Na6baridaft 0es Sauies ab5uiper-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
sternidnmppen.

9em &ongreB mur0e cine @orlage
u~nterbreitet, mona9 in @aibington
feline geiitigen @etranfe perfauft lper=
sen ioqen. Gin @eieB, mel9es Sen
8erfauf bon &ripilegien uno @ergnii-
ittgungen perbietet, p4re notbmenoi=
ger.
s.
@it Ser ginfiibrl1ng ser 8oltipar=
falien ioute ii@ ser &ongreB etpas
beeilen. 9enn bal0 oiirfte sic 3eit
fommen, 90 man BEL sen boben 2e=
acknowledgement iiberbaupt nidts
mebr eriparen farm.
g
9us feblenoe @lieo 5mil6en Slid
uno Mold ion in @iioamerifa emf
oedt mor0en iein. Scum ioate iemano
audi 6as feblenoe @lie6 5miiden
6leiid un0 @elobeutel in ser Iaide
oes 6urdi6nittli6en Son lumentel1
ent6eden.
g
Ginige Mitglie0er oes &ongreiies
ioaen iid oariiber beflagt BADEN, oab
lie nit ibrem lumpigen @ebaIte bon
$500 angeiibts ser gegentpartigen
Sbeuerung ni6t mebr 10 gut al1sfom=
men fonnen mie friiber NIT ibren
$4,000. ga, Sic arn1en 2eute, Sic BEL
6en augenblidlt6en 2ebensmittelprei=
len auf Elm feites @ebalt angemielen
iin6, lin0 in ser Sbat beoauernsmertb.
g
Ser 81. Sargent bon &arpar6 fat
gefunoen, 6aB es nibt mebr lange oar=
ern miro, bts 6as meiblide @cldledt
oem mannliden an &orper= l1n6 @ei=
itesfraft min6eiten gleidfommt. Die<
ier 8ebauptung itebt MIR ser l1n1-
ltano %entgegen, 5aB sic 9eatl1r lire Ell
ge1en @ege gebt uno iid 6ur6 ge=
lebrte 8odipriinge nift beeinfluiieu
ldBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

rem ul16 belogerte Sen ltngludli6en in
leinem eigenen &etm. Ser erite Mn=
grift sen sic @oli5ei auf leine Sc
flung madten, en0ete flaglt6 nit DEM
&ud5l1ge Ser Mngreif :er, 0eren ltb ser
@eiitesfranfe nit ieiner Slinte u110 Ell.
men Maieri6lau6 5u ertpebren per=
Ita1to. Grit geraume 8eit ipater ge-
lang es SEN 2euten> Sen Srritn1igen
511 iiberrai6en uno gefangen gu neb=
men. Wfon bra6te i'm 0arauf in eill
Sospitol. 9ie 6amilie 6eS &ranfen
mar i6on porber Gus Sent 5auie &C.
floben ur6 batte ii6 5u @erman6ten
begeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
&c. @@@@@@@@@@
81 @rnnbeigentbnmS- @
6 ltebertragnngen. 60
@@

". senper an S. 8. @auaid, @@A
@8H II. a., 17zf25z3O, $4,000.
S. 8. &allanib on y. Bender, 9ot II
8lpd p, MlbanD, $4,000. 49,.
9. g. @ennes an Mmna @ir@ner, MA
bon 5@A bon S@A, 2<122z31, $500.
garl 8nS e5 az az s. 5; ~ S5lt1naa' S%A
$. 6emming1pn an g. st. 9fel1pn, 8ot
4. 8lod Z, Ii. a. 8rootn, $4,000.
9. 8rnning an sos. 2amar, got 8
Ii. a. 6z123z31, $4,000.
s.. @nben an Sen. 2ltbmers, 81
MgA II. a. 31z126z31. $4,000.
S. @urit al Sobn Sdefers, N8A
sS@A II. a. Sz123z31,. $4,000.
y. 9. @ei1e an y. 8. Metcalf, yt@A
auri @rpe on 8. $. Sliom, got 8,
Blod 3, gaines abp, Eapnespiae $4,000;
g. @iaenbring an 8 s.. Yarfer, got
4, 8lpd 3, @arbeptQe, $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

lenten Dermntbet, miro Sic Mrbeit Ell
mes MonateS erforbenli6 iein.
@iscuniin.
sc n0iion. Die gini6abung oes
gigentb1ms Ser @iienbabnen I'M
5taate un6 Sic 8etrdge ser oaranf err
bobenen stel1ern iinb bon Ser 5teu-
e%r-&ommiiiion peroffentli6t moroen.
Cine beoeute16e Grbobnng Ser Steu-
ern I'M Berglei6 gum lebten Sabr 1T
bemerfbar. Die @eiammteini6aeung
oes gigentbums betragt $2S4,066,-
600 gegen 1924, 948,O00 I'M Sabre
1909. Die steuern belanfen ii6 anf
So, 196,661 GA, ungefabr $4,000
mebr mie inn @oriabre. SolgenoeS
fins Sic 5teuerbetrage, Sic bon Ben
groBeren giienbabnen fonettiert tper-
sen: Chicago & Mortbmeitern, ST..
O24,O44.44 Chicago, Burlington &
Quincp, $168, 1888 Chicago, Mil=
maufee & ct. SAUL, $990,2S4.74;
Gbicago, ct. Saul, minneapolis &
Omaba, $314,527.94; Greet Nor-
tbern, $86,649.9t; Green @ap &
@eltern, $25,O3S.45; Minneapolis,
ct. Soul & goult 5te. Marie, $685.
1869; Mortbern Bacific, $751;
5O9.O6; @isconiin Central, $685.
1888. Die 5teuern Ser @bicago &
Safe Superior &ailroa0 Company, 5
Meilen lang, sic 5pii@en 5mei Stunt
ten in Game County fabrt, betrager
$56.27.
@oufeibo. - Die 2i5en5frage
ion BEL Sen 6riibjabrsmablen ollen
grnites bier in oieier Staot ausge=
fodten meroen. Die Setter ser Mntt=
Saloon 2iga MAIDEN aQe Mnitrengun=
gen, INN our6 sic Girfulation bon &e-
titionen cine @abl berbei5ufiibren
iiber Sic 5rage, oh ser &erfauf bon
geiitigen @etrdnfen lit ser Sta0t ge-
itattet meroen ioQ o0er nibt. 5uperin=
tenoent @eeo pom Milmaufee'er 9i=
itrift befano ii6 am 6reitag in @au-
feibo, nm NIT 6orttgen befannten Yro>
bibitioni lten 81, %fonferieren.
&eno + a.. - Sames 2emis mur=
Sc bier perbaftet u11ter Ser Mnflage,
cine &uBe auf brmtale l110 mutbmtl=
lige @eiie get0otet gu baben. Ct fonn<
tie sic 8iirgidaft i'm 8etrage bon $500
nibt iteuen uno befinoet it@ bis gum
8eginn 6eS @erbors I'M @efangniB.
Inter SEM @isconl1ner @eieb lit in
oem Soue cine 3u6tbausitrafe bis gu
p Sabren 5ulaiiig. @r io1 Sic &ate lit
einen brennenoen &ei5ofen gemorfe EN-
baben.
gauGlaire. - Die Chippewa
ganep &ailpap, Sight & Sooner So.
miro einen Damn nno cine eleftrii6e
&raftanlage iiber sen @e0ar &iper in
Geoar Sails, Dunn County, bauen.
Die &raftanlage miro auf 5000 Nfer=
Hefrdfte berebnet iein. Der 8al1 miro
$3OO,OOO nno Sic Musltattung nit
Mal9inerie meitere 100000 foiten.
Mpntana.
@eleno. = Ser @ei66fts6iitrift
BON Marpspille, einem Minenlager
NIT elmer @eiammtpro0uftion bon
500, 100000 @olo, lit 6urd 6euer
5er1t0rt moroen. Ser 8rano bra6 in
elmer 8arbieritl1be aus uno biilte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

@ir fobren fort uno perna6laiiigen
ltnper0aulibfeit Bis bielelbe ernit
miro. @arum 1tidt lofort ein einfa=
DIES uno iideres Mittel gebra1@en?
Or. Muguit &0nig's @amburger Sro=
pfen, mel6e SEN 3ultano p%erdnoern
uno sen Magen reguliren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
Sin Sabr itarfem 2eioens.

5rau Carrie Msbep, Cumberland
9Do., lit ldnger als Elm Sabr an me-
bem &als u1po an &ei5 inn &alie, ser
,fiia eine Nabt na6 Ser an6eren buiten
madte. Sic gebraudte @arner's
@bite @ine Of Sar uno bat ieit6em
feline Ma@t mebr ibren 59Iaf perlo.
rem. Sdreibt an iie. gu baben BEL ser
Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

Gin Mnfan bon ser Grippe fat bdu-
fig einen bartnadigen &uiten I'M Sc
folge, mel6e Bel pielen 5u elmer groBen
Y1age miro. @bamberlain's @uiten
Mittel lit melt un6 brett gebrau6t
moroen un6 5tpar nit gutem @rfoIge
in ser 2inoerung nu6 8eieitigung Sic
les &uitens. @teIe Sdne iin6 gebeilt
mor6en, naG6em ale m6eren MitteI
..d als erfolgloS ermieien batten. Ser
auft bon Ser Molttor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
Sdmcrrboiocn 8eheiIt III 6 bis IL
SQQftt.

8aao Ointment 1T earontirt. baB es ireeno einen
tudrts NpBenben 6dmprrbpioen in 6 bis IA Tagen
beilt. pber ba3 @elb pirb aurlderitattet. SOC
5abri3irt BON Der HariS Meoicine Co.. ct. Souls.
Wp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

Jebr1ar, 1910.
1idneu sen gan5en 8lod Gin. Bon.
@elenn traf a1f griuden cine 9emii9e
15pribe eit. Ser Mgent Ser Mortbern
Hacific 8abn benadrihtigte @elena,
6aB er ieinen Soften %perlaiien babe.
Sizes meint, 0aB Sic Station ebenfals
nteoergebrannt lit. 9Dnalnit miro ge-
brau6t, UNI @ebduoe, sic i'm Nfaoe ser
Slammen liegen, gu 5eritorelt. Men-
idenleben iino nibt b%erloren, ser Mfa-
terialiha0en jebob fann ni9t &C.
iddbt mer0en.
MiiiouIa. - Carrie Mation
fat ibre &eiie na6 Ser @eitfiite 5eit-
meilig aufgei6oben uno miro nod et=
mas i'm Staate Montana bleiben. @ie
3abl Der 8irtbi6aften i'm 5taate fat
ibr Die n%eber5engung beigebra6t, 6aB
lid bier Elm groBeres Tel0 fir lire
Gbdtigfeit bietet, als lpeiter meitlidL
obglei6 man i6rer Mniidt na6 ar@
sort Ser .&robibition oringe1o beoarf.
@enn 5rau @ation bier fertig lit,
miro iie ii@ nod Mor0- Dafota 1pen<
oen. @orlaufig fat iie es auf 6as bie-
iige California =@einbaus abgeieben,
oas Tie perflagt bat, neil es einen
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
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Colombo, the Holy Land, France, Ger
many. Switzerland, Ireland and Scot
land.
The marriage OF Miss Phyllis May
Cox to A Preese of Redondo WAS SOL
emnized Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides brother-in-law,
Clinton Backtel, in East Second street.
The house was decorated with roses
and ferns The bride was attended by
her two little nieces, Helen and Mar
guerite Backtel, who acted as brides
maids, attired in duffy frocks of white
null. Mr.. and Mrs. Preese viii make
their home in Redondo.
Mrs Harry r. C0ate of 1915 Fourth
avenue is entertaining as house guest
Mrs. Anne Marie Johnson of San Fran
cisco.
s.
The marriage of Miss Nellie e.
Schultz to Edward |. Lantz was solem-
tied Thursday evening at the home of
the brides brother-ln-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred Ehrgott, in Bud
long avenue, the Rev j. w. Utter OF
Glendale officiating. The bride wore
white satin gown yelled with chiffon
and carried a shower of brides roses.
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Florence Schultz, as maid of honor, and
Arthur f. Schultz served Mr.. Lantz as
best man. After a wedding supper Mr..
and Mrs. Lantz went at once to their
own home in West Sixty-sixth street,
where they will be at home to their
friends after November l.
s.
Mrs. Sidney N. Reeve of Roxbury
street entertained with a bridge party
Thursday afternoon. The house was
beautifully decorated with dark red
chrysanthemums and ferns, and in the
dining room yellow and white chrysan-
themums were used. A feature of the
affair was the announcement of the en-
gagement of Miss Katherine Belle Wild
ney to Shirley Brewer. Miss Widney
is sister of the hostess and is the
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. w. w.
Widney of West Jefferson street. The
score cards were hand-painted cupids,
and the announcement was made by
tiny cards distributed by little Elizabeth
Pauley, niece of Miss Widney. The
wedding will be solemnized early in
January. Among the guests present
were Mesdames w. w. Widney, w. H.
Bullen. Paul Pauley, Will Crippen, Cur
tbs Colyear. March Shelton. Edwin
Weegar, John Reeve, A. J. Heimm, Guy
Goodwin. Lelande Ragley, Fred Salyer,
Walter Corbin, Herbert Howard, John
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