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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-25

Tie Geiuport Cfiiee fir oas Gin.
einnatier $Ultsblaff" befinbef iidD in
Vu. 339 Yort Strafc, geacnnber benz
Gourtbauie, ipoieIbif Herisfeiten, ag-
5eigen 1t. /. IN. bis 10 ltbr 45 Rinu.
ten abenos entscesnsenommeu iper.
ben. Selepbon Sontb 2401.
u ltamont 5ptel perfauft.
Gas aItomont 9otst in ben gsns
tudp St9bianes, fas Dor eirieer osebs
rem nit einen aoftenaafnanc pon
$4,000 erbaui puroe, rlroe osftsrn
bonn Maiter aommiFdr SonlueI an.
b.rion fir $4,000 an Col. 6. I.
granfpro pertduft. 1sr 8erfauf
fhliebt SO Qfer Ganb uno bas 6oteI,
Wobiliar etc. unb oas SbeaD arlns
6otel nsbit einri6tung Elm. Ter 2'ere
faufsbefebl muroe in ter alaae bon
6. ]. eranforo gegsn gharles aaisce.
mann i'm Gircui.gsria erldifcn, am
bic 1kilbaberIdaft bss SIdsers anb
bes gertlosten sa l0isn. las aito.
mont 5ot.l Durbe Dor 2 sscbrsn fir
$54. 900 unb bas Sbsq9 Qrms 6oteI
fir $27, 1000 nertauft.
- 6ugo Wingss itdrb aeitern in
feiner DObnuna RO. 135 Wt. Yleos
fant 4De., 5isbIanDs, i'm alter non
81 Jobren an Der aungersrtsHnoans
Winess purbs in Cincinnati geboren
unn mar nit isinem 9ater i'm Giien.
fpaarengeiddft an Der Monmontt
Gtrabe afociirt. gO- 5nsi Moten
itarb iein Slater 6enrD 9ilinqes uno
iibernohm II baEn ba5 0sln1it. Ter
Deritorbene bfnteridbt eire Satin.
Das acknowledgements finbet am
Samitcg 8ormittag , lll- ron bes
ct. etepbanuseairde. leDpcrt aus
,iiatt
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U,ortba Wooe bon ssnorpiIf,

- Woriba Wooe bon anorpiIft,
5tnn., erludis bic VcIi3ei. ttre Miit.
ter. dran Narie Gcomer. bon tpeIntr
Re felt 16 Sabren nihts sehSrt bat.
tier 3u luhtn. Die Oeiuhte rurDe In
Der 1rau anna MalbinsiOn. 6onss
hGIterin Don CHARTS Webner bon bet
VriHeetcn 2anbfirabe, sefunben. Jrau
mdihinatcn er5dblts, oab ibr erfsr
Goiie, nohbem lie iib BON ibm
itsuntt, NIT ibrem 7idhrigsn 9Ohtess
den Ipurlos perihfpano. Sbre Tod.
ter in i.st 90 Sabr. alt unb ipirb in
ben ndhiten 1asen einsn Brief BON
Der Mutier srbaIten.
- Gin G6lsihbi.b orons s.Itern
gormiitaa in bic Nobnuns BON gbas.
g. 1anIp. go. GIT Suo IL. Strobe,
lnb itaM $40.
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T. o y / N 1t o y.

Die GOpinaton Office FIR bas nGiu'
eiunatier &pltsblatt" befinoet ildy im
6ebGnoe Ho. 509-511 WabiiOg
gDcunc. an5cigen, Wittbeilunscn
uuo Seitellnngen irgenDucldjer art
fueroeu bis 10 lIbr gbeuoS baislbit
entgcacHgenpmmcn. Selepbuu 5nntb
3254.
- Sm 8unoesgeri6t purbs seitern
Elm San geIdliatet. Der ei1e tntereiz
fante GeIhi6te bat. Dor pielen Sab
ZEN eisnete Sames 9ants, so Sabre
oft, in 2stder Gountp Elm Stit 2aro.
BdHts, Der r.6ts anoeres tsnnt als
oos 2eben zines mWountdineers", fdz
bri3irte, ipie Inoere, .WoonfbiHe
BHstep" nabe feiner siHfdhsn 6utte.
bis er zines Cages BON gunbssbeanz
ten bel Der 4rbsit iiberraItt tpurbe.
Gr ipurbe rerbaFtet uno um $1,000
beftraft, um mebr als ietn Gisentbum
fpertb mar. Die g. e q. Giienbobn
legte cine 8abn in Sddion an unb
itieg oaourn 8ont's gigsntbum i'm
gBertbe. 0araufbtn legts Die gunbess
beb0roe 8ei6Iag auf bas Gigentbum,
um bic Strafiumms 5u erlanssn.
8onts gelang IS, $170O gu bergen
nno be3dblte oamit Die Gtrafe. 9us
21n0 piro nun in gdloe BON Spetuz
lanten srnprben lperben unb piro
Bants in ieInen alten cSabren nod
befiere Gage iebsn.
Jrau Margoretbe 6dumann
BON Der DAT Strube, 2uotolp, erbi,It
geitern Die Rd6ritht, odB ttre Iohter,
Sdpefter Gerpd1ia pom ct. 'francis
!1oipitol in grootlpn, q. s., tAr fill
bsrnes Subtldum fsiern ipirh.
9runbeigentbums uebertruguns
gen: 5. q. Grpiu, Sruitss Der Gbenes
ger PresbDterp. an bic 6untinaton
2lDeRue prssbptsrian Stride in aatos
nin, 2ot go. 113 in Der iSairoiep
Got &c Improvement afociatiOn's
4nterabtbsilung in 2atonia, 81 etc.
elmer st. 5eiieI an 5reo. Sobnion.
Cots 90. $50, 966 unb 967 in Sl5s
GrIanger, rs BEL It's 5uB, $50. -
6enrp Grunrmonn an gilbert uuo
Qnna Rice, Got SO. 20 in Der Dolf
uno Gor llnterabthsilung on Der
WeitIeite Der Gin Strabe, 25 bei 90
SuB, ST etc. - Qnton Yottmdper IN
QbilOmsna Pottmeper, Got go. 13 an
8lod SO. SO, an Der Oitieite Der
gafetpel Strabe. 3pti6en 6. uno Z.
StrdBe, 81 etc. Sobn 6. unb
9lnna @. gropn an Wturp Gperaro,
1beiIs Der Cots go. SO unb 81 in Der
2enrB Uforton llnterabtbiluns an
Der Slo 2erington Rpab, ST. etc.
Games u. Stepbeus unb Stans
IeD alfreb qualifi3irten i'm gpuntps
ssridbte als Offentli6e Roture.
Bduerlanbnibfheins: 8. 6.
Griffith fir Elm 2it0tiees 5ram.>
ok6Gaoe an Der 8eItfits Der Degour4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-25

6snie Abenb reranitalt,i Der Ghor
Der grIien 8euti6en Btr.. Gtmsines
auf pries Sia elm aonssri. Ine iinb
krslih einasIdcen. Jolesnbes prcs
arnmm asIanst Sur 9ur6fiibruns:
Orpbeus Crfsiter.
5err ssacob 5teintonis, 9irietnt.
Bard Of tie prtsfts", Wenbelsfobr
Gbor.
gidnpIoto Gin. eegsnoe" genbel
Jri. 9oloie R. 2aplpr.
R,aitation ~5is Courier"
5rI. Clara 5orntib.
SoloIisb Delight" 9utrone
;yrI. 5oa geisIer.
genssioniia.r goots.Ians
gIumsn.bol
MGnnsrhor.
piano 8ustt Bard 9onsroils",
Sp. GO Wouenhaupt
eoraine grislsr unD aur.Iia
Sttpens
RsSiintion .Gent TO 6eapsn'
JrI. Gupbia Dssper, giOlinbeslsis
inRs berr Jneob Steintoni9.
garitoniolo ST is enough" aus Gil
iab. MsnptlsiObn
8. z. Gsorin.r.
SoIbatsndor aus .5auft" Gounoo
gbcr.
Crpbeus Ordeiier.
Qieo Sing On" 9en5a
fyrl. aatkriHt 9anshof.
pianosSolo -etituee" Soieffn
Fri. Golois R. 5anlor.
Resitation ~qittle Stsp ano tN pors
ter.
ssrl. CLARA 5arniih.
.aors's oIo Ftpset Song" :. Mcllon
Wdnnerfor.
garitoniolo Die libr" 6. 2oepe
8. ]. esortutr.
Rssiiation .Wibptr gubb'
syrl. Gopbia Weper.
~anni, 2auris", .Solciers Joretpsa-
Gbor.
Srpteus Sr6siter. NJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-25
1attpn Mnb Senebme.

Die Domen gdRr, 9eatbn. Der
ringer, ged1t, GNble, gab3ien nHo
guhert peranitolten beuts gum gtitsn
Der ep. prot. ct. Sobns Stride, in
9elItpue Elm aoffeeiran3tsn.
Die balbi1brlide priifuns in
ben 0ffentIihen Sdulsn bat s,iisrn be-
gpnnen.
5err eonarb aramsr bon Dan.
ton lit nah JIoriDa ssreiit.
.. g. S6reiber BON 9aptou in
iHfolae zines SaIsIeioens eenDtbiat,
bas gett 5u bitten.
Serr 6errp Ghfueter uno Sat.
tim bon Sii Danton purbsu dnIdbIiG
oes Snhrtstaees ibrsr 9Gmdhluno
BON 5rtunosn NIT elmer Surpriiegars
tn beebrt.
5m Refer BON area,r's 9rotsrr
an Der 6. uno @tne Strabs, 9apton,
eniiianb asiferu Woreen esgsn 4 llbr
Elm Stuer. bds. ohne beoeutenoerSdas
ben du9erifiei su haben, gel0itt purs
Be. Cine ansabl Itrs aiftsu Der.
branntsn, Die llrinhe ess Jsuers III
unb<tannt.
- Srau Sobn Gulbertion itdrb &c.
tern IN ibrer Dobnuna nate glarfs
9rops on sinem S6Iaeaniaa zines
pIoBli6en Sobss. Sie fpuroe in eiHsm
Gtuhl. fibenb pom Shlass ssriihrt
Or. 9oule, Der iofort eerufsn purbe,
tOnnte rur Den 2oo Der Jrau tcnitd'
tireu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-25

Sn Isbr nanDriidlider Dsiis madis
eeiiern AbenD Der Gifsnbobnbeteisiu 6.
b. aeemer RON jeinem GhisBeifen De-
brnun. Rsemsr errpiihfs eeiiern
a!beub in BEN Ronsirhoien bfr Big
;Eour Wobn i'm Neffnb brei balbUiit'
fac 8uridkn, bic oomit belhoftisi
lporsn, Qoblsn nuf ben Oeleifen ~
Iammeln uno Die, als Ik fsiner nHlih'
tia purDsn, prompt bic Dlndt trgrif.
fen. Do he btb<utenb leihtfiibissr ipu-
rem, aIs otr Ueamte, mare ss ibntn
alIen aeluneen, ihrs 1luht ~ befDtrt'
iitIIigsn, iuenn ni4t Qttmer BON ieinem
RtuciDer GtbrouM Gemoni unb tintr
|ner nlii3tiinae piebsrettnoat bdits
Der ANGEL ohtue. Der l8 Sa1rs alt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-25
Gies mno 1as.

- Gifsrbeitsoireiior Cab beab.
iifiigi, fiir bic Gtuerpshrlsuit cine
art Ghuls einSurihten. gr bat MIN.
lid neftsentlih einer gsIittigune BON
ErrsBenbdufern feiissiislt. b0b BE
Teueurebrleute isbr pisi irtie ST bas
ben unb er plant nun sinen rinti0tH
llnitrrihtsiurius fir bic Q0inmanr.
ihoftsn. Der In allsrtritsr liHit bats
poliaeili6s goridriflen umfuifen ion.
Dir jidotif6e Geiunbbeitsbe66rbs
erndnnts ssfttrn Grl. Gbriltine Gnebsa
fer 0ls Rrnnfenpfleserin fiir bic Ab.
:htiluns fur NIinbtnsyiiric an
GtslIs BON fFrI. Moiinbp Miiitte,
ipelbe bic stens nisbtreflsst fat,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-25

Samilion IuSeistu, eofal.Gotijsn
auo Eenigteifem hHo abjasebrn Gfc
Der 1. auo Charles Strnhr. lIuicr
assnt fHr SamiIten pobnt go. 30l
0pro ,srout Strass. SsIsphoH !Sa'
milton 1861. Selepben nnicres
aorreiponoeuteR: 393x yta.
- Die 5amiIi. Sobn GoI.nius, tss
frebsno aus Der W!uiitr nno fiini Sins
tern. tpside porltbie Node NIT Shu.
ben unn GiIenbahnbilIetisn ndh oar.
rifon pon Dem 5umanitdts.g .geamtsn
g)erigdn oerieben fpurbe, iit nieber
noh 6arliItor Suriidbef0rosrt norosn.
Der GAIT. uno Battr Der beelrfiig.n
Jamiiis III i'm 3uttbous.
- 5.iratbsfteins. 5tb Dsbb, "a.
rns Roro pisrion. 1S, beibt pom Or
Forc. - Gbaar u. 9aps, so, BON R.i.
Ip. uno Saiit Sme!ssr. AZ. poa Or
f3re.
- Die Tir.ttor.n Der 9ant in
-r.uton srn6hIssn etiisrH Tr. Graff.
5am pr1iioeni,n, u. &. auaspurssr
srm 9is.s prdfibenssn. 9r. ShonfeIo
gum Setr.tdr uno Stasm.ifter nno
/ r. 8. Bel gum 9aiiirsr.
Die Iirsttprsn Ger 5ome 1.lea
ptpne 60. erpdblten Jrdnf nughts
gum grdiib:nt,H, =. M. 9orben gum
8iSt. grdfosrter. ]. 6. Slunbnd gum
Setretdr. 8. Ok. gaie gum Shosm.i.
FER unb dron. giniIen gum GsHerat'
gstritbEleiter.
- Ginbreter s,ririimmerten Dcrlsbs
ten ab,no elm. s5enfierihsibe in Der
Mpbnuna bes MoIisr atkrton, go.
329 Roro IL. Sirnbs, itiesen in oas
3ous, bur6It0berisn WcnoiGrdnte.
Saablcosn unn Wnirnbsn uno fans
molten a[Ieriei Shmudiafsn in sinen
5anfen. nurosn cbr periheuht. ehs
he oi. 9eut. FortIhIeppen icnnten,
Die Yclissi purbt esrufsn. iohnis abe,
tsins Gpur Der @ourlsr iinoen.
- Die 5amilton @sfpsrbetammer
srndblis eeitern folsenos 9eamts fir
bas louienbe 9abr: Yr6iiDtnt. Gbri-
fsian 1enninsbofsn; l. gi3ss prdiioent,
gorbon 2. RsntIhl.r; 2. 9ises praiis
rent, Or. Mari Winifin: Shagmei'
| Eer. bomer Garo; Sttrsf1r, Carl 81.
Greer; 5ilfssSetrsidr. 90. .. gal
tonsr.
- Ias geliomsnt Der peritorbsne'l
Tlorin GFru pon Grforo sibt Der
Ehneilsr Garab ninclsp ben snnssa
siahIoB.
- Wm. 9op. tpuroe bonn probol-
rihier GcHnaugbton dls Be!Dohnbeits'
ilrfer .rtldrt unb aIpin Gberhnrp'
iruroe oIs gormunb ernnnnt. um Sis
Qsniion bon $24 pro Wonoi. spelds
s.epe erbdIt. al neriDnl.sH.
- Dem 4nbrep 2enebon ipurb'
| iIe;n 3ipsirab an Der Glib 8. Siras'
asitobisn.
- Wnrp Mrmanb fono aefiern Amfl
lrahme Inn gountps 4rmenbous. 81,
/ Fat giosntbum unb miro ibren eigtnsr
llInterboit beftreiien.
Der iugenDlihs Rcbert GDoni
lprn Mibbletoipn iuurbs pom probat
Irihstr gonnnughion Iiir seifttsf4Ddd
|tefnnben unb lpirb In Dem Doptone
lJrrenolpl lintertunft finbtn.
- Das ff1Dtifhe Gos. Dep0rtemtil
psrlor, sDd1rtnb nts Istsen Sabff'
| 5000
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beLden6f ne. Ilf 1dMeTsfn tftasbsH tlfA!1
sas III 1les RerfuteH Gle es Har, 0amsss.
ltn iIi ais abfens iiebsr edraniiri I'm 81 w
rsifsH. pse Fdsneu eS spirfi. 'ssic Slf. ebv olS
tidt. Senpen Ete Hur sS5rsH 9aulen uno
nhteiFs.. niio Eie erhuIien fsibtGss init tpsnesH'
Der #efs
Die Edasttel nerfanti cher es fpsrb btteit. MN
NnlIfaTsg Des Brrifee. Don Der ftaFs Gfaa W,
100 r. ssiHfls uns, 1bsccao, III, siaffauoi.
Sum GeTfaat EHh enspfobieH III 4tncHnait 9oil
nIen T0tp' 'fdsn spofbsisu.
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Nlariin Gin BON go. 511 1onnibol
Strabe, trus cine Munbe i'm Iinttn
gtrm oapon unb fpurbe no6 oerl fsab'
iifteu 5cipital ssbroht. Rad feinsr
GntIoFuns aus pem 5oipitoi Dire er
iih ipeesn aohlsnonbfahIs 81 psronts
iporfen hdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-25

ttrfuhung umseknb notblp<nbis iei.
Der Ratb psrlonete bon arieger. ndb
CT $3.50 gable. bic er gar uicht fhutoie
mar. Die giihernnterIuduns foa uns
ter anffid1t bes 'sindrs 9ommiHdrs
Gimer fattfinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-25

Salss .dsmer5enae ejlie,
eer, asnralain, E.neifh.
uit1. spsben eats, Scamer.
gn flsf hfr @ruit, fpliEoe
slsaueslu, rbeuulaifids
G6met8eH, SrosfbsHIeH I
sssenH 10, oaHn Feereef
Sie niGht ietben, menn
Ste tsamrboiiH nnmenp
ben. 9s iIi eiHfnef titer.
gaEtteus, iple fdbnefi ss
Hd fiFffsr due eeihsH
nno Gbmersen hsrmnstt
&c iobiei uismdls DINER
seH. fonbrvR ttttbegs uRf
q .
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camssrhsiesa afhsilf In o 30 ~ xassm.
1ag apsibffer fatiss bae SsIs uirtid. spsnn
antfnbgH. 9itHesn NsHfsHt~E ce<g b<rhpfffcs
bfnefu hhmsiibciesH III 9 bis ~ gasfn 81
bkifrr 50c
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J, 0sr SdmerS IL lirlflsdl6
Uo ii oas GaMp4g(in2"
Ran beridlendDt nlle Geiben NIB
edmersen iogfeid, iueHK man
GampboIin sebraadDt. Gin
freies grobe.9adef bepeiit 20.

S5reH sic nai. su ftDbneu unb gu ieufssn.
Snbsn Eie SAmer5en i'm Rfifer2 NampbsliH
tpirb neHfeibeH tofCrf betebeu. Snben &Ie eine
xerrgHfnnl2 gamphpfin belt bic Edn1et segi
heTaM4 q ihen Eie lnm1ne allu4IaI ftsitsn
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4uOes.Mmseiae.
Gnao Minats

Esarb aH seittnoh. ben o. Jarudr
.nsin ifniaiinrliehfcr G,nfff
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drew forth valuable lessons which she
impressed upon her hearers. The lee
ture was i~nterspersed with selections
of the great composers music rendered
IN a most artistic manner on the piano,
the closing number being the Noon
light Sonata. Miss Groom was assisted
oy Arthur Teichman, who sang Beeth-
ovens Evening Song.
Miss Lou Cell Quirk was a hostess
of this week at her home on Fifth ave-
nue. south in honor of Miss Suzanne
Miller, who is the guest of Miss Jean
Hanna and Miss Marian Barber. who
is the guest of Mrs. VIM. II. White Of
thirteenth street south. Bridge was
the entertainment of the afternoon and
a dainty luncheon was served.
-d%--
A pretty event of Thursday vas the
farewell party given by Miss Ella
Beckman and Miss Faith Gardner IT
the pretty home of Miss Beckinan in
Moorhead in honor of Miss Fclen
Smith, who leaves next Tuesday Tor
Columbia university where she will
enter the domestic economy depart
ment, and Miss Jessie B%uchanan VINO
will leave in a short time to res,in.e
her musical studies at Oberlin. The
young ladies of the La Chom sorority
made up the guest list and a very
pleasant informal afternoon was spent,
the members who are soon to leave
being showered with all sorts OF well
wishes for the future and their new
surroundings.
Mrs. g. r. Froling and daughter,
Miss Jessie of Second avenue south,
returned last evening from q six weeks
visit to their former home at Casso-
polls, Mich.
A pleasant event of the week was
the stag dinner given by John Sand
ness at his home in Moorhead in honor
OF CLAUS Murre, who Is soon to leave
fnIF - C1isnGrNta| Tn 49, - 49,
Versity. The table was Beautifully
decorated with pink and white asters
and covers were laid for Arthur Warm
err, Oscar and Wallace Rusness, Bottolf
Bottolfson, Martin Murre, and Eric ana
Oscar Martinson, beside the host and
his honor guest.
Miss .Maude Haskins came Wednes-
day and is the guest for a time of Mrs.
A. r. Brixon of the Improvement
building. Miss Haskins will return 10
her home at Wahpetun In i short time
to spend q fortnight with her family
and VIII then return to Fargo to re-
sumo her studies at the Fargo conser-
Yatorys
Mrs. Ben Hoffman OF Saskatoon,
saskatchewan Can. is in the city for
q short visit with friends. Mrs. Holtz
man is accompanied by her son DOYLE
= fs the guest of Rev. and Mrs. r..
w. Teichman.
Ruben Teichrnan has returned home
from Davenport, where he has spent
the past six weeks.
-
The following account of the mar
riage this week OF Perry Nelson, Of the
jewelry firm of Bentson & Nelson will
interest Fargo friends. The wedding Of
Miss Emma johnson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nels johnson 81 Hillsboro,
and Perry Nelson OF the 1ewelry Arm
of Benton & Nelson of Fargo was d
society event of this week. The
marriage was b handsomely appointed
church ceremony solemnfzed at the
Swedish Lutheran church at high noon
in the presence of a large oil
guests including Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Miller of Minneapolis, Miss Esther
John Nelson Of Fargo, and Carl Mel.
son of Minneapolis. AT the marriag,
altar the bride was gowned in white
II satin handsomely trimmed with 1risf
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is entered. In this room too the fancy
useless, frivolous things, that
member of the family will use, are
too often on display. The guest cham
Der may be the daintiest spot in the
house, but that does not count If 1t
isn't homelike and comfortable. The
average person when visiting, would
far rather have a large roomy closet
for their clothes that wrinkle If left in
the travelling bag, plenty of fresh bed
ding, a good mirror whore the light
falls just right, n a table firm upon
its legs upon which letters may be
written to the home folk, plain home
like hangings and a comfortable bed,
than all of the Christmas tree decora-
tions ever invented for a guest ham
Der. without these essential furnish
ings your guest is apt to heaVe a sigh
of relief when they are comfortably
settled on their homeward way, and
next invitation is politely refused
%
Miss Frances Groom of Aurora, III,
who has been visiting with Rev. N
Mrs. r. w. Teichman, has returned to
her home. On Monday evening at the
Teichman home on Tenth street south
Miss Groom, who is an accomplished
pianist and instructor in the conseF-
vatory of music at Aurora, gave a lee
ture-recital on Beethoven before a
company of friends. Miss Groom de-
lighted her audience from first to last,
as she is very conversant with the
life and work of the great master. She
entered s~ympathically upon every part
of his somewhat tragic career and
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Social Notes

The attitude Of the household toward
a guest room is one that, although
seemingly trivial, has caused a rift
in what otherwise would have been a
lasting and profitable friendship. A
charming n broadminded hostess
was heard to say recently when speak
ing on b subject. Live in your guest
room for a week yourself. Then you
Will know whether your visitors will
n farewells of going happier than
greetings of arrival" This woman
has visited and entertained much and
knows whereof she speaks for 1t is
only too true that the leftovers of the
household are placed in the guest room
and a great many times they are far
from comfortable. The guest room is
often the least frequented in the house,
and aside from q hasty preparation
upon the news OF a friend going
through town or a telegram tina a
o friend is to spend the week end
with the family IT Is generally left
alone. In the winter perhaps 1t is
only heated a short time before the
guest arrives and the bed-linen is more
thar apt to be damp or in summer the
air close because omeon forgot to
open the windows after the last rain
storm until the last minute. If a room
.is left without an occupant for any
space of time. it cannot help but sug-
gest the feeling OF being deserted as 1t
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AT the Hotels

George L. Pugh of Berlin is in the
city.
j. E. Burris of Berlin was in the
city today.
j. A. Miller of Gardner spent the
day in the city.
Fred ]. Wooden Of Argusville was in
the city today on business.
M. Dougrerty or Langdon was a
Fargo business caller today.
r. ]. Teseh of Grand Forks was a
business visitor in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Elken of May
vile are guests at the Gardner hotel.
Mrs. George H. Smith Of walum has
arrived in the city for a short stay at
the Waldorf.
Miss Mabel Olson of Darcy, his
state, is in the city today shopping and
visiting friends.
Miss Ruth L. Hughes Of Erhard.
Mimi, has arrived in the city for a
visit of a few days.
Miss Bessie Brady OF Courtenay, was
In the city this morning on her way
up state to visit friends.
Mrs. J.. g. Belzam and daughter of
Fergus Falls, Mimi, are guests at the
Waldorf for a few days.
George Price, Clarence Seval and
William Price. all of Glendale are In
the city today on business.
Otto Hemp Of wimbledon, is a bus
mess visitor to the city today and is
registered at the Webster.
Mrs. w. c.. smith of Joliet, Ill. ar
rived in the city this morning, being
interested in North Dakota land.
Mr.. n Mrs. d. G.. Smith Of Devils
Lake, were in the city today III their
way home from the twin cities.
Miss Ruth McGraw of Bismarck has
arrived In the city for a few days
stay at one of the leading hotels.
Mrs. A. j. Heintz and sister and
Miss Jesse Lee of Langdon are In the
city today shopping and visiting.
f. B. LOOMS of Georgetown, Mimi,
Is q business visitor to the city to-
day and was looking up his friends.
II. ID. Paulson. Edward b Hansen
and Il. r. Durham, all OF Grand Forks.
were seen on the streets of Fargo to-
day.
e. II. Mc1Hlll or Usage, Ia. has ar
rived in the city and is d guest at the
Metropole and will take in the land
in this vicinity.
A. H. Kedry. Emil Linstrom and
John Joonks, and James G. Joonks, all
of Oriska are In the city today, reg
istered ait one OF the hotels.
AM
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With the Women Of the World

Mrs. Overton q, Ellis, chairman Of
the food sanitation committee of the
General Federation of Women's clubs
and Of the same committee Of the
Washington state federation, ID said
to he responsible for the pure food
laws which have Just been enacted in
her state. About two years ago Mrs.
Ellis as the president Of the Aloha
club OF Tacoma, invited the heads of
the other wonien's clubs to her home
to form a pure food council. AS d re-