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THE VAGARIES OF LOVE.

THE VAGARIES OF LOVE.
(By Kennett Harris)
| loved with passion quite intense
a maid called Seraphine;
But she showed mighty little sense,
behaved uncommon mean,
She spurned my love, she scorned
my suit and caused me bitter
pain
Until | chanced to meet beaut
whose name was Mary Jane.
But Mary Jane was cruel, too; she
also said me nay,
And oh, if anyone was blue, l was
that gentle jay
With anguish was my bosom torn. |
Just could not forget,
Until one sunny summer morn |
happened on Suzette.
Suzette was fair. Suzette was young,
an innocent, sweet thlng,
And by Suzette soon was stung
by most sufficient sting
My suffering was past belief; | could
not heal my hurt
Nor find a solace for my grief till
introduced to Cert.
Yes, Gertrude put me to the bat
completely, | must say;
Her eyes were lovely and she had a
fascinating way.
sorrOwed long when she declined.
and mourned my hapless fate,
But then I had not hoped to find Il
deity like Kate.
think | neei not mention Maud,
or Mary or the rest,
I've stopped that nonsense, praises
be, and peace is in my breast.
But when loves TEXTURES you discuss
and how with such to cope,
Similfa similibus curantur Is the
dope.
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If you are not satisfied after using
according TO directions two-thirds OF
n bottle of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets, you can have your
money back The tablets cleanse and
invigorate the stomach, improve the
digestion. regulate the bowels. Give
them a trial and get well. Sold by
all dealers.
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William -Lipscomb.

one of the leading society events
of Abilene, Texas, which will be OF
great interest to Muskogee people,
was the wedding of Miss Helen Lips
comb and Mr.. Cecil Williams of Ard
more, which took place last evening
al the Episcopal church of Abilene,
at eight-thirty. The beautiful chorus
in LChengrin was sung by the church
choir of which Miss Lipscomb has
been a member since making her
home in Abilene. She was attended
ny two matrons of honor, and eight
bridesmaids, Following the ceremony
a reception was held at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hargraye Lipscomb. After an
extended trip through the south, Mr..
and Mrs. Williams VIII make thei~
home in Ardmore where Mr.. Will
liams is cashier in one of the banks.
-Muskogee Phoenix.
Mrs. A. c. Cruce is entertaining
quite a crowd Cf Kentuckians this
evening in honor of Miss Ruby
James.
Mrs. Sayre and Mrs. Straehley
will entertain with dance on Tues
ay evening in honor of Miss Ma
rion Clements and Miss Elizabeth
Spenser.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Adams will
move the first Cf July 10 Lawton
where Mr.. Adams will be manager
of a branch house which the Pen
sngton Grocery company will open
there. The news of their leave taking
is learned with general regret.
Saturday quite large crowd spent
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Bill Murray's Itinerary.

Friday. July lst-Bomar (Bob) 2
p. m. at picnic. Marietta at night.
Saturday, July 2nd-Ardmore, 1:3O
p. m. Davis at night.
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rings arount his eyes suggested
pain, either physical or mental. No
sooner did he see them than he
walked towards them, as If glad Of
an opportunity of comradeship.
How are you leicester"
Il have a beastly headache he
replied
Sprague and Puryis looked at each
other significantly. look which
Leicester noticed,
no" he said. don't draw your
conclusions have not been drink
ing. It's that confounded constitu-
ency."
why. anything happened there?"
"No-nothing of Importance. It's
only the old game. This time this
man has ii be written to- and the
other man has to have a certain
statement explained. I'd give up the
whole thing for tw5pence."
Where would your career be
then. leicester"
Hang the career, he said mood
ily.
It's all very well to say that,
OBI man. but a great deal depends
on it,"
What"
We'll, your future your future in
Parliament, and your future matri-
monial arrangements
He gave the two men an angry
look
Surely. that's my affair" he said.
Sorry to contradict you, old man.
hut it's our affair, too. That hun
dred pounds, you know"
Leicester gave expression to a sen
timent which was more forcible
than elegant
Sprague looked at him eagerly.
Ever since the night when We first
met these men, he had cherished
anger in his heart towards Leicester.
He felt that this man Gespised him,
and he was glad of an opportunity
q giving him one, as ne termed 1t,
"on his own account"
Our gallant warrior is afraid to
fight he said with a sneer.
Leicester started as though he
were stung. The look on Sprague's
face maddened him. For Leicester
was in nervous condition that
night. His abstention from spirits
was telling on him terribly. Every
fibre of his being was crying out for
Vhiskey, ana every nerve seemed on
edge.
what do you mean, Spraguo ," he
demanded
Il mean that our gallant warrior
i, pulling down his flag" said
Sprague He has found out that the
citadel cannot be easily taken, and
he's ready to give up without strik-
ing a blow"
Leicester looked on the grounl
moodily. In his heart of hearts he
vas ashamed of the whole business,
hut he felt he would rather do
anything than confess it before
these fellows.
Il hear he's turned teetotaller.
too" went on Sprague, who seemed
anXiius to pay off lid scores. who
knows? We may see Leicester pos
ing as a temperance advocate yet"
Leicester rose to his feet rs If
unable TO contain himself To be
sneered at by a man like Sprague
was too much for him. He seemed
about to give way to an insulting
remark then as if thinking better of
ill., checked himself He rang a bell
which stool by the table.
4 waiter came in answer to the
summons.
"Whiskey," he said.
"A large or a small one. sir?"
"Brirs-bring bottle" he said
savagely
(To be continued)
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It
Marriage Customs and Superstitions.
Married in the month of roses
June
The gayer the maid the better the
wife.
The sneezing cf a cat on the eve
of the marriage day is lucky
omen
Unlucky is the bride who does not
weep bitter tears on her wedding
day.
1t is very mlucky for a woman
to marry a man whose surname be
gins with the same letter as her
own.
A bride must beware of looking in
the glass after she is completely
dressed.
If in a family the youngest daugh-
ter should CHARGE to marry before
her elder sisters, they must all
dance at her wedding without shoes.
This will counteract their i'll luck
and procure for them husbands.
The idea that the wedding ring
should be worn on the third finger
OF the left hand because "a nerve
connects this finger with the heart
is of Roman origin.
In most European countries the
engagement ring is worn on the
third finger of the left hand, while
the wedding ring is worn on the
same finger of the right hand.
No German bride wears pearls,
not even a royal bride, as it is be.
lieved that for every pearl she wears
her husband will cause her to shed
a flood of tears.
The Russian bride must PROSTATE
herself at her bridegroom's feet and
pledge that she will submit herself
and her will to him in all things.
No woman is more cOurted ana
more noticed before marriage than
is the Spanish bride-and few wives
are more neglected after the brief
span of the honeym on. While the
marriage kisses are yet moist upon
her lips, her husband lights his
cigarette ard strolls away.
Three wishes hat each maid
know;
To handsome grow, and have
beau,
And to the marriage altar go
b
Mrs. +. b. Blanton of Gainesville,
Texas. has arrived to visit her sister,
Mrs. l.. c. Kone of the Vera Flats,
Mrs. Blanton is here owing to the
serious illness of Mr.. Kone, who
after several months confinement to
his home is still in a rather alarm
ing udition.-Olilahoman
Il
Mr.. Harry StCnum has returned to
the city from Ardmore where he has
been for the past year. His determi-
nation to remain is good news to
his friends. S.--Oklahoman
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CHAPTER " (Continued)
A Double Personality.


Puryis?" asked Leiceser ''lf you are
I'm sure Mr. Lowry will be glad
to give you lift
Thank YOU said Purvis; then, as
an afterthought, he added, Il should
like a word with Mr.. Castlemaine
before | go We have all been so
interested in Mr.. Leicester's opin-
ions that | had almost forgotten the
errard on which ! came
For minute Leicester was alone
with Olive.
Il have to thank you for a pleas
ant evening. Miss Castlemaine,' he
said. "one of the few pleasant even
ings # my life
She looked up at him inqui-ingly
"I mean what | say he said.
while we were at dinner | told
YOU that | had found life very IN
teresting. ! told a lie. Why told
it, don't know. 1t Slipped from my
tongue before realized what
was saying. | have not found lrs
interesting. ! have louhd ii ahythlhs
but that anything But this evening
has been an oasis III the desert
and | thank YOU
Il am glad you have had a pleas
ant evening SAID OllNe qnletiy'
nevertheless she wondered no" mueh
truth there was IN his words
You DO not beileVe me ne saiu'
but what | say Is perfectly true
do not find the stage OF HE worry
interesting TO act on.
Then 1t Is best not 10 act S'lu
Olive.
That Is not IA matter OF choi'e'
Il think 1t is one can chooSe 10
play a part or he can choose TO
live a life.
The same thing' Ae rephed'
Pardon me, Dc not thlnk so
"All The same thank you Tor
pleasant evening. When one mas
very few OF them 1t is a great deal
to be thankful 1or'
There was something IN the tones
of his voice that convinced her that
he meant what he SAID She relIect
ed that his face was sad and that
there was no JOY IN MS eyes
Forgive me, stranger asking
question, he went on do you li"N
life happy?
Exceedingly
Thai is interesting, Wish knew
your secret
by ceasing to play a part
She had not meant to say thls'
but the words escaped her Deiore
she realized them.
How can one do that?
BY seeking to serve the specta-
tors, instead of pleasing them
He laughed almost bitterly
II Chc sPc''"'Oi' WV N'' 80
it, he said. He held his hand. Hood-
night, Miss Castlemaine' he sarl'
thank you again very much.
He walked into the hall' where
Mr.. Lowry stood awaiting hlm'
rs Purvis ready?
"He is talking with Mr.. Castle.
maine"
Instinctivelv Leicester felt that he
was the subject of the conversation
ard Leicester was right.
Puryis had explained his visit 20
Mr.. Castlemaine in a very few words
and then he said "a funny fellow
"He is no ordinary man" said Mr..
Castlemaine. He should nave
/ -.
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With Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Dyer were very
pleasantly surprised the past week
by the members of the Husbands
Crub who went en- masse to pay
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VIM. PFIEFFER.
JULIA BULARD. Secretary.

Candor is one of the principle in.
gradients in the trouble-maker's com
position.
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Fraternal Aid Association.

The Fraternal Aid Association will
meet at the |. o. O. F. hall tonight.
All members are requested to be
present. limitations and practice by
he degree team. Refreshments will
be served.
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them a visit on Thursday evening
Five Hundred was played and a
very informal and delightful evening
spent.
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:: :, !. :, :. 8. 8: :: .: :; = 3: y = = :. 4
ToMoRRoWs CALENDAR. u
Ladies Aid Societies. "
Dance al Mrs. Sayre's. u
=
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Mr. Harry StCnum has returned TO
the city from Ardmore where he has
been for the past year. His determi-
nation to remain is good news to
his Reconsideration
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Mrs. A. C. Cruce is entertaining
quite crowd of Kentucllians this
evening in honor of Miss Ruby
James.
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The Presbyterian Ladies Aid So
ciety meets on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Bradford
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Saturday quite a large crowd spent
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iri.h- American A. c.

The track team of the newly forme
Chicago Irish-American Athletic club
encountered the stiffest competition o.
its young life recently at the annual
championship contests of the Central
A. A. U. The Chicago A. A. team out
classed all other competitors, scoring
SO points. This team won II firsts
and pulled down one or more points
in every event staged. Illinois A. G.
took second position in the totals
with 80 scores, The Chicago Irish
Americans 10 points gave them third
place.
j. w. Beloite of the Irish American
team won practically half of +he
points scored for his club. He ran
the final heat Of the 10O-yard dash in
10 fiat, finishing six feet ahead of his
nearest competitor, NJ. R: Jacobs. a c.
A. A. man.
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hold a meeting Of the "All-For- Ire
land" League at Westport, on the
9Th inst, but failed.
Meath.
Thieves entered the church ut Nav
an on the night of the 9Th inst. and
robbed the poor boxes.
The Kells Rural Council directed
that summons should be issued
against Owen Smith for maintaining
unsanitary premises.
Queens.
On Sept. Sd, Messrs. Gaze and Jes-
sop, held their second 1910 sheep sale
in their paddocks, Maryborough.
There was good attendance, and
bidding was brisk. Mr.. Doran's and
Mr.. Meredith's hogget ewes heading
the prices at ASS; Mr.. M'Kenna's hog
gets at AIS, while two and three shear
ewes brought from 3Ss cd to AIS
Lambs sold well, Border Leicesters 26s
Cd; other prices ranged from. 23s Sd
to 26s. The entries for this sale were
large, and an early clearance effected
Roscommon.
A meeting of the County Council,
John Fitzgibbon, NJ. p, presiding, af-
ter a long debate, rejected the propo-
sition by to 5, to allow County Sur
veyor Mulvany G100 for motor.
John McGibney, coachbuilder of
Golf street, died on the 9Th inst. The
funeral on the 9Th inst was largely
attended. Deceased was interested in
Gaelic and educational matters.
Sligo.
Mr. F. A. Fenton. brother Of VIM.
Fenton, Clerk of the Crown for Co.
Sligo, died at his. home, Castlerea. Co,
Roscommon, of heart failure. He was
48 years of age.
Tipperary.
DR.. Laffan presided at meeting of
the Cashel Urban Council and a reso-
luton was unanimously passed ap-
proving of the majority report of the
Vice-Regal Railway Commission.
Large camps are being prepared at
Clonmel for the troops in connection
with the military maneouvres to be
held there. John Cullinan, M. p, ad-
dressed the Clogheen District Coun-
ell recently in advocacy of scheme
for motor service through the district
to be promoted under the Develop
ment and Road Improvement Act.
.-a. Tyrone.
Mr.. Francis Hale, j. p, Fairview,
Dungannon, the senior director and
one of the founders of the we'll known
and successful spinning concern of
Hale, Martin & Co.. Ltd, Dungannon,
died at his residence at an early hour
on Monday, 5th inst The deceased
gentleman, who was rs years of age,
had been In a precarious state of
health for some years past.
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WATERFORD.


The Waterford Corporation at q re-
cent meeting strongly criticized the
dilatory action Of the Local Govern
ment Board, in regard to the Housing
scheme which has been sanctioned for
the city.
Waterford monthly fair was held
Monday, 9Th inst, there being a fair
average in all classes. Prices were
quiet. except for something in extra
good condition.
Wicklow.
The Baltinglass District Council has
appointed atcommittee to inspect and
report upon the lighting of the town
from Oct: 1 to April /.
]. s. B. Vanston Qandlord) has is
sued . writ of eviction against John
Dalton. Hacketstown, tenant.
We.tmeath.
At meeting of the ,Revisions Ses-
sion for North Westmeath held in
Mullingar on the 9th inst. Mr.. Brady,
a solicitor of Dublin, appeared in be-
half of the Central Elections Com
mittee"sand filed objections to num-
Der Of Nationalist.
Wexford.
An excellent tobacco crop has been
raised this year in the Barony Of
Forth.
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STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES, AUX.
lLlARY, ~

OfFICERS OF LADIES' AUX.
lLlARY.
President-Mrs. Mary B., Daley, 1906
central ave-. Minneapolis.
or wee nas,3 P3resident-Miss Agnes Hickey.
IS Secretary G. Keatink. 147 Pleas
ant Frs ave; St. Paul,
- Hoard Of Directors-Mrs M II. Cum
mstnfs, minneapolis: Mrs. c. ]. Conroy.
,r; auditing Committee = Mary Boyian,
minneapolis; Margaret Scott st. Paul;
Laura Conway, st. Peter. N
A., ins ss1i;3 Observation-Disclosures A. Gra-
van, Rochester.
State Medical Director-Dr. e. w.
Buckley. st. Paul
~ Directors Of Insurance Fund-Helen
NC McG 3n1ia.' St: Paul: Susie Dessaint Min
Gurran. Minneapolis: Annie Conroy, ST.
Auditing Committee-Augusta M. VIII
Lessen. Duluth; Josephine Cook, St. Paul:
Catherine OBrien. Minneapolis.
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STATE oEFIcERs-MiNNEsoTA.
HTIesldent-Patrick Kenney, Mankato.
ham VICE President-J. P. Coughlin. Per
IS state Secretary-J J. Fitzgerald. Pal
ace Trs Gi s',hi g House, MINNEAPOLIS.
Sts etasuErer-John Sherman. .Winona:
1,d pr1esissnt 81 Insurance FUND.-. J.
Ro Vie IPresident-Jno. e. McGovern
oo Secretary Of Instrumentation Mahoney
@<g temple Court, Minneapolis.
rnrteasurer OF 1nsurance-John Sheehy
pH State Medical Director-Dr. E. w
Directors Of Insurance Fund.-. G. Nc
S eaaiiay, =. Paul; NJ: F. Crahen, Mime.
SsP9ns: w. E. Moylan. Eveleth: E. J.
luth. eu -
. State Board Of Audit-M. J. Hynes
N. Tierney.
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II wonder what Christian Scien-
fist would say If he happened to fall,
out of a balloon"
He'd insist that there is no sucli
place as up, and therefore he couldn
possibly have come down."
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BLUE EARTH COUNTY

BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
?. i: Jordan, sis Pleasant; Vice Pres Pres
Ran r. GeSgha 81 XMne sed nes
Sec; Jne; Mccall. Maskato; Treas:. n I.
Red o second s u SECOND ana Meetings
Thursday at K. Of c. hall. Mankato ooA :"
Division No 2, Madison Lake-Dlv.
Vice. Pres, Charles Doran; Eagle Lake:
F FSs see ~ Madison Madison kaks
Ins. &c.,, J. ]. Mccarthy, Madison Lake:
Treas a John HI M n e S.,., Eagle Lake:
lake nse Meetings held On Second Mad a1a
fourth Sundays Of month at A. o. II.
county cf P2ss,d MSc 5s so9 GSisn. Brain.
Division IN No. !; IR sc Pres,
Pres. 3; & e.. McNSamara. Brain s'sH
Fourth Ave. B ra;inerd. MINI; Fin. Sec &C.,
J. J. Nolan, Brainerd. MINI: Treas.
rim Toohey. Brainerd. Mimi; Med.
IA and third wednesday, at s''f hi ks
county F R1KS%A GEo =! =: Mor., z..
P'1,;isn sn III J. 1Hs;;,t4nssR.x Pres
P as M s. - Kennay Hsstn Mnn
Rec sec. i; i: Meyer, Hastisss, MINI Minn. !: !:
I'm. Sec. n. 0 3,Br,isn. HastIngs. MINI. !;
IRE Jno. Kane: Med. E Exams. nm M
fourth Thursday at A. o. U. 1--WE ". b and
HENNEP1N COUNTY.
$500 Lonsfeilow Ave. MinneapolRiso: n Tsa.:
Pres, w. H. Donahue, 400 Temple Court !.
Fin. Sec. Peter Cummings, 272o 14th av
s.: Rec. Sec, F. ]. Mulcahy. 1880 5th tx
9th ave. N. E.; Chaplain, Rev. ]. Hs az
rington. 1925 Bryant ave. NJ
w. MoEan. 22os 18th Aye s s. WI; NJ
pres. 2. F. Jordan. 2lly Emerson x x,ce
Fremont Ave. M; Inns. Sec, 5. x xes
Hugh: IS? sGSs 1 ,stS Ave Ave 81 Treas e. Nc:
& E. Henry, Donaldson BOG sI S1 .5an,s::
Meetings he'll! held % On first Sunday ait ter.
%enth ana at ' sas Neoee xv evenings
Division No. 2. Minneapolis-Pre, =.
P rs : john Mason SIS sixth a. s.; We
e Bee RsS Sec Sec II James BesnnKS sl 1900 sth St.
Ave. s.: ms. Sec. James Kelly. 1 sSss 18Th
Ave. g.: Treas. u. IF. spaIidine0 18th ETH
Ms ss yyun sns a asa th Mdse9Fs 5sd
month .t Richmond hall. % AVG .s :,
9Th st. 8. ~ - @ Nno
Diyision No. 8, Minneap olis-P Pres n
Hadley, 1872 9Th st. n. b.: Vice Pres'
j. j. Gleason, llo1. Washington 81. n ii.
e.: Rec Sec :, - =! r ~ Styles. 7sl Jefter-
sol sth Ave. n. E.; Ins. Sec. r. Dusan'
ioi sth Ave. n. F.: Treas. =. s.. J ssfer.
les. i, 81. g St q; Il y. r. Med Exams.. Z.
VBrien. l01 4th st. n. q. MsetinRs held
On first SUNDAY and third Monday II
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4. 0. \. DIRECTORY,

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
Minne sldent-James J. Regain, st. Paul,
ph Nee President Joseph Mclaughlin,
R,, rr.esasqrer-Thomas Maloney, Council
+os Ssecretary-.James T. McGinnis, Scran-
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wINoNA COUNTY.
lnty President, NJ. J.. Ryan, S0A II.

King st.
Sherman, 1T E. King ST.; Vice Pres.
John Gronin. 4e4 Hun ST.; Rec. Sec.
J. A. Mcmillan. s2s W; Howard ST.; Fin.
SCI w. 5th St.; Treas. John P. Snyder.
g. W Wabasha: Med. Exam, j.. Z:
Lynch, Odd Fellows Blk. Meetings held
nings at st. Thomas, hall.
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Big shoe values at Boston Shoe
Store, 1927 E. Franklin avenue, Simon
Benson, prop.
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~ NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
R., y. Moran, Washington, D. c.
VII Wiy;;. william Mel aughlin, New Jersey.
MT,nlam J: Daugherty, Illinois.
Ahomas F. Powers, Michigan
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oFF,cERs OF THE a: o. Il. plvI-
SloNS AND TIME AND PLACE
OF MEETINGS.
ANoKA COUNTY

ANOKA COUNTY.
County President-Hugh J.. Donnelly,
Division No. /, Anoka-Pres., John Ca
sey. Anoka. MINI: Vice Pres, Leo Ward.
Anoka, MINI; Rec. Sec, Chas. E. Green,
Anoka' MINI; Fin. Sec. James McArdle,
Anoka, Mimi; 1ns. Sec., James McArdle,
Anoka. Mimi; Treas, John Ward. An.
Okla, Mimi; Medical Exam, DR.. A. +.
Game. Meetings are held on the second
Sunday Of month. in Grand Army hall,
Anoka, MINI. .'
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McoowaA Z Mahoney. nre Insurance
real estats-loans. 40 Tsupl Court
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BIG STONE corrNrv

b10 SIONE COUNTY. -,
Graceville.
Division No. l. Graceville-Pres., p, H.
Cauley: Vice. Pres. R. A. Costello; Rec
Sec, Thos. O'Donoyan; Fin. Sec and
lns. Sec. M. j. McDonnell: Treas, VIM,
Cregan; Med. Exam, DR.. Randall. Meet
ings held on first Sunday and second
Thursday of month at Groves hall,
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See the ex-farmer, Simon Benson.
before you buy land. l4a7 = Trank-
IT, IL y -, =. 81. Il.
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NATIONAL oFFIcERs-LAplEs'
AUXILIARY.

a. National President-Mrs. Anna c. Ma
. National Vice President-Mrs. Mary
National see esenel1 Mass Christie Ohio
NATIONAL Treasurer-Mrs. Mary B. Da-
10y. Minneapolis MINI.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

:, County President. Catherine Conner.
Division No. 4. stillwater-Pres.. Mary
Fitzgerald. 8. 1st ST.: Rec. Sec. Ella.
Sec. and Ins. Sec. Mary Nolan, g. "a
Med. exams. 8. p. Ryan. Turner Biis
Sydney Bolyn. Turner Blk. Meetins;
held on second and fourth Mondays n
EIibernian ball 10 Chestnut st
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PIpEsTONE COUNTY

PIPESTONE COUNTY.
ton, S. d.
Division No. ;, Elkton, 8. D.-Pree..
Andrew Colliton; Vice Pres, Pat Gull
hane; Rec. Sec, Peter Casserly; Fin
Sec, P. A: Lynch: ms. Sec. Rev. IF
Sheehan; Treas, Peter Casserly; Med
Exam. Dr. D. F. O'Connor. Meetings
held on the second Wednesday Of each
month at Elkton, 8. d.
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MOBILES COUNTY.
worth. .-
Division No. 1, Ellsworth, MINI
Pres, NJ. Holleran; Vice Pres, Thos
Fagtn; Rec. Sec, James Burke; Fin
Sec, Thos. Cary; Ins. Sec.. james
Burke; Treas. Thos. Sweeney: Med. Eek.
am. DR.. Gill. Meetings held on third
Wednesday at Church. hall.
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:, Division No. .. Minneapolis-Pres.,
Vice Pres. Margaret Kelly. s25 sth h, Ave- We
n. E.; Rec. Sec. Grace O'Reilly. 1929
314 18th Ave. N. E.: Ins. Sec, Aureiia
Kelly. 225 9Th Ave. N. E.; Treas, Mary
Ring, POI Broadway N. E.: Mod. Exam,
DR.. r. P. O'Brien. 701 lth st, n, 10.
Meetings held on first ana third Thurs
days Of each month at ]. o. o. r. han,
4th and Central. =
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County Pres, J. D. Rigging, 386 81
oakdale Ave; CO. Rec. Sec, ). T. Gro
gan, 615 Capitol boulevard; Co. Fin. Sec
w. P. Curran, 2397 w. 7th ST.; Treas
]. G. Powers, 1856 Ramsey ST.; Chaplain
Rev. 7. F. Gleason, 975 e. 9Th. Meeting
Hibernian hall. 18th and Franklin. 81
Paul.