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LEGAL
Executrixss' Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that on the first day Of
February A. D., 1911. the undersigned
was appointed by the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court Of Wapello County. Iowa.
Executives Of the last will and tesla
ment OF Emma S. Finley, deceased. late
OF said county. All persons indebted to
said estate will make. payment to the
undersigned, and those having elaine
against the same will present them,
legally authenticated, to said court for
allowance.
Dated February 1, 1911.
Lorene F. Harper, Juliet F. Brown.
ing, Executives.
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four to twenty dollars apiece, which
forces many needy students to forege
the pleasure of attending the big
musical event, and which fails Of ita
purpose to cultivate social initiative.
"A thousand dollars worth Of flowers.
1t is estimated, are purchased BY some
two hundred men for this occasion.
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NO FLOWERS FOR GOODS
GrInnell Upper cIassmen Organize
To Break Up Custom Of
f Sendjnu Bouquets.

Grinnell, Feb 3.-(special-A new
move toward perfect democracy In
Grinnell student life was launched this
week. when group of influential
upper classmen organized with the In
tention OF breaking up the custom OF
sending an excess OF flowers to goods
on the occasion Of the mems glee club
concert. The idea Is to break up a
system which Is practically obligatory,
which costs each fond father from
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04

FOR ADAM SMITH s
Wealth Of Nations a rare volume
valuable to students Of political
economy, Buckles History OF Civ.
ilization" Guizot's History OK
France" Address Ellen Armstrong.
Ottumwa, Ia.
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Publ: Sales

PEDRICK'S POLAND CHINA BROOr,
Sow Sale. on Friday Feb. 10. 1911 +.
Darner's Sale Barn north side. W,
will sell 40 head OF Big Type Brood
Sows. Send for catalogue to William
Pedrick & Son, Ottumwa, la.
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Business Opportunities J

FOR. sALE-oR WOULD TRADE
for small good farm, an Iowa tile
factorv doing good business. Plenty
i OF clay. good buildings and good
machinery. Splendid opportunity tor
some one. Address F-l-B care Cour-
Ter. ~. u S1es
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04

AM OWNER OF 400 ACRES OF
good land. located in Pipestone coun-
ty, Mimi, about four miles from
town Of Holland. As l, am very
anxious to dispose of this land
will take good, clear income prop
erty as the first payment on the land
and give long time on the unpaid
balance. This Is snap. II there is
anything done 1t will have to be done
at once. Call on or address Ben Gull
lick, Sioux Falls, s. D.
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featured by several good basketball
games, but mus.cs! events, social
functions. lectures, religious meetings
and special Stunts" will be In evi.
dence, The second semester has just
started and from now until the spring
recess, every available date Is re-
served.
This week is ending with basket.
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FOR sALE+120 ACRE FARM
about Z miles southwest OF Ottumwa.
Known as the L. S. Gosney farm.
Sumner Siberell.
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FOR SALE-A, BARGAIN FOR A
poultry raiser. $50 Standard bone
cutter. First class. at your own price
IL taken soon. Address FLA care
Courier.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04

LAND FOR SALE-I HAVE SOME
land for sale near E1don, Iowa.
Write me for further information. /.
N. Davis. Floris. Ia.
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eRiN'hELL.

The weeks Just coming promise 70
he eventful ones FOR the students a.
Grinnell. Not only win athletics Be
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WANTED-POSITIO ON Farm
by married man with farm exper'
fence. Address F-3-A care Courier.
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KLONDIKE AND OLD TRUsTY
Incubators and repairs at factory
prices. Jas. H. Shepherd. zoo West
Main St., Ottumwa, Ia
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-oNE REG
istered French Draft Stallion Ex-
ira good breeder 1900 lbs Heavy
boned. Can show plenty OF his colts.
a. Westercamp. Box 1873. Oskaloosa.
Ia IN
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FOR SALE-CYPRESs INCUBATOR.
225 Egg size, good as new. New
phone $3.50.
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AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE. BIG
money for right parties. Call or adj
dress 533 West Main.
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FAR ERs AND HORsEMEN--
Draft and road stations at old Com
s stock farm one mile east OF Chilli
Gothic and q miles west OF Ottumwa.
Carl F. and A. u. Kruger, owners.
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YOU CAN RENT THAT FARM, OR
room, or house by advertising 1t in
the Courier want ads.
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acre rent, when you can own land
that 1910 crop excelled Iowa at $3.50
per acre. $4.25 down, balance one and
two years or $3.50 will pay the total
expense Of 800 acre Homestead
This is not far of country, but In
northeastern Colorado. Eat your
dinner here today and on the land
tomorrow. Excursion February 21st.
See write or phone ]. Fl. Mitchell,
Ottumwa, la.
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FOR SALE-A FIVE YEAR OLD
Durham COW. Will be fresh In April.
Address F-3-B care Courier
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For Sale

FOR SALE-I HAVE TWO REGIS.
tered Angus bulls, the right kind
left. Highland phone. c. d. Giltner.
Ottumwa r. No. I. -
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Miscellaneous

SAFETY BLADES. HONED, sTER-
ilized and tested: all kinds, soc per
dozen g. g. Thomas Co.. OttumMa,
Iowa.
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For Rent
Wanted

WANTED-EXPER SINGLE
man to work on farm. Address R. G.
Anderson, Kirkville, Iowa.
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FOR SALE--FUpE BlED angus
bulls. Ed F. Ochier. Moravia. Ia
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FOR sALE-RHoDE ISLAND RED
pullets. Both combs. March and
April Matched. Are laying now. Price
$L00 each. Mrs. Arthur Devore, Ell
don, Ia.
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Poultry and Eggs

BIG BLACK LANGSHAN AND r.
Rhode Island Red hehs and pullets,
$1.00 each. Mrs. H. Osterfoss. He'd
rick, Iowa.
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FOR DESCRIPTION AND LowEs1,
price on a highly improved ver2
productive $40 acre farm Cor half ~
it, address l.. Settler. Harris. No
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FOR SALE-R c.. b. LEGHORN
Cockerels. e. D. Michael, Selma, II.
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wANTED-TO RENT GOOD SIZE
dairy farm near Ottumwa. Address
F-2-B care Courier.
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For Sale

IN SOUTHWEST KANSAS THERE
Is home for you. Small payment,
terms on the balance, and share OF
the crop. Seeing is believing. H. r.
Duke. Ottumwa, Ia.
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LAST CHANCE TO GET A Goo';
homestead. Fort Berthold Indian
reservation. Information Bureau
Ryder. n D., will furnish You infor-
nation regarding the opening Of same.
Evening bulletin., 1911-02-11

LsoWn lparal or, This was one of tn,
most beautiful toilettes and proved
| very becoming Mrs William Low,
| looked handsome in pink chiffon over
| pink satin of a deeper shade Guam
titles of Duchess lace added to tn,
beauty of the frock. Mrs. James Judd
presented n picture in an imported
soNn of blne satin. with a lace over
dress of .silNered spangles A silver4or-
Moment was Worn in the hair Mrs
Erie Knpdscn was clad in white satin
within tunic of silver. A.fringe OF the
| silver edged the sleeves and4thc tunic
The silver Bands worn in her dark
brown airsWere exceedingly becomn~.
ono of the most Beautiful gowns was
worn ty AIRS: Edward Iihlberlaile. This
toilette or Blue satin was cut in the
latest fashion, and was draped with
white silvored tulle. The Grecian
bands worn in the hair set off this
charming matron's statuesque beauti-
fully. Mrs. Samuel Dunning's gown of
silk crepe, in the new tomato shade"
was admired. Mrs. Harold Castle
looked beautiful in a robe of rose point
lace over satin. A diamond dog collar
was worn. Miss Vera Damon was ex-
tremely pretty in pink chiffon over
cloth of gold Mrs. Raymond Brown
wore an exquisite costume of white
silk crepe, embroidered in roses, elab
orately trimmed with silver. Pearls
were worn as ornaments. Mrs. Walter
Dillingham; looked extremely handsome
in white satin and duchess lace. Mrs.
Walter Macfarlane wore an. iridescent
robe over cloth of silver; Mrs. Theo-
core W ores was picture in pink mes
saline satin and pink tulle, with sill
Yer trimmings; Mrs. William Rawlins
looked3 handsome in black satin and
gold; Mrs. Robert Shingle was clad in
Il stunning toilette of white satin, with
an oYsrdress oftehiflon and gold; Mrs.
Koester wife of Captain Rooster. wore
a handsome gown of striped blue chif-
ion over satin; Miss CoWles looked
stunning in a WiSteria biz: satin.
trimmed in gold. Mrs. j,
S Walkers gown of pale pink satin,
with an embroidered tunic, was much
admired. Mrs Arthur Brown looked
hands ONE in a robe of real lace, out
lined with gold Miss Agnes Walker
wore beautiful gown of white satin
with pearl trimming one of the pret-
tlest women there was Mrs. Orton,
wife of Captain Orton of the Fifth
Cavalry. This young bride looked
beautiful in white satin, heavily en-
oroidcred. Mrs. Henry Along woe i
Paris gown of French marqu.sctIe oyer
pale pink satin in a hobble effect The
1orsage was ornamented with roses
The lo3ble was held in place by BAN;
Of pale pink, adorned with TRY rose
buds. Miss Katherine Stephens look
ed extremely pretty in pale blue satin
with pearl trimmings. Mrs. Robert At
tinson wore a beautiful gown of white
satin, with an 5Verdress of real lace
Mrs. j. Morton Riggs gown of laven- .
Ter, with gold overdress, was greatly
admired. Mrs. James McCandless wore
IN imported gown of white satin, with
IN overdress of chiffon, embroidered
With crystal beads. This beautiful
own was bordered with deep band
Evening bulletin., 1911-02-11

! Ethel Spaldng, Mr. and Mrs. f. r.
Stackable, Mr.. William Smith Jr.
r.
| Lieut. ]. B. Turncy, Mr. and Mrs T.
ID Tennoy Miss Wihelmna Tenney
Miss Anna Tucker, Mr. Robt Thomp-
, son, Mr.. f. E. Thompson, Captain and
Mrs e. j. Timberlake, Mr.. and Mrs
A. p. Taylor
Consul uyeno.
DR. and Mrs G. X Van Week, Lieut..
II r. Vaughn. Mr.. and Mrs H NJ Won
Holt
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Widemann. Mr..
and Mrs. j. s. Walker Mr. l.. J. War
ren, Mrs. b. p. Walbridge. Mr.. and
Mrs, A. f. Wall. Mr. and Mrs A. A.
Wilder Mr.. and Mrs. II f. Wichman,
Miss Claire Williams, Miss Edith Will
liamS, Mr. and Mrs. VIM Williamson,
Mr., and Mrs w. L. Whitney. Mr. and
Mrs, G. S. Weight. Mr., ii. II Walker,
Mr. c. X Wilder, DR.. and Mrs H.
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Waterhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Worcs Mr. r. T.
Wright. DR. and Mrs. O. T. Wall. DIR.
a. G, Wall, DR.. and Mrs c. B. Wood,
Miss Dorothy Wood, Mr. and Mrs p
r. Walsh, Miss Katharine Walsh, Mr..
and Mrs. J.. NJ Whitehouse, Mr. G. G.
Wilder. Miss Harriet Williamson, Cap
tain and Mrs. r. J. Wallace, Miss Agnes
Walker, Mr.. ana Mrs. IL A Wilder,
Miss Jane Whine, Mr. S A. Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. II r. Wood Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs E. II.
Wodehouse, the Misses Ward.
r
Birthday Dirnc"
A dinner was given by Mrs. ] Nor
ton Riggs on Sun lay evening, Feb
ruary in celebration of her birth
day
The center of the table was made
of violets with an e'ectric fountain
rising therefrom. Hawaiian music
added to the pleasure of the guests
and bridge was the feature after din
ner
Covers were laid for eight and the
place cards were hand painted by the
hostess.
'"'7t II NNthl WIZ. IIlHteSS hd-
wananakoa, Mrs A. II. Along. Mrs.
VIM. Williamson Mr., j. II. MacMil-
Ian, Mr.. A. II. Along. Mr. VIM. Will
Hanson, Mr., and Mrs. J. Morton
Riggs
\ 4 X
Mrs, Morton Riggs entertained for
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Harley of Fall
River, Mass Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford
Elnteson Of Seattle, Wash, and Mr..
J. II. Macmillan. GoldGeld, Nevada,
Thursday evening, Feb. 3.
Hula girls and Hawaiian singing
boys furnished an enjoyable feature
)f the affair, and cards with supper
It midnigh, added TO the guests plea
sure,
Cards are out announcing the mar
'iage of Miss Emma Nette Sasaki and
Joseph S. Zuni tonight at the
Catholic Cathedral, to be followed By
l reception at the homo of the brides
1857 Auld lane.
Evening bulletin., 1911-02-11
union GRILL n
TO HAVE MUSIC

Therell be music every night at the
Union Grill, beginning with this even
ing. This new feature has been in
troduced by Manager Lycurgus to
round out the perfect detail of the
Grill as pleasant headquarters for
those who like good meals served
promptly and tastefully The first
number on the program viii be the
Bartelli Brothers, who appear this
evening to intcrsperse the evening with
n little musical comedy.
Evening bulletin., 1911-02-11

I, of gold Mrs Neville looked very
handsome in duh gold satin. with the
corsage of cloth of sold. Hiss lrma
i Ballentyne looked girlish and pretty in
white marquisette trimmed with rose
buds. Mrs. George Angus wore stun
!! nnS gown of Princess Louise lace over
SATIN Mrs. Gardner Wilder was much
admired in black gown over cloth OF
! sold. Mrs. 3. Griggs Holt Wores q
E,beautifM frock of white satin. trimned
. in brown maritou; Mrs. Charles Chill.
lingWorth was regal in black satin
sequihed in jet; Miss Sarah Lucas WAS
"A picture in white lace over satin; Miss
Hetesl Girvin looked extremely wen in
Llacl., vita a corsase, of rqsss- NMiss
Edita Wuiiamisssvore atl'rench creation,
of apricot satin. Gold roses were worn
in her hair, and scarf of Chantilly
lace was worn, Mrs. Sutton was very
pretty in pale pink satin, With oold
tunic
The list of invitations sent ont is as
follows:
a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Athcrton, Miss
Julictte Atherton, Mr. and Mrs. c. W.
Ashford, Miss Ashford Mr.. d. w. An
derson. Mr.. Lorrin Andrews, Mr. and
Mrs. G. III. Angus, Miss Ethel Angus,
Miss Myra Angus, Miss Jean Angus.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Adams, Mr.. ana
Mrs. 2. b. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs r. |
w. Atkinson, Mr.. A. l.. c. Atkinson. !
Miss d. Angel, Mr. JOS. l.. Anderson,
Miss Ethel Anderson, Miss Frances
Anderson, Miss Elizabeth Anderson,
Lieut.. f. NJ. Anderson. Mrs Chas.
Adams, Mrs. b. NJ. Allen, Miss Helen
Achilles, Miss Agnes Armouro Mr. and
Mrs Henry Along, Mr.. Frank Am
strong, Miss Helen Alexander, I
3.
Mrs. Clarisse Rodefeldt,t tMr. F.
Bachelor. Mr., and Mrs. S. A. Bald /
win, Miss Manel Bosher, Mr. and Mrs I
Rirdseye, Miss Minna Berger Lfeut
G. N. Burrill Lieut. T.. a. Blair, Mrs
II. A. Baldwin, Mr.. Cecil Brown, Dr.
and Mrs. w D. Baldwin, Dr. and Mrs
G. ID. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs r. f.
Bishop, Mr.. Geo. Ii Brown, Lieut. H.
c. Pens on, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Ballen-
tyne, Miss Irma Ballentyne Mr. and
Mrs, l.. c.. Blackman, Mr. and Mrs s.
NJ Ballou, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.. Bond,
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Babbitt MIR. Ken
meth f. Brown. Miss Alice Brown, Miss
Gertrude Brown, Mr. and Mrs r. ].
Buchly. Mr. X. b. Barnes Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. BOckus, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Brown, Miss NJ. Baum, Mr., f.. B. Blan-
chard, Mr.. G.. II. ButtOlph. Mrs. l..
Buttles, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Il, Bottomlcy Mr..
M. II Benton Miss Ray Bell, Miss
Buncc, Miss G. Runce.
C.
Mr. and Mrs G. p, Cooke, Mr.. Harry
d. NJ. Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cooke,
Miss Edna Church, DIR. M. +. Clcgg,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p Cooke, Miss Grace
Cooke Mr.. and Mrs w. r Castle Miss
r. Il. Case, Mr.. b, Cartwright Jr., Mr..
II. G. Carter. Captain and Mrs. G. S.
Cochrane, Mr.. Percy Cleghorn, Ad-
miral and Mrs. w. c. Cowlcs., Miss
Cowles Mr., and Mrs G. +. Chilling,
worth, Mr.. f. A. Crocker, Miss
Beatrice Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs j. l..
Cockbnrn, Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Carter,
Miss Mary n. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Montague Cooke, Mr.. ID. T.. Conkling,
Mrs. Elizabeth Church. Mr. and Mrs.
Marsion Campbell, Miss Beatrice Cas-
tie Miss Ethelwyn Castle, Mrs. NJ. II.
Evening bulletin., 1911-02-11

Churchill, Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Castle
Mr. and Mrs. Il. \. COOKE, Dr. anc
Mrs e. +. Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. A. y
CHapocu
Mr. ana Mrs. II. q. Dillingham;. Mr.
and Mrs. y. f. Dillingham;. Mr. and
Mrs. w. f. Dillingham;, Miss Dyke Mrs
\. y. Dockery, Miss Abigail bow Mr.
and AIRS John II Dew, Mr. and Mrs
,C NJ a. Beering, Mr.. and Mrs s al
Daanan. Henry Damon, Miss MAY pa-
mon Miss Vera painon Major and
MrS. s, ". DunnnS, Mrs FNR Day,
AIr% aiIq Mrs. H. Dahzis. AIr aud Mrs.
D,sSenberg. Mr.. aud Mrs. r j. DOW
linfFMiss Marie Doaslas, MisseFrat noes
Dillingham;, Air NFH Dondero, Miss
,lrqae piqkspn. .lr, a "a .Ts, Ily,rl,y,s Mr.
and stEs Jas ~. l0ouShmfy. Ms and
Ms G. $. Douglas, Miss l.. Duncome,
Mrs NJ. T. DAILY, Miss irene DAILY.
&.
Mr John II. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter T.. Emory Mr. and Mrs. c. S.
Edwards, Rev. and Mrs. j. p Erdman,
Mr.. Arthur Ewart. Miss Edith Ewart,
F.
Mr.. r. G. T.. Forster, Miss Fitzger-
aid Governor and Mrs. W. f. Frear,
DR. ana Mrs. p. r. Fredr. Mr.. Geo. II.
Fairchild. Mrs. NJ. f. Fitzgerald. Can't.
NJ. \. Falls, Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Focke, Mr. and Mrs, W. r. Earring
ton
Miss Helen Girvn,l Mr.. and Mrs. j.
a. Gilman, Miss Cordelia Gilman, Miss
Marjorie Gilman, Mr.. Jack Guard, Mr.
E. Ghossman, Miss Enid Gregg, Miss
Catherine Goodale Mr.. r. F. w. Gray,
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ Graham, Mr.. andI
Mrs. H. S. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 'BI
Mr.. Harry Gaylord, Mr. and
Mrs. j. r.. Gait, Mr.. John Gait, Mr.
and Mrs. a. .Gartley, Miss Helen Gay,
MI and Mrs. a, Gartenberg
H.
Mr. +. s. Hosmer, Mrs G.. H. Hos
mer, Mr. and Mis- G. r. HernenWay,, ,,
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. S. Holloway, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Hepburn, Miss c. f. Hem
cnway, Miss IIouldsWorth DIR. A., G. !
Elodeins, Mr. Frank L. Hoogs. Capt.
C. $. llaight, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. l..
J. l.ilommedicu, DR.. and Mrs. w. G.
Hobby, Miss Florence Harrison, Mr..
and Mrs. J, +. G. Hagens, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. b. Harley, Mr.. and Mrs. Heuterson.
Dr. and Mrs, G. b. High. DR.. f. f.
lIedemann, Mr.. Edmund Hedemann,
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. IeiSer, Mr. and
Mrs. q. +. Henshall Mrs Alice L.
Hutchinson, Miss Helen Hough, Miss
l4anette lIough, Mr.. and Mrs. X r.
IIeice, DR.. w O. Howell, Mr. c. w.
Iiodgins, Dr. e. l.. Hutchinson, Miss
Holmes, Mrs, T. Griggs Holt. Capt
IToudlette,
Mr. Gerald Irwin, Mr., and Mrs A.
B. ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers,
Mr. Geo. Isenbcrg, Mr., Paul r. Isen- /
1crg.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan A. Jones, Mr.
H. S. Johns on, DIR. and Mrs. e. X
Tohnstone, Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Judd
Captain and Mrs J. S Johnston, Dr.
and AIRS. j. r. Judd, Mr. and Mrs H.
NJ, Judd, Mr.. and Mrs NJ r. Jameson,
Mr.. Gerald A. Johnson. Mrs f. A.
Tones, Mr.. f. Austin Jones
X.
Captain and Mrs. f. j. Koester, Mr..
md Mrs. Il. A. Knudsen, Professor and
Mrs. A. X Keller, Princess Kawanana-
loa, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Mr. Walter
Kelley, Mr., T, " King, Mr.. Walter
Evening bulletin., 1911-02-11

Are yon doing anything for the
FLORAL PARADEl Maybe your
neighbor would like YOU TO help him
decorate.
Evening bulletin., 1911-02-11

Kendall, Miss Ida Kopke, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. \. kennedy. Lieut.. f d. Kill
gore, Mr. H. l.. Kinslea-
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Lyon. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. I.arnach, Mr.. c. A. Long.
Miss 1allie Lucas. Miss Sarah Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Love. Miss Har-
riet Lucas. Mr.. Chas Lucas Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. A Lewis Jr Mr. :. NJ. Low
isrey. Mr.. o, G. Lansing. Mr W. Il. I.y-
I mer Mr.. l.. ID. Larsen, Barbour I.ath-
rop, Miss Emma Lyons, Mr.. ana Mrs
Daniel Logan.
] DR.. and Mrs. II, V. Murray. Mr.. Chas.
! p. McAvoy, Mr Robert McCorriston
DR. and Mrs w H. Moore. Miss Ethel
Mckenzie Mr. JAS. D. McInerny, Mr..
fand Mrs Harry Macfarlanc. General
and Mrs. Macomb, Mr.. and Mrs. Il u.
Mead, Miss Mary Y Moore. Mr.. ]. r
Macaulay, Mr.. and Mrs j. A. McCand-
less, Lieut. j. s. McCleery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz. :. Marx, Miss Mist. Mr.
Robert Mist Miss Isabelle McCorris-
ton, Miss Alice Macfarlane, Mrs G. II.
less, Mr.. Robt. r. McElGowney. Miss
r. Myers, Miss Warren Mills, Lieut.
and Mrs. c. l.. Morrison, Captain and
Mrs. n. +. Mcclure, Mr. j. H. MacMi-
Ian, Mrs. Lucy McWayne, Dr. II. h.
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. w S Merrill
Miss Merrill Mr.. -. r. McCorriston
Mrs. c. Macmillan. Mr.. and Mrs r.
O. Matheson, Miss Violet Makec, Mr.
Paul MuhlendOrf, Mr.. Douglas Nc
Bryde Mr.. Alexander McBryde, Mr. q.
McElGoWney.
Mrs. Helen G. Noonan. Major and
Newell, Miss Geraldine Neuman. Miss
Helen Newell
Captain and Mrs. e. p. Orton, Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. owen
p.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. f. Prosser, Mrs f. '
j. Patterson, Mr.. VIM c. Parke, Mr..
Antoine Perry, Lieut.. f.. A. Price Jr,
MI and Mrs. Willis T. Pope, Mr. and
Mrs. M Phillips, Miss Marion Peacock.
Miss Edith Peacock, Lieut. A. NJ. Par /
/
PIotenhauer, Lieut. II. b. Pratt. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. G. Potter Mr. r. w.
Perkins, Miss Lily Patty, Lieut. James
Pine, Mr.. and Mrs, l.. r. Peck.
r.
Lieut. II. Il. Robinson, DR. Carl Ra-
mus, Mr.. and Mrs A. q. NJ Robert
son, Mr., and Mrs. David Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. F.. Richardson, Mr. ana Mrs.
Il. w Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Raw
lins, Mr. and Mrs. j NJ Riggs. Mr.. W
p. Roth. Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Reidford
Lieut., J. A. Rogers, Miss Grace Robert
son. Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. r. Ross. Mrs
IL. w Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Riven-
burSh.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Sutton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brainerd II. Smith, Mr. W. o.
Smith, Mrs Margaret Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Smith Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
Sheedv. MIR. and Mrs Gustav Schacfer,
Mr.. ii. e. Stevens, Lieut. w X Seam
mel, Mr.. r. Sinclair, Miss Sheffield.
Mr.. Olaf Sorenson, Mr.. and Mrs Aus
tin G.. Smith, Mrs. G. II. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. +. f. Steere, Mr.. and Mrs r.
w. Shingle, Mr.. and Mrs. f. c, Smith,
Mr. and Mrs r. p. Spalding, DR. and
Mrs. A. n. Sinclair, Mrs. j. e. Smith,
Mr.. G. A stanton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. $.
Sherman, Mr., and Mrs. l.. NJ Schwcit
ger, Lieut. Leo Sahm. Mr.. and Mrs f.
B, Smith, Miss Blanche Smith, Miss
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Mrs. Helen G. Noonan. Major and
Mrs. w. c. Neville Mrs Lewis b.
Newell, Miss Geraldine Neuman. Miss
Helen Newell
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Mr.. r, G. Il. Forster, Miss Fitzger-
aid. Governor and Mrs w. f. Frear,
Or ANA Mrs. p. f. Fredr, Mr.. Geo II.
Fairchild. Mrs. NJ. f. Fitzgerald, Capt.
NJ. n. Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Focke, Mr. and Mrs, W. r. Earring
ton.
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DR.. and Mrs. G. X Van Week, Lieut.
II. X. Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Won
Holt.
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Mr.. John II. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter j.. Emory Mr.. and Mrs c. S.
Edwards, Roy, and Mrs. J. p Erdman,
Mr.. Arthur Ewart, Miss Edith Ewart.