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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-03-18
MANKATO FREE PRESS

to come to the city today, after having
been laid up with an attack of grip
since Jan. rs.
Mrs. f.. N. Weed and child Of Ex-
icelsior have arrived to spend the week
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson Weed.
Miss Catherine Pugh returned Friday
from the Pacific coast, where she spent
the winter She visited in Montana on
her way back.
H. l.. Stark, president OF st. Peter
hank, was in the city Saturday and or.
dered a Ford touring ear from H. G
Allyn, to be delivered later.
! Mss Matte Pay went to Minneapolis
Friday and returned yesterday. She
was the guest of friends, and took
occasion to hear David Warfeld.
Peter Coughan left last week fol
Thunder Bay, to resume his dutie;
taking care of the lighthouse there
He has been in the city for a month
visiting his brothers, T. r. and DAME
Coughlan. ,
Mrs. H. Lee Look and children, who
have been visiting the formers uncle
for week, have returned to theil
home near Amboy. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. Case, as far as Amboy
where he will spend several days.
| Milbank Herald Advance: Miss Min
ME Dueser, who for two years was
employed at the Mittelstaedt store, but
who was called to Mankato before
Christmas on account of the illness ant
death of sister, will not return t6
Milbank. She has accepted respon
:sible position with one of the largest
dry goods and department stores il
southern Minnesota, located at Man
katO.
II. G. Allyn and Harry Palmer
started this morning on a long ant
difficult automobile tour. considering
the condition of the roads. They went
from here to New Tim, and theil
route from there takes them to NicOl
let, Sleepy Eye, st. James, Hanska
Madela and Lake Crystal. They ex
poet to he gone several days. The
purpose of the trip is to demonstrate
the ability of the Ford car to negotiate
difficult roads. The trip ought to be
Il good tryout for any car.
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Spring Island

Miss Maggie Lewis is i'll of tonsili-
It's.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson spent last
week with the Dornberg family.
The presence of large iocks of black
birds seem to indicate an early spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mitchell of
Rapidan entertained the local card club
very handsomely Saturday evening at
progressive cinch. Mrs. Mccall and Mrs.
ID. 7. Bowen drew the pretty head
prizes. A very tasty luncheon closed
the evening.
Mrs. Annie AIcPheetees, former resi-
dent of Spring Island, now of Hay
point, is a guest Of her brothers. Mason
and John II. Hynson. Mrs. Mason Hyn.
son gave u very nice dinner in he's
honor Tuesday noon, and Mrs. j. II
HynsOn served fine oyster supper to
Ter old neighbors the same evening.
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L. Salet Must Have Consent of Council
Before Proceeding With Building.

From thursdays Daily.
l.. Salct as begun the construction OF
small warehouse back of his store,
between Main and Mulberry streets, of
frame. covered with sheet iron. 1t is
IA by 20 feet, one story high, and no
stove is to be used in it. Mr.. Salet
obtained permission from City Engineer
Wilson, who did not realize that the
building was a violation of the fire
ordinance. The fire ward this forenoon
looked over the building and ordered
work stopped. Mr.. Salet said that he
had already ordered his iron. 1t was
decided to assemble the aldermen at
one o'clock this afternoon to see what
could be done. 1t is not likely that
anything can be done. and if Mr.. Salet
goes on it will be by general consent
rather than through any formal action.
The aldermen. at their meeting this
afternoon, were informed by Mr..
Salet that he would brick veneer the
building. and thus comply with the
ordinance.
The way the ordinance reads there
is a question whether the engineer was
not justified in granting the permit.
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Kerns and Hebron

The roads are fright, but are dry
ing up some.
Some of the farmers are talking
about seeding next week if the weather
holds good.
Charles w. Goodell of Hebron was
elected treasurer of the town of NicOl-
let last Tuesday.
Roy Hodson has a lot of tile that
he will put in the corn cribs so that
the air way circulate through.
Rev. Bacon delivered one of his able
sermons to large and apprcciative
congregation last Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McCarger are
feeling quite proud over the arrival OF
a new son at their home weel, ago
last Monday.
T. Hodson spent last Sunday in
Mankato and will go to st. Paul We'd
nesday morning to attend the cons"r-
walton congress.
Corn husking is now the order OF
the day for those who have any out
but it is quite wet and will be con
siderably damaged.
Mrs. NJ. 3. roster is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Loucks, neal
Kerns. She has been spending most OF
the winter with her daughter, Mrs
Orchard in Minneapolis.
| About the only thing the people can
think about OF talk about is the shoot
ing affair in Judson last week. 1t is
the first time anything of the kind
ever occurred in this vicinity.
Money was voted at the Nicollet
town meeting last Tuesday TO dig {
large ditch from the bluff TO the river
i'm Hebron on the road between A.
Vrooman's and George McCarger's ant
A. w. Roods and c. S. Thuston''
farm. something that is very mucl
Ccedpd.
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Alex Ellis of Sterling was in the
city today.
Miss Leda Witte of Lewiston is the
guest of her brother, w. O. White.
j. F. Miller of Austin was Man
kato visitor yesterday and today.
Mrs. D. G. Brownlee of Blue Earth il
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs
IF. A. Cote.
A. G.. Stevenson of Rochester was
in the city yesterday and today tran
acting business and calling upOr
| friends.
F.. c. Remmelc was among the Sleepy
Eye citizens who were Mankato visitors
yesterday.
Attorney J. +. Haycraft of Madelia
made q business visit here yesterday
and today. is
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Koring of Plain
view are guests of friends in this
city and vicinity.
Miss Trephena Lewis of Lake Crys
tai arrived yesterday afternoon for q
short visit with friends here.
w. II. Jaeger returned today to lie
Sueur Center after having made 3
brief business visit in the city.
O. j. Finstad of Window is spend
ing few days in the city making
combined business and pleasure trip
Mrs. VI. ID. Fritz has received an
appointment as a delegate to the con
scrvaiiOn congress, which meets in st
Paul next week.
Mrs. Matte Bierbauer Paddock is al
the hospital at Rochester, where she
was operated upon Tuesday. The OPP
Grafton was serious one. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery
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J.. Brown of Amhoy was in Mankatc
today.
+. A. Cole of Owatonna was in the
city today.
Charles Baker of GAINESVILLE was il
Mankato today.
w. r. Nerring of Sleepy Eye was
in the city today.
Mrs. F. B. Root of Wells spent yes.
terday in the city.
Ed. Mountain was down from Coco
Thunder last night.
Charles A. Rodgers of Vernon Center
was in Mankato today.
ID. G.. Owen of Fairmont paid the
city a visit last night.
William s. Hughes of Buttemut tool
supper in tno city last evening.
Attorney Charlie, Thompson of Am
boy was in the city yesterday.
John Bixhy and Ward Bixby of Gar.
den City were visitors in the city to
dav.
Mrs. Edna Smith and Mrs. l.. Dock
stader of Candy were visitors in the
city yesterday afternoon.
L. c. Norman, Richard NJ. Jones and
Charles and l.. F. Moses of Lake Crys
tai were Mankato visitors today.
Charles Fl. Dictz of Mapleton was in
the city today, wearing his right arm
in sling, as the result of fall, in
which he spraincd it.
Hanford Cox, university student
whose home is at ClOouet, arrived
yesterday to spend Sunday as the
guest of County Treasurer T. w. Hart
and family.
Vernon Center New: Mrs. Lulr
Austin, who has been spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. Carpenter, will 90 to Mexico mex,
week where she expects to make hel
future home, and engage in the lant
business, in which she has been on
gagged and is At hustler Her many
friends wish her a safe journey and :
prosperous season
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From Tuesdays Daily.

FROM tuesdays Odity
The county board met this after.
noon, and will be in session for two
or three days. A good deal of i'm
portant business will come up at the
meeting. One of the matters coming
up this afternoon was the bill OF
the Thiel Detective Agency for $49t
for the services rendered in connec
ton with the I.edbeter and Schwandl
eases. This bill has never been paid
and representative OF the agency
appeared before the board on behalf
of the bill, and County Attorney Ply
mat was also present.
Commissioner Schultz reported in re
gard to the Vernon Center bridge ovel
the Blue Earth that one of the tubular
piers has been moved forteen inches
and that the shoe of one end of The
bridge projects but six or seven inches
over the end of the pier. If the pie
was to be moved seven inches more
the bridge would fall. He recommends
that strong brace be erected at one'
TO protect the pier until permanent!
REPAIRS can be made.
A large number of Rapidan farmers
were present this afternoon TO presen
the matter of moving the present Rapi
dan bridge to Red Jacket, and a commit
tee of the Mankato Commercial club ap
peared and supported the request o
the farmers. Decisive action is no
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Redwing is pestered by an epidemic
of measles.
T.. C. Otto of Lakeficld was in the
city yesterday.
William j. Roberts of Judson was in
the city today.
j. A. Melone of Rochester was in
Mankato today.
III. A. Tate of Balaton was in the
city over night.
in the city today.
August Olson of st. Peter was in
the city over night.
Miss H. Rudolph of Springfield is
visiting in the city.
Charles Voightlander of GAINESVILLE
was in the city today.
II. NJ. Ball and Fl. G. Dodge of Morgan
were in Mankato today
G.. A. Lewis made business visit
today at Lake Crystal.
o. Fl. Schroeder and wife of Window
were in the city today.
III. A. Patterson took business trip
to st. Paul this morning.
Jay Sherk is confined to his home in
North Mankato with illness.
Sheriff Olson OF st. Peter was in the
city over night, on business.
Mrs. P. M. Ferguson, who has been
seriously i'll with tonsilitis, is improv-
ing.
Misses Minnie and Bertha Keller OF
Mapleton visited in the city yester-
day.
A. Mey... &C %aw Tin, reprc5enti:. ?
the Volkseitung, vas in the city yes
tcrday.
Alvin Jones is back form California,
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William Ruess Takes Charge of the A.
E. Company Office.

Daily.
William Ruess of Winona arrives
tomorrow to be checked in as the local
agent for the American Express CON.
pany to succeed f. III. Pfcffer, who
was the other day promoted to be
full srvice. Mr.. Ruess has been mos
senger between Wnona and Huron, S.
D., for the American Express com
pany.
G. NJ. Brown, who has been filling
the position of agent temporarily, will
return TO st. Paul Monday.
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They Can Cast Their Ballot at Bond
Election on Monday.

Evan Hughes has looked up the law
and finds that ladies of the school
district are entitled to vote ON the
proposition to issue bonds for the cree
|tion of a new high school building and
for ar addition to the Franklin build
ING, which will be voted upon Monday
next. The ladies nave the right to
vote on all matters pertaining to the
school interests. They should turn
out and register their wishes in the
matter.
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looked for today, or before the board
has viewed the ground.
A communication has been received
from the state highway commission
asking that work will be done on state
roads this year and what money will
be asked from the state. Many other
matters are also slated 10 come up.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

From Thursdays Daily.
William f. Bindewald to James w.
Rains, seH, section Is, and VIE, swl4,
section IL, Ceresco, for $l6,560.
Alma j. Gacke to Philip Hodapp,
lot s, block 2, Fletcher & Wizards adj
dition. for $780,
Frank NJ. Shaefer to Waldo Il.
Adams, seA, neA, section 80. and s1.,
nwA, and ny, swA, section 33, ard
part of swH, swH, north of Winona
!, & st. Peter railway, i'll section So, and
part of SEA, swA, north or same
road. in same section, all in Lime, be-
i ing 200 acres, for $4,000
Peter Kremer to William Baumgart
ner, north % feet of lot G, block 4.
Mankato, for $500
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From Saturdays Daily.
Entertained Y. M. G. A. Chain.

Mrs. F. w. Hunt entertained six
ladies in the Y. VI. G. A. chain Thurs
day afternoon, at her home on Clark
street, very enioyably.
The Misses Minor gave one of the
Y. VI. c. A. chain parties at their
home on State street yesterday after
noon,
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Eagle Lake

Mr.. Alvord is on the aicl; list
Miss Ida Burgess spent Sunday with
her parents.
Mrs William Oehler went to Man
kato Tuesday.
w. Z. Hill and family spent Sunday
at John Casper's.
Luella Compton spent Sunday with
her grandparents.
Mrs Stella Bagen of Chicago is Wis
iting her parents.
George Johnston of Waseca i visit
| ing relatives here.
Miss Flora Foster is employed al
ST. Peter this week
Miss Bernice Presshall is visiting
her parents this week
Mrs. Carrie Dyer visited Mrs. Eliza
beth Chapman last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill spent Sun
day at the Ekman home.
| Mrs. James Johnston visited Mrs.
| William Oehler Thursday.
Rose Higgins is employed at Will
lam Englerth's this week
| W. +. Hill and c. L. Buckley drove
to Madison Lake Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mcnamara visited
at William Compton's Sunday.
| Miss Eda Bennett is spending her
vacation at her home in Kasota
Mrs. d. ID. Cummins is visiting at
the IT, Cummins home this week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Heath of Man
kato are visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. j. Russell visited
1T Levi Compton'S on Monday last.
| Adolph Hochn of Madison Lake
called on William Compton Sunday
| Henry Johnston attended the show
at Madison Lake Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jackson visited
at the c. L. Buckley home on Sunday
| Edythe Johnston visited with friends
and relatives in Eagle Lake over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. a. d. Heath spent Sat
urday with NJ. and Mrs. Levi Comp
ton.
| Northwestern lincmen of Manllato
iare busy repairing the lines around
town.
The Misses Jennie Peterson and Wv
ian Smith visited at the Levi Comp
ton home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ekman Of ST.
Paul are visiting the formers mother,
Mrs Louise Fkman.
The Misses Hnlda Jacobson and
Edyihc Johnston visited Miss Luella
Compton Wednesday.
Rev. Osgood, pastor of the Christian
church in Mankato, was an Eagle
Lake visitor Tuesday.
Those attending Woodmen camp at
Smiths Mill Saturday evening were as
follows: j. n. Compton, Arthur Reyn-
olds, Walter Harein, George Westphal
j. L. Burgess and Frank Johnston.
School closed in District 1873 Friday
for a months vacation. Miss Bennett,
the teacher, has been very successful
lin her school work and everyone will
be glad to sec her back for the spring
term.
Among those who are attending
school in MankatO that spent Sunday
lat home were Misses Ionic Cook.
Maude Burgess, Olcta Englerth and
Messrs. Lyle Macbeth, Ernest Chap
man and Dean Burgess.
a number of Woodmcn OF Eagle
Lake attended camp at Smiths Mill
Saturday evening. We understand they
took the Smiths Mill limited hut UNI
fortunately they were carried through
that city TO GAINESVILLE and they came
hack to Smiths Mill on the Eagle
Lake flyer, but notwithstanding this
incident they finally reached their des-
Itination and after camp closed they
They all report a royal good time
such as the Smiths Mill boys are ca
|pable of giving and at very late
hour all took the tie pass for home.
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DR.. T. S. Bugbec, the well-known
eye specialist of Minneapolis, will be
al Clifton House, Mankato, Mimi. on
Wednesday, March 30, one day only.
Eyes carefully examined and glasses
made that will fit. Special attention
to relief of headaches and other ner-
vous troubles by proper fitting OF
glasses. Cross eyes Strengthened.
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full obituary notice but will tell more
in our next issue.

Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Sold by Lack Drug Co.. Druggist.
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From Thursdays Daily.
Three Chain Parties.

Mrs. J. T. Pugh entertained yester-
day afternoon at her home on Clark
street.. The affair was one of the Y.
NJ. c. A. auxiliary chain. Mrs. J. J.
Edwards entertained similarly at her
home on Locke street this afternoon,
and Mrs. w. T.. Evans will entertain
tomorrow afternoon at her home on
South Front street.
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Dr. W. II. Powell of Kasota was
in the city yesterday.
\. R. Pau Jr. will return tomorrow
from trip TO Dakota.
DIR. Seaquist departed yesterday for
Denver, Col. and will be absent a
week.
Leo s. Lamm of Minneapolis spent
yesterday and this forenoon in the city
on business.
F. II. Kelly is not very well and
will be unable To take his trips for
Il week or two.
II. T.. Carney was called to Chicago
Yesterday by the illness OF his father,
r. II. Carney. an eX-mayor OF Man
katO.
Ed. Pclant. matchmaker OF Stay
ton, visited DIR. l.. A. Faulkner yester-
day, while on his way TO st. Paul to
take an examination in optics.
Mrs. l.. Fl. Postel and little daugh
ter of Minneapolis are visiting rela-
tives and friends in the city and will
remain two or three weeks. They came
Saturday.
Attorney c. o. Daily departed today
for Shulesberg, Wis, where he will
attend the funeral of Mrs. NJ. }.
Daley, wife of Mr.. Dailey's brother
She died in ioveland, Col.
II. G. Allyn and Harry Palmer re-
turned last night from their tour OF
l25 miles among the towns west OF
here, demonstrating the Ford machine.
They found the roads in awful con-
diiion in most places but did not get
into n mldhOle but what the car was
able TO get out under its own power,
even though it took good deal Of
wriggling and squirming about.
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From Fridays Daily.
Entertained Chain Social.

Mrs. F. A. Cote very pleasantly en-
.tcrtained the chain social yesterday
afternoon
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South ST. Paul, March l0.-Hogs
so; Is cents higher. Range 10 t.
1880 Bulk 1925 to 1926. Cattle
1900; steady. Sheep. l,400, steady.
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SOCIETY
N. w. Phone, 50. Citizens, 2l3
Marriage of Miss Weaver.
N. w. Phone, 50,

st. Pau! Pioneer Press: rhe marriage
of Miss Rosslyn Weaver of Seattle,
formerly of st. Paul, and Harry Gin
ton Libby of Minneapolis will take
place this afternoon in Minneapolis
Rev. Andrew Stowe of Gathsemane
church will perform the ceremony in
the presence of only the members oil
the family. wedding supper will
follow at the home of the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Libby, 90
Spruce place. Mr.. Libby and his bride
will leave this evening for the east
10 sail shortly for a two months "trip
abroad. They will be at home thi:
summer at lsIeview, Lake Mime tOnka
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A.. just of Rapidan was in the cit,
today.
B. F. Pay made a business trip t.
st. Paul today.
William A. Swift, wife and son o
Waseca were in Mankato yesterday.
Martin Farrell went to LeSueur Cen
ter yesterday, to visIu son for few
',days.
J. Il. Nielsen goes to ST. Paul to
morrow to attend the conservation con
gross.
A. d. Douglas of Pipestone ant
G. A. Douglas of Minneapolis were Wis
,itors in the city yesterday.
Harold Durkee and his sister, Mis-
Avis, of Winnebago, were in Mankat'
today, calling upon friends.
County Commissioner Jones arrive,
from Mapleton today to be on hant
for tomorrow's meeting of the count,
Iboard. atG
Lafayette Wilder of Decoria was abb
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Entertained for Y. M. c. A.

Mrs. II. III. Fuller entertained this
afternoon for the Y. NJ. c. A. chain,
and among her guests were Mrs. T. s.
Wilcox and Mrs. C. w. Babcock of Ka-
sofa.
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Mrs. Griffith Entertained.

Mrs. I. Y. Griffith entertained a
quintet OF ladies at her home on South
Front street yesterday afternoon, in
the Y. NJ. c. A. chain.
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NJ. J. Ryan of Smiths Mill was
| in the city today.
c. A. Zieskc OF WestbrOok was in
THE city yesterday.
Lewis lleinke OF Mapleton was in
lthc city yesterday.
John Circhfeld of Walnut Grove was
lin the city yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Hamilton of Window Wis
tied in the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lopez and daugh-
Iir Madelia over Sunday.
w. II. Gary went TO Minneapolis this
morning to meet three land seekers
and may go on to Calgary with them
Mrs. G. w. Black is entertaining
Mrs Anderson OF Waseca for il few
days The Andersons expect TO move
to Mankato soon.
Mrs. Charlotte Maiers, who has been
spending the winter with her son, A
d. Maiers and family returned to her
home at Huntley today.
Miss NJ. Brandt returned last even
ing from the twin cities where she
spent few days attending the mil
linery openings at the large stores.
f. A. WhitcOmb went to Albert Lea
this morning to take his former posi-
ton of chief engineer for the Albert
Lea Brick and Tile company. Mrs
jWhitcomb will follow tomorrow, and
they will reside there until next fall
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=~1~, nord-v's Daiiv.
Gave Birthday Party.

Miss Ethel Taylor gave a birthday
party at her home on Clark street
Saturday evening, entertaining COM
pany of fourteen young people. The
evening was very pleasantly spent with
Isames, and nice refreshments Were
served.
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Mrs. Hunter Entertained.

Mrs. Hunter entertained for the Y
NJ. c. A. chain. at her home on Fulton
street, yesterday afternoon.
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Fad Irish Features.

The II. and c. club was entertained
by Mrs. w. II. Wilcox and Mrs. ID. +.
Walker on Tuesday afternoon at the
home of the former. The afternoon
was spent in singing Irish songs and
telling Irish stories. The guests were
also blindfolded and sent on 4 Journey
10 kiss the, Blarney stone. Mrs. }.
J. Haggard winning the prize, small
Irish pig. An elegant course dinner
Was served.
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Will Entertain Junior League.

Miss Alberta Noe is entertaining this
evening for the benefit of the Junior
Civic league.
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The bride is cousin OF County An
ditor Weaver @ fthis city.