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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21
LeeSburg

4 EESBURG. Sept. 20.-In honor o:
DIR. and Mrs. T. H. Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. S. ]. Teoman enter
tanned at a 6 o'clock dinner Wednes.
day evening. In addition to tlsT guests
Of honor and the host and hostess
there were present Miss Barbar a
Thomas, of Valdosta; Miss Annie
Laurie Bunkley. Robert Heath and
Charles Cannon.
Mrs. Blanche Burke, of Atlanta is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. T.
Jackson.
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SOUTHERN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY
SESSION 1894


have
added
Complete
Medicine
illogical Baceriooga Astrological
PosI-oRApUATE SCHOOL COURSE
to himself in Of
PHARMACY SCHOOL.
street, Ga 1900 - -"
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Huntsville

4 HUNTSVILLE. Sept. 2O-Mrs. A.
f. Echols entertained Tuesday
morning for Mrs. Gustave Stall
Ing, Of LynChburg, Va, the guest Of
Mrs VIII Newman.
Miss Jane White entertained the
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Social Notes

|r.NE .EE.H.#s
Society's time has been taken up
lakeshore, and. while there are a num-
of very delightful affairs for the late
June and midsummer brides, yet the
social events in the city are ~perceptibly
lessening, and all those who have cot
tages at the lakeshore are busily en-
gagged in%out-of-door pleasures. There
are pleasure parties constantly going
back and forth and the coming week
Will see the exodus for a few weeks
of several prominent families. Many
will return for the fair mex week and
there will be the usual number of
guests to attend the fair and attend to
midsummer shopping meanwhile. With
the dropping off of society here. the
season at the summer resorts crows
more animated and among the pretty
events of the week vas the marriage of,
Miss Edna Hall and Arthur w. Peter
son at Kemah cottage, the summer
nome of the brides parents on Lake
Melissa Al wedding of interest at
Mapleton which was attended by a
number of Fargo people was that of
Miss Elizabeth Kinder and Ferd Rim
wedding of considerable interest re-
corded this week was that of Miss Gena
Nymon and Walter Il. Day on last Sat
urday. Two brides who have, received
much social attention this week are
Miss Elizabeth Pfaf and Miss Mary
Johnson. Many people have left for
their summer vacations and "a project,
which has been received with open
arms by the girls of the city is the
summer camp of the Y. w. C. IA. at Oak
Grove seminary. Many of the young
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new EDUCATOR
AT FARGO COLLEGE
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PUB
Lie SPEAKING AT WISCONSIN
U WILL HAVE CHARGE OF THAT
DEPARTMENT AT LOCAL COL
LEGE.

Prof. Arthur e. Fish. for the past
two years the assistant professor OF
public speaking of Wisconsin uni
versity, has accepted the professor
ship in that subject at Fargo college
for mex year.
Professor Fish is an old friend Of
Principal Robinson, and Dean Brown
of Fargo college, and with the
highest Of recommendations. He has
taught in the Western Pennsylvania
university. While a student in Beloit
college Mr.. Fish won a reputation as
a brilliant orator. He is credited with
having won first place In the home
contest, first place in the state inter
collegiate contest, and second place at
an occasion where eighty-four COL
leges were represented. With this
splendid ability he will undoubtedly
build up a powerful public speaking
department at Fargo college.
For the past four years Dean Brown
has been at the head of this work,
and has made wonderful strides in
debate and oratory, leaving an abund-
ance of excellent material for Mr..
Fish next year. There Is every rea-
son to believe that the splendid work
begun by Mr.. Brown will be continu-
ed by his fellow student of Beloit col
lege. The former is now at Chicago
university, where he is enjoying life
with his new bride, and pursuing adj
vanced work in economics.
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She Lost Her Hair and
Col I'LL Back with
Herpicide.

EN%R1AHWH RpNflNM
Don't become discouraged simply be-
cana your hair.falls and is thin. weak
and wispy, until YOU have tried Herpi-
eide. sI first began to use Newbro,s
lHerpicide three years ago.. after q spell
3og fever, which caused me to become
almost bald. Herpicide soon restored
the ~auantityy and natural color Of my
hair : feel lost without a bottle OF
Herpicide In the house, Thus Mrs.
AnraFg Layn. S21s Second Ave Louis
willie, KY. tells in her words how
she lost her hair and how she got it
back. Mrs. Layn.s experience has been
duplicated q Thousand times and can be
repeated thousands more.
Newbro's HerpicideS keeps the hair
and scalp In a perfectly healthy ccndi-
tion. When the hair papilla has mot
been destroyed by the ravages of the
sda1adruf germ, the hair will resume its
suspended growth.
NeWbro's Herpicide er~adicates dan
8drum and checks Falling hair The
itching of the scalp stops almost IN
stantly Others Initiate and make SIM
ilar claims, but b original dandruff
germ destroyer is Herpicide.
Applications OF this wonderful rem
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CLUB NOTES

Ef.E#-F
The ladies OF the Civic league of Bis
marck will be hostesses to twenty lad
les of the Civic league of Mandan on
Friday. The guests will arrive in the
afternoon. as will also Mrs. Frank
White of Valley City, and will be taken
around the city and vicinity by auto
mobiles, after which they Will repair
to the parIors of the Mckenzie hotel
and hold a reception. Following this
reception, there will be a banquet sery-
ed In the dinirg-roon. In the evening,
there will be an interesting programme
delivered at the Methodist church, to
which anyone who nay be at all In
terested lis invited. There will be no
admission fee charged. and the pro-
gramme promises to be Of unusual In
terest. Mrs. Frank White, who is a
member of the American Civic associa-
tion, was a delegate to Boston in 1912.
and lis going to address the gathering
on the subject Of Civic. Improvement.
Mrs. White. needs no introduction to
Bismarck people, she having, years ago.
endeared herself to people of the capt..
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Nothing could quite express tha deli
cate shade Of meaning till "highbrow''
came.
"Highbrow" first pecked it's way into
the consciousness of the reading public
one bright morning from a column of,
The New York Sun. "Highbrow' re-
ferred to a meeting the night before
of the Society for the Betterment OF
Drama. Irwin was a reporter on The
Sun and persistently he forced high
brow" to the front time after time I'M
til others vocabularies began to alb
sorb h term. Thus ~"highbrow" was
made. Irwin say the dictionary max.
ers will recognize it in their next edi-
tons. 81
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ENTERTAINED
MISS CURTIS
WRITER'S CLUB OF FARGO COL
LEGE GUESTS OF MISS BEuLAH
AMIDoN IN HONOR OF ENGLISH
JOURNALIST - MISS CURTISS
HONORARY PRESIDENT.

The Writer'S club of Fargo college
is coming to have a national reputa-
ton in that Miss Curtiss of The Lon
don Times is its honorary president
and advisory counsellor.
At the home of Judge Amidon last
evening the members gathered for the
last meeting of the year. Miss Curtiss
different phases of journalism In a
most entertaining manner
AS honorary president this distin-
Quished English writer was presented
with a gold feather, the emblem Of the
club. A number of fiashlight pictures
were taken which will be Of consider
able interest when finished.
Miss Curtiss is on her way to Lon
don. where she is to prepare a series
of articles on life in the American
west. Her experiences in North Da-
kota have indeed been interesting. In
an interview last night she said: II
am very much pleased with the young
people Of North Dakota; they all seem
so especially original"
Among her experiences in North Da-
kota Was the accompanying of the
student life special of the a~gricultur-
al college On its trip around the state
last March. For some time she has
been detained in a small town in the
northern part Of h state on account
OF illness. ~
On her departure last evening over
the Northern Pacific, she urged the
members Of the Writer'S club to send
their manuscripts to her for correction
before submitting them to magazines.
This is a rar opportunity for the loo
al writer's. @
Miss Curtiss sprung an immense
surprise yesterday when she informed
the club that next yea at her request
they would be visited by two of the
most famous journalists in the world,
one from England. the other from
America, travelling incognito. When
this bit Of news was disclosed there
was hearty applause from the guests
all of whom assured her that these
distinguished visitors would be royalty
entertained.
The members of this enterprising
organization are especially enthusiast
tic over next years prospects. The
members this year nave been: Mel
vim Hildreth, president; Grace Lem
niger, kellogg Bascom, Lucy McGrath.
Beatrice Guinness, F. III. Talbot, HUI
bert Beard, Clarence Ransom, Beulah
Amidon, Grace Meeker, Ben Russian.
Mildred Hildreth, Will Keye and Har-
ry Haggart.
The officers elected for next year
We're: Harry Haggart, president; Mil
dred Hildreth, vice president; kellogg
Bascom, secretary-treasurer
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Who Invented "Hiqhbrow"

st. Louis Post Dispatch: Will Fl.
Irwin, magazine writer, is preparing to
write the biography of Al y. jennings,
former Oklahoma outlaw and bank
robber, released from the federal peni-
tertiary by President Roosevelt and
more recently a candidate for prose-
cutting attorney of Oklahoma county.
Irwin has spent several days in Ok
lahoma City with Jennings. During
his stay he confessed to an achieve
ment which will give him a place in
the history of etymology along with
Colonel Roosevelt and other word and
phrase coiners. He admitted invent
ing the term "highbrow".
Before "highbroW' arrived, there
was an aching void. "Snob" didn't
quite cover It. Academic" failed.
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tai city, who are ever ready to extend
her a hearty welcome. Mrs. White has
lectured in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Cali
fornia, Washington and Oregon, and
can handle the subject of Civic I'm
provement to perfection. There will
also be beautiful solos rendered by Mrs.
John Graham and Miss Clara Tatley.
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ladies' will not be able to go away for
bh esn and the summer camp has
camp will be continued during july
aha august. Miss Guernsey is to be in
ylung ladies of the city are anticipat-
ing many happy outings in the pretty
grove on the northside.
Miss katherine Mcmillan of wheat-
lan returned home yesterday after
noon after spending a couple OF. days
shopping and with friends in this city.
MISS Mcmillan, who has been teaching
Is planning to enter the state univer-
city this fall.
Announcements have been received in
me city Of the marriage at Marshall
town, Ia, OF Miss Daisy Pauline Mat
thews to Harry Bennett Kingsof Grand
Forks. The nuptials were very simple
and We're solemnized Wednesday O
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. King will be
at home in Grand Forks after Aug. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Miller OF Tenth
street south are anticipating a visit
from their daughter. Miss Frances
Miller Of the Rev. VIM. A.. Sunday
week or SO at one of the pretty Wis
%consin lakes and will arrive here with
ma week to spend several weeks with
Communication has been received
from Miss Hettie T. Amsdell, n Of
Fargo's most talented young readers,
who Is now studying in Boston. Miss
AmsdeIPs letter will be Of more than
usual Interest to her many friends: II
am enclosing a clipping from The Bos-
Ton EVENING Transcript Of June "a,
Whlch tells OF the sailing of the Cunard
nm INF IA G0nJl L@f his - fl 4 ~ erplH - =
X. M. Hagen of Fargo and his daugh-
ter, Bertha, and Miss Schwarz sailed.
Miss Grace Robinson, for merIy visit
Ing nurse of Fargo, and myself were at
the pier to see them off. They were
we'll, and anticipated a pleasant voy-
age. The weather conditions today
were ideal. Miss Robinson is very busy
as usual, and is doing private nursing
here in Boston. / expect to be in New
York city next week. visiting friends,
and expect to be In Boston all sum
mer. receive h Forum every day
and 1T surely is welcome The clip
ping which Miss Amsdel1 referred to
is as follows: The Isaconia sailed at
1870, and her list was the largest taken
from Boston this season. She had 397
saloon, 900 second cabin and 653 steer
age passengers. A crowd OF several
thousand persons crowded the pier as
the liner backed into the stream, and
straightened out for the trip down the
hats and flags filled the air as those
sailing waived to friends on the pier,
nj vie versa.
@
Mrs. Harry Porter Of Seattle. Wash,
is the guest for the summer OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hannah
of Thirteenth street north. Mrs. Porter
was Miss Laura Hannah and a popular
student at the "a. G.. before her mar
riage.
Mrs. B. Z. Bachelor and three chill
dren have occupied the Lane cottage
on Lake Sally for few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lane so down the coming week.
--N-
Croil Hunter has returned home to
spend the summer with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Hunter OF Eighth street
and since commencement has been yis-
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Houston Post: my new ponograph
Is an almost perfect instrument. I
wish you o come over and hear 1t
some evening. I had Jinx make a rec
ord for 1t the other day, a funny story,
you'll be surprised"
8" would recognize Jinx's voice,
would II"
Would you? 1t is so natural you
can smell his breath"
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IT CURES WHILE you WALK

Use Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic
powder to be shaken into the shoes.
1t instantly takes the sting out of
corns, itching feet. ingrowing nails,
and bunions. It's the greatest comfort
discovery of the age, Aliens Foot
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. Ladies' can wear shoes one size
smaller after using. 1t is a certain
relief for sweating, callous and swoli-
en-, tender, aching feet. Try it today.
Sold everywhere, 25c. Trial package
FREE. Address Allen 8. Olmsted, LIE
Roy, M Z. -Advt
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Mrs. Magnolia ". IA. Harris. a
clerk In the postoffice department
at Washington, some days ago be-
gan a suit for 100000 against the
estate Of the late Rep. Henry M.
Baker Of New Hampshire. Against
all the efforts of photographers
she was successful in keeping her
picture from the newspapers.
Mrs. Harris asserted in her suit
that Baker died worth $500, coo.
She said he had promised to mar
ny her, and had often said he
would make provision for her SO
she would be independent.
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The wedding OF Lorne Charles Miller
of Nome, and Miss Ivah Blanche Ander-
son took place late Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Violet Anderson at
jamestown. ".
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Turner's Book & Stationery store
will continue the clearance sale of
stock at wholesale prices during all
next week. TIA Front St.-Advt.
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Another charming young lady of Bis
marck was Joined in Wedlock on Thurs
day afternoon, when Florence Barnes
McGillis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
ID. McGillis, became the bride of John
Gardner Wallace, Rev. C. w. Harris Of
iciating. c.# ,.-.t ....
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Thursday at high noon, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Gritzmacker of
Emerald, occurred a very pretty we'd
ding when their daughter, Miss Mabel,
was united in marriage to Robert e.
White of Wilmot. S D. a..
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Grand Forks Times: The marriage
announcement of Miss Anna Gunderson
and A. Goldberg, which was reported
in this paper yesterday, was SEM in by
some practical joker. The young people
were not married and a number of their
friends considered it a joke to circu-
late the report. t
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In the ~Liraeaight.

Syracuse Post-Standard: Doubtless
Friendship, M. Y., is all sot up over
Bryan's proposition TO name d Warship
after it before Rochester or Syracuse IFS
thus honors6
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a Pertinent Questian

Judge: well, I see Skeezicks mar
ried that heiress, after ALL said
Binks.
Yes" said Slithers. Wonder where
they went for their moneymoon?'
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A double wedding took place at the
catholic church at Milton, Wednesday
morning. The contracting parties were
Miss Carolina Lingenfelter and William
Miller and Mary Lingenfelter and Fran
els O'Laughlin, all of Cavalier county,
and the wedding was performed by
Father Maxwell. @
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cav may be obtained at any good bar
ber shop.
Newbro's Herpicide in soc and $1.0o
sizes It's sold by all dealers who guar
altee It'll to- do all THAT is claimed. If
you are not satisfied your one will
refunded.
Send 10c In postage or silver for
sample and b~ookletNto The Herpicida
Go, Dept r., Detroit, Mich. For sale
at all Drug and DaRaStraent stores.
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Special demonstration OF hair goods
from 2 TO 5 u. N. every day. deLen-
drecie's second floor Advt.
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Mr.. n Mrs. Clyde Burbank and
three children of Sixth street south are
guests at the Nelson cottage at Shore
ham for the remainder of the summer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-28

Mrs. ]. "A. Montgomery, Mrs. Eugene
deLendrecie and Mrs. e. j.. Weiser have
been the guests for a fe wdays at
Island lodge 1t Dead lake, as the
guests OF Mrs. Fred A. Irish and Mr..
and Mrs. q. Il. Bentson. Mr.. Bentson
returned Tome last evening and Mr..
Irish will remain over Sunday.
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OF Interest to Women.

Call the Society Editor Oh IN of The Forunps wires ASK for Five
##@#@##@E##@&# Residence p m 1SO8-J .Z
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STATE WEDDINGS

Grand Forks Times: The marriage
announcement of Miss Anna Gundersor
and A. Goldberg, which was reported
in this paper yesterday, was sent in b!
some practical joker. The young people
were not married and a number of theil
friends considered it a joke to circu'
late the report.
Thursday at high noon, at the homt
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Gritzmacker OF
Emerado, occurred a very pretty wed
ding when their daughter, Miss Mabel
was united in marriage to Robert e
White of Wilmot. S. D. III. .
Another charming young lady of Bis.
marck was Joined in Wedlock on Thurs.
day afternoon, when Florence Barnes
McGillis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
d. McGillis, became the bride of John
Gardner Wallace, Rev. C. ". Harris Of
floating. ta.# / ,. s.
The wedding of Lorne Charles Miller
of Nome, and Miss Iyah Blanche Ander-
son took place late Saturday afternoon
at the nome of Mrs. Violet Anderson al
jamestown. s "
A double wedding took place at the
Catholic church at Milton, Wednesday
morning. The contracting parties were
Miss Carolina Lingenfelter and William
Miller and Mary Lingenfelter and Fran.
els O'Laughlin, all of Cavalier county
and the wedding was performed by
Father Maxwell. u@.
An interesting wedding took place
Tuesday morning in st. GATHERINGS
church, in Valley City, when Joseph P
ing in the vicinity Of Rogers, vas un'
tied in marriage to Miss Julia Starke
youngest daughter Of Herman Starke
who resides five miles north Of Valley
City.
A pretty wedding occurred at the
residence of Henry Beal at Valley City
Wednesday morning, when Volney
Green Of Eckelson was united in mar
riage to Miss Blanch Ashley of Cleve-
land, O..
The marriage of Frank n. Cowan and
Miss Grace Simpson, both of Cando,
took place at Waupun, Wis, June IL.
Another pretty wedding occurred at
Verona Wednesday afternoon, June il,
when Miss Gertrude Houtkooper,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hout-
hooper, was united in marriage to
Willis w. Hanson, E~nglevale.
Hilbert Peterson and Miss Siguid
Soldal were married Sunday by Judge
Mason at the home of the bridegroom
at Alexander.
On Saturday, June Ia, occurred a very
pretty wedding in the Scandinavian
Lutheran church at Mandan when Es-
ther T. Ellison became the bride of
Thomas c.. Thorson, Rev. o.. G. Bells
helm officiating.
On Wednesday, June Is, at Minot, oc-
CURED the marriage of Martha Olson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Olson,
of that city, to Walter j.. Marion. sec
ond son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Marion
of Rugby.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Lamb
at Cayuga, Thursday morning, June IL,
when their daughter. Miss Ethel, was
united in marriage to Frank j. Heldt
of Cayuga.
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Mr.. Mrs. Tommy Marsh have been
guests for a. few days in the city. Their
City on Wednesday of this week. They
returned to Valley City today and this
evening a. reception will be given at
the home of the bridegroom's. parents
that city in their honor.
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Bismarck Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. J,
r. Gaffney spent a very enjoyable week
at Glenwood, Mimi. Mr.. Gaffney re-
turned to Bismarck Thursday, and Mrs,
Gaffney remained with her people in
Fargo for a few days.
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Fred Walker, who has been SPEND
ing a few days at his cottage at the
Detroit lakes. returned home last eve
ming.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph W.. jenkins re-
turned home Friday from their honey
cities and other points east, one of the
pleasant features of the trip being a
boat ride on the Mississippi. They are
at home at $40 Seventh street south.
Mrs. Jenkins was Miss Sophia Head
land and her marriage to Mr.. Headland
was an event of two weeks ago.
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Captain C. H. Culver of New Rock
ford was the guest yesterday of Mr.
and Mrs. j. e. Hyde of Seventh avenue
south en- route to attend the old SOL
diers' reunion at Gettysburg.
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The Book and Thimble club will meet
Wednesday with Mrs. Robert Love, 3S2
Seventh avenue south.
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Mrs. Lola E. McKim of First avenue
north has been entertaining as her
guests his week Mr.. and Mrs. G. H
son left today to spend Sunday at the
lakes and will be Joined tomorrow by
Mrs. Simonson en- route to their home.
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On Saturday, June Ia, occurred a very
pretty wedding in the Scandinavian
Lutheran church at Mandan when Es-
ther T. Ellison became the bride of
Thomas c.. Thorson, Rev. O.. G. Bells
helm officiating.
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Y. ". G. A., returned home last eve.
ming from the east where she has beer
visiting relatives and friends for three
weeks. She reports a splendid trip and
a very happy vacation.