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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26

The new state tuberculosis sani-
tarium near Custer has been COM
pleted BY the contractors and is
about ready to be turned over to
the state. There are three build
ings and it is predicted that an.
other appropriation Of $54, 900 will
be asked for, to erect another
building, besides $5O, 600 for main
tenance.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26

The Black Hills presbytery at a
meeting held in Sturgis last week
voted to establish q Presbyterian
hospital some where in the Black
Hills, to cost $4,000. The loca-
tion has not been decided upon
but both Sturgis and Hot Springs
have made liberal offers forit.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26

The town of Memo has granted
franchise to Peter A. Orth Of
that place to put in an electric
light plant. He will endeavor to
have the plant in running order by
the first part of next May.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26

Jacob Weidenbach of Parkston
is moving the harness shop back
on the rear of the lot for E. G..
Hirsch. Fred will commence work
on his new garage as soon as the
weather will permit. Trip Ledger.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26
CHURCH SERVICES

The Methodist Episcopal chnrch
Rev. Charles Wilcox, Pastor
Preaching on Sabbath morning at,o:3o
Sabbath school at close of morning service
Epwerth Leagve at t6:3o p. M:
Song service at7:3 p. m. followed oy eosPei
Prayermeeting on wed.~s4~. ZEN ng at7;3o
The public is cordially invited to all OF these
ervices. Seats arefree. Strangers In I ne CITY
are always welcome.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26

John Holman, the assistant
United States attorney for South
Dakota, has rendered his resigna-
ton, aud. viii fsEe to Detsoit,
Mich, where he has been offered q
more lucrative position.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26

Presbyterian Church
Rev, 3. s. Horton: Phi. D., Pastor
ahhath services-Mor worshipIo:3c
ahbath school at 1890 a. m.
p. S. q. e at t7:op pm.
yeuin4 service at 1880
tayer and Conference meeting Wednesday,
evening at a;oo
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26
DIR I 7. CHURCH
DENTIST
Office cvA- postoffice.
Scotland, South Dskefs.

The next state fremen's tourna-
ment will be held at Lead on the
2, 8, 4, and 5 of July.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26

The senatorial deadlocks in New
York and Iowa are, still unbroken.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26
N q M 3 ] ER ! :

w. r Wood Of Parker, s u,
WAS elected president Of the Nortll
western lumbermen' 4 ass ociationS
at the meeting ia Minneapolis last
week
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26
d. q ST. p. Railway
TINE TABLE.
ArUHELL LINZ.

ArUHELL LINE.
1raihs going North West
80. L, Passenger los r, M.
NO. 8, :. except Sun. 1900 g
sNo.37, Way FreigL 1910 .
No. 81, Time Freight 2:S0 A. M.
Trains Going soush-East.
ss o. =, Passenger 1856 p. M
No. a, " except Mon. ESQ A. M.
mo. 81, Time Freight ll:O5 p. M.
az o. 96, Way Freight 1890 :"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-01-26
MARION AND RUNNING WATER

Trains going north east,
y .. 4Os, Passenger 10:45 A. M
IN o., 464 Freight l1:30 P. M
~ s. Trains ss.nS south-~es.. z5=ss.s.
IsasNo. 4Ol, Passenger 2:25 P. NJ
463, Freight $50 A. M
w. d. GRIFF1THs, Agt
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
MARRIED. TWICE
IN hi SAME DAY

Spearash, S. D.-Married twice in
the same day by the same minister,
but in two different states, is the
somewhat novel distinction held by
Earl Crawford. a son Of Judge Craw-
ford Of this place. and Miss Mary
Finch. Of Buelah, Wyo. Crawford
took Rev. S. R. Mccarthy. a local
minister, out to Buelah to perform
the ceremony, first getting a mar
rage license at Deadwood.
The wedding was solemnized at the
brides home and then the wedding
party started for Spearflsh. Some
one recalled that the state law requir-
ed a license to be issued in the coun-
ty in which the ceremony was per-
formed. so. waiting until the state
boarder was crossed. the wedding
party alighted and went through a
second ceremony to make the con-
tract absolutely legal.
Then the twice-married pair pro-
ceeded to Spearfish to receive further
parental blessing.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
OFFERS TO PLACE
NEW GAME BIRDS

Pierre. S. D.-State Game Warden
w. F. Bancroft, did not secure the
new game law which he desired from
the last legislative session. but he is
going ahead under the old law. in
attempting to secur new varieties Of
game birds for the state, and is send
ing out notices v the state that he
will provide parties who will agree to
care for and protect the birds until
they have had a chance to propagate
themselves. pairs of Chinese golden
pheasants. Parties in the state who
to look after such birds until
they have become numerous enough
to place them in the list Of game
birds of the state can be supplied by
notifying the state game wardens de-
partment at this city.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
RAISING MONEY FOR
SPRINGS SEMINARY

Woonsocket. S. D.-Active work
has been started at Washington
Springs for the raising Of the funa.
for the benefit OF the Free Methodist
seminary. and a great banquet was
held at the opera house yesterday.
which was participated in by the
business men Of the city. and Gov
ernor vessey left his duties at Pierre
to help his old business associates at
the Springs start the campaign for
the enlargement Of the institution.
The governor delivered the principal
address Of the afternoon, and at the
conclusion Of the adderss. the COM
pany Of men raised $1.4o0 in q very
short time as the foundation for the
larger amount to be secured.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
HELD r q
IN NEW

Fairfax. s. D. - Judge Wilson,
Of Oacoma. opened the first term OF
court held In the new Eleventh dis
trict Of which he was recently OPP
pointed Judge by Governor vessey
here yesterday.
Owing to the short notice given
but little business was ready to be
heard. few. II any. Of the attorneys
being ready with their cases at this
time. 80 the new Judge has set April
4 - the time for holding a special
term and May 18 as the regular Jury
term.
The new Judge is quite a stranger
here. probably not being known to
more than half the attorney and
practically to no one else. and while
quite youthful in appearance, set he
takes hold like q man Of considera-
BILE ability and experience.
LE
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
CALIFORNIA ADOPTS
RECALL

Sacramento. GAIA bill provid-
ms for the initiative, referendum
and recall for all municipalities re-
ceiyed Governor Johnson's signature
today. It will become . law at the
expiration Of sixty days.
The bill provides for recall cleo
tions for elective municipal oHcers
at any time after they have held Of
ice four months. upon petition Of IS
per cent Of the registered voters of
the municipality. The oflcer against
whom the recall is directed is made q
candidate for reelection unless he
doesn't want to run again.
Municipal legislation may be ini-
8tiated upon petition Of Is per cent OF
the registered voters. and unless the
governing body passes the proposed
legislation with amendment, It shall
be submitted at a special election
within thirty days.
e the petition carries signatures
Of sonly 10 per cent Of the voters. I'M
less the proposed measure Is adopted
81 tho governing body. It shall be
submitted ct the next regular NUM-
cipal election.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
ELKS INITIATE;
HAVE

The Elks were again disappointed
in the arrival of Deputy Exalted Rul-
er Dineen, of Huron. who was sched-
uled to be here Wednesday evening
to make the annual inspection Of the
lodge, and for his coming some spe-
cial preparations had been made.
Three candidates were initiated. DR..
H. L. Esser, of Trip. j. x. Vermil-
yea and J. H. Giese. of this city. At
ter the work Of the evening a lunch
con was served by Mccarthy, and a
musical program was given by the
orchestra. and L. D. Milne sang sew
eral selections. The entertainment
committee got Matsuda and Suffer
into the lodge room and a fifteen
minute wrestling match was pulled
OF. in which some clever wrestling
was displayed. There was a large
attendance of members present, mem
bers coming in from Mt. Vernon,
Plankinton. Trip. and Alexandria.
The following. visitors were present,
John Sullivan. and John Anderson.
of Omaha, w. B. Anderson. of Sioux
City. j. Chielman and Henry Ros-
camp. Of Yankton. the latter however,
just moved to Mitchell.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23

Kadoka. S. D.-A special election
to vote on issuing bonds in the sum
Of $500 to install q system Of wa
in Kadoka was held today,
and the proposition carried without q
vote against It. F%1fty-nine ballots
were cast and nfty-seven were in IA
vor Of the proposition and two were
spoiled. AS SOC as the bonds are
sold work will commence installing
the system.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
TO SETTLE TITLES
TO CAPA

Pierre, s. D.-The people Of Capa,
one Of the towns on the Northwestern,
railway line in northwestern Lyman
county. have up to now been holding
their lots rs squatters only, without
any title. which condition has applied
on account OF tangies In claims to
ownership Of the ground on which
the town vas built. An attempt il
now being made to get titles cleared
up. and In that direction, yesterday.
County Judge F. e. Mueller. Of Ly-
man county offered proof at the To-
cal land office. to the forty acres on
which the squatters have most OF
their buildings located. This proof
was accepted by the local ONCE ana
has been sent on to the general Of
dee at Washington for anal adjust
ment. By the provisions OF the law
under which such proof was offered,
the county officials will transfer to
the squatters title to the tracts which
they hold. and after such title is per-
fscted- the holders can proceed to
make permanent improvements, or
transfer title. in case they desire to
make any such transfer. Up to the
present the only title any of them
have held was that Of possession,
which is not a very satisfactory man.
ner of holding real estate. but they!
hope to soon be in a different posi-
ton In regard to their holdings.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
MISS f. MAKING
A TOUR

The Chicago Musical News makes
comment on the tour Of Miss Myrtle
Les, fosn.c"iy Of this city. who is now
unde. a New York mtll ger ent in
giving 6 series OF lecture concerts.
She g meeting with fine euccess in
her work. and this will please her
many f.:erds in Mitchell. The News
makes the following comment on her
trip. and IN connection with the
some Of tue songs she sings, referred
in ariicle are composed by Miss
Bingham. who is a s!s>e. OF Mrs. E.
A. Smith of this city:
Miss Myrtle r. Lee is making q
very successful tour through the
west and southwest in a series of de-
lightful lecture concerts. She is
greeted at every concert by audiences
of the highest culture who are thor
oughly a%ppreciative Of the programs
presented. In her songs illustrating
the lecture on 'Music and Child-
hood" she is using two Of Helena
Bingham's songs. Among the char
acter sketches she sings II VISIT I
Was a King" and there is no son of
real child life that pleases an audi
ence more.
Illustrative Of mother love she
uses "Jes Yo' Wait" the little hush
song written in the soft southern ac-
cent, which SO patheticaiiy depicts
the briefness Of child life and voices
the mother love in the appeal. "Not
to Grow Big So Fas.,"
Other songs by Miss Bingham us
ed in the concerts are "Busy," 81
Cannot Forget. You" and "of What
My Heart Singing"
Bernice Lathrop is with Miss Lee
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
01ld[zlN0 Hk
HUsIkANl

Aberdeen. s. D.-Mrs, p. G. Grac-
ey. mother Of Mrs.. Eva May, Kveitee.
who u Ii tho Brown county Jan
|awaiting trial for the aiteSet murder
Of her hustand. Philip Krs;tss. near
Heeia. s. d. four weeks ago. aryiv.
|ed Ia Abefdeen yesterday from her
homo In Topeka, KAN, to stay with
Nrs. Krcitef for . time. and pos
,iiibly until after tho trial. Mrs. Grac-
~ u accompanied By another daush-
Ter Marsn. Esshman. and tho 1atter's
infant daughter. The reunion Of thu
members ofsthe family was devoid OF
sensational incidents. Mrs. Gracey
Is a motheriy appearing woman we'll
past middle age with gray hair. She
sSoke somSwhat feeling OF "Bva's"i
room at home. saying che had left It
exactly ~ her daughter had left Il
when she departed for South Dako-
u after her wedding with Philip
Kreiter. except that she had put up
curtains at the windows, with
roses on them. because Eva always |
liked the roses So"
Considerable sympath. . shown
the young prisoner by Aberdeen W..
men. Many have sent her magazines
to read, and the Presbyterian women
sent her a handsome bouquet OF
flowers which led her to exclaim: 81
never attended the Presbyterian
church, but I think I shall when L
get out" Mrs. Kreiter maintains .
very cheerful demeanor and appar-
emily has not the shadow Of q doubt
she will be able to return to
her home in Topeka, a free woman.
before many weeks.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
STRIKE OF
PRE MEN STARTS

New York City.-A general strike
Of drivers and helpers Of the United
States and Wells Fargo express COM
panies. went into effect heer today.
The order a6ects no les than 10000
men. The companies will import
strike-breakers to take the place Of
the men who have quit work. RiotinE
10 reported today at the depots where
the Adams company's men have been
out several days.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
KILLS A MURDERER.

A merciless murderer is Appendix
cttis with many victims but Dr..
Kings New Life Pills kill It By pre-
vention. They gently stimulate
stomach. liver and bowels. prevent
ing that clogging that invites appen.
dicits. curing constipation, headache,
biliousness. chills. 36c at Delhi Z
Browns.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23
SNOWFALL
lv|lIRlGED | INCHES
U..0.W EATHER BUREAU RIPORT
SAYS MUCH or STATE was
BAAE Ar END or MONTH.

Huroa. s.ED.-The q. s. weather
Bursaui's monthly bulletin says:
IsesuoWfall IN South Dakota dur
SilngSaFFebruary. 1911, average rs
t1eAsS,s tie monthly amounts ransing
g1fomless than N inch In ome ex-
Stzene northwestsrn localitiSs. TO
aalheat thirty inches n the more ele-
systsdspkfy Of lawrence County. ov-
81 Tho central and eastern counties
nv pft1cipal snow Of the month oc-
Cured shout the middle Of the nrs,t
sAecade::sln the central Black Hills
diilsltrlct. shout the middle Of the ,hird
decade.
"A the Black Hills, the
moAthlly amounts ranged from I trace
sat 1snnon. Perkins County TO from
s10atops1s Inches ID parts Of the east
sastsnns1allsys. 81 the Black Hills ais
Itfist, ss.lthss monthly amounts ranged
fIrpttL 2 than - inch IL parts Of
Bdf Soanty. is 3e.5 inches 4
IS0hreSAd1nount, Lawrence county. The
ssnIoesuasslsinaininx insthe su,lchss 81
LAAlSsf.salos county 81 the end 81 the
mo1th 'was q : rnls we'll packed.
Short psriods % mild weather, es-
,pecialiys a the last decade, reduced
The 1Gl3lehsof the snow On the ground:
an1stksssnow GOVERNS, except n
~.x..-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23

would not bring happiness IL cyclones.
toenadoss. biissards. tidal waves.
earthquakes. famines and pestiiencea
continued. Thank God. the Bibles as
surances arc that the blessing OF tho
Lord ahaii be. not only upon manktnd.
but upon all their earthly home. The
earth shall yield her increase. The
wilderness and the solitary place shalt
be glad and blossom a. the D The
Lord will make his ~footstool3 glorious.
Acts 3:19-c1;. lisa. 1l:9; 65:25: Bzet.
81: Iva. 35:1; co.'s.
Particulars Given BY the Prophet
Incidental to the blessed condition
OF the holy nation Of the future. tha
Prophet mentions Q ~deliverance from
strange children: rid me aud deliver
me from the hands of strange chil-
dren. whose mouth speakclh vanity.
and whose right hand Is the right
hand OF falsehood."-Psa. 144:11.
In the Church Of the present Age
there are some whom the Apostle
styles "bastards." or strange children.
All may make the same profession and
confession. but the Lord knoweth
them that are his" and In his due time
shall separate the false or strange chill
dren from the true and will glorify tho
sanity ones al members Of the great
Messiah. The Christ. Then will come
tho time for dealing with humanity In
g%eneral-the time described in our text.
when humanity in general. under the
Messianic Kingdom. will be privileged
to become the holy and happy people
OF God-when Satan and sin will be
banished and Righteousness and Truth
will flourish and the knowledge Of the
glory Of the Lord will all the whole
earth.
The great Messiah undertakes to be
the worlds Life-Giver. Father. Regen-
orator. All mankind win be awakened
from the tomb and have the opportu-
nifty for regeneration and full attain
ment of human perfection and God
likeness. However, for quite q time
there will he strange children amongst
men-those who will experience the
blessings Of that glorious time with
out giving proper heart responses. Not
until the world shall have been rid of
these hy their dying the Second Death.
will the fnllness Of happiness prevail
amongst the children Of men.
"Timss Of Refreshing Shall Como, and
He Shall Send Jesus Christ"
"Then your sons will be like plants.
grown up in their youth; your daugh-
tiers like corner-pillars sculptured In
the model Of a palace" Tho grace
and beauty Of the children Of Messiah.
partakers of human Restitution bless
ings lActs 3:19-21). will be marvellous.
Then the gamers will be full. fur
ntshing all manner of provisions. Then
your sheep will bring forth thousands
and tens of thousands in your open
pastures.
Then there will be no migration-no
further seeking for better or more
happifying conditions. Then there will
be no complaining in our streets. Dis
content is now rapidly Increasing vith
every added blessing of our wonderful
day. The difficulty lies in the fact
that sin and self1shncss are reigning
In the hearts and minds Of men. I'm
der the wonderfully changed condi-
lions of Messiah's Kingdom, peace.
happiness. contentment will take the
place OF selishness and discomfort.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23

as accompanied and piano soloist.
They are under a New York manage
ment.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23

AAAU hV" oItS
and degradation
and shall have
brought h em
back to the image
and likeness OF
God lost In Eden.
but r%eacQuirej
tor our race
through the sac
rtaco on Calvary.
But that happy
natit,,a will &C.
quite additional.
y. a happy homo
and worldwide
Paradise. Even
human erfoction
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23

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The evening world., 1911-02-02
DR.. KAKANlNrS TWO SUITS
WORTH ONLY S25 IN COURT.
Marked Down So Thief Gould Be
Tried In General
Sessions.

Magistrate Kernochan this morning in
The West Side Court appraised a full
aress suit and a business suit Of DR..
Xoksshi KakAnini at s25. DR.. Kaksnini
10 the wealthy japanese physician who
presented the United States Govern
tnsnt ave thousand Japanese cherry
trooA
Detective L'Hsureux found the cloth
ing last evening In q suit case carried
~ Edward Smith. twenty-five years
o.d. Of No. 20 West One Hundred and
rhlrty-fourth street. ana called up The
doctor at the Hotel Msrsetles. OF which
he v the proprietor. This morning Iehi-
TIA paSpohi. secretary TO the physician.
appeared In court and with q valet ,den-
Tined Il.
smith was held In 5000 on a charge
u petty larceny so the case could 90
70 General sossions. where tho ccm-
plainant could most conveniently ap-
pear. n the two su!ts Ind been APP
prAAas1 ~ their purchase prtos. ,Nc.
~ sulor1 would have been sub1ses TO
: sAAx0s q grand ieresay.
The evening world., 1911-02-02
STRIKE PICKET
FATALLY SHOT,

Joseph Quascalo, t%hirty-four. OF No.
$50 Bond street, Brooklyn, was taken 20
Cumberland street hospital this morn
ing with a bullet wound In his stomach
which the doctors say viii cause death.
QuRsoalo n u number OF others.
striking workmen OF the ]. T. Cousins
shoe factory. at No. 1853 DeKalb avenue.
were acting as pickets this morning at
Myrtle venue and steuben street, and
we're warning strikeoreakers not TO go
70 work.
One strikeoreaker. whose name Is no,
known. refused 20 heed the warning,
and Il is said Quascalo seized him by
the neck. The man whipped a revolver
from his pocket and pressing It TO
Q%uascalo's stomach fred.
Quascalo ran eight blocks. dashins
into the ONCE OF a physician at No. 81
DeKalb avenue. There he collapsed.
The evening world., 1911-02-02
BECOMESABR|DE
WHEN PHYSICIANS
SAY SHE IS DYING
Miss Phebe Van Schoonhoven
Thorne Hardly Able to
Make Responses.
MARRIES H.. K. KNAPP JR.
He Is II, She 20, and Both Are
Prominent in Younger
Society. 90
MARRIES H. K. KNAPP JR.

u-ta,,. .~--x.w ,.s --A~~Aay
- ."
unoon !" "s oeo''os vi '"' NV
ionoWlhs an announcement py oo0'ors
that she might die within tho ensuing
twelve hours, united Miss Phebs Vat
schoonhoven Thorns. dauRhtsr Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin rhorns ana Harry
Ksar-v. R,,rn ~ IT,. ,..e- ,,,,r
r~oce,tIv owned M. .or,ro,un. ,n,.,..,
In m. rs., p,v.r ,.rr,.. .,a q. ~. 40
the most prom,nen. m.mh>r, Of III
Jockey Club.
Young Mr.. Knsr he q. ,wsrv-ora
and his bride 4, tw~.ntv-.o,a an nv.c,
ing World reporter TO-DAY a, the rssi.
dence of his parents-in-lav No. Hs
Madison avenue, hat Mrs. Knapp n
still In a critical condition. Doctor
and trained nurses are in constsnt at
tendance and the bridegroom's parents
are hurrying home {. I'm Havana IN re-
sponse to n osblegram.
Gould sc.roelv Make Resoon~,
..s,. v.. A.,.,, 80. -..-
mai. Nh. ro.non... -, ,hs ~-s-a.u-
said NJ Knann ."sh. u..w..a 49,.
weak she wash knaw 7 ,h,ns 49,,
her condition xvas cr,tica,-.ra :. %.
Inf. that mad. bsr sn,,or. on.
ceremony to be performed. This morn.
ing she Is still very low. but We are
doing everything to pull her through"
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Henry >. Comm OF No. 10 Eas:
seventy-irst street. with h members
OF Miss Thorne's immediate family
grouped about the bedside All OF Mr..
fNh~pps Close relatives went south NV
erai weeks ago.
Young MT. knapp's family 10 one OF
the weafhiest In Now York. ana both
he n MS bride are prominent In the
younger circles OF society,". Mrs. Knapp
Jr., an unusually pretty girl. w1s q
debutante OF last winter. and the bride
groom aiter MS college, course made 9
tour OF the world from which no re-
Gently returned.
The engagement was II
september. hut the date OF the weddins
was set back owing to the death o
Miss Thorne's grandfather.
Mr.. Knapp. In the absence OF m