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Is2nd Street.

IS2nd Street.
tn. spproximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-described
property is to be sold is Twenty-Five Thousand
Eigbt Hundred Fifteen and 04-1O0 1925, $500
nn1iars with interest thereon from the LIST
dav OF October, 1912, together with costs and
allowances amounting 70 Three Hundred sew
car from October 8, 1912 together with the ex-
penses OF the sale The approximate amount
Of the taxes, assessments and water rates or
other liens which are 10 be allowed 70 ne
ourcha.ar out OF the purchase money or paid
nv the Referee is 81, 80 90 and interest.
dated New York October 18th 1872.
THOMAS F. KEOGH, Referee.
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ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE.

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. 1884 Broadway between Seth ana
s7th SITS. until 8 o'clock p. m. AdveTuse-
ments received at the following branch onices
ST regular rates until o'clock p m.' VIZ:
2e4 s,h ave, $. e. cor. 23d ST.; ioS 9Th ave.
cor. 18th ST.: l04 East i4th ct; 37 West ga
st.. between 7th and sth ayes; 2eS West
Io5,h st: 1898 Sd ave: l7os LIST ave-. near
seth st: 1877 East I25th st
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LOST BAN KBooKs.

:, I,,,,i5P00IS No 575, 8O3 OF the Union Dime
eayings Bank is missing. Any person nav
- Claim 10 Il is hereby called upon 70 70
present the same wlthlh Yen uuaaS' "a % new,
10 having said passDooh |"''00'
one issued zoo o,5 -
Il0sT on STOLEN Handbook No; oZs $50 OF
,Ia German savings Bank IN the CiS OF
New York corner 4th ave; ana I4Ln 81, o',o
TO Franciska BurgaT, Al ~, sane II not re
tr,'ad 20 tbe hank on the 18Th DAY OF NJ
yem6cr. 1912 q duplicate VIII DE lssueu.
I0sT Handbook No. 558974 Of Dry DOCK DOCK
e yings Institution. Any person hhE.ns
claims upon said book Is calleu up pi.' dsva
- 80 said hook will be declared cahceiii,eu
ard extinguished, and a new one issueu I'LL ''eN
thereof -r,i,,o
RAYKBoOK No 500 1O2 Of the Union pine pine
Savings Bank is missing any per person - , nre-
sn5t ,Se same within ten days or submit 10
having said passbook Cancelled ana "e" '
issued. ri.
iPSYKR0OK No 5ss, s52' OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person nav
ing claim 20 It Is hereby CARED upon s,,h,o,i ~
sen, the same within ten days or suDii,i' ~. ~
Sattrg said passbook cancelled and new one
PATKROOK No 491 584 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank f. missing. ANY person nav
ing claim TO 1t Is hereby called upon s,,h .D 70
having said passbook cancelled and ne" o"e
Issued. -------
T0s,r -Benkbook No s34. O12, Bank for say.
ings $50 Attn ave, New YORK. Payment
stopped Please return book 70 oahk. ---
lost -Ilsnkbook No 75l,37s; Bank for saw,
inRs $50 4th ave, New loik. iAyH'e"'
stoned please return book 10 bank. -
TosT Rankbook No. 9es, 900. Bank for say.
ings 2sO 4th ave. New YORK. FayHhen'
STONED Please return book 20 6ank
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NOVEMBER /.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
eth AVE W s. 5Sf. for q o sly loft and !
sty extension 75xlOJ, Federal Estates Corpora
ton 1856 Broadway, owner; Rouse & Collisions
81 West 32d ST. architects cost $4,000
The Bronx.
MARION AVE, W 8. 10 II Of lesth 81; for
y sty frame stable, 22X35. Ursullne Academy
denD owner. Armenian & Younkheerc. 1920
Bailey ave architects. cost, 81, GOO
Ii3D ST. AZ. for a ! sly brk wash and drFing
roof. lsx2O: New System Dye Works isaac
Goldberg. Az East li3i St. presidenu, owner
Moore & Landsiedel, Hsth ct and 30 ave aTchi-
tnnt.- cost 500.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia washington November
l. lgi2-SeaJed proposals Will be received AZ
this ONCE uIkil o'clock Z. NJ. on November
IA, 1912, for furnishing and delivering four 81
single acting triplex plunger pumps. TOT use IN
the Water Department. District OF Columbia
SpecIhcetions and form OF proposal may De
obtained from the Purchasing Officer. ID. -
CIJNO IL RUDOLPH, JOHN A. JOHNSTON'
WILLIAM V. JUDSOS, Commissioners ID. T.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BARGAIN.-For rent. loft 251l0O; wall
cases, carpets; first floor; three beautIui
windows; perfect light; two doors from oth
ave. no reasonable offer refused. Maison Der
nard. $50 9th ave. (3lst ST. -
HARDWARE AND TIN BUSINESS; EsTAB-
lIshed over 30 years on Main ST. Saugertiesn
on-the-Hudson; VIII sell for inventory: III
health causes sale. Apply 10 owner, James
Russell 227 Main St. saugerties, N. T.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

ANTIQUE WATCHEs.--The widow OF well
known virtuoso wishes to sell the collection
he made Of hne antique watches. gold goid
repousse and French gold enamel; many men,
toned in well known book on watches ana
clocks; quite a rare chance. Address IN hrst
instance The study, is SackVille ST. flcca-
div London, England.
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Male.
CHAUFFEUR.-s7O month. board Iodsins
Miss Morrows, largest, best glaliued IN
ta,.rmept agency in America. T2l Lexington
ave. cor. 5sth ST. No branch agency
Female,
COMPANION MATHEMATICIAN woman
educated musical, as companion TO elderly
seyni-iuyalId lady living In Stamford or
CTeenwIch: references. Address l.. ", Box
412 Daniclson, Conn.
NURSERY GOVERNESs - English; three
~ ,,.sTs. raference from last employer; Will
,ekc entire charge OF one or two children;
teaches elementary French, German, music
B. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau oO3 Oth ave.
entrance 42d ct,
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TEEEINI;ILu1l1E3

By New Cuaardcr "Lacop.a," Feb, = u days,
Si0g up. iuCludlu.. hotels, guId, or'y's, shoTe
49, Sion -ov,Ts Round wor'' and So Amer
leo rars ?. &. CLARKE. Timef ..les, ;. y.
COOKS I8URs AROUND THE WORLD.
AZ Anr-nl Series. send for I'oaet
T.rgr COOK SON, ?i5 BroenbHy. 20 and
"a Ffr'h kyS 29sp Broad GAY. = Y.
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TYPEWRlTING AND TYPEWRiTERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau st cstalogus
free: all makes taken part payment; bargains
in Underwoods Remingtons. divers, Smiths
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MECHANICS LIENS.

Elvira Byrne and ano. exrs. to Elvira ]
BNrno. Cdn. S2.g5O
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
RITTER or VALET English; single, compe-
tent, reliable. Trustworthy, neat; highest CITY
nersonal references; $50 up. walter care ny
mock FOG East S2d st.
BUTLER, WAITER or USEFUL MAN.,By
colored student, leaving schooli city Feiei-
ence. Robinson, ga West 5Sd ST. -----
AUFFEUR.-single, 49, sober careful
driver: seven years shop ana ROAD eSperIoo
ence: city or country: reference boiauu' lou
West 9th st.
USEFUL MAN-Young Irishmani understands
horses, garden. chickens; can mix care
auto: well recommended. Carpenter Agency
1854 9th ave.
yATET-A gentleman can have the services
~ a hrst class reliable man from y. m.
daily L. NJ, BOX 45, Tribune
Female.
cIIANiBERMAID- WAITRESS or parlormald-
Waitress; excellent reference as waitress. 4,
Miss Hofnayer's Agency. 322 ON ave- nihth
floor Tells. Madison square 12=L ana Io|oo,
COOK Assist laundry; chambermaid-wait-
r.ss. two neat young scotch Blrls, poth
Thoroughly experienced: years excelient per
sonal references; city or country SoV III
dustriai Association Agency, IL West 4Zd ~.
Phone 500 Bryant.
COOK Neat scotch woman: all branches; 3
years excellent references: with or without
kiicbenmaid. wages. $40: city or country MISS
BuckIey's Agency, IL West f-d ST. Fnohe
74s7 Bryant.
COOK AND LAUNDRY.-By hIst class PIT
Iate family cook: excellent baker; une&cep-
tionai references; city or country MIS- NV VoPp,
er's Agency G51 9th ave. 3sth 81 Fnohe ioo'
Greeley.
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Female.
WORK WANTED.

sTENOGRAPHER.- be good write
and of neat appearance; salary 80. BOZ
40 Tribune ONCE, 1854 Nassau 81
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WEST sIDE-Abovs Tooth street.


S275.-1OiTH ST. - WEST OUTSIDE
SUNNY ROOM, TWO FLIGHTS siNuLE
| ROOM, LADIES. BAlLlE. ----
S5-1OGTH ST. 81 WEST.-HANDSOME
LARGE FRONT ROOM; ADJOINIMGS
BACK PARLOR $3.50; TELEPhONE'
KALLAGE. ,
S4-Ss.-I0isT ST, 2O5 wEST-FuRNIsHHIEID
ITY, GAS MAID SERVICE AND ,T EI1E-
PHONE. ELEVATOR DAY AND NIGH
KTTGHEN 6E EvRY dG THB LpUD
iNGToN PHONE 1893 RIVERSIDE. --
I04TH ST. 1876 wEST-TwO BRIGHT,
CHEERFUL ROOMS ~ ELEM u, u
APARTMENTS; NEAR SLBMAA AN 20 MT
PRIVATE FAMILY; REFERENCES. APAhl-
MENT Il.
IO4TH ST, "a WEST. -HAHDsOME. LARGE
FRONT ROOM. NEAR BATH. ME,i !, n. NJ
SIZED ROOM. RUNNING WATER. HOME
COMFORTS. REASONABLE. GARbNER.
in4TH ST. 1874 wEST.--Room FOR gentle
man: modern corvenieLces: hoWeIikc sur
rouudiugs. reasonable, reft 'encts eNcha"N'u'
apartment Mrs. smith --.-
oath ST. 2ll WEST.-LAEGE Fl RNlsHhD
FRONT ROOM: CONVENIENT L. SUB
WAY; MODERATE. OCONNELL -.-
iU5TH ST. go WEST. Two CONNEGIi!N,,s
FRONT ROOMS SUBWAY, "L'. FEfEh
FNCEs. FRIsEEE.
iOGTH ST. 23s WEST RAYMCRE. COURT.
APARTMENT 9.--NEWLN, NlyEL1 F.H,
NISHFp ROOMS: PRIVATE FAMILY AL
CONVENIENCEs. 30 CHILDREN OK ''p'is
10TH ST go YES FOR CENT? bMEN
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS
HIGH CLASS ELEVATOR APARTMENT
REFERENCE. GuR!;EE.
IGSTH ST. 2O4 WEST - ELEVATOR APART.
MENT: sTL .NDIJ SUNNY ROOM, SNAIL
PRIVATE FAMIIY. TELEPHONE APART
MENT 2s.
IcTiI 81. 900 V Est che Dartmouth Ma g.
r.ar'sE g. scau' FULLY . ruiaEfH r"-l0r bee
roo . Tor gentlemen. rcfrrcu. e. rc1uTca. Ie'"-
phrr.e 8TNS- Morniarsiic, Apa 'r..nt e. .
lisTH sT.. 2S3 WEST NICELY FUR
NIEFTB EOOMF FOR BTsl&ESs ZEN
EN SUITE or SEPARATE; ArARTMENE ?
11eTU ST near Viuefsl4a and Funwayl -
Large front room geu'icmen. Prone H'9'
Morningside AIart1 ent - -
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yMEsTIc SITUATIONS WANTED

= - w Z . ~ ~ " = ''N''S -
Female
COOK -CIikMBEEMAiD and WAT fbNN -
Mother ard daughter. together or . phr@te'
nom rompcteut, neat. excellent retsrsu, ... ely
preferred. BlCkley's Agency. 10 Wtst = 81
COOK-First class In American family. AL
branches: breed, rolls, fancy desserts. no
Laundry; rity, country. Address ~. c. l1A
9th ave. ----
COOK plain iaund-.rs. small family. Eng
lish Protestant woman; city or short de.
tancr country, references. Williams. Sol West
18th St. rear
1D,.lE -Firs, class competent YOUNG cook. IN
stltftign, club OF school; seven years refer
.pres. ,lty or country Mrs. CoOpsrs Agency,
G57 ON axe. 3sth St Phone lOo5 Greeley.
COOK--Neat young girl; willing TO assist With
laundry: very o5liging. good references 10
10 $50 Nss Bucdey'R Agency, u West 90 81.
oUsEwoRKER-FIrSt class cook and good
ceIleni references. $50. Pearson's Agency.
East 1920 st. Tel. 60l9 Harlem.
iIOUSEWORKER.- by strorg, willing young
woman: good baker: fond OF children. CITY
or country Mrs. Coopers Agency, b5I 9th
ave. gsth st Phone Greeley 1908 -
UOIrsEWORK Two strong, neat young sirls
for Homework, plain cooking; excellent per
sonal references; wages $40. Miss Buckleys
Agency. II West I'D st.
WAITRESS AND CHAMBERMAID. By com
pcteut servant; also young cook; references,
civ or country. Mrs Cooper's Agency, G5T 9TH
ave. 3sth st Phone Greeley 1905.
WASHING colored woman wishes family
washing by week or dozen. terms reasonable.
1913 West 1921 ct. Phone 1864 Morningside.
WORKING HOUsEKEPER.- Capable English
woman, good cook manager; VIII take
charge OF bachelors or business people 8 apart
ment: excellent references. r.. Mlss FitzGer-
aids Agency. S02 9TH ave- lentrsnee 80 ST.
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REAL ESTATE

Continued from sixteenth page.
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ROOM AND BOARD DIRECTORY.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FREE
ROOM AND BOARD REGISTER

The Room and Board Register
of The New-York Tribune con-
tains a list of the better furnished
rooms and board offered III New
York.
Those seeking rooms are in
vited to consult the Register and
obtain a list free of charge. 800
Tribune Building. Telephone
Beekrnan 5000.
WEST SIDE-Below Tooth street.
s45O-s1sT ST., 2O4 wEsT.-NEwLY FUR
NISHED. SUNNY PARkoR AND 2,,, BE ~
MEN: SUBWAY: REFERENCES. RICH
81 -SSTH ST., so WEsT--single room, ad-
joining bath large closets; gentlemen ref
erences, MOORE
1876 WEST 2gTH ST.-Three handsome rooms,
sc arranged that they may be thrown into
suite; fine opportunity for three young men,
mornings 2; Sl1 for three. MORTON.
aSTH ST. BOZ IVES 4--Refned house; parioTT !:
Housekeeping. telephone: board optional
musicians preferred. columbus G922.
10TH, ST. 21S WEsT.-Two rooms; p private
bath, single; en- suile; small room; gentlemen
preferred: half block subway. ,
s5TH ST, POS WEST-Elegantly furnished
room; modern cOnveniences; telephOnei IN
qure janitor. JEFFERY. ----
S6TH ST, Sal wEST.--LARGE, HAND,
SOMELY FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
PRIVATE BATH: ALSO VERY DESlRABLE
SMALLER ROOM. WELL APPOINTED
PRIVATE HOUSE; SUBWAY. L. RIVER
SIDE
SGD ST. iS0 WEST-Newly furnished large.
connecting rooms: also single rooh'
kitchen privileges. MACHACEh -
SETH ST, lb WEST .-ELEGANTLY FUR
NISHED LARGE, SMALL ROOMS, sui
ABLE %. PRIVATE; SUBWAY, S6TH ST.
IL; PHONE -
S5TH ST. II WEST.-Furnshed rooms, private
house; best location; moderate prices ieie-
n--nnn Rnf1rnnNHE
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CALIFORNIA Tours le%ye ere
nuenfiv November 10 March. Booklets.
RAYMOND Whitcomb CO.. 223 9th Ave. N l.
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HELP WANTED
Male

EETSN,7s -y,ree sarnpic Ge on tcg Work a
couple OF hours n DAY during fa. S9"s.al
that sells on sight. Write Frank J. Fox NV
or Road, Bristol, Penn. -----,
I MADE $50 600 IA Ave years with small
mali order business. began with 81. SEND
for free booklet Tells how. Heac0ck' tooo
IOckport, y. Y.
sELESMEN. Five high grade, experienced
statesmen In the furniture and brass peu
line. territories open New England. Penna.'
ohio Indiana Missouri ana SouthEebt, bal 70
ary 81 OOO-S3 $40 superintendent lforeHahp.
Anishing department brass bed factory. must
he Thoroughly familiar with finishing. lac-
ouering bakin,. etc; salary Sl,1pO-Sl sou
ppnsirrss 9er,.icr Co Commonwealth Bldg
Philadelphia, Penna. -------
VACUUM CLEANING with powerful cleo
trlc air compressor; satisfaction guarnn
,eed. 81 hour, 75c. additional hour. OyaWs'
100 Wes' l0lst 81; 'phonn 4522 Riverslde.
WANTED. First class rubber clothing sales
man who has an established trade among the
iobbing houses and department stores cA-
cellent opening with well established houss
Address. with references, NJ. G. g. Tribune or
fee.
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Ballroom Suites for Rental. Tel. e:Ie Col.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teacher Agency
suppIies Professors, Teachers, Tutors. Gov
lies Apply 20 Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-F FULTON.
% Union Square.
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ANTIQUES.
EXCURSIONS.

1NTIOTJFS- second hend turniturs bought
sold r. Creamer 0l0 9Th ave. fhoh
Plaza--6261
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eoARDcRS WANTED.
WEST SIDE. below IOOth street.

bOUHDEW~ WV y
WEST SIDE below IOOth street.
los WEST SVTH ST. go
LADY OFFERS N HER HOME Lux =.
DOUBLE OR SINGLE 3D. GIT liz u
ROOM. NEAR BATH SUPERIOR TAEDL,
REFERENCES.
siST ST. I47 WEsr httra-tiysI" fur aish-h
table. table hoard, reference -
0gD 81 1874 WET. Ter'0 board. excellent
service. home ccogls. also rooms. T"le-
phOre Riverside ajEg. -
WEST SIDE-Above iOOih street.
IO4rH ST, 50 WTSr-ScCond moor To"'
room: near bath: tabs CucE Z. ie-.nn1ns-
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
SELECT HELP al Tati0ualitirs. suPplisd
short notice .cserences investigated 5"'9
Harlem - Wet l1ltt ~
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WEST sIDE-AbOye jOOih street.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

ri ST, So WET Second floor front
-. rnnr hail. thin Cnct 4. ta-.nhOne-
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pREssMAKINo

ATTRACTIVE GOWNS, copy from French
book; chic Partisan. your own material
from $40 up; estimates given; very reason
able Evening gowns our specially. Gowns
remodeIed equal TO new. MINES. MERRETT
VALDES, l03 WesI 1l7th St Tel $500
MnrninpEide
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20 AXE HlzABErH
LEAkINGf

Lake Elizabeth, Jan. 9-The bad
weather prevented quite a few par
ties New Years Day.
Adolf Winberg left for Minneap-
oils Tuesday for a short stay.
Geo. Bowman's entertained a num-
Der of young people Wednesday ev-
ening.
Ruth Olsen gave party to a few
of her friends last Friday evening.
A good time was had by all present.
John Olsen's, August Olsen's and
Gust Boom's were among those who
visited at Andrew Paulson's Satur-
day.
Lille Boom returned to Atwater
Monday to resume her studies after
the holiday vacation.
Someone is planning on ringing the
wedding bells in the near future.
Who?
Mr.. and Mrs. g. j. Boom pleas
antly entertained a few of their rela-
tives and friends last Thursday af-
ternoon.
Ed Holmgren of Atwater is a fire..
quent visitor in this part Of the coun.
try.
Mrs. Fred Stenberg has been ii
lately but is now improving.
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RlNGO LAKE

Ringo Lake, Jan. 8-Miss Rubina
Berg is critically i'll with an acute
attack of rheumatic fever.
Miss Anna Ekblad and brother
Willie, returned to Spicer last Tues
day after having spent the Christ
mas holidays at their home here.
Miss Olga Berg returned to WILL
mar last Wednesday to resume her
dressmaking duties, after having en-
joyed her Christmas vacation at her
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ekblad visit
ed at New London a few days last
week.
Mr.. Gust West left this vicinity
last Wednesday for the city.
Mr.. Otto Ekblad left for Summit,
S. D. last Tuesday.
Miss Marie Carlson who recently
arrived here from Sweden left for
Minneapolis last Friday. She has
spent the holidays here as a guest
Of Mrs. Berg.
A large number of friends and
neighbors were pleasantly entertain
ed at the home of Edw. Carlson last
Monday evening.
Mrs. Emma Anderson and children
of New London have been visiting
with relatives in this vicinity for a
few days.
A number of friends were enter
tanned at the Nels Monson home last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Albert Thorvig of Spicer is
at present staying at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Moller spent
Wednesday last at the Jonas Mon
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ekblad spent
Friday at the P. J. Ekblad home here.
Mr.. VIM. Lovander of Willmar
spent a couple Of days in this vicin-
!. ity last week.
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new LONDON, ROUTE q.

New London Mimi, Jan. IA
Happy New Year to all Tribune read
ers.
The wedding bells will be ringing
Tuesday when Miss Hulda Bengtson
will be married to Mr.. Haldine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Myhre, Cliff
ford, Selma and Emma Myhre and
Miss Solley of Kerkhoven were Wis
itors at the Willie Nordstedt home
during Christmas.
Messrs. Ezekiel Soderlund and
Adolph Olander and Misses Edith
and Agnes Olander were Spicer call
ers.
Edith, Agnes and Adolph Olander
entertained a number Of young
friends Monday evening at their
home.
Andrew and Gustav Holm have
been visiting at the Carl Soderlund
home for a few days.
Services will be held in the Swed-
ish Lutheran church Friday evening
at z 80, and on Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock.
The Sunday school will begin this
year on Sunday at two o'clock. All
are welcome to come to SUNDAY
school.
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vacation at his parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. IN. Hendrickson were
entertained at ths F. Hamilton home
last Sunday.
Bert Mardin arrived here Satur-
day from Iowa for q weeks visit
with his folks. He. win then leave
for California.
Hugh McManus was at the county
seat the first Of the week. i
Rev. I. A. Johanson will hold serv-
ices in the Zion church next Sunday
evening beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Hilda Olson was a guest at
the Ronning home a couple Of days
last week. =
News reached here a; short time
ago from Revillo that Miss Regina
Farmer, a daughter Of Ole Farmer
Of that place, was recently married
to Chris. Christensen. Miss Far
men was formerly. a Spicer girl and
has the hearty good wishes Of her
friends here for a long life Of happi-
ness. 49,.
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A Hero In a Lighthouse.

For years J. S. Donahue, So. Hav-
en-, Mich, a civil war captain, as a
lighthouse keeper, averted awful
wrecks, but a queer fact is, he might
have been wreck himself, If Elec-
trio Bitters had not prevented. ".They
cured me Of kidney trouble and
chills," he writes, "after l had taken
other so called cures for years, with
out benefit and they also improved
my sight. Now at seventy, I am feel
ing fine" For Dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, all stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, they're without equal. Try
them, Only SOC at Carlson Bros.
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Irving, Jan. 8-Mrs. Hans Peder-
son was operated on at the Deacon
ess hospital at Minneapolis last Sat-
urday, but as yet no report has been
received there. We all hope that she
may soon be able to return much i'm
proved in health.
Little Evelyn Borsheim has been
quite i'll with an attack of appendi-
citis, but is recovering rapidly.
Bertha, Anderson left last week for
st. Paul to resume her studies at the
high school, after having spent the
holidays at her home here.
Miss Nettie Hanson resumed her
duties as teacher in the Rose Hill
school today, after a two weeks va
cation.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Nordland
church will meet, at Gilbert Erick-
sons on Wednesday afternoon. Rev.
Hanson will conduct meeting at P.
j. Rufsvold's in the evening of the
same day and read there with the
condrmants Thursday.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Irving Creamery As
ISOLATION was held last Thursday,
and showed~the creamery to be on a
good financial basis with all debts
paid and money in the treasury. The
old board was reelected. A Bor-
sheim, j. B. johnson and Martin
Hanson were appointed to repair the
ice house. liver Lorntzen was hired
to cut the ice, and all share holders
are to haul it.
Helen Olson has been spending a
few days in Willmar visiting her
aunt, Mrs. A. 0. Sather.
Conrad Sunde and Morris Nelson
left on Tuesday for Minneapolis to
resume their studies at the Augsburg
Seminary.
John Larson from Minneapolis is
visiting with relatives and friends
here. ..4
The Misses Nellie Nelson and Ida
Martinson returned on Thursday
from a two weeks visit in the cities.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-01-10
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