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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-04
For YOUR Com
Vemience
LIST OF AGENCIES

LIST OF AGENCIES
Branch offices are located In every
part OF the city. Leave your WANT
ADS with the one nearest you. The
rates are the same and you will Save
. trip 70 the main office.
ooUIh o: MAIN
BrueninR 4 Eickhorn, 18th and 8. z
4. w. Blickwedel. 9Th and South r.
Henry Rothert. 9Th and South H
NORTH OF MAIN
ouiglsy Drug Store. S21 North z.
Childs 4 Son. 18th and North G.
VIM. Hteger. 18th und North q.
John ]. Gets. 10th and North H.
CENTRAL
Quiglsy Drug Store. 9Th and Main
WEST RICHMOND
John Iosisr. Richmond Ave. and North
West First St.
PAlRvieW
W. II. Schneider. 1893 sheridsn.
CRATIC
One cent per word--7 days for the
price OF days. We charge advertise.
ments sent In by phone and collect
after its insertion.
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The municipality Of Cleveland has
a surplus of 5000, 900 lying idle.
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Post C's delegates to the national
convention are as busy as bees these
days. All their spare time is being
spent in cleaning their clothes. darn
ing their socks, and pressing out the
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WANT AID

Mail will be kept for 30 days only.
All mail not called for within that
time will be cast out.
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II any Of the boys know Of place
in lndiana where there 10 some sQuir-
Sels Of any old variety. they will con-
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WEST RICHMOND
John Foster. Richmond Ave. and North
West First St
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Fred Haisley represented Rich
mond in the tennis tournament a,
Spiceland Acadamy field day this
week and won out Here's congratula
lions Freddie.
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WANTED

for summer.
Beautiful home. TIA National road.
west. Nice garden; fine fruit.
Every convenience. Call 3l05.
set
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED-A.
M. Roberts, 221 S. B st. Phone 1920.
5-tf
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PAlRvIeW
w. II. Schneider. 1893 Sheridsn.
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FOR SALE-New room cottage. Bar
gain for quick sale. Phone PASS.
TIT
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Fred Miller, for the first time in hi
% years Of travel has been at home
sick this week. We hope to see hin
out soon.
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CENTRAL
Quiglsy Drug Store. 9Th and Main
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CLOTHING.
The New York Store, 1911 FIT. Wayne
Avenue. Mems clothing, $40 and $25
goods at $3.50. Trousers, $1.25.
Best line of shoes. reasonable
prices. Hats and Shirts. Good line
Suit Cases and Trunks, 75c up. Be-
fore buying let me show you my
line of goods may 21-fri-sun-tues-thur
SHINING PARLOR.
GREEK SHINING PARLOR-An
shines DC. Hats cleaned and block
ed. 522 Main. 24sat-sun-wed-tf
GAP CURE.
Sure cure for gaps in chickens. Call
on Geo. Lane. Phone 1851. SIT
SHOE REPAIRING.
WANTED-Quick repairing neatly
done by A. ]. Ford, Cunnin CHAM S
Shoe store. SIT
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MOUNT eLENwOOD CEMETERY.

Mount GlenwOOd Cemetery is having
the most marvellous success in the sale
of its lots, and the interest of the PEG
pie is daily growing.
This Cemetery is and will be a per
petual monument, to the enterprise and
foresight of the COlored people and a
tribute to their love and goodness.
This Cemetery is THE ONE GREAT
SUCCESS. With its woodlands, rolling
mounds and lovely setting, it is the
most naturally beautiful Cemetery in
this country.
Thousands of dollars of added i'm
prOvements are contemplated and it is
expected to be the best fitted and best
arranged place of burial in the State.
The railway runs right to the gate and
patrons are provided with every IA
eility and comfort in their day of sad.
ness and sorrow.
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SIRES AND SONS.

Lord Nortacliffe, who owns thirty
English newspapers. is the son Of Z
Dublin lawyer.
Senator Isaac Stephenson Of Wis
ecnsin Is a Canadian For many year.
be Was a skipper Of a schooner en- the
great lakes
Sir Joseph Ward. the prime minister
of New Zealand. began to earn his
llRing In the New Zealand postal de-
partment and later was a clerk In q
merchants once.
Vice Admiral Sir George Strong
Mares. who commanded one arctic eI-
petition ana took part In another. re-
Gently celebrated his eightieth birthday
At his home IN Surrey, England
Rev. Robert coIyer. pastor emeritus
Of the Church OF the Messiah. New
York city. who 8 now In his eighty
eighth year, was . factory boy and
later a blacksmith in Yorkshire, Eng
land. He entered the Methodist minis
Try In 1slg at nothing q year"
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The paper given at the Forum last
Tuesday evening was Of a high order.
Mr.. John Van Camp done himself great
credit by the mastery way in which
he handled his subject. The solo by
Miss Iva Ellison was wen executed and
wen received The large attendance
Was gratifying to the program com
mittse and they promise us a program
Of equal worth for next Tuesday. The
social hour was greatly enjoyed while
the ladies Of the Forum served all with
cake ana lemonade at their expense.
Next Tuesday evening q number Of
professional Out-Of-town visitors are
expected to be present and take some
part on the program. The gents win
serve ice cream and cake to al who
eome.-nO.'s
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WALTERS A. M. E. ZION CHURCH,
Cor. Ssth and Dearborn SITS, Rev. H. ],
Calls, Pastor.

The services at our church on last
Sunday were well attended dispite the
down pour of rain at the time of the
morning service. Everybody in Chi
eago should have heard DR.. Calls dis
course on a "Clean HEALTH The
solos rendered by Miss Hill of Column
bus, o., Miss Ellis of Oklahoma City,
and the duet by Mrs. Adah Williams
of Troy, n. Y, and Mrs. Delilah Thorn
as Of Chicago, was the talk of all who
heard them. The Walters A. NJ. E.
Zion Church is preparing for the great
est financial effort this church has
ever made. 1t is to take place some
time this fall, the date of which will
be announced later.
DR.. Calls and family were delight
fully entertained at dinner on last
Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Harden
at their coy little home on State
street.
The two steWardess Boards, No. l
and No. 2, deserve special mention for
the splendid work they are doing in the
care Of the pastor and his family.
The services for Sunday win be as
follows: Prayer meeting at $3.50 A. NJ.
Preaching at HOO A. NJ. Sunday
School at 100 P. NJ. W. J. Burdine,
Supt. Christian Endeavor at $3.50
P. NJ C. J. Jackson, Pres. Preaching
at $500 P. Ms"
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Worried.

Yes. a strange thing happened yes
terday. ! have been trying all day TO
figure It out"
"What was the nature Of IT."
"When ! got home last night my
wife didn't have a single complaint to
make to me about things the children
had been doing during the day. I'm
trying TO decide whether the children
have become cunning enough to de-
ceive her or whether she has some
thing TO absorb her and doesn't care
any more. "-ChicagO Record-Herald-
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Short Stories.

Venezuela recently launched its first
home built war vessel.
1t is said there are 100000 women
smokers in the United States.
There were 35.SO1 patents issued by
the patent Office at Washington last
year. and 22.7GS expired.
The public drinking cup will be out
lawed in Chicago on Aug. G, as it will
be in New York on Oct. l.
Physicians battling with the plague
in Manchuria protect themselves with
rubber coat. gloves and helmet, the
latter soaked in iodoform.
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The SchooIroom.

In Russian schools pupils have the
option Of learning French or German,
and 20 per cent choose German.
Last year there were 1877 perma-
nent teachers in the elementary
schools controlled by the London eoun-
ty council.
Bremen's new common schools are
provided with bathing halls, where the
students may take weekly shower
baths. At present the bath Is not
compulsory, but Is under the regula-
don Of the school board.
Why It's Done.
sDid the mother Of the bride cry At
the weddingT
"Yes, indeed. That was the only
way she could attract attention to heE
new gown-"-Detroit Free Press.
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German Glcanings.

Physicians practicing In Germany
number S2.449. or sol for each 10000.
German suffragettes want to abolish
the use OF the word ''fraulein" and
propose frau" for general use.
Consul LIT Of Nuremberg writes that
there Is no soda fountain in that city
and he has never seen one in any Ger
man city.
In Germany offensive billboards are
no longer TO he tolerated. Orders
have been issued for the destruction
or removal Of those along the rail-
roads and on the roofs and walls OF
houses.
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vacation.
TBy the once boy.J
hate TO hesr these schooIboys lays
q swimming holes q sumner days
thay give my hart q paBg
they bring me back 20 days when
would wend my way with menuy q n
Whenair the school bell rang
4 brings back oaldsn days agen
q makes me almost blubber when
thay rite about vacation
thar amt no fun IKE days Of yors
I amt q reglar I'D no more
got q occupation
-11nwaurss ssntinsL
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Marx White Square, Armour Square.
Mckinley Park, Davis Square, Cor
nell Square. Sherman Park, Ogden
Park, Gage Park, Hamilton Park.
Jackson Park. washington Park,
Palmer Park, Russell Square, Besse-
mer Park and Fernwood Park, 1OSd
and Stewart, Barnard Park, IO5th
and LOngwoOd.
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When wealth gets 80 commo1
That none win pursue q
Because there Is no one
WIN sit up 20 view Il.
A great deal OF show
And OF fool ostentatlon
VIII yield 10 the pressure
OF civilization.
For nothing Is ever
So commonplace as 10
Becomes with discovering
Every one has Il.
And doubtless when al Of u
Revel IN clover
And wallow In money
The show win be over.
st Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Modern SLANG.

"Dfd be fall for it?"
%Yes; be didn't tumble" - Boston
TRANSCRIPT
Kind Lady-why. my little fellow,
what are you crying abOut2
Tommy-BoohoO! l lost my candy.
Kind Lady-Did you drop it through
a crack In the walk?
Tommy-No: swallowed It! Boo
hooLC Chicago Daily News
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TO RENT.

Room Suite. new bldg, phone, gas,
bath and electric light. All inclusive
just the thing for medical doctor or
dentist. Call and see or address,
Thos. Mccain, 1858 State st.
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NICE FIVE ROOM FLAT FOR RENT

Nice ave room lat for rent first
door, strictly modern except heat,
sO25 Armour ava, key at soar Ar
nOur ave. second lat.
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Mrs. Elizabeth l. Davis. S22s Prai-
RE avenue has been in Manmouth.
Illinois the past week. attending the
State Federation Of Colored women's
Clubs.
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The climate on its way proceeds
In ignorance and sin
IT'S evident Il never reads
A weather bulletin
Washington star
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Mrs. Birdie High. of st. Paul, Mimi,
is the guest OF Mrs. Geo. A. Thorn
ton, 1925 Forestville ave-. they will
both next week be at indianapolis,
Ind.
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wife with paper Well, we'll
Here's another aeroplane accident and,
e. usual. lot Of innocent bystandes
hurt
Hub-Bystanders, You mean the n
noeent understanders- = Boston Iran
script
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The members of the Midlothian
Club. have returned to their homes
in this city from their vacation trip to
Benton Harbor, Mich.
The broad ax., 1911-08-19

Miss Elizabeth C. Carter, OF New
Bedford, Mass, President Of the Ma
tional Association of Colored Women ;
will deliver a lecture at Bethel A. NJ.
E Church, 3Oth and Dearborn SITS,
Friday evening. August 25th for the
benefit of the Phyllis Wheatly Home.
for girls. Admission 25 cents.
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FOR YOUR HEAITH's SAKE KEEP
YOUR BODY CLEAN.

RsthInS Beaches.
DiEerssy Beach, foot Of Diyersey
Parkway.
Fullerton Beach for Children, Lincoln
Park, foot of Fullerton Ave.
Bath Houses (showers.)
Henrotin Bath. 2415 N. Marshfeld Ave.
Cregier Bath, lib Gault Ct.
Swimming Pools.
Hamlin Park, Robey and Barry ave.
Stanton Park, vedder and Vine SITS.
Gymnasium Showers.
Hamlin Park, Robey and Barry Ave.
stanton Park, Vedder and Vine SITS.
Seward Park, Elm and Sedgwick SITS.
Lake Shore Playground, Chicago Ave-,
near Lake Michigan.
WadIns Pools
Hamlin Park, Stanton Park, Seward
Park, Lake Shore Playground,
wrightwood Playground.
ON WEST SIDE.
Bath Houses (shoWers.)
Kosciusko Bath, 1144 Holt Ave.
Quincy Bath, 1139 W. Chicago Ave.
Waller Bath, 10 S. Peoria St.
Harrison Bath, 759 Mather St.
Loenler Bath, 1917 S. Union ST.
PiIsen Bath, 1911 W. goth st.
Twenty Second Street Bath, 22d St
and Ashland Ave.
Swimming POOLS.
Park No. 1, Chicago Ave. and Noble
st.
Park No. 2. Barber and Union SITS.
Park No. 3, Fisk and goth SITS.
Douglas Park, Ogden and Albany
AYES.
Gymnasium Showers.
Park No. 1, Park No. 2, Park No. 3.
WadIns Pools.
Park No. l, Park No. 2, Park No. 3.
Austin Park. Austin Ave. and Lake St.
ON SOUTH SIDE.
Bathing Beaches.
Walker Beach, 25th St. and Lake
Michigan.
Rocky Ledge, 18th St. and Lake Mich
igan.
Bath Houses (shoWers.)
Fourteenth Street Bath, 18th st. and
Indiana Ave.
wentworth Bath, 1889 s Halsted St.
Ogden Bath, SS46 Emerald Ave.
Madden Bath, 1895 Wentworth Ave.
Gahan Bath, 4226 Wallace St.
MaEor Bath, 4645 Gross Ave,
Swimming Pools.
Mark White Square, s0th and Halsted
SITS.
Armour Square, $50 St ana shields
Ave.
Mckinley Park, s7th St and Western
Ave.
Davis Square. 44th st. and MArshheld
Ave.
Cornell Square, 51st and Wood SITS.
Sherman Park, 55th st. and Center
Ave.
ogden Park, s4th st. and Center Ave
Palmer Park, 111th st. ana indiana
Ave.
Russell Square, $50 and Bond SITS.
Bessemer PARK, Ssth 81 ana south
Chicago Ave.
Calumet PARK, ssh st. and Lake
Michigan.
Gymnasium shOw'rs.
Marx White Square. sOth and Halsted
Armour square, asa St and Shield,
Ave.
Beutner Playground. Ssd St and
wentworth Ave.
Davis square, s4th St and Marahheld
Ave.
Cornell Square, 51st and Wood Sta.
sherman Park. 55th st. and Center
Ave.
Ogden Park. slth St and Center Ave
Hsmfton PARK, ga and Wallace SITS
Z JACKSON PARK. Jackson PARK
Palmer PARK. INA St and Indiana
Russell square. $50 and Bond SITS.
Besssr Para. seth St md South
Chicago Ave.
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Time In Money.

II time Is money some folk Try
Their best 20 turn the trick,
And that Il why they always buy
On tick.
-Philadelphia Ledger.
The broad ax., 1911-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Lewis, 1926 Ar
moUr avenue, entertained Friday even
ing in honor of Mr.. Lewis nephew
and the visiting strangers in the city.
The Ladies Band furnished delightful
music throughout the evening. Choice
refreshments were served to the many
guests present.
The broad ax., 1911-08-19

Miss Lucy Lindsay 41lO Calumet
avenue left this morning for Benton
Harbor, Mich, where she will spend
one week as the guest of Mrs. +. A.
Denison.
The broad ax., 1911-08-19

Madam E. Azalia Hsckley, arrived
in the city, Monday morning, and is
stopping at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Mead, 1851 Vincennes avenue.
She will be in the city for a month.
to complete arrangements for her re-
firing recital at Orchestra Hall,
Thursday evening, October 18th. This
coming Monday evening, August 21st,
she win conduct free vocal institute,
at Institutional church 1926 Dearborn
street Everything in connection with
it will be absolutely free, and the
public are invited to bring their note
books and join IN the vocal exercises.
Miss Gertrude ]. Hart, 1926 Wabash
avenue, Thursday evening, entertain
ed at whist, in honor Of Miss Jennie
Porter. Cincinnati, o., Mrs. Marshall
Leland. Georgetown, KY, and Miss
Georgia baltimore, Of Louisville, KY.
Many Of. the social lights and leaders,
were present to greet the visiting
ladies and to play at the game of
whist and enjoy the choice refresh
ments which were lsvishly served; ;
and Mrs. W. H. Hayman, and Mrs.
Grace Alexander, sisters Of Miss Hart,
assisted her to receive and entertain
the guests. Miss Hart made a most
charming hostess.
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Mrs. Daniel H. Williams. AS E. 42d
street, is visiting Mrs. F. L. McGhee,
Of st. Paul, Mimi, at her country
home near Emery, Wis. Mrs. VIII
liams will be absent several weeks.
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S. A. 7. Watkins, and Mr. Green.
the Grand Supreme Chancellor Of the
knights Of Pythias throughout the
world, who resides in New Orleans,
La; left hst evening for Indianapo-
lis, Ind, where they win attend the
sessions Of the Knights OF Pythias.
St. Monica Court, No. 2T9 Catholic
Order of FOresters, win give its tenth
annual outing at Lake George Grove,
Hammond, Ind, Wednesday, August
23rd from ! to u p. m. Music by
Foresters Band. Cars for Hammond,
start from 63rd street and Madison
avenue.
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Edward D. Green, member Of the
legislature Of Illinois, and secretary
Of the Pythian Commission. left
Wednesday morning, for Indianapo-
lis, Ind, to attend the sessions Of the
Supreme Lodge Of the world Of his
order.
The broad ax., 1911-08-19

Miss Mamie Pettis, who was for
more than a year stenographer for At
torney Walter N. Farmer 1874 W.
Washington street, was last week
united in marriage to Mr.. Bryant, at
Milwaukee, Wis.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.

julius ?. TAYLOR. Editor snd Pub
lIahOF.
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With the Womenof the World

The Club Women's cook books, a
collection of tested recipes compiled
and published by the Rambler's club of
Minneapolis, has won distinction for
Minneapolis club women cooks, for the
book has been given place on the
shelves OF the public library In Boston
The order came few days after the
cook book party which the RambIers
gave and at which each member con-
tributed q dish prepared after one of
the recipes in the book. To say that
the HANDLERS are proud of their
achievement is saying little. Mrs. T.
F. Quinby Is the chairman Of the COM
mittee which got out the cook book
and assisting her were Mesdames w.
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Renewing COrl1plexions
BY Absorption

II your complexion In married with
piotches. moth patches. pimpIes ord
freckles, it's useless to putter vita
powders and paints. lotions. creams
ana Things. In an EFFORT TO get rid OF
the trouble Unless you have some
ability as an artist you1l mar your
appearance still more.
the new and rational way In to
take Off the complexion itself, with All
its Offensive marks. Just get an ounce
q pure mercolized wax a. the drug
gisss and use az night same as cold
cream. Remove next rnoxninx with
water and soap, following with dash
Of cold water. The mercoiized wax
absorbs the half-dead scarf skin In
naiSy particles, so gradually no one
gussses you're treating your face
unless Il be by the result, which ii
truly wonderful. There's nothing IKE
II for restoring natural, healthy and
beautiful complexion Aunt sally.
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Ape | FOR CLOTHING
chtidrsn's Home Needs Clothing for
Little Tots-DOnations
Appreciated.

II q. Hall, superintendent of the
Cniidren's Home. has made an appeal
to the ladies OF the state for chiIdren's
clothing. Any that have been out
grown and are not worn out win be
thankfully received. With each child
that is sent to the homes OF foster
parents, an outfit Of clothes must be
sent and in this way the supply con-
stantly diminishes.
II II is preferable for anyone TO
send material for clothes instead OF
the ready made garments. It is very
probable that the good church ladiep
Of the city will meet to make them
up. ANY assistance along this line
authorities.
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Social Notes

Miss Marie Erickson was q Detroit
lake visitor over Sunday
William Eddy VIM be host to the
boys Of the y. l.. club this evening at
his home on Thirteenth street south.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson and
children OF kindred were the guests
Of Mrs. M. Kjos and family Sunday.
Miss Florence Leavy OF the singer
Sewing Machine Co.. has gone to AL
Dion, Mich, where she IS the guest Of
her parents for two weeks.
Mrs. Layton OF Spurgeon. Mo-, has
arrived In the city and will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Il.
Miller of the Arlington apartments.
Mrs. G. v. Bayse and daughter, Miss
Josephine, who have spent the past
year in Los Angeles. are In Fargo for
q few weeks. the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Q. J. de Lendrecie.
Miss Rita Danford arrived In the
city yesterday afternoon from Bis
marck and will enter the "A. @. this
fall to take q domestic science course
Miss Danford moved with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. s. A. Danford, to
Bismarck last year. and her many
friends are glad to welcome her back
Grand Forks Herald: Master Bey-
erly Hancock, the young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hancock OF Fargo, IL
one of the singers of that city whose
voice Is said to be Of unusual sweet
ness and power. Mrs. Hancock is the
talented lady who gave the interest
ing lecture here when the Episcopal
convocation was ia session.
Mrs. Charles Everhart, VINO has been
q popular guest In the city for the
past few weeks, left this morning for
Litchfield, Mimi. where she will spend
q few days with her sister. From there
she will 60 to Minneapolis, where she
will spend week or two with her
daughter, Mrs. Leonard Cairns, and
neice, Mrs Byron Massie, From Min
neapolis she win go directly to her
home at Norfolk, Va During her visit
in Fargo Mrs. Everhart was honor
guest at several very charming az
fairs and her many friends here hope
that her visit win be speedily re-
peated.
The steamship. Tonian, upon which g
party OF Fargo people sailed for home
from Liverpool, was due on Saturday
ana some word is expected at any
time as to the time OF their arrival
in Fargo. The summer has been a
most beneficial one. having been spent
in study and research in many OF the
historical spots OF the old world. One
of the party. Miss Bueiah Amidon, re-
manned In Berlin. Germany to study
for this winter. The rest Of the party
are Miss Blanche True, Miss Marjorie
Mcdonald of Valley City, and Mrs.
Stone of Los Angeles, Cal Fargo
friends are eagerly awaiting their ar
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-19
STATE EVENTS

Last Saturday was the twenty ifth
wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs
David Leppert OF Granville and the
4eth birthday OF Mr.. Leppert:
at which time the members OF the Con-
gregational church OF that city and its
friends planned and carried out suo-
cessfully o surprise party In their
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Leppert were In
vited to the W. A. Christensen home
for supper and by d series Of very
reasonable excuses the party was de-
layed from sitting down to enjoy the
repast until about 1880. at which time
the hundred or more OF invited guests
put In an appearance. A bounteous
and delicious luncheon was served,
buffet style, shortly after the arrival
OF the party. After spending an hour
or so in social way. following the
lunch Senator Hookway, iii few wen
chosen words, extended the good wishes
Of the gathering to Mr. and Mrs. Lep-
pert and, on behalf OF Tire many there.
presented them chest II silver. Rev.
Mr.. Leppert replied In his usual happy
manner
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray OF wilton
entertained about twenty ave OF the
Wilton young people Tuesday evening