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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-07-20

Mrs. Wilkins has connected her
house with water and sewer and it
will be occupied by T. w. Peart and
family.
The members of the Degree of Hon
or held their annual picnic at Fairy
Lake last Saturdao. All who attend
report fine time.
Cures baby's Group. Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mammals sore
t h oat, grandma's lameness-
Thomas Eclectic Oil the great
household remedy.
The program committee of the
Ladies' Monday Musical Club are
making outline of program for the
coming season. No regular meeting
of the club until opening of the Fall
term.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. w. o.
P. Hilsdale entertained, in honor of
Mrs. Sigurd Hjolme. There were
fifty guests, young ladies and young
married ladies, all friends of the guest
of honor. 1t was an informal affair,
though thoroughly enjoyable. Mrs.
Hilsdale was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. FL. P. Hilsdale. Light re-
freshments were served. In the even
ing Mrs. Hilsdale entertained, inform
ally, number of ladies.
The premium lists of the Stearns
County Fair Association, for the
ninth annual fair, billed to be held in
Sank Centre August 81, Sept. / and 2,
have been distributed by Secretary F.
E. Minette. These booklets contain
all information necessary for those
contemplating entering articles at
the fair. Some of these booklets have
been left at The Herald office where
any who have not yet received them
can obtain them by calling at any
time.
The Board of Control met here
Tuesday forenoon to consider routine
business and discuss plans for grading
the grounds at the Minnesota
Home School for Girls. The
meeting was held at the cottage oc-
cupied by the superintendent, Mrs. f.
f. Morse, who was present. The
board plans to hold regular monthly
meetings here to consider regular
routine business and other matters
pertaining to the school. Messrs.
Swensden and Vasaly arrived Monday
evening ON the Flyer and Mr.. Ring
dahl came Tuesday morning on the
$50. DIR. Du Bots took the gentlemen
out to the school in his automobile. |
They left for the east at 1895.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-07-20
Dosed by Doser by Arithmetic.

Before wireless telegraphy was
thought of, and the patient could COM
municate with the shore doctor. the
~ We the ships doctor. says
the London Chronicle. He had a med
-e,t With numbered bottles.
and a book of instructions There is a
aFpenteI still living who owes
ais life to the captains treatment IT
Was rheumatism. The captain read
in the book of instructions: 'In cases
of rheumatism one tablespoonful of
No. IL three times day" There had
been run on No. H. But &c" and
IS" were full. Il reckon that makes
IL" said the captain And he cured
the carpenter by arithmetic
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-07-20
sturdy Iceland Horses.

The use of Iceland horses is spread
Ing in Denmark. especially in Jutland;
they are excellent farm horses. being
hardy and resistant to fatigue. The
Iceland horse is small, stoutly built
and strong. They are bred without
selection and live in an almost wild
state. There are about $4,000 of
these horses in Iceland; from 1900 to
1000 are exported yearly, to Dem
mark and to England and Scotland
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-07-20
For Sale in Benton County, MINI.

Two hundred acres of fine black
loan soil with clay subsoil, nicely To-
Gated as TO roads and school. Six
miles to town. Good setof buildings,
all fenced, about fifty acres cleared
up. No stone and no waste land,
what is not cleared is heavily wooded
with hardwood timber.
A snap at 5000 per acre. For par
ticulars write
B. 2. ERICKSON,
Milaca, MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-07-20
MEN

For tender face and neck after shaw
ing, for pimples, black heads, dandruff
or any skin or scalp disease use ZEMO
and ZEMO SOAP.
ZEMO is guaranteed to relieve all
soreness and itching. The soap is
part of the treatment, best for all
toilet purposes.
Sold by druggists everywhere and in
Sank Centre by Hanson & Emerson
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-07-20
its Own Punishment.

A man deserted from the British
army in 1909 and went to Canada and
prospered. out since then his con-
science has worried him and he has
Travelled back 400 miles to England
to bear his punishment" A man
with conscience like that does not
want any more punishment: it must
be quite enough.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
AAyyua
AUeoo O0s0UaDoo1s0oD:
Monday. October Is.

Monday. Octoter Is.
Ned Jory and soa recently made a
horreback trip to Crss.de.
VIM. borsn IN oH the Lake Fork
again and is busy working In the
timber.
Edward Bsssett expects to leave
soon Tor Chicago where he has fine
position IN one the beet hotels.
Joseph heiner has again shown his
smiling face On Lake Fork and is do
ing surveying Tor several rapchnen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Addington
are the proud possessors of tine new
rig In which they expect to make a
trip this fall
ID. c. Baker was a visitor on lower
Lake Fork this week. Mr.. Baker IN
one Of our most prosperous ranch
and cattlemcR.
Nalores OsGerby. who recently
underwent an opera tioR at Red Gross
ho~pital, 10 now Mp and doing he
very tsest possible
Bruce BerQer has returned from q
trip To hts hOsuse " rexas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Casf VadhaH. who sccssmpa wIetl
him, rcmsined IN New Mexeo where
Mr.. Wadham has q butcher shop.
d. n. kellogg hiss t,sSn having con-
siderable dificslty with his new mill
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
CASnEr0N
ews-Champion Correspondence


Tuesday, October IL.
Mrs. Jane Walsh visited Gunnison
friends this week
Chas. kight spent several days in
this locality last week selling gaso-
line lampe
Mrs. j. A. stuart returned to
Crested Butte Saturday. Vim
Waugh also visited relatives there
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Wallace was badly bit
ten by y dog at the Ne~bith ranch
saturday. At last reports she was
doing nicely.
A number of ears of hay are being
shipped this week but owing to lack
of miners st kubler and a fall at the
star there is not much being done In
the coal line
Quite number OF neighbors drop
ped in ON e. A. Partch Saturda,
night giving him a surprise on hi,
3ath 20 birthday. A good time aud
rs Mrs. &. A. Was in on the scheme
lots of eats were served.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
0DylEvuu
SeWs- -ChARpsGa CoessaQeo1soao.

Tuesday, 0ctotper ".
Helen Ihering is visiting with the
StcpheDsoR children this week
Will MuBson and family are visit
ing ON the C.ahetopa this week.
Mise Bessie Gibbons 10 spending the
week In Parlip with Mrs. viii Cort,itt.
Charles Hall of Centerview. Mo-, is
visiting his sister-iR-law, Mrs. Edna
Hall
A number III our ranchmen are con
templsting visit To lsenver to wit
nt.ss the apple carnival.
ur. BpnDurant aud brother-in- W
took hor~eback trip 10 salida the
past week returning Friday.
". A. Shs.ldoa's mother ana
Younger brother arrived SUNDAY
from Cleveland. Ohio. They expect
to- snake boybeviDle their h0sRe.
bshaR 0aWtltssa has IeaaeA
ClSrcNse AeIDoesla's rsHch on Not
SprtRG creek eor tkree yeavs. TIE Ne
Doeah family iRteRd GaiRg to Astec.
n. N. In lheces0tser and may keate
there II they Hike the country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
noanIA uoqES
~~&~JhamVsss CosssaDooAnnOr
"Wednesday. ts.tssts~r ~.


"Wednesday. ts.tsstswr ~.
Eeg'ort eard- ~cre Pa~ssd est Frs
tlav
x.rn. Nauer eptered fhi- ~.v.k ks
a s.lfuHar1i4sl cs'ur-..
a u.u ba-kei han h..id i- hri>~
n,stl. -.snfh ~ the eEgiEe hs,.-e.
~ l.. uiiisnr - ba-v laying ceassss.s
-isi.s~nis- fr,sin thc Nssrnsal gate q.
Cssis,rnsio -fr.s't
Matt kw.het.r - Tr'.-tea Hutss
f.ut.r.d fhe ris.nsastart Hs,rmal the
nr-f ~ the we,,k
a giri- ,nstette ha- h,-en ergmniz~si
and concert viii pr,'hssliS he Eivcu
in the Henr iutwre
A nne ncW cstokine tahle arrived
Fridav and Wa- installed ia Mls>
Elenuas t,psrtBieut.
Ni-- Kate Eesisi.n came dawn tr.m
Whitepine SATURDAY. and entered the
advanced nssrunl Monday.
Miss Carpenter handed cut nam-
her 81 registration record blauks
Monday marHing Which were titled
amt bv the studcnts
Miss Carl,enter was in Denver the
latter part ~ la-f week oH bu-isere.
Ni-s Itsir Henarick- OIse 81 the ad-
vaHced normal students. taught y
number 81 her CLASSES during her
abrencc
PreSideut Hullingshesd made q trip
Be- Dpuver Thursday returning Sun-
das HE SAYS the furniture - nearly
all IN Denver now aud well he -hitys.d
a. s1un as the desks come. All will
be Installed before the first uf Noveu,-
bcr.
Miss Margaret sanford hae LOANED
a humber Of interesting relics To the
museum several of which are IRStiaa
relics. mOccssips. pipe. etc. The
school would like To borrow other
relics for this museum as II 10 The ia-
tention to make IL one of the tssOt IN
Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
49, u snn
~.ss-CAsaSAa C-


Saturday. sssts.s.cr IA
> ncAss scsurtsa 10 rs.u.s
Friday
Ar-. Kari kcrg hs~ ,.cs very ~ rs..
past ~ev.N
Mr.. Nalscr rsccsslv ~...t a..x. .
h,sd II isse csbtsaxe fss... D.- r.,...s !.
on the yy~r Muddy '
a. : S~ssss.'a csnse sss.Sa satur.,sx a
is'r wire aud .ussssss.-- s.,r ,.-e 80, -
ranch oa the sg..r MUDDY
a"rssn Aa9asteu and Js,As >ucsc,
r.tur"ea =" the kuttcs "Wednesday
ait"r -s'rnasax q ~es,s en their c,at,.,.
knh Thsags-,a aud y party tr.,u,
h"rnss came over last w-.k and
is'cated hve ranch claim. .,u Lee
creek
E. -. Eedmoa. wbi,. .up.g.., m,
BLASTING cut a r,~k cellar. is,u.a !,
i,s--ii is-h which cis,-s.iy r,.-su,h,.-- the
-ail f'-h fs,and es the Atlantic coast
hi- IoreIi measured about ten i..,.,
from tip to tip and " a. s.upd ip n
limestone fprnstie,n
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
Geo. W. Turner died st White

Geo. W. Turner died st White
Pine
Occurred the death of Samuel
Herrick.
Mrs II. NJ. Webster returned from
. trip to Illinois.
Tom Layden purchased house
and two lots at the corner of Georgla
avenue aud Wisconsin street. and be-
gan work Of re-modeling the place
for residence.
The case Of the Government ver-
sus Enos r. Hotchkiss which invol-
we'd the patentins of much of the
land in the Cebolla valley was beins
heard at the land office here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
JACKS cAnN.
ews-Chanpion Correspondents.
"Wednesday. October Is

"Wednesday. October Is
Pavton Spann made a business trim
tn Crested Butte SATURDAY,.
W. D. Alien has purchased the Fd
AIlen interest in the River yieu
ranch
Mrs. Albert Ropcr has been oui-e
sick the past week. hut is mucb i'm
proved at this writing
The dance at the school house Sat
urdav night was well attended ana
al report an excellent time
Mr. r ". Cornsto~k returned Sat.
urday from Crested Butte where che
has been under Dr Orsm's earp
The Misse~ Cora Soneer. He,er
Arnott and Denie Madison were ,hs
Gue-ts Of Miss Jane Shield over SIM.
dav-
Mr. Theo Davis and the N;s.a.
Rr@ie Owen. Helm Downer snd
Ayra Naltby were the gueet. Of M
VIM Spann Saturday and Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
saturday. October IA,

Saturday. October IA.
Mrs. Mary q. Marsh Smith of Gup-
hison VIII give an entertainment In
the Neomen hall the night of october
27
br n. n. swift. James Downing
ahu II. Weber comprised fishing
ana huntlng party which spent last
week over IN the Lee creek country
'oilh Quinn completed the work
Tuesday of opening the wagon road
'hroueh y The rock slide at Chair creek
ana Nehicies can now travel to Red
STONE the same as usual. Quinn
took 'he contract to open the road
Tor $io ana he made a little monev
ON the deal he said.
~ the continuous. heavy rains
winch teil In Western Colorado last
week, Marble and contiguous terri
TORY got little more than its share
apparently. The CRYSTAL River a
San Juan railway was practically
knocked out for two days with wash.
outs ana slides. but there was no de-
lay IN the mail service.
Inc liofoot tunnel bet veen the
'orsi aud Wilson openings at the
/ quarry was completed this week and
now the Wire saw will he put into
operation In this tunnel This will
insure an accumulation of marble
pi~ks-something the quarry fore,
never has been able To get togethe,
since the company began taking out
marble. Heretofore the mir alway,
mas waited on the quarrv-w hen an,
Maiting was dome at all. but now
the chances are hat the quarry will
90 what waiting is necessary. fo,
tins tunnel will insure enough msrbl.
hl"eks 10 more than keep the mil
humping twentvfour hours q day
When the heavy SHOWS Of winte
colne. and the trolley road is ken
open under difficulties. an aeeumula
tion of thousands of tons of marhl
IN blocks will help some. YOU NAV b,
sure.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
MARAE
Marble Booster

saturday. October Z,
Mrs. Jack Clayton. Miss lydia and
the 1--WE boys. came home Monday y
rom their visit To Denver
Mumps have broken out in Marble
Cases have Developed in the Quinn
and Downing families aud the chill
dren have been taken from school.
j. j Curley is here from Bouernan
,Oio-. IN attendance upon his
daughter. Teresea Curlev. who ba.
been ill several weeks with typhoid.
She Is holding cut well against the
progress of the fever.
Charles l.. Rogers OF st. Louis is
the donor of beautiful memorial sill
yer paten chalice 10 the Episcopsl
church here. The pieces are for use in
celebrating the Sacrement of the Holy
Communion. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers
recently visited Marble.
Last sunday three bows. all of
them over sixteen years of age. were
shooting a rifle adjacent to the lake
and one of the bullets buried itself in
the ground directly behind Louis
ldzenton, the missile passing directly
bet ween Louie's legs.
Marshal Mahoney searched r.
Ratti. Young Italian. last Monday
afternoon and took from him a
murderous revolver with which he
had threatened to shoot woman.
Ratti wac taken before Judge Bud
long and fined o25 and costs.
W. X. Hood, representing the Mar
pie Mercantile company. has leased a
lot rom the Colorado Yule company.
lying between the theater and the
postoffice, and Is erecting upon it a
commodious building which he " in
use as headquarters for the company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
NAceNHS
>e~s-Chsmpios Cosresvoaaesc<.

Monday. osts,i,er le.
Arthur Hick 3 i- spending the week
10 Henver.
Mrs. .. L.. Kendall has gone to- the
hpt Springs To try the baths for her
paraly sis
Mrs. ;. j. Rising. mother .,f Miss
Laura. has ret urped to her ranch in
Weld county after spending the sum
mer here.
Mrs. y. u. MARITIME ir contemplat
ing visit To Ik.nver ia the near
iuture combining business and
pleasure.
The teacher aud pupils are prepar-
ing an extensive entertainment 10 he
given IN the school houss., Friday
eveniRg. tHtot,sr eth. All are wei
come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
ono CREEK
Nevs-Chanpisa CosrssDoaAe.os:
Wednesday. October Is.

Wednesday. October Is.
A. II Judy and T. W. Gray are in
Denver this week on business.
There are a dozen or more hay
hslef-S Al work in the valley this fine
weather
The Davis and Haymaker steam
thrs~her viii begin work Thur-day Y
At A. Hiliebraud~ and continue to
the end Of the season.
There ar~ thrse new wagons in our
tseiehborhood purchased by the fol-
towing rapchmen: Albert Hide
vrsad. l. H. Easterly and ". A.
Gillaepey-
The Eilebrecht eteam thrr~her
commenced work at their ranch last
saturday. going to Otis Moore .
Monday, RalpA Anens Tuesday.
Eaeteriy'e Wednesday and vii 20 MP
Dhio creek this week-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
D()A.A
News-Chsmpiop Correspondents.

Wednesday, October Is.
T.. A. Foster was over from
Powderhorn sunday after supplies
Cattlemen are busy riding this
week getting ready to ship the first
of the month.
Grover Carpenter and the Misses
Daisy Oils and NJ MILAN were visit
ors from Cebolla sunday.
A. h. Stevens returned from Craw-
'iOrd the first of the week He was
accompanied by Ward Owens who
has spent most OF the summer there
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

setting at south Fork but exyss-te to
sooa have all hie mac hinery inst allied
when he will have tine mill In tine
belt of timber
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
TWENTY YEARS AGO

should aud acquaintance he forgot,
Aad aouer brought 10 mini
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-30
HOW TO BE HAPPY.
Subject for Dr. Robert GOrdon's sun
day Night sermon.

Home is either heaven or an antip-
odal experience said Rev. Robert
Gordon this morning when discussing
the place and function of the family in
the social order. "And again and
again" he continued. 4 have seen just
a little friendly help and sincere sym
pathy actually lift d family out of the
9it. Indeed the chances in home con-
ditions which all social workers so
earnestly desire can be secured only by
changes in our social creed
I'VE need some better laws but far
more we need changed ideas regarding
the marriage relation and obligation.
II is a work Of education which must
be done; and the church. the mother II
all educational agencies. cannot refuse
to take an active part in this important
work
1.-The church is not called to dictate
but she is called to serve And in the
spirit of humanity she must try to
adapt herself to the times. become all
things to all men, that she may by all
means save some"
Sunday night at the First Baptist
church. Mr.. Gordon Will speak on the
subject. How to Be Happy Though
Married" This is the third in the Sc
ries he is delivering on 1.-THE Family"
Every seat in the house was taken at
the other services and no doubt there
viii be large attendance Sunday
night
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-30

returned home, after spending Christ
mas with his brother, Mr. H. D. Han
SON and his sister Mrs. J. L. Fletcher
1011 Topeka avenue.
Mr.. w. S. Roark has gone to Mus
kogee. Ok. called by the critical con-
dition of his former law partner. Mr..
A. c. Towne, who recently underwent
a surgical operation.
Miss Hildegarde Clipped of Hutchin-
son is the guest of Miss Gertrude
Reed.
Miss Nettie Taylor of Earlville. ILL.,,
is spending a few lays with Miss
Rachel Coston.
Miss Constance Fennel of Kansas
City and Miss Adrienne Atkinson of
Lawrence are guests of Miss Dorothy
Porter.
The Topeka ". q. T. Z. will not
meet Monday, as announced.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Congrega tionaI church will have
thimble party Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Walter Bates, in
compliment to Mrs Henderson. the
wife of the new pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Houghton of
Washburn avenue gave a dinner
Thursday night in honor of Miss Rena
Palmatier of Oberlin, Kan. The other
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs II. F. Leib.
Miss May Palmatier, Mr.. Nerney Pal
matter and Mr.. Ray Palmatier.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-30
OAKLAND NOTES.

Mr. c. r. Cole of $50 Oakland ave-
j nue. is improving after being quite
sick for the past week with an attack
| OF the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Clifton OF Win
field avenue. are the parents of a son,
! born Thursday, Dec 2Sth-
John Harris has rented the build
| ing al 231 Oakland avenue and will
| establish g restaurant. which will be
ready for business on Tuesday of next
week "A business of this kind will
prove to be very handy in that vicin-
ity Of Oakland.
Clarent Pate will leave Sunday for
his home in Pittsburg, after spending
the holiday vacation here with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Cole
and with other relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Willard of
Wichita are here making an extended
visit with his parents, DR.. and Mrs
Willard of Green street and other
relatives and friends.
Mrs. viii Taylor Of Burlingame is
here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Stone
James A. Ward and daughter, Hell
en-, of Chicago. who have been here
for the holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A W Ward, leave for home
Sunday.
Word has been received from Mer-
cedes, Texas, of the birth of a son to
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Buck, on Thurs
day, Dec. IS.
NJ. T. Kelsey has spent this past
week in Shenandoah, Ia, on business
trip. He returned home today.
Misses Amanda and Eda Zellies of
St. Marys returned home Friday eve
ming after making a short visit here
with Mrs NJ. T. Kelsey and family.
Miss Maggie Franklin is spending
this week with friends and relatives in
WilliamstOWn-
The Loyal workers of the Christian
church will give q New Years dinner
Monday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Jessop on Oakland and Michigan
avenues. They viii also serve an oys-
ter supper in the evening at the Jes-
sop home Everyone is invited to at
tend the dinner.
Miss Mabel VOORHEES, of Ottawa is
expected here Sunday to remain over
New Years with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
VOORHEES, OF East Seward avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-30
EAST SIDE NOTES.

| Miss Beulah Thomas left today fol
! Pittsburg where she teaches school, al
ter spending the holiday vacation here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thomas of l2S North Lake street.
Mrs. Charles Laird and daughter have
gone to Kansas City to spend New
Years with friends and relatives.
The members of the Epworth League
of the Seward Avenue NJ. E. church will
hold watch party in the church Sun
day evening.
Miss Mabel Clark is improving after
being quite sick for the past two weeks
with an attack of the grip.
Mrs John Shultz OF 217 Chandler
ter from Virginia, Neb., who came
Tuesday morning to surprise her
Miss Anna Larson is spending the
holidays with friends and relatives in
Jackson county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Grant, of Liber-
ty street, are spending two weeks with
friends and relatives in Wichita.
Mrs. Robert Whitaker, of AZ East
Seventh street, is spending this week
in Wichita visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Hamilton and
son viii return the first of the week to
their home in Glenn Elder, after max
ing a short visit there with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs W. H. ScriVner.
Mrs. James Robertson and sons left
yesterday for their home in McAllister,
Ok after Spending i short time here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Brentnall. of 504 Leland street.
Miss Anna Rake is expected to re-
turn the first of the week from Big
Springs where she has spent the past
two weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
Wilson.
Miss Mile Taylor is spending this
week with friends and relatives in
Atchison.
Miss Martha Young is improving af-
ter being quite sick for three weeks
with an attack Of pneumonia
Mrs John Wiley and two sons of
Linwood are here spending two weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss FerE Norman will return the
first of the week from Sedalia and
California, Mo-, where she has spent
the holiday vacation with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. c. H. Barry is quite sick at her
home on Branner street
Mrs. J. O. Marshall and Miss Dorothy
Voorhees, Of HOyt, we're guests Thurs
day of Mrs. N. E. Morford, of German
avenue.
Mr.. Chester Watts. of Chicago. is
here s4endir g a few days visiting his
parents on Emmett street
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hellar have re-
turned to their home in Sioux City,
Ia, after making 2 short visit here
with his parents, DIR. and Mrs. J. l..
Hellar, of Oakland avenue, and with
relatives on the East side.
The annual business meeting Of tile
Christian church will be held Sunday
evening at the close of the regular
preaching services.
Open house will be observed Monday
all day at rhe r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. Men,
women and children ara invited. The
program for the day will be as follows:
Gymnasium exhibition at p. m: bas-
ketbaH game at 9 p m, between the
Burlingame team and the r. r. boys;
moving pictures at 1900 feet of film
will be shown. -Jiggers Looks for
job" Comic "Krimmell Waterfalls"
and How McFadden Learned to
Waltz" (comic) will be shown At
o. m. Miss Nannon Heron, reader and
inapersonator, will give an entertain
ment which viii be a mock trial,
Father Time VS.. the Old Year" Re
freshments will be served free to every