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Din and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Phillips. Of
Crab Vrchard. we're here for short
time Saturday.
Mn Nearen Hughes was here from
Memfhs several DAYS during the
holidays.
MrJ. X. Harris was the guest Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Harris at
i.ancasVr Wednesday.
Mrs. Jesse Trayl5r and daughter.
Sarah. Of Paris. are visiting relativ-
Is and Friends at Crab Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. IIoldam were
in Crab Orchard for several days
the guests Of Friends aud relatives.
{. n. Coleman came down from
the mountains 10 spend a Few days
with his family here.
Mr.. Stewart Burton of Pittsburg.
Pa. was the guest of Miss Nancy
Yeager several DAYS last week.
Miss Tompkins. Of Walton. has
been the attractive guest OF Mrs.
Tom Pence,
Miss Grace Brady was the guest
Of Mrs. J. II. Albright at Brodhead
Cor a few days.
Misses Annie Dunn and Elite T.
Carpenter, of HustOnyille. have been
the recent guests of Mrs. Dan Tray
lor.
MIR. Higgins Wood. of Cincinnati.
was the guest of his ,th, Mrs.
Adelia Woods several days during
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Wray and
children. of Danville. spent several
DAYS here during Xmas with rela 10
tiveS and friends.
Miss Josephine Carpenter was one
of the house party oiyen bv Miss
Mary Morrison Matthew at her
! count, i,.tt,e rraf haywood daTiHs
the HOLIDAYS.
Mrs. u = BROMLEY and little
daughter. Gertrude. are visiting her
parents ~ Buena Vista. Na.Thev
will be gone about two weeks
Mrs. II. J. McRoberts and daugh-
ter. Miss Annie Davis were Inc
guests of relatives and friends at
NJ Peter Strnub. ct Somerset,
aud daughter. Mamie. of Lexington,
spent Nmae here with his mother,
Mrs.. Mary Straub.
Cecil Williams. of Somerset. who
j, holding down a lucrativ" position
u the Insurance department az
Frankfort. WAS here Thursday for
"a short time. lie WIS In his way ia
Middlcsboro on business.
Lancaster Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wright and
baby who have been living in Brook
haven. Miss. for several years ar
rived here Tuesday and will make
their future home here.
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The /. J. will appear as usual on
Friday. Much good matter had to
be held over till then.
For Rem For lo13.-Store room
on Main street Stanford. Nv. Apply
To l.. r. Hughes. 1882
Our entire stock goes at cost,
Cummins & Wearen.
For Sale or Rent.-My house,
possession given the first OF thc
year or at once apply to Miss b. V.
Logan. Main Street, Hustonville 1908
srArE OF ONO CRY or TOLEDO.
Lucas COUNTY. -
Franz J. CHENEY makes oath that he rs scnlos
partner Of the hrm OF D. J. CHENEY a 90. doing
business IN The CITY q Toledo County aud state
Aforesaid; and that said hrm vii pay the sum Of
case Of CArARRH that cannot be cured by the Use Of
'iAN' -A'A''' ''1- FRANK ). CHENEY.
sworn 20 before me ana subscribed IN my presence
this eth day Of December. A. D.. 1856.
A.w. GLEASON.
/ IN NOTARY PUnLic.
HAIRS catArrh Cure is taken internally and acts
system. Send for testimonials free.
-. CHENEY a CO.. Toiedo.
sold BY all Druggists. &c.
Take Hairs FAMILY PMS tor constipation
! have decided to close out my
stick of groceries etc, and rive my
attention TO hardware. stoves. bug
gies. farming implements cts, and
kindly ask nv friends to come in
and get the benefit Of this closing
out sale. Thanking You for your
liberal patronage and asking con-
tinuance of the same in my line, l
remain yours, w. III. Higgins.
0winu 10 the death of Mr.. X. L.
Tanner. all accounts due the firm OF
ShuGarS & Tanner must r. paid at
once and all accounts not paid by
February iSt. 1913 Will have 10 be
nut in an ATTORNEYS hands for col
lection. ShuQars & Tanner. 1882
Rev. Joseph Ballou performed
double marriage ceremony at his
home on the Danville nike Xmas
day. The contracting parties were
NJ. G.. Mccormack and Miss Annie
Richards and Ernest White aud
Miss Maggie Davis.
{. X. Whitaker aged 81 and Miss
Nerna b. Sims. both Of the Wavnes-
burg section, and Edward holland 81
and Miss Ava Leach. 10. also of
Wavnesburp. secured license here
last Tuesday morning and re6alred
TO the ST. Asaph Hotel where they
were united in the holy bonds Of
matrimonV in a double ceremony
said bv the Rev. j. b. Jones, of the
Baptist church. A number of friends
and relatives witnessed the happy
event.
For Sale or Rent On January !,
s9l3 my house on Main street u
c. Baughman. 9S-tf.
We wish TO call your attention to
the fact that most infectious diseas-
es such as whoJping cough. diph-
liberia and scarlet fever are con-
tracted when the child has a cold.
Chamberlam's Cough Remedy will
quickly cure cold and greatly les
sen the danger of contracting these
diseases. This remedy is famous
for its cures of colds. 1t contains
no opium or other narcotic and may
be given 10 child with implicit con-
fidence. Sold by G. l.. Penny.
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You can buy goods from Cum
minis & Wearen cheaper now than
you ever bought them anywhere.
When You have a bilious attack
give Chamberlain's Tablets a trial
They are excellent For sale by G..
l.. Penny.
You want the best policy when
YOU insure. See Fish & Bromley,
Stanford, KY. Insure everything.
Cummius & Wearen are dissolv-
ing partnership and are slaughtering
prices.
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TOTAL.

TOTAL &C.. ...Sj6.531 -
State of Kentucky county of Lin
coin: Set.
We +. j. Tanner and G.. NJ. Met
calfe, president and cashier of the
above named bank. do solemnly
wear that the above statement is
true to the best of our knowledge
and belief. +. j. TANNER. Pres.
GRANT VI. METCALF Cash'r
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this goth day Of Nov 1912. NV
commission expires at The end of
the next session of the Kentucky
senate. Geo W. Craig, Notary Pub
lie.
Correct Attest: !. w. Cooking
+. NJ Ware. Frank Order. Dir'tors.
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LOOK HEREII

We viii sell Edison wax cylinder
records as long as our supply lasts
at the following list prices:
Standard (two-minute) ..21c each
Amberol flour minute) 31c each
{. C. Garman & Son
96-S Logan Ave, Stanford Ky.
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Fall and Winter SETTINGS. I

Ny ncw Pan aud Winter samples are nos
reaay fur your ihspegtiou. They cdnpriss
the besi or ths market 4 can suit anyone
a. b. price shn htd he cluhss madf % OF
Dr. suu mhds your neasure 10 pr.
nnde ~ uisasurr doesn't eust. any more
rrads uais Nheh shaiiiy aud ~ Il q
sra9 t''ns 10 ard NJ pa tako yogr
a O srstkr IA. Ps.s@s.s \
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Interest to Women 5
! Bite Of Fashion News. Choice !
) Recipes Of the Season and
} Household Hints. }
A Football Spread.

A Football Spread.
The captain Of a popular football
is going to entertain his 'leven
after the game" and here is the
way his doting mother has planned
It. The teams colors. orange n blue,
are to predominant and will he In evil
dence In huge tarlatan bows on the
backs Of the chairs, alternating or
angc and blue" The centerpiece will
he a large football filled with yellow
chrysanthemums, and the individual
favors will be small footballs. The
place cards will be Of brown card.
board cut 1 nshape of footballs with
this quotation:
II have prepared a feast: lay on,
MacDun. And cursed be he who frst
shall cry enough"
On the inside OF this menu. which
she fortunately found In an old mag
azine and adopted her purpose:
Quick Down Shorts
(Oysters on the Shcll)
Bleachers Soaked to O'Brien
Don't Chew
(Consommc,
Good Catch Groundere
(Broiled Halibut)
potato C%roquettes)
Tame Game with Fudge Hitting
Hot Shot Done Brown
(Peas) (salsify Fritters)
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assisting hostess and each club mem
her will bring one guest. The musi-
cal program will he rendered by Prof.
*. Froysaa. Miss Fannie Amidon ana
Mrs. ". T. Craswcll. all artists Of un.
Usual ability. and this will he follow
cd by reading Of Enoch Arden with
1usical setting by Miss NORnild. Re-
treshments will conclude the evening.
The first social evening of the sea-
son for the Antler Woman's club was
held at the commodious home of Mrs.
Geo. W. Olson last Thursday evening
and was In the form Of u Halloween
party. Each member OF the club
brought a guest with them and the
early part of the evening was spent In
"A pleasant manner. after which a de-
IightfuI lunch was served. About mid
night a number Of the ladies dressed
up in sheets and went out to play some
Halloween pranks-and we UNDER
stand they had q time OF 1t.
A lecture on THE Ballot as Pro-
lection for the Family by Mrs. Rob-
ert NJ. Pollock ia to be the feature OF
the meeting of the sociological section
Of the Fine Arts club OF Fargo this aft
ernoon. The meeting will be held ut
the Civic Center and Club house and
after the lecture q social hour will he
enjoyed with q service OF tea and waf-
crS.
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I'm the Gay Social Whirl

To Reside in THIS City.
berg and family left this morning for
Grand Forks where they expect to
reside permanently. Mrs. Swedberg
intends starting Ii china painting class
as soon as she gets settled there. Miss
tearl Swedherg. who is employed IN
w. w. ReNleck's dry goods store. will
finish this week out there. but will
join her mother in the Forks sunday.
White House Social S.Wson.
y Geographic message from WASH
ington today has the following to say
In regard to the opening Of the capita:
city social season:
The social season at the white
house will begin December L. when
the annual dinner to the cabinet. Dur
ing the season they will give five re-
reptions and four dinners, according
10 the program of entertainments am
nouneed today. The last reception.
tnat OF the army and navy, is sched-
nled for February T."
Mrs. Vincent on Camping.
Minneapolis Journal: Mrs. George
+ Vincent gave some good advice
to prospective campers yesterday.
when she talked to the members OF
the College Woman's club on her trip
through Glacier national park. Mrs.
Vincent appeared in the garb which
she Wore on her trip. which was a
regular westerner's outfit. 4 large
silk handkerchief j.; one of the mos,
useful things to have in an outtlt. ar-
cording to Mrs. Vincent. as it can he
tied about the waist very tightly and
will keep IL the wind. Mrs. Vincent
advised the wearing Of lumbermen's
woolens n the Khaki suit with
boomers and Il skirt which can he
worn also as a cape. \ slicker and
a cowboy hat completes the
which is almost entirely waterproof.
4 mans flannel shirt of the Khaki
shade of wool. Mrs. Vincent advised
as better than the regular shirts.
Mrs. Vincent told OF thrilling eX-
reriences which she and the party
y iich she was chaperoning. among
whom We're Miss Helen Taft and Rob-
ert Taft. had. while mountain climb
ing. \ number Of lantern pictures Of
snapshots taken by the party were
shown to illustrate the talk. Follow
ing the talk there was a social hour.
and the hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Dennison Smith. Mrs. L. j.
Huenkens. Miss Eunicc Smith and
Miss Estelle Conway.
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An old farmhouse, with meadows
wide,
And sweet with clover on either side:
A bright-eyed boy. who looks from
The door. with wocd-bine wrcathed
about.
And wishes this one thought all the
day:
"oh. if / could but ny away
From this dull spot. the world to see.
How happy, O how happy.
How happy l would be-"
Amid the city's constant din
a man who round the world has
been;
Who. mid the tumult and the throng.
Is thinking. thinking all day long:
The held-path to the farmhouse door.
The old green meadows could l see.
How happy. % how happy.
How happy l would he"
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Society Personals.
$: :: $: :: S: :: :: * ;. i

8 & :. g 8: s. :: :: g Sc = g & >:
Mrs. William Bryant arrived from
Devils Lake last evening for a weeks
visit with her sister. Miss Lula Will
Jams. who attends Wesley conserva-
tory.
Miss Mary Sutherland went to Lari-
more this afternoon to speak before
a domestic science club on the high
cost of living.
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rag-cutting at five o'clock.
Come prepared for va u,orL, with

~ "OAn ~
scissors and apron.
supper will he served at seven O'Clock.
Ye husbands have an invite to supper.
These were dispatched by messen-
ger and they were sealed With a big
dab of red wax and did not have en-
velopes. being carefully folded to rep
resent them. Bunches of herbs and
strings Of dried apples decorated tho
nished the draperies. Each lady was
provided with a basket Of rags and
the one who W the largest ball
was awarded a prize Of a pumpkin
PIE. supper was served from a candle
lighted table and consisted Of brown
bread. rolls. cold ham. Boston baked
beans. chicken salad. catchup. pickles,
currant and apple %jellies, cruhers,
spice cake. with cottage cheese, fruit.
nuts n coffee.
Afterwards old fashioned gamea
like backgammon. checkers and he
clique were played.
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Hit it Hard
demon Sorbet)
A Fowl Tip
(Roast Squab)
A Cold Deal
(Bisque Ice)
Stand UP to the Plate
(C'ake)
Toe Game A Grumpy Lot
(Cheese) Crackers)
Wet Grounds
Coffee
Ice cream was nodded in shape OF
footballs and then rolled in ground
nut and cocoa to look just like the
real thing.
An Old Time Rag Bee.
A hostess who combined a god
time with getting her rags cut and
sewed for bedroom rugs for her new
house issued tho following invita-.
tons to a dozen Of her intimate
friends:
Come to yc
old-ttme homestead
for a
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Going in a covered wagon espresso
an undue desire to get there.

Many trivial things interest us
somewhat. although We attach no i'm
p%ortancc to- 81 politicians handshake,
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Wedding Invitations Out.

Mrs. Bernard ]. Har, Of .Almont
avenue issued invitations today for
the marriage of her eldest daughter.
Margarc. Alice Elizabeth. TO Mr.. Peter
Lacey which is to take place Wednes-
DAY. November 20. at st. MicaaeTs
Catholic church. The nnptial cere-
mony is TO be read Il, 2 O'Clock III
the morning and will be followed by
the celebration of solemn high mass.
AZ high noon the wedding breakfast
will he serted at the home of the
brides mother and to this only the
family relatives. out of town guests
and d few close frier Is have heen bid
den. Mr.. Lacey and his bride will dis
pense with the pleasures of a wedding
trip AT this time and will he al hom..
after December 10 az COZ Alraont ave
nue..
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Knights Dance Tonirht.

This evening a large company will
dance as guests of the knights OF Co
lumhus at the club rooms in the Met
r"poiitan block. Ii will be an infor-
NAL party opening at $50 O'Clock and
an orchestra concert will he rendered
in the parlors while the dancers I'LL
out their programs. Dancing begins
at ? O'Clock and there will be an in
PERMISSION at II o'clock for the serv-
ice of refreshments.
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Dinner for SucictN Men.

Mrs, q. D. Patterson of Dakota ave.
nue. was hostess last evening for hcl
SON.. Orvilie. and gave an elegantly
.appoin'ed course dinner for the mel
OF the Synergoi society OF the univer.
SHY. Mrs. Patterson adorned her table
with yellow chrysanthemums and was
assisted by Miss Echo Patterson. Miss
Frances Dubois and Mrs. Charles
Lesson. Covers were laid for Messrs
Francis Templeton. Harry South
Charles SenEet. Fred Taylor. Richard
Reinertson. John Moses. Terrence
Quirke. Graham Patmore. Fred Fer.
suson. Cuyler Anderson. George Per.
irott. Alvin Ston,mer. Lawrence .Ander.
son. Edward Porter. Earl Louden
Omland.. Lrville and Wallace Patter.
iSon.
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Sometimes ever the winner has
hard luck: holding four aces against
"a pair of jacks isn't particularly pro.
fitable.
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Choir Rehearsal Frida

The adul, choir Of ST. Miehael's
church will meet Friday evening this
week for rehearsal instead of Thurs
day as usual. The church supper on
Thursday evening makes necessary
the change and the members are re-
quested TO meet at the church at :
o'clock.
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"SSsH-
BAPTIST Aid Board Meeting.

Baptist Md Board McCtin2.
Mrs. II. W. Randall will entertain
the ladies of the executive hoard OF
the Baptist Aid society Friday even
in- a. her home on North Sixth street
at 3 O'Clock. This will he the first
regular meeting Of the board since
carly summer and Mrs. E. ]. Eahcock.
the president who has been away
some time, will be present TO preside
at the business session.
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Relief C.orrs c II

the ladies of the w. r. Z. THURSDAY
afternoon at her home in Riverside
Park and the meeting will he held AZ
3 o'clock. 4 large attendance is de-
sired.
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Evening Of sacred Music.

The Presbyterian choir under the
direction of ". w. Norton will give
an evening music service at the church
next SUNDAY. the first Of the year.
Several similar programs are planned
bers to he given will be the following
chornses from various oratorios:
The Heavens Are Telling" from
the Creation" by Haydn: How
Lovely Are the Messengers" from
est Paul" by Mendelssohn; Unfold.
Ye Portals" from the "Redemption''
by Gounod. The bass solo. TT is
o. the numbers. The quartet will sing
an anthem hv Hadley. The Lord is
Nv Strength"
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This will h" guest night for tho
members Of the Valley City Musical
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Grady. Miss Dean will be the
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Catholic Dinner Menu.

All details for the annual turke
dinner TO he served tomorrow evenin
by the ladies of st. Michaels churci
at the Knights Of Columbus clu
rooms have been cared for and the
are prepared 10 serve all the patron
who possibly can ome The ladie
will begin at . O'Clock and serve unit.
everyone has had a hearty meal an
they particularly wish that all guest
remain for the evening and have
social time. The menu prepared fo
the dinner follows:
Hot Roast Turkey With Dressing
Mashed Potatoes Brown GRAY
Cranberry jelly.
Celery Baked Beans Olive
Parker House Rolls
Beet Plckles Dill Pickle
Waldorf Salad
Green Apple Pie Cream Chees
Cake Coffee
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Madison Holland and Bride Here.

1a"Ison Holland and Bride Here.
Prominent visitors in the city today
are Mr.. and Mrs. G. jackson Holland
Of MINNEAPOLIS. Mrs. Holland will be
remembered here as the former Miss
Sophia Rusten Of Mekinock. who
ca1ne to Minneapolis last August to
wed this wealthy Mexican land owner
when her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Rusten. supposed she was pursuing
her studies at the art conservatory in
Boston: Mr. Holland is here on a
business trip and his wife joined him
yesterday after a visit with friends at
Albert Lea, MINI. This evening Mrs.
Holland goes to Mekinock to visit her
parents for a few days and later she
and her husband will go south for the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Holland have
made their home at the Rogers hotel
in Minneapolis since their marriage.
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- AAS
The ladies' of the Woman's Home
Missionary society of the Methods,
church are gathered this afternoon at
The home of Mrs. NJ. A. Hanson Oh
North Fourth street for the regular
monthly meeting and Mrs. Richard
Hayward is In charge Of a thank Offer
ms program: The topic is to be dis
eussed by Mrs. s. F. Halfyard, Mrs.
8. $. Harrison and Mrs. George sturte-
want and the other numbers are a
reading by Miss Ethel Halcrow and
a, solo by Mrs. r. J. Purcell. Mrs.
Hanson will serve lunch all through
the evening.
The Presbyterian ladies are holding
an all day work meeting today in pre-
paration for their annual bazaar and
lunch was served in the church dining
room at moor.
Mrs. w. NJ. Lindgren is hostess this
afternoon to the Swedish Lutheran
church ladies. their meeting being held
IN the church parlors. Refreshments
VIII be served after h business and
work hour.
The Woman's Guild Of the Congre.
gational church is holding its regular
gathering at the church this Afternoon,
n these ladies too, are making plans
for their bazaar.
1T. Paul's Guild ladies' are altered
az the parish nall this afternoon for
.ne u weekly meeting and a
sion. ~
This evening the Lady zionists vii,
meet for their regular fortnight,
gathering at the home of Mrs. David
brooks In h Improvement building
The meeting hour is 8 o'clock.
Miss Eva Bea1t will be the leade,
at the Y. w. c. A. prayer service hou,
this evening at Z O'Clock and the mar.
u OF the hidden treasure and tn.
pearl will be the theme. countric,
Of Asia will he considered in the spe.
cial prayer.
Last evening the Ladies. Aid o,
Bethels church held their annual So
cial evening and fancy work sale ant
realized a large sun for their treas
ury. A good. program was rendere,
and refreshments were served.
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More November Weddings.
Inc marriage Of Miss Hottie
Clough. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Clough Of Velva. and Carl
y; Holyer of Sidney. Mont. will take
place Thursday Of this week at the
home of the brides parents. Mis-,
IClough announced the coming event
At a prettily appointed supper party.
Miss Christina Sorenson. "a former
Minot girl. was married at her home
in Hutchinson. Mimi. to Einar A.
Madison Of Burlington. this state.
Both young people are we'll known
IN the western part Of the state and
n groom is a member of the firm
OF G. A. Bulge and company at Bur.
lington.
The marriage of Miss Ina Bowers.
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Pow
ers OF Fargo. and Arthur W. Oliver
Of the same city too place yesterday
at high noon at the home of the
brides parents. Rev. F. II. Behner
ohciated and the attendants were
Miss Alta Bowers and John Oliver.
After a short weddil trip the couple
will he at home in Fargo.
Miss Sophia Hamre and Gus,
Thune. both young People Of Botti.
were married Tuesday at the
home ~ the brides parents, Rev. G,
W .hon'auiii perioIHlihs tne ceremony
Miss Eva French. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Jasper French Of Osnabrock
became the bride of Ole Doe, Wednes.
day afternoon. the wedding taking
place at the home of the bride.
father. Misses Louise Wedwick and
Alice Nelson were the bridesmaid.
while the groom's escorts were Henri,
Boo and Jim French. Miss Bertha
Dahl rendered the wedding music
The couple will make their home ir
Montana.
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Iinnetonka" the New Rose.

''Minnetonka" the New Rose.
Minneapolis Journal: The christen-
ing of a new variety Of rose by a
Minneapolis debutante at the festival
of the Minnesota State Florists assoc
citation in the st. Paul auditorium last
night. attracted Minneapolis society
and brought the attendance for Min
neapolis day near to the record of
5000 set on the opening day Of the
festival. The honor of naming the
rose. which was originated by John
Monson Of the Minneapolis Flora.
company. fell to Miss Eleanor Merrill.
Miss Merrill with the six other Mime
apolis debutantes. Misses Gertrude and
Marguerite Sexton. Helen Belknap.
Marjorie Manner. Isabel Vincent and
Katherine harrington. each drew ono
OF the ribbons attached to the bou-
quets Of roses placed in a large has.
ket In the center Of the stage. Miss
Merrill drew the ribbon to which the
new rose was attached and in the
presence Of the other debutantes who
remained about the basket christened
the rose with a bottle Of wine and
named it "Minnetonka."
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The Norden Musical club at Devils
Lake held a very pleasant meeting
with Mrs. T. J. Shelver. The evening
was spent in The study of the different
noted Norwegian writer's and at the
close Of a most interesting meeting re.
'freshments we're served by the hostess.