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constituted as the first Board Of Dire
and they shall hold Office until the -.
Tuesday In April, 1912, or until tleh -
cessors shall have been elected ana -
qualified, to-wit: John Munford, A x -
rim, ]. G. IacroiI, w. ii. Hodges
SeRac, with the said Jno Munford
dent and the said Henry Senac as ucef~
dent.
ARTICLE VII.
This corporation shall exist ana nsm n
enjoy succession by Its corporate ~, -
period of ninety-nine years from a
of these presents, and whenever y -
solved by limitation or from any OLE -
it's affairs shall be liquldated oy az 49,
missioners TO be appointed BY the ssS 4
ers at q general meeting to De Co. 60 II
convened for that purpose, after tnl1 -
notice given in one Of the daily psPs
lished In the Parish Of Orleans.
ARTICLE Will a..
This charter or act of !ncorpofal ~ q
be modified, changed or altered -. -
poration may be dissolved win ~ = n
of three-fourths of the stock present !" ~ u
resented at a general meeting OF !. An
holders called for that purpose y. w. AIN .
days notice published In one OF tns
pers OF the Parish OF Orleans.
ARTICLE TX. -. ~
Nc stakeholder OF this corpofs'ss. =
be held liable or responsible ier .tss =
| tracts or faults thereof In any tui -rpr1l
than the unpaid balance due w. ~, Al ~
on the shares OF stock owned by n lt y
any mere informally In organnsas 40 Z
the effect OF rendering this cnsi ,,sh,lItT n
of exposing a stakeholder 70 any hs. nd
yond such unpaid balance due on s ~ d q
Thus done and passed, In my o..erti q
| CITY OF New Orleans, on the oay', ~ -
year first herein above written, !. ~
ence OF John X. Perez, and t hrs
competent witnesses who ns.v ,s NJ, >
signed with the said appearesss. s'
tary, after reading OF the wnor sb6k
Original signed: T. J. Perrin, $500
John Munford, 8 shares; Henry - y
shares: W. II. Hodges, 10 snsisS s1ss:
Frank. Jr., . shares; c. II: blc ssff.sruuS ,
Edward Avis, 8 shares; Jos. y
shares ]. G. Lacroix, shares y. 20 y
rim, 10 shares B. +. Howell, ~ 80.
Taylor, 2 shares ]. A. kendppiess:s undez
Fred Joachim, 2 shares >. D. n ~
shares z. b. Lacoste, SHARES
WYE %,t1 10 ss:F Senn R. Perez Elsrssss n
D. A Notary -
fbe undersigned Recorder Of A Stsis :
TnniSiena DO hereby certify that - .
and foregoin1 Act Of incorpora. m q
New Orleans Live stock Trans,s.. n y
This day dnly recorded In my on'sl AL ,
loss. folio 90, New Orleans LA-
1912. ,rouARp. d.. y
A true copy. ,-Dx1oN BknS*
d W NotafJ 3
NAV Sse . ie % 80 june 8 10 1919
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Now Works Water Supply.

Taking the whole population of the
world at 1.5O0.OoO,OO0 people, some
idea can be formed Of the vastness of
New York's water supply. If every
man, woman and child on the face of
the earth were to walk up to the lakes
and reservoirs which supply New York
city with water and each to pour in
two gallons of water it would not be
enough to last that city ten days.
The herald., 1912-06-13

Walker Tailoring Company was this day
duly recorded in my office, in book 1855,
folio =.
New Orleans, May %, 1912.
(Signed) EMILE LEONARD,
by. Recorder.
New Orleans, May 23rd, 1912.
l do hereby certify the above and forego-
ing to be true copy of the charter Of the
Walker Tailoring Company and OF the certi-
ficate OF the recorder of mortgages.
FRANK G. RAINoLD, Notary Public.
may 30 june 6 10 20 81 july 1912
The herald., 1912-06-13

Any and all notices and delays provided
for by this charter may be waived by the
unanimous consent OF all it's stockholders
unless prohibited or required by law.
And the said Messrs. Bernard H. Menge
Joseph A. Menge, and John H. Menge. Jr..
further declared that In accordance with the
The herald., 1912-06-13

The sting Of the tarantula "a name
derived from laramie, a town in
italy. the most venomous of spiders.
was popularity supposed to produce a
disease called tarantism. which could
be cured only by music or dancing.
and the dance which cured it was
called tarantella. You can see the
peasants dance the tarantella now, but
without waiting for spider bites.
The herald., 1912-06-13
Sooty London.

London gets a shower of SCOT to the
extent Of four and half pounds per
acre every day.
The herald., 1912-06-13

Thumb and Toe Nails.
A lost thumbnail will be generally re-
placed in FIVE months, and great toe
nail requires twice as long.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled bids will be received by the un-
dersiEned up 10 Il o'clock noon Friday,
September 20. 1912, for all material and
labor necessary to repair or Tencw the
broken stone Intel over the entrance
porch 10 the Museum building OF the
University 81 Utah. Bidders can obtain
all necessary information by applying At
tho Temploton building office OF Cannon.
Fetzer & Hansen, associated architects,
Salt Lake city. Utah.
An bids will be publicly opened and
read at the above time at the Descret
National bank IN said city.
Each bid shall he accompanied b.
certified check for At least 1--WE per cent
OF the amount thereof. payable 10 the
undersigned The amount called for by
said check shall he forfeited 10 the Uni
versitv of Utah II the bid accompanying
e g. accepted and the bidder fatls 10 en-
ter into = contract and furnish the re-
quirsd bond within five days after It's ac-
ceptanCe
\ satisfactory surety bond for nifty per
cent Of the contract price viii be re-
quirsd NJ the successful bidder.
The right is reserved 20 reject any and
Hu BIDS or 10 accept any bid ~ may
deem best. fSiencdD
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
glga5
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FUNERAL NOTICES

- ~~-->----~~~>>~~-~~----~~~
Ivy iN-Funeral services of James w
Ewin. aged 20 years, Will be held from
tho First Methodist church. corner Soc
ond East and Second South streets. =,
p. m Thuraday. September Il. iaIg.
Al members of Utah lodge 40. l. / q
-. p. Canton ColfzN lodge No T.. ! o.
q. p; Excelsior camp No 1855. N,d
srn Woodrsu. and Salt Lake Citv lodge
No. 9aa, Loyai order of Moose. are re-
quested 70 bc present Iutcrment. Mt
oilvet cemetery.
TAYLoR-The funeral services over tho
remains ~ Estells Langrord TAYLOR
Wife of \. Leroy TAYLOR. aged Is wears.
viii b held Thursday at ? y. m from
the Tw"nty-firat Ward chapel Friends
Hr@ invited 90 attend and car call a,
the family residence. So second avenue.
from = 70 30 p. n on dav of funeral
intfrmsnt IN City csurtery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11

IN THE CITY COURT OF SALT LAKE
city. county Of salt Lake. state Of
Utah.
Utah Association OF Credit Men. a corpor-
alton plaintiff. We Aug. r Van Ian
deEhsm. dsfsndsnt.-Summons
The state of Utah 20 said defendant:
YOU ara hereby summoned TO appear
within ten days after service of this sum
mons upon you. " served within the
county IN which this action 10 brought:
otherwise within twenty days after serv-
ice. and defend the above entitled ac-
Ton. and In case of your failure so 10
80. judgment Will - rendered against
you according 20 the demand Of tho com
plAint. which has been filed with the
clerk ot sald court This action In
brought 20 recover a Judgment against
the defendant for the sum OF i25tSS with
interest as set out IN the verified com
plant ot the Plaintiff on hle herein.
STEPHENS. SMITH a PORTER
Plaintiffs Attorneys
r y. Address. soi Judge Building. Salt
Lake City. Utah ct2o
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CHARGE ABDUCTION
AGAINST DIPLOMAT
New York Authorities Hold
Legation Clerk on a Seri-
Gus Charge.
GIRL ALREADY MARRIED
Accused Man Says He Is Inno-
cent; Government Awaits
Courts Action.

NEW YORK, Sept. Io.-Hsrry r. Nolan
~ Washington. u. Q. recently appointed
secretary 10 tho United States legation
81 Panama. failed 70 appear In police
court today 10 plead 10 2 charge of ah-
ducting sisteen-yesr-old Marion McNicker
OF Newport News. Va. His ball OF $1,000
was ordered forfeited and two detectives
were sent To arrest him.
Nolan wns arrested this afternoon and
arraigred In the Tor1bs court He told
the court that he had left the court
room under tho impression that his case
had been continued. The magistrate
thereunon revoked the order OF for
feiture.
After declaring the $1,000 hail forfeited.
the court fixed hail at $4,000 for Nolan
when arrested. and paroled the NcNicker
Eirl In the custody of tho Florence Crit
tsnden mission. The srr5iEnmcnt was
then declared postponed until Septem-
her II
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DIED

JONES-Tu this city. September 10. 1912.
Harriet Jones. daughter OF Frede rick
T.. and Harriet Richard Jones of NIalad
Idaho. born March =. 1894. Tho body
Is ~ tho funeral parlprs of Joseph VII
Ham Taylor - South West Temple
street. and will be shipped 10 Malad. Ida
Tor burial today at $50 p. IN.
CURRAN-Mrs. Emma Currau. wifo NJ
~. ]. Curpn. died at the family resi-
ocncc. No. ! Daniels court September
10. 1919. at $40 p. m. aged tS vcars
Announcement of funeral viii appear
kENSEDY-In this rity. September 10.
1917, Dorothea l.. KENNEDY, aged IS
years. at the residence II har daughter.
Mrs. A r. Chancellor. SIS West Sccond
Sonth street. Funeral notice later.
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Woman in Case.

Nolan Was arrested last night on com
plant of agents OF the Old Dominion
steamship company that the McNlcker
girl, whose father was Teputcd 10 be n
prosperous innkceper At Glasgow Scot
land. had disappeared from the steamer
Jefferson shortly after It's arrival here
Friday The McVlcker girl had been In
trusted by her brother To the care OF a
siewardcss on the vessel. with lnstruc- .
tlons 10 remain aboard until Thursday.
when she WAS 10 have sailed for Scotland
on n ticket purchased by her father.
Nolan and the girl were found at n
fashionable Broadway hotel. where they
had registered as RI. r. Nolan and wife.
The girl broke down and told the detec-
lives that she had met Nolan ahoa I'd the
vessel and at his suggestion that She get
n position In New York had changed her
mind about going back 20 Scotland and
had gone with him.
Nolan had nothing to saw
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AT YOUR SERVICE

The Tribune Want Columns your service each day
always ready.
The demands of today may be met as edition
reach readers Your needs may he heralded TO
workers all walks of life Business interests, both great
and small, and nnumerabe households in touch with
the Wants-all seeking opportunity
The Tribune Wants quick in action That's one cf
their special advantages for Want tell
of urgent needs. conditions that must be met at
Many readers find that pays 10 watch the Wants
fully.
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BULL MOOSE SPECIAL
To Ogden September l3.

Leave salt Lake d. & r. G. depot at
e;l5 p. m. Returning, leave Ogden so
minutes after close Of convention. Fare
sl.l0 round trip. Everybody invited
This is the official train carrying dele.
gates from Utah county and Salt Lake
Everybody invited
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Girl Is Repentant.

During the proceedings the McVickcr
girl wept copiously and became hysterlcal
when told that her brother, William Nc
Wicker OF Newport News. would be re-
quested TO appear here In the proceed
inSs. She told the probation officer she
had repented and wanted 10 go hs ok
home. She said that she had married
secretly In Newport News last August
James Foster. watchman at Newport
News garage. and had also repcuted OF
that
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WANTED-YoI-NG WOMAN TO COOK
and do downstairs work: good wages
small family; no washing. Apply llhi =.
SO. Temple. Wasatch 15I1. Gl"Hv
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READS CONGRESSIONAL
RECORD; LOSES MIND

SANDUSKY. o.. Sept. Go.-Reading the
Congressional Record and numerous other
publications sent him by Congressman
Anderson Tor year, drove Carl Hessen-
meyer Of this city insane. according TO
his own statement IN probate court to-
day. lic said he got 80 lie heard moth
ing else
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

r G. o'DONSEI.I.. UNDERTAKEN
and suhslmcr. has moved 20 new iocs-
tor: 2lt ~ South West Temple street.
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o13s9
EBER W. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embslrner. iss So West Temple. Phone
iols. a.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MASONIC NoTIcE-ARGENTA IODGE
No. :, T. & \. NJ. will hold a special
meeting this tuesday evening at {
p. NJ. for work I'm the NJ NJ degree.
Members and sojourning brethren are
cordially invited 20 n. present. Bv or
der of the w. VI.
81. G PHILLIPS. Secretary.
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WANTED
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANT TED-TRAVELTNC; statesmen.
experienced In working small towns on
and off the railroads. Our line consists
or punch boards. glassware. crockery and
novelties; exclusive territory Men with
The above quali1ca tons write us for Of
Ter and interview. Import China &
Glass Co. e2i Granite bldg, st. Louis.
Mo. go
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. W. w. KING.
-i4 2. End So. Phone 81. bar
FUDDAET FLORAL CO. &. go. MAIN
-. Phone ios Gu; flowers and fu-
neral designs nisIs
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GIRL FOR GENERAL
bousework, family OF two. No. Ivan
hoe apartments. Phone Hyiand 55i3-J.
cisco
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Await Court Action.

WASHINGTON. Sept 10.-Harry f.
Nolan. the young diplomat arrested in
New York charged with abduction, was
confirmed by the senate as secretary Of
leRat tion at Panama on August 90. Nolan
who wss born here. but who as appointed
from Illinois. had passed the exanina-
tions necessary 20 his appointment and
WAS ordered 90 report for instructions lie
did not do so. however. and has not com
municatcd with the stale department.
The government VIII take no action until
The courts pass upon tho case
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs


LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM n
Mckenzie Display yards. az SO. State
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YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPIIER FOR
two months political work out OF
town Fare paid both ways. Ss6 per
month Remington Typewriter Com
pany. liz South West Temple. El5lI
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CUSHIONS UPHoLsTERING


MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired. Salt Lake Mattress s. Mfg.
Co. Phone 1929. pl555
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WASHING MACHINES

..EDEN" ELECTRIC HOME LAUNDRY
machine, sold on payments. stewart
Gleeson Co. IS W. End South. 1888
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11

SUCCESS INSURANCE-UTAH BUS
ness College preparatj ton for 9usinssS
NE. Start course now. Boston oiusSS
day or night elo"s
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES uNP1,,.,.

STRICTLY MODERN s-poc,,,
furnace hcat. i13 18TH E,M HO1
per month, Phone SUNDAY W. rst;
week days. WasatCh 70I2. ssa'rh
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational cnurch. We
get you a position free OF charge is. isle
phone 6S22 t2'S
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LOST AND FOUND

SMALL CAMEO BROOCH IN LIBERTY
park. Saturday. Return 10 Tribune.
Reward. sI4s2
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HOTELS
SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 R1chAn.zA 81
brass. Clipped glass and paiS'
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OLD ESTABLISHED CORPORATION
requires the services OF q good speciality
salesman; good monthly drawing account,
with expenses paid also good bonus; eN-
ceilent opportunity for the right man: do
The Eclipse Paint & Mfg. Co, Clevclan nd
Ohio. g1lG6
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNFuEN1sHED

g. ROOM MODERN, NEWLY PAlNl hD
and pnpcred 3i6 6th East, SO. .
56 y state st. i2-room modern, IN
fine condition. steam heat. $40.
i-room apartments. steam neat ano
janItor service. Oaks apartments, S.t.op
and $3.50
" glis&
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wANTED-BoARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM FOR STUDENTS
with places where students NAV work
FOR board STATE particulars to University
o! Utah. Salt Lake City. Es07
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wANTED-AGENTS

A LARGE. WELL KNOWN COMPANY
about 10 spend 100000 on n tremen-
dous advertising campaign. requires the
services OF bright man or woman in
each town and city. The work Is easy,
pleasant and highly respectable. and no
previous experience is necessary We
will pay good salary and offer an un-
usual opportunity for advancement 10 tho
person who can furnish good references
In addition 10 this salary We offer
Maxwell automobile. a Ford automobile
and over $4,000 In prizes 10 the repre-
sentatlves doing the best work up to
December 81. In your letter give age
and references Address Ira E Robin
son, Advertising Manager, 1922 Beverly
St. Boston. Mass 1858
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-MIpDLE-AGED WOMAN
for cooking and houserorb; sninll
family no washing. Telephone Was.
1859. or Call Mrs. Keith. IaNton place.
gl57s
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OSTEOPATHY
FURS AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FOR
ana 'aflGerinist llne. Store rurs dur
lng summer. clean. repair. r.-dye .,d "a
model al cut rates: % yearS In 81, ,Lc
CITY. r. Stencil Fur Co, 81 z. 3rd soutb
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Statesmen TO DEMONSTRATE AND
sell direct to owners auto speciality that
gets the money: also side Line men and
owners to take orders from the trade.
live men to open agencies. Unique Mfg.
Co, Oakland, Cal gao
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE NELP

GIRLS IN ALI, DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT \ a az
AND =. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNohl'
iSl SOUTH 6TE EAST.
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VACUUM CLEANERS
PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. hsI J.
trada marx or copyrights 'e' 81
Thomas. Eagle block.
prI.r.r T. l-n All. COI NJ |
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SAYS He Is Innocent.

CHICAGO. Sept lo.--John r. Nolan
today. received the following telegram
from his son:
"No founds ton whatever in charges
Simply assisted unfortunate girl"
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SALESMAN TO SELL OUR SPRING
l'nc OF dry goods specialtiss and white
goods to retailers. Des!ra BILE side line
Good commission. r. C.. Rollmann & Co..
Phila. Rs
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YOU SHOULD VISIT BENAGEk ;
Business College before YOU decide 10
an the year Positions secured or tuition
refunded sl23o
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WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY oN
your mill work. Utah Casket Co
Vasatch 1863. gsO'
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WILL 5000 TO 800 COMMISSION
monthly and expenses interest you? Can
use four clean-cut. resourceful speciality
statesmen balance this year or perma
nently II services prove satisfactory. Ad-
drcss Secretary. 7o6 Houser Bldg. 81.
Louis, Mo E91
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

TOURISTS FROM ABROAD WHO OC-
casionally call to see us are highly
pleased with our excellent shoe repair
Ing.
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO..
81 & Second So Phone wasatch 35s3.
fS394
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DETECTIVES

LANCASTER DETEfTIyI 'C.II,-,v- C,I-,;c.I,
Onoer new management Latest rnsth-
oos Al work guaranteed. Phone Wa
sstcn ziis. Sel Boston bldg fl75o
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-27
BELVIEW

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hoppen-
rath are the happy parents of ba-
by boy. born to them on Sunday.
Aug. 25th.
Miss Katherine Fromm returned
Tuesday after few weeks visit with
relatives at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. DIR. Aldrich was a business
caller at Marshall Saturday after
noon.
The Mission Workers met at the
Gimmestad home last Friday.
Quite number of people picniced
at the Minnesota river last Sunday.
Rier Crying and family and Mr..
Mrs. Ted Collin were guests at the
E. Gryting home last Sunday.
Rain Sampson autoed down from
Montevideo Saturday evening, re-
turning with his wife and children
Sunday.
Mr.. Blume and his mother-in-law.
Grandma Aldrich, autoed up from
Morton Monday morning.
DR.. Aldrich and Frank Martin. to-
gether with Gus Rain and daughter,
autoed to Redwood Falls Friday.
Mrs. Frank Martin arrived from
Lafayette Saturday afternoon for a
few days visit with friends.
Mrs. DIR. Aldrich was a profess
sional caller at Delhi Sunday morn
ming.
Mr.. Blume of Morton, accompa-
MED by DIR. Aldrich and son, Her
rick. left Monday morning for Da-
kota.
3. D. Collins from Sleepy Eye
called here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus RAIN enter
tanned DIR. tAldrich and wife and
Frank Martin and wife at their
home for supper Saturday evening.
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DELHI

Miss Vera Kienzler held musical
recital of the pupils of her music
class last week Thursday. A nice
grogram was rendered, most of the
class being present. Light refresh
ments were served.
Martin Schultz of Swedesburg,
Ia, has purchased the Ed. Boehm
farm in Kintire township.
Miss Margaret O'Connor of St.
Clair was visiting her friend, Miss
Anna McDougall last week.
F. j. Tibbitts has bought a big
gasoline engine and new separator
and has turned thresher. He says
its about as good as running an auto.
Daniel Mclean and wife Of Red
wood Falls were guests of friends
in Delhi the past week.
Mrs. e. F. Olson ofIWinfeld, Iowa.
is guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
E. E. Peterton, the past week.
e. w. Scott of Coldewater,
Kansas. is visiting at the home of
his mother-in-law. Mrs. Lucius
Russell, and his aunt. Mrs. A. D.
Mclean.
DR.. X. L Kilander of st. Peter
will give a lecture under the aus
pices of the Swedish. Luther an
church in the opera house at Belgiew
on Saturday evening. August, 81 en-
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wi fe were guests at the Martens
home near Delhi Sunday.
Miss Mildred Held. who has been
visiting at the r. Kuster home. re-
turned to Minneapolis Wednesday.
Miss Alta Castle was visitor at
the Chas Wolff home near Delhi a
few days of last week.
Mrs. Birum and daughters, Mrs.
Birkmeyer and Mrs. DIR. Baker and
little son visited friends at Morton
ano North Redwood last week.
Harvey Duncan and mother have
moved to North Redwood. Mrs.
Duncan who has been i'll is improv-
ing.
Mr.. Dansingburg, wife and son,
Hayes. and Mrs. B. FL. Kuenzli went
to Belview by auto Saturday.
Mrs. Yackel and daughters of LIE
Sueur Center were guests at the
Neuenburg home Thursday.