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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04
Has Moved.

Has Moved.
L. L Lane has moved his tailoring
establishment to the second floor of
the Elzea building over Hawkins
store. He has elegant quarters.
For Sale-Several Big Bone Po-
land China male pigs; also gifts not
akin. B. HINES.
j. B. Settles of Williston, North
Dakota, spent part of the week with
relatives in Shelbyville.
Glen Darrell returned to Clarence
Thursday after visit with l. OAR
rel and family.
Miss Martha Theihoff of Brook
field is spending the week with her
uncle, S. B. Thiehoff and wife.
For Sale-2 extra good Jersey
mich cows, both fresh.-J. B. HINES.
Mrs. M. j. Smith returned to
Browning Saturday after two weeks
visit with her son, Fred Smith and
family.
Edward Fletcher, wife and son of
Kansas City, are the guests of L.
Steve and wife.
For mems and boys clothing, see
Anderson before you buy.
Robt. r. GreeveS returned Sunday
from a visit at Judith Basin, Mont.
He says crops out there better than
last year. Some wheat will make
so bushels to the acre.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

Mrs. M. W. Ball and children. of
Philadelphia visited her sister, Mrs.
z. F. Leake the latter part last
week. She was enroute home from
a visit with her brothers in Lowery
City.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

lfyou have an empty ice cream
packer, telephone to W. D. BARNES
and he will call for it.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

Mrs. C. P. Forsythe of Oklahoma
City arrived Monday for a visit
with her parents, Jasper Henderson
and wife
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

There was a ball game Sunday
between Cooper and Hassard. The
score was 10 to 4 in favor of Cooper.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

j. w. French and wife of Man.
ming, Kan, have been visiting the
families of Fred GoSney and Joe
Haear and their many other friends
here. They lived here many years,
leaving here rs years ago. Mr..
French and his children are doing
well in Kansas. He tells us that
we have much better crops here
than in his state.
Mss Sylvia Davis went to Quincy
49,. 80
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

Mrs. F. M. Bower spent part of
the week with her sister in Hanni-
bal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

Sell your produce to J. B. Hines
at the Oakland Store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04
Trade at the Oakland Store.
Holy Rosary School.

Holy Rosary School opened Tues
day with 40 pupils. Sister Angela
with four teachers is in charge
This school has won an enviable
reputation and is an institution of
which Monroe City is justly proud.
Mrs. C. F. johnson and children
of Slater, spent part of the week
with her aunt, Mrs. C. B. Anderson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

For Sale-Several Big Bone Po-
land China male pigs; also gifts not
AKIN. B. HINES.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

0. E. Maddox who has been work
ing in the Morrell Packing plant at
Seattle has been promoted to man.
ager of the packing floor and his
salary has been boosted. 1t pays
to do more than you are paid to do
as that is why he was promoted
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

Mrs. j. N. Southern and daugh-
ter. Miss Helen, are visiting at Ma
con and Atlanta.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

Misses Joe Glascock and Margaret
Latham of Rensselaer, spent part of
the week with the family of Dr.
McNntt.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04
Call at Miss RouSe'S
Millinery Store and buy
a New Hat or have your
old one made over.

Before filling the silo the walls
should be swept clean. If it is a
stave silo the hoops should be tight
ened. 1t will generally be necessa.
ry to loosen them a little as the
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

For mems and boys clothing, SCI
Anderson before you buy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

J. B. Settles of Williston, North
Dakota, spent part of the week with
relatives in Shelbyville.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

Joe Fosters many friends were
glad to see him out Saturday after
a two months illness.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

Mrs. James Redd, Mrs. Paul Cox
and Miss Lucille FOrsythe attended
the wedding of Miss Julia Proctor
of Palmyra to j. C. Gould of Schen-
ectady, N. Y, at Palmyra, Monday
evening. Mrs. Cox sang the beau
tiful solo, oh, Promise Me-" The
bride is we'll known here.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

Glen Darrell returned to Clarence
Thursday after a visit with |. OAR
rel and family.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

Edward Fletcher, wife and son of
Kansas City, are the guests of L.
Steve and wife.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-04

George Turner who holds a good
position in St. Louis has been visit
ing his father, DR.. G. L. Turner.
Mrs A. B. Vaughn spent Tuesday
with friends in Goss.
A large number of our people at
tended the fair at Shelbina last
week and the Barnum & Bailey
circus at Quincy Monday and at
Hannibal Tuesday.
Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. w, H.
HILBERT and grandchildren, jose
phine and Morrison Morthland, went
to Hannibal Thursday for the day.
Mrs. j. M. Summers of Callao, &C.
companied her little granddaughter,
Thelma George, home, Thursday.
Mrs. F. M. Bower spent part of
the week with her sister in Hanni-
bal.
Dr. j N. Southern's brother, Judge
Allen C. Southern, has been appoint
ed Circuit Judge at Kansas City by
Gov. Major. Judge Southern has
visited here and made many friends.
There was a ball game Sunday
between Cooper and Hassard. The
score was 10 to 4 in favor of Cooper.
Mrs. c. P. Forsythe of Oklahoma
City arrived Monday for visit
with her parents, Jasper Henderson
and wife
Mrs. M. W. Ball and children, of
Philadelphia visited her sister, Mrs.
z. F. Leake the latter part last
week. She was enroute home from
a visit with her brothers in Lowery
City.
Call at Miss Rouse's
Millinery Store and buy
a New Hat or have your
old one made over.
Before filling the silo the walls
should be swept clean. If it is a
stave silo the hoops should be tight
ened. 1t will generally be necessa,
ry to loosen them a little as the
Mrs. j. N. Southern and daugh-
ter. Miss Helen, are visiting at Ma
con and Atlanta.
Misses Joe Glascock and Margaret
Latham of Rensselaer, spent part of
the week with the family of DR..
McNutt.
Joe Fosters many friends were
glad to see him out Saturday after
a two months illness.
Mrs. James Redd, Mrs. Paul Cox
and Miss Lucille FOrsythe attended
the wedding of Miss Julia Proctor
of Palmyra to j. C. Gould of Schen-
ectady, N. Y, at Palmyra, Monday
evening. Mrs. Cox sang the beau
tiful solo, oh, Promise Me-" The
bride is we'll known here.
o. E. Maddox who has been work
ing in the Morrell Packing plant at
Seattle has been promoted to man.
ager of the packing floor and his
salary has been boosted. 1t pays
to do more than you are paid to do
as that is why he was promoted.
q n
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24

After recovering from the pound
ing received at st. Thomas the Com
inercial college team is getting ready
for the game with Winnebago high
school Saturday. The game will be
played at Mankato fair grounds at
three o'clock.
The squad was strengthened this
week by tie addition Of Baily, tackle
and Merritt, from Parker, S. D.,
and "Doc" Matthews OF last years
high school team. c. Schlnid, the
husky full back will not be III the
game and his place will be filled
by Van Pelt who has been going
we'll in practice Tie probable line
up will be. l.. E., Merritt: L. T.,
Baily;, i. e., Scheid c.. Hepperle;
yIs. G., Peters or Tronvold; r. T.,
Matthews; r. e., Fjelstra; L. H.,
Willmert or Bowen; Il. H., WEIGH;
F., Van Pelt; O., Bowen or Will
inert; substitutes, Jernberg, Pharo,
Reiners, Buslard. Complete schedule
for the season follows:
October Is, Winnebago high school
at Mankato ". ~
October "a, Blue Earth high school
ct Mankato.
October 81. Belle PLANE high
school at Mankato. .
November 8, st. Peter high school
at st. Peter.
November Is, Western Union Col
lege at LIE Mars, Ia
November Il, Belle PLANE ut Belle
Plaine. .a-t
Winnebago defeated Wells high
school II to last Saturday.
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Friday. October "a, 1913

From Fridays Daily.
William H. HI. johnson, of Decatur.
Illinois, was arrested on the Matt
Olson farm near Wells on Wednesday
morning charged with horse stealing
and jail breaking in Macon county.
Illinois. When taken intoN custody
by Constable William Payne and
Fred Leighter, Johnson was accom-
panied by u woman, supposed to be
Mrs. Viola Landphier of Searsboro,
Iowa, but who claims to be a Miss,
Johnson and a sister of johnson.
The latter was not placed under ar
rest, but expressed her desire to
accompany the accused, and she was
placed in the women's ward of the
village lookup
Arrived in Wells Last Week.
The couple arrived in Wells on
Monday morning of last week and
Immediately applied for work on the
Olson farm, which is occupied by
Henry Courthauer. They were given
employment 'and while the regular
routine of work OH the farm pro-
crossed very well; the officials were
tracing. them, and. on Tuesday morn
ing Constable Payne received a tele-
gram asking for the arrest OF one
William. H. Ii. Johnson, wanted in
Macon county, H., for horse stealing
and Jail breaking. Through Post
master Stiles of Wells the officials
had no trouble locating their man.
interviewed in Jail.
When interviewed in the village
Jail, Johnson admitted his identity.
He stated that he was willing to-.
return to Illinois without requisiticn
papers and; that he was satisfied
that it was impossible to make his
getaway from the local Jail. He
stated that he was guilty of having
stolen a horse and that otter his
trial he, was sentenced to from three
to twenty years III the Illinois state
penitentiary, and until the time of
his being taken to the pen" was
placed in the jail at Decatur.
Did Not Give Details.
| Johnson did not state definitely in
what manner he and three compan-
ions managed to break jail at Decatur,
but expressed his despair of any
attempt to get away from here. He
also said that he was without money
enough to enable him to assist the
woman with him to return TO her
home at Searsboro, Iowa, and that
he would like TO borrow carfare. for
her, and that the money would be
returned as soon as she reached her
home. 4
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From Fridays oaily..

From Fridays Daily.
Mrs Peter Manaige. aged ninety.
three years, died at her home In ST
Clair iaBt evening at eleven O'Clock
She probably was the Oldest person
living in this county M -
Mrs MANAGES maiden name was
Angelic, Decoria, and wos born Septel1l.
Der II, s182o.S in Green Bay, Wis,
where she grew 10 'wsomaiihoof and
on September rs, 1882, was married
to- Peter !Manaige. She, resided in
Wisconsin, until 1856 when the family
moved co., st. Clair this county
inainingF here ever since. Her hus.
band died. February rs, 1898. Ten
children We're born to them. one OF
whom, Mrs. M. s.. Kelly a-died two
years. ago.s-sThe nine surviving zehii
dren are Mrs. W. Gleason, Mrs. L.
Tebo. Charles Manafge Of Shakepee
Paul, Josephine, Louis, Edward OF
Tornah, Wis, and. Henry Nianaige OF
st. Paul and Mrs. A. a. D6tson The
deceased had esixteen grandchildren
and ten greatgr8ndehildf ~
Mrs. Manaige was d devoted mem.
Der of. the Catholic church and the
services viii ; be held from the st
Clair church. MONDAY. morning { at
nine o'clock presided oyer BIZ Fathef
Hyhiu Of ST. Clair.
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From Frida,'s Daily.
-rhompso n-Yarwood.

Miss louise Marie THOMPSON of
: this city and Mr.. Bert Ernest Var
wood of North Mankato were married
at eight o'clock last evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. IA. Thompson Before the
ceremony Miss Barbara Mansfield
sang La Sefenade,p and Mrs. A. r.
Carlson of North Mankato played
the Lohengren wedding, march as
the bridal couple took their places
before bank of palms. aIendels-
sohn's Song Without Words was
played during the ceremony, which
was read ny Rev. r.. W. Hobbs OF
the First. Baptist church. The ring
service was used.
The bride. wore q charming gown
of white crepe meteor made On
traino with trimmings. Of silk lace.
and corsage bouquet of brides
roses. 81, az
Immediately after the ceremony
a buffet supper was. served. Miss
Grace Yarwood. Mrs. George Holmes.
and Mrs. NJ. b. Haynes assisted in
serving The house was brettily
decorated with cut flowers and palms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yarwocd left I'M
mediately for a short trip to points
in Iowa and will be ct homo to
their friends after November 10.
The bride wore going away cos
tune OF imported blue velvet. Il
Mrs. Yarwood is the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j., II. Thompson and
has grown to womanhood in this
city. and received her education here.
Mr.. Yarwood is the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. e. A.--Yarwood and is a
young man Of sterling qualities He
holds q responsible position with the
Chicago Great Western railway com
pany in this city.
The. out-of-town guests wera> Mr.
and Mrs. F. Parker of Redwing, Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Peters Of Olwein
Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. n. F.. Award
and family of Vernon Center, Mr.
and Mrs. g: NJ. Holmes Of James
vile, Mrs. N. p. Award, Sr. of Yer
non Center and Miss Louise Award
of Vernon Center.
Among the many beautiful gifts OF
cut glass, silver, linen and china
was chest Of solid silver, the gift
of the brides aunt, Mrs.. N. e. Pusf
Of Earibault
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From fridays Daily:

j. G.: Thre rs having plans pre-
pared for a colonial residence TO- be
built facing Washington park aud
Immediately In the rear Of the John
Klein 4 residence on Fifth street.
This dwelling will cost about $4,000.
Heri'y q. eGrlich is. the architect.
Mir. Gerlach has just received a COM
mission to draw the plans for new
house for Mr.. Ahll of LIE s IF.
This residence will cost about $4,000.
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From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
|. The first indoor concert tC be
given by the Mankato band will be
held at the Loyola club house on
Thursday evening. October 20. The
band under the leadership of Robert
Jache, is having regular rehearsals
for the event and is bound to make
the concert a musical success.
The concerts to be given during
the winter are for the purpose OF
keeping the organization intact and
to make it better brand than last
year. 1t is the intention to give
concerts somewhere in the city at
least once month and the concert
at the Loyola club is the first OF
this series.
The city fathers have perhaps
never done anything which has been
more Appreciated than their making
possible the band concerts during
the summer. AS those concerts sue
ceeded each other the crowds ill.,
creased until it was necessary to
hold them on the court house lawn.
The band men feel Very much en-
couraged by the patronage received
SO far. and every one of the mem
bers is doing his best to make the
season of 1914 better than ever be-
fore.
The band has been very fortunate
in securing the services OF Mr..
Jache as director aud too much
credit cannot be given him for the
efficiency of his work. A great share
of the enthusiasm of the members
is due to the fact that Mr.. Jache
worked so hard and SO faithfully.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
Hunters, Licenaes Issued.

Auditor &C. L. kennedy reports
that 27S hunters licenses have been
issued to date. The highest pre-
vious number of former. years is
-227. Later On there will DO
applications for big game ltcensca
and these wild swell. tho present
record !
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IrayslIna Man lmprovlna.

{ j.. w. Missing, the Chicago travel
ing man who was taken TO St. Jo-
seph's hospital yesterday, following a
sever hemlnorrhage from the lungs,
lis reported as improving rapidly.
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verdict For schippeI.

"a The jury IN the case of Albert
Sehippcl vs.. tie Madelia School
Board. returned - verdict for the
plaintiff in the action, for $3.50. The
case asras tried lin the court at
st, James, MINI. and john E. Regan
of this city appeared as Mr.. schip-
PETS attorney
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Petition In Probats.

s 4 petition has been filed in ths
Probate court by County Treasurer
A G.. Johnson asking that he be.
appointed executor Of the estate of
Anna *. Johnson.
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. Real Estate .Transfer

Eva Grabo1enski' to Arthur Wai-
rath. lots Z. s. 8. TO-, Of block %
of the second extension to. East
Mankato. q
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To Give up Hotel.

Ernn5 FRIDAYS psiie.
s, ]. Blatzheim who for the past
nine years has been conducting the
Commercial house in this city is
trying to dispose of the business.
The hotel does not conform tof some
of the state requirements and as
the owner Of the. building does not
care to improve tho structure Mr..
Blatzheina feels that he must make
the change.
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Birthday Party.

Al very pretty birthday party was
given yesterday in honor Of Mrs.
~. l.. Bradshaw at her home on
State street. About TWENTY-FIVE
friends surprised Mra. e. adsha'
and the afternoon was spent in a
very enjoyable manner. AT five
o'clock refreshments were served
and the guests all reported Most
enjoyable afternoon.
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Party In Decoria.

FdTty III .ItCDFIa. WI
! About forty friends and merlbers
of the E. II. T. surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. J. e. Bates at their home in
i1,coria last evening The even
ing was spent playing cords and
games. '.-usic helped To make jhc
Joy comuiete and Miss Harrie,
Herdss rendered bass solo.
At the close of the festivities re
freshincnts were served.
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II. p. Nolan of Faribanlt is in
taes city today.
a. G. Stevenson OF Rochester is
Heinrich guest to-day.
Mrs. Frank Morrill, of st. James
sport yesterday in ManlSato.
Mrs. Doeding of Good Thunder
spent yesterday in the city.
Miss Ella Mich of minneapolis il
the guest Of her Sister, Mrs. B. l.
English.
Emil Fcnner and George Chris,
Jensen of Montana We're i'll, the city
yesterday looking at land.
[ Mrs. Hannah Edwards and daugh
daughter and Miss Mary Griffith of
Lake Crystal visited here yesterday.
f. j. Wagon, general agent OF
the Northwestern line and NJ. J.
Boylas, the assistant superintendent
are in the city today.
Rev. II. w. Hobbs has returned
from Worthingtot where he attended
the Baptist convention. He says
tho meeting was one of the most
successful ever held in Minnesota.
Mrs. Charles s. Cole of Amboy,
who visited Mrs. H. d. Diamond
for a few hours yesterday left
on an evening train fol. Ripon. Wis,
where She will spend a few weeks
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Besser and
son, Merrick, motored to Minneapo,
lis today. to spend Sunday. They
will be accompanied home by Mr.,
Besser,s mother, who will be their
guest here for short time.
/. John s.. Doads and wife, viii
have been spending few days
of their honeymoen in the city.
left last night for. Chicago where
they viii PURCHASE the furnishings
for their home III Anes, Iowa.
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Funeral Of Mrs. TO. Jones.

e The remains OF Mrs. Thomas o.
jones'. who. died at Columbus, Ohio,
reached Mank;lto last night. They
are now at. her late home On South
Second street, The funeral viii
be- held from the Welsh Calrinistic
Methodist church. State street, at
1880 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. W. Il. Evans will conduct the
services, assisted by Rev. David
Edwards of. Lake Crystal.
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About four hundred people attend
cd tile auction ut the farms of G. w.
and q. s. Haigh. Mankato township,
that was held yesterday afternoon.
A bid of $115 per acre was received
for the farms but it has not as yet
aeeii accepted. The cows were sold
for prices that ran as high as $40.
1t was consi1cfed very successful
auction by the proprietofs.
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From fridays Daily. i
Miss Beth English and Mrs.
Deegan of Waseca we're the. guests Of
Mrs. NJ. English yesterday
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Entertained Clerks.

Mrs. George Laren last evening
entertained the CLERKS Of Kron s
fats. The rooms were decorated
store at her Home in tho Sectrlty
with puE2s,lsi.is, corn9toekg and fall
decorations. Of a similar nature.
The guests spent a very pleasant
evening pla,,-ing dominoes and at
the conclusion of the evenings festi-
vities, refreshments were served.
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Berlin, October 1.-THE new naval
Zeppelin airship liz exploded in this
air. near Jchannisttai soddy and was
completely wrecked. All .on board
persisted. .s:-s 't..
About thirty persons were on
board the craft. The party included
the entire admiralty trial board,
headed by Commander 5enisch, con.
Quoting the final trials prior to the
acceptance Of the. airship as part Of
the new German aerial navy.
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Wedding Anniversary.

"coutHy anniversary.
Good Thunder Herald: Over q
hundred guests gathered at the home
OF Honorable and Mrs. Charles Il.
Herzberg. south OF town, on Sun
day last to help them celebrate their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
The day was pleasant one and out.
door games and sports were enjoyed
by the younger. folks. A bountiful
supper was served to tlle guests after
which dancing was INDUCED ia, the
two sons. Hugo and Walter, furnish
ing excellent music for the occasion
At a late hour refreshments were
served and the guests departed wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. HerZberg many
more happy years of married life.
Charles f., Herzberg and Miss Mary
Kowalk were united in marriage in
1887 and lived for many years in
Decoria township, coming to Lyra
some ten years ago and purchasing
the farm which has since been their
home. Their children, two sons and
two daughters. Hugo, Walter, Bertha
and Frieda, are all at home, includ-
ing the Solder sons wife and baby
daughter =.
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Surprise Party.

A surprise party VICE given last
evening for Miss Hazel Burleson
a: the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
Thayer. \ delightful evening was
spent in games and other amuse-
ments and Miss Burleson was
given a remembrance by the
guests.