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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-03
Against.

Nothing can hide from me the convic-
ton that an immortal souls needs for its
sustenance something more than visit
ing. and gardening, and novel-reading.
and crochet needles. and the occasional
manufacture OF sponge cake.
4 woman who Is always thinking by
herself is always thinking OF mischief
Anonymous.
A woman's vengeance knows no
bounds
There are female handles as well as
clothes wearing men: and the former
are as objectionable as the latter.--Car-
lyle.
Woman, like good wine, is a sweet
poison. Turkish Proverb.
Copyright 1914 Nswspspsr, Feature servies.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-03

| Lillian nay tS-l ID hp
| on a half dime dated 1858.
Miss VI. H.-There is no premium on
the 1916 cent.
| s. B.-I.ice and nits are the same
things. The best method of removing
them is to soak the hair and scalp
with kerosene oil night and morning
for two days. then shampoo the head
I thoroughly. II that is Objectionable
the hair may be wetted with tincture OF
| larkspur. The treatment should be
given at night and repeated the next
morning and allowed to dry on the
hair A towel should be wrapped about
the head during the night. After
twenty-four hours shampoo the head
thoroughly and repeat the treatment
in several days time II there be any
signs OF lice present.
| A Reader-There follows a reprint of
/ the stamp language. for which you
asked:
you.
| Left corner crosswise. My heart is
! anUther's.
Straicht up and down, Good-oy,
sweetheart
Upside down on right corner. Write
no more.
In top OF middle, Yes;
| . In top of bottom. No.
In right-hand corner at right angles,
Do you love me?
In Ieft-hand corner at right angles,
| hate you.
Top corner at right. wish your
friendship.
On line with surname. Accept my
| love
Same upside down, | am engaged.
Same at right angles. 1 long to see
you.
w. L. Fingheirne-The coin you
mention Is not recorded in any OF
the material on the subject avail
able here. If you will take il or send
IL to B. =. Collins. 1905 III street
northwest. he will give you the de-
sired information.
Information-"Cedar Hill. the home
of the late Frederick Douglas is
open TO the public every day from
3 a. m tin I:30 p. IN. The property
Is in charge of Whtefied Mckinley,
and no charge Is made for admission.
The title Is vestsa In q boasd Of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-03

Mere absence from the city or a half
day devoted to an outdoor game are no
excuse for a poor appearance. The
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-03

A Subscriber-A permit to keep
pigeons must be secured from the
Health Department. at the District
building. They must be kept In a
coop at least twenty-five feet rom
any habitation.
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES SENT BY READERS TO
The Times Question Box

trustees and their aim is to make It
"a second Mt. Vernon"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-03

Lillian Hayes-There is no premium
on a half dime dated 1858.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-03

A woman's vengeance knows no
bounds-Anonymous.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-03

Information-"Cedar Hill. the home
of the late Frederick Douglas is
open TO the public every day from
3 a. m. tin I:3D p. IN. The property
Is in charge of Whitefield Mckinley,
and no charge Is made for admission.
The title Is vaskod In q boASd Of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-03

w. L. Fingheirne-The coin you
mention Is not recorded in any OF
the material on the subject avail
able here. II you will take il or send
IL to B. - Collins. 1905 III street
northwest. he will give you the dc
sired information.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-03

Miss NJ. H.-There is no premium on
the 1916 cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
HOW TO CAST YOUR
VOTE AT PRIMARY

fectiye vote only on the progressive
ticket. You can give COtterill an
effective vote only In the demo
cratic party. You can give Fred c.
Brown or Robert A. Triple an ef-
fectiye vote only in the republican
primaries.
First and second choice votes
must be recorded in the senatorial
elections in the progressive and
democratic parties. in the represen.
tative fight in the republican party
In the first district and In the rep
resentative fight In the progressive
party in the second district
To make your vote for Ole Han
son good you must give him first
choice vote and someone else sec
ond choice vote. To make Cot
terille vote good. give him a first
choice vote and some one else
second choice. And so on for the
other offices where first and second
choice votes are required.
You may write in somebody's
name not on the ballot II you de-
sire. but be sure 20 place a cross
opposite that name.
Watch the polls. There Is evil
dence that some gang politicians
are trying TO count In their own can
dldates. II you can spare the time,
watch the polls until the final count
is made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
LAZY SPOUSES
PROVIDE ONLY
COURT THRILLS

Two lazy husbands furnished the
only thrills around the police sta
ton today.
Mrs. Lizzie Silver. POI Westlake
av. ". complained that her hus-
band. just released from the stock
ade. attempted to break into the
house last night, and she fears he'll
do something rash. inasmuch as he
has threatened to kill the family.
She wants the police to protect her.
A lazy husband prisoner named
Bowers. 30 years old, escaped last
night from Deputy Sheriff J. H. w.
Locke at Third and Columbia while
en- route TO the stockade. Locke
chased Bowers down Third to Jack
son. then opened fire on him. II
had a good effect on Bowers lazi-
ness. IL made him run faster. When
last seen he was still going-toward
Beacon hill. THE stockade is on
Beacon hill)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
Spend Five Minutes Here Every Day and
You'll Know All About the European War

about the allies field army. men.
TONED In the daily review saturday,
until his weak right wing has been
strengthened.
Minister Of War Mlllersnd, from
Bordeaux. sends word that the sit.
uation 10 Improved"
THE LITTLE NATIONS CON.
tlnuo 10 spill the oermsn-Austrian
beans. Witness Belgium dlsputing
the kaiser's right-of.wsy 20 France.
Nov little Montenegro 10 attacking
tho important Austrian seaport OF
Csttaro.
Aid has come TO the Montsne-
grlns In the shape OF French srtli-
lerymen who have mounted siege
guns on the heights about the city.
And French and British bsttleshlps
are Smelling the city from the Gulf
OF Cattsro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07

Ing 10 reach and strengthen the
German right wing, moving his
army along the length OF the battle
front from Rheims 20 Lille.
The German left wing must not
be made weak. 40 Germans are
pouring through the Stenay Gap.
cooperating with the army al
Metz. They have crossed the
Meuse river In huge numbers, and
are now face 20 face with 100000
French.
THE GAME FOR THE MO.
ment 10 with the allies, but Paris,
ever mercurlsl, 10 overoptlmistle.
Paris aloats, calling the German
failure 70 attack the city "vlc.
tory" for France.
The truth Ia probably that the
kaiser will make no move Paris
ward nor complete the envelopinp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
SHORT NEWS
HERE

Seattle men leave for Cincinnati
Insurance convention.
WIntonis hotel. Minor and Pike,
reopens.
NJ. J. Jacob gets union into
court for picketing.
Marshal Bowling leaves for
North 20 get Jap murderer
Dog owned by Mrs- c. =. John
son runs away and returns to dog
show
M. r. Backus declares entire u.
8. In sound financial condition.
G. J. Witty appointed assistant
cashier Union Savings a. Trust Co.
Capt. John Grlffiths wanted as
one OF L. S. Panama canal pilots.
Northwest Germans viii eele-
brate anniversary OF Germans
coming 10 America. Oct 4
Bids will soon be opened for
highway between Issaquah and
Falls City.
Property values OF county show
Increased value OF ss.603.4is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
~ ADMIRALTY.
40 fsis CITATION


UNITED STATES or AMERICA. WEST.
ERS DISTRICT or wAsHfSdroS
SonrHERS DIVISION. -
WHEREAS. a libel srs petition 90. fiisd
N the District Court o, the United
states. far the Western District u
Washington. northern Division. ON the
ssth day 81 August. 1910 ~ th~ ca.
madam Pacific Railway cempsny nsns
.. - ths steamship '.l'riness. We
, ,ssis t be- ,,:, ss,'.
80 iiahiiitf for all ie.s. damage and
iniuFT arisinx uei - ~ eeeasion.f ~
that certain voyage % the steamship
Princess Victoria" commencing a.
Vancouver. u c. Dominica Of Canada
On Auspsi 18th 1914 AZ ~ O'Clock
m. and endinx AZ Seattle wsshinrfon
% kuNusf .tfh. 1874 - shout ~
o'clock a m. whether the same sfoss
nuf - ~ ~ reason - collision ~
tween the steamship Princess Vic
'nfiA" nnd TIE steamship Admiral
Rsrpsan whlch occurred - me morn.
ira - AaNust tsgh. 1910 whii. the .aif
steamship Princess Victoria va on
ire sfofssaid voyage. or otherwise: anf
WtfEhEAA said petitioner and li,-siant
has uis~n = stipulation With good snc
sufficient surety % ahlds By snf pay
the monrrs awarded BY tho final DO
cree rendered BY tint. covrt ~ hv ar
sppeiis,s ceort. n appeal tnssrv.ns. q
tha sfnoAHt OF Two hundred sfEhfHrft
THOUSAND t-o hundred and twsnty- five
and it-tee Cellars Ntsts.sttfel. and IN d.
fsrsst. IN. ssrns betng ~. appraised
value ~ the said steamship Princess
Victoria and her Pending freight az
the termination ~ the aforesaid sos.
are
Wow. therefor. IN pussnane. - q rnaniiion
lssu~f ~ said couff 60 me directed ana
delivered. I 40 hereby ctis All persons
claiming darasTss for any damage ioss
o. Injury arising out 81 the aforesaid
voyage Of the steamship Princess VIZ.
ioris" ending at Seattle. wa.hinetsn.
on August ssth. 1874 whsfh~ rrra
stoned ~ N. aforesaid collision ~
cshsrwise. 70 file and make due rroof
~ their respective claims before e
rovman. Es1.. rnttsf States Commits.
siousr. a. his erfie~ room tfs Central
nuildins. In tho city - Seattle on o.
before tho itth day % p.o.mb~r, 1914
AZ 10 o'riock a m. and sisa % appear
before the said Court AZ ssid place on
OF before tho 18Th day % December
1910. At 10 o'clork a m. and answer
she allegation. ~ saif petition ard
libel otherwise ths~ viii b~ s.faui,ss
ana dsbarrei from participation IN This
suit
Dated a. s.saie. Washington. s,yt.rps.r
1fi. 1914
JOHN " BOYLE.
United States Marshal for the western
District Of Washington. Sorthsrn pi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
- asIs7
ELSE RE

Herbert Cary and William
o'Brien. members OF deportation
committee OF Mine Workers Union,
arrested by military at Butte.
charged with kidnapping.
II Five suspects held In connection
with attempted robbery OF Grand
Trunk train near Detroit. when
two men were shot and slightly In.
jured by bandits
Reclamation service starts on
concrete work on Omak project
Has Jobs for so men.
/ Hooulam begins paving Of prIn-
cipal streets along Olympic high
way.
Oats running 1872 bushels 20 the
acre on the La Common flats.
II Weeks song centenary in honor
of Tooth anniversary OF writing OF
Star Spangled Banner" starts In
Baltimore.
Col. Roosevelt arrives In New
Orleans today for two days speak
ing tour.
Everett tax levy a OF a mill
higher than last year.
Operation OF new milk con-
densery starts tomorrow at Enum-
claw.
Pope sends his apostolic benedlo-
| tion to United States In answer TO
many messages OF congratulation.
Two men rob State Bank Of Mar
Gus. near Spokane. Of $4,000. and
lock president in vault. He chops
HIS way out with Ratchet
Hawailan-Amerioan liner Nebras-
kan. which sailed from Seattle for
New York via Panama canal. ar
rives In 35 days.
Everett registration OF e.oe6
beats all records.
Hope abandoned for 10 miners
imprisoned In coal mine at Adam
son. Okla.
coroner's Jury finds Capt. Alex
Mclean, original OF Jack London's
Sea Wolf" met death accidental
ly by walking from pier at Van
| couver.
Thousand men are fighting for
est fires in Idaho.
Frank Williams, puglllst. charged
with murder of A. c. Mcleod,
Klamath Falls rancher. pleads self
defense.
State board OF equalization Will
meet In Olympia tomorrow.
Washington gets $4e,7e2 from
sale of national forests.
Canvassine board gives nomlna-
ton to Oregon supreme bench to
Judge Henry l.. Benson. by one
vote over c. l.. McNary.
Al D.
Lumber Co.'S plant at Hoquiam
starts this week. VIII be In opera
tion by Jan. l.
Crew Of schooner Ariel celebrate
completion of $50 voyages from
Il Australia TO Aberdeen in ancient
sailor style and all land in jail
One sailor wrecked the bastile.
Five men fatally and six others
badly hurt by explosion which
wrecked the New York Glucose
company's Dexterine building
Nomination OF Romyo Naon.
present Buenos Ayres minister to
the U. s. as ambassador TO the
same country approved by Argen-
tine senate.
Il Andronicus Chesebrough, rs,
prominent California and Hawaiian
shipping agent, died at San Fran
cisco.
President Wilson announced he
will not make a speaking tour dur
ing the fall campaign, all his time
being required at the capital. ow-
ing to the unlocked for interna-
tional situation"
Roland 3, MoIlneaux, whose trial
and acquittal on charge of murder
ing Mrs. Katherine Adams attract
ed widespread attention IL years
ago, pronounced insane by two ex-
pert alienists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07

Polls Will be open from II q.
m. 10 3 p. m. on Tuesday, pri-
mary election day, In the whole
state.
Every voter will get two bal
lots. One 10 to nominate su-
preme court judges. The other
10 the party ticket. The judges
are nominated as non-partissn
candidates.
You must ask for whatever part,
ticket you desire progressive, re
publican. democratic or socialist.
You can give Ole Hanson an 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07

ITS oERmANY's MOVE. THE
British have broken through the
German line near Lille. emperllllnq
the ksIser's entire right wing. They
have also turned the German right
flank, compelling the invaders 20
retire In haste from Lille.
From this II Will be seen that
Germany has made practically no
progress In Northern France since
they crossed the border from Bel
GUM Into France.
II 10 oermany's move-and the
kaiser 10 moving with precision
and force.
THE GERMAN RIGHT WING,
the dispatches Indicate. 10 weak,
the German left wing strong.
Therefore Gen. Won Buolow 10 try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
POPE

ROME. Sept Pope Benedict
XIV. took up today with surprisingly
little ostentation his duties as head
lie was formally crowned Sunday
OF the Roman Catholic church.
in the Sistine palace. The cere-
mony was an impressive one In It's
very nature. but the new pope had
taken steps TO avoid pomp and dis
play as far as possible. deeming
them unsuitable in view of the
raging European conflict II is said
he will continue his policy until
peace is restored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
MARKETS
CORNER

stalls to 7. shoulders mutton. Dc 10
Eastern hsm. acc 10. good bacon. iisc
ID, lamb stew. Te ID. Stall T. Swedish
anehovies ibc can. Norway rsh balls
800 can. sour pickles Ice PIT pictl.d
onions. 200 pit sausrkrsut. ibc at. stall
81 Pike at. round steak. $50 Ii. sirioir
steaks. $50 HI shoulder iamb. SO 10.
leg OF lamb. iso III; corned beef. i1Mc
10. Ens,srn ham. Use N. Stalls it-s7
Green Lake eggs. toc dos. fresh churued
butter. . lbs toc. mild cream cheese. 7os
II. stalls ies-iis io.ib. saok idahc
-four fifki lbs. navy beans. ito.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
NEARLY 200 DIE
ABOARD CRUISER

LONDON, Sept. Tout OF
the crew Of 25s. all but So OF
those on board the British
cruiser Pathfinder. blown up
by a mine In the North sea.
lost their lives, II was reported
hero today or the So sur-
vlvors, II was said 10 were
wounded, four OF them dying
on their way TO port on the
trswler which picked them up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
JUICE COAXER
READY FOR WORK

Not much danger of your lights
going out this winter II you use city
light. The big new steam plant on
Lake Union was pL, in operation
Saturday afternoon for the first
time, and within few days will be
coaxing 10000 kilowats OF juice
from thu atmosphere. or wherever
IL comes from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07

stall ~. good grade aBo eoffes. zoe III. (;
washing powder. Sc H. stall 50, peanut
butter. : lbs 7so. nav atm pickles, Sc
dor stall 1904. fancy shsiied wRinuts
abe n. lbs dry onions. iec. stan ikss.
10 lbs cane sugar. soc. with each ta.so
grocery order. not including flour. Stall
es, home boiled ham. $50 ID; Swedish
potato sausage. $50 ID. potato salad. loo
pt. Stall "a. pkss. corn flakes. itc. :
cans pineappies. 7sc; pkEs. Jelly pow
der 9Go. Stalls A-tb sweet potatoes. .
tb. aGc.; grapefruit. for 2kc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07

stall IT, fancy corn. ito dos. piohiins
oucumbcrs. zoe per 100; picking onions
Toe ID. hot peppers ioc ID. sweet pota'
toes. 3 lbs. fbc stall ~, cottage cheese
ioc N oieomRrgarine. lbs. t5o, fancy
renovated butter lbs 81, stall 4. fresh
churned butter. toc n; local creamery
huttcr. abc ID unsalted butter. 900 H.,
4 IN prints. Zoe. buttermilk. Zoe sal
stalls si-ss, fresh halibut. > lhs abel
Norway maaksr.l, 2 for 2to; kippered
herring. 2 lbs asc; rock cod. lbs. 2be
stalls sa-ss. pkgs. corn flakes. 1bc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
ALASKA BILL
PASSES HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Sept. THE bill
providing for the leasing OF the
governments coal lands in Alaska
TO individuals passed the house Sat
urday afternoon.
The bill stipulates royalty of
two cents per ton. No individual
or company may lease more than
four sections. 1850 acres, nor may
any individual hold stock In two
companies.
Another safeguard against monop-
oily will be the governments reser-
walton OF b,120 acres for itself in
the Boring coal field, and 1850 In
the Matanuska region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
CUT EXPENSES

The estimated expenditure of the
Seattle port commission for 1915
will be $4,000 less than for 1914.
II will approximate s34e. 6oe.50. Ac-
cording to a report OF the auditor,
w. s. Lincoln. the port will have
$4,000 cash with which TO well
come the new year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07

A fire that destroyed the Lake
Union BOX factory. 1901 Eastlakc
av.. Saturday evening, at loss Of
$500, paralyzed street car traffic
on the Eastlake line for two hours,
compelling home-goers from the
business district TO go hungry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
PERSONALS

rERsoNAfs--wni you write me' want
81, quick, name and permanent al
dress tne general deliveriesi ~ honef
able. ambitious man who would marry
very nice. attractive, refined. honorahle
ranchers' wealthy YounE widow, % hlNh
s~t character. strictly confidential
Large photos and fuli particulars fot an1
man Interested enough Co answer AZ
onca inciosinK postage Address SIN
cere." mao, Farminsdale. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
LEGAL NOTICES


To whom IL May Concern Tho under
signed has made application 20 erect
building for blacksmith shop Ai
tfie California aF. on lots q and =
block !, scenic Park Addition. Any one
desiring 10 protest against such ocrupa
ton VII file such protest A. the office
~ the superintendent 81 naiidinss city
hall, prior 70 September ~, 1914
- " CLANCY
IN TitE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT. ron THE WESTERN DfE.
ThicT OF wAHHIN0ros. NORTH,
EhN DIVISION,
~ ADMIRALTY
In 'hs Matter ~ the Petition ~ tho ca.
MADAM PACIFIC RAILWAY CON
rANN. q corporation. % the Dominion
- Canada. nNnsf - the steamship
"fhiNcEss VICTORIA for fAmitA.
tinn % Liability
40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07

HOMESTEADs

- HOMESTEADS
80 acre. fins fruit ans aisais. lad
house. furnished. ready 10 move infoi
partly cleared close a. Neef town. With
hiSh school spirndif riar. 20 raisa
hoKs. turkeys and chickens Good mar
kst for vegetables hs,t.r sEss. .tr. II
Ypa are locking for a home ready -
move into. this T. your chance ard Al
price that you wouia par snF a
subarhAa vaean, lot WIN sacrifice en-.
tire 10 acres and all ifnprev~ fusnss TOE
itla. must be ali cash Circumstances
cause Of this rreat sacrifice Must hs
seen 20 be appreciated Address y. o
nor 81. Seattle. wash.
fss.aefs ranch. miles from rood. lively
town. good. rich coil. especially sdap'.
81 Tor alfalfa. which Yields tons per
acre ye.rfY. abundance % water sfail'
Able. abou, 30 acres ploE~d. ready %
plant Improved lard that 10 decided
in vicinity Ia. .oid from fsoe 90 ttte
per acre This IL a REIMBURSEMENT. and
could b. taken under homestead o.
desert Art Tarced % sell. vii -acFt-
res sntir. iso acres for 1861 mus, hs
eash. ~ you So this land and inresu-
rate value. around this property. you
viii readily zee what a bargain this IL
ror full inform alton address Y. O. ber
- Z-S.s.-[N - ~ - =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07

UNITED STATES or AMERICA. wEsT
ERS DISTRICT oF wAsHfSdroS
NonrHEHS DIVISION. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-07
IA LOST AND FOUND

Found any agstssF Remember We have
tho finest squiprnsn, In the Sorth~.s,
tor cutting and polishing sratss and
other stones Myrpn ~ Eymona teS
PKG 81. next TO Owl DRUG Co The
JsWsier Who always sells for less
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-11-25
Musical Maids.


Soren Larson of Brookville, was a
courthouse visitor Friday.
Ward Drake Roy Kuck and Frank
Hockett left Friday for Black Duck
to hunt Deer.
Misses Irma Schmahl and Ethel
Werder will come from Hamline Uni
versity to spend Thanksgiving at their
homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo Cutting of Sleepy Eye, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Nc
Rae Sunday.
Mrs. c. V. Everett returned Thurs
day morning from a visit with her
daughter at Albert Lea and with
friends at Minneapolis.
F. Z. Person, of Redwood Falls,
was an Echo visitor Tuesday, report
ing that he was very comfortably
settled down there.-Echo Enterprise.
Joe Drake returned last week from
Minneapolis, where he has been for
several weeks. Joe now has lively
little cycle engine on his cart, and
Rover is no longer on the job.
Judge C. F. Hall and family of
Granite Falls, A. H. Hall and fam
iy of Wood Lake and w. H. Babcock
of Oshkosh, Wis, were guests at the
Hall homes here Sunday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-11-25

A. o. Gimmestad, of Belview, trans

A. O. Gimmestad, of Belview, trans
acted business at the court house Sat
urday.
Chester R. Clark, of Redwood Falls,
and Miss Gertrude A. Laird of Min
neapolis, were married at the Olive
Presbyterian church at Minneapolis
Wednesday, November II, Rev. Nc
Crossen, pastor of the church, read
ing the service. Miss Rose Hill of
Minneapolis and Frank Evans of Red
wood Falls were bridesmaid and
groomsmen. Mr.. and 'airs., Clark re-
turned to Redwood Falls November
Is, end are now living in their new
home on the John Clark farm. Mr..
Clark is son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clark, and has always made his home
here. His mother and his sister, Miss
Blanche Clark, were guests at the
wedding. A reception was given at
the brides home after the ceremony.