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The Washington herald., 1911-10-14
Equity Court No. I.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 3o54l. Leaman ". Emmerich ct al: decree
substituting trustee. Attorney, J. A Maedel.
No 5QA2 Douglas il, vs. Drew, IT,: decree pro
onnfesso. AttGneys. 6. II. Macdonald c. W.
Fits, and Morton & Macfsrland G. W. Drew.
No. 2sSG. Davis ShTyOck; exceptions TO audi
tors report oTer7Iled. Attorneys Gittings Cham
II. ". SOhon and -. f. Thorn.
No. 1901 Hopkins HOPKINS: reference 10 eK-
aInincr Attorne!s P. H. Mackall-A. G. Wells
No. 1885. BraWncr vs.. Luckett; decree pro con-
fes~o and reference to examiner. Attorneys, NJ n.
RichardsonW. l.. Pollard.
No. 1880. In re ilunRcyI John c. Ledere7; order
to reimburse District Of Columbia
No. 1851 Lester W. Lester: bill dismissed At
tnrneys Alfred ID. Snith-R. y. Donaldson.
No. A3s5. Stone ~. Stone; order for alimony.
Attorneys, Philip Walker End p. A Veitch-w. C.
No. 9oGS HappeIl ". Naun4; decree Of dis
miSsal vacated. AttorneyA D. oC. CaIlaEhan,
Tspper GuSack, and c. F. Bcniamin-John
Ridout.
No 8l42- voEelsang vs. America; bill dismissed
Attorneys. E. G. Darlington and 1. Williamson.
No. Soll6. Knott vs. Refnbold; leave granted to
file amended bill and rule returnAbe October q.
Attorneys. W. J. Lambert and D. W. Baker.
No. SO4s2 seyboth ". seyboth; decree pro con-
fesso and reference TO examiner. Attorney. J. Z.
PotburJ.
No. SO4ss. Cotton vs.. Owen ct a.; leave to
amend granted Attorneys Edwin Forrest-John
RldOut and C. c. Shinn-
No. 14T7. Krous e Krous; alimony pen dsnte
lite ordered. Attorneys, B. T. DOye-C. J. Muir
ply.
No. SO6SO. Padaett VS.. Padgett; same Attorneys.
MILAN & Smith-H. E. Davis
No 0i5l. Bowen Bowen; leave granted de-
fendant to temporarily leave jurisdiction. Attorney.
G. c. Gertman.
Equity Court No. z.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. jol7l. Schmidt rs. Randall ct al; time to
take testimony extended. AttOrn-ys J. H. Lchliter
and John Ridout-BsrTy 4 Minor, W. T. Ambrose.
and c. ID. Westcott
No. 352 Keane ct al VI. GroSan; John J. Buck
]. keane-J. J. Buckley.
No. 05A- AckeT Fleming ct al: franklin
]. Acker appointed trustee to release Attorney H.
s. Welch.
No. DsO2 Lacey ct al. ps Sands ct al: pro con-
fesso ordered. Attorney, @ C. James.
No, 9l76. Merriam VI, Van Auken; reference to
auditor. Attorneys, Berry & Minor-F. Carter Pope
No. Sls6 Entrkin Va -Routt; rro confesso order
ed Attorneys, W. H. ManoEue and J. E. Padgett
95o6. Richards N. Wynkoop ct al hearing con-
tinued. Attorneys. G. +. williams-Dougas Baker
and Runan & Obear.
No. 9oE6 HAYES vS Yates ct al: security for
costs ordered. Attorneys Hayden Johnso1-J p
Schick. E. s. Bailey, and Tucker, Kenyon & Mac
farlAnd.
No S0l. Butts rs Butts; leave for counsel to
withdraw from cAse AttorneyS W. c. English. r.
B. Rhodes. w. II. White. and =. L. Gies
In re uunacy) PHtrik J. Byrne; Account ap-
proved.
No. Sdz5 Amiser ct al. ~ Annirer ct Al.
Clarence NJ. Roberts appointed trustee 70 sell At
turney @. NJ. Roberts
Life Insurance Company et al time TO prepare and
submit record on appeal extended. Attopeys Nc.
Nell & Mcneil and II. II. Glassio-S n Bond
Jobn RIdout, and J. J. Darlington
No. 3S4s. Almouy ~ Ctsven; rule returnaAla Oe-
lcbsr - AttGnsyE. Bhnsy 4 woodarA
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The New Jersey men contemplate an
extensive building operation on the new
lots, which vary from lis to 125 feet in
depth and are about thirty-seven feet
wide. The plan is to erect detached
houses on the lots, each house being Of
different architectural design and all
containing novel and attractive features.
A number OF the houses will be COM
pleted this fall. The lots are in Madison
and North Capitol streets, and in Mil
marsan place.
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The Lexington apartment house was
sold last week by Frederick L. Buckelew
and Joseph NJ. Perrine, or Jamesburg, N.
J., to the Washington Loan and Mort
gage Company, OF this city. for $50, 900.
The Jersey men took in exchange twenty
six lots in Chillum Castle Heights, the
new subdivision, which the purchasers
of the apartment house nave recently
put on the market. The apartment con-
tains nine suites. 1t is three stories high
and built of red brick.
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Lawsuits,

No 54ol6 William 8. PLACER ~ William W.
Pruut certiorah. DEFENDANTS attorney. James +.
Kelly.
No 540l7 willige Gibbs 4 Daniel. Inc, "a
Henry c. Mcfarland; certioran. DEFENDANTS at
torney, b. Macafee.
No 54Ols Frank ]. Rezac. jr.. by next friend,
vs. Adams Express Company; damages. 5000.
Plaintiffs attorneys. W. p. Ambrose. J. 8. Easily
smith, and r. B. Fleharty.
No. s40le Raphael FSlivano BY next friend vs.
City and Suburban Railway Company: damages,
S00oo. Plaintiffs attorneys, II. A. yieth and
e II. Jackson.
No. stOo. The Max Hupcke Chemical Company
". David "a Stewart; Judgement Municipal Court,
E4o Attorney. L =. Loving
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Circuit Court No. z
IESTICE GnrIn
Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
NJ" E7a. United states Albert stohI; non
support: bench warrant ordered and issled
No. 2Ts2- United States Charles L. Wood.
ward; same; nolle pros entered.
No E712 United States ". Robert Nelson
assault with dangerous weapon; sentenced to penl-
tsntisry for two years.
No. z7ls. United States vs. Archie Rico: rob
bcry; sentenced to JAIL for SIX months; plaoed on
probation.
No. 27657. United States vs. Ernest Carroll
Iame; sentenced to Jail for eight months
No. 27oo United States John jackson; same
sentenced to jail for six months
No. a649. United States vs.. James Hill: grand
srcsny; sentenced to penitentiary for one year
and one day.
No ESa. United States VI. William Buckner;
same; sentenced to peniteutilry for ten years.
assault with dangerous weapon; sentenced to jail
for ninety DAYS.
No. z6oo. United States vs. William Ludey;
Depreciation on private property; same.
No. 2ei5. United States vs. Edward Robey;
housebreaking and larceny; sentenced to jail for
eleven months and twenty-nine days.
No. H66. United States vs.. Harry Wilson
No. ZS7S United States vs. Harvey RoSipson y.
same; sentenced to Jail for eleven months and
twenty-nine days.
No zTa United States vs.. Leon Marks: same:
sentenced TO Jail for ten months and pIaced on
probation.
No. as24 United States vs. William Stewart ::
keeping disorderly house; sentenced to !aT for
No. 1854. United States vs.. Cullin Bryan,.
housebreaking; sentenced to renitentiary at hard
labor for six years.
Assignments for October Is:
United States rs. John Jones
United States vs.. Song Kee
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. T213 United States ". Henry Miller and
Robert Williams; housebreaking and larceny: No
pleads not guilty and No. pleads guilty.
No. ATH. United States Vs Stephen A. ID
Genslinger; same; plea guilty.
No. 2a7ls. United States vs.. Fred Tillman; same.
plea not guilty.
No. 27sSl. United States vs. william Henson:
enbezzlemsnt; sentenced to penitentiary for two
yearS
No. 25sL United States ". Bertha v Andrews:
keeping bawdy house; plea not guilty.
No. E6fl. United States vs. Nicholas Young.
assault with dangerous weapon; sentenced TO peni-
tentiaEy for FIVE years
No. z7Il- United States Va John Jones and
Robert Jackson; robbery; plea not guilty.
No Ssss United States vs.. Msry King; same
plea not guilty.
No. 1850 United States "a John Jones; grand
larceny hgisebrsaking. and larceny; motion for
No ssklS FunE Company Va Kinsok; sub
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Bankruptcy Petition,

81 D street northwest and 1913 II street north
east debts. S,82ss; assets. $50. Attorney. A,
l. Neymyrr
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8IeIntyre win FIled,

The viii OF Francis B. NoIntire. dated
September 80 ls11. naming his Daughters,
Marie and Mathilde MeIntire. sole bene-
heieriss and naming Arthur G. Plant az.
eeutcr, was hlsd yesterday.
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seven Admitted to Practice.

The following applicants were yester-
day admitted to practice before the Dis
trict Court Of Appeals: Thomas J. Fitz-
gerald, on motion OF Daniel W. Baker;
Friend o. Halstead. Walter Williams
Burns, Elonzo T. Morgan, Charles f.
Ruffner, and Ellis F. Wilson, on motion
OF Attorney II. A. Hegarty and william
l. Chambers, on motion OF L. A. Bailey
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Mackan ct to ETannina +. Mackau. 81 30
Msttingiy TTaGt-LOt a. square 2S55: Mary Blanche
Diller to Charles \. Lehman SO.
HillbrOok-LOt IS, square j077; Suburban Homes
Company. Inc, TO Emma T. Handy. So
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District Court.

No sl2 In re extension of Gir.rd street; hearing
continued
Park; same.
No. s69. In re extension Of street; jury accepted
and directed.
No SO. In building line Thirteenth street;
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Mechanics Lien.

No 500 samuel Douysr va pomenioo Tunarchi: !:
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Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 7S.. In re Louis s. KlAr; adjudication and
reference.
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FairIdwn'S Advantages:

J. NO NEGROES.
?. Sewer Mains.
3. Water Mains
4 Reliable Bank.
5. Police Station.
6. Fire Department.
:. Branch Post-offiCe.
s. Healthful Location.
2. Bell Telephone Service.
10. Gas and Electric Service.
II. Naturally Most Beautiful
Il Direct Electric Car Service.
II \ New S7OOOO School House.
a. Macadamized and Paved Streets.
Il. Churches of all Denominations.
l6. Beautiful Lawns and Shade Trees
Il. TwentY-minute Ride to the Center OF
City.
i& ONE CARFARE to Any Part OF City.
10 Three-minute Car Service to the
Center of City.
20 4 Frontage OF a Quarter OF Mile
of business Houses.
q Frontage of One-quarter OF Milo
on Park, for which Congress has Appro-
priated over Half a Million Dollars.
% Many other Features Of Attractive
ness.
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ByJ. J. Bell.

with rs ss s awhile add my Mr. H''''
will listen; but already
There writing table close BY and he penclled
said he unstsaay what think
envelope unvlinsy euriousy what strange
They strange to myself Mrs. Cornish"
s1tS ro es sssa sSsessr my
@
been n. marriage
My husbands people offered little
They permit me see him Sc day.
much Of his
years went Canada
ones es e s0w .s s M n
DO
tn, a,toa said Piss always
you thinking of little why you
s s %
wasn't was really better than
adj amt .s s s Of had him
@ h% gently s boy
tor ho% coud hs be H es %
little ass scy1~ ~ " 800 -
man. 1 n se ID. Az, % =, married
She gave Short harsh b eI laugh '-' A''''ASe
been watching movements of poor
have In Londonwho him sound thrashng
miserable evesyhns'
Then knew gasped Bliss
m No? IT, 'Y zs,y: ssy %
You when arrived in London
, Sna~ y sufficient for month Three months
OF little bits OF jewery My late husbands has
there -
f' hive ss s
heavens." whispered Bliss:
~ shall return Mr. Habuts presents within hour.
There a them The traffic under +h.
|, windows seemed unusually loud
"And-and-your little boy?" softly leaning
"Ah! boy. my little boy"
Bliss and stood behind her
Madam" he said gazing down at her. Wont
On lifted her lap and took out the sheet of
Ms Ida Cornsh-l should be honored would
The womans head bowed her falling on
Bliss slowly but little way off,
en- MADAM dam; he sammered will you forgive me?"
t cry when I from little boy" A
"Mr Bliss" quickly What you have, 1t
surely eq ro to- the n Of all the men met
PITY" he exclaimed his uddy Before you it
lonely fellow come
Not for sake not even for the little boys sake
"Oh. Bliss again." she
! hiding her ia n her hand
I But tende
Mr. Bliss door. and he opened he said
Madam. madam, three"
and closed the door though it
something very exquisite precious
2D~-z
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a; rS S: nas IN ss
HE 5 a Ses 1swns which was empty No
womanly behind him. and he turned
mrs cornish?" murmuredl bowling.
lam Yes madam WIN eFn from friend WILL
@ here
Se s at Bliss
he s s s" % f hsa
The was ut himself
AsSa
no God forbid madam! he exclaimed his oldest
's'' Hs5 v,: sss : :9s1;:s calmly
s fS;s* s%s
does pss an Perhaps
M ss s Mr. nSs
appoint this calling
sss not her. h.
prosrated BY "a frghtfu discovery"
,,o family While
change his
Gods sake do not JEST cried Bliss r anibu
s d that M family and confined
do know Mr. the swee that
Nada so he easDea friend Mr. ,nn+
'0'' ''''lN' ,',. ~''1'
m.
marriage has been arranged but will not take place
Of the insanity Of the rehectvely murmured
would do we'll for the Morning Post What do
think, Mr. Bliss? Is that what Mr. Halbut would lke?
his middeaged with
something her audac He wondering what
next when she spoke her voice little higher and little
is that all your message your friend?"
all, madam. He of realizes that YOU"
Want money"
Mr.. Bliss dumb.
How much does he offer, sir?"
"ne-he would rather you made-a SUGGESTION madam
But he gave you a limit she said sharply How much?
hated Halibut
How much?" she repeated. Quick. sir"
1.-TWO hundred pounds" whispered Bliss. He"
Dear me-! said Mrs Cornish with steey little laugh How
highly he rates himself to be sure!"
Her whed his chair He could nothing OF
this woman But how brave-how very brave she was!
is all the sir?"
4 know. madam. know" helplessly
fear you but an indifferent she remarked not
unkndly though doubtless good friend But will
give a message for Mr.. Halibut'
eagerly.
his short Kindly
perfectly satisfied his should perish him.
as desire neither"
the pallid
weakly and stood before her.
She did appear him She seemed to be wholly
intent her which twisting together her
cruel After ALL she raising her
trihe think add to the have just given sir
Madam broke Il feeling like whipped
you forgive me"
She gave glance. ..........
Have said anything justify myself?" she asked.
1T necessary. As long as live shall this
day"
Suppose proved wicked?"
Il should regret it all the But that is impossible Mrs
alone and in difficulty; the other
would give all that have TO be able to help YOU"
women"
Il have known few-good htlp you"
hush, 1 beg YOU How you l am trust
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THE ADVENTURES

the least from broken heart
So you think Of in
Il was thinking of Mrs Cornish" put mildly
q hard for her."
OF this stupid entangemen?' He looked
acre a friend.
Mr. Bliss shrunk a in
Haibut?" he asked at
replied Halibu. He his
"Of don't
publicity That's afraid of with of this
all kinds has the
power to make of it. Do understand me?"
said feeby quite
bad?"
get sentimental Bliss! If you had had as much senti
would better However, let's
desire neither publicity ruinous And
thinking that since she hesitation deeving
would have justification practising little deception
upon her."
Excuse Halibut. really
ladyg' a
Habut laughed awkwardy. Possibly
fool like middeaged fool To tell the truth. marriage
would suit
In retaining your
freedom
getting Apart everything
ese have been shockngly badly treated How would
position?'
Dreadful! pardon. Halbut. lack
sympathy. you
Filtered But would it not be wiser instruct
lawyer to the lady? fear that /"
"A lawyer would simply the fat in the Besides
anxious the feelings possible
to give her for throwing you
suppose you the lady as an old friend mine;
suppose myself
completely by appalling discovery
while making
of the existence of insanity in my family What them"
What hdeous subterfuge Halbu" cried Bliss
San suggest anything better?'
And what mission undertaken Are you really
serious?' Mr. Bliss passed his hand his bald
Of serious. The matter is not for testing
fellow. a
it and really better solution of the diff
fcuyfo Not that much
consideration he added quickly.
1T is too much undertake it, said Bliss dejectedy
For the sake of friendship, Bliss"
ct might put friendship" reply
Nonsense Perhaps think hard and but
said before, yourself in place"
Couldn't tell her had all money
Then would at whether she ad
!, venturess."
laugh that his host the long and short OF the
matter this can't won't help there will be al
amusing promise damages
Bliss had of his friends in the
papers, sickened
"One question. Haibut said suddenly What would
do the Of action being satisfactorily explained?
Allow her something extra, suppose Mr. Bliss WINGED
Then he took fresh cigar from the box nped off the end
lit it For couple minutes he smoked thoughtfully.
When he spoke his voice quiet and steady
. Il will do what You ask. Haibut'
Thank cried the other, jumping and holding
. his Il might depend you"
Bliss extended hand. but rather Imply.
Halibu," said "If
have mudged this II will forgive Nov
l ready to listen 10 instructions"
when the parted for the time hei
Haibus feelings
everything and the unknown womans nothing
he rid of knowledge of
as could dreamed
following step
he
Habut be himself miserably.
he lad been all night He slowly
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III liam lam n n sam.,,,n. ON Won, m,na~
Habut dropped back in his chair and
eyed his eli dismally.
Bliss forward gazed anxousy at his old
friend They had dned and the host had been
puzzled the dulness Both of fifty and
their boyhood. They bachelors
III assistance all, IIalibu please So"
said Bliss Forgive mentioning it, but for some time
have suspected that all was not well with you Isis e
badly hit by the Cosmopolitan Copper collapse
n thousand thanks Bliss but it isn't money will tell you
the truh-there sorry did
tell before" He paused and sighed
Il am your always" said his friend
Il believe believe wel-to to the point
II -enangled"
"Entanged?"
in Ter words, am be married" .
Heaven bless u.s. And never told me- That was ha'
friendly Habut Come who was 1t now! But why .o~
u m Ida Cornish, the-the adventures
Mr. Misunderstanding made this announcement sucked aVaseS
dear fellow" his friend exclaimed What is this
you telling l not understand l do not
but tell me you are
engaged and them before can get out "oa "
congraulation, you describe her adven--- ,.
Bliss would be out OF place. sau h"i
possible"
My dear friend you shall have give YOU But
] m stin very much in he dark"
THE whole affair is simply explained. months ago. com
ing over on the Caronia To put it briefly
she beautiful while don't thhk sue
can be had been widowed ten years De
fore met ready to admit is excessively
charming frequeny-very frequently board =.
journey from Liverpool to town was aoe u oe "
service her and obtained She put at the
Talbot quiet She seemed to have no
tonds En- ,owr called upon her at the asked
her 1t did not occur 10 me I'LL
afterwards mentioned her people "nen
subject she evaded It, teit II lily a''s " '
makc-er-some private inquiries , ,
Bliss, looking very unhappy 's' nave 'ee
most you
Halibut grimiy; yet ho 81 iep"e"' -"
the o inquiries $50 . -
dear" murmured the host syHpalhe'caA!' % "
bad, friends!
suddenly have you ever mad any ex'
with women?
spad extending his bald head
very anyhow he added i maze ralhe'
nf lfwhcn was
oh that's nothing" friend interrupted You nave had no
experience article In fact oeheVe you nave
avoided ladies' society for many years
truth
"Then Won don't know be deceived The hrst
showed that was not after ALL her only
habit of receiving visits from man WIN
Secondly, she had child boy hidden
Thirdly she mad no money! anu was
ing lie iewelry"
Poor thing" muttered Mr. Bliss.
She had habit coming from Canada every
wear for nine years putting the Talbot But that
Is enough. think OF it all, Bliss?
truly dreadful! And what explanation did she give you?
-None I aske
rs awkward have admitted that
had watched
YES still Haibu might be able give salts
factory explanations peculiar actions You might give her
without actually letting her know that she had
ahem--watched. II you
good Halibut broke in mpaenty. Il
ordinations have done infatuated
IDIOT but thank God $
"You-dont that aren't going ??
Bliss,
That's exactly what I do mean
"oh!" murmured Bliss hepessly
silence fell between
Haibat spoke first u asking
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<<I IALIBUT. my dear fellow. you are worried"
~ II am, Bliss"
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Ebenezer Brown came to New York town.
With two dollars that he thought he'd like to bet;
Rode down to the track, afterward walked back,
For the horse he bet upon is krd of running yet.
Just before the race, Brown, he pol<ed his face
In the pesy paddock just if he owned the place;
Saw little tout lead horse called 'sMabel" out,
Now he 3 out his two, and you should hear him shout:
Chorus:
"When you go down to New York town,
And ride down Sheepshead Bay,
Give my regards to M abel,
The horse in the second stable-around the corner
I'd like to bet she's eating there yet,
She ran like hen with a chill, still
Give my regards to Mabel, and tell her
I was stuns for my two dollar BILL,
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1911-01-05
GLENDALE.
From the Leader.

ASSssNSAs
Last Monday, Judge W. S. Wicker
sham officiating, occurred the marriage
of Miss Martha Smith to John Rel
mann, both of Kuhn.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Webb and
daughters, Lulu and Irene. left Tues
day for Long Beach, California, where
they will spend the winter.
Jay Stiles left Tuesday for Brainerd,
Minnesota, where his brother lies near
Deaths door with a severe case of
typhoid fever. From there Mr.. Stiles
will go to Blue Earth, Minnesota,
where his mother is sick and not ex-
pected to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Rusco went to
Cayuga Friday evening to spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Rusco's mother.
James Wallace canle down from
Kuhn Friday evening, having closed a
successful term. in school near there.
Pres. w. M. Kern of the MI left
Tuesday morning fol Bismarck to at
tend meeting Of the State Normal
School Board.
Miss Winnifred Tousley arrived Sat
urday from Hope to spend the holidays
with her parents.
Senator F.. M. WALTON leaves the
latter part Of this week for Bismarck
to attend the state legislature.
J. B. Crosby has sold his interest in
the laundry to Mr.. B. Mask. who will
continue to run the business as hereto
fore.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Holte,
! at stanfield, Oregon, Friday, Decem-
Der oath, 1910, daughter.
LOST On road between Oakes and
+ Verona On Dec. 18th one mud chain
Of automobile. Finder leave at
Oakeg Gnrn3a. .-E A. .pnxfaE.
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had been prepared and Mr.. Hanson
said, 1--WE got away with two turkeys,
two ducks and hog (roasted pig)." "
The evening was most delightfully."-
spent in listening tosa program of songs
and speaking. The moat attractive
feature of the festival for the children
was the Christmas tree that grandpa and
grandma Hanson had 80 thoughtfully
arranged for them. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanson's house is large and they found
no difficulty in entertaining their large
family, and ye scribe thinks the vener-
able couple must possess hearts in ac-
cordance. The event will be long
remembered by all who were present.