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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
A roam gelding two years old was
killed in my pasture about May 30.
AS the over is unknown this notice
is to make record of its death.
j. S. PINGREY
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids will be received by the
City of Hurley for the construction
of cement cross walks. Said walks
to be constructed in accordance
with specifications on file with the
city auditor. All bids must be on
file with the city auditor on or be-
fore August z, 1911. The right is
hereby reserved to reject any and
all bids.
Dated July 20, 1911
ii j. H. Kellar, Auditor
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

For summer diarrhoea in child
rem always give Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
caster Oil, and a speedy cure is GER
tain. For sale by H. j. Pier.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
! SPRING VALLhY

By Our Correspmsa.m
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Reeder and
family visited at Chris Nelson's Sum
day afternoon.
Mable Norman and Blanch Gamble
of Parker are visiting at the C. l..
Harper home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Frederickson
and baby and Mrs. Chris Flyger and
baby of Hurley visited at the Reub
Woodward home Sunday.
Mrs. E. ]. Thompson and Mrs.
Reub Woodward visited with Mrs.
7. B. Goodhope Monday afternoon.
Allen Dawson had the misfortune
to get kicked on the wrist by a
horse. Several stitches had to be
taken to close the wound.
Mrs. Mary Woodward returned
to her home in Hurley Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jackson and
family of Hurley called at Ed
Thompson's Sunday afternoon.
Nina Woodward returned home
Sunday morning after visit in the
Vollox,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13

innSt iia iortrGiieIi8 / lin npe Stll'
lima % tIep. iom man pertet, Ell ~
perlia Suitru og Nor. Spent Der
bupbe giort oercs 2pffe, III DC 'srli
ufoe eiter fin 8elgisreriroeS Seo.
Smtrcnt lem ellcr icr Mar eiter oereS
@iftcrmoaI blep icg folbt til 6atti8'
2iie. iom ga loa pao lit iio'te. SrIi
bupoe oisie Mar erSoibere lornner'
iporet noaet oper iemti RigSooler,
iom bum 6oS mig uboeIc poa benoes
gegropcIicSoog bIon0t Dem, Der booze
i 6ottiS6uiet.
Sea 6apoe isrit tPrft ogiao at
al bette til Soln % bans Stone" IA
hm. "Ren," tiangbe bun meo ct
Suf, 10 mere @enneifcne iaar, oeito
pGrre bIir De-"
"Snr 9e nogrn @ritno til at oPre
~miSfornsiet meo Solms?" ipurgte
ics.
40, set init life" ibnrte bun,
men / DC ii0ite gnr par mar life
inolebes moo mig, iom man par Tor,
oct bar ieg MI merfet. llnoertioe1t
mcnte Sc, ieg fom for oftc, naar leg
fon TO @mnge | ltgen, men iaalcoes
cr geroeL % ieg bcfIn5er mig life
ocroocr. So mere Sub, bcito min.
Gre Sierte; 10 beIere u~bpenoig, beito
mere itli inoucnoig. Den manifc ifnl
oct oGrc inaIcop8 for 2igeprgtcns
SfpIb, caer8 blep H%i1bommen pei
oItfor Ipffelig % 8ottiooommen oft
for bcfIaacIiesorr6ig. Serrer pc0
rof bporIcOcS ban inbrettcr oct for
o5 bcrreSe, % set peb ieg, at icg al.
hrig bar fIn1ct oper min Sfirbrc.
@o0e Sr, Ynitor," tiaog6e titn nteo
lin ic6oanIiae be~nfnlbenbe Stemmc,
leg faar bel fri Site % ri Soro,
for iea er iaa iattig, iaa iottig, iaa
futtig."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
ONLY

Fading away like the stars of the
Morning.
Losing their light in the glorious sun,
Thus would we pass from the earth
and its toiling,
Only remembered by what we have
done.
Shall we be missed tho by others
succeeded,
Reaping the fields we in springtime
have sown?
No, for the sewers may pass from
their labors,
Only remembered by what they have
done.
Only the truth that in life we have
spoken,
Only the seed that on earth we have
sown;
These shall pass onward when we
are forgotten,
Fruits Of the harvest and what we
have done.
-Horatius Bonar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Sdut Sfib.
@i Birger @ibt / ar. 81"

Get bar 6engang hi frpbiet no
Observation-Disclosures nte6 "Ceii6eria"
ben fsrite Seilcr, Rorge bar bapt -
%6repo" bar ogiaa frpoiet no
Strp0et "
Get cr en- 2s9n!" gamIe Sol.
tonbSmonh aitteIien iIog 9ibcr
toorbt / gorbet, ioa @riiterne fsf.
Sans Ben, &anoner Wortiuien traf
orcrbGren0c poa SfuIberen.
"Sar bar llnocrfanoner omboro /
"6repa", ben9ong, ioa ban mon bel
pi6c oct -"
"Se9n flyer iee!" Hu bar BET
&sibooOSmanoenS Zine, Tom log
Sans Ben, Sanoner Nartirien traf
aanoncren ilunb.
Oct par SsibaapSmonOen, iom bar
Bert % oct boooe bPnbt isr, noor
Gette fil6nc Sema fom poa gane, at
Sononeren par Bit benpiit I'll at
oreitc oct uioere mco iia Ielu uoenior.
Tua Bette Smraabe ioritoo gamIG
aitteIien life Spsg. % itcrt bar ban
icm Ell 9ierr trob$ Baaoe SrGbenct
% 8igten / Sen Stortao, ban baooe
miiIct peO Observation-Disclosures ON,
boro i "Norneu". Sanonereu por et
Barn I hans Irnle, nnor ban fsrIt lit
Tag me0 RpUernc, SBibnubmon.
Den. ga - % ian par set ben gomIe
Somaicorum "RsO Romer", ionl
annoneren foI0te Den. Zen bupoe
ale Gage spct en- uimooitooelig iii.
l%otfcIie poa bom, BELT ira ban ION
StibSgut ior iorite Sang baobe
imagt oen / i~cIueite aiugitor.
Seq ifoI ii big no, Dit gonIc
GTu9rer. Der on litter" bruumci
HeibonoSrauoeu, "ot nanr bu bnr
ben 2gre at or0oaG5 iom &igcnronN
mcb Dine SuerorOneoc. iua bar on al
boloe aiUitl Goritoor on oet?"
ga ia - Sfoo! bn!" fom oct ira
"SiQemaroen". SsibaooSmonocr
Graf % optog brummenbe Den ta6tl
8rnab.
So, set bar iom ioot, SenQoro b
trpoiet no @ibraltaritrGSet mco &c,
liberia" - ingen onoen uorif Or.
IcgomonS bar giort set arpoS bpcr,
Ten isr eacr ienere. 90 iea foloel
Get en- lin Waa6c at fuittere ocn ircrl
lie gifaore poo. Sffc ct Sti5 iillgt,
cS, cuhoo ban bnoOc fine beoite Sci
Ierc i Nio0GIbouet oeugong, Spcn
ten -- bci, bpao err oet?"
Ger bortca en- ipog Santen pot
Gsrcr.
Som mo! Soao nil Ou?"
@n uug 0}onO mco Sotten meacn
&Gnocrue gioroe ct forIcgcnt 9ut
bprte peO Gerer. Seq f~oritprrcl
fanife?"
"So, Set oeo @ltS on gisr 49, boai
nil on $3.50 bpa6 er on for emp"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
8amlc Nfpr.

gu 9anIe Norl on litter arm,
TO- Soeitteu er iom Blob.
men enbad / Dit Siarta BARN.
90 on meg sap min iterte firm
o. bette bile Rob.
Oh turfno Sanrir np nit Slim
iontangeir SerrenS Song
% ipite MEG iom Buten bin
% bIes meg mi garmen inn
min ii8eriuue Gong.
Ga 9amIe on, bu GAP til meg
mi miufe Siartcrot,
% bcrfor maa eg clIfn bes,
forbcIii ca panfar paa min BEG
nm 10 paa piqan Sot.
". 6. @inie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13

"Naa ia - ies ipnes ou iibber Ser
og Hirer -
50. ieg tRnfer bare paa mig felt
oa nae mine iorfieIiige Spiser.
irbre -"
"Sm - en- Sing biz iee iige big
= ieg agter life at Iabe ben gamIe
Soiotcn Hippo meb oenne enc On.
eangen!"
"SSffe bet -"
"gtei - nh goar ieg OBJ oa cir
BAN glaffen omisien - oe oenne.
gang ifal ban life fomme iaa let ira
Oct"
aonoitor Sanien trof poa sfulbe.
rem - oct itemte life meo bans Or.
foringer, at ct Yiseborn bar al ben
Wsie barb.
Wen Sarl emanuel inappet lin
Sat og for paa Der.
Ssiboobsmono aittelien laa 6libe.
lig iroilumret | i'm mogelige StoI, %
Sarl emanuel REP 0sren op uoen at
tanfe paa. @amlingen ifpat bit /
S9bet.
"er Der g~ranb2" freq ban og
9neo Jig | Einene. 0fen ban ipGrret
Gem op paa blot Sab, ba Den for.
lmaaeoe glifer = uoen iaameget ionl
al foge Soften al - iti1et fig op for.
an BAN meo S9nberne | 9urelom.
ilet og aa6net 9atalien.
"Sisger on Der og ioper miot paa
Sagen, bit gamle Spinl
Ssibaabsmon6en troe6e life fine
egne gren % iua fig uuiIfanrIie ON /
TGreliet efter @ienitanoeu for bennc
SiltaIe.
"Soao = bpab betpr bette" m,ln-
leoe BON forpirret.
Oct betDr naturligpis, at on er
orliffenL bin elenoi9e Sploefant -
on ifrloe fannie big, if,iIbe bu!"
"Nei naa bar ies albrie / nit 9io
- nei Iafe til uforifammet
6brl" SsibaaosmanSen formeIig
inappet efter 8eiret - ban elemte
rent at torone lss, iaa forbaliiet bar
ban ooer Offenitpen. 90 &arl Gina.
mel bar life ien ON at forfslge fin
Seier.
Scr lisger on os griier os icper
iaa fltlo JON en- aIfe, mems Gin egerl
Ssnneoutter greater Smerle no al
Sopeoet paa fig, foroi bum life fan
faa ben bun bill ia! SO, oct er ct M.
beIist spn!
Seq nterler bu er iplitter piner6e
gal, Wanbl"
ga, iee er gal - og bar Oh life
EFT elenoig arsbling, iom life er n9ro
at ei @riien, ina ffitIbe on faa ioa
mpe SuIilts, iom funoe liese paa bin
iproise arop! Iei - nei, ito itiue
- on fan iaa alligepel life reiie Dig,
Din elenbiee eamle Srlebut!"
"gtei, ma gaor bet for pioti Se
on tGnfer at forlope Dig meb Sennp?
Sababa -" Ssibaaosmanoen
10 iao ban ifreg.
Seq tRnfte oct, ia = men MI bar
icg Jet, boao Slass 6amilie bun bar,
cg nj hnr leg bet9nft mig. Sua =
en- Zig Raatamp al en- Watros, iom
brerfen fan l9ie eler ffripel Rei taf,
Din ifinbeqige garnemorber - Din
gdmIe Spabcrgnit = Din -"
"Solo Cpl SoIo Cpl" Ssibaabs.
mnnoen faitet Jig tilboae og 10, iaa
1oarcrne triuet. Seq Ter mig
iGiell"
go le ou - BET er Oct eneite on
ouer iii -"
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8onlin9en reiite iis msiiommelis
- ban funbe npiten life fomme ii1
op al 2atter. Get pilbe bore ebia
Spnb % Sfam, ON life on fit Sige.
barnett"
San itolsret leenoe bort til 0sren.
~"SSSennp! Sennp! SOM neb = aiG'
reiten sin er berl"
Ssibaabsnndnben rafte Saanben
irem: "Selfommen / Salnilien, @ut.
ten min - ser err gaaet Ell itorartei
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8arnle gfpr.
gu oarrIe Morl on Hitter arm,
TO- Soeitten er Tom Blob,
men erpad / Dit Siarta pnrnt.
90 on meg sao min iterte firm
M Nrttr ninp MnS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
About People
Movements OF individuals to and
From the City

''C-N-Ai-sH.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Moffatt of
Philadelphia, are visitors i'm the CITY.
Mr. Dunlap. OF Moundsyille. spent
Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. .cams arc
spending few days in rittsburg.
Mr.. Doyle, the well known oil man
OF Sistersville. spent Tuesday in the
city.
Deputy Marshal Charles Welscber
Is making an automobile tour of
Ohio.
Chester Stats. OF the Cincinnati
university. is spending his vacation
with his brother. DR. o. y. Stats. OF
1912 Jacob street.
Miss Ella James has returned 10
her home on the South Side after a
visit with Warrington friends.
William Shelf formerly OF this CITY.
but now of Parkorsburg. is in the
city visiting friends.
The Misses Rhea, Mary md Edna
llaskins. daughters Of Dr. and Mrs.
7. VI. Haskins. who have been visit
ing for the past two weeks at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
To Hold Market.

The Standard Bearers OF the
Wesley Methodist Episcopal churon
Will hold a market about the eigh-
teenh of the month at the T. J.
Straight store at Thirty-sixth and
Jacob streets. All kinds OF home
made bread. cakes and pies viii be
offered for sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
INTERESTING EVENTS AT PoPU
LAR RESORT.
Harold Bloch Wins Golf Match by
Close marsin-Grounds eesuti-
fully Decorated.

Independence Day was appro-
piately observed by the members OF
Wheeling's higher society yesterday
at the grounds OF the Wheeling Coun-
try club. that beautiful place near
Woodsdale. and the affair was one OF
the largest attended functions OF the
season, many members of the cub
spending the day there with their
families. while many more attended In
the evening. The building and
grounds were beautifully decorated.
the national colors predominating.
Special trips were made by the club
bus from Woodsdale station to tho
grounds, but quite a few members at
tended in their automobiles, the roads
leading 10 the club being i'm excellent
condition, making the drive a pleas
ant one.
The interesting program OF amuse-
ments and events which had been ar
ranged. was carried out without any
interference on the part OF the
weather. although the dry weather OF
the past few days had the effect of
making the greens very fast, and as
a result no very close scores were
N az 'it sui tournament. DICK
stein was the winner OF the potato
race, while the sack race was won BIZ
BRADY Earlywine. who also took first
In the marathon race which was run
IN the afternoon, the distance being
from the club house TO the flag stan
at the top of the hill and return.
Bloch Wins at Golf.
Harold Bloch was the winner of the
winner of the golf tournament with
the net score OF 20. and receives first
prize. which is having his name en-.
graved on the big silver cup. :. O.
Laughlin and J. b. Baum, each with a
net score OF 80. tied for second
honors. The tie will be PLAYED of
saturday afternoon when the winner
VIII receive second prize, a silver
cup. b. 5. Mcclure won the fourth
prize, which was five golf balls. and
Alex. Campbell. Jr, Julius Pollock.
1r, and Clinton Campbell tied for
next honors. This tie also will be
played off Saturday afternoon. The
winner of the tie will receive fifth
prize, which consists of four golf
balls, and the next will receive sixth
prize. which is three balls. while the
loser OF the match will take seventh
place with two balls. The individual
scores follow:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
TRAGEDY
Continued from first PaSe.)

Harold Duvall. OF Powhatan, who
with compaiion was padding a small
canoe across the Ohio. near that place
yesterday afternoon fell from the
craft and was drowned before his
companion. Herman Alberts, could
reach him. The two young men had
been rowing vigorously all day and
were returning home when the acct
dent occurred.
Although the water at that point
was only eight feet deep, Duvall, be-
ing unconscious. never came to the
surface after topping from the boat.
His body was recovered a half hour
later when a party started dragging
the river. The victim was 80 years
of age and was married only three
weeks ago TO a well known young
lady OF Powhatan. When his young
wife was informed OF the accident
she tainted and for a time was in a
serious condition.
Hand Blown OF.
While charging an old toy cannon,
the barrel of which was made of lead
pipe. Arthur Carter. age Is, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. a. +. Carter. OF Forest
View. had three fingers and a portion
of the right hand blown off when the
powder exploded. lie was removed
to the city hospital by his uncle. DR..
John T. Carter. OF West Alexander,
where the portion OF the hand injured
was amputated. While in a serious
condition he will soon be able TO leave
the hospital.
With a number OF other compaions
young Carter repaired the old toy
cannon and taking il to a hill near
the Carter home started firing IL.
Heavy charges of powder were ramed
in the pipe and a fuse attached
which exploded 1t. After loading the
pipe full of powder young Carter
started ramming il in and striking
1t a hard blow the powder exploded
with disastrous result
Struck BY Auto.
In attempting TO dodge a motor
cycle G.. l.. Parker, OF Steubenville. a
prominent coal operator. ran in front
Of an automobile carrying an Ohio
license tag in front OF the Mcclure
yesterday at noon and was badly in
tured. The big machine was running
at good rate OF speed and just as
II shot in front OF Mr.. Parker. he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
rs Rescued by Young Men-Domestie
Troubles Said 20 be Cause
Of Rash Act
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE is UNsUc..-
CESSFUL.

Leap'ng from the Wheeling Termi.
nal Railroad bridge into the river.
moro than lUO feet below. Mrs Lucy
Porter. Of Martins Ferry. yesterday
afternoon ar $50 made her third un-
successful attempt a. suicide.
When first noticed. the woman was
f'andiug az the outer edge o. the span
over Tho channel. looking a. tho Wa
Ter. bur nothing was thought of this.
o. ~ was supposed that she had
dropped something into the river.
When she stepped 20 the edge. how
ever. the occupants of several boats
ON rho river were stirred into life and
started Dn mad race 10 the bridge
10 save her lifo. % possible The first
~ roach tho spot VAS small steel
skin manned by Lloyd Encix and Ed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
Woman Jumped From
The Terminal Bridge

ward -. Donaldson. Intelligencer re-.
portcrs. CLYDE Donaldson. Henry Haz.
lett and I'd Dunlap. OF MoundgviIle
The shouts Of the boys attracted tho
woman's attention. and the boat was
within twenty feet Of the bridge when.
after raising her hands in PRAYER. the
woman gave a wild leap and plunged
swiftly downward 10 the water. strik-
ing on her side
Tho body had hardly reached tho
water when the boat containing the
Young men reached tho spot and
dragged mo woman 20 safety She
was taken to rho shore. whore. after n
half hours hard work. she was 70.
stored % consciousness and taken 20
fhe N0rfh Wheeling hospital. whore 10
vas found that mo other injuries had
boon inflicted other than the shock
The first words spoken hv the wo.
man after coming 20 were.
Why dd you eavo me- why did
you save moo r. you had n husband
who treated you Ike mine sou would
frv f0 commit suicide. ZOO"
Sho said thar shc had taken some
ching earlier Iu rho dav fp make hcr
''Dp. and 10 had not done 90 She r.
.Iad '1 fcH what sha had fakou
Some i.mo aro eho attempted suicide
hs w11Ing into rho river b1t was
saved
WI. ~ HOCKEY" portsrs
Mra Porter ie fho Wifo OF "fInckov.
Porter and iuaf ono wear aro her
husband and Mrs Porter f fe alleged
bad r0ur trouble in which Mrs por
f'r Ha. hshrd ont OF Tho river moro
dead 'hau alive. and few worke ae0
Dor ln band applied 90 fhr Martin
Frrrv police fDr protection. stating
chat hie nIfo pae frying f1 poieon
him. md from fho police records hr
married N'o - mo two has not been
f1e most l0taffn
Mr. Porter brother. bv fhc name
0f Mcconnell several years aro
.urnporl nT fIr channel anau of frfa
bridge hrf landed safely and started
'f 0n career aa bridge Jumper
IInr mother. $50 years AGO. ended
Dor .fr Pos 'Nuu'inr herself while fho
''m'I" lived Ir fho old UaakIrs Glass
company factory on TIrrf street
"i'r" 'hoF Dad moved after % food
Not Sympathetic.
Whom Mr. Porter made Hrr dra~enf
from fhr bridge Dor daughter VauIa
H. Iu fHo river bathing not Gar from
hero fhr mother landed. and .oua
persons hurried f0 fcU fne daughter
I aU'rnd fhr daughter made some
r"rHrks fIlf would NOT IrnF r0Dr fr
r.'' and continued Der swimming In
Ahs Ttsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05

elsewhere in this issue. Another 40
cident was narrowly prevented when
a canoe in which four young men
were riding turned over near the
wharf. The water was very low at
this place which prevented a posi-
BILE tragedy.
Patsy Lynch. a heater at the
Whitaker mill, was overcome by heat
at his home in the East End late last
evening and he was rushed to the
North Wheeling hospital, and IL not
in a serious condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05

made flying leap for the hood of
the machine in an effort to save him
self from being run down. He missed
the hood of the car. however. and was
knocked against the curbstone and
his face badly cut. He was taken
into McLain's drug store. where his
injuries were attended TO and he was
then able to proceed home.
Heat Victims.
Aside from the drowning at Pow.
hatan, three prostrations from heat
were reported in this city. The ac-
count of these prostratins appear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05

home Of their aunt. Mrs. W. b.
Petit. OF Beverly. W. Va. returned
home yesterday morning. The young
ladies were accompanied home by
their cousin, John Petit. who is a
student at Randolph Macon college.
and will spend part OF his vacation
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
House Party

The beautiful Stratford Springs
hotel was the scene OF a Jolly house
party Tuesday afternoon and evening
The guests all took part in making
the affair pleasant one.
Inc grounds and balconies were
brilliantly lighted for the occasion.
Inc evening was spent in dancing
and an elaborate display OF fireworks
was sent up. Delicious refreshments
were served during the evening.
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Lawn Tennis.
The lawn tennis events consisted
OF gentlemen's doubles only. The first
match was won By Laughlin ana
hugus from Merit. Franzheim and
Grubb. who lost the first two sets 81
ana %. In the second match Pollock
and Fish lost two OF the three SETS 10
Taylor and Franzheim as follows.
81. % and 7-5. In the final. LaugbIin
and Hugus defeated TAYLOR and
tranzheim by 6. - and "a. The
playing was spirited and was witness.
ed by large number. Each winner
was awarded five tennis balls.
Fireworks Display.
y magnificent display of fireworks
was held on the lawn Iu the afternoon
and also in the evening. The after.
Moons display was given mainly for
the entertainment OF the children.
Dancing formed the main diversion
OF the evening and concert music
Vas furnished throughout the after
noon and evening by Meister's or
chestra. The dance was well attend.
ed and several delightful hours were
spent IN this pleasant diversion.
Those present were:
Among those present during tho dav
were.
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Automobile Party.

a party OF Columbus people tour
ing the state. made a stop at the
Strauord Springs hotel and spent the
Fourth and enjoyed the house party
given by the guests and the fire
works in the evening. Those in the
party We're: Mr.. b. c. Aller. Lester
{. Aller. Miss Florence Aller and Ida
Aller
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INDEPENDENCE DAY AT
THE COUNTRY CLUB

day was enjoyed by about two hun
dred and fifty.
ADJUSTMENTS OF all kinds were en-
ioyed and all partook OF a tempting
lunch in the grove.
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Tho Wesley Nofhodiat Episcopal
Suuda, school p.rnickcd 100 Wanev =
Grove Tuesday and most deifhuui
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BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES.

Mr.. Farrell of the Farrell Music Co.
ing.
Miss Davenport of Berlin, Wis,
called at the college this morning.
Floyd w. Latham of Abbotsford,
enrolled for course of study today.
The total enrolment at the Bust
ness college during 1910-l9ll winter,
totaling 10 day students and 81 night
students. The night session will
close off Thursday evening, March
10th.
The Business college team finished
up the season by playing and defeat
ing the Athens team at Athens last
Friday evening by a score of 3l-l9 in
a fast clean game. The team has
made an enviable record for itself
this season, winning twelve out of
thirteen games their one and only de
feat being with Park Falls.
The following officers were elected
by the Wausau Business College
Literary society on Feb. oath to serve
for one month:
President-Mr. Howard.
1st e-President-MiSS Merklein.
2nd Vice-President-Mr Rhulusch.
Secretary-Miss Smale.
Treasurer-Mr Kaiser.
The society holds weekly meetings
and conducts literary programs every
Friday evening, the purpose of which
is to train the students in parliament
airy practice and literary work. The
last meeting will take place on March
81, 1911, which will witness the close
of its literary work for the winter.