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ALLENHURST.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ALLENHURST, y. j.,
September 10. 1910.
Mr. j. McAleenin of the New York
Athletic Club gave an exhibition of high
and fancy diving before large crowd
at the Allenhurst pool Monday. when in
some swimming races Miss Jeanette Car
roll OF Newark won a gold medal as the
first prize In a speed contest
The closing of the club shortly will not
mean that the bottom drops out Of the
Alenhurst fall season. for the large villa
colony will remain almost intact for an
other fortnight, half the people occupy
ing the cottages will be here until Ostober
l, and many people are planning to. stay
down until Thanksgiving. for Allenhurst
Is getting to be more and more a fall
resort.
Washington Is represented at the Cur
lew by Mrs. Morton yelling. Miss Eliza
beth yelling. Miss III. l.. yelling. Horace
Fredericks and Willard F. George.
Allenhurst Club is entertaining Miss
Marjorie Titus. Mrs. ID. A. Titus. Mrs.
r. 2. zimmerman. B. l.. zimmerman and
W. 4. Byram of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Fisher, Miss Fisher,
b. L. Fisher. Mrs. Thomas Harding and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Mortimer are
late Washington registrations 1T the
Dunes.
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SPRING LAKE.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
SPRING LAKE, n. j.. September 10. 1910
Spring Lakers are still talking of the
sixth annual carnival, which came OF
several days ago, and was one OF the
most successful ever given at the resort
The fete began In the afternoon with
water sports, and a musical program by
Wrinkler's I'd Regiment Band fol
Trenton, and was continued in the even
ing with a splendid display OF fireworks
and a parade of illumined water craft
All the hotels and the villas about Silver
Lake were decorated with Japanese Ian
terms and colored lights of every descrip-
ton.
Washington is represented at the Shore.
ham by p. F. Cain, who Is spending q
month at this hotel.
D. F. Collins is Baltimore visitor en-
toying the autumn season here VIII
friends
The New Monmouth is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Frisby. Benedict Fris-
by. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L.
Hooper Of Washington.
Among the late registrations at the
Essex and Sussex are Miss Ethel II.
Raymond. Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Raymond.
Warren L. Raymond and Misc Louise
Raymond OF Washington.
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fSe pounds each. John T. Dobbie and
John r. Hamilton caught between forty
and fifty fine bass near Moorefeld. Miss
Lola Price Of Washington. d. c., and
DR.. r. c. Price Of Morgantown are guests
Of their parents. ex-senator and Mrs. r.
c. Price Of Moorefield. Miss Madge Day.
who is in the government service in
Washington, Is spending ten days at
Petersburg on the South branch Judge
and Mrs. r. c. Davis of Louisville. KY.
were visitors TO Moorefeld. Miss Maggie
Lambert Of fredericksburg. Va. is visit
ipg at Moorefield. Mr.. Peyton Washburg
of Fredericksburg. Va. is visiting Mr.
William Russell at Ror,ney. Mr.. and
Mrs Benjamin Cornwell and children OF
Washington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Crawford of Romney. Mr.. Milton
l.. Allies OF Washington, who is interested
in the Hampshire Southern railroad, was
a visitor to Romney. Mr. John Parks has
returned to Petersburg from Washington
with his new touring car.
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: AvON.BY.THE.SEA.

Sceciai Correspondence Of The Star.
AVON N j..
September IL. 1910
The minstrel performance given by the
Young people of Avon's summer colony
several nights ago for the benefit OF the
Avon Summer Home for Crippled Chn-
dren was an unqualified success. The
Casino. IN which IL took place. was filled
to its capacity, and more than 500 was
cleared.
NeGistsred at the Avon Inn are Mr. and
bowers, Miss Alice Bowers, Miss Anna
RI CLARKE. Mr.. Robert @. Faile. Mr.. NJ.
Z. ,0oeo and Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
elmer OF washington.
Buckingham arrivals include Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester b. Connolly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Briggs, Niss Dorothy GimbAll and
Mr.. L. A. Greene OF Washington
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From the London Chronicle.

From the London Chronicle.
With reference to the suggestion that
the inscription on Britain's new coinage
should be in English instead OF Latin.
one may recall a precedent. During the
commonwealth most Of the coins minted
bore English inscriptions, and an Irish
halfpenny issued by Charles III bore the
English words, "God save the king" II
was Charles II. by the way. who first
provided us with copper coinage. while
Henry III was responsible for the intro
duction Of gold into the mint. As early
as the reign or Edward III our coinage
was stamped with a ship to celebrate the
victory at Siuys in 1910. point to be
remembered by those who advocate the
restoration Of Britannia's ship to our
coppers.
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SEABRIGHT.
IL Correspondence Of The Star.

Special CORRESPONDENCE Of The Star.
SEABRIGHT. n. j.. September 10. 1910
At a recent meeting OF the Seabright
Lawn Tennis ana Cricket Club. the trus-
tees decided not to join the new Rumson
Country Club next year. as has been pro-
posed by the directors of the latter or
ganization, but to continue to conduct
the club along the same lines.
Among the late arrivals from Wash
ington at the Peninsula are Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore d. Duryea and family, Mr..
Chester b. Mills, Mr. j. L. Mills, Mrs.
Norton Beliew. Mrs. r. T. Brewer and
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Semple.
Registered at the Octagon are Miss A
l.. Mcleod. Miss Emma Hostler. Mr.. II.
III. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Boyer
and Miss Agnes Hanford OF Washington
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BRADLEY BEACH.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BRADLEY BEACH. N j.,
September 10. 1910.
Fishing on Barnegat bay is now the
great diversion for Bradley Beachers
They have been going out in the small
fishing yachts TO be had at Barnegat Pier
and bring back such big catches that the
fishing fever among late-staying cottagers
is running rampant again.
Rev. George B. kulp gave one Of the
largest fishing parties this week and
brought back upward OF 200 blue and
weak fish.
Bradley Beachers are congratulating
themselves over having raised IS, 800 for
the Catholic Church here through a spe-
ciai collection added TO the proceeds Of a
big card party the other night at the
casino. The church relies upon this an
nual collection for its entire expenses.
Registered from Washington at Hotel
La Refine are Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford T..
Rich and family. Miss e. NJ. Bacon, Miss
Claire Bacon, Mr.. Jack c. Helm, Mr.. and
Mrs. James s. Burke. Miss Elizabeth
Burke and Mrs. D. r. Macarthur.
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BEIMAR.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BELMAR, n. j.. September 10. 1910.
One OF the last social functions of the
season. which, though il has not ended.
has uuietd down a bit. was masquer-
ade dance the other night at Hotel Buena
Vista. The costumes were those wnlcI
,he dancers had prepared for fete night
of the Asbury Park carnival aud were
very elaborate.
A number OF Belmar people went over
TO Avon this week to a big bridge party
held for charity.
Among the late arrivals at the Colo
RADIO are Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Byrnes OF
Washington.
che Neptune Is entertaining Mrs. Her
bert Crosby and family of Washington.
Stopping at the Carleton are Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin T. Greer, Miss blanche I.
IIefferts and Mr. j. l.. Lee OF Washing
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. y. G.. Goodwin Of Wash
ington are stopping at the Buena Vista.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nd,
September 10. 1910
The season at Mountain Lake Park "a
fast reaching an end. although quite q
number OF summer guests are tarryins
here. With the interstate good roads con-
ference this week. the last assembly OF
the season was concluded. and now prep
arations are on for the next season.
which promises to eclipse the present
one, which Was the largest In the park 3
history of nearly thirty years. One new
meeting alone. engaged for next year,
promises to bring more people TO Noun
tain Lake Park than any one assembly
since It's inception. and that Is that
of the Millennial Dawn sect. The board
OF directors of the park has voted the
leaders of the sect the use OF the build
ings and grounds for ten days in Sep
TENDER or next year. This will materially
lengthen the season The Millennial Dawn
people always have large crowds at
their meetings and they expect to have
5000 at Mountain Lake Park.
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DEER PARK.


Special Correspondence OF The Star.
DEER PARK, Nd, September 10, 1910.
Cool evenings are quite the rule at Deer
Park night and log fires and blankets add
to comfort.
A house party was given by Mrs. Elmer
Hauienbeek and her sister-in-law, Miss
Irene Haulenbeek at Cplands, Deer
Park. In the party were Miss Mary Dean
Talley Of Washington, Mrs E. L. F1em-
ing Of San Rafael. Cal, and Messrs.
George d. Saunders and Howard c.
Thra sher Of GaSsaway, w. Va.
Mrs Carter Of Washington, who visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. David Enlow,
at Oakland, has returned home, accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. Clara Lashorn
Of Deer Park.
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POINT PLEASANT.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
DnYNT- DIT Z, Mt ~

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
POINT PLEASANT, n j.,
September 10. 1910.
The Point Pleasant Riding Club. which
has a large membership among the young
people in the cottage contingent, has in
stituted new recreation In the form OF
moonlight horseback rides to continue
through the month Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Abercrombie and
family, Miss Edith Banks and Mrs. d. K.
De Forrest Of Washington are spending
some time at the Leighton.
Registered at the Carrollton are Mrs.
Daniel S. Maxson and Miss Laura A.
Hill of Washington.
The Pine Bluff Inn Is entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Martin OF Washing
ton.
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R0MNEY, w. VA.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
ROMNEY, W. Va. September 10 1910.
The romantic South branch of the Poto-
mac is never more attractive than in early
fall, and there seems TO be no diminution
In the number of visitors. The bass fish
ing continues very fine. William b. Nc
MILAN Of Homecoming and party this week
caught q fine string. two OF the number
Mr.. Mcmillan caught weighing nearly
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Special Correspondence of The Star.
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betradtet peiter ni6ts aIs 8ortaufs-
rehte. gr babe ferner Suformationen
erbalten, oaB anoere geamten Der 3e=
oierune iid ielblt 2ano auf Den gbilip=
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N IS eitorbe,.. /

2lm l0. SUM IN Canal Done,
Williom Mithea I'M Glter bon 65 Sab,
rem al Der MaiIerindt. Der YerifOr-
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Mineral @itp. mo er bel etner perhei.
ratbeten 5obter untertunft fano.
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5auienbe bon Nrbeitern, bic il
Wollmebereien oes Oitens belddftigt
paren. miihen auaenbliflid feiern,
neil Die 5abriten aeIdloiien lino; tau=
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tbeilmeiie ben getrleb eingeiteQt baben.
Der hObe 3oQ auf Wole pertbeuert bic
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boben preiie nidt besablen. Die 30ae
auf Robnolle iino Die unberihdmteiten
in Dem 9ansen papne.Nlori9= =5arif.
2lls bieier 3ureht aeidmieoet muroe.
beb es. ole boben 36ae ieien notbia,
um bic beimilhen Nrbeiter gu idiiben.
SEPT liebt man. tpie Iie eeidnbt 6no.
yon Shub fam man nur bel Den
5ruits reben. oenen ourd bas neue @es
ieB aud neue 8eIeaenbeiten geboten
woroen fino. bas golt nod 6ersenslult
gu thropfen uno ausaurauben.
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6etratbsb e,piutgt.ttgem.

.. 6. &oieberrp, pittsbur9 Anno
3. Geefoper. Dennilon.
2orin 5. Neigbbor - Sailpl pl5lorencs
Sells, beibe bon New Gomerstonn.
Walter eunobeimer - 2ulu 8oelm.
beioe bon @anal Dooer.
Mlfreb 6. Sert = Marp Walton. beio'
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M. Walter, 5uearereet.
0omer @beier 8iplep. Wolf - Sarat
8sulah 5obns. Bethel.
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beioe bon Oort 3p.
gosar ". @raff - @lara W. Srotpn
beioe bon Nem pbilabelpbia.
6. 8. Noble = Mnna Nreno, beioe bor
5trabburg.
Soiepb Sliper Burtboloer. Canal 30
Der - Sloa Bater. Wapne Sp.
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sd bin feit tiberaeust." fhreibt 0err
S. M. Bauer aus Nrsenta. Nrt., ,oab
es feline Meoi5in in Der Welt aibt, tpel=
DE gornis N!pentrduter 9leib fommt.
Sd babe ale Nrten Meoisinen periuht.
aber nihts bat mir jemals 10 out gee
than. tpie Der Nlpentrduter."
Shreiben sic um elm @rempfar beg
.Granfenboten". mslher polllfdnoioe
Qustunft iiber oieies alte. seitbemdhrte
Grduter-6eilmittel ertbeilt. Wiro niht
in Npotbefen Dertauft. speaial-Ngenten
liefern ibn. Tlan idreibe. an Or. peter
5abrnep & Sons, 1875 g. 0opne
Noe., Chicago. 81.
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Sn MdnfatD, Minn., tpnrbe
Der A Sabre oIte Gobn bon Sobn 6.
Dabis, dls Ct nabe einem Ge5pdnn
pierbe ipielte, biir1 etnen 9uff9Ias
oberbalb bes 4er5ens 70 f3per ges
troffen, bab e nod etntgen Mitnuten
itdrb. Dds Rinb tonnte gerdbe nod
ertIdren, bag es fein 0iebItng gene.
Zen, ipel1er ben t5btli&en G6ldg
gefiibrt bate. gliemanb nor 3euge
bes 1lngIiids.
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Gin probibitionsfanatifer In WiGi=
gan III alien grnifes nit Der Gorberung
an bic Geffentli1feit getreten. oaB ole
Qir6en, In oenen Wein beim Mbeno.
mnbl Derabreiht tpiro. nit Winfei-
tneipen ouf eine 6tufe eeitellt tperben
iollsn. MerDen ben aetduitten unb
ilaiben Nnbdn1ern Der probibiiions.
partei bte Augen enbli3 einmal auf.
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Die ein3ige iidt- uno ereifbdre
.Sgreibeit". Deren iib bas ameritanilbe
Bolt nod erfreut. beltebt eisentlih in
benz Wort .2ibertp". bas mir auf ben
uns meiitens reht il'drlid auaebenben
Wiinsen Ontel Sans in ben 5afhen
herumtraaen. nno ielbit oieles bishen
ssreibeit Diro uns auf aae m0glihs
Weiie ab9etn6pft.
Die Nugen Der Qiebe ieben iHar|
= 10 iaat man. Mber ihdrfer ieben biz
Nuaen bes 6aifes.
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- @eliern batten mir einen Borae-
ihmad BON rthtieem Sommerpettsr.
Die Mrmenbaus- -Eirsftoren baben
beIdloiien. bsim Armenbaule Elm 0oipl.
tai su errihten. .ssssss@sssMs
Die @ountp gommiiliondre baben
bic 3eit fur geaabluna Der SUM-
5teuern mie in friibsren Sahyen bls
gum 2G. Suli perldngert.
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Doper peffeilte am Ulontag nab
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5berlof, bel benz Branoe eines 6aules
einen ihrsflihen SOB aefunoen.
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6enrp QDorm in @anal DoDer, puroe
am Montae pon einem Spiel9sfdbrten
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III Die Wunoe niht gefdbrllh.
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am Wontaa, besleitet BON ibrem Sobn
SSrieoerib unb ihrer 2ohter, Jrau D.
Burniioe, nod @lebelano, um lih bort
i'm 2afslioe Soipital elmer ibulerlgen
Operation su unteralehen.
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6interlaNsnibaft oes geritorbenen in
Den Saareu. Die gpittpe go. l bon
Wapne 60. 1T am Wontag sur Nomi=
nihratorin Der 6int.tlaHenldaft ers
nannt noroen, tporauf Wittne gfo. 2
bamit antsportete, oab iie fir Dienfe
als RHeaerin. Sausbdlterin ulm. $24OO
beanlpruht. So So - -
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ben follte. lfano in Slammen uno
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miro auf $2500 geihdbt. 9tur Den Nn=
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900 iibernimmt unb oieles lleberein=
tommen tpuroe ON Sienitas nit alien
ae9en cine 5timme bsitdtiet. Die bis-
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bariiber abltimmen, oh Sbiieationen
i'm 8etrage bon $3.50. 900 fiir Den 9ns
fauf ben @ai1eruerte auseegeben iper=
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mas= =Sherobsbile &oblenoiltrtt 5000
SoblenQrdber am streit. 25G0 oer=
felben iinb in Suscaramas @ounip uno
1000 oerielben in einem umtreis BON
10 Meilen bon Stem PHILADELPHIA. Die
&oblen9rdber 9erlan9en einen b0heren
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t0nnen osnielben nidt beSablen. geioe
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bemilligt baben, miro luieber gearbeitet.
bod lino immer nod beinabe 5000
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= @noh Golcif, Elm Gohlenerdber,
Der in Stem @nalano. einem tleinen
Winenltdbthen am geaperoamtbale
pobnt. fiel am Miitpob leBter WO1e
auf oem Seinneae beim ueberiteigen
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Jriibjabrsfle fleiberiDaaren
6 tit Nidnner

fonnen ME 3u friih lein meidle 5ommer.' 50
hemoen, eoraoe bon oen Sabrifanten, SO
Gents uno 500.
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so Gents
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uno in etnfad,en Sarben fir nteoriee
5d3uhe Is nno 25 Gents.
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IN unieren 2lusltafferun9sartifeln
fnoet Jhr allies pprtreten, 1ras 2lniprud
oarauf MAIDEN MAIDEN fam, oen neue.
iten Joeen ~ entipred1en.
DIE sENHAUSER CLOTHING CO..
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gilbert 8. Samtlton
gegeu

wtuID ~ SuhttttpH u a.
ytatb einem 8efehle bes SertbtS anm WeTfant pet
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erbe i on ber 3br bes Contributes in ytefp Pbllas
belpbta, In TuScaraDas eonntp uno TIM Staafe SDto
Gam5tag, rs. aunt 1910,
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GHDW UOlCld, elH IODlen9rQDer,
Der in 9iep @nQlnnb. einem tleiner
Winenlidothen am geaperoamtbalt
wobnt. fiel am Mittpod leBter Wo6e
anf oem Seimueae beim ueberiteigen
elmer 6en5 in einen 6aufen aebrohenes
8las uno aeribnitt fib bic Nrterien am
0anbaelent Der redten Sano. gr aino
beim uno iudte bas glut su itillen,
bod umionf. Da mahte er iih aui
ben Bea nod Seem philadelphia, fiini
Mejlen melt, um sinen Rottor su
fud)sn. Ssin Dee mar Don leinem
6auie big in Die Stabt ourh Blut=
ipuren aeseibnei. DIS er in Der Office
pon 8. Smith antam, brad er, bonn
glutberluit erid6pft, auiammen uno
srit nit Wlhbe fonnte er nieoer gum
Bemubtiein sebraht iueroen. s
Nm 9ienitae Qbeno entaleihe
cine StraBenbabn amifden Canal Doper
uno strabbura. Cine hobe Bride
fiihrt bort uber oas 8eleiie Der 9. & 8.
@iienbabn uno Die porberen Hdoei
tamen aus bem @eleiie unb fubren mil
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-09-08

Mrs. J. A. Kramer returned last week from IL
ten days stay in Chicago, purchasing fall milli-
merry.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rooney and family of
GAINESVILLE visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Hack last week.
Mise Lena Godthart, who was guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Peter returned to
Chicago Friday.
Mrs. Laura Henderson, returned to Plattevile
Tuesday. She has keen guest at the Bert
Walker home.
Mrs. Will S. Ross visited friends in Darlington
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell and family de-
parted Tuesday to make their future home at
Carterville, Mo.
Hermann Golliner is spending this week in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. John Mckinley and daughter sylvia OF
Dodgeville visited relatives in Mineral Point
this week and left Tuesday for q visit at
Highland.
Mrs Reginald Rodern and Miss Cora Stevens.
who have been visiting Miss Nettie Prideaux
returned to Milwaukee, Tuesday
Mrs. M. L. White and Miss Florence Hankns
are spending few days in Chicago on business.
Mrs Della Carpenter left this morning to
teach at Chicago.
Edward Brown business caller in Chica-
go, Wednesday and Thursday
Miss Florence Rafferty, arrived here Saturday
from Chicago. She will spend this season as
trimmer at the Masten- Kramer store.
Miss Emma Weber of Darlington was bust
ness caller here Tuesday.
Mrs. Phil Evans returned Friday from Wau-
paca where she has been attending convention
of the F. r. A. Lodge
Binks Alton, who has been visiting his parents
kee from where he will go to Richardson, N