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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-09
IALK OF THE TOWN.
Oh yon comIqneI

Vh, you Comiqnel
See Abboits 25c silk window.
20 you believe n faifiesl Go 70 the
Comique to-day
r. Y. Monkey went to Randolph to-day
on 4 business visit
Special sale 81 waists. 100 each, a
Perry's en- Saturday.
A, a. Mitchell went to New York asi
night for a few day. visit.
i. a. SeeeI returned yesterday from a
business visit IN Burlington.
Twenty per cent discount on dog col.
lars at Che n. D. Phelps Co.
Charles Stanley Of Washington was
Ia the city to-day on business.
10 rent, Tenements on Gilmore and
Hill streets. W. + Richardson.
Auction sale at tie City Auction
Rooms Friday and saturday evenings.
Short wait for yeu. with five BARRIERS
working III Miers sanitary shop to-nlgh
Miss Mary j Wright went @ Hanover,
~ H. to-day to spend sunday az her
home
Edmund Raeside went to Mortified
to-day for visit with relatives over
sunday
Public dance at NJ ". Of A. hall sat-
urday April o. Gilbertsons orchestra.
SOC per couple, ladies free.
Special ice cream sale to-day at the
Vermont Fruit Store. 25e a quart ior
pure fresh made. delicious ice cream
viii al who sold tickets for A Night
on" please return all money and unsod
tickets to Mrs. Mower Oh 81 before next
Monday noon
Talk about sippersl II Il better ~
Gag good one L win Be served AZ
the Presby terian church Wednesday
evening April ls.
Special lot Of fresh green stuff to-day
at the Nvers Fruit store Bargain
prices prevail. Big lunches Of radishes,
5c. Extra fancy large heads Of lettuce
Ice. String beans aud tomatoes
Members q 81. Johns court g. O. FL
are requested 10 meet IN the *. Of e.
hall Sunday morning at 80 O'clock to
attend mass in d body Communion Sun.
day, fofesters order. PEI order chief
ranger.
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Wv " a..t WY si's afi'ss nis7'as NJ
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Word was received from Montreal to-
day that the lett eve Of Arthur Mcdonald
was 10 q very bad condition and that The
proposed opetAsioh vas asieyea % as
COUNT o. innti ii. zen, Aei1oaa, %. ven
rom ',iani'stlae y tne hotal tieS9lia
ao-pllal " Ai9hlfsal wee Aeo, ipe
iNlut3 =" W. sft wss tsFslfs' "Ai'e -
WITS ~ aus N"NJflse'
Among the arrivals At the Hotel Otis
yesterday were 4. +. harrington Port
land Mes AZ fullea Springfield.
Mass; q y Williams Bnrlington w.
NJ. Milne New York II. VI Taylor Bos
ton; A. \. Hunter, Boston' Samuel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-09
RANpoLPH
sherman srooner Had One Foot Anpu-
tated Thursday.

sherman spo0nef HAD Oue root Arpu
tated Thursday
sherman spooner has been suffering
severely for several DAYS and On Thurs
day SIS foot was amputated, the loca
physicians ali being present DR. A. @
Bailey, the one who attended him, hay
Inc the matter III charge For several
hours he was under The influence 81
ether and upon fegaiHing consciousness
was very weak but K Is hoped no seri'
Gus results will follow.
y, ,. Wells returned Friday from two
days trip to South Royalton and CAel.
sea-
II. W.. Whiting Of New York City was
here the first Of the week on maple sugar
business.
II, NJ Gaylord, who Is one 81 the list.
ers has been assigned the village cor
poptiou and the adjoining territory
II. w. Lewis was called 70 Norwich
N M last week bY the Illness 81 his
mother, and his return il expected thp
last of the week.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
has lust presented tile Kimball pubic
library with 81 volumes. which have
made The rounds Of the clubs ron Of
members.
Mrs George Wood and son 81 Brandon
and Mrs William Wood 81 Woodstock
Prsnt tr..'g tb;s -. faes ~. F,,5s,
y, 49,.
+
a son WAS born wednesday morning
M c wv" -' rl essf "
M, s ,s. e.a rL.,..s 81 .fs
wv. &c., $780,
Mrs Clara Prince gave her little grand
daughter Marguerite Thomas q party
Monday "a which we're invited several
OF the little girls friends. II honoF oi
her ninth birthday.
.s.4 s... e III. .s..
tsfS .9 NJ 81 KY e,i,s' q
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1i,a sa,.. ~ - ia Is. M
,f. N 81 trss.ss - Il p.,,1,b
chapter 81 aailistioa having been meme
befs 0f the south koyalton chapter for-
merly.
Miss Yanefta Mefzeer win continue a.
head purse 81 4he sanAtoriam for tle
ncxt two months. miles more favor
abie opportnhifv for hsf presents itseIf
MI X Afessef bought farm N Brain.
tree NJ Mrs filie Befe Flint ana decided
IL Monday Is Edward r. Davis. Mrs
Flint has purchased tie brick house on
Central street owned 81 Louis Fillion,
for 1000.
News has haaa received hero 81 me
recent death 81 d # AIrWain forme-
LAWYER b this town who viii "a remem.
bersd IL MANY Il ar towrsneonie ~
AleWain wa IS eomnanv win TIE lste
.Iaaoe Perrin wifh 81 efBea IS liz MA
DnBois h Cav hissk While Mere NJ
narries Nabel pogsil 81 RandoInb en-.
tsr who survives MIN win fonr son.
anS ona aangh4er rTe was \ na,rtar
W. pboeniv e8m = ana Al Abont
3a vssrs 49, ~ ,ea,,f ~ yasi8s IN Esnsas
cgty where NJ continued gse nrartirs nv
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-09
ChIIdTsns' Caps and BORrsts

Our line Of Gaps and Bonnets is b
far the best that we have ever shown
We have a large line Of little Straw
Bonnets and six Caps
Childrens Straw Bonnets tart az SOC,
and this price buys very good one
They are to be worn very extensively
and this line will appeal 70 you as Az
right
SIX CAPS start at 25e aaa fM tis
price are nearly as good nscd
to Get at see There arc ag
that are getting better fol- TIE es
Straw Hats for misses from to -
years Of age At soc each Plain Wash
Hats at Z5e each Patent Enamel Hats
are very good. These arc 5Oc aud SIC.
These make good shower Fat
It from other lines and we
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-31
PASTORED BY MANY ABLE MEN
Series Of Services In Keeping With the
Long and EventfuI Career of the
Abyssinian Baptist Church In New
York Has Unifying Effect Upon All
Denominations.
By N. BARNETT DoD5ON.

BY far the most interesting and nota-
BILE series of services in church circles
In New York the latter part of Novem-
Der was the celebration of the one hun
dred and second anniversary of the
Abyssinian Baptist church, of which
the Rev. DR.. A. Clayton Powell is pas
tor.
The influence and popularity of the
pastor, coupled with that of the mem
bers of the church and congregation.
drew to the exercises. which were held
nightly for more than n week. the
clergy and laity of all denominations.
In connection with the series of
meetings the church had plans perfect
ed by which to raise funds toward
paying off the mortgage debt. The aim
of the pastor and members was to Sc
cure $1,000. At the conclusion of the
celebration it was found that the sum
of S2,352.61 had been contributed.
The Abyssinian church is the pioneer
cOlored Baptist congregation in Greater
New York. 1t was founded with
twelve members in 1908. Its first
meeting house was in Anthony street.
now Worth street, in the vicinity of the
city hall. The congregation remained
in the Anthony street place of worship
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-31
sweitzer Camp to Install officers.

The annual installation of officers Of
the General J. y. SweitZer camp, No
9S, Sons of Veterans. Pittsburg. will
be held on Friday evening, Jan. 10.
l911 At the meeting of the camp
Friday evening Dec. %. several new
members We're mustered in. The new
~ elected officers are Frank i. Pull
prce. commander; George II. Brown,
senior commander: Thomas w. Cuff
junior commander: William II. Bar
nett. delegate; s. A. Corbin, alternate;
r. +. Beasley W. II. Barnett, O..
Jempson, camp counsel.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-31
Advanc. Dat. Social Functions.

The Monocan club. which is conced-
ed TO give "the affairs" of the season
In Washington. has announced the
dates Of its coming assemblies" They
will occur on Dec. 2S. 1910; Feb. "a
and April q, 1911. Washington's So
ciaI set will vie to make these "assem-
blies' notable in the annals Of Capital
City society.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-31

The next places of worship were halls
until 1858 or 1859, when the congrega-
tion began the purchase of the church
in Waverly place with the money real
lied from the sale of the Anthony street
property. Abyssinia remained in Wa
verify place until 1903, by which time
1t had purchased the property out
right and also had placed snug little
sum in the bank The church then
moved to its present place Of worship.
During the first forty-eight years Of
the church's existence she had eleven
pastors-the Reys. Van Velser, Sigel
Paul. Hayborn, Tompson, LomiS,
White. Moore, Raymond. Henderson
and Dutton. In the last fifty-four years
she has been more fortunate. the pres
ent beloved pastor being the fourth
since 1886. beginning with Father
Spellnian, who was with the church
from 1886 10 1885, the church greatly
prospered under his administration.
Rev. Mr. Wynn took the reins in 1885.
and for sixteen years he wisely guided
Abyssinia, leaving her in 1901 abso-
lutely clear of debt. with good bank
account and, what is more, large
membership.
Rev. Charles s Morris succeeded
Rev. Mr.. Wynn in 1902 and pastored
the church for six years, during which
time the congregation moved from
Waverly place TO its present place Of
worship purchasing it at a cost of SG5.
600, paying $4,000 outright and mort
gaging it for the balance. The church
was without pastor from the spring
of 1908 to January, 1909. at which time
the highly esteemed and efficient and
much beloved pastor. Rev A. Clayton
Powell, came to the church. The mem
bers have been wonderfully blessed by
his inspiration. and several hundred
have been added to the church since
his coming, making number at pres
ent of over 1000.
Working with the church is a Sun
day school having 33S scholars and
twenty-siy faithful teachers, including
the superintendent, whose efforts are
rewarded each year by the addition of
numerous young members for future
church. 4 Baptist Young Peoples m-
ion which has y membership Of 100 is
also connected with the church. The
B. Y p. L. IS a unique as well as help
full auxiliary nf the church in that it
tends to greatly benefit and uplift the
young people In literary and social
sense.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-31
Hiss II. COWDEH.
Hair Dressing
PARLORS.

shampooing. cutting and curling.
All hair work made to order. Hair
tonics, scalp treatments, manicurlng;
stage wigs for rent for theatrical use
or mask balls. Cheapest switches. so
cents Goods delivered out Of the city.
Phone Champa 1881
1919 2lst street. Denver. Colo
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16
CARD OF THANKS

To all kind friends who gave US
their sympathy and assistance during
the Illness and at the funeral of our
beloved daughter. Anna Carolina, we
hereby extend our most hearty and
sincere thanks. May God bless you
al. and when sorrow knocks at your
door may you find as kind and sym
pathizing friends as We have found.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swanson
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16
CHURCH DEDICATION.

The Norwegian Lutheran church at
Alvarado will be dedicated next Sun
day forenoon Several ministers viii!
be in attendance The meetings will
be continued on Monday and Tuesday
Rev. Knudsen, who has been visiting
in Wisconsin and attending the an,
nual church meetings. will be home
for this occasion.
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16

dt Os1o AaSt fT1oay calllng on the
trade and introducing his famous
brands OF cigars. Mr.. Wright makes
good goods and the people in the sur
rounding towns are beginning to find
this out, hence he has no difficulty In
getting duplicate orders wherever the
products OF his factory have been
once used. Merchants can always
please their customers by ordering
their cigars from Mr. Wright.
Rev. John G. Lutheran, promi
nent Swedish Lutheran pastor, know,
all over the Northwest, died at hi.
home in Minneapolis on June 9Th. n.
was the pastor who Organized thu
Swedish Lutheran congregation Il
Warren, the date Of it, organization
being Oct. Is, 1881. Rev. Lagerstron
Was for many years pastor OF Swe
dish Lutheran congregations !
Moores Prairie, Wright county an.
1t st. Peter, Minn. He was ! broth
er-in-law Of c. A. Smith, the vel
known lumberman. His work as 4,
earnest Christian preacher n pionee
days when hardships were many an,
salaries very low, has been benea
to his countrymeu and to the state
and WIN long Be felt and remembered
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for county treasurer on thf
Republican ticket, subject to the ap
proval Of the voters at the Primar,
Election to be held Sept 13, 1910.
earnestly solicit the support of tht
people of the county for this Office
HERMAN FELLMAN.
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16
Local News

Latest designs in wall paper at
Swaleng's-
W. H. Dixon auctioneered sale at
Viking Thursday OF this week
Almer Lindberg has secured en-
rloyment with the Peoples Trading
Co.'S store.
Mr.. Stinchheld and Maurine Frank
went to Minneapolis Thursday even
ing returning Monday morning
Judge A Grindeland attended the
Norwegian Lutheran Synodical meet
ing at Fergus Falls last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Erickson re-
turned home last Friday after a
weeks visit with their parents in S
Oak
c. A. Nelson and Geo. G. Johnson
returned Friday from the Bankers
annual convention held at Bemidji
MINI.
r. S. Brookings, OF Richardton, n
D, arrived last Saturday and was q
guest at the W. H. Dixon home until
Monday.
N. E. Bystrom and family visited
at P. B. Nalberg:s, of Excel last Sun
day. Mr.. Dahlquist conducted ser
vices there.
Miss Dora Holcomb returned home
Saturday from Bemidji, where she has
taught in the public schools during
the past year.
]. 4. Mcdonald, Of MinneapoIi:
stopped Off between trains THURSDAY
evening to call on his people at ths
ST Hnaire Lumber Co.'S yard.
The Warren boys crossed bats witt
the Alvarado team last Friday after
noon. The game resulted in a victor!
for the local team. Score Il to ?.
The Presbyterian Sunday schoo
children enjoyed picnic at the Brel
farm last Tuesday. The parents an
children were taken out in automo
biles-
Beautiful new models in Shoes, Cs
fords and Pumps, for women and TO
misses of the celebrated make .
Selby & Co. Buy your footwear O
the Peoples Store.
Aug. Lundgren, Rev. E. o. Chelgrel
and Henry Swanson returned from
the Synodical meeting at Rock Islam
last Tuesday morning. They repor
large and enthusiastic meetings
In setting hens, o.. in fncubatin
artifcially, the Minnesota Experimen
station has found best results by Sc
lecting eggs Of a Uniform size, wit
smooth shell and as perfectly forme
as possible.
Mayor A. B.Nelson returned FIR
day from Minneapolis. where he a
tended the state annual convention {
Oddfenows as the representative {
the Warren lodge. His daughte
Sake accompanied him to Minneap'
lis to meet her sister, Mrs Claud
Whitney, of Walker, with whom st
will visit for few weeks
Henning Smith, who graduate
from the Warren High School la:
year, returned last Friday from tt
State University, where he has spel
the past year as a student in the la
course He viii spend his vacatie
with his parents at Alvarado. 4
uncle, Axle Lunden, of Minneapoli
accompanied Mr.. Smith here for
visit
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16

Dr. Stuhr, of Argyle was in the city
last Tuesday. .sas. -5..sss.r
DR.. Bratrud is back from. short
vacation trip
Mrs. Justice Carlson visited friends
IN Oslo last Saturday.
P. Peterson paid visit to his
daughter at Crookston Tuesday
L. NJ. Johnson is attending the Mill
ler's Convention at Perham, Mimi.
this week
Reduced prices on all trimmed hats
the next TWO weeks at the Millinery
Emporium
Miss Pearl Frost, of Moorhead, is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs
"A n. Eckstrom
Misses Ruth and Edith Dagoberg.
OF Alvarado are visiting friends and
relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Eriek koppang left
Tuesday evening for Middle River,
where they will visit for few DAYS
Miss Jessie Porteous is away visit,
ing with her brothers and other
friends in Saskatchewan. Canada, for
a few weeks
H. L. Wood and family left for New
York state last Sunday evening, where
they will visit relatives of Mrs Wood
for few weeks.
BENJAMIN Rosenthal, of Kennedy
has secured employment at the War
rem Pharmacy. Bennie attended NORTH
Star College last school year.
Mrs. John Fawger left on Tuesda,
evening for Minneapolis and Cornell
ssinn., where she will visit relative:
and friends for month or more.
Emil Salyeson, a brother of Rev. A
Salveson, of Crookston. has commend
ed teaching a six weeks term of par
| cchial school in the Lutheran Synot
church in this city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Natwick. Albi1
! Nattson and Miss Lille Trip start
ed Tuesday On an automobile trip t.
Alexandria, Mimi, where they viii
| visit for a few weeks.
! John Fawger, proprietor of tn
/ Golden Valley Nursery, left yesterda
! for Bottineau and Ward counties
! North Dakota, where he will spen
about two months canvassing for nu,
sery stock,
Dode Fisk's circus. which shove
here Saturday, though not as big a
! others, was a good, clean and intel
esting show nevertheless, and wa
much enjoyed by all who ATTENDED
The trained horses and the acrobat
were especially good
Misses Emma and Freda Bersstror
and Miss Hilma Olson, Of Foldahl, r,
turned Tuesday from attending at
mission meeting at Teien. Kittso
county. They had also visited wit
Mrs John Olson, Of Drayton, N. D
sister of the Misses Bergstrom.
/ John Dahlgren's many friends wer
pleased to see him this week, whe
he came from Missoula, Montana. t
attend the annual meeting Of th
First State Bank, OF which he Is
stock holder John is prospering
the west and likes the country fne.-
Region, Baudette.
Il Willie Paulson, of kennedy was
: business caller in the city Tuesds
and at the same time gave this ofdt
: a pleasant call. Mr.. Paulson infor1
. ed Us that he was temporarily man
: ger Of the Kennedy Star, while NJ
Estlund, the editor is away attendi1
to business matters.
t Supt- G. E. keenan, and family lie
2 on Sunday evening for Deer Rive
t Mimi, where Mr. keenan, will ha'
Y charge of the public schools ne
q year. During their four years st;
4 in our city the family has made mai
), friends who will always rememb
a them and wish them success in the
new home and new field of labor.
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16
UNITED NORWEGIAN LUTH.

N. G. W. knudsen. Pastor.
Church dedication at Alvarado,
Sunday, June 18th at 10 A. NJ.
Prof. J. N. Kndahl, president Of st
Olaf College at Northf1eld will dedi
cate the church. Other pastors OF
the district will be present
The following days a part Of the
doctrine of the Lutheran church will
be discussed. All welcome to attend
the meetings.
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. A. A. Myers, Pastor.
The Rev. 4. A. Myers will attend
the Epworth League Convention at
Crookston on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. Misses Fay Wadsworth Min
ME Thomas and Florence Kezar and
Claude White will also leave on the
local tonight. J. P. Nelson and R.
E. Thomas will go down on Satur-
day evening.
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16
he Churches.
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH.
Rev. Kenneth A Rerehep

Sunday morning service at 1880.
Sunday school at II noon
In the evening at s o'clock the pas
tor Will conduct the meeting.
Mission meeting will be held in
Vega, June 25, 2e at the farm of Mr.
Aug. Westberg.
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16

VULPlNE SAGACITY.

The Tale Of 4 Fox From the West
Coast Of ireland.
It has often been said that the fox
Is the most cunning Of all animals.
but the following story Of vulpine
sagacity seems to require some ere
dence. Some fishermen on the west
coast Of Ireland were In the habit OF
going to a small island a few hundred
yards from the mainland In quest OF
bait. The island was inhabited by
large numbers Of rabbits and could be
reached at low tide by wading. the
water then being only a few inches
deep. One morning they went In their
boat quite early. 1t being high tide.
and on landing saw what seemed to
be dead fox lying on the beach The
fur Of the animal was all bedraggled.
and he seemed to have been drowned.
One Of the men, remarking that his
skin was worth something, pitched
him into the boat. Procuring their
bait, they returned to the mainland,
and then the man who had possessed
himself Of the fox seized him by the
tail and flung him on shore. A. soon
% the animal struck the beach he
picked himself up with considerable
agility for dead fox and shot OF like
4 fash along the cliffs, while the men
stood staring at one another IN mute
establishment. The men concluded
that he had crossed over to the island
during the night when the dde wal
low IN search Of rabbits and, finding
n the morning that be WAS cut OF
from the mainland, counteffeite(
death, with the expectation Of thereby
procuring passage to the shore In th'
boat, IN expectation which WAS full.
realtzed.-London Globe. i
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16

% q "a IS ~
. Miss McGrath from Minneapolis is
visiting with Mrs Stinchfield.
!. Irene and Esther Olson are visit
ing On their fathers farm in town of
Fork ..~-.- ... --"s-. ~..e
Mrs Victor Peterson, of Grand
Forks, is visiting at the home of P
Peterson :
Reduced prices ON all trimmed hats
the next two weeks at the Milliner.
Emporium
Miss Beulah Robinson is visiting
with her grand parents at Rochester,
SEinn., for few weeks
Ole Thompson. Of Rice Lake, Wis,
arrived yesterday for a short visit
with relatives and fiends here.
Mrs. W. o. Braggans and daughter
returned home this morning from
several weeks visit at Knox, Mis-
souri,
Mrs A. NJ. Shaw and Miss Anna
Shaw leave tomorrow to visit friends
at Bemidji, Deer River and Walker,
Minnesota
P. Peterson returned home this
morning from visit with his daught-
Iers Ellen, Juliette and Mrs Gorder
at Crookston.
Miss Nellie Hoffmaster attended the
grand chapter of the Rebekahs at
MINNEAPOLIS last week, as a delegate
from the Warren lodge.
Miss Minnie Tullar arrived home
Saturday from Manchester College
where she has spent the past year
pursuing post graduate studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ". Erickson re
turned home Saturday from a two
! weeks visit at the home of Mrs
Erickson's parents at Volga, N. D.
Mrs Geo R, Barret, of Buhl, MINI.
arrived Saturday to visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. o. Cross
and other relatives and friends in thi:
city.
Miss Marie Bauer, formerly {
teacher in the Warren schools, i:
visiting friends in the city. She
taught at Walker, MINI. the pas
year.
Miss Jennie Wood and Miss ALI,
Nelson, of Warren visited at the hom'
OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward Stevens OF
Beltrami avenue, The young ladie;
left for Walker last evening-Bemidi
Pioneer.
| Rev. E. O. Chelgren, Aug. Lundgrel
and Henry Swanson returned Tues
day from the big jubilee meeting o
the Augustana Synod at Rock IslanG
Ill. They say that the meeting wa
by far the greatest gathering OF Swe
dish Lutherans ever held in America
/ Mr.. and Mrs. D. Farrell and daugh
er left yesterday for the Twin Cities
where they will visit for a day or tive
after which they viii go to Iowa t
> visit relatives for a week or mort
Mr.. E. F. Burkhardt, of Crooksto1
. has charge of the store during MI
Farrell's absence
James Nook has sold his mea
market at Sanborn, n. D. and gon
to Montana to take up claim. Mr.,
Nook and their two girls are visitin
= at the home of her sister, Mrs. E. !
Brown, in this city, until her husban
, gets located. A friend, Mrs. Bliss, {
: Sanborn, accompanied her here for
visit
i Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Erickson, Of Tu
: lock, California, arrived yesterday Il
;. a several weeks visit with frien6
g and relatives here. Before comm
here they had visited with Rev. job
!, Peterson in Wisconsin, to whom the
are related. Mr.. Erickson was OF
- of the pioneer farmers in town
;. Bristlet. He removed with his fami
to the west coast a number of yea
ago.
r John F. Taper, Of Alexandria, Mi
r. nesota, is spending week or tw
here visiting friends and acquainta
ces. He was engaged in farming
= this vicinity for many years, reno
ing from here about ten years az
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16
SWEDISH LUTHERAN
e. O. cheIqren, Pastor.

Services will be held in the Vega
church next Sunday at ii o'clock A
NJ.
In the Warren church at P. NJ.
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16

True friends have no solitary Joy oF
Dorruw.-C Claiming.
Warren sheaf., 1910-06-16
Wharo He Bluffs.

4 .s; Whero He Bluf3o.
.Does Bliggins ever blum when ne
plays cards.
.sNever until he gets homo and ex-
plains where he has been -'-Washing-
ton Star. s