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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-12-06
EVENTS OF A LOCAL NATURE

Talk to Watsrs for horse blankets.
l.. b. Gorton was in Covert, tuesday
on piano business.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Ollie are in
Chicago this week.
G. r. Maxwell OF Lawton bought a
piano OF l.. b. Gorton last week
Duane Mosier OF Ann Arbor spent
some time with his parents last week.
Secure your Christmas photographs
carly at j. j. DuIn's and avoid the rush.
Leland Gorton sold piano to the
Eastern Star lodge at Coloma last week.
Miller Dunkel of Three Rivers was an
over Sunday guest of Mr. aud Mrs.
Will Ellis.
Fenner Hayes spent Sunday with
relatives in Decatur, returning TO Paw
Paw Monday night.
Louis Clapp aud family of Kalamazoo
have moved to Detroit where they will
make their future home.
Miss Edith Rood is ready to clean and
press ladies' SUITS and dresses. West
door ,Joe ShermAu's house. adv
Earl Snow is now resident of Ogden.
Utah. He has position with toe city
Electrical Co. of that cIty.S
Mrs. M. &. Wheaton was very i'll for
a few days the first of the week but Is
reported to be better at this time
Advertised letters: Miss Catherine
Clarey, Mr.. ii. =. Wells, Mrs. b. F.
Walkup, Mr.. }. Q. Carpenter, A. Stew.
art.
Prof. A. Ii. Robertson for the Ladies'
Aid at Glendale will occur Dec. IL. A
fine time is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will North returned
from Chicago the first OF the week,
where they spent Thanksgiving with
their son Ralph and family.
Mrs. Nellie Anderson went to Kala
mazoo Monday and returned to Paw
Paw Tuesday. She will soon return tc
her home in Benton Harbor.
There will be regular meeting OF the
". h. @. on Saturday, Dec. 7. A good
attendance is urged as there are ma tiers
of importance to be discussed.
Hugh Harrison Of Charleston, Wes
Virginia, was az over Sunday guest o
his sister, Mr.. and Mrs w. &. Y Fergu
son and brother, George Tyler.
Those who desire to secure photo
graphs for Christmas must get 10 thei
orders early, as there is always a rusl
at this time OF year. j. j. DUN.
~ Mrs. Blanche Buckhout of Kalamazoo
and Mrs. H. s. Johnson Of Minneapoli
were called here the first of the week b,
the serious illness Of their mother, Mrs
M. j. Coy. -
An eminent authority says: "Goot
chocolate is a most reliable food. Tn
best is smooth firm and shining" Eve
notice how we'll this description CORES
ponds to He Mi. La Chocolates?
Mrs. Fannie Nicholson and Mis-
Rheta Taylor were IN Kalamazoo las
Friday Miss Rheta spent her Thank.
giving vacation with Mrs. G Titu,
who was at one time her teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. McCabe returne
last Friday from Jackson where the
attended the wedding of their daughte
Miss A nadine, to Senator James Lee {
Detroit, at the home of the bride
sister, Mrs. Johr Brock. q A larg
wedding and most enjoyable time wa
reported by them.
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Mrs. f. Il. Merchant is now prepared
to make No. l butter the year round
and can supply customers at all times.
She will contract for the year at 3Oc per
10. Old customers have preference.
AT" Kibby Phone ISL
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And so Many Do IL.

A campaign year is a time of hap
piness for the man who likes to get
at the extreme outer edge of the
crowd and yell Louder!"-Denver
Republican.
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Tax Notice.

l will be at Glendale Friday and Ii
g. Waters Store Saturday each week
to collect Waverly township tax.
A. Delos Warner,
44tf Paw Paw, Mich.
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Symbolism.

Symbolism is all right If the thing
you have to say is not worth saying
In good, plain English.
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EOR SALE have two picture shows, will sell
one of them. One in Flint seating 500 people,
or the Idle Hour in Paw Paw. Both doing good
business. See
44u GEO. PIERCE,
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The simulated tunic makes an inn
portant feature of present styles. It
appears upon a great many smart
skirts n it is constantly taking new
and attractive forms. This one is
among the latest. The shaping at the
front is a little unusual and in every
way attractive and the model is we'll
adapted to the fashionable combina-
ions of materials. In the illustration
foulard is arranged over satin and the
effect is excellent. but washable ma
~terials can he used with equal success,
and two colors of linen. or a figured
lawn over a plain II would be pretty.
In fact the model is a good one for
every fashionable material. silk.
wool, linen and cotton. There are
only three pieces in the upper, or tunic
portion and two in the foundation, so
that there are very few seams and
making is an easy matter. When made
to the high waist line the back is laid
in little tucks that mean snug fit and
pretty and becoming lines. When cut
to the natural waist line it is gathered.
For the upper portion of the skirt
Will be needed 3 as yards of ma
terial p. ? 3-S yards Sc or a. inches
wide and for the foundation / yard
p. Sd yard Sc or a. inches wide; the
width Of the skirt at the lower edge is
> lis yards.
The pattern. No. 7445, is cut in sizes
for a %, "a. %. IS. 80 and SO inch
waist measure. and will be mailed to
any address by the Fashion Depart
ment OF this paper, on receipt of ten
cents.
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seats reserved for distribution by the
president himself. That since the oc.
cupants of the boxes are the guests f
the chief executive they cannot BE- too
I'alpably discourteous to their host.
Al the same time. it is recognized
That n TEDDY bear" properly placed
may create a schism ending in ye!ls
which Alice Nicholas Longwnrth is to
st is being watched with interest Il
jig considered that the whoae
training in politics Mr.. TAFT so ca:a.
fully conserved must not be consider
ed negligible quantity.
Mrs. o. j. Evans of M%innea;,oi;s
who will leave on Tuesday for the Pa
cific coast, goes for two pose
ton. of the National Federation IF
Women's clubs which convene in San
~Frsncisco and she will attend .:le
Wedding of Miss Isabel Gregg .f
Honolulu.
The marriage of Miss Gregg, w:lo as
will be remembered was tho cues of
1'r. and Mrs. o.. j. T,ans last year III:
Minneapolis and S. Mortimer Watson
CT western Washington will take place
i'll Seattle in July. AMI Mrs. Evans goes
on the special invitation Of MISS
MI SS6s lie HlSSS teSdIIIe \clN Iop.
ular during her short visit in Mime
apolis and the many friends which she
made here will be interested to hear
of the event.
Mrs. Evans and Miss Cynthia
Adams of the North high school will
together as far as California.
Mrs. Evans will represent the Nine
teenth Century club of Minneapolis at
the San Francisco biennial and Miss
Adams goes as Il delegate of the Co
terie. also a very prominent Minne-
apolis club. They will be at the Pal
ace hotel in San Francisco. the same
hotel at which Professor Marie San
ford, who goes as a guest of the Min
neapolis women's clubs. will be.
At the Grand Canyon Mrs. Evans
and Miss Adams will join the Illinois
special train and they will go with the
Illinois delegation to Los Angeles,
where the club ONE are making
great preparations for their entertain
meEt. From Los Angeles they will
travel. with several stopovers. to San
Francisco. Mrs. Evans will visit in
Portland. Tacoma and in Seattle and
in Tacoma she will be the guest of her.
sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cochrane. She will
return home by way of the Canadian
Rock mountains after a six weeks
stay along the Pacific coast.
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Mrs. Evans expects to meet PROBES.
So Sanford in San Francisco and l:>r
trip is to be a delightful one, as So.
has a host of friends in the differe.,.
c'1'es: and as a delegate Of the Nine
tecn,h Century club, che of the most
prominent clubs in Minneapolis, cs-
Poets to come into close touch with
the leaders of the large western clubs.
~ former Minneapolis girl, Mrs.
Frederick Warren upham, who was
Miss Helen Hall, will be one OF the
prominent hostesses during the ma
tlonal republican convention in Chica-
go. Tor Mr.. Cpham is the manager Ct
arrangements for the convention, and
the Uphams expect to entertain about
one hundred guests off and on. Mr..
ana Mrs. Cpham have been at their
country home. Redcroft, Glenview, but
with their butler and servants they
opened their apartments at the Black
stone ON Thursday SO that all of Mrs.
ophams social plans might be made
IN advance of the convention. MIR.
Cpham has engaged a box at the Coli
scum for Mrs. Upham and her guests.
In addition to the number of dinners
served at the Blackstone, fifty guests
will occupy the box.
Mrs. upham does not intend to
slight Redcroft, her beautiful summer
. III Jul mas arranged 10 give sever
al mouse parties; Mrs. Upham expects
to have her box full at the time and
she expects that the cheers from it
for President Taft will be very loud.
for she is an ardent advocate of the
president and is ure of his renomina-
tion. Mr.. Upham was the chairman Of
arrangements when President TAFT
was nominated in 1908. Since COM
ing to Chicago from Minneapolis, Mrs.
Cpham, who was then Miss Helen
Hall, has become very prominent So
cially. She will be remembered by a
host OF friends here. not only in the
society sets, but by those who met her
In the musical world. for she was one
of the most popular singers here. Mr..
and Mrs. John p. Upham of st. Paul,
the brother of MIR. Upham. and his
sister-in-law. who was Miss Dorothy
Harrington. will be their guests durint:
part of the convention.
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1r,THAT THE WOMEN
|Wo OF THE Il' WORLD World
!99 ARE DOING D .

\ Chicago message says: What
will Mrs. Nicholas Longwcrth do in
the convention?
Mrs. Longworth is to occupy, with
her encourage. seats Sc. 81 and SIS.
behind h speakers table.
Alice Roosevelt L4ongworth is u poll
ticfan from h beginning to the END.
She has no illusions about modern pc
litical methods. She sat in the same
seats In tie last convention. This
time there will be in the section Alice
Roosevelt L~ongworth. Nicholas Long
worth, Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., and
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.
This is the speculation: That If
Alice Roosevelt LongwOrth chooses to
Iut a Teddy bear" Of huge propor-
tions on the. edge of the Roosevelt box
at the psychological moment, vii.
anybody know what Alice means?
On the other hand, may not such Il
l:ttlc manifestation of her feelings by
Princess Alice start a riot?
1t is pointed out that these are the
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S-c;ety Personals


4 X X * * 5. r * ): X 5. X * y.
Miss SteMe Warczak who has been
the guest of Miss Enid Lowe for a
week returned to her nome at Mimic
this morning.
Mrs. Jerome Freeman Of Devils
Lake passed through here Saturday
enroute to Fargo to attend the we'd
ding of her brother. DR.. Will Nichols.
Mrs. w. H. Drummond and children
who are to spend the summer in
Quincy and Moline. ILL.,, will leave
Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. O. Anderson and three
children left Saturday evening for
their new home at Regina, Sask. Mr..
Anderson accompanied them, having
returned for that purpose a few days
ago.
Mrs. j. L. Z%irklebach left today moor
for st. Paul to attend the wedding OF
her sister, Miss Meta Giese.
Mrs. P. r. tombstone leaves in the
morning for Milton. where she will
visit for two weeks with friends.
Miss Marion Mercer of Larimore,
was entertained here as the Sunday
guest of Miss Lois Riley of University
venue.
Miss Helen Barnes. who has been
attending the university. left this
morning for her home at Glen Ullin
and Miss Margaret Fawcett will visit
her later.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Gillette and
daughter. Margaret. closed their cit,
home today and leave this evening for
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0 SOCIETY hi
pnoNEs-DsyN n. w. y, t . ~ N. MstsM n. v. ~,
,IunC.

And what is so rare as a day in June
Il en-. if ever, come perfect days.
Then Heaven tries earth If it he IN
tune,
Arc over it softly her warm car
lays;
Whether, we look or whether we lis
ten,
W.. hear life mlrmur or sec it
s!isten:
Every clod feels a stir Of might,
An instinct within II that reaches
and towers
And. cropping hlindiy above it for
light.
Climbs to a sou in grass and flow
ers;
The flush of life MAY Well he seen
Thrilling back over hills and VAL
lcvS.
The cowslip s%tartles IN meadows
green,
The hutfarClip catches the sun IN
its C~1allCe.
And there is never a leaf nor a blade
too mean
To lie some happy creature palace.
"IoWcll.
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LAKESIDE.

Lakeside. Beinidii. Mimi. June II
Back to the lake again. and how
good 1t seems! Things are much the
same as last Year only very much
better. The woods are full of mann
different kinds of beautiful wild flow.
ers. and there Is promise of a large
crop OF blueberries and wild straw.
b~errles. The cottages are rapidly fill.
ing for the aso and the people al.
rcady mere joyfully welcome eacf
new arrival.
Harold Dane. editor of the Bemidi
l"neer with his mother. spent two
weeks in the Corliss COTTAGE.
c. G. Gowran. who purchased the
lily over from Grand Forks on Fri
daN for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Racr of Bemidii have
taken the Corliss cottage for the sum.
mer. Mrs. Baer's sister and brother
Miss and Mr.. Steeney of Minneapolis
have been their guests for the ~nst
w weeks. Mr.. Stceney left Satur-
day for North Dakota whore he will
spend the summer m "A ranch.
George Fitzgerald and family of
Grand Forks arrived Friday to spend
the summer in their cottage Solid
Comfort"
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Griffith and chill
dren. Mrs. Griffith's mother. Mrs.
Goodrich. and Glenna Garvin. came
over from the Forks last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler and son,
Newell of Grafton and Lyle Rich are
spending a few DAYS in Hcmidii. The
two young men arc we'll known in
university circles. Mr.. Chandler grad
uated this year.
Mrs. a. l.. Shidclo: and daughter.
Caroline. came Yer from Grand
Forks Friday to open up their cot
lase for the summer. Miss Alice
Allen of Minneapolis, who was their
guest in Grand Forks. accompanied
them to join her mother in their
pleasant cottage "Woodlawn."
j. +. Williams arrived Friday to
open his cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Williams and the children came
up from Minneapolis Saturday for
the season.
Will Holmes of Grand Forks and
Archie Palmer of Dickinson have the
Lakeside grocery this summer. Mr..
Holmes opened up tNr store about
three weeks AGO and Mr.. Palmer
came oNe FRIDAY.
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Maple Lake. Mentor. Mimi. June IL.
Mrs. a. +. Turner is chapcroning a
mouse party at Dew Drop Inn. the
Dlnnie cottage. The PARTY includes
Misses Madeline e. Turner. Vaughan
Miller of LaMourc. Beth Covert of
Billings. Mont: Pauline Serumgard of
Devils Lake, Echo Z. Turner and
Messrs. Van Gladen. Lynn Stambaush
of Fargo, Howard Mahcr of Devils
Lake. Ray PinkhaMl of Casseltop. Vic.
tor Campbell of Hamilton. and 9th
mer MONTGOMERY.
Nineteen of the Kappa Alpha Theta
girls of the North Dakota university
are ENJOYING an outing at "Oaklands'
ana arc the guests nf Mrs. L.. *. Has
sell and Miss Selma Hassell. The
guests include Misses Vera Kelsey,
Blanche DALEY. Margaret Fawcett.
Helen Barnes. 1nez Serumgard. Myrtle
~Fialvorson. Jessie Grassick. Hazel
l.add. Alice kolars. Gertrude Could.
Alice Lowe. LaBelle Nahor. Jeanette
Thomas. Ethel Rcnwick. Anna Nc
llralth. Eleanor Lowe. Donna F'orkner
~ Elsie harrington. The girls en-
pect to return tonight. Misses La
Belle Mahon and jeanette Thomas are
going to stay until Wednesday as the
guests of Miss Selma Hassell.
Miss Pauline Serumgard and Messrs
Bert Olson and Ransom Barnes while
out Joy riding in a canoe Saturday
evening. tipped over.
Mrs. Harold Lamming and daush-
tiers. Edith and Dorothy. of Grand
Forks. have taken one of the smith
cottages on Washington Heights for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Griffith and
EoNd Rege OF Grand Forks, came out
saturday night and have taken the
tandall cottage for a few weeks.
Rev. Hodgson and family OF Crooks
ton, have taken the Bush cottage on
Washington Heights.
Dan Patterson and family of st.
Hilalre. have opened their cottage for
the
The 1asan cottage. "Kom On Inn"
is opened for the
The E%ricsons of have
opened their cottage for the summer.
Miss Bertha Templeton of Grand
+ orks' spent Saturday and Sunday as
a guest at the Lnick cottage.
Ransom Barnes. Ellis Kemerer and
Bert Olson spent Saturday and Sunday
at Buhn's hotel.
Mi. and Mrs. NJ. a.. Redick of
Grand Forks. have opened their cot
tase for the summer and have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Redick
ana daughter, Dorothy, and son,
George. ~
James Bulge of Grand Forks. spent
SUNDAY at "Tulee Domun" as the
guest Of Joe Brown.
The Y. NJ. G. a. boys are enioying
an outing in Rlarney castle at Camp
Carruth and spent Sunday evening on
the lake singing hymns.
The Maple Lake orchestra held
their weekly meeting at Breezy Point
Villa SUNDAY evening.
If there is no classification of want
ads that Interests YOU today, it is prob
ahiy becausa nothing whatever in life
h'erests YOU today.
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Coming out every time you comb IT.
Is the falling hair running that beautiful
thick and wavy hair that you arc 90
proud of and treasure 90 much2
You can stop the falling out and re.
store those cray hsirs to their natural
color just as Don % you begin to use
HAYS HAIR HEALTH. Don't delay
don't run the risk of losing altogether.
with thin. scraeely, gray hair your
beauty and youthful appearance.
Keep your hair natural colored. thick
and glossy. and you will always keep
your good looks. 1t 10 not Q dye.
100 and Soc at Drug Stores OF direct upon
receipt Of price and dealers name. Send l0c 70,
trial bottle. Philo Hay Spec. Co. Newark. NJ
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Nliss I\nrh Nisitrd iirrr.

Miss ';onoNieN" Lynch who has just
completed hvr school rcar al -. Bone
,t!rt~ academy 1T st. Paul visited here
over TN" Wool end AZ In" guest of Miss
Alic" lpinnie and left - morning for
Crary where she viii !,u tho guest of
h"r aunt, Mrs. StCvepS. Later she Will
join ll"r mother On The claim IN SaS-
katCh.Wan.
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Girls Away on Trim.

Miss FLORENCE ppsahl and Miss
Lucille Hale left together on their
vacation trips. Miss Hale soins to
Minneapolis to spend a month with
Miss .Ada Robertson and other friends
and relatives. and Miss Opsahl going
To points in Wisconsin. Miss Opsahi
Will first visit with her school chum
at Green Bay. Wis. and then goes
to Marinctte and milwaukee,, visiting
with Miss Irene klinshoffer in the
latter city.
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Dean and Mrs. Vernon p. SQuires
and their two sons. Duane and Alden.
leave this evening on their summer
vacation trip and will go direct to
Duluth from which city they will take
the lake trip to Buffalo. y. y. They
nave planned I" visit all the New Eng
land states during the coming three
months and will spend the early part
Of the summer in New Hampshire. In
New York state they will visit Dean
Sduires old homo and several of his
brothers and sisters. The two smaller
children have gone tn L~idserwood to
h" summer guests of their grandmotl-
CT. Mrs. Wood.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. James +. Turner Of
North Third street returned his
nl"rninG irunl - pleasant weeks stay
in Minneapolis. Mr.. Turner went
down ON - business trip and Mrs. FUR
nor accompanied him tn visit friends
and enjoy Il few days outing at Min
netonka and other lakes near that
CITY.
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steve Cowley WEEDS Tonight.

stephen j. Cowley, formerly OF
L.arimore, but now located at Great
Falls. Mont. will we'd this evening. the
marriage TO take place at st. Joserh's
Catholic church in st. Paul. Miss
Mary Catherine Esan. IL popular
Young lady of the Twin Cities. is to
he Mr.. tuWloy's bride. the
ment oil their engagement having
l,ccn given IA several weeks ago, and
Sunday mornings st. Paul Pioneer
Press speaks of the wedding as fol-
lows:
"one of the important of the mid
June weddings viii IL" that of Miss
Mary Catherine I1ean. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Esan. 422
Ashland avenue. to stephen j. Cowley
of Great Falls, Mont. which will take
place Monday evening at S o'clock at
st. Joseph's Catholic church. Rev.
Father q. j. Rowan will perform the
ceremony. Miss I.gan has chosen her
sister. Miss Grac" f.gan. for her maid
OF honor h will he gowned in Nile
green Charme1iSc satin with an over
dress of crystal net. She will carry
an arm bouquet OF pink roses. Tho
bride. who Hill he given in marriage
by her father, Will he gowned in
white duchess satin made on princess
ines with a full court train. The bod
ice will he trimmed With rose point
last. while flouncincs of pompad"ur
lace will be used ON the skirt. Her
Veil will I've of lace and will be worn
with a wreath of arrange blossoms.
She will carry a shower bouquet of
lilies of thcValleH.and h"r only jewel
will be Il pendant of pearls me sap
phires. a gift Of the groom. J. T..
Diefenbach of Portland, ore. will he
Mr.. Conveys best man. The ushcrs
will be William Arthur Ecan and
Frank j. Egan. brothers Of the bride.
DIR. j. NJ. LaJoic of Minneapolis. and
F.. NJ. Maloney Of Winnipeg. Follow
lng the ceremony an informal rccel,-
ton for the relatives and friends will
he held at the home OF tn" brides
parents. After a short wedding trip
Mr.. Cowley and his bride will leave
for their future homo al Great Falls.
Mont"
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Mr., and Mrs Charles Kane of Mi
not, and their little son. Master
Charles Carroll. who have been de
lishttul guests If Mrs. knne's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. carroll of GniNcrs-
lily avenu" tor the past few weeks, re-
tilrned to their ~holnoy'StcrdaN MORN
ms. TheI Wcro accompanied by Mrs.
kane's sister, Miss Rose Carroll, who
"ill spend the summer in Minot.
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,neciaI pythian Meeting.

\ NV.1''' N7N"'lmG "I IN" lNINIIN
Sisters will he held at h. Is. +.
lodge roomis this cNcning \ "'clorN
TO arrange for the entertainment of
the delegates to the meeting Of IN"
grand lodge which viii he in session
mere July "a and Is. MI members
are urged to lac present.
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Brentwood on Lake Julia to spend the

summer.
Miss Katherine Mcmillan of Wheat
land, arrived this morning from Fargo
to attend summer school.
Mrs. Louis Widlman and daughter,
Dorothy. left today noon for Mime.
apolis where they will spend several
weeks visiting relatives.
MISS Lila McGlynch, field deputy
superintendent OF schools. returns
this evening from Mimic. where she
days.
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Reception for Members.

Tho Adult Regular class Of the
Methodist Sunday school will give a
reception from 5 TO ) o'clock Tues
day afternoon at the Y. w. G. \. pra-
lors for several of its members who
are leaving town either for a sum-
nler Vacation or permanently . Mrs.
Parsons. Mrs. Niltsie and Mrs Bar
rincton will no, return and the class
takes this plan of bidding them fare
we'll.
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Mrs. Celia Masterson of Wahpeton,
who has heon the pleasant guest of
her daughter. Mrs. T.. G. Mullen of
Cottonwood street, for the past Two
months, completed her visit Sttur-
dav aud returned thai evening to her
home.