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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
ROOSEVELT COMMITTEE
Arrangements for the Coming
Visit.

The general committee in charge of
arrangements for Roosevelt's visit to
Fargo will hold a meeting tomorrow
evening at s o'clock at the Fargo Com
mercial club rooms. Every member of
that committee is requested to be
present.
1t is the intention Of the committee
to outline some programme for Sept.
S, Labor day, and the committee will
be. pleased If all Of the subcommittee
will also be represented. At this
meeting the work of each committee
will be outlined and the different COM
mitees will be told just what they are
to do to make this day the greatest
Fargo or North Dakota has ever
known.
Congressman Hanna has received
several communications from Colonel
Roosevelt and his secretary and there
is good deal Of work to be done. The
meeting will be called to order at s
O'Clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
BREAK RECORD FOR
BUILDING PLANS
FARGO BUILDERS AND TRADERS
EXCHANGE is DOING A REC
ORD BREAKING BUSINESS THIS
YEAR - SIXTY PLANS HAVE
BEEN ON FILE THIS YEAR.

Since Jan. /, sixty plans and specif,-
cations for proposed new buildings
have been exhibited in the Fargo
Builders and Traders exchange rooms.
This is by far a greater number than
has ever before been exhibited in the
rooms in the same length of time.
Secretary Leeby of the exchange
says: This is gratifying and shows,
first, that the exchange is growing
more and more popular the longer the
, rooms are open, and second, that the
builders and contractors are beginning
TO realize how important such an insti-
tuition is for their benefit. Another
thing that these figures bring out is
the fact that building activities all
over the state of North Dakota are
always on the grow.
Il might say further" said Mr..
Leeby, that the class of buildings for
whose erection the plans are exhibited
are of a much superior type than those
which were offered some years ago, All
of which inClines one to the belief that
North Dakota is improving all the
time.
THE sixty plans come from all parts
Of the state and are for almost every
kind Of building, from an automobile
structure to stately college edifices and
big business blocks. The exchange
members are all very much pleased
over the good showing the rooms have
made in the past six months. We look
for many more plans yet this season,
but of course it is growing a trifie late
for the beginning Of new buildings"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
ENROLLED.

Miss Jane McGinnes OF Minot en-
rolled at Aaker's Business college and
entered upon her school work this
morning. The attendance at the A.
B. c. is now some 40 per cent better
than that of last year for July and
indicates that the A. b. c. is steadily
growing in popularity-merit wins.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
An Introduction.

Through their good fortune in Sc
curing the tailoring line of the Marks
Co., Chicago, Lakes Pressing ParIors
are able to introduce to Fargo men a
high quality of made-to order suits
for $22 and up. Because the Marks
Co. manufacture or-buy most Of their
woolens direct from the mills, it is able
to offer lower prices than others and
give equal or better quality. Lakes
Pressing Parlors sells suits on the mo
fit--no pay" plan. They have an ex-
perienced tailor to take your meas
urements, and guarantee satisfaction
in every detail or refund your money.
Fall samples are now on display in
their shop under The Fargo National
bank. .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
HAY

just received 3 carloads
of best hay. For sale at
lowest market prices. See
Vim. ellis, IA 9Th Street
South. Phone $50.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
FREE SCHOLARSHIP.

In the school Of his choice will be
given to any young man who can md
a better equipped business training
school in the entire northwest than the
Dakota Business college of Fargo. It's
teaching force and course of study
equal its equipment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
MEN OF OF TASTES

Are wearing clothes OF taste, carefully
tailored by reliable makers. Young
fellows of judgment are seeking the
fair prices that we ask. Suits $25 and
up. Theodore A. Evanson & Co, 400
N. p. avenue, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
Notiee--Lost Grin.

VIII the party who took2the grip by
mistake from the 1O:45 Grand Forks
train last night please leave it at the
Great Northern depot and oblige the
owner. John Sheehon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
Hay and HAY Lands,

We have both right near Fargo, six
ty tons of the former and several good
meadows to cut. .~..>.----~~-~-~.--->
Page Benedict Land Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
aNo HARD rlMEs

For Dakota Business college pupils. !"
says Professor Watkins. He says
there is always a certain amount Of
office work which must be done and
business men know that D. B. c..
pupils can do this work exceptionally
well--therefore they will be given the
preference.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28

Ten carloads of choice western
horses on sale at N. P. stockyards
Fargo. July % to 80.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28

Stephens, F. r. Bagshaw, ]. Mont
piazier, L. P. Hyde, F. w. Akam, J. S.
Fairfield, F. M. Breysby, Burdett Lep-
per, Alva l.. Tenny.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
lr Menorium

Miss Alma Harris, daucf ter Of
Mr.. 6 \. Harris. of Oxford died
July ., 1910 She was Is srears.
y months and - days old, ;nd in
her hrief life had develooed a
lovely and charming personality.
she possessed a particularly sweet
disposition. obedient and towing
To those iu her nome and loval to
her friends She was a bright.
ambitious girl and during the last
days Of her illness said that while
she had - much to live for. she
was willing ard ready 10 die If it
was Gods will. When the end
came she sweetly breathed her
last and fell asleep III Jesus. lie
who gave has taken her away.
She is gone row from the home
circle - recently visited by the
sudden beTeay sment of wife and
mother.
We look forward to the reunion
OF friends and loved ones some
day and may not her sorrowing
loved ones here believe that she
will be eagerly waiting for them.
over yonder? Yes, somewhere
beyond the clouds and the sunset
beyond the shadows and the
night. she waits till they come.
No, now, hut in the coming YEAR
u may b. IN tire better land.
Ven know the me1ring oi our tears
Z And then sometin Wen UNDER
>tand.r a FsIENp
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
THE DEAD.
MRS. W. d. PORTER.

After two weeks illness Mrs
w. u. Porter died at the family
residence Wednesday night. and
ihe remains ware Inferred Friday
even ng et 5 . clock. with fune-
rat.erviceS a the residence con-
du ed hy her pastor, Rev. VI.
Atki--on.
AIR. Porter has been a resident
of oxford for many years and
was highly esteemed for her
many Christian Virtues. She
VS. loved ty a wifs circle of
fris ads Who appreciates her So
cial ana sympttheGc disposition.
always making an effort Tor the
happiness of others. She leaves
devOted husbard and one son
besides numerous relatives. The
two banks and al' IT the other
business houses were closed dur
ing the hour OF funeral services
as a MARI nj esteem for the de-
ceased aud her husband, NJ. W.
y. Porter, president OF the NJ. d
+ Bank.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
Crying for Help.
Lots Of i in oxford. Ba, DaII, cr,w
tug Les.

Lots Of - In Oxford. Hut Dali. crow
lug les.
I've kidneys cry for help.
NJ an organ in the whole body ~
delicsteiy constructed
Not one 20 importsnt to health
The kidneys are the filters of IN,
blood
When they fail the blood becomes
foul aud poisonous.
There can be no health where there
Is poisoned blood.
Backache l. one uf the first indica
tions of kidney trouble
IL l. the Kidneys cry for help. Heed
il
Deans Kidney Pills are what i
wanted.
Are Just what CverwOrked kidneys
weed
rhey strengthen aud iuvigorate the
kidneys. help them to do their work !,
never fail to cure any case OF kiddey
disease.
Read the proof from oxford citizen
Mrs Salina J. Moore, on University
street. Oxford. Miss says: The Use
OF three or four boxes Of Deans Kid
ney Pills entirely fret 4 me from back
acne and weakness across my loins
that annoyed me great deal. be-
gan to improve almost as soon a. |
started to use this remedy and il acted
as a tonic to my system | have had
no kidney trouale since then and out
of gratitude 7 highly recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills to other sufferers
OF kidney trou' IL
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents Foster Slilburn Co, Bniia!ol
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no Other.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
Camp-Meeting.

I Camp-meeting closed Sunda,
after running ten days. Tn,
ministers in attendance wer,
Revs J. G. Fielder. of Shreve.
port, Ia: }. y. Mitchell. Of Wa
ter Valley: J. X. Countess. ol
Grenada; J. Y. Cunningham. o.
Holly SPRING G. ". Bachman
OF Ninona; J NJ. Nelson, II La.
fa-ette Springs. and our loca
Pastors, Reys. :, G. Park and b
L. FullilOve. Some who hav,
been attending .he camp meetin.
for thirty seven years say jhi
was the best meeting ever helO
here. The occasion was auspi-
cious from be- inning 10 end ano
profound interest was manifested
from the first service throughout.
Bro. Holder did most of the
preaching which was always at.
tended by the Holy Spirit. This
earnest man OF God il indeed
presenting his body a Ewing
sacrifice and the great results
If his labOrS prove 1t i accept
able unto the Master. From time
to time We had earnest sermons
by the different other ministers
present which added much To IN,
success OF the meeting.
The choir leader and sweet
singer, Mr.. Arthur Herring. who
accompanies Mr.. Holder in all OF
his meetings, was indeed an IN
helper and no doubt
the success Of this glorious M ct
ing was in great measure 1ue
to his sweet, ear est singi- 2 Of |
the gospel, his rich Christian ex-
perlerce and his heering W -is /
as he went here end there AT. ong
the people.
Good crowds were in stte nd /
ance upon every service. and the
conduct throughout was alr-p pst
faultlsss. The work OF the Holy
Spirit was visible at every service
and souls were born into the
Of God daily. one nun
dred and ten taking their stand
under his banner on the closing
afternoon of the meeting. many
Of them shouting his praises. 1t
was indeed good to be there.
Thus closed the thirty-seventh
meeting at the old oxford Camp
Ground. BROWN EYES.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
Resolutions CT Respec..

WrhREAs. the officers and
Stockholders uf the Merchants X
Farmers Bank have heard with
deep fvgrv. 81 the untimely death
If the beloved wife and helpmect
81 the president Of this lusutu-
ton. and.
WHEREAS. We. the,Glrectors of
said bank deeslre to express -
". d. Porter and his family the,
sympathy We feel for them in
their deep sorrow. now, therefore
BE II RESoLNkD, that We, the
directors Of the Merchants and
Farmers Bank in special meeting
called for this purpose do cause
to be spread on the minutes Of
this ba < and to he published in
the loo papers this testimony to
the life and character of the late
Mrs. W. d. Porter:
That We have known her as a
leader of good works. a success
full and happy wife and mother
and an earnest and true Chris
tian whose influence will always
be felt in This community.
That We bow in submission to
the will of the All Wise Ruler Of
the Universe and realize that
death holds no terrors for those
who die in the full enjoyment of
the Faith and Hope OF such
Christian characters "a Mrs W.
u. Porter, still We desire to ex-
tea1 our heartfelt sympathy to
he bereaved family, and to add
our testimony to her worth, use
fulness and influence.
Signed,
The BOARD o. DIRECTORS OF THE
MERCHANTS L FARMERS BANK.
August l6, 1910.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
Notice to the Public.

Oxford. Miss, Aug. 10, 1910.
To the Public:
On this date we have dIscon-
tinued delivering ice to the con-
sumers, and have arranged with
Messrs. J. A. Greer, 4. n. Bar
nett and h. A. Crouch d Son.
who will continue to deliver 70
the public at .the same price as
formerly charged.
We have outstanding a few ice
books. which will be accepted oy
Messrs. Greer, Barnett ana
Crouch in payment for any @s
purchased from them or which
are convertible into cash upon
presentation at our office. we
are not responsible for ice books
issued by any one else. :,
We will continue to sell ice AZ
the plant at the usual price y
anyone who may come for II.
OXFORD OIL MILL Co.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
r " Sale

Three hundred and eighteen
acres of land, 500 can be cult
waited, 13 miles South OF Oxford
and II miles Northeast of Water
Valley. Something near 100
acres level land in woods and
cultivation, and about 100 acres
in good pasture. Plenty of good
water. Two different phone lines
are connected here with switch
bells in the house. Rural mail
delivery passes the premises. If
sou want good home, apply to
W. Nj. THwEaTT,
Paris, Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18

Miss Cara Lee Furr has bean
quite sick this week
Mr.. Doak Matthews is o.,
tour IN the Wes,
Mr.. Louis Short. Of Toees rol.
was IN Oxford Monday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Woodward was
quite sick the p7.st weels. -"
Our correspondents all seem 10
oe 'aking vacation this week.
Mr.. Walker W 7od. of senate.
oia' spent yester cay in Oxford.
Mrs Laura Richmond is oYi,e
sick at Mr.. +. Davidson's in tho
country. - ''''
Mrs. Lee Russell .nt.r,r;,.l
Friday in honor Of her -unr
visitors.
Mr.. and N o. Miller. OF T.,,s
are the guests of MIR. and sg-s
+. +. Matthews.
Mr.: Geo. NJ. Bailey, Of Hons
ton' Tex, Is visiting his fathe-
Hon. +. Webster.
Mrs. Wood and little son. q,
Winona, are visiting Mr.. am
Mrs. Henry Faser.
Miss Jam Hawkins. Of He :
springs. IL visiting her neice
Mrs. Guy Mosarty.
Mrs. A. :. Young and riss
Julia returned Friday from a
visit to FriaI Point.
Mr.. X. Il. Galloway and family
oil Pontotoc, spent the past week
here with biz brothers.
Mr.. Wilmer Kennedy and eam.
ny are spending the week With
friends at College Hill.
Little Miss Annie Lee Meek -
Clarksdale, is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Ida Meek.
Mrs. Morgan of Memphis, IS
visiting her mother. Mrs J. c.
Gates, on Cemetery street.
Hiss Sallie pegues has re,u-n-
ed home after several weeks
visit to relatives in Mobile.
| Miss Blanche Winter, of Gre
nada, visited Mrs. Collier and
family Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Bramlett will
have her sister, Mrs. NutaH. Of
Louisville, KY, with her for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. p. W. Rowland had f5r
her guests Tuesday, Mrs. West,
of Kosciusko.,,and Mrs. DuPolster
Of Water Valley.
Mr.. Frank Mckee and sister.
Miss Matte, will attend the house
party to be given by Hon. z. T.
Markett next week.
Misses Mabel Smith and Edith
Wardlaw spent a few days thi
week the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
(. o. Davidson on the Farm.
Kaley & Sparks Millinery &C.
tablishment will be closed until
Sept. 1st. The proprietors are
absent selecting their fall stock.
Mrs. Henry Fsser entertained
with reception from : to Wci-
nesday afternoon in honor Of her
guest and sister, Mrs. Wood, of
Winona.
MISS buit. DCtAtiCt anu MAR
Anderson Mckie, Of Water VAL
ley. and Miss Sallie Buck. OF
jackson. are the weeks guests of
Mrs. l.. NJ. Russell.
Mr.. b. l. Russell, Of Tunica.
who has been visiting friends and
relatives in Oxford for the past
ten days, was accompanied by
his sister Mrs. ". b. Mcmahon.
l.. K. Russell and Mrs. lrere Me-
Larty as far as the Bluff City on
his return home Tuesday.
The Savoy Hotel is now under
the management of Mrs. J, J.
Shine of Texas, an elegant lady,
who will keep it up to a high
standard. Mrs. Shine is a widow
and comes among us hoping to
receive liberal sh-re of the
public patronage, which We lee'
sure she will justly merit. Iou
will receive the best the market
affords and every attention at the
Savoy.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
Good Life insurance Cheap.

In American Life Association,
Empire Building, Birmingham,
Ala costs but a fraction of ordi-
nary life Insurance.; is open to
healthy white men and women 10
70 so wears old; children can pay
for insuring parents and be the
iyenefcaries; exceptionally easy
terms. as we have no agents
write Immediately for rates and
terms.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18

Bites Of poisonous insects that cause
the flesh to swell up must be treated
with a healing atiseptic that will coun
teract the poison and heal the wound.
Rallard's Snow Liniment answers
every requirement in such cases.
Price 25c, soc and 81 90 per bottle.
Sold BY A III. Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
For Rent.

Two story, seven room resi-
dence on South Depot street.
Conveniently located to town and
schools. Modern conveniences.
Mrs. C. P.PLANT.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18

ANYONE, anywhere, can start a
al order business at home. No can
inas;ng ma Re YOUR own boss. Send
,or t,se booklet. Tells how. II eacock
A427O I.ockport, \. Y.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18

AN intelligent person may earn sl0O
monthly corresponding for newspa-
pers, No canvassng, seno ,cr PAT
f;culars. Press Syndicate, .. 4s1t,
Iaekrkrf, N. Y.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
Local and
Personal.
OC5

MT. Jas. 4. Porter spent Inc
past week in oxford.
The first Congressional primary
will be held Saturday.
Mr.. W. A. Boone, of Pontotoc.
spent Monday in our city.
Abbie Wilson is visiting friends
IN Lafayette Springs this week
! MIR. Scott Vance. of Forrest
visited his parents the past week.
Mrs. Nichols and son w,de
left Tuesday on a visit to Teas.
Hon. Lemuel T.. Oldham : nd
family have returned from Iuka
Springs.
Mrs. John Holleman, OF Nom.
phis, is visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. A. F. Taylor. OF LAFAYETTE
Springs, was in Oxford on busi.
Dess Monday.
Mr.. z. II. Kimmons left Tues.
day for prospecting tour
through Texas.
The EAGLE received a pleasant
call from Mr.. W. y. WRite Of
Splinter Monday.
Miss Fannie and Luther Heard
visited Mr.. r. NJ. Heard and
family last week.
Mrs. I. ]. Wilson and daughter
Lena are visiting friends in Cof-
feeville for Ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riley, of
Tupelo, are the guests Of their
mother, Mrs. T. l.. Harris.
Mr.. Lee Still, OF woodson's
Ridge, left for the West Monday
to try and regain his health.
Prof. and Mrs. A. L. Bondu-
rant, of the University are visit
ing re,atives in Hubbard, Va.
Mr.. A. =. Harwell of Tula paid
the EAGLE office an appreciated
visit while in Oxford Monday.
Judge W. T. Falkner OF Madill.
Okla, is visiting his children and
the family of MIR. Jno. +. Brown.
Fountain and Leo Galloway
have returned from weeks vis-
it to Itta Bena and Morgan City.
BoARDERs WANTED few ta-
BILE or regular boarders wanted.
Mrs. j. j. Shine, at the Savoy
Hotel.
The ladies' union prayer meet
ing will be he'd with Mrs. Eas-
chal Friday afternoon at i've
O'Clock.
Mrs. Stone Webster and little
son have. returned to Ardmore.
Okla, after an extended visit TO
relatives here.
Mrs. Will Wilbanks and child
rem of New Albany are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A + Hickey on
Lake street this week.
Mrs. Carl Buford- entertained a
a party of young people Wednes-
day evening complimentary To
her neices, the Misses Crosby Of
Greenyille.
Mrs. W. A. Nelson has return
ed to her home in Walter, Okla,
after a few weeks visit to friends
and relatives in Oxford, the home
of her childhood.
The friends of Mrs. F. NJ. Bet
tis, who lived in Oxford back In
! the SOS, will regret to learn OF
( her death which occurred recent
! ly al her home in Chattanooga,
Tenn.
! Foa SALE OR ENT-Two houses
6 and I rooms, modern conveln-
ances on College Hill street.
Terms easy. See
A. J. CONNER.
We have been greatly incon-
venienced by the work now going
on in the building occupied 10y
the EAGLE office, and ask that
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
ttk WORLD.

|ss---rhe L.rx-
EHpaper Pab
Ecs.,n n Every
: the great ef-
EEK edition of
I1 poblish the
uer y that it NAV
4 Of what has
truth, irres-
"; W that rdasop
aon with the
papers o. Its iss
IN is now at
ue4t O6o. 81.
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Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18

k;psI Nominees
For Mayor.
STEPHENS.
or Marshal,
N HARKINs.
IDERxES.
brge C. II Keys.
T.W Atent-
". L. Smith.
]. B. Brown
C.E Slccgh.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18


Iist of unclaimed mail matter re-
manning in the Oxford post,oinesss sstb. ~.
tbe week ending Saturday, Aug i''"'
Buford, Mrs. Lena.
> Boon, A. J. .
! Fenson, Mrs. Margaret
Gresham, Miss Elisa
5 Hopkins, ohver;
Houghston, +. v.
Hood, Spurgeon.
s johnson, ]. Nj.
Poks, Miss Leonns.
II sinpleterry, Mrs; May.
70 shelton, Mrs. Msry'
13 Smith, W. ?.
IA Thomas, Edgar
When calling for the above % s.cb sas.r and
tised mail give the No. Oh eacn s'
the oats 5. NJ. HowRY, 7. NJ
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
DIRECTORY.

|rRT Meets First Mon
and December. H. c.
Ia. " storer, Marshal;
y. District Attorney; L.
blerk.
fRT-Meets the second
March, September and
". A. Roane, Judge
.0CRT- Meets Fourth
zy and November. l.
zneellor.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18

u.,,saIria--stcp those SHARP. sh's,inx.
srsnssi.s neurzigi. pans s,sn
80. pyln rue 8 soses y esn@
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18
I OFFICIALS

- = -
)zy and November. l.
zneellor.
n OFFICIALS
- {. Hartsfield
: anley Sneed
". ". Woodward
- G. B. Taylor
W. @. Parks
bon III. T. Smith
JIG Woolverton
r. Fsikn6r & Russell.
pmey Edgsr Webster
d. S. McLarty
rger ]. x. Miller
-, J. F. Brown
). X McLarty
- Guy McLarty
SUPERVISORS.
&c. c. Stephens
-------M. ID. Wait
William Houston
= ]. c. Treloar
l. Davis. President.
~, Beard of
Election
J Commissioners.
FFICIALS.
= f. :. Adams
E. Z. Temple
G. II. Keys
]. II. Lawshee
James Stone & Son
MlFsxEy.
-. II. Iawshee
-r. w. Asent
W l.. Goodwin
H. V. Somerville
-R. B. Robson
HrRChEs
DAY School every
q at $50 O'Clock.
other Sunday.
sterisn-ReN W. l..
Preaching every
and night.
fhOol every Sunday
G. Park, pastor.
Sunday morning
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-18


Mr.. H. v. Somerville to his
friends which was postponed from
last week, occurred yesterday.
II is needless to say that the law
ored guests had the time oil their
lives.
We enjoyed a pleasant visit
Saturday from Mr.. I. 2. McMa-
hon of Greenville, Miss, who is
prosperous wholesale grocer al
that place. Mr.. Mcmahon ls a
native of Oxford and left mere
twenty two years ago. he is
pleasantly remembered by many
old friends.
Mrs. Nina Wells died at her
home in Memphis. Sunday after
a brief illness. Mrs. Wells was
the daughter of the late MIR. n
X. Stephens, of Germantown
Tenn. and a neics of our towns :
man Mr.. r. L.: Stephens. we
extend sympathy to the oereaVeo
family and relatives.
The many oxford friends oil
! the family were shocked to learn
|of the sudden death of Mrs: A.
wv. Shands, which occurred on
the train enroute to Chicago ias'
Friday, of heart disease. Ease. MRS Mrs
Stands wvs formerly Miss Fan
eIle West, daughter of VIM. "A
WEST, former president oil me "A, !.
il r. Bank and for many years
scii4sn of Oxford. 2 The remain.
svsrs, iptsssed at sardi-' sn'
lfsS6lli home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-05-25
LINE OF MARCH.
EIGHTH GRADE RE-
CEPTION FRIDAY

The Eighth Grade reception,
which was held at the Carlson hall
last Friday evening, was most
joyful and successful affair. The
hall had been prettily decorated in
green and white, the class colors,
streamers extending from the cen
ter of the ceiling to the corners of
the main room. and pennants being
hung on the walls. The work of
decorating was in charge of COM
mittee Of IL, headed by Miss Ellen
Larson, and everybody present
agreed that they had done their
work we'll. The program of the
evening included number Of
games, grand marches, etc., and
readings andvocal and instrument
5taHsolos. Light:re refreshments were
served and Ruth Sanderson and Hell
len Hornbeck served frappe thruout
the evening. The entertainment
committee was assisted by Mrs. s.:
E. Stansberry and Mrs. Geo. w.
Tyler, and Superintendent and
Mrs. Tonning and Misses Williams
and Kelson were also present. -
The Eight grade class this year
has about 65 members. Raymond
Stansberry is president, Russell
Ackerman vice president and
Blanche MacNees treasurer. i. .: