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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17
GE0RGEvlLLE.

Georgeville, Dec. 15-Carl Reistad,
who has been working around Mad
dock, N. OAK, arrived here Friday,
where he will spend the winter.
Miss Petra johnson left Sunday
morning for an extended visit with
friends at the Twin Cities and Elco.
Arthur Hoiseth who has been visit
Ing his sister and brother-in.law at
Fargo, N. D., is home again.
Miss Emma Henrickson spent last
Thursday at Paynesville renewing old
acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Copperdahl left
/ for Grand Forks, N. D., for a short
visit with their sons.
P. O. Corneliuson. and Peter Quis-
berg of Georgeville, ST and Dore Beck
OF Burbank and Archie Chisholm Of
Paynesville spent a few days f}ahfng
at Lake Koronis the first Of the week.
The Temperance society will give a
pie and coffee social Tuesday evening.
Dec. goth. There will be several
kinds of pie. such az pumpkin, mince,
lemon, and apple, and also several
kinds OF sandwiches and home made
candies. Everybody welcome. -
Mrs. R. S. skimland, we'll known
and respected resident Of Belgrade
died at st. Barnabas hospital at Min
neapolis Saturday evening, after hay-
ing undergone an operation for tum-
ors. Deceased was at the time Of her
death 4S years old. She leaves to
mourn tho loss OF loving wife and
mother, her husband and son, Mag
nus, two steprdaughters, Mable and
Mira. Johnson of Brooten, also her
mother, two sisters and several other
relatives, besides a large host Of
friends. The funeral took place Wed.
nesday, Rev. Koetod soaking the last
! sad rites, The floral offerings were
many and beautiful. The sympathy
of all goes to the bereaved family.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17
BURBANK,

Burbank, Dec. 15--Misses Sigrid
and Lydia Carlson returned home on
Monday, after an extended visit at
their brothers home in Hubbard
county, Minnesota.
Ole Iverson was at Belgrade We'd
lesday to attend the funeral Of the
late Mrs, Dick Skimland, Il 5
Wallace Johnson was at Belgrade
on business Tuesday. s.;
Henning Bengtson called at the Os.
car Odland home on Tuesday.
Mrs. House visited with Mrs. C. H.
Anderson Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Hanson called
4 ct Amin Otteson's Tuesday afternoon
Quite q few of the young people
took il the bazaar Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Elmer tundquist of Waubay
s. p, Is visiting ct the Alvin Kun
aandqfr home and also with other Fela
tives here.
Wallace johnson shredded corn a
the Alvin Kullander home Tuesday.
illiam Roberts Is husking corn fol
M q. Batterberry
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RlNoo LAKE.

Ringo Lake, Dec. 15-The Misses
Amanda, Lena and Esther Monson
and Olga Berg were New London Wis.
itors last Thursday and Friday, while
they were In attendance at the church
bazaar held at that place. y.
Miss Alma Bratberg from near
Long Lake spent last "Wednesday eve
ming at the John Monsoon home.
Miss Annie Danielson, who for
some time has been staying at Will.
mar, is at present visiting at her
home here. ..-.-.-.- - =. =
Mr.. Ernest Berg, who for some time
past, has been shredding corn in this
community, has now completed the
work for this season. T.
Mr.. Arvid Pohl is at present assist
ing P. ]. Ekblad with the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Dengerud
and family were last Sunday guests
at the ]. E. Carlson home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Ostling, who
for the past years have been residents
In this locality, departed last Satur-
day for Little Falls, where they will
make their home for the future. We
wish them happiness and prosperity
in their new home. ~...
Mr.. c. F.. Olson, the salesman of
the Watkins remedies, visited this
community last week. :s
Miss Lille Skoglund spent last
Sunday at the J: A. Skoglund home. /
The auction sale conducted at the,
late Andrew Danielson place last Sat
urday was a complete success.
Messrs. H. J. Berg and VIM. Low
ander of Eagle Lake called at the N.
Swenson home last Saturday.
Skating is the chief sport now and
it is being thoroughly enjoyed by the
young people. s .5z
Mrs. ]. e. Carlson attended the
Ladies Aid society held at. the Old
Peoples Home near Eagle Lake last
Thursday. ,.z. .... 4:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17

Svea, Dec. board Of direc e
tors. Of the Cooperative store met al
the office Wednesday,. # 3. 5 ga !.
Mrs. P. N. Olsen called at the -. r,
Swenson home, MONDAY evening.
A number Of you de- people from this
vicinity attended the Shadow social
given at Pleasant View school house
Friday evening. Ev erybody reported
| a good time. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. lrreeberg vfsited
Y at the Oscar Franzen ONE in Fahlun
Thursday
The auditing committee of the Co.
operative Creamery met at: A. O. Mel
sons Friday to look over tive accounts
of the creamery. z.=.
The children will practice" their re.
citations for Christmas, Sunday, after
services. :.ss=..| +.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Norman and
family visited relatives in Ma mre or
Sunday.
Goldie and Mabel Johnson have
been visiting with their aunt, Mrs
Emil Johnson In Willmar for esouph
of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Moline land
daughter, AEvina, visited at the II. N
Olson home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Phoebe Bengtson is at pre- sent
dressmaking at AnsOn's. &.
Miss Ruth Swenson returned htyme
stter staying at m. r. Swenst ,n's
home for some time. N
The Ladies' Aid society held their
annual meeting "Wednesday The re
ceipta for the year were about $500
a new stove has been bought by the
society. *: II s.@s s;}.=
n, Ettie, Amy and Edgar Mattson Wig.
tied at p. N. OlsBn's Sunday.
+ Oscar Lupdquist an d family autoed
to Lake Lillian sund' y to visit with u
relatives. sz5=. sss:ss.
There will be an entertainment lin
Dist. s. Friday evening. Everybody
welcome.
The August Johnson and a. O.Ne1
son families visited al M. r. Sven
sons Sunday afternoon /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus t BjelA engre1
visited at Lewis Strand berg's Sunday
F. Johnson were sente rtafned 8
1.-The e. Johnson HON g a.. Y !illn,al
Sunday ma =' S..s.s
]. =. Johnson's Of La1 ke Lillian pat
Ironized the 5Svea store and also viz
Iited at the August Johl lson home'z 8
!! Monday - ; m
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Norway Lake, Dec. IA social
will be given in school district rs, on
Friday evening, Dec. 10 at o'clock.
A short program will be given and
lunch served. Everyone welcome.
Miss Anna Stene returned home
Sunday, after having spent the last
week visiting at Andrew Stene's.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Henjum spent Sun
day afternoon at S. Hattelstad's.
Choir practice Sunday evening at
Hauge church. s:':ss. VA.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Dengerud Of Long
Lake called st the home Of "a. Den
gerud Sunday. |: :::.:
Misses Emma Skare and Ellyn An
derson spent Sunday with the 1atter's
sister, Florence Anderson. 81 s.=..s
MI. Elmer stene called at G.
Stones Sunday afternoon. us. Isl. s:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17

Seminary vs.. South: Side Arrovts.
A basket ball game will be played.
between the Seminary and the South
Side Arrows st Minneapolis, Friday
afternoon, Decembe q 9Th. Came viii
be called at 8 80. This IS the first
game Of the season. The Seminary
team is comp OF all new men but
they have showed up well In practie-
Ing and . good game IS looked for,
Everyone turn out and boost Tor the.
.Willmar Seminar An =admisstonsfees
OF fifteen cents viii he charged
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17
LAKE WAGONGA

Lake WagOnga, Dec. 15-Mr. and
Mrs. Sigfrid Nelson, Emil Nelson,
LUDWIG Carlson and Annie Frederick
son autoed out to Atwater. Saturday
evening and attended a party given
at the Albert Peterson home there.
A good time was reported.
Carl Norling spent Sunday after
noon at Arbor Hill farm
The Matson young folks and Myrtle
Olson were entertained for supper at
the Carlson home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles Johnson returned from
Minneapolis last week, where she has
been visiting with relatives and
friends for some time.
Ed. Johnson made a short visit at
Olson's Friday afternoon.
Mrs. N. p. Carlson and daughter,
Emma Of Willmar, spent q few days
at the Carlson home last week.
About fifty young folks from Will
mar attended the Shadow social Civ
en- at Pleasant View school house Fri
day evening
Skating is fine. A big bunch was
down Sunday afternoon and enjoyed
it. We hope to see all the young
folks there next Sunday If the wealth
er is favorable. Don't miss good
time, it may soon snow. 500
The social given at; Pleasant View
was very well attended and the re-
ceipts amounted to about forty doll
ars which will go. to the school. Ev-
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a. basket social win 81 given So the
school house II Dist u; ;133, Satult day
evening, Dec. q program viii
he given by the pupil Ladies. pl ease
bring baskets and laneh ffor I IS. SIS
& Otheff4 Wren, Teac her
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D0NRE.'.

81 - F.
y Dovre, Dec. i 5-Mrs. zIngeborg Net
land and daughter, Selma, called on
Mrs. Birkeland Monday. :
IS Mrs. /. G. Holland visited with some.
friends. in Willmar a couple of days
last week. sss55
MI. Charlie Birkeland returned to.
his home Monday morning. after s.
few days visit with friends near Dom
ely. He also took In the Corn and
Alfalfa exhibit held at Morris.
b. Mrs. Walker and children visited
with Mrs. Swain Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Ole Solda1 visited at the Erick
Soldal home in Willmar q few days
last week. .5s5$S t
Mrs. OLAF Larson accompanied by
her son Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Horace Reese.
I'm Nj. and Mrs. Ole Alvig spent q
couple of weeks visiting with their '
daugh ter, Mrs. Norman Thornton near
(Monteyide .=.=.a.5
M. Albert Johnson visited with his bis
uncle, G. 6. Birkeland Sunday after:
moon.
Mr.. Tosten Larson from Donelly,
|IEc,alIed On friends in this vicinity last
Week.
The p. S. held . bushes meet
ling at the school house Monday eve
lining -.
Mrs. 3. !. swsraalins and T Mrs. c.. G
EBirke1and spent Wednesday in VIII
doing ChristmasS hopping i
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17
LAKE LlLLIAN !.

Lake Lillian, Dec. 15-As winter
comes, railroad talk begins again. We
probably will have chance to work
for the contractors building the grade
in this township next summer.
Mrs. Leo Purdell had quilting bee
one day last week. A good time was
had by all present.
Mr.: u. ]: Peterson: autoed to Olivia
one day last week.
Albert and Willie Blomquist. are
busy dehorning cattle nowadays.
r. Hageman's autoed to Willmar
last Wednesday. ~:
"a. p. johnson made business trip
to Olivia last week.
. "A. G. Eastman assisted Richard
Rudbeck with some work last week.
Ruth Erickson has been dressmak-
ing at P.Blomgren's. :.5s..=..=5
n Mrs: Heglund is reported to be
quite ILL again. She was improving SO
nicely last week, but had a relapse
Thursday evening.
Harry Erickson Of Willmar called
at his parental home last Sunday.
The roads in this vicinity were
dragged last week and are now in fine
shape .s.sz.=
Edner Erickson was seen in this
vicinity Saturday.
" Harry and Raleigh Erickson made
trip on their motorcycles out to a.
Lundin's In Fahlun, Sunday
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Colfax, Dec: Mrs. Even Olson
and Miss Matte Quamme spent last
week at Cyrus, MINI, visiting with
the formers son and daughter-in-law,
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Evans. =5
Mr.. and Mrs. John Torrison Of Nor
way Lake visited with Mr.. and Mrs:
Lars Hanson over Sunday. IS : .5 =;.5..s
.=@ Mr.. and Mrs. a. Nicholson and
children; Marcus Mikkelson an. GGtis-
Ia Wig of Belgrade spent Sunday at
Mikkel Olson's. ','5=z
Quite few from here attended the
funeral Of the late Mrs. r. Skim
land, which took place at Belgrade. on
Wednesday, Dec. 10th.
Miss Gena Olson OF North Dakota
is at present visiting with Mrs. %. @.
Mikkelson. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thorson and
family and Miss Anna Austin visited
at Mrs. Katherine O1son's on Sunday.
Miss. Alma 1msdahl Of Belgrade Wis
tied with her grandma Their, Mrs. Mar
tine Skaaievik q few days last week.
81 Messrs. Hans Grot helm and Oscar
Severade have arrived here from
Flandreau, SOAK, to attend the fu-
neral. OF the latter's sister. Miss Az.
mes Severance
Mesdames u. o.. Mikkels 0n, G.
1msdahl and Miss Gena Olson went 10
=Sauk Centre on Friday to consult q
| physician.
e. nloSs 20 hn II e nj children
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17
DON'T YOU Want TO COME
IN FOR alfalfa SEED AT COST?
Now Is the Opportunity to Get First Glass Seed at
Low Price. Put In an Alfalfa Field. .
VIII Pay Big Dividends.

ago generally corn would be
this
second yield the 1913 having
recently there were
exhibits Of corn some Of this coming
king OF all field crops
oM Aa has on the This wonderful plant
with makes balanced ration
a ton worth So per ton
this makes your alfalfa worth from $50 $50
Alfalfa is being kandyom
good but once rooted it will grow
five to fifteen without
Believing important forage CROP the
chase coS W @ ia % has s the
her Ts seed ha Seen I I'm s % County will
not irrigated and is free possible.
is desired place from to 100 person
desiring 1t requires above
amount OF seed to N ~00'
make will greatly increase
the prosperity OF this = ~ ~
From SO to IS bushels to this county and all
desiring seed should place their
SEED mas been spoken for and the quickly
intend out the below allowing for plenty
~ " So" anu as soon as the seed comes will
ST. RICHARD M. POE
Kandiyohi County Agent
to Purchase Alfalfa Seed
Richard M. Poe County Agent
4. Kandiyohi County,
W1nmar Minnesota
hby agree to purchase pounds alfalfa seed at cost not
that the seed be northern
reasonably free from of high terminating mower
also agree to take this railway station as soon az
am notified that has arrived
osneo'
Address,
Phone No...
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17

Lake Lillian, Dec. 15--Don't forget
to do your Christmas shopping early.
Oscar Lundquist and family Of Svea
visited at the formers parental home
Sunday
!. Charley Lundahl OF Two Harb ors,
Mimi, is visiting friends and relatives
here.
Esther erickson and Esther Main
entertained at . dress-up party at I'd.
.Lundahl's place Sunday evening.
Games were played and an apo tizing
lunch was served. All report q good
time:
@ Andrew Larson made g business
trip to Willmar Satur day.
Miss Ellen Johnson and Emil John
son left last Friday for Minnea polls to
attend the wed ing Of 8 friend there.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17

Are you in the habit Of giving
Christmas 9lftsf Try Eikjer Q 9toll's
photographs.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17

Misses Olive Greenfield and
Mabel Magnuson we're. PennoS Vi.
;itors FridaY I
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17
NEW LONDON RT. 8.

New London, Dec. 15-Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Bergeson and family of Will
mar visited ;at Frank Bergeson's. Sat
nrday evening. Sc.
Services lin the Swedish Lutheran
church Sunday at the usual time.
Miss Minnie Norstedt has been as.
sisting at the Oscar Nyberg home in
New London q couple Of days.
3 The school In Dist. mo. will be
closed Friday for its christmas :Yaca-
ton. a program will be given ;;in the
afternoon by the teacher, Miss Hal
vorson and her pupils. Everybody
welcome.
Mr.. and MRS. Lewis Myhre and son,
! Chester Of West Lake visited at VIM.
Norstedt's over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Soderlund and
family were entertained at the Au-
gust Olander home Sunday evening.
Is Services in the Swedish Lutheran
church on Christmas morning at $3.50
and the children's festival will be held
second day OF Christmas, Dec. 10Th in
the evening. ;.. 4. 81. {, /: zs =5
Rev. Christian Swenson left for
Minneapolis last Monday for q few
days visit. 8. 5
Miss Hannah HaIverson visited at
the Martin Lundberg ,heme on Satur:-
day. > Els .. -s= .s=. b
S. Miss Ruth: soderlund visited at
Charlie Bredberg's Friday. 5..: ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17

iss Anna Hermans#sotsS Chtcago,
ilhited relatives IL ss3vea g few days.
ri week
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-17

/. Mrs. a. "a. Jorgenson and Mrs.
K. N. Brotten Of Sunburg, we're
guests Of friends In this city Wednes-
day.
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AN EVANGELIST OF NOTE
COMING TO DEFINING

The Rev. Sumner T. Martin OF
California will begin Il two weeks
meeting at the Christian Church next
Lords morning. Anril 20,
The Rev. Martin has had n wide
experience, having served as State
Evangelist in Kansas and California,
and as city evangelist in Chicago. He
has served some of the strong
churches a, pastor. He has rich
and resonant voice and delivers his
message with a deep earnestncss that
carries conviction. In his preaching
he is kind and courteous 10 all. An
invitation is given the people of Dem
ing to hear this man of God. He is
personally known by the pastor, the
Rev. z. Moore.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-15

\ company of real merit, scenic
equipment unsurpassed by any com
pany travelling and play simple IN
story and pure in sentiment are some
of the features of Along the kenne-
bee" the big success which will be
seen at the Crystal Theater Wednes-
day. The play and company have
pleased vast audiences wherever pre-
,,uted and return dates have been
solicited \ special feature tins sea-
SON will be the introduction of some
eleven character specialties. Al!
special scenery j. carried for the pro-
duc,ion throughout and fine band Is
carried ro advertise the attraction.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-15
COLUMBUS TO HAVE
LIGHT AND WATER PLANT

The village trustees OF Columbus
have issued franchise to {. +. Cook
of FL Paso for the installation OF a
complete water and light plant. which
will cost about $4,000. The cleo
tric light nlant will develop 10 k. W
from II - h. p. Fairbanks Morse en-
zine. a No. ) Layne aud Bowler
pump will deliver 500 gallons of wa
ter per minute for the water supply
All the equipment is now On the road
and construction will be begun al
once. The plant will be located neal
the center of the town.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-15
ENGINE SALES BY
FAIRBANKS MORSE AGENCY

The Fairbanks Morse agency here
have sold engine, 10 the following
since March 2s: NJ. l.. Mcbride. y
b. %. II. II. Jacobs, - h. p, Garret
Bean. : b. p.,J. I. Watson, u h, ?.
JEFF Maxwell. ! b. p., Rio Mimbre-
Irrigation Company, 8 h. p; { Il.
West 5 b. p., Chris Raithel, y h. p;
" p. Matthias. % h. p.
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JUNIOR MlNSTReLS
MAKE GREAT NIT

The Junior Mnstrels OF the Dem
ing High School appeared at the
CRYSTAL Theatcr in high class vaude.
vile last Friday evening.
Il was the most entertaining event
ot its kind this season. and il i The
general opinion that they are very
fnc amateur MINISTRIES. The program
wa, very ably rendered by the fol
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-- y. -, t,, bound .- 81.
>sa,-e. psc.:.e e:i the rack
.e,,,r;sy o. The i,rsl II ,hs ..,a
., r r.. --ses w., '-.
.al>t -.yt-.
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Pianist Mr.. McCurdy

IN, music VS., very good, both %
,a.a and .u chorus, Bryan Hubbard,
l.a,iutr Wajkir, and Mr.. McCuyd
rendering solos with Grea, ability.
some # the songs with chorus were
Meet Ne IN Rose Time. Rose,
a Garland @: ola Fashioned Roses,
ana lead Ne ~ Tha, Btau'.:y
Band "Po@aua" was very
amusing quartet tn, End Mea'-
akr> v,re the la,e,, and they wer,
Nre.r-, The stump ,peelhs,
we've very .na>aG. both IN worj a@
delivery o. fact. The whole program
e.-r tt-, ams, ma both IN wori sr.
.gr..u.y .r,G; o. the High : -a..
- 2. r., . aye ard aprre...'.v.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-10

- > !.
modern In every sense, with no dark.
mysterious corners In which COLLINS
might Turk.
My professional labors were finished.
was quite ready for Miss HOLSTERS
most searching inquiries. AS for the
library Hue, had decided that a little
care In piling the logs in the hearth
would obviate the possibility of any
recurrence of the difficulty. And |
thereupon hurried to my room and
after a tub (my vocation encouraged
frequent tubbing) chose from the sta.
BILE a neat trap for one horse. Thus
equipped I set out to find Virgins at
the Prescott Arms.
As drove into the entrance | saw
Virgins pacing the long veranda. He
waved a hand and came out to meet
me, and when had rid myself Of the
trap he suggested that we take a walk
His manner was not cordial, and he
wore the haggard look of man on bad
terms with his pillow. attributed his
appearance to preoccupation with his
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-10
The Siege
of the
Seven SuitOrS
By
MEREDITH NICHOLSON
Copyright. 1910. by Meredith Nicholson
CHAPTER VI.
| Deliver a Message.
7 WAS aroused at 8 o'clock the ne

~ WAS aroused at @ o'clock the mex
morning by the sound of gul
shots, and. springing out of bed
| beheld I'm an open pasture be
yond the stable yard the lndomitabl,
Miss HOLSTER engaged in the pleasln,
pastime Of breaking clay pigeons will
a fowling piece. Her Swedish mait
stood by with formidable pad Of pa
per, keeping score. A boy pulled the
trap for her, and she threw up her CUR
and blazed away with a practicet
hand. Her small, slight, tense figure
awaiting the launching Of the target
the quick upbring of the gun as sht
sighted, and the pause following tn,
firing Of the shot, In which she BEN
forward rigidly watching the result
were features Of picture which
would not have missed
l will write 1t down here and be
done with 1t, that 1t had been my good
fortune to know many delightful wo-
men, but have never known one more
interesting or charming than Miss DC.
tavia HOLSTER. The spirit of deathless
youth was In her heart, and youths
gay pennants tiuttered about her as the
reports Of her gun fell cheerily upon
the crisp morning air. a rebuke and a
challenge to all indolent souls.
made myself presentable as quickly
as possible and went forth to report to
her. She nodded pleasantly as | greet.
ed her Immediately after she had scor.
ed capital shot. A second gun was pro.
Guced. and saw that It was not with.
out satisfaction that she observed my
lack of prowess one out OF five was
the best | could do. whereas she smash.
ed three with the greatest ease
IF had known you would be I'D 50
early ! should have sent coffee to your
ROOM" she remarked as we walked TO.
ward the house. Very likely your lack
OF luck with the birds Is attributable
entirely to the impoverished state OF
your stomach"
Breakfast was served on delightful
sun porch that had not before seen
Cecilia appeared promptly, having. in
fact, been gathering fall flowers for
some time. judged. from the consid.
cradle armful Of chrysanthemums, as.
tiers, dahllas and marigolds which we
found her arranging for the table. She
seemed In excellent spirits and greeted
us most amiably,
The mail arrived and was placed by
Miss HOLSTERS plate before we left
the table. She opened first bulky en-