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FOR EXCHANGE.

49,
WILL TRADE two passenger auto
Tor Early Ohio seed potatoes. Ad-
dress 724. care Forum.
WILL TRADE auto buggy for good
secondhand binders or other farm
machinery in good shape. What have
you! Address 725. care Forum.
FOR EXCHANGE want to trade
:. land here In Oneida county, Wis,
Tor large traction engine; full par
ticulars and price first letter. w. w,
Thayer. McNaughton, Wis.
WANTED TO ExcHANcE--EoERaas
cattle, hogs and complete Set ~
farm machinery valued at $4,000 far
small stock Of general merchandise.
Address 735. care Forum.
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WANT Ed -Errand boy to deliver pa
pers evenings. 8. A. Johnston. care
Forum.
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CALIFORNIA LANDS.

CALIFORNIA LANDs--own a win
ter farm home in the Herman dis
trict in California. Join our Dakota
colony. Low prices. No pioneering.
Every desired advantage. Write for
full particulars today. Wheelock e.
Wheelock, 2s Watkins bldg. Fargo,
N. d.
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sTRAYEp.

STRAYED from section 1s-14o-b0.
near Argusville. about Sept. is. eight
spring calves, when last heard from
were in WISER township near Red
river. and information regarding this
stock will be rewarded and appreciat-
ed. J. p. Clapp. Faro. N. ID.
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WAMTEp-Trn1f,rnrtr,r' cn,,anetant

WANTED-Trustworthy, competent
man with $1,000 cash and upward
70 establish and manage permanent
local subsidiary business; $3.50 a
month and all expenses, and share of
pIoIlts extra; large manufacturing
omer excellent opening for steady.
capable man; favorable investment;
hlgh class business: good for $4,000
q year or better to right man, with
Dig ruture prospects. Address Box 4,
care Nelson Chesman & Co.. Chicago.
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WANTED Experienced turkey pick
ers. zerva's Market. 612 Front
street, Moorhead.
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See the silk Waists
Advertised by Howard Moody. See
those $3.50 and $11 waists advertised
for s5.s5; they are beauties.
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FOR SALE-General merchandise
stock and fixtures. Well balanced
running stock dry goods, clothing
mats. caps, furnishings, shoes. rubber
footwear, crockery, glassware, grocer
les and fixtures. amounting to about
$1,000, located at Cole Harbor. Nc
Lean county. N. d. is offered for sale
at an unusually liberal discount from
inventory price. Store open and run
nlng. only general store in the town.
Large territory in an excellent farm
ing community. Exceptional oppor-
tunity for a hustler. For particulars.
address, John p. Galbraith. trustee,
50l-5Os Endicott building. st. Paul,
MINI.
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Phone 1875 Tel Us Your Wants and The Forum Want VIII


MAKE q speciality Of unusual and
heavy mo ing; houses, @af,g, raising
buildings; furnish everything 4. w.
Hedges. Phone ao3,
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poalrloN wANrEp-Man and VIE.

by man anq
.r,,ea ~ care for stock on farm. 2l5
YTnsrfh street north, Moorhead,
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas en-
cheering school; get in on the first
class. Write for information, 1875
Front street.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.

HAVE knight Printing @. Print l.
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CHIMNEY AND FURNACE CLEAN
ING.
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NEWSPAPER SNAP. q
FOX SALE-Best paying coun- y
try newspaper proposition in y
Y Cass county. Weekly with larg- y
Y est circulation and advertising q
y patronage of any paper in coun- q
" outside OF Fargo. Well equip y
ped newspaper and Job plant =
complete. Rare chance for live y
newspaper man to make good. q
Owner has other interests de- q
manding attention and must dis q
y pose OF plant within ten days. q
II can't sell. will consider rent q
zeal. Address 742, care Forum, q
y y = y . q 500 q
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FOR SALE-A good shoemaker's shop
IN Dilworth; reason for selling Is
that owner wishes to leave for
Europe; references. Dilworth state
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INVESTMENTS WANTED---H ave
some cash and small trades that /
want to turn into mortgages or con-
tract. Write Box ZIG. Mason City. La.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Two-cha barber shop
IN county seat town. Address Box
1853, Mohall N. ID.
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or SAL Es--Elno re2idenee lot IN bes
location On Eighth etreek soutl
zoe cash Il taken ak once Addxe
". care Forum.
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FOR SALE-Store building, confec-
uonary stock and fixtures, doing
good business. No. TAO. care Forum.
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WANTE D--Girl for general house
work. Mrs. w. E. Powell, sos Sixth
street south.
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rOH HENT-Meat market. equipped
ready for business. cheap rent. APP
ply 1915 Fourth avenue north.
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WANTEp--Girl attending school TO
1901 80 u 1
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WANTED-Two experienced wait
resses. Apply Prize Co.
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WANTED-Good stenographic posi-,
ton about Jan. 1. Have had seVera,
0aars' experience as stenogTapher and
fhree years experience in ONCE WORK
on nv own account in real estate farm
loans and insurance. Please give par
ticulars and salary in first letter. Al
dress ]. Meyer Johnson. Haynes. ~. ~.
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FOR RENT--Modern 5-room furnish
ed fiat. Apply Birchan flats.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALg.

WANTED-sood girl 42s Fourth
avenue north.
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE wanted
No canvansing or soliciting rsqulr-
ed; good int ONE assured. ADDRESS Na.
tional Co-or erative Realty CO., v liza
Marden building. Washington. D. Q.
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WANTED-Competen girl for gem
eral homework. Apply 9l2 First
avenue north.
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EPEE lLLUsTRATED BooK-Teils
about over 100000 protested posi-
tions in II. s. service; more Lnan
;s biro chance here for you,
sure and generous pay, lifetime
ernniovment: esAy to get Just ask
For hookiet C.. $50. No obligation.
Earl Hopkins, washington. D. 2.
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WANTE D--A good woman cook for
small hotel. Mrs. T.. e. Johnson,
Medora, N. d.
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WANTED-Good night clerk. not un-
der 25, for hotel, experience not es-
sential; good salary to right man. Ap-
ply to Robert Mitten. Merchants hOtei'
Wahpeton, N. ID.
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poslrIoNs wANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN wishes to work iV ~
board and room While soins
school. 749, care Forum.
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MARRIED MAN wishes steady JOB OF
some kind, willing worker. Must
bava work soon. Address Thos, Deits,
7aa Thirteenth street north.
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms.
Front. Also table board. 81 per week.
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Each C0nsec utiVe Insertion Their
BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

ROOM AND BOARD at s1s Seventh
street south.
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GOOD BOARD at 1114 Second av
south. Phone 849-J.
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EXPERIENCED stationary engineer
desires positions; HANDY Win .ools ;
fireman for flat or any Factory. Az
dress 7Ss, care Forum.
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ROOM AND BOARp "a per wesl
722 North Broadway.
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CLARENDON, VA.

S;..ial Correspondence OF The Star.
Va, February II. 1911
Mrs. Robert b. Gardner entertained at
luncheon Saturday at cher Clarendon
home Her Washington guests were Mrs.
Wright and Mrs. NJ. &. h. Lupton. Mrs
Groome Eareckson and son Groome who
have been on a visit to relatives in Bal
timore, Md. returned to their Clarendon
homie this week. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Sampsell of Washington. D. G.. We're
guests Of Clarendon friends this week.
Mr. Thomas G. Stoddard. after a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Black Of Claren-
don. returned this week to his home In
Boston, Mass. Messrs. Charles F. Eller,
Charles T. Carroll and Charles Smelling
of Washington, after a visit to Claren-
don, have returned to their city home.
At the home Of Mr.. J. w. Slack Thurs-
day Mr.. S. 4. Butterfield of New Zea-
land, who has resided In Clarendon the
past year. and Miss 8. e. Wright Of
married by Rev. W. j. Young. Mr.. But
terfield has just completed a residence
In Clarendon, and took his wife to their
home. Mr. W. H. Stidham OF Los An
geles. Cal, was the guest Of his sister.
Mrs. H. A. Dougal Of Clarendon. and
Frances Lewis and daughter, Miss Vera
Lewis, of Washington p. c., were guests
OF relatives at the home OF Mr.. c. E.
Lewis Of Fort Myer Heights this week
Mrs Irving NJ. Drake, who has been
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Chandler.
day for her home in New Jersey. Mr.
W. w. MCMILLAN. after a pleasant visit
to FieFndon, Va. has returned to his
Clarendon home A reception was given
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WARRENT0N. VA.
peciai Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
WARRENTOI>. Va. February IL. 1911.
Miss Mary W. Kennedy. who has been
visiting for several months in Wash
tngton ard Cincinnati, is at home again.
been spending several months near
Warrenton. Va. left Thursday for
Syracuse. y. Y. where he will visit
his brother, Dr. John Hunter Selby.
who was a former resident of War
renton. Va. Mrs. Wynant and Miss
Ethel Wynant of Remington. Va. were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Willis
for several days this week Miss Ross
of New York is visiting Miss Kennedy
at Cassillis. The l4th of February Mrs
E. NJ. Spilman and Miss Keith Will en-
terrain at Woodburne in honor of Mrs.
ISham Keith, ST.. and Mrs. ISham
Keith, jr. of Clarksburg. w. va, who
Is guest at Woodburne. Mr.. Maury
Curtis of Washington and Messrs. Rob
ert Winmill and George Miller OF New
York, who were weekend visitors to
Warrenton. have returned to their
homes. Miss Elizabeth Wilbur left this
week for Richmond. Va, where she will
spend several days. Miss Jane Forbes
Is at home after a visit to Mrs. F.. r.
King. in Baltimore. Mrs. \. G. Hum
phries left this week for Annapolis and
New York, where she will visit several
weeks. Mrs. Charlie Smith is at home
after a visit to Mrs. W. ID. Moritz, in
Cismort Va. Miss Kate Keith will
leave in a few days for Philadelphia.
where she will be the guest of Mrs.
Cox. Later in the month Miss Keith
will accompany Mrs. Cox to Florida,
where they will spend several months.
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Growth of Illinois.

From the Chicago Post.
II La Sale Marquette. Joliet Tonti
and the rest of those intrepid explorers
who first showed to the world the ''1lli-
uois country could bit know that
country now supports population Of
5ts,s. sol souls. When the first French
man came. almost 80 years ago. the
prairies tEat stretched unbroken from
the great lakes TO the junction Of the
great rivers on the south supported but a
small number of human beings. Father
Zenobius Membre, coming along the lllini
In 1913 estimated that there were seven
or eight thousand souls in their principal
village" Probably the whole population
did not exceed 10000
This was the high mark under Indian
rule The Iilini were harassed by the
warlike tribes to the east and later by
similar enemies to the west, so that by
1876 they numbered not more than 1900.
When Gen. Harrison became governor
of the Indiana territory in 1900 he put
the roster of the IIlini survivors at thirty
warriors and their families.
That the white man has found homes
for 5.63S, 59l people upon the soil which
formerly supported but 1000 must be
the pragmatic justification for his SUI
premacy 1t justifies, too. the suffering
and sacrifices of the generations OF ex-
plorers and pioneers. But the task of
which the population increase Is meas
ure is by no manner of means completed.
We must go on, not only to add to the
numbers of our people, but also to add
to their health. their freedom and their
general well-being.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va, February H. 1911
Mrs. Pickering Dodge was hostess at
her home, Eastover, Thursday at a small
dinner party when her guests We're Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble and
Mr.. and Mrs. smythe. Mrs. Samuel
Copper entertained at her home on Jeffer-
son street the Wednesday Bridge Club
this week. The w. H. Q. Club held quite
unique penny social in the chapel OF
the Presbyterian Church Saturday after
noon. Mrs. r. A. Kimbell will entertain
the Royal Helpers Of the Kings Daugh-
tors of Falls Church Tuesday afternoon.
The Falls Church Chapter of the d. A. r.
is preparing a colonial entertainment for
the evening of the 22d of February At
the home OF Mrs. Dudley Oh Jefferson
street. The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
NJ. f. Church South was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. William FL
Smythe was hostess at the meeting OF
the Owl Club at her home at East Falls
Church Saturday evening. Rev. w. Ed
ward Calender has returned home after
visit to Norfolk, Va Mr.. and Mrs.
George Livingston. after several weeks
visit to their son, Mr.. .. b. Livingston
OF Falls Church. have returned this week
to their home in Derby, Vt. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. X. Hawxhurst returned this
week to their home In Brooklyn, ~ y,
after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Hawxhurst on Washington street. Mrs.
Samuel Copper has returned after sever
al weeks visit to relatives in Baltimore.
A reception was given Friday night to
th,. members and congregation of the
Columbia Baptist Church. The Musical
study Club of Falls Church will meet
Monday evening. with DIR. Dickinson on
Washington street. The Falls Church
CHAPTER of Daughters OF the American
Revolution was entertained at the home
of Mrs. J. T. Unverzagt Tuesday.
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HERNDON, VA.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
HERNDON, Va. February H. 1911.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Reed Macgill of
Washington were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs Albert T. Walker, on Station
street Mrs. Sophia Benner of PennsyJ-
vania after a visit OF several months at
the home of her brother. Mr.. E. NJ
Yount. Is now the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Yount of Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster Orrison spent Sunday with
relatives on Monroe street. Miss Pauline
ing of Margaret Newcomb. Drisko Circle
of Kings Daughters Saturday. Mrs
Annie Albaugh Bready and Mrs AL
baugh entertained the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of the NJ. e. Church February T..
Those present were Rev. and Mrs. Blair
Hanson, Mrs Enos Garrett, Mrs. George
Lewis. Mrs. Carson Hyatt, Mrs. Robert
Schneider and Master Robert Schneider.
jr.: Mrs. Moreland and Miss Ethel More
land. Mrs. Joseph Benschoten, Mrs. r. S.
Crippen, Mrs. Stevens, Miss Minnie Par
ker. Mrs. g. NJ. Laws. Mrs. Lowe and
Master George Bready. After the regular
business meeting delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess. Mrs. A. A.
Bready spent several days in Washington
last week. Mrs. E. II. Mooney was n
Washington Monday. Mr.. Orland Cham
olin was a recent guest at the home Of
his parents near Philomont. Miss Mar
EaPet Russell entertained at cards Thurs
day evening at her home on I1ldon street
in honor of Mrs. George Buell. Of Atlanta,
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Mrs. D. II. Yant, Mrs. II. Without and
Mrs. A. L. Wflhoit Miss Marie Blundon
is the weekend guest Of Miss Lois Meek
of Washington. Mrs. W. c. Lyons and
Miss Lyons have returned to their home
in West Riverdale, after having spent
some time at the Belvedere, Baltimore.
Mr.. j. A. Seay of Jefferson avenue left
Thursday last for an extended visit to
relatives in Knoxville. Miss Ethel Nc
Whirt Of Roosevelt avenue spent severa!
days last week with friends in Washing
ton. Miss Catherine Dampier OF Wash
ington was the guest of Miss Mae Sc
horn, West Riverdale. Friday last. Miss
Bessie Nangeuder Of Anacostia spent
Monday last with Miss Josephine F'reder-
lex, East Riverdale. Miss Margaret Smith
of Washington avenue is the guest of her
aunt Miss O'Sullivan of Washington
Mrs. j. NJ Jardine Of Madison avenue
spent several days during the week in
Washington. Mrs Samuel $. Mcmillan
of New York place was the guest of Mrs
William McChesley Of Mount Rainier
Tuesday last.
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CULPEPER, VA.
Special Correspondence OF The Star


CULPEPER, Va, February II, 1911.
Miss Augusta Kemper Bennett left
Tuesday for South Carolina where she
will spend ten days or two weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bruce Williams enter
tained with a large dance Friday night
at the Grove. Miss Lizzy Harrison spent
last week in Baltimore, Nd. Miss Lenore
Coleman has returned to her home in
Brandy after visit to the Misses Kelly
and Mr.. David James Coleman In Cul-
pepper. Miss Mary Almond Of Washing
ton is guest Of Mrs. c. B. Williams.
Miss Lucy StringfeRow spent last week
as the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Aubrey
Bowie, on East street Miss Bessie
Mackall Is spending a. few days in Mary
land. Mrs. Max Samuelson entertained
the Matinee Bridge Club on Friday after
noon, February j. Miss frankie Taunt.
accompanied by her recent guest, Miss
Cnampe Thompson OF Waynesboro. Va,
Rixey OF Washington. Miss Mary Hart
we'll Somerville of Oxford, Miss, and
Miss Sarah Robertson Of Staunton were
recent guests of Mrs. William Robertson
on Blue Ridge avenue Mrs T. L. John,
flats on Main street. Mrs. Mamie
Greene OF Alexandria has as her guest
Miss Daisy Thompson OF Culpeper. Miss
Jean Coons of Baltimore, Md, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. j. Hunt Strother. Miss
of Mrs. Charlie Waite last week. Miss
Rowena Sisson. accompanie her niece,
Mrs. Robert sisson, and little daughter
home Sunday. Miss Stsson will be the
weeks. Miss Courtney Marshall Of Ma
nassas, Va, and Miss Louise Miller of
White Post, Va. are spending several
days at Fair View.
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RIvERDALE, MD.
.cial Core spondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
RIVERDALE, Nd, February IL, 1911.
Mrs. Frank A. Dram has returned to
her home in Baltimore, after delight
full visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Owens,
West Riverdale. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Walsh Of Washington are now occupy
ing their new home in East Riverdale
Mrs. Fred W. Trott of Washington is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s.
Roome. West Riverdale. Miss Lula Fa-
Der Of Norfolk is spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Claude E. Warren,
Washington avenue. Miss Ella A.
Chauncey Of Madison avenue left Satur-
day last for Aberdeen, where she will
spend some time with her aunts, TIE
Misses Nelson. Mr.. John A. Davis has
returned to his home in Woodstock, after
having been the guest of his daughter.
Mrs. L. Harry Forsythe. Jackson avenue,
for the past two weeks. Mr.. Moore Of
Philadelphia was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank s. Hinrichs, Grant avenue,
Friday last Mrs. Charles w. Heal has
returned to her home in Indianapolis,
after a delightful visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles L. Won Steinmeyer. Chateau
Dawn The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Riverdale Citizens Association held Its
regular monthly meeting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Without, In East
Riverdale, Tuesday evening. At late
hour refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Miss Without. Those
attending were Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mey-
er, Mrs. John f. Risdon, Mrs. Charles ".
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Edgar Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Shipley. Mrs. Thomas O'Neill.
Mn. Leslie Carlton. Mrs. Joseph r.
Bridges, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Donovan.
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Ga Mr. and Mrs William Pollard and
| little Miss Anne spent SUNDAY at Dr..
Charles r. Russells. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lewis have sold their home OH Eden
street, and expect to leave in short
time for a southern "trip. MIR. and Mrs.
E. Hilton Jackson had with them Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Of Washington
In the afternoon Mr.. Preston delivered a
fine address at the Baptist Church Mr..
Harry Burton and Miss Euva Burton
were guests short time this week Of
relatives here. Mrs. Effie Crippen Bal
derson has been the guest OF her par
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Eads Miller were hosts
at a large dinner Saturday. given in
honor of Miss Katherine Holden of Cen
terville.
Mrs. James Cockerile entertained the
Ladies Aid Thursday. about thirty-five
members aad guests being present. Mr..
Mexican Howard after a short stay in
Washington. d. C.. and Cleveland. Ohio.
has returned to Herndon, where he will
remain several weeks. Mrs. Wiehle has
returned to her home in Washington. after
a ten-day visit to Mrs. Riddle of Phila-
delphia. Mrs Amelia Bready entertained
The Home interest Club Tuesday. when
most pleasant meeting was held members
present being Mrs. William Ellis, Mrs.
Furr White. Mrs. Cassius Lawrence. Mrs.
Frank HudGleson. Mrs. Ernest Robey.
Mrs. Clarence Walker. Mrs. Harry Nit
Holden. Mr.. F. S. Altemus of Washing
ton was the guest Tuesday of Mr.. Harry
Broadly Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis
Thursday, February Q. entertained at an
all-day meeting Farmers Club No. 4.
Instructive talks were given and an
elaborate dinner served. Miss Lily Shear
entertained a. dinner Sunday at her home
In the suburbs. some OF her guests being
Mr.. Cassius Lawrence and Miss Theresa,
Mrs. Wilnina Lawrence of Pennsylvania
Mrs NJ. Lawrence OF New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Shear and Misses Gertrude
and Rina Shear. Rev. and Mrs. Blair
Hanson Wednesday entertained at the
parsonage the local W. G. T. L. at an
interesting meeting. many members
being in attendance. Mr.. Allan POston has
returned to his home in Washington,
after brief visit to DIR. Ernest Robey.
Mrs. William I. Rohey and Mrs. William
II. Dawson spent Thursday in Washing
ton. Mr.. Ccurnan of New York is the
guest of friends here. Miss Sadie kidwell
is spending the week end at Washington
Grove. coming over Sunday to Washing
John Blanchard. Miss Maria K. Bready
at her home In Georgetown. Rev. and
Mrs. Thomas Phillips and Thomas Phil
lips. jr., have returned from a visit of
several weeks to their former home in
South Carolina. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maffett gave a delightful party Saturday
evening, some of those present being
Misses Deed. Burton. Fouche, Kidwell and
Messrs. Wiley, Callar, Burton, Hutchin-
son and Alexander. Miss Katherine
Holden left Friday for her home in Cen
terville.