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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03

Cross day camp. Afternoon tea and
supper will be served, and among the
articles to be disposed of is a large doll.
which has been named by Mrs. Taft.
The regular meeting of the Lucy Hol-
combe Chapter, D. A. R., for November
was held at the residence Of Mrs. James
B. Dalgleish. $3.50 Fourteenth street
northwest, with Mrs. Edwin A. Hill pre-
siding. The most important topic under
discussion was the preparation OF a
Christmas box to go to the chapters
protege, Laura Moody, in the Vale
CruCis School, in North Carolina. 1t
was decided to send clothing that would
be useful during the year. An invitation
was received from the patriotic meeting
at the New willard. and one also for the
unveiling OF the tablet in the Peter
House. both of which events have been
on the D. A. r. calendar for the past
week.
Mr.. Turpin and Mr.. Tanning are en-
gagged for the tableaux arranged by Mrs.
Hemmick formerly Mrs. Barney, and
will be the house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hemmick during their stay in Washing
ton. Mr.. Tanning will sing the following
programme: Old Italian seventeenth CEN
tury), by Gasparni; Old German (six-
teeth century,; Old French Oouis XVI
minueD: "Dante's Dream by Pludde-
mann: Over the Desert" by KelIie; TOO
Young for Love-" by Rotoli; ''Herodiade,"
by Massenet; Der Fri Konig," by Loewe,
and Keys of Heaven" The tableaux
will be given at Rauscher's on December
13 at $50 o'clock. in connection with a
tea and sale for the benefit Of the House
Of the Good Shepherd. Miss Fannie whe-
Ian, of the Dupont, has charge of the
sale of seats.
The Yale Glee. Mandolin. and Banjo
clubs will give their annual concert here
on January l in the ballroom of tho
Willard Hotel, which will be followed by
subscription dance.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Martin Stoner
will have a large house-warming recep-
ton in their new home, a Iowa Circle.
on Tuesday evening" December II, when
they will present their young guest, Miss
Margaret Messenger, OF Easton, Pa, who
will spend the winter with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann have cards
out for a large evening reception on De-
cember 16, at $50.
Mrs. Lauterbach, of New York, who is
spending some time at the New willard
Hotel here, entertained at brilliant re-
ception there last evening.
At the tea and sale for the House
keepers Alliance, on Wednesday, from 8
to s o'clock, at the residence of Mrs, II.
B. +. Macfarland, 120S Eighteenth street,
the tables will be in charge of Mrs. Rich
ard Wainwright, Mrs. W. d. Bigelow,
Miss Vinton, and others. Among the
choice offerings viii be gift books hand
bound in Italy; choice small pictures.
and Porto Rican embroideries. In the tea
room Mrs. Sampson and Mrs Strong will
pour tea and Mrs. Collision and Mrs.
Hird win assist.
The Round Table Club of the Young
Women's Christian Association extends
a general invitation to an open meeting
at Sis o'clock Wednesday evening, De-
eernber s. at which time Miss May Ship
man will lecture on Madonna
Forty young women who were away
from home enjoyed a dinner an musical
progremme at the Youns Tomd,s Chris
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03
How to Stretch Out
Your Wrinkles
CFrOm Beauty culture.)

An old-tlme wrinkle remedy that is
wonderfully effective, and yet so HARM
less II can be put on the face OF a baby
without any bad result, is made by dis
solving an ounce OF saxolite in a half
pint OF witch hazel Bathing the face in
this solution-neck and hands, too. II
needed-at once affects every line,
wrinkle, and furrow. The effect is to
tighten the skin and underlying tissue.
which virtually stretches out the
wrinkles.
II is apparent that the same effect
means the drawing in" Of folds and
bagginess about the cheeks, neck, chin
or hands. Ask the druggist for the
powdered saxolite, which form is easily
dissolved.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03

Assistant Secretary Of State and Acting
Secretary. made a toast to the King of
Siam. and Mr.. Sanpakitch replied with a
toast to the President of the United
States and to the prosperity and hapPi-
ness Of the American nation.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac T Mann have cards
out for a large evening reception on De-
cember 16, at $50.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03

Mrs. Lauterbach. of New York, who is
spending some time at the New willard
Hotel here, entertained at brilliant re-
ceptfon there last evening.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner
will have a large house-warming recep-
ton in their new home, a Iowa Circle.
on Tuesday evening" December II, when
they will present their young guest, Miss
Margaret Messenger, OF Easton, Pa, who
will spend the winter with them.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03

A tea and sale of fancy articles. dolls,
homemade cakes, candies, jeIlies, &C,
will be held at the Registered Nurses
Club, 1887 X street. Wednesday,, Decem-
ber 6. from 3 to 10 p. IN. The proceeds
will be devoted to the clubhouse and Red
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03

The Yale Glee. Mandolin. and Banjo
clubs will give their annual concert here
on January l in the ballroom of the
Willard Hotel, which will be followed by
a subscription dance.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03

Mrs. A. P. Crenshaw has cards out for
a tea December 19, from to 6, to present
her second daughter, Elizabeth Parker
Crenshaw, to society
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Johnson entertained
1t dinner last evening, when covers were
laid for twenty.
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The Round Table Club Of the Young
Women's Christian Association extends
general invitation to an open meeting
at Sis o'clock Wednesday evening, De-
cernber s, at which time Miss May Ship
man will lecture on ''Madonnas'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03


tie Hopkins, Florence Lehn, Lizzie
Leonard, %Sophie Polling, Henrietta
Robinson, Tessie Sahenone. Gene
We've Smith. Gertrude walIfRg.
*LdIlian Bennett.
Seventh Grade-Miss Mary A.
Morreli, teacher; Frank Brlskie.
fRusseli Cherry, Kenneth Hoose,
George Jacobs, Benjamin Lufbur-
row, sPereivaI Lishook, Garrett
Roberts, Harold Uhrig, Walter Nor
ris. Cora Baker, Evelyn Bedle,
Beatrice RaDp, Alice. Roberts,
*Barbetta Walling, fHazel Collins.
Sixth Grades. C. McCurdy, JOS
eph Ansbro, Albert Lober, Edward
Maurer, Russell Travis, Hewitt
Wharton, Raymond Kruser, Mary
Cook. Naomi Lewis. Bertha Maurer.
Lydia Tyler, Beatrice Wilson, Adele
Walling.
Fifth and Sixth Grades-Miss
Anna H. Bedle, teacher; Eta Con-
over, Margaret Gelhaus, Edna
Holmes, Oliyina Johnson, Carrie
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03
GRANDMOTHER
USE SAGE TEA
To Darkea the Hair and Restore
Gray m Faded Hair to Its
Natural Color.

1t Is easier to preserve the color
of the hair than to restore IL, all
though it is possible to do both.
Our Grandmothers understood the
secret. They made a sage tea, -
and their dark, glossy hair long af-
ter middle life was due to this fact.
Our mothers have gray hairs before
they are fifty, but they are begin
ming to appreciate the wisdom of
our grandmothers in using sage
tea" for their hair and are fast fol-
lowing suit
The present generation has the
ad vantage of the past in hat it can
get a ready-to-use preparation call
ed Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy As a scalp tonic and color
restorer this preparation is vastly
superior to the ordinary Sage tea
made by our grandmothers.
This remedy is sold under guar
antee that the money will be re-
funded Ii 1t fails to do exactly as
represented.
III your hair is locfng color or
coming cut, start using Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur today, and see
what a change 1t will make In a few
days time.
This preparation Ia offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and Is
recommended and sold by all drug
gists.
Special Agent, Lauer Drug Co,
Cor. Smith and State streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03

teacher; Myrtle Bailey. Ruth Nc
Keen.
Eleventh Grade-Mfss Wells,
teacher; Norman Everdesl, Frank
Young, Esther Lober, Helen Long
street, Marie Wallace, Elizabeth
Young.
Tenth Grade-Miss Mccullough,
teacher; J. Jackson, J. Rosevear. #,
Young. Ethel Ackerson, Olive Brit
ton, Irene Butler, Miriam Gonover,
Ava Hendricksen. Ida Morreli, LII
lian Phillips, Mae Rose, Catherine
WEIGH, Adele vigne.
Ninth Grade-Herman Maurer,
Marion Brown, Madeline Currie,
Rosanna- Mccain, Bessie Mount,
Idella Tyler.
Grammar Department.
Eighth Grade-Ada f.. Poole,
teacher; Thomas Brown, *Aiyfn
Fitzgerald, Harry Maurer, Emil
Tanner, %Frank Mason, swarm Wal
ling, EVA Boyce, Myrtle Boyce,
Bessie Ghinery, "susie Frank, *Hat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03

Jones. SILVA Longstreet. sWilleH-
ma Smith, Alta Waliing. Dorothy
Waliins, Martha BurIew, sEofs Car
ney. SHAY Irwin, Grace Kelly. Kath-
leen Lufburrow, Meredith Smith,
May Van Pelt, sEIeanor Young.
Fifth Grades. c. Watson. teach
er; %Nealie Britton, Albert Beers.
Willard Brown, JoBeph Holland,
Leo Helies, %William L~ambertson,
*Harold Lambertson, Fred Post,
Roy Sproul, Josie Schenone, *Gerald
Smith, Clinton WycoH, Walter Cot
trell, mildred Reinhold.
Fourth Grade-Miss p. o. Mc-
Keen. teacher; everett Cokefet,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03

Harry Coward, Howard Terry,
Leon Wallfng @Jesn Brsnran.
Pssuaary Department.
Fourth Grade-Mfss Iva Triton.
teacher: ~John Carter. John Dane.
Archie Dick. Milton Jackson, Erred
Patterson, ~Carmen Rapella, Via
cent Tracey Yeppe Wallace. @Ern-
est Walling. sBessie DeMann, Bes-
sic Geiger, Leone Hardy, Ruth
Kelly, *Marion Smith.
Third Grade-Mfss Pearl Warne,
teacher: Norman Snyder. Harry
Du Four. "Kenneth Gelhaus, Gilbert
Hanson, Harold Johnson, James
Meehan, Harry Rapolla, Hubert
Smith, Benjamin Seligman, Mary
Antieo, sMarion Aumaek, Delema
Bailey, dorothy BedIe, Gladys
Croes, Gladys Evans, %MabeT Ham
flton. %Annie Jones, Edna Jones,
Amy Omerod. Annie Piney, Sarah
seiigman.
Third Grade-B. Morris, teach
err; Everett Barber, Theodore Dick,
( Albert Johnson, ~RaIph Longstreet,
Angelo Rapolla, Robert Todt, Frank
Walling, *Alfred WaIling, Walter
Jankiewicz, @Etta Britton, marion
Fitzgerald, Agnes Corey, *AItee
Jackson, Norma Van Brunt, silva
| Wilson, Florence Walling.
Second Grade-Mildred Lackey.
teacher; Theodore Palumbo, Ken
meth Voorhees,, Harold Smith, ED
! ward Woolley, Laura Deginini.
*Leola Jackson, *Janet Smith.
First Grade-Eisie M. Curtis,
! teacher; William Hail, Melvin Philo.
Elizabeth Hall, Olive Van Brunt.
First Cradle. Lufburrow,
teacher; Arne Kalma, Harvey s..
/ Bedle, Jr.. Morris Britton, Thomas
Burrowes, Jr., Edwin e. Conklin,
! Kenneth Copklin, Richard w. Jew
EFT, Jr., John Johnson, Donald s.
Lockwood, William Terry, Eva N.
Burrowes.
West keyport school.
First. Second and Third Grades
Matte NJ. Butler, teacher; =Bernard
Flynn, Burton Bovine, *Helen
Bovine, *Mabel Grifing. Helen
Slower.
East keyport.
First Grade-EIsie Nj. Marshall,
teacher; sJames Brennan, Martin
Corey, %Roy Huylar, Terry Kelly.
Eddie Lough1fn, *Kenneth Mason,
@Lester Post, Virginfa Danforth,
GLADYS Fox, Florence Peteier,
Mabel Smith, Dorothy Van Pelt,
Hazel Walling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03
HONOR ROLLS
At kEYpORT
Neither Tardy Nor Absent
During Past Month.
Essslai o sAe gYsNIYa Nnrs

Keyport, Nov. 5.-supervising
Principal A. Nj. Dick, Of the Keyport
school, gives the following as pupils
that have perfect attendance during
the past month. The t before a
name indicates that the pupil has a
perfect attendance every school day
this year:
Senior Class-Miss Van Brackle,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03

Second Grade-Annie Wheeler,
teacher; Randolph Apologize, SWIM
cent Apologize, *Henry Dane,
George Harris, Joseph Nelly, Frank
.LoughTfn, Frank VaHpelt, Gladys
IBirkbeck, *Carolyn DEFY, Elsie Wag-
ner, Ella Wallace.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29

sinqRtou hst Wednesday foarr avistt With
Mr.. and Mrs rimseaadd, sspalGirenlttn of
Mn Ostapder. Mis- ii0limstead, who
has been visiting here for some time,
returned with { !. 54* 5|, e
Mrs. W. Stems returned from Chaska,
Wednesday, where she had heen called
by the serious illness Of her sister.
Mrs. T: Champlain and daughter,
Rhea. left for Osakis Saturday after,
noon tor q visit with Mr.. Champlain.
Walter Hass ana Irwin Mie1ke, who
are attending Concordia college: in st.
Paul, arrived for their holiday vaoa-
tion Thursday. F.:
Donald Christie of Long Prairie
drove up Saturday afternoon to meet
his brother, George, who arrived here
from Wisconsin, where he is attending
the university. . :
Mn. Chas. CLAM and son, Forest Of
Cyrus, spent Christmas with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. J. D. 8tith.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29

Sc thlel II. alsld Nh nsterI BEaiaula'
6r. home SUNDAY. ss Els #sSs .7#s.5a5 sas55.
Regina Hcrtsoh Of s.. Paul i home
on 8 short visit. I. 5s5l II s. Y. (
III. and Mra Mike sand we're the
guests OF the lkr. and Mn. John Sand
home Sunday. .#5S #$ 5 @
I. Ronellenftsch vas in Royalton
! SUNDAY. .ra7 !: $#E#. 8,
! Mr. and Mrs. W,ntermeyar Of st.
| Cloud was here on q. short visit with
Nj. ana Mrs. Mike Sand. II T: /;
Sebastian Janson returned to his home
in Wadena Saturday. He WaA here to
attend the funeral of his father, Joe
Ia:sOn. ~ n, +: ~ =, .r> 7
Clara Ronellenfitsch is working for
| Mrs: John Sand this week, who il on
the sick list. 9 iii ~. ..
Mrs. Emil Leigh is here on q visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Those that were in Royalton on
account of the bank business Satuc.
day. are Henry Wiellng, George
DOcken, John Winscher, Joe Herw ers,
! and Herman and Chas. Kuschel. y:
MI. and Mrs. Jake Schmolke Of
Ramey were visiting at the MI. and
Mrs. John Schmolke home Sunday.
Joe. :Otremba drove to Pierz on bust.
ness "Wednesday. :,
Peter Kelzenberg returned from New
Trler Saturday. He was working on q
farm there since last spring.
katie Dengel came home after q two
weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. Peter
Niue, Ter, in Pierz.
Albert, George and Tresia Deble1
were visiting at. the Mr.: and Mrs.
John Dehler home Sunday.
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. FLENSBuRG

F.: Def. E.-Miss Sophie johnson il
down from Duluth for q weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Linda Freeman is spending the
holidays with her parents.
Joel and Abel Axmark came home
from Cyrus last Saturday.
Miss Anna Rylander came home Fri
day from Little Fails for a weeks visi,
with her parents.
MI. and Mrs. Moline entertained Z
few of their FRIENDS and relatives last
Saturday evening.
Mi. and Mrs. Gust Sundberg were
county seat callers Saturday.
John Bergstrom was in Little Fallt
on business Tuesday.
Miss Anna Moline is spending bel
holiday vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Ed. Jyhnson will entertain thu
LADIES' aid Of the Swedish Congrega'
tional church at her home next Sunday
afternoon, the 8lst, at 2 O'Clock. AL
are welcome.
Miss Hiloa .Grandberg spent Christ
mas with her parents.
+" Rev. Father janski was in Swanville
last Sunday.
Miss Hylma Anderson Is home TO,
the holidays.
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RICE LAKE

Dec. 27.-Jack Duerr and George
Monk hauled straw to Royalton Fri
day.
G. f.. Winkie and VIM. Bennewitz
we're callers at Buckmau last week.
Bill Duerr and Ulysses Morrill, drove
to Roy alton Saturday of last week. .
teaching in E1mdale, returned lat Sat-
urday for a months vacation at her
home here. :, ~
down from Rillman Tuesday for a few
days on business.
Ulysses Morrell left Tuesday for the
woods where he will work during the
winter. ..
e. +. Winkie made a business trip to
Royalton Tuesday.
G. 4. Winkle made q business trip
to Royalton tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Peterson was a Little
Falls caller Tuesday.
Richard Love lett on Tuesday for q
few days visit with relatives at HILL
man.
Neil Mcleod, who has been work
ing at International Falls reformed
home last week.
Services were held Sunday at the
school house here. Quite q large crowd
attended.
Many have taken advantage OF our
big subscription offer. Have your
Miss Isabel Mcleod. who has been
teaching school near Buchanan, has re-
signed her position and returned to
her home tere last week.
Bill Duerr and Osmer LEIGH drove
to Royalton Tuesday afternoon on
business
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Dec. 81 j. Hilbride. our
5evelry man, was : Bovius VISITOR
Tuesday z ss .5 .ts@s2
ADoraw Fal,ust, Christ Morreil,
Blarnev Gross and Henry Hoffman
went TO Bradbury last Tuesday wners
they Will make WOOD.
Mike Tshida, who is. employed at
Onamia. was here to spend. Christmas
with his family. {.
Prof. N. Ahies returned today from
Rockville where he yisiteu with his
parents and friends. %'', ~
Stanley Januzeski was q Duluth
caller this week. lie took q CARLOAD OF
potatoes up there.
frank .Ma1schik: left Tuesday night
for Valley City, N. d.. where he Will
visit with friends. " - '~f -
Mrs. ::&Wenzel Medek was q st: Joseph
visitor. this week. She visitt i her
daughter: Mary, who is attending the
1T: J0Asph. academy,
Miss G: Blake loft Monday for st.
Joseph where she will enter the st:
Joseh academy. d. :;
A. T. Stoli and brother, Reinhard,
spent !Cbristma with their mother in
Little Falls
Richard Boehm.. VINO is teaching
school at st. augusta, was home
spending his Christmas with parents
aud friends.
Adolf Vonderhaar and brother,
Henry, were 4o,ne to spend: Christmat
with parent. and friends; ~
J. J.. Gross and Henry eau were st.
Cloud visitors Tuesday. .
We wish you all Happy New Year.
Tony Woke was a Latsrup visitor
Monday.
Cap. Gravel wa q Hillman visitor
,, Sunday.
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Read. Herald Want Ads
-"BUCKMAN

dec. *. -Frapk Weisbrich is haul
ing lumber for Frank Mischke these
days.
Nick Billig ana Joe Hortsch of st.
Johns came home "Wednesday on a
weeks visit with their parents.
Frank Hesch, a 500 tine fireman out
of Minneapolis, is home on q weeks
visit with mis- mother, Mrs. Mary
Aesch.
Henry Ross transacted business in
Pierz Friday.
The infant of MI. and Mrs. A.. A.
Hesch was chIistened Louis at the st.
Michael Catholic church IN this
village Sunday. MI. and Mrs. Mike
Sand were sponsors.
l.: Mike SAND went to st. Cloud Thurs
day on business, returning Saturday.
Frank Weisbrich and George Den1en
lett for Fessenden, N. d., Wednesday.
Frank will stay there and George will
soon be hack.
VIM. Slt1man transacted business in
Royalton SATURDAY..
Happy New Year to all the. readers
of this paper.
Wolteang Meyer offers IS reward to
the n that will return his gold
watch. .,
Peter and Henry Mueller were Roy
alton callers Saturday.
j. B. Brender transacted business in
Little Falls Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jake Brausen and
sons, Henry and Peter, Of Canada are
here on a visit with MI. and Mrs.
M. and Mrs: Theodore Decker we're
guests at the Mrs. Mary Hesch home
Saturday.
Old Santa Claus was seen on q
village streets Thursday afternoon dis
tributipg candy. and apples to the chill
dren: -
Mrs. Valentine Zendelback and son,
George, Of Wisconsin, were guests
Of the MI. and Mrs. John Hesch. home
Theodore Decker and family of South
Haven moved to Buchanan last week.
They are now on the old Henry Ross
Jr.,. farm. =
Albert Dehler, who is working IN
the 500 line round house in Minneap-
oils, came home saturday for q weeks
visit with his parents, MI. and Mrs.
Aug. Debler: T..
AUX. Do010k k18U6ACA0A sUNos0~ ~
Royaltou Saturday.
Mira .Cbas. Winscher Of Little Falls
Is here on 2 short visit with her sons
Chas. and John. II
John W,nscher drove to Royalton on
business Saturday.
: Christina Decker, who 10 employed
in Minneapolis, is home or . short
visit Y ith her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Decker. ~,
Joe ". Popp, Of Graham was in town
: ICaiia and Agatha konelleniitech.
who are employed in Mirneapolis,
came home Sunday on a weeks visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1gnatz
Ronellenfitech.
e. MI. and Mrs.. Ienatz Kobilka are
Iheraron 4 snort visit at the Mr.. and
Nm. John Kobijka home.
Joe Hortsch, who is studying at St.
Johns college. .camo home Wednesday
q. weeks VISIT with his parents,
and Mn. Zoo H0ftsch.
Mrs.-Dsvid Raymond Of St. Paul il
here 90 ! weeks visit with her
nsrenta Nj. and Mrs.. Joe H0rtsch.
Toe Westholder and Kapsnor Bros.
came houo from It. Johns Saturday
tnrnnend Christmaeat home
n +. and Mrs Id. Vo9lin were 8oeon
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M. ana Mr.. e. A. Smith and
family and the Misses Hilma and
Judith Peterson took in the program
at the Lutheran church Christmas eve.
ALMA McRae was q Little Falls visit
OF. Saturday.
Manuel Larson spent Sunday with
his parents in Fawndale. He returned
Sunday evening in order to he here to
carry mail Monday as the mail
carriers are only gwen New Years day
a. q holiday.
Miss Eva Mitchell left for the cities
Saturday, where she will spend the
holidays with relatives. Her sister,
Bessie, accompanied her to Little
Falls, returning IN the afternoon.
Miss Matte Aielke, our primary
teacher lett for her home Al, Elgiip via
Sank Centre FRIDAY afternoon: 20 agpepd
her vacation with sher PARENTS 8
Mr.. Nelson, the principal OF our
school,~ drove to Little, Falls Friday
afternoon, where he TOOK the train for
the Twin cities. He will spend most
of bis vacation with his parents in
New LONDON.
Miss Ethel smith left for st. Cloud
via Sank Centre Friday afternoon, aod
win spend her vacation with friends in
that city.
:: Philo ,Pennie arrived from Little
Falls whore he 10 attending high
school 10 spend the holiday vacation
with his parents, Mr.: and Mrs. J.
PeNnie. -
Louis Sittko loft on the freight Sat-
urday for his homo at Sank Rapids to
spend CHRISTMAS with his parents. He
returned Tuesday. >&~> -.
Mr.. Reinke arrived Saturday to
spend the holidays with HE family
hare. ~
Mr.. and Mn. Lynch and baby left
for Birch Lake Saturday afternoon to
spend Christmas with relativea. They
returned Tuesday, a.: * -
. Miss Lucille Edwards, who 10 teach
ing at Clear Lake, arrived Saturday
and will visit with her parents north
west of town. = .
The Misses Salley of Minueapolis
arrived Saturday to: spend Christmas
With their parents, Nh. and Mn. Salley,
south of tow !
Mn. J.. f~saKousbaIger who has been
siok, - AGAIN able 70 be mp.
Dr.. aud Mr.. Ost1auder left for Ken
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-08
BELLEVUE LOSES OPENER
Morningside Shuts Out College Boys
Fifteen to. Nothing.
sMYLIE MAKES LONG RUN
Forward Pass, CuIbertson Play
ing Brilliant Game at
Quarter.

SIOUX CITY, la, Oct 7--(special Tele-
gram electromagnetic scored three touch
downs on Bellevue this afternoon and
won, IS TO o The first was made early
in the game on a sixty-fiVe- yard run by
Smylle. The other two came IN the last
half, both resulting from interrupted for
ward passes
Wichens scored one with run Of
twenty yards aud Knouse the other on a
run Of seventy yards. Seven attempts at
field goals by Morningside failed
With the ball in their territory most
OF the time Bellevue fought desperately
all the way and their swift sure tackling
was a feature Of the game.
Bellevues best gains were made with
the forward pass Three in succession In
the second quarter netting thirty-five
yards Culbertson played brilliant game
for Morningside at quarter His open
field running was remarkable. Bellevue
was frequently peRalized for off-side play.
Lineup.