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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

The fourth Democratic District
Congressional Convention Is called TO
meet in Raleigh, Wednesday, June 5.
tho dav before the State Convention.
The County Board Of Education OF
wake County met in regular session
Saturday, and In addition TO other
matters, ordered elections for special
tax at Morrisyille and Wake Forest.
Oscar Oneal, who has been on trial
here in Wake County court charged
with the murder of Earl Hall, was
acquitted Tuesday afternoon. The
trial was begun Saturday morning.
Orman Markham, the twelve-year
old son Of Mr.. w. j. Markham OF
this city, was struck by a Seaboard
train Sunday, and his leg so badly
mutilated that 1t had to be ampu-
tated,
Two more veterans have passed
away at the Soldiers Home within
the past few days, Comrades ]. r.
bingham from Guilford County and
Robert G. Lindsay from Macon
County.
A house belonging to Mr.. John San
derfOrd, in House Creek Township,
was destroyed by fire Sunday after
noon. 1t was occupied by negroes
who were at church when the fire
broke out.
Governor Kitchin has ordered
special term of both civil and crimi
nal court for Pasquotank County, be-
ginning June 10, to continue two
weeks with Judge Stephen c. Bra
gaw presiding.
Mr.. ]. A. Wigs, special officer Of
the city, engaged in an encounter
with Mr.. Wiley Strong, Tuesday, on
the streets. Several ticks were pass
age was done.
The Revenue receipts for this dis
trict for the month of March are CIV
en- as $356,746.33, a slight falling
off from February; however, there
is no general falling off in receipts
for the quarter.
Mr.. Frank R. McNinch, of Char
lotte, a well-known lawyer of Neck
lenburg County, Is to manage Cover
nor Kitchin's Senatorial campaign
and will open headquarters in Raj
egh at once it is said.
Thirty-six young men and women
were added to the Episcopal Church
by confirmation Sunday, sixteen at
Christ Church and twelve at Church
of the Good Shepherd, and eight
young ladies at st. Mary's.
There were sixteen drunks tried in
the police court of the city Monday.
There were fifty-two marriage Ii
censes issued in Wake County dur
ing the month of March-thirty col
Ored and twenty-one white.
DR.. Clarence Judd, who for the
past months has been resident ply
stefan at Rex Hospital, will locate in
Raleigh for the practice of medicine,
and will make his home with DR.. J.
R. Rogers, on Hillsboro Street.
Mr.. Chas. V. Brown, State Bank
Examiner, has filed his resignation
with the Corporation Commission to
become effective on May 1, and will
accept position as cashier of the
Bank Of Lumberton. The vacancy
will be filled by the Commission.
Governor Kitchin on last Saturday
Dardoned and committed six prison
ers: William Headen, of Guilford
County; Nellie Rector, of Iredell
County; Daniel Adams, of Harnett;
Carrie McNally, Of Surry County;
Mack Harris, of Pitt County; and
Hume Mitchell, Of Stokes County.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

Milwaukee. Wis. Aurii with
food Of non-partisan ballots. NIL
waukee voters to-day swept from Of
fee the city's Socialist administration
installed non-partisan mayor.
board OF aldermen and county board
OF supervisors. ami probably elImi-
mated every national political party
from participation in future NUM-
cipal elections In the State of Wis
consfn.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04
MAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE.

l.. ID. Edwards Arrested and Brought
to Raleigh-Sad Happening in
House Creek Township.
L. D. Edwards, a young farmer of
House Creke Township, and son of
Mr.. j. T. Edwards, of this city, in a
drunken rage on last Tuesday, shot
his wife in the right shoulder, in
fiicting a very painful though not
considered dangerous wound.
Edwards married Miss Ella Thomp-
son, and they have three small chill
dren. He went to the country, it is
said, a few months ago.
He did not resist arrest when he
was captured, but said he did not
wish to offer bond until he heard how
his wife was getting On.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

Rates will - On sale Nay Sth.
9Th. T,h. and s,s. ~tth aaal rvsarn
limit May 18th. o. IL you prefer TO
stay longer. By depoaiting your tIck-
.; and paying . fee OF So c~nta. you
can have nnal limit extended unsu
June s. 1914.
Liberal stop-osers will also De per
mitted on these tickets
For detailed information. apply TO
any Southern Railway agent or the
undersigned ]. o. JONES.
T. +. a. Raleigh. ~ G
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

Criticises Certain Expenditures of the
School Fund in Wake County
Also Needless Expense in Making
Up Tax List-Would Sell County
Home and Buy New Location
Courthouse in Filthy Condition.
The Wake County grand jury
made it's report to the court Friday
and took occasion to call some i'm
portant matters to the attention of
the court as we'll as the public. It
is understood the grand jury had pre-
pared to make even more severe crit
icisms of affairs in Wake County, but
for certain reasons decided to with
hold some of the more drastic feat
ures formerly incorporation in the re-
port. The report shows that the of
fee of the County superintendent of
Schools is costing an enormous sum
and that he is also allowed $3.50 ex-
ira to go to New York each summer.
The report also states that 5000
was paid out of the county funds to
have an outsider to compete the tax
list, which the grand jury thought
was wrong.
The following is the report of the
grand jury:
I'VE find the courtroom and halls
are in filthy condition. The mems
closets in basement very filthy, Of
fensive and appears to result from
bad plumbing or improper drainage
and attention, and recommend that
this be attended to at once, and halls
and floor of courtroom scrubbed and
disinfected.
1--WE find that 5000 was paid out
of the county funds to Major J. J.
Bernard to compute the tax list,
which, we think, is wrong, and are
of opinion that this work should have
been performed by one OF the county
officers.
I'VE find that for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1911, that the Su-
perintendent for public Instructions
office cost for maintenance $2,937-
,21 for salaries, $491.75 for travelling
expenses total of $3,42S.96 for Of
fee expenses-and are informed that
the County Board of Education al
lowed the Superintendent Of Publiv~
instruction two months vacation to
attend a course in college on full
salary, with $3.50 for expense ac-
count We are of the opinion that
this is an improper use of the public
school funds.
1--WE recommend that the County
Commissioners provide an Office for
the Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton that will be more convenient for
the lady teachers of the county to
reach than by having to climb to the
third story of the courthouse as at
present"
The grand jury recommends that
another location be secured for the
County Home an dthat modern, up
to-date buildings be erected and
equipped with an approved system of
heating and electric lighting and
farm on smaller basis be operated,
to supply food for cattle an dinmates,
thereby reducing expenses in trying
to farm SO much land. That tie
present Home be sold and the money
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

WANTED. - Position BY youns
married man. aged -. a grocery o.
hardware clerk; three years sxpsrs-
ence: can furnish best OF refsrsaes:
good reason for Wishing 70 make o
change: only those looking for Aigh
class man answer this advsrtissnssl
Apply 70 Lock Drawer i33. Roansks
Rapid. Nsrth Carolina
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04
senator Lafollsst~ Captures HEscua

Milwaukee. Wis. Aprtl .-tfuft.
ed states Senator Robert I IaFol-
ae'is. OF Wisconsin,. according TO IT,
complete returns az hana to-aigh..
defeated President Taft CT The he
publican ticket and woodrow wu.oa
defeated Speaker Champ Clark o. the
Democratic ticket in the States ars,
Presidential primary held to-day.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04
For Sale Cheap

\ 3-drawcr National Cash Reg
lster. IN good condition. Original
cost $+75. No reasonable offer
refused For description and price
address, II. + r. Box 237, Green
sboro. n. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04
Five HookwOrm Dispensaries for This
County.

Five dispensaries for the free
treatment of hookworm will be estab-
lished in Wake County this week,
the County Board OF Commission
ers have designated Raleigh, Wake
Forest, Apex, Wendell, and Fuquay
Springs as the points of location. This
action was taken at the request of
DR.. John A. Terrell, in charge of the
hookWorm campaign in this State.
Several months ago the Commission
ers appropriated sum of money to
help provide the dispensaries.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

for such sale be used to pay for new
home"
The grand jury recommended that
three-roon cottage BE erected IN
the jail yard for the 5aiIeT and his
family. and that the pr.@eas house
be used for cooking and a pantry
store-room-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

young man named Padgett was
arrested in Shelby a few days ago on
the charge OF passing worthless
checks in a number OF places in the
State. under the name of Fred Blan-
ton.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04
THE cAUcAsrAr.

piled to-day wIve Roosevelt 1@8.
Taft. les: ard II5 zasastrarsxa
These aEurss include - local r~-
suits yesterday. shea Roosevelt car
red Eve ous OF the alec xnwnscsraa
wards
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04
NeWland Out of Race.

Lieutenant Governor w. C. New
land, OF Lenoir, who announced his
candidacy for the Governorship some
months ago, has recently given out a
statement of his withdrawal from the
race
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

A@cun~ Ca. May "a. tsf2-twwr
I~sw Eoand Trip F.rv~ IA ~omxA-
wwm EAl1wMY.

AcxuGat tie aezsxe ocxasSaz he
scstAsrn Railway wsll seal xw~r loz
sosnd trip tickets 20 Maxoz. Ca. AZ
rwEgTn Aa fellows
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04
THE PRESIDENTIAL SITUATION

Ohio Committee Endorses President
Taft-Colonel Roosevelt Leads in
Maine, While Senator LaFollette
Captures Wisconsin.
Columbus, Ohio, March 30.-Con-
trolling Is of the 81 members, the
Republican State Central Committee
endorsed the Presidents administra-
ton, promised to support his candi-
dacy; defeated plan to give Colo
mel Roosevelt complimentary reso-
luton and voted to choose Ohio's AZ
district delegates to the National
Convention by a district primary.
The delegates-at-large, it was decid-
ed, will be chosen at the State Con-
vention.
The only victory accredited to the
Roosevelt supporters was in the
adoption of the direct primary plan
for the selection of the AZ district
delegates.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

For rates. schedules. time tables and any
ether Information desired apply 20 j. y. Mitch
ell. Passenger and Ticket Agent Telephone
No. III.
NoTIOY.-Above schedules published only -
Information. and are not guaranteed
81. s. LIZARD. Division PAsa Agent
No. W. Martin St.. Tue or Buildinx.
Opp. North Entrance PossGoce
RALuGH.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

When writing advertisers. please
mention this paper.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

Colonel Roosevelt Gets Majority of
Instructed Delegates i'm Maine.
Portland, Me-, March e1.-Dele-
gates elected SO far to the Republi-
can State Convention at Bangor.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

Trains will stop signal 10 rscafvs and do
charge paAsea gers at folIswin6 points net skoUr
in above time table: Sylvaoka. Barnes, nArks
Csrdenas. Ravls. Carsoa. Carver FaIls End
skRy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-04

Direct Line Co All f-osssS-SsrxA
soath. kast. w~t-yexy Lee
Roand Trip Rates To All rrtnoapal
Re~oFxn-
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-02-08

RoH sEDME A BROADWAY.
USetfte> penez, u Schocha.
TED JEST GAS ORANZE.

s.,.@ TED JEST GAS ORANZU.
zvlaste dobre jakosti, sladke oranze
" zvlastnf cena, peck, standardnf
mira 49,. ........ soc, 45c 4Oc
Bedna $225, $3.50; tucet vyse cd 12c.
+ -. ZvLASTNf PRODEJ JABLEK. r. :
Ben Davis, Ganos, Steel Red, SADIE
pakovana, sud. ..........:.. .$2.25
Bitter Root jabll1a v bust. Fbednach 1926
Jonathan jablka, zvlastnf jakosti
Bois Valley jablka, bedna. .$2.1O
Pomely, xvlastnf, za.... ......... .25c
zELENINOvE ZvLAsTNosTI.,
Okurky, cerstve, kus. .15c
Kvetak, hlavlSa ............. .15c
3 hlAvky salatu, Hstoveho. .1Oc
I Hruskova a slivova povidla, lb. {. :. Zoe
a lb. polamanych krekrsn. .,....... .25c
Jonathan ssladky most, vase nadoba,
gaiion ................... ...... 22c
ZVLAsTNf PRODEJ CUKRU.
Is lb. 95c ri 16 lib. Csc ~ Ill., csc
= 1S lb. csc 10 lib. csc
objednavkou jineho zbozf "a hotove.
.,~.'- oBILNE ZvLASTNOsTI. ....
Pohankova krupice, 3 1b. ....... .22c
Nemecky stfpany zeleny hrach, lb. .15c
svedsky Marrowfat hrach, 3 lb. -: .25c
Pekne michiganske hrachove fazole
10. -. -. =. .25c
Importovana, cocka,. 2 lb. ........ .25c
Armour's zhustene mince meat, 25c .
KDeIik ..;.-... $. ........ ....s .1Sc
ZDRAvOTNf NAsNT KRAM. -
Oskubane mIadt husy, lib - .15c
Cerstv& paEene sIepice, lib -. - =. :, lie
0skubane mlai6 krfty, Ib. ..... zoe
Cerstve jehnecf X dnse1f, lb :. -. Sc
Libove loyezf K 'vafenf, lb......... &c
-Hovezf k rostenf, lb...... .1Oc
Skopove ffzky ze zeber. lb. .127sc
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-02-08
& Zprdvy ze St. Paul. %

lUsOAVsdII PVCl fe11hyNn OPOA
Chicago Grand operni spolecnosti V
st. Paul spojeno bylo S. yydanim
$40, ,768. Schodek je pres $4,000.
Pf1slusne kroky budou ucineny ku
zfskanf Grand opery -opetne v pfi-
st1m roce. ...-.-....
- Ze v st. Paul neni lid tax
zpo7dilym V nabozenskem ohledu,
|iako jinde, souditi 'lze toho, ze bu-
de zde naprosto upusteno Cd nabo-
zenske kampane, znam6 pod jmenem
<'Men and Religion Forward Move.
ment.' y ia pficinou toho Sc udava, ze
lid v st. Paul hnut1m tim nesou-
hlasil. Stoclenny vybor, jenz byl
ustanoven, Sc ro7padl. Hlavni zaslu-
hu 0 to lie pfiiccitati prof. Melomovi
ma statni -universite, jenz hned zpr-
~opocatku poukazal ma to, ze po-
zadl celeho hnati stoji penezni upiffi
q Wall ulice New Yorku ze ne
jedna. Sc o mic jineho, nez o zotroce-
nj ducha nizSich vrstev spoleGen-
skych pomocf kosteld bezzasadnych
kostelG. Kldo Vi, co penez vynakla-
dano jest americkymi bohaci ma
kostely a nabozenske dcely, ten ne
divl Sc pranic tomu, ze tolik proste-
no lidu, jenz must v potrl tvare chl&b
svdj dobyyvati, odpada cd kosteld,
cehoz ddkazem jsou stale stesky ka-
zateld, ze lid kostely nenavsteevuje.
Kolik Jest bohadeedd, kttefrif by pfispi-
wall hmotne, nebo mravne ku zlepse-
nj pomerd mezi pracovnf massou
lidu, zylaste " prdmyslovych sire
diskach, kde jsou talk zvani kapitani
|prdmyslu? Pfislo to jiz tax daleko,
ze nepoctive nabyte penize bohac6
pfijlmany jsou ma stavbu vselikych
domd ma statnfch universitach, jez
jsou nedflnou castl soustavy svobod-
nych vefejnych skol. A zname jsou
pf1pady, Re darcove vyhlasovani jsou
"a velkodusne dobrodince a stedre
mecenase. . ..
"a PojiStteeni proti ohni u nejlep-
sich spolecnostf opravnenych k OBJ
chodoyani We statu YAM obstara do
bfe a spolehliv9 F. B. Matlach, DO
jistuj1cf jednatel, $40 Robert St.,
st. Paul. '~-.. If
= PAM Fir. R. Vankova v els.
281 Goodhue ul. obdrzela Y vladn1
pokladny We Washingtonu Ipoukazku
ma $40 V nahradu "a spalenou des1ti-
dolarovou bankovku. Pred n6jakou
dobou obdrzela p1. Vankova pap1ro-
YOU desltku, .kterou prozatfmne po-
lozila We SVEN dome ma sici stroj.
Pfi dklidu vzala po chvili Sc siciho
stroie pohozene papfry, jez nevedom-
domky .vlozila do kamen. Kdyz
kratce ma to Sc .1rpamatovala, sp6cha-
la ku kamntlm, nichz vytahla ban
kovku liz celou shofelou. Spalena
cast. bankovky byla zaslana S pfisez-
nym stvrzen1m vladnf pokladne, jez
poskozenou, bankovku nahradila
poukazkou ma $40. {
V minulych dnech objeVvila Sc
y 6asopisech 7prava, ze taiemnfk va
le6neho odboru. vlady pomysh ma
zrusenf cel6 fady vojenskych tvrzl V
zemi a ze y pojatem plan1 nenf w
loucena noznost zrusen1 i zdeisf
Fort Smelling. Jako dodatek ku
zpravee. Sc .udaVa, Re vssenozn6 kroky
proti tomu budou ueinenY Sc strany
ko1ngresnfka ''Steyense ze st. Paul,
ably Sc tax nestalo. TO jest 'dojista
velikou .ntech on.
s blffzziicfm Sc jarem bude po-
kTaeoVano Sc stavbou move elektricke
drahY Vel ST. Paul do Rochester,
Mimi Nova draha Jest liz casteene
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-02-08

IuOllOVOVCud Zt. OO. CC. L dul uU luVoT
Grove ocekaya Sc, ze jeste letosni-
no leta bude zahajena doprava do
Hastings, odkud povede draha jiho-
vychodne skrze m9sta Cannon Falls,
Zumbrota, Pine Island do Rochester,
kde jak Sc pocfta, bude. nedlouh6
dobe spojena jinymi elektrickyymi
drahami, projektovanymi Du-
buque, Ia. az Chicago. Obchodn1ci
v ST.. Paul poukazuji k tomu, ze no.
YOU drahou weldon mnohostranne
vyhody pro m6sto, jez musi byti w.
zivovano blizkych zdrojd a taktez i
pro venkov, nebot draha povede vele-
drodnou a huste osazenou krajinou.
Zavedeni elektrickych drah ma ven-
kove We statech Ohio, Indiana ILL
nois dokazuje, ze spojenf NEST s ven
kovem tlmto druhem dopravy slouzi
k obapolnemu prospechu. - "sz
- Pfi tanecni zabave, pofadane'v
sobotu vecer v Mozart sini, doslo> k
vytrznosti mezi tfemi Italy We sporu
0 jednu divku, jez vedlo k vyhozeni
dvou 1tocn1kd re sine. Vytrznici
po6ihai 81 ma sveho protivnika Tom
Dello z cisla S22 Chestnut ul.
kdyz tyz ubiral Sc pozdeji domu re
zabavy, byl obema muzi napaden ma
Franklin a zap. =. ul. Jeden muzzdd
pouzil zbrane stfelil Della do pod
Ibfisii spdsobiv mu teezke zraneni.
Mimo teho byl bodnut idrnhyna mu4
zem dykou do tela. Utoanfci dali
Sc pax ma dtek K sedmi rohdm, kde
unikli stfhajic1mu straznfku. "
- PTednaska cestovatele Vraze
ceske zemi, konana zde pred nejakou
dobou, vzbudila, v krajanskych ma
sich kruzich touhu po stare vlasti
jak Sc doVfdame, hodlajf nektefi kra-
jane naystfviti rodnou svoji domovi-
nu Sc sokolskou vyypravou. Navsteva
stare vlasti jest dojista jedn1m nej-.
lepsich pozitkd pro toho, hdo 81 toho
mdze dopfati. =.
m State Savings Bank (Statni
spofitelni banka) v cfsle SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady ucin6ne
pred 5. lednem ponesou drok po 6
mes1cd do 1. Gervence 1912. Spofii-
telni deet v teto bance zajistuje ne
jen n0prostou bezpe6nost, ale zaro-
ven pobada k setrnpsti ukladani
malych obnosd kdykoli jest talk MOI :
no. Banka jest otevfena behem OBJ
vyklych bankovnich hodin a pom
deli veccer cd 6 do 8 ,hodin. - Urok
z vkladd 3 a pill procent 'Vklady
l.. eervence 1911 $4,483, 100000. -.
-A Damsky sbor Hvezda Zapadu
Sestersk6 Podporuj1ci Jednoty' po-
fada pfisti sobotu vecer 10. dnora
sousedskou zabavu Y sini CSPS.., k
nlz ucastndcl jsou zvani zvlastnlml
pozvankami jez kazdJ odevzda pfi
koupi vstupenky v s1ni v den zabavy.
August Waska, 'delnlk. zamest-
many ma farme Vim. Adamse blize
Mendoza, jel do st. Paul>s fdrou Sc
ma pfi zata6enf Sc ma Concord a
South Robert ulice- spadl dold k ze-
mi q padem rozrazil ST lebku. IRA
! nen1 byla tax vaznehos razu, ze
Waska Fypustil ducha ma ceste do
nemocnice patrolnfm voze. DIE
mleana Sc zda, sze Waska byl Czech, lee
ldotazen u okresnfho koronera ne
Imohli jsIne nieeho D nem blizssfho
|zVedeti, ien to, ze pochazel 9 Chi,
Icaga, kde psl 'pffatele. ze mohl byti
Czech, nasyed deuje j ia okolnost, ze=
lpfi maskarnim plesu Tfaadn Melnik
lnedaVno pofadanem obdrzel mladfk
lttehoz inaena iednu maskarnf cenu.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09

game they had ever seen. One thing
that added TO this effect In the first
half, especially was the very few fouls.
Each team seemed anxious to avoid
interrupting tie game by fouling.
Robbins scored II points for the vis-
itors. He was exceptionally lucky in
his free throws. Vananacker was the
greatest point getter for the N. 4,
scoring II. McGraw, who has just
recovered from a sick spell, never
theless played a great game. He was
the only man on the N. /. team whose
weight gave him an advantage, and
time and again he was able to inter-
cept and hold a high pass. Dobler,
the freshman guard, is coming out In
great form, as is Bentley. Crabtree
played center instead Of forward and
got over the floor in usual swift man
ner. No substitutions were made
Hankins Of Wahpeton and Crabtree Of
Glendale were efficient as referee and
umpire. The attendance was about
200. A reception was given the Science
boys after the game. The n. l.
team does not make a business of eXE
planning away their defeats but they
have felt a long time that the insiB-
tence Of S. S. Son playing the dribl
BILE forbidden by the A. A. u. rule on
Feb. Is, accounted for at least twenty
Of the points scored against them
there. The score in the game last
evening, played under the A. A. u.
rules, seems to confirm their conten-
ton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
News for the Fair Sex-Society,
Fashions, Fads and the Home

able and this short course has been
found to be a most beneficial one.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Ohlin OF Elm
street announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Alice, to @. A.
Jahnsrud of the Albert Lea Gas Light
Co. of this city.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Marie
Mccormick of Fargo. a talented solo
list, will be here next Thursday even
ing to sing at the musicale to be given
by the ladies of the Altar society of
st. Michaels church. Miss McCor-
mick has given pleasure a great many
times in her home city and Minneapo-
lis and musical people here will well
come the opportunity to hear her. The
entertainment which is to be given in
the bas, nent auditorium Of the church
will consist of several other very fine
numbers and Mrs. ]. Nelson Kelly is
in charge Of the programme.
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The d. B. C. Athletic association has
issued Invitations for another of their
delightful dancing parties, to be given
in the Knights Of Columbus hall Fri
day evening, March Is. Dancing will
commence at 8 o'clock and one of the
popular city orchestras will play. In
v~itations must be presented at the
door.
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Master George Foster was a delight
full host this afternoon at his home on
Fifth avenue south, when he enter
tanned about eighteen OF his boy and
girl friends in honor Of his birthday
anniversary. Master Georges BIRTH
day adversary came on Tuesday, but
that being a school day the celebra-
ton was postponed until today. A
very happy time was spent with chill
dren's games and pastimes and at the
close of the afternoon Mrs. Foster
served the little guests with a delic-
ious supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ri. Porritt and son.
Charles. have returned home from a
trip to New Orleans. En- route home
they visited in Chicago and Detroit.
Mich. and report a most delightful
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter r. Vincent are
contemplating a short trip to Ala
hama, and upon their return will re-
main in Fargo until September. Mr..
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