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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-09-04
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J Gilbert Conner has recovered
after few weeks of sickness. /.
Henning Furst, VIM. Conner, r.
J. German, Ray Whiting and jim
Dillon were Sunday forenoon call
ers at Monberg's. / wonder did
they find the COW?
Paul Dagoberg called at Henning
Fursts Tuesday morning. II
A Mr.. Sormberger Of Illinois, q
brother Of Pete Sormberger, is vis-
ting at his nephews' the Conner
brothers, this week.
Ray Whiting and Jim Dillon
were Sunday evening visitors at r.
Germans.
Mrs. Mackie returned to her
home in Illinois Wednesday, after
a three weeks visit with her son
Ralph, and daughter, Mrs. Elber:
Hammerlund.
Miss Anna Dahlman helped the
Misses Forslund cook for the
thresh hers.
Frank German had the misfor-
tune Of having an eight months
old calf in The well on Saturday
evening. With the assistance Of
his neighbors It was taken out safe
and sound.
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A FOX FARM

Hurd, n. D., Sept. l-Ropert Tul-
loch, manager Of store at this
place, is raising red foxes for their
1urs. He dug out all the fox holes
ne could find during the spring and
secured supply Of the animals
winch ne keeps in captivity IN 4
large enclosure. If HE finds the
foxes will thrive and propagate 81
captivity he intends to breed them
on 2 large scale as the furs have
considerable value.
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GETS WIFE FROM POLAND

Shields, N. D. Sept. Mary Saw
lnsky arrived here from Poland
and has been welded to Nicholas
Kllrivinsky. The later had been in
this country for some time and
wrote to his relatives at Posen,
Poland, that he wanted bride.
They talked the matter over with
Mary and she came. Neither had
seen the other until her arrival
here. Both were pleased and the
ceremony was performed.
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Willie Larson and Nels Blooms:
ness were seen walking arm in arm
down Boundary Street., Sunday
evening talking over. old times.
Gust Paulson our drayman, ran
his auto in Bloomsness' blacksmith
shop to have it overhauled.
Lastly We might mention that
our former correspondent has re-
turned after an extended vacation.
We sought to keep you Informed
of the doings in our village and
hope you have enjoyed our news
as much as we have in writing. -
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APPLES

APPLES
One halt carload Of choice ann,o,
on the 500 tracks near denot 81 i
5oc basket. This week only ~
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Lille E. Gibson is the teacher who
will start the work. Miss Wenner-
berg will be back for the regular
opening OF all departments, Sep
TENDER 80.
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VICTOR / An is
KILLED IN MILL

Roy Eden. 81. one OF the pioneers
OF the Cripple Greek District aud
prominent in Victor. was kiil,d
Thursday after losing control OF the
electric tram car on which he was
temporarily acting As mosorman when
he was thrown into the ore chute At
the Portland mill by the impact OF the
car when it struck the bumper at the
end of the track
Eden. who was employed as track
man at the ortiand mill had relieved
the regular motorman for n few min
utes and was making the second trip
OF the morning when the accident oe-
CURED.
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WHY fROF. MOONEY
DID NOT COME

Prof. w. b. Mooney OF the Teacher ;
College. Greeley. Colorado. who was 10
have delivered an address on 'Tne
Rights of Child" before the wona:'s $
Club on Reciprocity last Tuesday wiz
ed Mrs. {. C. Sherwood today tha- tae
reason he did not come was because
his children were qnarantined wrh
scarlet fever and his anxiety over
their welfare made him forget the sa-
sasement- Prof Mooney is a very
busy man and because OF the Illness
In his home his engagement to appear
passed totally from his mind.
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SIM0M'S RECORD EQUAlLED
BY SHERIFF nEWC0i B

1t now develops that sheriff New
comb has already eommendabie rec
ord for himself In the fact that there
is not prisoner in the county jail.
A clean slate like this has NOT occur
red in the county Jail since the time
of Sheriff simon. At one time he
had not a charge under him and the
spell lasted for several days.
During the incumbency of sheriff
Esser he got within one OF having a
totally vacant cell house and that was
on New Years day. There were two
prisoners in tho Jail until noon when
one was released. That night and
the next day four moro prisoners
were entered ON the records.
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EyCITIkG TRIP TO
TOP OF THE GORGE

Mr. George Prentiss and wife. with
their Ford. took Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Prentiss to the top OF the Gorge on
Thursday Mr.. Prentiss found tina,
his car was the only one that had at
tompted the trip since he had gone
over the road two week saEo.
snow laid on the road in great
inks and the ,rusty Ford actually
lad to buck its way through the drif:s
nearly all the way to the top Mr..
Prentiss said; -on the shady side u
every Hill and even some places ON
the level large banks OF snow had
drifted and have not yet melted on
We had but little trouble getting aF
Priest Canon although We we're stuck
for a short time. However. about ev-
cry i've minutes we found It neccssary
to buck our way through. We wouil
see big drift ahead and ! would -
INTO low and hit her hard. The snow
would fly all over and about us.
The queerest part ofthe whole tri4
was that We got stuck coming down
Priest hill on that ~ Grade. mind
you- We got into a big bank OF snow
aud there We stayed until We got ont
and pushed ourselves out OF the dini-
Guilty. We came back over the Sky
liae."
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VICTOR SMALL
HAS GONE BEYOND

Victor Small passed 10 his reward
this morning at ten O'Clock at the
home Of his mother. Mrs Olive b.
Ware. sos College avenue. He had
been confined TO his bed for the pas;
two months and gradually grew weak
er until he was called this morning.
There undoubtedly was not a more
popular young man in Canon City
than Victor Small. He was we'll
known and everyone liked him. lie
was kind and thoughtful. of a pleas
ant. happy disposition possessed Of
the highest ideals and the best of NOR
ais.
His going away will be heard with
general regret. He came here in 1907
from sedaiia. Missouri. his old home,
and he will be taken there for burial
The funerarwill be held Sunday after
noon. The obituary and detail "A
plans for the funeral will be given in
Saturdays issue Of The Daily Record.
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TURNS OVER
SURPLUS TO
TREASURER

The records show that after paying
the salaries OF the county clerk and
deputies for the year 1879. a surplus
OF $4,000 was turned over 10 the
county treasurer to the credit OF the
general county fund. This is re-
markabie showing. when We take into
consideration the fact that two eIec-
tons were held which entailed aa
endless amount OF work upon the
county clerks Office. for which there
was absolutely no compensation Of
any kind
The amount Of help in this Office
during the past four years has been
as small as correct. efficient AID
prompt service would permit This
same policy will be followed during
the next two years. This office will
continue to be the peoples Office. and
conducted for the benefit and accom-
modation of all the people OF Free
mont county. regardless OF political
creeds or beliefs
The hundreds Of patrons OF the
county clerks Office will be glad TO
learn OF the appointment OF Mrs. II.
Ethel Mas rs the first deputy in this
otfice. For the past years Mrs. Mas
has been a deputy in the office. and
by her many rare qualifications and
fitness for the position has made many
friends for herself. Mrs Mas will
take the position vacated by County
Assessor Craig. who has been the pop
ular and rarely efficient first deputy
In the county clerks Office for the past
four years.
Mr.. Smith has announced chat 10
other appointment will be made until
such a time AZ the work in the ofzics
demands 1t.
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Messrs. Il. T. Graham and C. D.
Gentry are now In charge of the Lin
coin Park store. Mr.. Albert j. Lewis
sold the store TO Mcssrs. Iandsn and
Irish who riade the purchase for the
above named gentlemen. II has been
reported that MIR. !-.a-sn would be IN
terested with Mr.. Graham in the
store but this IS an error.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

and Mrs. james Rogers expfessIns
their appreciation OF Christmas cards
sent.
Mrs Felier and Mrs. Coulter con
tinued the reading Of Lewis Rand.
During the social following the
reading sandwiches. chocolate ans
bon-bons were served.
There we're eleven members pres
cat. MesdAmes Bell. Goodrich. Il
dred and Frank /. slm1h were pres
ent as guests.
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JUDGE wILKIN OFF FOR
BUENA VISTA SUNDAY

Judge Charles wilkin will leave on
Sunday for Buena Vista where he will
open court In chaftee county on Mon
day. Today there was very little do
ing In the iis;T.c. or county couii is
hero and everything seens quiet ard
tranquil.
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shsppI.s fr,. Parhaa,s.

Mr.. and Mrs. n \. smeisser II
Parkdale were in Canon City on FRI
day doing sA-lr .sskly shoppinx. Mr.,
smeltzer is the D. 4 r. q. operator
.. rarAdaie.
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City Clerk J. " Blake Is now well
onto the ropes OF his office aud ~
performing his duties like a veteran.
Everything is running smoothly under
his guidance.
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.. =. rrAAxHER ABOUT
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

Deacon c. r. Tanner was about on
Main street today after abort per .od
os s,ek.ess which confined him 10 his
hsns.
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luncheon.

The members OF tae luncheon club
spent Friday afternoon as the guests
Of Mrs W T. Little. Taree small
tables we're set Tor tie luncheon.
clusters Of pink carnations being used
on each table
Bridge formed the dlversioa sor the
Afternoon. Mrs Dozicr being awarded
the nowcrs as trophy for hish sccr.
There we're thIrteea ladies present.
some being outside guests raa anair
was one Of he many enjoyable saih-
srinss of tais cina.
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Disaer and Cards.

nr. and Mrs. wm. Boucher enter
taIned a. dinner and cards Tuesda ?
csenirE. 4 splendid dinner vas aerT-
ed At seven o'clock and The evening
hours dcsoted 10 playing -seo-
Mrs. Hunter Palmer was tn winner
Of The Iadys prize sud Dr Obs ORA
dofn OF the EcniIemen's prize.
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Happ, surprise.

Mr. c. D. Wilson waE the m'if
Tor a pleasant surpriss party ruesdsy
evening. ~Hcn fifteen Of the members
o: her Sunday school class called *
her home. szs Prescott avenue.
The evening vas given over 10 a
g.aersl social s,.-i time and much
eaioyei ly all
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Mr.. and Mrs. Marion rrentIs. complI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Prentiss Compll-
menf Guests.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George Prentiss had as their guests
Judge and Mrs. James l. Cooper. Mrs.
Julia L. Mack. Mrs. George W. Bethel,
Jr.. Miss Helen sarsor. Mr.. and Mira.
". c. Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
rion Prentlss.
A four course dinner. cards and
music made the evening hours pass
very quickly.
1t so happened that the gathering
was held on the birthday anniversary
of Miss Helen Sartor and to create fun
a birthday cake bearing sixteen can
dies graced the center of the table.
All enjoyed the excellent rendition
OF several selections by the members
OF Gate City auartette.
The gathering was held In honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Prentiss OF Brii-
ish Columbia. who are here on their
wedding trip.
sasas
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with the same game. Miss Edith Har-
rison was ths lucky prize winner OF
the hrst gathering consolation
being awarded TO Mrs. Porter Lyon.
On Thursday the high score went TO
Mrs. George Grove. Mrs. Felter TAX
Ing the consolation trophy. Lunch
cons were served both afternoons. the
hostess being assisted by Miss 3lssle
Bash.
Both parties were OF most .appy
character.
Beta Sorority.
The members OF the Beta Sorority
held their regular meeting with Mrs
Arthur BIgzs this week. Other than
the business session the afternoon was
given over to having n general social
good time. A dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess at the close Of
the meeting.
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Saturday Afternoon Party.

nrsL VIM. Boucher entertained a
number OF ladies at her home this af-
ternoon. Eight tables we're occupied
at the play OF SOC Dainty refresh
rnen,s were served during the after
noon.
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Mrs. Frark L. Smith chaTmingly en-
tertxined lady guests TO the number
OF thirty. Friday afternoon OF last
week Six handed euchre was the
play. Mrs W. n. Clark and Mrs. Ger
trude Hurley receiving the favors FOR
high score.
A dainty tea was served at Ave
Dinner Party.
Mr. and Mrs. David l. Robson en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing. Their guests included: Nj. aud
Mrs. Hunter Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
II. Maupin. Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Row
land. Mr. and Mrs. ID. T. Gibson. Mrs.
~ s. RaynoIds. Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ.
Harding. sr-. and Captain and Mrs u
y. Rockafeliow.
Mrs. Boueher Gives Series of Parties.
A score OF young ladies enjoyed the
pleasing hospitality Of Mrs. VIM
Boseber Monday afternoon
Auction bridge was the game. In
which play Mrs. Louis Reynolds and
Miss May Harding were the prize win
ners.
A tempting luncheon brought the
happy occasion to a close.
Saturday Afternoon Party.
Mrs. VIM. Boucher entertained a
number Of ladies at her home this af-
ternoon. Eight tables we're occupied
at the play OF soc Dainty refresh
ments were served during the after
noon
Disner and CArds-
Hr. and Mrs. wm. Boucher enter
taIned a, dinner and cards Tuesda'
evening 4 splendid dinner was aerT-
ed at seven O'Clock and me evening
hours dcsoted 10 playing -seo-
Mrs. Hunter Palmer vas tn winner
Of he Iadys prize spa Dr obs orea-
dosn OF the EcniIemens prize.
Happy surprise.
Mr. G. D. Wilson waE the msif
Tor a pleasant aurprise party Tuescry
evening. ~Hcn nf,ecn Of the members
o. her SUNDAY school class called .,
her home. ~ Prescott avenue
The evening vas given over to a
g-aersl social s,.i time and much
eaioye1 hy alt
Election General Marion Chapter.
The General Marion Chapter of the
d. A. r. met a, the home Of Mrs. ;.
p. Smith last Monday afternoon.
II being the meeting for election OF
eaicers the following ladies Nere
elected to onicc: Mrs r. C. Arthus.
Regent: Mrs W. T. Little Vice RE-
gent. Mrs James Il. Hood. RecofdiI r
Secretary. Mrs Van wIlson. Cores
pcading Secretary Mrs George u
Kitteli. Treasurer. Mr~ W. E. Ca
ley. Registrar: Niss Elizabeth :iibhs.
historian. Mrs r. p. Smith. chpplait.
After the business OF the mee,ing
wss over delicious refreshments we're
served by the hostess and a social
hesr enjoyed by all.
Pretty Dinner Party.
Mr. J. n. Clark entertained eighteen
younE ladies' and gentlemen at The
home Of Mrs. May Blinn. 5o2 Grsci-
vsod avenue. Wednesday evening.
A we'll appointed I've course dinner
vas served. The color scheme OF the
decorations being pink and white.
making n very effective combination.
4 huge boouet OF pink carnations fur
nlshed ornament for the center OF the
tinncr table while the place cards
saxxssted the samc hues.
AFTER the dinner dancing party oc-
cspicd the evening hours and many
favorable comments we're heard ON tho
delightful character OF the occasion.
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.s..s
Private Masquerade Hall.

What might be termed pri,arc
masquerade bail was what doz n
ypung ladies participates IN at the
home Of Miss Dora Turner Friday
evening. Although to judge from The
costumes. an on-looker might think
that half the number OF the guests
belonged 10 tho -S,esner Sex The
docolietfc gowns OF the Real ladies'
present were very elaborate and their
effect most stunning. each being es-
preiaiiy adapted to their particular
type Of beauty.
The dance programs were original
bits OF ar, bearing such strange num-
bers as The Bunny Hug. The Night
Mare etc.
After the party had tired OF doing
these fantastic whirls a substantial
supper was served In the dining room.
Dutch figures ornamenting tho place
cards and napkins. a large haskell u
fruit being the center feature of the
table.
II Is needless to say that all had
the time OF their life"
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Wonen's Ciub.
Reciprocity Day at the Women club
was to have occurred on Tuesday af-
terncon At sha.ifer hall. The club had
engaged Prof. W. u. Mooney of the
State Normal at Greeley and had in
viied all other club members of the
city to be their guests. Prof. Mooney
was to have addressed the club on
The Rights of a child.~ but owing to
the fact that Prof. Mooney had serious
ilincsa In his family he was unable
TO fiii the appointment
The committee having the affair In
charge. however. were equal to the
occasion and most happy social time
vas induigcd In by the large sathrr-
Ing OF ladies. Cake and coffee were
served during tho afternoon.
sssss
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Society
dndCLubS
Mr.. Fr.nk l. sndth Hostess.
GGg GEG -

Mrs. Frank L. Smith Hostess
Mrs. Frark L. Smith charmingiy en-
tertsined lady guests TO the number
of thirty. Friday afternoon OF last
week Six handed euchre was the
play. Mrs w. n. Clark and Mrs. Ger
trude Hurley receiving the favors Tor
high score.
A dainty tea was served at age
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Mssasy Reading Cluh.
The Monday Reading club met ,his
week with Mrs. II. G. Webster. Let
sers wsrs read from Mrs. Burrase
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Dinner Party.

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Robson en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing. Their guests included. Nj. aud
Mrs. Hunter Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
II. haupin. Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Row
land. Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Gibson. Mrs
~ s. RaynoIds. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ
Harding. sr-. and Captain and Mrs u
y Rockafellow-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-11-22
oRrruARY

On Sunday, November 10th, BEN
jamin Sellers died in. Kansas City,
where he has made his home since
the death of his wife in 1908, death
resulting from paralysis. Mr. Sellers
was born in Leeds, England, Novem-
Der Sth, 1888. In 1866 he was united
in marriage to Matilda Papps in Lon
don and Immediately came to Ameri-
ca and settled on farm in Illinois
and in 1880 removed to Wa-Keeney.
where he resided until his removal to
Kansas City ten years ago. At the
time of his death Mr.. Sellers age
was 80 years and days. For a num-
Der of years he was the only express
man in Wa-Keeney, at one time he
also conducted small but exclusive
fancy fruit and vegetable store. Mr..
Sellers had received much thorough
and extensive travel and was a splen-
did and interesting converSationalist.
By nature he was a quiet man and
took up the responsibilities of life in
an unassuming manner. Early in life
he joined the Episcopal church and
was also a mason His daughter Mrs.
William Fischer of Manhattan, Mr..
Charles Sellers and Mr.. Albert Sellers
were at his bedside when death came.
On Monday the remains were brought
to Wa-Keepey and on Tuesday morn
ing at 1870 the funeral services were
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sellers, Rev. Allison of the
Presby terian church officiating. The
floral tributes were numerous and
very beautiful. The interment took
place in the sWa-Keeney cemetery.
He leaves four children, three sons
and one daughter, and eight grand
children to mourn his loss. The
World with friends extends sympathy.
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MRS. woLLNER ENTERTAINs.

Mrs f. G. Wollner very pleasantly
entertained a party of ladies at a
bounteous three course turkey dinner
on Wednesday at one o'clock. The
following ladies partook of the repast
and enjoyed a social afternoon: Mes
danes o. A Cortright, f. NJ Nor
gan, L. S. Allison, c. G. Yetter, Chas.
Benson, J. J. Keraus, T. R. Moore,
A. ]. EIlermeyer. FL. j. Hihe, G. W.
Marshall, T. B. Hays, w. Mattingly,
l. T. Purcell, j. W. Phares and A. HI.
Blair.
serving by Miss Julia Blair
All went home feeling that Mrs.
Wollner was loyal entertainer-A
Guest.
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CARD OF THANKS

To the kind friends and neighbors
who so willingly assisted us at the
time of the death of Mr.. Benjamin
Sellers, we wish to express our heart
felt thanks, also to those sending
flowers and assisting in the music.
More we-could not ask, more, friend
ship cannot give.
Mr.. AND MRS VIM. FISCHER
AND DAUGHTER
Mr.. AND MRS c. K SELLERS
Mr.. AND MRS. ALEX SELLERS
AND FAMILY
Mr.. AND MRS. ALBERT SELLERS.