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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-08

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-08
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Board strictly to the amounts speci-
fed in each case. but Is furnished
the Committee for their information
concerning the opinion. at this time,
as TO the proportionate needs of the
several organized departments.
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Mrs. Jos n. Browder, Jarratt .o6
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Sails For Exposition.

Paris. Dec 7.-Henri Guillaume.
the architect, French commissioner
to the Panama Pacific Exposition, Mt
San Francisco. sailed today on La
Touraine.
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At Rawiey Springs.

The following Richmond people are
summering at Rawley Springs: Mrs.
Lewis L. Strauss. Mr.. Morris Strauss
Mr.. Lewis Strauss, Jr.. Miss Bessie
Catlin, r. A. Patterson, Mrs. NJ. f.
Pitcher. Colonel Archer Anderson. Mr..
Edward ]. Wh!tlock. Mr.. O. c. Gre
CORY. Mr.. Charles Bruce. Mrs Preston
Nash. Mr. Samuel Binswanger. Mrs.
l. L. Sutherland. Mr. I. l.. Sutherland.
Jr.. Mrs G. B. wingfield, Miss Eleanor
wingfeld. Miss Nancy Sydnor.
Haleigh. ". C.-Mr. B. G. Cowper
Miss Mary Grimes Cowper.
Cedar Vale. Kan.-Mrs. A. ]. Adams
New London, Comm. and Mrs.
E w. Fitzhugh.
Newport News. Va.--Mr. H B. Bal
ley. Miss Roberta Curtis, Mrs I. G..
Harvey.
Orange va.-~Mr and Mrs. c. d.
Quisenberry.
Mccall. s. C.-Mr, c. w. McLaurin.
Winston Salem. n. C.-Mr. X. Nj
mer.
Norfolk, va.-Mr. and Mrs. e. +.
Hines,
Lynchburg. va.-Mr. and Mrs. b.
c. Baldwin.
Columbia. s C.-Mrs. H. r. Bay
liss
Staunton. va,-Mrs. Porter Wood
ward.
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home after motoring to West Point
and other places OF interest.
Misses Mabel Hughes, OF Roanoke,
and Miss jamie Bell. of Wilmington,
are guests of Miss Lucy Mosby.
Mrs. Carrie Harvey Randolph, OF
New York. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. NJ. Harvey.
Mrs. b. r. Cowherd. Jr., and son.
3. r. Cowherd, III. of Harrisonburg.
will spend some time at the home
OF Mr.. b. r. Cowherd. Sr.
Mrs. Irwin Wood and Mary Ptnkney
Wood spent several days at the Beach.
Miss Mamie Miller Is visiting
friends on Columbia Heights this
week
NJ Dabney Cosby. Misses Marion
Nelson and Nellie Payne left Friday
10 spend several days in Charlottes-s
Vile. En-
Miss Bette Bell has returned from
Wilmington and is visiting Mrs. vir-s
gila Mosby.
Miss Margaret Armstrong. OF Kos
wick has been a recent guest OF MI
Grace Cooke at Greenwood.
Misses Marie and Nancy Payne mo-
toreI to Westview and spent several
days with Mrs. Rroaddus Snead
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Interesting Announcement.

The Times Union. Of Jacksonville,
prints the following OF interest here:
mfr and Mrs Charles Friend War
riner announce the engagement OF
their daughter Mabel Claire TO Mr.
George Hoyt Smith. The marriage
will ne AN interesting event OF the
midsummer
THE announcement Of the engage
ment and approaching marriage OF
Miss Warmer and Mr.. Smith viii be
received with cordial interest by the
many friends of the couple.
Miss Warmer. who is an attrac-
tive and charming young women, has
spent the greater part OF her life In
Jacksonville and is popular with a
wide circle Of friends. She Is an ac-
complished musician. and for some
time studied music in the Brenau
college conservatory. in Gainesville.
Ca
MIR. Smith IL on the editorial star
of the Florida Times-Tnion, and is
also prominent In Jacksonville mus!-
cal circles"
Miss Warmer has many friends In
Richmond and Virginia, who are deep
ly interested in the wedding. which
will take place August g.
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At the Warm Springs.

The first costume dance of the sea-
son was given Wednesday evening at
the Warm Springs hotel, Warm
Springs. Va, and was the occasion for
the assembling of one of the largest
crowds of the year. Many quests from
the Homestead hotel at Hot Springs
motored over for the occasion, and
the costumes were both unique and
original
The dance took place in the large
ballroom. which was decorated with
green shrubbery and small colored
lights.
Among those who appeared en-
masque or In fancy dress were Miss
Louise Gibson and Miss Sara r T
Gibson, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George T, NJ. Gibson, Of Baltimore.
who are occupying their cottage at
tho springs The former appeared in
the garb Of gypsy maid, W it'll every
detail complete, and the latter IN a
Turkish costume Both received a
great deal Of praise for their beauti-
full dancing.
Others in costume were Mr. and
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Among the Richmond people stop
ping at the Fitzhugh cottage, Virginia
Beach. are Miss Rebecca Norwood, Mr..
John Norwood. Mrs E, r. Meade,
Miss Sue Gordon. Mrs. Iittfeton Fitz-
gerald. Miss Martha Fitzgerald. Miss
Mamie Jones, Miss Eliza beth Wilkes,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bentley. Miss
Martha Chambers. Mr.. Clemmence Mr..
r. G., Pratt. Mrs. A. NJ. Parker and
family. Miss Clara Trant. Mr.. George
W. Minor, Miss Eva Turpin. Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin Peasants. Mrs Stanley
Reid, Miss Ellen Scott, Mrs. Margaret
AFFORD, Mrs. Thomas G.. Macon, Mr..
and Mrs. f L. lie Compile. Miss Elva
Stevens, Miss Matte Turpin. Mr.. w. F.
Cheathamg Mr.. and Mrs. w G.
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Summer Resorts
Attract Society
MISS RUNYON'S ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED TO GEORGE HER
MON LAYNE WINFREY.

The scenes of gaiety shifted SO en-
tirely from town to country or larger
social centers that the city from now
on will resemble deserted village, for
nearly everybody goes somewhere for
August. The farewells Of last week
were even more numerous than ear
lier in the month, and by August so
many of the little cliques and coteries
will have been broken that less inter-
est will be taken by the stay-at- homes
In the little amusement to be found.
Life at the large summer resorts
over the country will soon be In full
swing. and the seashore and mountain
places, as we'll as the more retired and
quiet hooks. are fairly teeming with
visitors
The social season Is at It's height at
the White Sulphur Springs in August.
and there are many prominent Rich
mond people summering at this ia
nous resort this season. The horse
show Is scheduled to take place on the
14th and 18th of next month, and
many prominent men and women
from New York, Baltimore. Washing
ton and Richond will be in attend
ance. Chief Justice and Mrs. White.
Mr.. John h. Branch, Mr.. and Mrs
Carrot r. Wall, Miss Wall, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas P Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs
John G. Hayes, are among the inter-
esting people at this famous old CEN
ter Miss Wall entertained at the
White recently In honor OF a number
OF her young friends. Swimming par
ties in the clear pool of the springs,
the 'kurhaus'' as 1t is called. with de-
iightful 'rarebit' suppers following
are n new fad with the summer col
ony.
A delightful event OF the past week
in Richmond and the last big social
affair of the season was the lawn Eete
given Friday evening on the lava OF
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FuIghum--Morton.

Miss Lavalette Morton and Mr.
Thomas Arthur Fulghum were mar
ried at the home OF the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs S. c. Morton, Sr.,
of South Boston. on last Saturday af-
ternoon at 330 o'clock. the Rev. c.
w. Maxwell. OF the Presbyterian
church, officiating.
There were only two attendants. the
brides sister. Miss Martha Morton, as
maid OF hon Or. and s. T. Fujghum the
groom's brother. as best man. Mrs.
Lizzy Green was at the piano.
The bride was attired in a travel
ing suit OF blue, and her flowers were
Brides roses. W lille the maid of honor
carried a basket Of pink asters After
Il honeymoon trip TO points OF inter-
est East. the couple will go Lake City.
S. c., where Mr.. Fulghun is engaged
in the tobacco business. He will re-
turn with his bride this fall.
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At Supper Party.

A pleasant party enjoyed supper at
Mountain park. Roanoke, Tuesday
night. The party included Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Antrim and Elizabeth Antrim. Mr., and
Mrs. h. b. Pope. Miss, Emma An
drews, Miss jamie Dinwiddie, Miss
Marie Aston. Of Honaker: Mrs X. r.
Savage. OF Richmond; Messrs A. H
Dudley. Emmett Wholey. William
Wholey, James Calwell. Oscar Hud-
dleston. McGavock. Hegte, Jefferson
Kinney, Charles Fishburn. Jones. OF
Shawsville: John Neubauer, Mrs. Ar
thur Huffman, Miss Eleanor Brophy.
Miss Manchester, OF Florence. s. c..
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Kregloe, OF Balti-
more. and Lloyd Engleby.
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COLUMBIA

Columbia, Va, July 25.-The Wo-
mans club held a meeting at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. B. r. Cowherd Thurs
day morning. The subject for discus
sion was Independence Day" A fine
paper on the Declaration of Tndepen-
dence was written and read by Miss
Mamie Pittman Miller Mrs. George
Huckstep led the discussion of cur
rent events. Mrs j. Marshall Cow
herd assisted the hostess in serving
a delicious luncheon. The color
scheme, red, white and blue, was
beautifully carried out
Mrs. Tucker Darlington Leigh spent
the weekend with friends at VIII
mington,
Mr.. J.. E. Mosby was in Richmond
this week.
Mrs T. r. willard has returned
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Tennis Party.

Miss Elizabeth Greaves entertained
last week at her home. near Ivy
at tennis. Tea was served on the lawn
and among those invited were: Mrs
Tatnall Lea, Miss Cabeen, Mrs. Pep
per. Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Nash. Mrs
Alban Greaves. Mrs Crossman. Sr,
Mr. and Mrs. Crossman, Jr., and
Misses Lucy and Alice Worthington,
Esther Greene. Jane Nevin. Cecilia
Greaves, Suzan Preston. Frederick
Neye and Messrs. B. c. Baker. c. A
Greene, Meade Fletcher. Butler
Smythe. Newboid Ely. Jack Higgin-
son. Beverly Smith, Bosley Hiss, Keith
Compton. Bernard and Kingsley
{,reageS
Miss Greaves Is quite tennis enthu-
siast and is well known in Richmond.
where she has frequently visited and
taken part IN the tennis tournaments
at the Country Club OF Virginia
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Mrs. Crittendon Marriott, the former
Mrs. Charles E. Davis. brother and
sister -in-law of Richard Harding Da-
Wis., Mrs. william Reed and her sis
ter. Miss McIlvain; Miss Alice Wilks
Preston. and Miss Anne Royal, Of
Richmond.
Several dinners will be given this
evening at the Homestead. the larg-
est of which will be that Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. NJ Gibson, the quests
later attending the dance and cabaret
show
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Concerning the fuckers.

Hon. and Mrs. Harry ST. G. Tucker
have returned TO Col Alto" after a
month spent in travelling in their car
through New ENGLAND and other East
ern states Mr., and Mrs. Richard
Sharp. of Wilkesbarre. Pa, accom-
panied them TO Lexington
Lieutenant Albert S. Tucker, T.. s.
A. Is spending a short time with his
father, Hon. II. St G.. Tucker, in Lex
ington. preparatory TO assuming new
assignment Of duty at Laredo. Texas
He has been stationed at Governor s
island, New York.
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Houston. of South Main street. Lex
fngton.
Mrs E. r Hinckie and children. OF
this city. are spending the summer at
Natural Bridge.
Mrs. George Barksdale and children.
Misses Alice and Judith Barksdale,
of this city. are visiting Mrs. W. p.
Lacy in South Boston.
Miss Chloe Tyler Cooke, who has
been on an extensive visit to DR.. and
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Allen, OF Winchester.
has returned TO her home In Balti-
more
Mrs. J. w. Hunter. of West Grace
street. Is visiting Miss Esther Cole
man near Spout Springs. Appomattox
county.
Mrs. c. II. Dorset and family, OF
Forest Hill. are spending the summer
at the Fitzhugh cottage, Virginia
Beach.
Miss Abbie Hancock, of this city
Is visiting Mfs S. y. Walker In Chase
City,
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Intercstin Announcement.

Mr. and Mrs William e. Gilbert, OF
Baltimore. announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Mary Jane, to Mr..
William Stanley. son OF the late
Chales H. Stanley and Mrs. Stanley,
OF Laurel, Md. The wedding. which
will be very quiet one. will take
place at Ingleside. the country home
Of the brides parents, In Prince
Gorge's county. In the early fall.
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the Commonwealth club. The place
was lighted with many gay colored
Japanese lanterns and several hum
bred guests were in attendance. 1t
was their annual stag affair, and as
usual was a very charming and in
teresting one. The club was deco
rated in palms and summer flowers.
and buffet supper was served
throughout the evening.
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Quarles. Miss Virginia Quarles, Miss
Mary r. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs c. P.
Walford. Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Clark
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus
Wright and family. MIR, George W.
Libby and wife.
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Cole OmciaIs on Trip.

Indianapolis, Ind. July 25.--A4tN9
spending several days at the factoFyEM
]. f Morrison. secretary, and 81 1*N
kuqua president OF the Co3NE3
Motor Car company. departed eat4N
in the week for the West an.H
South. respectively Mr. Morr1e0M
made his first stop in st. Louis An4S
MIR. kuqua went direct to Atlamt1
Ca ss#ss
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Miss Talbot Returns.

Miss Nellie Talbot, OF Wayneshoro,
has arrived home. after spending sew
eral months travelling abroad While
in Europe, Miss Talbot and her party
spent some time with Mrs. William
Waldorf Aston. at "Clivenden." Eng
land.
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Delightful Outing

The Epworth league of Monument
Methodist church entertained the girls
Of Wilson on Thursday evening. At
ter an automobile ride of about
five miles delightful refreshments were
served The evening was most en-
ioya BILE one.
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Miss Munyon's Engagement An
nOunced.

DR.. Emily e. c. Runyon announces
the engagement and approaching mar
rage of her daughter, Henrietta
Bronston, to Mr. George Hermon
Iayne Winfrey, of Culpeper. The
wedding will take place very quietly
In the near future.
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UNDER BOND TO KEEP OFF u
OF RAILROAD PROPERTx

Chester Wiltshire, ]. II. Shortell. Loo%
Randolph and W. ID. Knight. who w4K4a
charged with trespassing upon TO-
property OF the Chesapeake and OhtHA
railway were yesterday in Police c0uFNS
placed under 500 security for thirty
dayS Sd9s
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Miss Marie koiner Is leaving Mon
day for Salem, Va. to be the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Git
tens.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter W. Wormeley
and small son have returned home.
after a delightful stay at Atlantic
City.
Miss Mary f. Moore Is visiting
friends in Lynchburg.
Miss Ellen Meade and Miss Walker
returned to Richmond. after spending
some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Douglass vanderhofY has re-
turned to the city, after visit to
Colonel and Mrs. I.anier Dunn at their
cottage at the Warm Springs.
Miss Virginia Bell Gayle and Miss
Margaret James. Of this city, who have
been spending some time at the AT
lantic cottage. Virginia Beach, are,
now at Willoughby Beach.
Miss Mamie Wright. OF West Grace
street, Is the guest Of friends at Car
tersville.
Mrs. Curren and Miss Louise Curren
are SpeIluiHB suIie tiffe III the SpOtS-
wood Arms. Virginia Beach
Miss Rosalie Morton has returned
to her home in Lynchburg. after q
visit to this city, and has as her guests
Misses Virginia and Mary Thomas Cox.
Mr., Henry c. Watkins. OF this city.
has been spending several days in
Staunton
Mr.. and Mrs William a. Price, Of
EthiD CITY - 3pa1ta AZ lftm Maud
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fatt and Miss Jackson have been away
for several months,
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Houston, of South Main street, Lex
ington.
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What The Rountree Guarantee Means ::

There ifs ans about Won buy
ROuNTRfE TRUNK certain of years
1t should break will for
trunk and put in good order WITHOUT CHARGE cannot
be repaired WE WILL SEND YOU A NEW TRUNK.
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Full Fibre Covered Steamer Tru1

A very strong Trunk, OF full
three@pfy veneer, with steel binding,
heavy brass trimming. good brass bolts
and lock, linen lined NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Guaranteed Seven Years.
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ed this afternoon by their captain,
Dick Bradley who is considered the
best basket ball player at the head Of
the lakes.
Edward Odegaard has returned
from Aurora, where he went to at
tend the funeral of his aged mother.
Mrs. Anna Odegaard, who died Decem
Der 20, at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Ole Hendrickson Of that city.
Mrs. Odegaard's death was caused by
pneumonia, which her advanced age
made hard to Withstand. She had
been in i'll health for about two years
but her last sickness was for only
two weeks. The deceased is survived
by her aged husband, and by four
children, Mrs. Ole tHendrickson Of
Aurora, Mrs. C w, McDill of Minnea-
polls, H. D.. Odegaard of Drake,
North Dakota and Edward Odegaard
of Bemidji
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special for Saturday, at Abercrombie
& McCready.-Ady.
Tom Mcdonald of Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada, spent yesterday in
Bemidji transacting business and
calling on friends.
Mrs. John Waterstradt of Crooks
ton, who has been visiting friends in
Bemidji for the past two weeks, has
returned to her home
Candy Jelly Beans 10 cts pound
special for Saturday, at Abercrombie
& McCready.-Adv.
Roy Daily of LaPorte is among the
business visitors who are spending
the day in the city transacting bust
ness and calling on friends.
Martin Davis of Detroit, Minneso-
ta,, is spending few days in Benz
idji and vicinity buying furs and
making contracts with trappers.
Candy Jelly Beans 10 cts pound
special for Saturday, at Abercrombie
e McCready.--Adv. .@
Otto Diercks of Spooner is spend
ing the day in the city transacting
business Mr.. Diercks is connected
with the Shevlin Lumber Comany,
During the absence of Miss Eliza
Loe, principal Of the Bemidji high
school. Miss Coult, Instructor of En-
lish has charge Of the assembly room.
Makes you step lively, hustles you
up, increases your, engery; its Hollis
ter's R. M. Tea. Bankers Drug Store.
ADV.
Louis Hanson of Ada spent Thurs
day in the city transacting business
and calling upon friends. Mr.. Hansoa
returned to his home at Ada last
night.
r. e. Odegrad Of Blackjack was
among the north line business call
ers who spent Thursday in the city.
Mr.. Odegard returned to his home at
Blackduck last night
Impure blood means pimples,
black heads, nasty complexion-Hol-
| listers r. NJ. Tea clears the blood,
drives out impurities Bankers Drug
StOre-Adv.
Thomas N. Roe of Hendrum, Nor
man county, has returned to his home
after spending several days as the
guest of K. K. Roe and family. Tho
mas Roe is K. X Roe's uncle.
Editor Erickson Of the Northern
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Whether the depositor has one dol
lar or one thousand in the Northern
National Bank the interest rate is the
same per cent compounded every
six months.
Rev. T. S. Kolste returned last
evening from a weeks visit with his
sister Mrs. Sylleswold of North
wood, North Dakota He also visited
friends at Grand Forks and Crooks
ton. At the latter place he was the
guest of DR.. Hottie and family.
Mrs. M. j. Brown and children will
return to Bemidji the first of the
week. They have spent the past six
weeks as the guests of Mr.. Browns
parents, Dr.. and Mrs. Stinchfield of
Rochester, Minnesota. Attorney
Brown left last night for Minneapolis
where he will join his wife and chill
dren and accompany them home.
1000 reward for the arrest and
conviction of the party or parties
who chopped and broke down two
maple trees on my boulevard. l.. F.
Johnson, 1914 Bemidjf avenue.
The M. B. A. held installation of
officers last evening. They are as
follows:
President, Charles Hammond; Vice
President, Mrs. Pendergast; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Mrs. John Falls;
Chaplain, Mrs. Oscar Dearborn
Waterman, John Falls; Conductor,
Henry Paquin; Sentry, Jim McManns
Trustee, William McCuaig. As the
Nymore lodge has been discontinued
there were eight transfers made
from that lodge to the Bemidji lodge
last night. ~ ...
Art. Olson, Fred Erickson, w. H.
Cooke, Bert Haskell, G.. R. Johnson
and Oscar L. Solheim of Superior,
Wisconsin, arrived in Bemidji yester-
day afternoon and will remain I'M
It'll Sunday. These men comprise the
Superior Y. NJ. E. A. basketball team
and will play two more game with
the local quint. They will be join
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Judge Spooner left yesterday for
Detroit, Minnesota on legal business.
Brinkman tonight, Lena Rivers
Adv.
Charles Radi Of Bemidji is visit
ing friends and relatives in Crooks
ton.
Brinkman tonight, Lena Rivers
Adv.
Brinkman tonight, Lena Rivers.
Adv.
Halvor Hidden of Cass Lake was in
Bemidji yesterday on combined
business and pleasure trip.
Now is the time to lay in a supply
of sugar. See Schmidts Grocery
Adv.
r. l.. Nichols of Little Falls was
among the business callers who spent
yesterday in the city.
One Of these days you ought to
go to Hakkerups and have your pic
ture taken.-Adv.
A. P. Fuller of Bagley spend
Thursday in the city visiting with
friends and transacting business.
Mrs. f. M. Hathaway of Duluth
spent yesterday in the city calling
on friends and transacting business.
Candy Jelly Beans 10 cts a pound
special for Saturday, at Abercrombie
& McCready.-Adv.
Miss Serena Blue of the town of
Northern spent the day in the city the
guest Of friends.
Candy Jelly Beans 10 cts a pound
special for Saturday, at Abercrombie
& McCready.-Adv.
N. r. Wetherspoon of Grand Rap
ids was in Bemidji this morning on
a combined business and pleasure
trip.
Mrs. r. e. Rider of Shevlin spent
yesterday in Bemidji calling on her
friends here and transacting bust
ness.
Candy Jelly Beans 10 cts a pound
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Matinee Sunday
8 p. m.

News of Spooner is in the city en-
route route home from Bemidji where
he has been on a business mission.
International Falls Daily Journal.
Constipation, indigestion, annoy
and provoke one terribly. Hollister's
R. M. Tea clears the bowels, regu-
lates the Stomach. Bankers Drug
tSore. ADV.
John Claffy of Kelliher spent yes
terday in Bemidji transacting bust
ness. Mr.. Claffy is connected with q
a cedar company in that village and
was in Bemidji for the interests #
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that firm.

Mrs. Mark Lambert of Kelliher will
arrive in the city Monday and will
be the guest of Mrs. L. W. Griffith
for few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert
will move to California the first IF
the month, where they will make
their future home.
S. Skuzenske of Blackjack spent
yesterday in Bemidji calling on
friends and transacting business. MI.
Skuzenske is proprietor of the Queen
hotel formerly known as the Palace
Hotel, and which was formerly own