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ship. DR.. Schuessler of Brinsmade
is attending her.Sgs *aa52$;
Mrs. Piper of Graham's island was
shopping incur village Wednesday, &%
George Baily,visited Devils Lake on
business the latter part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strand of Grand
Harbor visited relatives here Thurs
day.
Miss Lola Graham visited friends at
Starkweather the fore part of the
week.
Mrs. Boyle left Wednesday for her
home at Eureka, CAL, after having
spent most delightful visit with her
father, w. ]. Doyle, and family.
Carl Melberg came down from Grand
Harbor for a few days visit with rela-
tives before returning to his home in
Minneapolis.
The Misses Tillie Engen and Minnie
Gessner left the fore part of the week
for the Mouse river country.
Mr.. T. H. Graham and daughter,
Miss Lola, made trip to Graham's
Island the fore part Of this week.
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sin, and>is visiting Mrs. Homer Resler,
Miss lauren Lewisjo Devils Lake
visited at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Nash east of town last week re-
turning home on Saturday morning.
]. @. Adams and family passed thru
here the latter part Of last week on a
trip to Langdon, returning on Monday
evening and stopping over night with
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Morgan.
Herman Boehmer of Shakopee, Min
nesota, who has been visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Foster, east of
town for some time returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Solem of Rushford, Minnesota,
a sister of P. A. Sine, visited at the
Slime home for several weeks return
ing to her home last Wednesday morn
Ing.
Grover King arrived last Monday
evening from Maple Creek, Sask.,
where he has been with his brother,
Morris on his claim during the past
three months. He says that there has
not been much rain up there this
Spring and that crops are about the
same as here. He reports John Erick-
stad getting along nicely on his claim
and all in good spirits.
On Friday last Dan Farley received
a bag of gold dust and nuggets from
This brother in Alaska by express. The
package weighed about six and a half
pounds adverdupois and the express
on it was something over SIS 1t was
valued to the express company at ST.
5S5. Mr.. Farley had not heard any
thing by letter from his brother for
some time but he knew he was work
ing mine of his own and has evident
ly "struck 1t rich" This package CON-
ing just at this time will come in very
handy for Dan.
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NEI0HB0RH00D NEWS

Connie Stable and Lucy Mulligan,
Langdon, are visiting AL. Heapy this
week.
W. J. Winter and w. H. Wilson, of
Clyde, were in town one day last week
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodenfield and Mr..
and Mrs. Wait of Hampden, were Wis.
itors in town Friday.
Mrs. Sally GUIDE with two boys, ar
rived from st. Louis Monday, for a
visit with her brother, o. w. Webb.
Jim Tyrrell arrived home Monday
night from his sojourn at the springs
at Mt. Clemens, Mich. He feels consid-
erably better after his treatment and
thinks he is rid of the rheumatism for
good.
Master Sherman Levin gave a BIRTH
day party to fourteen OF his young
friends last Saturday. The occasion
was the seventh anniversary of Master
Sherman's march into the world. Ev-
erybody had an excellent time and
went away hoping they might enjoy
many like occasions in Master Sher.
mans life.
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TOXIC
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(By Special Correspondent
Fred Lang was business visitor in
Devils Lake Wednesday.
Albert Jaqua> was in Devils Lake be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Venable were passen-
gers to town Tuesday.
Ignatius Court was in Devils Lake
on business the fore part of the week.
0. w. Patterson and family have
moved to Devils Lake where they ex-
lain this winter.
Brennan was in Devils Lake
Monday looking for masons to build a
foundation at his sisters place east of
Toxic.
Miss Lena Olsen accompanied by
Miss Schultz, of Devils Lake we're out
the fore part of the week visiting Miss
Olsens relatives in this vicinity.
Fred Lang is getting the lumber on
the ground for the erection of a build
ing which he expects to use as a hard
ware store, machinery shed and gen.
eral rapair shop.
On account Of the inclemency of the
weather there was no meeting of the
the QUO UiSCaa4szasxassss,,
Considerable damage was wrought
in this vicinity by the storm Monday.
The wind at places was very strong
and of the hurricane order. The roof
was blown off the shed back of the
Court store in Toxic. Mr.. venable liv.
| ing west of Toxic had a good sized
barn literally picked up and dumped
over hay stack that was behind it.
There are other reports of more or
less Importance.
Letters from Miss Hilma Freebure
to friends in this vicinity state that
she has arrived at her Montana home
and has been having some interesting
While not very pleasant experience
She states that during the great for.
est fires In Montana the folks in her
locality were most suffocated by the
smoke which was so dence that it was
necessary to light the lamps at four
o'clock in the afternoon and to use
them until nine o'clock in the morning
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From The News

Miss Lillian Creme of Devils Lake
is visiting with Miss Helma Lahtl.
Last Sunday death claimed the nine
months-old baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Pihlgren. Funeral was held on Mon.
day.
The Northwestern Mercantile Com.
pany's building is just about finished
It would take an expert to tell it from
solid brick building and for all prac
teal purposes is just as good.
Miss Alma Point of Rolla, N. D., is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hook
er and other friends.
There will be very little shock
threshing this fall, as the farmers are
stacking their grain.
Ray V. Bice the genial auditor o.
Ramsey county and Jack Mclean oul
coming sheriff, we're in town Tuesday
shaking hands with their numerous
friends.
Mrs. Adler was visiting with her sol
Sam Adler, the fore part of the week
returning home on Wednesday.
John Robinson has resigned his pc
sition as agent of the Imperial Eleva
tor Co. Jack has been one Of our pre-
gressive wheat buyers ever since tn
town was young.
School will commence on the st.
day of September. The corps of teach
ers is as follows: F.. Leroy Smit
Of Minneapolis, Mimi, principal; Mis-
Lena Drager of Conway, N. D., flrs
intermediate; Miss Clara Lillehauge1
second intermediate; Miss Irm
Grubbs, Lidger Butte, Mont, primar,
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CHURCHS FERRY
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From The Sun

from Inc sun
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Studley arrived
from Fredonia, N. Y, Saturday and
will remain here a couple of weeks
looking after their farming interests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson and
baby Eileen accompanied by Miss Mae
Englehorn autoed to Cando and return
Tuesday afternoon with Matt Engle-
horn.
Mrs. J. S. Mcconnell and father, Mr.
Simonton, and niece and nephew, Haz-
ell and Paul Simonton, left Monday for
a visit to the old home in Pennsylvan-
la.
Some delay has been caused this
week in the construction of the new
building Of the Steig Mercantile COM
pany, owing to the non arrival of ma
terial
Mrs. Filing Nelson has been quite i'll
this vice.,
george $ Wednesday for
Minots on a short visit to relatives.
Miss Anna Wernett Of Lakota was
In the city over Sunday, the guest of
Miss Lottie Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Olson of Lodi,
Wis, father and mother of ]. w. o.
son of Minnewaukan were here this
week on visit to the families of their
nieces, Mrs. Norman Nelson, Mrs. Bae-
verstad and Mrs. Gum. They drove
to Leeds to pay visit to Mrs. A. J.
Wirtz and family before returning
home.
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sTARkWEATHER
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From The Ttmea

From The Times
Miss Edna Davis returned to her
home at Devils Lake last Tuesday
morning after a visit at the farm.
w. F. Knight returned last Friday
from St. Paul where he marketed car
load Of cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred knight are re-
'joicing over the arrival Of a fine baby
girl at their home this week.
Boyd Freeborn is looking after the
Mclaughlin elevator during the alb.
sence Of Mr.. Mclaughlin.
The Misses Genevieve and Bernad.
eta Maurer are visiting at the farm
home of Emil Eich in Cato township
this week.
Mrs. Downey left for her home yes
terday at Lafayette, Indiana, after
visiting with her brother William
Buck for a short time.
Editor E. A. Lndstrom Of Langdon
passed through here last Tuesday
evening on his way home from his
farm near Oberon, stopping owe,
night,
Hon. O. P. N. Anderson left last
Tuesday morning for q trip over the
state with the railroad commission
era.
Edwin Traynor and Ivar Ivarsor
went to Devils Lake Tuesday to 1ooh
for men for threshing. They returned
with four men each.
= Miss Lottie Frotog arrived lest Fri
day from her home at Arcadia, Wiscon
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together they we're paid by their en-
ployer $500 a nweek.assThe desertion of
husband had driven the mother to
such straits. The employer is likely
to find his RIGHTEOUSNESS will cost him
dear and be likely to pay living wages
next time for Inspector Davis has said
Greenberg will be prosecuted at once.
"He has violated the law in requiring
a woman to work more than ten hours
day and also by employing child
under IA years of age," he said. 1--WE
discovered also that his place was in
filthy condition. Under the law, he
may be fined $25 day for every day
that Mrs. Barrow worked in his place
for more than ten hours, and besides
fine from IS to $500 may be impos-
ed on him for violating the child labor
law.
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WARWICK
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From The Sentinel

From The Sentinel
John Carroll returned from a trip
east last Friday. He was accompani-
ed by the parties who bought his big
ranch recently.
Thos. Kelley returned to Devils Lake
this morning after visiting at the home
of his sister, Mrs. R. B. Nicholson.
Miss Reno Hugger departed for Lake
Benton, Mimi, Monday, where she will
be engaged as teacher of a country
school.
Miss Helen Summers of Neville, the
telephone operator, was the guest of
Miss Cora Prev this week.
Geo. Morris and Valla Burton drove
TO New Rockford last Sunday, return
ing home Tuesday,
H. c. Haugland, the popular cashier
of the bank, autoed to Devils Lake
Monday
T. M. Quamme, Chas E. Williams,
John Birkeland and Geo. F. Biddle Wis
tied at Devils Lake today
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Kelley, Mrs. Ry-
all and son Lloyd of Crary were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Nicholson
last week. While here they enjoyed
an outing at Wood lake and succeeded
IN catching nice string of perch.
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cRARY
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From the Participation

I1Ou Tic
Florence Lux returned Tuesday
from months visit with relatives in
Devils Lake.
Mrs. VIM. Orr, of Devils Lake spent
a couple Of days with relatives in Gown
last week. il
DR.. and Mrs. McGurren of Devils
Lake were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
H. McGurren last Sunday. 2
| Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. zAnder-
son who we're here visiting their son,
Morton, were entertained at dinner
by the Hagen brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius Court of To-
kio were. passengers on the morning
train Wednesday enroute to Grand
Forks, to see the Wild West show.
GUS illness 81 trezlff Murray
George.
Tom Cunningham returned from AL
berta and the Coast Tuesday after
noon. He reports everything dried up
out west and crops almost a total fail
ure.
Miss Margaret McNaney has return
ed from Anderson's farm where she
has been staying a few weeks. Her
sister Vonnie has taken her place.
Several young men of Crazy have
decided that they would make good
threshing hands and have given their
} assistance to some of W. neighbor-
ing farmers.
Last Wednesday afternoon the Mis-
: ses Velma Smith and May Boyd en-
tertained their S. S. classes on the
= church lawn. Some 80 little folks re
t sponded to invitations After merry
0 hour at games dainty refreshments
e were served in the church parlor.
d Gordon Rutten and Steve Miller art
visiting at DeLacs this week. From
there they will 60 to Ryder wher,
: they will stay for few days will
+ Miss Lena Ritten who is living on he
r claim near there. Miss Ritten will
+ prove up in September.
= Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Walk
entertained a party Of ladies at he
beautiful and commodious home. TIL
afternoon was spent socially and fey
= games Of 500 we're played, for whic
Mrs. M. D. Kavanaugh, received hea
>. prize, dainty hand painted plate, an
Mrs. Dan Boyd received the boob!
a 500 score book. An elaborate lunc
y, was served at 6, at which Mrs. G. I
= Drew and Miss Aurora LeDuc assiste
the hostess. The out-oftown guest
!, were Mesdames Cowen, Ruger, Powe
Fox, Serumgard, Stenseth and Collil
son. all of Devils Lake.
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From the Guardian.

From the Guardian.
Thos. Rudser is enjoying a visit from
his father and sister of Devils Lake.
S. Wilson of the firm of Wilson &
L1tscher, was business visitor here
Friday.
Miss Clara Johnson went to Edmore
Saturday for a short visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Haley and son, of Devils Lake
visited at the home Of Thos Rudser
over Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Murphy left Saturday
morning for Niagara, N. D., for a visit
with her parents.
S. O. Tollafson of Milton, was a
business visitor here Wednesday In
the interests of the Duluth Elevator
Co.
Mrs. S. L. Burnett, Of Munich, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. U. Peterson, of Gallo,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Brandt, Monday.
Jno Furber is nursing a pet in the
shape Of felon on his right hand.
inc says all the mean things he can
. eS4sss4sasa ~, IL
from an all summer VISIT &C oahelp
of his childhood in Sweden. He says
the old country is all right to go back
and visit but the United States for
him.
Messrs and Mesdames Hodenfield
and Wade were business visitors at
Munich Friday, making the tap in the
formers auto.
John Anderson returned from his
claim near Moosejaw, Canada, Thurs
day, where he has been putting In his
time the past few months.
A. Peterson, formerly in business
here but now located at McVill, auto
ed up from that place Saturday t.
spend Sunday with his uncle, Ludwig
Anderson and to renew old acquain
tances. He was accompanied by M. e.
verstrom.
While driving out Of town Saturda
evening Jno. Furber's little boy fell on
of the buggy and the hind wheel "a
over his arm. For wonder the littl
fellow was not hurt outside Of goo
shaking up.
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PEACHES IN TRAlNLoADs.

Local fruit men state that the peach
shipments will be at their height this
week. There has never been a greater
supply of the luscious fruit than is
now being marketed and the Wenat-
chez alberta is just now receiving it's
share of attention. This fruit is rails
ed in the famous Wenatehee valley,
Washington, and this seasons supply
is even better than in former years,
and over 500 carloads will be shipped
out of Wenatchee. One train load will
be received over the Great Northern
early this week and Minot will use 3
cars, Rugby 8, Devils Lake or 4,
Larimore 8, Grafton 2, Lakota 2, Leeds
l, and Grand Forks merchants have
large orders placed, which will raise
the number of cars to large extent
Grand Forks Evening Times.
The Lake Grocery company in this
city has received this week besides
four car loads Of peaches, one car OF
apples, and one car Of plums.
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PENN
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From The Hustler
Miss Clarine of Devils Lake came
down for visit with her parents who
reside south Of town.
Mrs. George Bail and little daughter
Edith, were business callers in Devils
Lake Monday. II
Master Donald Thompson of Devils
Lake Is here visiting his sister, Mrs.
H. L. Schultz. !
The Misses Carrie and Mabel
Schultz of Leeds visited with Miss
Clara Kaeding the latter part Of last
week. - 4
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Ta~M Miss Grace Dangnaan 10 reported
quite Ill at her home In Dry Lake town.
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and will endeavor to catch all the
"sooners' from now until the: opening
of the season:
Master Howard Crary, after a few
days visit with his old chum Walter
Scott, returned to Munich Friday.
Rev. G. P. Burleson of Lakota, visit
ed his Lawton Pensioners Monday
and held confirmation services.
Commissioner Henley Of the second
district holds the record we believe,
for one days work stacking grain.
Last Wednesday he cleared off 100
acres of grain with two teams and
three men.
Thereshing now is general. The
local yield of grain Is much better
than was expected. Wheat is averag'
ing between six and seven bushels to
the acre and weighs all the way from
81 to 70 pounds to the bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. LaBrant return
ed from their summer vacation in
Iowa and other states Thursday. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. LaBrant have enjoyed
their outing and feel benefited by
the trip.
County Auditor Bice and John Nc
Lean, republican candidate for county
sheriff, were in town Tuesday after
noon shaking hands with old friends
Mr.. Mclean is meeting with all kinds
Of encouragement in his race for the
shrievalty.
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From The Republican

From The Republican
The stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Chance Thursday, and
presented them with twins-a boy and
a girl.
Miss Edna Pike of Calvin, visited
her sister, Mrs. W. M. Gibbons, Mon
day. Miss Pike is one of the popular
lady operators with the Boundary Line
Telephone. company. ~ -
r. Davidson returned from Canada
Wednesday, bringing with him horses
and machinery, with the exception oi
his. driving. mare which he left IA
Portal '&@' s'za5# ss-~'' $=sf ,551ss. III
L. W. Deichert has appointed q mum.
bsr Of game wardens around Lawton
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MUNICH
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- 49, From The Hearld)
! Mrs. Gordon went to Grand Forks
Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hamn, Of Alsen,
visited Munich Saturday. VI ( H.y& 4s
Herman Gulbrandson, the Iona con-
tractor, was ssvisi5or in the city Sat'
snTday. y. z3z.. ..s ... ..z. 4
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From The Herald-News

From The Herald-News
Martin Hoghaug was over from Dew
lis Lake Saturday, calling on his
friends and attending to business mat
tiers.
Miss Francis Allen, Mrs. J. L. Ros-
hollis sister, who has been visiting at
the Rosholt home for the past three
weeks, left the fore part of the week
for Grafton, where she will visit for
a while before returning to her Mime
sofa home.
The little year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Belling, who lives west of
Edmore, had the misfortune to fall
NJ sdl955lhreaka his arm Monday evening.
Iely. sdSinAssSl@ -,
Leslie Howden, who has been Vis stssa
,lg friends in Edmore for the past
wo weeks, returned the fore part OF
he week to his claim near Moose
Jaw, Canada.
Richard Burke of Devils Lake, and
g brother of Gov. John Burke, was an
Edmore visitor last Thursday and Fri
day. He was. soliciting business for
the Pioneer Life ms. Co., Of Fargo.
The home of c. E. Currier is under
quarantine, owing to the fact that Mrs
Currier is reported i'll of Scarlet few
er. However, she is not confined te
her bed, but is up and about the
house as usual. The only bad feat
ure of the quarantine is the inconven
fence it causes to the family.
The first man to haul new wheat tt
Edmore this year was Jas. Mclean
who began threshing Monday. 1t wa
a pretty sample of wheat and place.
side by side with the best samples o
wheat it made the 'O9 wheat look pref
ty cheap. This load weighed 6
pounds to the measured bushel an
graded No. 1 hard.
Thursday last Chief Inspector M
Bride, of the Railway mail servic
was an Edmore visitor. He looked u
The distance from the postofice to tn
depot at this place relative to putin
On a messenger to transport the mail
from the depot to the postofice an
back.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Dougherty an
children and Mrs F. J. Kelly and littl
girl, Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. Crary an
children and Miss Margaret Campbe
spent Sunday at the Crazy farm |
Overland township and report mos
pleasant time.
Some threshing machines are abor
to start up in this section and 1t wi
be only a few days until reports of tn
yield will be coming in. We don't pr
dict any heavy yields, but believe thu
grain In this section will yield MOI
than was anticipated some weeks ag
o. A. Frovarp and VIM. Johnson a
toed to Devils Lake and the Chauta
qua last Saturday, and after puttir
In the day looking at the grounds an
other places OF interest, returned hon
in the evening and report a nice tim
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BARREL HEADS
may have most high sounding little
painted on them. But you don't eat
the heads. What you want Is
THE FLOUR.
If the flour comes from us there will
he no disappointment about it, even if
you don't care for the design on the
barrel head. On the contrary you'll
declare it the finest flour you ever
used and the most economical. Have
your grocer send you sack Of "Da-
l,ota."
Made at Home
Farmers Mill ( E|ev Assn
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Poverty such as cities breed is illus-
trated by the case of Chicago wo-
man and her 12-year-old daughter
which State Factory Inspector Davis
has reported. For several months the
mother worked as TOBACCO stripper
IN the factory Of Jules Greenberg aver
aging 40 cents day. This was not
enough to buy food, clothing and shell
ter for her, her daughter, and an in
fant SO the child also went to work,
Their hours were from s:45 ii tlle'
morning to $3.50 in the evening and
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If you want to spoil boy give him
unearned money and turn him loose
with temptation.
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The regretful thing about turning
over new leaf is that you can't erase
the old one.
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For the largest assortment of fruit
and at reasonable prices visit Mann's
Model grocery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-06-08

Friday, leaving th" Misses Marie Carr,
Frances Adell. Lillian Alden and her
daughters Miss Blanche of AiucuSta
and Miss Marguerite Gordon, also Miss
Beatrice harrington of Bath. ut Gordon
camp. Saturday brought the following
visitors: Mrs Roland Scribner and
Miss Wiggin of Augusta, James Denton
and Ralph Gordon of Readfcld. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Gordon also joined the
company. passing sunday at the camp.
G. Fl. Henderson Of Mattapan Mass.
is in town on business.
Harold Williams and Miss Cora stan
ley of Winthrop We're callers at Mrs.
Nelson Puole's Sunday.
Edward Townsend Of Dyer Brook.
AroostCok county, is visiting relatives
in town.
Nolncy Foss Of Bangor, a former
conductor on the Maine Central. was
II caller on Mr. Heath and Mr. Royal
Saturday.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Viola Knowles in Montana that She
will soon be here I" pass the summer.
Mrs. knowles is a sister of G. r. Adcll.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Jones, who WAS called t"
Corinna by the serious illness of an
aged aunt, Mrs Wentworth. which
proved fatal remained until after the
funeral. returning Tuesday.
Mrs. |. f. Wadlegh was the guest Of
Mrs. Henry Cole Of Readticld Saturday.