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hallway and the jolly grin.

hallway and the jolly grill
 The lsnpleasant weather. Of eoufas. had no errors for the Arlingtonans and dozens of beautiful gowns we're shown, and many for the first time, too Guests Of the Eastman and tna other big hotels also turned out in goodly numbers and looked equally as charming as the Arlington set The local social colony also did itself proud, juss as it always does
 Professor Richard Bartcns splendid orchestra has seldom been heard to better advantage His program was an elaborate one and he and his as- sistants did each number full justice. AIT in all. if was just another bis night for he Arlington and the Ar. lington is the hotel that always shows the way in inc entertaining line.
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UNITED STATES
 JUDGES ARRIVES
THREE ARRIVE IN CITY FROM NARioUS POINTS AND ARB
 6EINo ENTERTAINED.
Judge Elmer B. Adams Judge Jaoos Triebor and Judge Frank You
 mans, All at the Eastman. '-

Superintendent Harry II Myers was basiig engaged yesterday in extending the -ee4rtesies of the city to three distinguished personages. being Un.t. ed States Circuit Judge Elmer B. Adams of St. Louis, Mo- and United States District Judges Jacob -Trieber of the Eastern district of Arkansas. and Prank Yeomahs Of the Western district of Arkansas, the latter hay ing been recently appointed to sue oeed the late Judge Rogers at Fort Smith
 All of these gentlemen urc personal friends of the superintendent and he derives much satisfaction n showing them the attractive features of this resort and explaining to them the great possibilities'l1r the future while driving about in the magnificent new Brewster landau drawn by that beau tiful blooded span of carriage horses which have been purchased by the department for governmental use, and which add a distinctive feature to the equipment of the reservation as well as to create favorable Impress sion in the minds of all our promI- nent visitors who rightfully believe there is nothing too good for ouF gov ernment and it's citl2enship.
 The three judges will remain here several days and it goes without say ing that they will thoroughly enjoy their sojourn
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EASTMAN HOTEL CHAT.

Judge Elmer B. Adams, Of st Louis. one of the Middle Vests most noted jurisis, registered et the Eastman yesterday
 Eugene Handlan vas another prom. inent St Louis arrival
 Barney Reilly, H-Il James and 6. W. Cutshaw are three young mem. bers of the Brooklyn Nationals who reached the Eastman yesterday Man. ager Dahlen and three or four of the juveniles are due today
 Other arrivals at hhe Eastman es terday included H L. Randolph Mil. waukce w L. N Wiuer. Milan Mo. Mrs. John w. Corse, Rock Island lill B r. overwten, MemphiA. C Rulher, Now Orleans; Mir and Mrs P 5. sto. yer and son, Chicago; MT and Mrs J W.s Alyord Chicago Mrs u Rohr-
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MARDl GRAs BALL.
Splendid Social Function at Arlington
 Hotel Last Night.

1he Mardi GFas ball al the Airing ton hotel last night was all unquali. fled success and that despite the mis erable eather, which naturally kept quite a number of folks awaNs 1i,e ball was novel in many resneets and the, e is great credit coming e Manager Joe W Corrlngton for the eene,al an proprlateness of the decorltiony The beautiful ballroom donaHd gnother new gown and looked for ali ths world as if New Orleans and not Hst Springs. was it's address for the night There was confetti and al tho lfoner accompanying things and tho aanears and merry makers. generally mad a gala evening
 The crush. was on hand even If the indictment night was responsible fnr quite few absentees. The crush was immediately aarbea.- and the crusa had he gayest sort Of , gay time it was st Valentines night all over again. with the revelers having eyen 8 hiehe- old time. as there was the Mardi Gras spirit in the air and the Mardi Gras trimmings in the, gay ball roonl the spacious rotpnda, the wids
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rlM DIVINE DEAD.
5ootblack Who Cave s25 Subscription
 to Wes.ern Outlet Fund

5ootblack Who Gave $25 Subscription
 to 3. Western Outlet Fund.
 When the subscription for west. lem outlet railroad for Hot Springs was being made up in this city Tim Divine, bootblack, who operated in front Of the Williams and Reece of fice on Central avenne, gave s25 to the fund. The incident attracted con siderable attention. Tim Divine. bhiss bootblack, who is an old circus man. died early yesterday morning at St. losephs The fwneral was arranged for yesterday by many friends, and win De held this afternoon The boot black had been very popular show man in his earlier days, and was aI- ways visited by the showmen who came here. with whom he was ever popular
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WARNING ORDER.

in the Garland4T Cnaacery Court W. '. Turner Plaintiff.
 Against ?. T, McCabe and.Jonn schnipper, de. fendant.
 The defendants. P T. McCabe and John schnipper. are warned to appear in this court %ithto thir.y days and answer the complaint ot be plain tiff.
 Given under nv lhani aoJ seal soi sa'a court on thIs 9t1 day Of Nogem ter, 1911.
 F. A WHlTTI&&r ,A. clerk. By s. J. ERICKSON. o. C. W. 6 BoUIC. Attorney at lltem.
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bach. Blue Island. III Mir and Mrs
 T. Nj. Boyd. Chicago T. E, Smith, Chicago L. D. Waddell, Chicago H. Fl Flock Omaha A E Markham, Tiptonyille Tenn. Jacob Trieber. Lit. tie Rock, r A Youmans, Fort smith; F II Fullerton, st Louis Mir. and Mrs II D. Myers, Carthage, Mo- Mir. and sirs ] K Williams Springfield, Ohio, w. M Allen, Peoria, ILL: Mir. and Mrs C. C. Randolph, Milwaukee.
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LumsAeo AND RHEUMATISM.

Cure 1t quickly Rub on Begy's Mustarne and pain will vaHisit Moth ing SO good for ccrns, bunions, couehs. sore throat or chest rheumatism, neu. ralsia stiff joIats earache, toothache, heada be- etc. Be sure it's Begys
 All druggists guarantee it 9 cents
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LECTURE TONIGHT.

The f3urib lecture in the series oG
 Why ilcsege the Bible to Be tbe Word of God, will be delivered at the Central Christian church by Rev. petcA G cross, tonight Mir Wat soa win have charge Of the fore part Of the meeting. Al the close the 0T.. fieers of this church will meet in spe- aiai session
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WARNING o'RDsR R.
4ts CENTRAL AVENUE.

In Garland Cnancary court E V Rowan, Plaintiff,
 Against
 Lillian K Rowan. defendant The aefendaEs, J.illie K Rowan is warned to appear In this court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of tho plaintiff
 Given under my hand and seal Of said Court on this 5th day oi January, 1912
 H. X WHtrrINGToN, cferk.
 Bg s J Erickson, Deputy. E-ao Mclaughlin. Attorney ad ltem-
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Attention Attention Mrs Dr. Edwards

MRS. DR. EDWARDS r
 Thirty Ne8rs Cuicago's lending Psychs i+ now ermanenuy located at llo. Springs
 If herc is Anythng you wish to know 'any destte of your heart ungfati0ed consult this sIftc1 woman whose power E5a myufed tho most six ptieaL One Nfsit Co genuine priestess of Oecultlsm vin'repay sou for many Accomplishments
 ttHz ro squai In her professional
 Succeeds where an others fail Busi- ness strictly confidential private rest. q nse you meet alo oi-angers. Mediums developed
 s26 Orange Street, near ouachita Ave- South Hot Springf Gar, eff at Moody klnteI
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the hn, naai meeting of the stockholders Of inc Camden Clay and Coal Company will be held at the Arlington hotel. Hcs sbrluss. Ark on Monday, the fourth dag of March, 49i2, between the hours Of i and pm.
 |. FRANK CLARK, Pres.
 r. 5. B8NCROFT, See.
 IJo spfiaes, Ark Feb 70 1912.
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO t4 DAYS

Your druggist will refund money f PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any case of lehing, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to n days soc
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Mrs S A seay has employed m experienced tNmer Miss Geney4fts Kelley, who has just arrived from New York 10 look after this wo|k here.
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ATTENTION, EtKs.

There. wil be mo meet'ag Of the lodge tonight owing to the work be- ing done on accouE! of fire The next meeting wilL~)be Wednesday. February 2S.
 l.. II. BARRY, [ R. Redmond\ Joyce, Secretary.
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so MI V Rohr- cIal sesaIon
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Sntlaifene Senutten.
Rnien bas 3iuiloisniteeieb on umB
uerIanscn fir rinsu Mnuut
Se;ab!uns.

Dem itdotiIteu Jngenieur 5snrp
Watte ipuroe geitsrn Ra6mittaq cine
getitipn Iberrsiht bon elf einftiaen
4ngeitelIten oes Sngenieurs s0epartes
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fparen am 4. syanuar entlaITen NOR
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iiberbrahten, berufen iie iih Quf has
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peritoBe ge9en 8uhftaben uno 8eiit
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uno llriahe entIaiien poroen. Sic
hatten 9e5ublung fir Die bier 5age
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tIdrte ben 2euten, baB er bic 4nqeIss
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terbrstten uno iih nah beTen 8utdd=
ten rihten Diiroe. Wie Die Qeute Iaaer,
tpijroen lie fth an bic 8erit,te men
ben, tpenn iie i6r aaht i'm 8uten nid)t
erlangen t0nnen. Die Qetitipn mar
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Sc. u. Mobman, Sinner 5Iafb, Gbas.
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Gtenosrapbiftin BEL Der gtrma Gppea>
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gitertdmp, jr.
Sofepb .. Wtgtosf.D tlogte cine
Gorberung iiber s3564.45 fir angebs
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Die ReceiDsr Der Milicreef Naapn
Co., fpsl1e nas Gefddft ieit Drei Sabz
rem betreiben, berthteteH, baB 5ie$122,z
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/, lfmterridjts.A .Anseissn.
Gle.erlaubnibi6eine.

}pbilip u. Smith. 81. pii.s6ura. gn.
lJoa Wae5uliilcpe, Is, 445 On 5.
Gfrobe.
lDtf0 WoOrmonn. 80, IT'S Barr Ctr.
iGarrit Boiler. 20. 2610 6aIfeabGtr.
lGsorse aosrnsr, 90, 2118 gruman
/ Npenne.
t16srefe Auberi. 1S, Mo.
bid. Roien3reis. q. RorpooS.
taatit 4ods. 10. 80 DAT Ctr.
JGimtr grep. 81, s13 Gpeamore Str.
tWamie Camping, %, 227 on 13.
Sirnbe.
t2spis .. 0urIssp. IT, %, 24O4
( Eufttrn 4ne.
fJrene DinbfOn. 26. 521 Cat alpe.
ICrpal Moobfislp. 90. "a OIt 12.Gtr.
tanibsrins Mimmers, 20, 1923 grse
men Ctr.
)Jrant Douns. 50. 1856 6amer ctr.
t9svitio Wusbobsn. z. Gf.Dernarb, 8.
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geridisbenes.

Der 4iIiane oss 4ribur y. ,Sepeti
btrihtsts. baE er an 12 gIdubigsr bic
angscrsneis IipiOsnos BON 81 pro3snt
ans6e3abls babe.
Dis 4ttipa oes Gam. Jriih, Der
nor aur3sin eiH 4llignmtnt mat,ts,
irurren auf $2900.80 absel6Gsi.
s.. 6. Bulb tlagts cine WefielIor
bsruas iibsr $40o stgen Grsb. u.
Urnns Elm.
Hie Cosmopolitan 8ant & SaDs
inss 60. erIansts Elm urtbeiI iibsr
SOL 800 eessn Die Gurtta Ucunorn 60.
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7te Organization eriolat nad,ifen
gonatas.


SEQ. a0nia Smitb uno Queuita.
ct. Murienairte.
Soon gfoffes, 222 Sit II. ctr.
Y .Shumaaer, 1903 Glap Str.
5erb. 8onoerabe, 1906 Clan Str.
gIsm. Uloeller, 1415 Wiain Str.
5runt Bud, 548 Sit 2ibertp Str.
ct. So9annssairde.
Qug. geimsi5e, 322 Wul6srrn Ctr.
Jobn DiIp, 1T0O 2ogan Ctr.
gonrao G5usr, 128 Clifton ape.
Soiepb 8rOlling, 718 Bauer ape.
Sscar 5Iaig, % 5inolap Ctr.
81. ) 0 fepbs atr6e.
6. 8. 9ststamp, 819 Belts Str.
8. Sanien, 1895 Ritten6ouie ctr.
Soi. Giueisuer, 529 Stiper Ctr.
y. Reders, SAT 6optins Str.
9eorgs Dcsrger. 1854 Rittsn6ouIe.
ct. philomena air6e.
2puis @isber, 239 g]ite Ctr.
5beo. Rehdee, 348 Baum Ctr.
Soiepb 8. Siefte, 326 Glen Str.
9eorse 5ille, 321 Baum Str.
5oiepb Boroeman, rs on 3. Ctr.
ct. 9uuIus air6e.
Jrant8ippenbrod. 5O4 Oft IL. Str.
y. 8. ginnemon, 451 Wilton Ctr.
q. 8. alintsr, 522 Sit 13. Ctr.
Germ. Wii:subers, 329 GTt IL. Ctr.
). 3. Waibers. sos Dit II. Ctr.
Ct. aueuftinuaSirhe.
5obn 9. COMFORT, 1916 Golerain.
Sobn o. !6ebl, 804 8ant Str.
u. SunoermdHn. gort u. golerain.
SttpbaH Daboff, 1925 8upton.
5rant NeDsDensr, 21O0 5reemun.
St.5rau3istus9ir6e. 81.
Com. u. Gdrtner, 404 8. 9i6ertn.
Soi. 9eI5er. 9 Marp Ctr.
8. Foltmepsr, 1926 Wain Str.
Joi. Hottus, 1887 Bremen Str.
aiIIian Settsrsr. 1880 Race Ctr.
ct. M:faels 3irhe.
8. 9us6rdnn, 657 Stats Qps.
glem. 5ebbeler, 2151 W. 8. Str.
8. !. Gbrih, GeIt uno DiIoer. T
eoparo WpB, $50 State 4pe.
8. S6parB, 2112 Stablsr Str.
ct. aHtonius airhe.
Sol. @sfTsl. en-. Ode 9. IL. Carr.
Jrdnt Jit:mun, 1900 70. 8. qps.
Senrp WsBmnn, 705 Carr Str.
Matb. Eeitsrs, 9. SO. Ode Ri6z
morb uno 5rserlnn.
Ben. Saosnfslo. 1114 guob Str.
ct. auopiss air6e
Gb. Gruppsn60fF, 1850 6ia6lanb.
Geo. Ditts, 127 Cit 6. a0s.
Ct. 5sinrih s airds
8. ROtert, 1866 Daos Ctr.
y. Gri<p, 2ibertp uno Dalton.
3. Strider, 943 9rmorn.
Sobn Risftnbed, Clint u. 1enman.
germ. 6eint, 1869 2ibtrtp Ctr.
befledte Gmpf. atr6e.
+. UlosGsr, Ills goen Bart court.
Dm. gpbne. 998 5ath CTR.
8. erenmering, 1114 Carmen St-.
II. Sran58on Gales airhs.
Sol. Debmboff, 3027 5adberrb.
4ooIp9 S1mibt, 1923 6ddberrp.
8. 8. Ttqbcff, 2945 @leinpiep2toe.
9. Ul. Goesling, 1879 Mprtle ape.
Ct. 9eorsiusSirde.
Bm. 0itts. 2724 Seiotp Ctr.
Johu 8oerser, 2515 9iue Ctr.
5Of. 8srnina BOOT Ssffsrion ape.
Bernard 20. 2ambers, 2504 9ins.
2ouis 8iBmepar, 145 8. uniperiit9.
ST. Rofa airhe.
u. 80. glaiis, PIT Gdiiern 4us.
5rant 5elotamp, 2630 GdItern Qpe.
Casper Sbsrmepsr. Hafb 4penus.
Wt. 9ootout.
Ct. .gonifasiusairds.
6eo. u. gii6er. 4447 gpleraina(pe.
op. 9o5eman. 1923 gbaie ape.
Gonr. Moeilsr, 4030 gberrp Str.
Bern. 6, Drosss, 4312 Snnis 4be.
9enrn 5. GOtt, 1916 ghais ape.
st. 2aurentius airte.
f5rant SohaHHiamdnn, 3749 St.
SaipIslies 4pe.
Bern. Sfelsn,. 100S Sefon 4pe.
Sreo. G7inter, 1888 8eed, elpe.
Geo. %. Sfulte. Uinrent u. s,etpn.
8. ). ShuIie. 4122 @lenpdn ape.
e. B. Raoina, 865 acaoamp ape.
Ct. 8onapentura airhe.
6ern. 5alisn, 1740 Queen gitn 4p.
g.9.n. SoeIIman. 1901 Queen gitn.
Sohn 8rodbuis. 1777 Weitpoop4,.
81. 5erS Sefu 3trte
Grso. Sdaiper. 2e22 3aIitsaS.
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9eo. areis, 1925 Straigbt.
SEQ. ssrau3, 2613 Sulfteab.
2ouis Ropefamp, 1869 WarIhall.
Sobn Wintering, 1884 Sionep MDe
Ct. Agnes q III de.
9. Rattermdnn, Bomb SiQ Station.
q. 8. 8erling, Bomb 5ta Station.
ct. GIemensG Girne.
g.6. WeB, 8ertus Qpe., Station 3.
6enrp u. Nurrs, 405 Gbur6 Ctr,
Station y.
5ermann 5. Ditts, 1920 Carthage
Qpe., Station 9.
George 2oetters, 1926 Sotper 4oe.,
Station 9.
g. 8. 5abns, ct. Bernard, eta. 3.
81. ScmiIie atrde.
Z. 8. WenTtrup, 1920 Wuropd Qps.
:. S. 8ennus, 674 6aDtborns Ipe.
grnft geperman, 433 6atptborns.
Sol. s. Qudep, 900 Safptborns.
Geo. guobs, $50 6aptborne &pe.
st. GIiTabetb 4ir6e.
SEQ $. getman, 1921 6optins 4be.
8. 1ttman, 1921 Soanboe 4ps.
5o6n S6uItsn, 4404 Trantltn Str.
g6il. Stnsiber, 4224 Soonboe2lpe.
8m. .Gngberisn, 2039 2aprenceAoe.
ct. Nntpnius Sir DE.
MaoiioupiQe.
5rant 5pfFman. 42OO Center Ctr.
irant 5. Selih. 1928 Center Ctr.
Gop. u. Gslfh, Gbarles Str.
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ct. qeter unb 9uul air h 2.
8. Sblsnborf, 107 genion Str,
Stdtipn R.
8. Dosbtsnberg, Reabing, Sta. 81.
8. 8. CLING, 203 9enion, Sta. Ut.
Waria 5immetfa6rts
Girhe.
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8. 6ubepobl, Nt. 6saltb9.
2tnton 5suier, Wt. 9saItbp.
Ct. gutbarina air6e.
Sobn @bt, 5 2ifbsr QDs.
hid. Stidfel, 3207 gpporth 4pe.
Sofn S6otteltotts, 1914 9arriion.
St.Gartgorrp Gusair9 E.
9(uo. 8itte, 220 Qntbpnp Str.
Ben. Rsiiinger, 217 SadiOn Str.
8. gtss, z pine Str.
Maria StIf airae.
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5ohn ). 2isnefb, 79O Delhi Qlpe.
6enrp 2orens. IT,, $3.50 Cigar 4pr.
Ct. Qlopiius &ir6e, 9elH.
5oi. 9. Raoemaher, R. n. Rp. /.
srant 6autman, Delhi.
ct. Qlppfius 9irds
griogetorpu.
Sxnr1 Outtemeper, Statipn g.
Sof. ). Genfel. Station 9.
st. Satobus &irde.
u. Sassl, R. 81. go. 3, Citation 6.
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ct. t.2ep Girte.
+. 8. 5oltarspe, ITS GarG Str.
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4ug. 0reDer, 1854 Baltimore Ipe.
st. Martus &ir6e.
gbas. gosdman, 3543 Stacep Qps.
9.S.2amps, Sibnep II. Mpntgpmerp
Sn. Doerser, 1648 Sipnsp 9lpe.
.. guroid, 1862 9rimble 9fpe.
Wm. 2uening, 1926 Clarion 2pe.
m aria Sum Siege Stride,
Delhi.
sSobn 8ens, n. R. go. /.
sSobu 2ipps. N. R. go. /, gpr 80.
g I. W ilbelm Girhe.
Sol. u. Riebaus, S36 Suire aue.
0erm. GiieHer, $40 Roiemont aoe.
O. o. gonDerahe, SIC SURE aps.
Sof. 8. ReHtel, S44 Suire ape.
ghas. 8atterman, $40 Roiemont.
= t. Beter uno Yaul airhs,
Horlpooo 5eiabts.
R. O. Wad3um, 4917 Main Qos.,
Citation s..
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am SDnntas. Il. Sanuar 1912. Rah=
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uiIiren, in Der ct. MdrisnS dull balls.
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Die neae Gunrtbans.a bon
ben Common Eleas MidierH
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-17

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-10-01
DAMON-CORCORAN

A pretty wedding was solemnizec
at the church of st. Mary, in Sea
forth. Wednesday. Sept. Is, at
o'clock. when Miss Mary Damon wa,
united in marriage to Patrick Cor.
coran. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Damon
Ambrose Corcoran served as best
man. The bride wore a gown OF
white marquisite over silk. The
maid of honor wore a pale blue wolfe
over silk.
The bride has resided in thisvicin-
ity number of years and is an ac-
complished young lady, who is held
in the highest esteem by her many
friends.
The groom is young man of ex-
cellent character and has many
friends here. The happy couple will
make their home on the John Clark
farm west of this city. and their
many friends join in wishing them a
long life ofhappinessand prosperity.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-10-01
i'm HAS HARD
TIME BUYING
A BANK DRAF I

81 want a draft" said Jimmie
Doyle as he showed three dollars to-
ward the cashier at the State Bank
Saturday morning.
Where to-" inquired John P.
Cooper, with pen poised.
''It's none of your I'D bust
ness" bawled Jim, Il want draft.
draft for three dollars and its none
of your business where / intend to
send it. !.
But you must give the name of
the party, Mr.. Doyle" said Mayor
Cooper.
'tOh, is that so, retorted James,
'I'll tell you the name of the town
and that's all. It's going to st.
Paul."
After some effort Mr.. Cooper made
it plain to Mr.. Doyle that it would
be necessary to have a little more
information and it dawned upon
James that there was no intrigue
afoot SO he gave the desired informa-
ton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-10-01

Rev. Mr.. Guirre Of Sacred Hear
was a caller here Monday.
Miss Nina Hjeldness left for Min
neapolis last Wednesday to resume
her course at a business college.
Andrew Harried and family were
up from Morgan Tuesday.
Eddie Mogen returned from Can
ada Tuesday.
Otto Muetzel and family were yisi
tors at Redwood Falls Saturday.
o. H. Mogen autoed to Minneapolis
last Wednesday.
Mesdames Lagerstrom, John BORG
and Tilman of Delhi were visitors OF
Mrs. L. Rosburg last Thursday.
o. S. Collin autoed to Redwood
Falls Friday, returning with his sis
ter Amanda and Anna Rain.
A. O. Gimmestad was visitor of
st. Paul last Tuesday.
Frank Adsit and wife left for their
home in st. Paul Saturday.
Miss Sophia Martinleft for Mime
apolis Monday.
Louis Leonard was up from Sea-
forth Saturday.
A few of the young folks of Echo
drove to Belyiew Friday.
Jack Gabbard of Echo spent Sun
day with his friends in Belview.
Clarence Johnson left for Sanborn
where he will resume his work as
printer.
Mrs. G. F. Rain and daughter
Nora left for Minneapolis last Sat-
urday.
Messrs. T. Sommerfeldt and VIM.
Grams autoed down from Echo last
Friday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-10-01
IUCAN

Rev. Mr.. Balm of Mankato con.
Quoted services in the city hall. last
Sunday evening.
Miss Daisy Avery was Marshall
shopper Saturday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Jen.
sen, boy. Saturday Sept. %.
The Nels Larsen family spent Sun
day with relatives at Redwood Falls.
The Misses Afdal and Benson en-.
tertained a number of their friends
Monday evening at the Kindem Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs.'O. Fl. Gehrke spent
Sunday afternoon in Vesta and Sun
day evening at the Albert Raduenz
home.
On Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock,
at the Catholic church, in this village
Miss Daisy Avery of Marshall and
Michael Kline of Milroy were joined
in the holy bonds of matrimony by
the Rev. Father Schaefer. The bride
was attended by Miss Viola Gulden
of Milroy, who was her bride s-maid.
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
white satin and a tulle veil, and she
carried an armful of white roses.
Alfred Kline, brother of the groom
acted as best man. The young cou-
pie will be at home to their many
friends on their farm west of Milrov.
Harry Jefferson, ST., spent the
latter part of the week in Mime
apolis on business.
Miss Maggie Reed of Milroy is
spending few days with relatives
in this vicinity.
The Jefferson family autoed to
Marshall on Friday toattend the fair.