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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-25
CITY NEWS.

u G, Blake, the horseshoer, is To-
eateo at the old stand sos Johnson
street having bought the business
=. uacK from j. L. Zane who purchased
rne same about ten days ago. Mr..
bake is Keokuk's reliable horse
snoer. He will be glad to have all
WV customers call on him.
Wanted Boiler makers. Noel
roy Iron Works Co.
ihose beautiful Highland park
iols which have been placed on sale
,a ai go rapidly. See ]. A. Roberts,
-V Main street, before they are all
gone. No more beautiful site on the
river II you wish to invest or If you
.isn 70 get a lot for a river view cot,
,ase home don't miss this chance
ohiy a limited number of lots have
ueen placed on the market. They are
saAen from the White Elk vineyard
ground.
Cleaning.
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SHEDDING SEASON
FOR BULL MOOSE
They haveknown it for
years
Continued from page ~


In this connection. Then could
become lay preacher and preach
certain things to audiences like
this
of all the bits of hypocrisy, the
worst is to say that you want some
lmng and when you get it to say you
op]ect to the only means by which it
could have been acquired" the pro
sressive candidate asserted, discuss
Ing the way the Panama canal was
acquired.
II any man objects to what / did
with the Panama canal, let him give
y oack hold that a nation in deal
ing with another nation should act as
IN honorable man acts dealing with
'ther individuals"
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st. Johns Exercises.

There will be celebration of the
holy communion at st. Johns chapel
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning, at
which Mr.. Sage will meet the district
visitors. In the afternoon, at three
o'clock the Woman's Auxiliary will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Lafay-
cite Brown, 613 Orleans street. at
which time Mr.. Sage will give the first
of a series of addresses on Japan
which is to be the study of the wo-
men of the parish this year, All the
women of ST. Johns and their friends
are invited. st. Johns Guild will be
entertained Monday afternoon at three
o'clock by Mrs. g. Collingwood Tuck,
er, Mrs George E. Rix and Mrs. Thos
p. Gray at the residence of Mrs.
Tucker. 316 Fulton street.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

KALTWASSER - Funeral services
for the late Mrs. K, ]. Kaltwasser
will be held at 8 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon, September 26, 1912, at the
family home l7o6 Palean st. FriSnds
invited. Burial in Oakland cemetery,
private.
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or to CHICAGO,

Mrs. Emo Cole Spain, who has been
spending the summer in Keokuk, viii
leave this week for Chicago, where
she will take a post graduate course
in the University of Chicago.
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John S. stille, W. w. KimbaIl
Cos. expert piano tuner is in the city.
Leave tuning orders at w. W. Kimball
Co. 307 Main street.
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To Entertain Ladies.

Mrs. John Culbertson, No. 1918
Blondeau street, will entertain the
Ladies Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church next Friday afternoon.
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To Visit in Kentucky.

Mrs. Grace C. Brownell left today
for visit in shelbyville, KY, and
other points In the south.
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FOR SALEM room house. lot and
large barn, steam heat and bath
1912 Timea.
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FOR SALE-Cheap, three room house,
good barn, good outbuildings. prac-
tically all new, in Alexandria, Mo J.
e. Billiard, care Sage Bros, Keokuk
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WANTED Keokuk gentleman wants
lady partner for travelling moving
picture show, one who can play piano
and sing. Splendid opportunity. Ad-
dress &C., care Gate City.
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FOR SALE Good dry cord wood at
$500 per cord; also oak posts at
15c. Inquire of Fred Hilpert.
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Win Auto 10 Indiana.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Rich and family
left today for an auto trip to Munsey,
Ind
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WANTED Quarrymen and laborers,
Montrose, Iowa. Good boarding
house at works. Burlington Quarry
Co.
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FOR sALE-Lot on Orleans, between
10th, and 18th, $3.50. Call at Sci
berts Cigar Store.
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Entertain for Rev. and Mrs. Lathrop.
The Ladies Aid society of the Trim
ity M. e. church, will hold a recep-
ton Thursday evening at s O'Clock in
the church parlors for Rev and Mrs.
A. H. Lathrop, the former the new
pastor of the church. The guests will
be received by Rev. and Mrs Lathrop,
Mrs. C. w. Hartley, president of the
Ladies Aid society, and F. P. Rehmeir,
president of the Epworth league. The
guests will be members of the church
and congregation, and light refresh
ments will be served. The evening
promises to be very pleasant one
socially.
To Entertain ST. Paul Ladies'.
The Young Ladies society of the
ST. Paul's German Evangelical church
will meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Henry scnerer, 1915
Palean street Mrs. Scherer will be
assisted by Mrs. Lindner, Miss Hert-
Ilein and Miss Greibsch.
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Surprised Their Friends.

surprised netF frlenQS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Neiil, new
lyweds, sprung neat surprise on
their friends last night Mrs. o'Neiil |
who was Miss George Heevener, was
to have been the guest OF honor at a
shower given by Mrs.
Morton B. Buck, assisted by Miss
Carrie Off at the Buck residence, No, |
4l3 North Eleventh street. The we'd
ding was scheduled to take place
Wednesday morning and this was to
have been Miss Heevener's last ap-
rearance among her girl friends. Some
thirty guests assembled at the Buck
home which was prettily decorated
for the occasion, the colors of white
and red being used profusely , dining
room and parlors. Many beautiful
gifts had been concealed beneath a
seat in a latticed arbor arranged
across one corner of the parlor, the
plan being to entice Miss Heevener to
this seat on her arrival. But Miss
| Heevener" did not come, From an
early hour her friends waited-and
waited-and were still waiting at
1880 p. M when announcement was
made that Miss Heevener had become
Mrs. Charles O'Neill at the parish
house of St Peters church at $50
lip. M, Rev. Father Gillespie officiating
and the attendants being Eugene
O'Neill and Miss Paulie Stahl Mrs
i O'Neill is very pretty and popular
young woman and has been the re-
cipient of many social favors since her
engagement was announced. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Heevener of No. 402 B street. Wes'
, Keokuk. The groom is the youngest
son of John O'Neill of No. 1929 Parl
street, and is engaged in the grocery
business with his father and brothers
: The young cou'le who represent two
; of the Oldest and most respected
, families in the west end, have furn
ished a cozy home at B and Parl
!. streets, and have taken with them tt
their new home the hearty good viii
:, and best wishes of large circle 0
, friends.
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Th!mhIe club Entertained.

Mrs. John Crimmins, Jr., entertain
ed the Thimble Club this afternoon at
her home 1904 Fulton street.
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WANTED Good girl for general
homework. Enquire 62T Exchange
or phone 267-black.
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FARM FOR SALE OR RENT $50
acres with improvements Six
miles northwest of Keokuk. Mrs R.
C. Jewett, S1S Morgan
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FOR SALE All kinds of home can
ned and preserved fruits. Call at
.1T Morgan street.
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FOR RENT--Newly furnished room
in strictly modern home. Phone 1925
red.
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w a mt Column
WANTED.

WANTED Car repairers. at once.
Steady work. Burlington Repair
Shops. Phone 1S0-black.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE u dozen baseburners in
first class shape, also soft coal
heaters. VIM Holland, S24 Main
street.
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FOR RENT UNFINISHED rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping. In
quire 1907 Franklin or phone $50
black.
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Quincy Party Here.


Quincy Journal, Sept. "a: Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Everett of Eleventh and
Vermont streets entertained small
company at dinner last night In honor
of Dr. Henry Prigge of Los Angeles,
Cal, who is visiting relatives here.
The other guests at the sinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Koehler. Yes
terday morning DIR. Prigge and his
relatives, Charles and George Koehler,
went out to Mendon in an automobile
and visited the old lAoehler home
stead. John Koehler of Mendon join
ed the party there and they went to
Keokuk and visited the dam, returning
to Quincy late in the afternoon.
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Dixie Card Club Today.

The Dixie Card club was entertain
ed this afternoon by Mrs. Norman j..
Hancock, 1927 Exchange street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-25

FOR sALE-Coles hot air blast
range. Call at 1924 street. Phone
554-Black.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, gentle
man preferred. Phone 903-red
FOR SALEISmall lot in first ward
at bargain if sold at once. Inquire Alt
Fulton.
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WANTED BY a boy sixteen years
old, attending business college, a
situation out Of school hours. Bell
phone 1268-Black.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms, new and
modern, suitable for light house
keeping Inquire 1910 Orleans Ave.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished room, 712
Timea.
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WANTED-Work caring for furnaces.
Inquire 915 Franklin street.
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wANTED-A chimney sweep. Apply
504 Orleans Ave.
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FUNERAL RECORD
Edward Waismlth,

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4 "a a. Z s. n - = ID K 3 s .i3
NINE I NC i I re I.

Aakers Business College received
ten requests for office help the past
week, and the following were made
happy ~ going into positl Ions FSlrol
gen, Hannah Hanson, Dena Forsberg.
Hannah Christensen and Roy La;
!shelle. Compare the above with what
other schools are doing for their.
graduates. We must have more stud.
ients To supply the demand on us for
office hell. Enroll January End n at
the CT. Gsrand Forks Or II rgo,
and get started On the road 70 success,
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FolLs 70 VI PL or.

NVh hen shameful polt & exists be-
tween liver and bowels Ito cause dis.
tress ~ refusing IT, act take SDr.
King New Life Pills, and end such
abuse of your syst They ( gently
compel light. action Of stomach liver
and bowels, and restore your health
and an good feeling 25c at an drug
5gists
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Hans oro shop ing and visiting with

;AEASHuS.
Master Francis Riord on Of East 9Th
street is reported to b. iii With scar
let fever, but his many friends hope
for his rapid recovery
Miss Anna Ahearn left for her home
in M elrose, MINI. onday after a
visit gat the A. q Connor home. at
sEgeland
Il and Mrs. il NJ. rasmussen and
daughter Lillian returned b to their
home in Doyons Tuesday after spend.
ing a few days here Christmas shop.
ping. sSSss
n; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. q, lewis Of Stark
weather, were here Monday on their
way to Madison, Wis, where they WIN
spend the winter with MRS. ]. ewis. par,
sents, Or. and Mrs. II. n BIRD. III
5 MT. and Mrs. Henry BalufuS Of Doy-
otl::who have been visiting their
daughter, Miss Myrtle. u student at
the: ST. Mary'ss Acad denny. returned To
their home Tuesday. ssSs
Mr.. Jake King. who lives on Devils
Lake rural route No. 4. was ia the
city Tuesday Mr.. King 10 preparing
TO move out to the Berthold territory
| in the spring. S55ssS
\ Mrs. o. T. Simon left for her home
|sins Bartlett Monday after q short visit
with Mrs. NJ: -. Kennedy, as Flint
avenue. Mr.. Simon stopped on on
her way home from Stanley, where
Eshe visited her daughter. 33ss#
The members Of the Crescent
i Lodge, a. F.. and S.A. M Of Grafton
have issued invitations for the sdedi-
cation ceremony Of the New Masonic
Temple at Grafton on Friday even:
ing, Deeembe the 27th. q ssSESi
S Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Klingel
lof Cato township, were among the
iout-of-toWn Christmas b shoppers ii
the Lake. Miss Klingel was a guest
1.-THE John Henley HON Miss Ruth
was the guest Of Miss Dc Fines.
Miss Edith Lee is the guest Of Miss
Sophia Hansen. IA East Sixth street,
Tor q few days, visit. Miss Lee is ed
route to her home I'M Texas from Dun,
seth where she has been teaching
school.
AZ and Mrs Hans. Anderson and
son Henry Of Egel and, were here Mon.
day enroute sto Owat onna, MINI.
where they will spend two months
Visiting relatires 81
Eais and Mrs. H.s King and daugh-
ter5of sRolla,, were IN the city Monday
On their way Il. IWood, Ind /, where
they will spend Chris mas at the home
OF Mrs; Kings parents, and Mrs.
Wright.
Is George w kinson /. the genial editor
Io q the F'argo Democrat tarried il the
city a short time We dnesday He came
in from Minot and left 81 the sAneta
train for home said that sA 4 +.
Williamson aspires to- succeed Post
master PIiimley AZ Fargo 4
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en- Friday At Devils Lake Ramsey Count
St once Deyils Lake, Is. IS Second cass mater.
II r ny NDI.DS.
Pu d Esh Ell \.
Subscr ption q fciic ISL SO d Y ear.
4! lid n 10 Z 6 I. 20, 1912
dditiorlal oca rs

~ SAS2 S6A 49, - Sg5 - - ~ 49, -
D.. Brennan, immig grafton agent
Y for the Farmers Grain & Shipping Co..
returned Monday from a trip into Min
nesota. h ss,$Ss,ss
\ "a large number Of sa1esmen and far
smers are making use Of the 500 Lines
i freight train which leaves here every
morning at Z O'Clock.
s$EsS Mr.. Peter Honey OF Edmore, was
81 In the city Tuesday, leaving Tor Al.
ANS, N. ID, Wednesday morning.
a* :s Hotels, during the past week have
] been pretty well crowded, there being
q large number Of people in town dur.
ing their Christmas shopping.
3Ss$5 Mrs. j. "a. Moran returned the Hat
ter part Of last week from q six weeks
visit with relatives and friends AZ; Chi
cage and different Wisconsin points
a. =
81 Miss Louise Krock was III II hes city
Monday on. her return HON sIsitch.
u field, MINI, from st. John where sae
spent the summer with her brot hers.
D. Z. Blair of Rugby, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. e. Isl sFTa,
gel, Of Webster. for q short while, s lie.
d turned to his home Tuesday.
Mrs, =. 2. Aarhus left Tor her home
n Mayyille Monday after Wse.eE'e
visit at the home OF her son, Il. an.
Aarhus. s1s East Fourth ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Vallie and ifiss
E1len Sayers Of Medicine Lake, font.
81 who have been visiting at 1T. Totter
for q week, went to Rolla Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Test and son
who have been visiting at aSt The JoliI
y Thelin home east st town for som,
time left for Gilbert INN. TUESDAY
4
Mankato Com merc; f,o,I as,a |; ,,.s 4
,iates hold resn ~ IN = nas 81,
aryyv enc R,s,,l ~
4 frs. p. G. DUEL and lighter Miss
. Iarriette came IN Saturday from TIL
Duel farm near GarskeE and win sprentt
SIso 81 p srd Isl. 81
20
~ we s,
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George Wilkinson the genial editor
55ofs the Fargo Democrat ttarried ins the
city q short time ednesday He came
from Minot and ;lef On the Aneta;
train for home Its said that AR.
Williamson aspires to succeed Post
master PlumIey at Fargo
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ss* During the fall James Welesy sus-
tained injuries while Working eya sa
Sthreshing rig belonging to G. Pearson.
schroe Ter and Jensen Of
IsaWtt elesy sued the owners of
Ethe machine Tor 400 damages Last
week he settled with them Tor s150
George Elmslie returned Monday
from Chicago. where he has been On
|bustneas Tor the past week. While Ii
Chicago MI. Elmslie visited his. son
James, Who iss attending the Chicago
UniYersity they having apent one day
together going through the Marshall
Field museum. s5sl s:5
Pa. Smith. formerly of Devils
Lake, who now residess ats cakes was
here Tuesday NE. smith was elected
clerk 81 courts of Dickey count at
the last election, Cheating his oppon-
Tent BY a large maj ority. And ~.
Smith declares that he did not do any
[electi oneering either
2. stotts return ed TO his home It'll
IIampd dem tuesday 81 a short bust
ness visit here. ~ q. Sstotts psrlY
farmed near tstarkWe ather A. Sullivan
township and nov owns q large farm
near Derrick, this stat Hell ven
known here and had the pleasure f
meeting many old acquaintances
while In the city.
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Mrs. Robert Kuhn and little son
|Robert Jr. who have been the guests
#of Mrs. Kuhn y sister ffrs.
Brown MI Lake township for three
weeks, left for their home is Cakes
Monda
esharles Blackorb OF Iaansboro
III the scity on saturday for short
time tins etWeen trains bile en- route to
Grand Forks where he Will pend $seYsI
eraI days tending to usiness mat
ssterss
Carl Cole went lila M}ondaysS
where he will take charge Of a barber
shop which he recently pure chased. Mr.!
Co1e has been empl oyed Sins the Jos
|E1'Vickert shop for some time past
@ Charles Garske, IL, Of Cars ke, came
down Oh the i arners train onday,
land left this 4 mo rning for Grand
Forks, where he, viii visit his brother
Willie who lis attending the state uni lni:s
ITersity. ss5 B
Carr Gland arrived from ron Den E y
ton, NJ ont., sday acc omp anly,ri AT
the remains Of Miss Eva Bel. The
funeral service was held at the 4 o ,ulis
lLaRue residence, SIS East Fifth 'st.,s
Thursday afternoon at 3 O'clock 1Ss
Chapman & Shirley - new barber
lshop at the Hotel Western, opened
FOR business recently and is en5o ying
avery nice business. Il MI. Jensen, for
lmesly ia the Kelly avenue shop is DE- II
Echarge Of the new place OF bust ness
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8 A large number Of statesmen and TAR
5mers are making use Of the 500 Lines
freight train which leaves here every
morning at o'clock.
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$s Hotels, during the past week have
been pretty well crowded, there being
. large number Of people in town dur:
Ing their Christmas shopping.
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/ and M lis. 10. H.s King and daugh-
ter Of 5Rolla were in5 the city Monday
/ n their way to BOD, lind i, where
they will spend Christ mass at the home
2of Mrs. Kings parents II. and Mrs,
Wrig
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es rs. p; Ora has issued invita-
.Ations for a misc elIaneous shove for
4 9l Miss Frances Gunther 10 be given at
the Gray apartments at the Colonial
on Monday, Decent Der 2233rd .Issg
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Belcourt of Grand Harbor, was
IN the city sunda for short time
visiting with friends. ssss
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SsS Mr.. Peter Honey of 'Edmore, was
IN the city Tuesday, leaving Tor u
ANS, N. ID, Wednesday morning
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Nh. and Mrs Hans Anderson and
son Henry Of ICELAND were hep Mon.
day enroute to Owatonna MINI.
where they will spend two months
Visiting relat tires. BIZ
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Mrs. 7. =. Aarhus left for her home
In Mayville Monday after la WEEKS
visit at the home OF her son,
sEAarhus. 819 East Fourth 81.
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Mr.. I and Mrs louis Nv est and son,
who VI have been visiting d; at che John
;3Thelin home east Of 4 own for SONS,
time left for Gilbert, inn. Tuesday.
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MI. and Mrs. r Vallise. and Miss
Ellen sayers of Medicine Lake, Mont,
who have been visiting at q often
for q week, went to Rolla ednesday.
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fsE Master Francis Riord on Of East 9Th
street is reported to be- III with scar
let fever, but his many friends hope
for his rapid recovery.
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Mr. Jake King. who lives On Devils
Lake rural route No q. was ia the
scity Tuesday. Mr.. King 10 preparing
i " move out to the Berthold territory
I'm the spring. T,S:ss5
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Miss Anna Ahearn left for her home
in M1elrose, MINI. Aonday after L
visit at the "a. o Conner home al
aEge1and $5sa
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ss Rev. 3. a. Fail returned TO his home
I nm Calvin Wednesday after spending
few days here on business: was
:Sa guest at the home Of Rev Albert
Torbet while IN the city
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as Miss Edna ;Murdick and Miss Brown
we're in the city on SSiaturday from
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~. Mankatog Commercial College grad
yates hold responsible position sv
seryWhere. Results coan
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ys Mr.. and Mrs. ID. "a. lewis Sof Stark
weather, were here Monday on their
sway to Madison, Wis, where they viii
spend the winter with Mrs. I.ewis' par.
sents, Or. and Mrs. II. Il. BIRD.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Balufus Of ssDoy
soflwho have been. visiting theiI
daughter, Miss Myrtle. i student, d,
the ST. Mays Academy. returned II
their home Tuesday.
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and Mrs. !. R asmussen and
daughter Lillian returned to their
home in Doyons Tuesday after spend
ing a few days here Christmas shop
ping. ssSss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-12-20

lfrs. p. g. DUEL and sdalg hter Miss
Harriette came IN saturda ON the
& Duell farm near Cars and WIN spend
the winter in this city att heir home
ON East 3rd ST.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-12-20

Miss Louise Krock was i iiats thes city
Monday on, her return home to Itch.
field, MINI, from. st. John where She
spent the summer with her brothers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-12-20

Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Klingel
of Cato township, 81 were B among the
|o on town Christmas shoppers il
the Lake. Miss zlingel was 4 guest
at the John Henley home Miss Ruth
was the guest OF Miss Cert = Hines.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-12-20

9533 The members Of the Crescent
y Lodge, a. =. and NJ. Of Grafton
have issued invitations for the dedi-
cation ceremony Of the New Masonic
Temple at Grafton on Friday even
ing, Decent the 27th