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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
WOOD WOFFORD NUPTIAlS
Wedding Of =. D Woods ard Miss
Winnie Wofford Occurred IN
Sahlnal

cplcerninF the mlffisgr in Shbinal
hast wednesday, ~ Afr ~ H. Wood ~
this alty and MISE Winnie Wexford If
sabinai the feutnel ~ ihat city has
ihe following account
"a ihe home ~ the BRIDES parents.
Mr. and Mrs y % W0tfsrd. NJ =
- wood ~ Corpus Chriafl and Miss
Nlnnia Wuffhfd ~ sabinal were unii
ID Ia marriage wednesday afternoon
october igih Res " T. lsafr efficiait
lnF
"a large number % relatives nnd
friends were present
"The bride ts nes ~ Sahinnis mnti
charming dauehiers The rrnnru "a
the son ~ auf hiFhh esteemed eitixen.
NJ e f. Wood BE- II souns Dn D.
moss mon ~ ability and integrity for
"a year NJ So haa beop engaged in
tho raraee husinesa ln NuruuH Christi.
The hFide and groom itt "a ihr
eyrriAK ifaln f0r ~ Louis Thff viii
tlfii relatives - the groom 20 Afksp.
sas hef0fi returning 20 Corpus chrirti
rh.s wiA h~ ~ hune Do Corpus CAfs4si
utter November iat
"Aiy and Mfa Wgod have q hpft ~
admlrnR f'iehds in Sahinal aud We
iulh m wishing them long and hault
isft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
THORhAN WILL BE MANAGER
CORPUS CHRISTI GAS COMPANY
Manager az Temple Plan, VIII Be
Transferred 20 This City at Once.

4 T. Thorman who has been man
8l,rr fnr the Wallace Gas Company ot
Temple win Doc Transferred 90 CorQua
~hnn aud VIII be- general mnmagpt
for the corpus Christi Gas Complain,
according to nn announcement tint
was made yesterday IL ls expected
ihat Mr Thorman wlll reach Corpus
christi today ana he vii IA once be-
tin hla new duties
STR Thnman is w.n Known ln Cor.
bns Christi hayins spert the larger
part % last winter here az contract
agent for the company and ~hiio here
he closed contracts with nearly 300
corpus Christians 10 furnish ghs when
the company was ready 10 begin bus
lncss as tilSsl now are Mr. ThWman
viii relieve ~ T.. ~. John resident
engineer who he's besu in charge ~ the
property 49, acting manager hr "a
John win continue in charge II Tho
construction WORK and the laying n
the MANY miles ~ additional ess inains
throughout fhe clty
Henry ~ Wallace. president ~ tho
company ieft Detroit yesterday for
Corpus Christi snd is expected o. rrach
here by ThnfasiAt u 81 iikeiy that
he viii apsna o week or longer In ihia
city.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
THE DOLLAR MARK" At THE
ANUSU TODAY AND MONDAY
orea, Brady Production 10 Five Acts 70
be nroeuht 90 Corpus Christi

A. ,hc Amuau gheator today Rna a..
morrow tha World Film Corporation
presents the greet William 4 brady
feature, '1'he isillar Marx" in i've
acts with barbara Tonnant ln the lead
lrr eie The production ~ prpnnnuc.
"a one ~ the freateHt over HtHged and
IL certain 10 br warmly greeted ny l9V
eir ~ rnpd nntl1n pictures
aim gfoshnm. owner ~ The Nelly
Davis Mlnca. h approached rs
-cheminr capitalist Carson llasila.wlth
his friend Martin. o. soil ihe minfa un.
dcr the preienreF that ~ 10 taking
great risk dice tD government rrruiH
tona linn knowing the caurts had
decided in his favor fatty refuses tie
offer
9ayiie nith party visits the Cos
bali district 90 look n,rr tho Fruund
During The visit one ~ the parts Alice
Chandier while AketchinF " eapFhs SO
terrific storm lim offers Tho hospi-
tailty ~ hsn little nut During iir
storm ihe dam hfeahH TERMS houses
from their foundations ana rlprinr
mirhty trees from sholr rsota
Breaking down DIOR 1,m. Win
Alice floni down the fnrinH catsgaci
until reaching large Tree. lir chairn
himself g. rast and tree Martin, renii
lzlnF iis" danger goee % ihe rescue on
horHebheh
Tho party ones safely ~ land, Jim ~
pgain approached 80 arli. but Nsili ~.
fuses ssYeFpl SeBrr later Martin has
bveome friend md partner IN Jlfas
bank. which fntlis attempts % breeh
Tho news reaches lin while - 8
tAttY Seeking rneana 20 so - Now
fcra. Alicrs brother offerh hiE Ynriii
inirng the voyaFe iAyils purchases
the yaeilt and fGfres the eapiain ~ pht
% sen. Sim 10 desperation cninprit
iiatllH 10 enter hatch. which he cloast
on Lifn while MAaiA. AZ me point ~ b
revolver directs shs yacht 5isn frarisen
Sew York 10 time H. save the bank aed
c.aina Alice 80 his prira
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
COOPERATION OF ALL IS
DESIRED IN CHORUS WORK
Bornnnitses Issues StasSment Urging
Assss,snes IN Making Chorus u
Success.

Il Is she vjth ~ me committee ~
iAdiss who hHte IN ehaige tbf E1ri
palgn Cos members for taf big chorus
that any ~ the tourists now - rpfp0f
Christi ~ WHO shall comm latsr ~
Informed thet their onnTafiop in che
coming festival 81 gery msch desired
Citizens can d. mHck 70 SPREAD The
infgrmAtiaH and sfeaty hflp W the
Nerk.
The committee ~ cpmpoufd - Nfh
q " Scott MrN 8 a. TDmpblnr. MrA
4. g.. Hernar3 SRA T. stpchtpn and
Mrs Lealie isafS
The neat meefiue vii ~ heia n fhe
PRESBYTERIAN church ~ Tpesdsy efes
Ming 81 tie.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
BISHOP TENANTS TO
PLANT LESS COTTON
DURING NEXT YEAR
y. Z. BlS@op PLANS pivERslFtEp
FARMING OPERATIONS.
On Essh Farm cesssr, Corn. Care.
Mts Mssss and Fstssia Viii %
PLANTED.

That tts landlords ~ Nueccs cousts
farms eFc ~ assist N materially rc.
dSllnr tbs cotton acreage noNs near
and thar thcs are W encourage ihrT
tenants ye plant leas sAtton and tn
slant mere earn mllo mnitr kaffir
corn. tstrfita cane and ether fceassuff.
~ shows ny TN actiea ~ MANN. in
eiu.liny q " ikishop. founder and
bulldeF ~ the town ~ ttlNhop ana Nhn
y ms ~ the hrssst fare, analoras IN
Nurces county 90 TOT that mattcf So
she state pf TeNA&
Plan q e,shse.
MI n4ehNp neNt war viii have ar-
pfoNiMttrlN ipe artss ~ land tl,at Ntli
he lrnsed a. tenant f,tmers IN tse.asro
tracts. Nit 'ishor ~ na~ ru,erinr ia,
% contracts with an ~ iheso ssnants
antcr tbs foilawine hAei4
Nv' mere thar 50 acrce ana Nn, lcaa
lisn 90 acres n Indian corn nni hess
than go paf mufr than 50 etres iN CO.. i
ton. hNe agf,s ln can, and TIE ~.
mllpdcr ln either milo nstlAf. katnr
corn ar fetefitH ln Addition rAch ~
ihs tenanta WIN d. cnc,NimFcd in raie-
INK sufficient ynfk. mHilnn and chirh.
ems so supply thelf own i4Nie ana Bs9
listed ln Nufs hariHs erv 81 tvn sno.l
nilrh COWS a. supply themselves with
nuiter and m'ik me trnanis win aise
a. supposed 10 hi sufficiently interest
"a ln thrlF ovH welfare IS lalse al ~
De Vegetables thu, lhc, MAJ need fof
heir avn tables
live A. Ho~,s Plan
MI iushNp b. Aa earnest believer
/ ln the ilro.si home rlHn ana q hiss
s Wishes prevail thr tenants ~ sis ftrms
viii raise on their FARMS tne ffcai ma
loriiy ~ On, fond ihai thcy ana their
4 amiies consume TaNp the pruntr
fum thc rotten earn ana ferisiuffs
lisnied wnl he iRffely profit
Sune tenants ~ Nurcss ronnfs haze
,onpiainra that the landlords are per.
+ feeilY wiiilnr that thsi slant less soi
tor and mere frsdssHffs hpl ihat the,
lcmanA mrucs rcrtah ~ ffrm tt in d
fvf acre fef ia land ihni h NO, piAni
"a m cotton such b. hot triie az Mr.
rishop far hif contracts prov lde that nf
an hand ~ ls ~ set the eamo rctnrn
nre fourth wherp She tpnAnt ploNidel
Wuih atn, " }nws etc.. anl nno ihily
Whrrr sueh asaisiance rs FiVon IS AZ
+ Hishop
u D. believed that NJ liishnp hai
',i as cSampio Thor via Ne fiiionet
hp mnnY other landlords ~ the county
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

sfr. asa Nrs VI H. iioli are ~
peetea home today from Fort worth
whore TREY here been spending The
lAAt TIA Aata
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

mar .s accomplishing aud J believe thet
j. would be me pau 90 Wisdom 90 's,isc
efficient funds Up ay her for her en-
tire ulmc stntca Cepnis Npporaiend
eut Henfun yfate rda3. I ann sure ihai
if che people n.arolEhit understood the
great wori, t'ai she Be- carrfing aiong
chat the salary cgaid bee raissd with
'ho greatoft ease
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
NEW STREET NAMES FOR
THE RIyCOA ADDITION
o~ners 81 Addition cortply wan me
"eqncss q ciss ceOrsii and the
Postefsiss peparsmens.


''n account ~ eouflie,ln1 wlsh other
street nantes In the cts. thr owners 81
NE Aancpn Addition. "a the groues, ~
ne CITY Ccrneii and the p.,sloff,e.
Department. hNve changed the nan.s
81 the strreis several weeks aeo r,,st /.
HaAHs"r CiAeee called the attention 81
'he council % the fati ghAt there we've
many conflicting names os strc,ss
'hf"1Ehout .he city. and committee
composed - Commisl,sncr Collins
postmaster crfbe ana chAs. T.. tsale.
man was appointed 60 81 over the ,itv
maf, hscAtr the duplicate names ana
iN snSErst new names shese nrcre.ar,
Tue repnt y the committee MAS
published in fRil In the caller e.,.t,.i
weeks axe The owners ~ lsincou Al.
ditien hnNc noW Submitted new names
which have hesn adopted Nv the coan,
The FORMER names and me new
names q streets in Hincon Addition
follow
sth ehanFed % fAym.
Ntb 81 Julis
sin ~ Elizabeth
ipih tn bennett
i'm 80 Heart
f-th lu Market
i2th 90 Garner
18Th tn Vine
18Th tD Elm
ieth o. iium
l7th Co WalnN
lsih ga Ziesl,r
isfh 90 uuflrson
2eth o. Custom House
east 20 ST Charles.
--nd IS ~ Nichols
41rd o. 0Sfard
-tih to rerrs
etih a. nnAls
goth 90 Neal
21th te ONTO
aSth 90 Nalldue
sPth to Nrnie
seth 60 Giddcn.
2ist o. Foer
send ga Woodrow
3ari % iIyan
ssh go nil Hun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Tho Iarlct class u tir fifsi Hap
tlst church VII crtertain tive Fhila-
thea Cinss ln ~, rar'crs y the chprch
Thursday evening, october ~
Az nterstiue prnerim has Hran ar
ranged and a plessnni evenius Is as
snrrd ali Who attend.
10 you hfse eyar been member ~
either ~ thrfr cissscs. couie and bring
a friend sETHETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08

happen to see Dago Tony tell him the old man wants
hmto showup down at headquarters tomorrow mornin.
And keep an eve out for them Purity Leaguers Under
stand they're seesawn' around the Bowery ookn' for
stuff to use ag'in the big Get me-
Sure, replied Monahan with a scowl, inasmuch IS
the political end Of his work always distaseful.
all watch for EN-.
The Sergeant sauntercd away up The street and the
parOman was at liberty TO at the door OF the Old
Curiosity Shop He walked toward it and looked in.
Trigger was sorting the contents Of case, his clerk was
beginning place trays in the safe, and no others were
in sight Monahan yielded to impulse and entered
sam. he said 81 saw a woman come in here little
while ago. one with a toothache or somethln. Buy
anything,
Trigger looked up and smiled. $50 on he said
familiarly you're on the wrong track There wasn't
anything wrong with that girl Could tell by looking
at her All she wanted ask If I'd hold ring Tor
her till She gets a job, so She could get it out
~ ring" qucried Monahan, and he could not have
defined his annoyance. (Which one was 1t:
Trigger threw open the doors behind the window and
handed the officer mere plain band of gold; but on 1t
in black enamel were letters that read "To Jim. Again
Monahans heart lost beat but his wits were clear.
He assumed an ar Of gruncss becoming to an autocrat
Of the law.
Don't YOU sell it, he growled. "She amt exactly
friend Of nine but want her TO have chance at IT,
I'll put it in the safe volunteered the proprietor Of
the old Curiosity Shop. "She can have
40. lust keep it in the window, hurnedly inter-
rt1pted Nonahan remembering that II 1t disappeared
her nightly inspections might come to an abrupt end'
you see sam don't want her 70 know I've been but
tin in I've-well-you see-that is-dont tell her
nothin' and don't sell it.
Trigger, astute smiled as he the broad back dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
BY ROY NORTON

atcly % establish conversation, and
was gratifcd by her interest, and by
her wide, sorrowful eyes which looked
up at him in confidence. She reverted
To- the treasures behind the glass, and
he saw that She was peering at some
object i'm IN obscure corner, the place
allotted 10 baublcs of small value The
hand holding the handkerchief against
the cheek farthcst from him came
away for an instant, and in a voice
of suppressed cagcrncss she asked:
as ne SO kind and good, the man
that owns this-this shop
"You can bet Sans al right
replied Nonahan. And then, in a
sudden burst Of generosity, "If there's
somcthin' YOU want out there, Miss.
he's the man TO 20 TO.
She looked AZ him in q startled way,
as if She feared that he had discovered
some secret, flushed, looked again ut
the window, and moved rcstlessly,
as q bird quivcring for flight. And he
cursed himself for his clumsiness, and
decided that he had intrudcd beyond
bounds. He looked away from her,
and far down the street caught the
CLINT Of light on shining braids and
buttons. and recognized his Sergeant
passing q street intersection. Hemust
appear alert and on duty; so he
instantly swung round on his heels.
"Alust go now, he said hastily.
Goodnight, Miss, and hurried away.
Her faint response followed after him,
like some friendly benediction in
pursuit. But even in his haste he saw,
looking backward, that She turned
with an air Of desperate resolution
and walked through the low doors.
He was in time TO meet his superior
with "a salute when the latter
greeted him.
anything DOM" asked the Ser
geant.
Nope. Still as a country church,
answered Monahan, hooking his belt
around to a more comfortable point.
The Sergeant yawned without TAX
ing the trouble TO conceal his widely
opened mouth and said, "Another
bust out down in Chinatown. If you
ago Tony, tell him the old man wants
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16
HIGHLAND

Mrs. Will Motter attended aid so
ciety at Holseide's Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stamp called at
George Hamilton's Wednesday even.
ing.
Dennis Lorden was looking after
farm interests in this vicinity Satur-
day. 'iaN
Fred Bendt is the proud owner of a
new Ford car, purchased from Elkton's
local dealer.
Alex Lynch carried mail for Roy
Little the latter part of last week. Mr..
Little going to Huron as a delegate.
Mrs. Ed. Kinney left last Sunday
evening for Morton, Mimi, on account
of the serious illness of a sister-in-law.
Mesdames Wachter and Belson, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Nylund of Chicago, and
Roy Rowcliffe of Clark, and Mrs. Chris
Wiese and daughter visited Wednesday
at Wilson's.
Miss Anna Wiese spent Friday after
noon at Chris Wiese's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nylund departed
Sunday Don for their home at Chicago
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BUSHNE Ill

! A number of Bushnellites who have
been camping at Lake Campbell for a
week returned to their homes here
last Friday.
The main street here underwent a
big improvement last week by the way
of grading and drainage bitches being
made, preparatory for new cross.
walks and other improvements.
The Bushnell Mercantile Company
has in a large new line of shoes and
boots.
Miss Elizabeth Holland of Elkton,
visited friends here last week.
John FELTON, is building a new add.
ton to his town house here, and ex-
poets to leave the farm this fall and
he and family take up their residence
here.
Mr.. B. r. Billings is papering and
painting his building adjoining the
bank, preparatory for new renters.
Mr.. Little of Aberdeen, auditor of
the Central Lumber Company, visited
the branch office here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill White who live
east of White, and who formerly lived
near here are the proud parents of a
baby born Thursday, July 2nd.
George Garrison unloaded a new
threshing machine separator here las,
week.
Lillian and Dorothy Sedan visited
at the j. L, Bairey home in Brook
ings last week.
A number from here attended the
Children's Day exercises in the Nc
Kahn school house last Sunday.
Barber Chas. Sullivan and wife ar,
rived from Ramona, S. d., last week
and expect to take up their residence
here.
Mr., and Mrs. John Poppingo visited
at the home of their son, j. o. Pop
pingo of the rural route, one day last
week.
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after a two weeks visit with friend:
and relatives in this community.
Mrs. George Hamilton and daugh
ter Myrtle, visited at Will Stamp!
Tuesday.
The H. H. Society met with Mes
danes Chris and John Risch Thursday
a delicious dinner being served and the
usual good time being had. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Geo. Hamil
ton. Thursday, the 18th.
Misses Myrtle and Myrtle Hamilton
and Marley Rowcliffe spent Sunday
with the formers sister, near Hen,
bricks. MINI.
Paul Schaefer of Elkton, spent Sat,
urday night and Sunday with the Bal.
ger boys.
Mrs. A. P. Wilson visited Tuesday
afternoon at her daughters, Mrs. Chris
Wiese.
Mesdames Phil and David Lortcher
of Elkton, visited Friday at the lat
ter's daughters, Mrs. J. A. Silvander.
Mat Wachter and family spent Sun.
day in Elkton.
Mrs. Noodle and Miss Roberts of
Elkton, called at j. A. Silvander's Sun.
day evening, Miss Roberts giving her
APPLICATION for District No. As.
A barn dance was given at Scholz
Saturday evening. A large crowd at
tended and everybody reported a good
time.
c. G.. Peterson of Elkton, was look
ing after farm interests the hrst of the
week.
Mrs. Albert Turtles is reported on the
sick list these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Waldroth of
White, visited friends and old neigh.
bors in this locality Thursday and Fri
day.
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PRAIRIE HOME

Mrs. Geo. Duff and daughters Jessie
and Birdie spent Sunday afternoon al
Claude Chapman's.
Mrs. Ira Blakely spent Monday with
her parents at Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Evans were
Sunday visitors at Geo. Dur's.
Laura Dancer entertained one OF her
schoolmates Saturday afternoon.
Mesdames Wheeler. Landmark and
NJ. Jornlin attended the c~hautauqua
sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Hawkins spent
sunday at Estelline.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sloan. former resi-.
dents OF Prairie Home. are rejoicing
over the arrival of a son born last
Thursday.
Mrs. Kennedy and daughter Orilla.
were pleasant Saturday afternoon call.
ers at the Claude Chapman home.
A few of the young people spent
Sunday at Lake Oakwood.
Della Miner who has spent the past
ten days with her sister. went up TO
Toronto Monday to visit home folks.
Elmer Larson assisted his brother
Roy cultivate corn one day last week.
Charlie Larson entertained friends
one day last week.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16
HENDRICk

From the Pioneer:
a statement might be expected from
this paper regarding the damage suit
brought against the "Shaws Show"
which exhibited in Hendricks on June
%. Shortly after the afternoon per-
collapsed and the lives of many peo-
pie were endangered by the fall. In
the uppermost section were many
children and it Is a miracle that some
OF them were not killed. The show in
its entirety did not arrive in Hen.
bricks until in the afternoon and the
tent and seats were in supposed per
lection only a short time before the
performance began. This no doubt
accounts for the accident. The Com.
pany did not arrive in Ivanhoe the pre-
vious Saturday In time to give it's
afternoon performance, giving as an
excuse bad roads" Concede this.
But The company had only twelve
miles to travel after its Saturday night
performance to make its next date
which was at Hendricks on the follow.
ing Monday-yet it did not arrive
until in the afternoon of Monday with
the entire equipment for its perform
ance. The company is responsible for
overlooking its seats, if they were
overloaded. The crash came and in,
jury to the plaintiff in the above men
toned action can not be denied. The
party injured offered to settle for
mere expenses. But, mind you, the
men at the head of the company
claimed to be broke"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16

Wright says that he would not ex-
change one acre of his land for three
of the Michigan land, and while it is
nice 70 raise all the fruit one wishes,
il is better to raise grain, corn. pigs
and cattle and have the money to buy
what fruit one wishes to eat. Mr..
Wright returned home with the firm
impression that no one had anything
on the farmers of this section of
confirms that of thousands of others.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16
STERLING

Oscar Haugen is assisting John Hal
vorson through haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Loban visited
with Irve Loban's of lakewood town
ship Sunday.
Quite a number from this vicinity
have attended the chautauQua held at
Brookings the past week.
Misses Ida and Bertha Alrick re.
turned home from Minnesota Friday
where they spent the past week visit.
ing.
Olius Olson and family visited rela'
tives at Brookings Sunday evening.
Mr.. Thos. Worenson and Harry OF
Brookings, called at Albert Odegard's
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Emma Peterson entertained
a number of friends Saturday evening
in honor of AL Jones. who has beer
visiting in this vicinity for some time
A most enjoyable time was spent BY
those present.
A number from this corner attended
dedication of the Luthun in Eureks
township Sunday.
Clarence Bortness and Otto Peter
son attended chautauQua Sunday even
ing.
Ole Carlson Of Bruce, has been busy
painting at Albert Odegard's the latter
part of last week.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16
BRUCE

FROM ;he Herald
" +. Baker came very nearly going
out Of business last Monday morning.
HE Ives up over the harness shop and
after getting up in the morning he
built a fire in the cook stove and then
went out to milk. The stove sets very
close 10 the wall which took fire ana
burned a hole in the ceiling about
four or five feet square. The fire bell
arg and men got there in time to put
the fire out before it reached the roof.
Ii vas a close call for his wife was
SIT, peacefully sleeping with the child
yen in a front room and in a few min
utes longer the fire would have been
beyond control.
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ALTON

Some from here attended the carni,
val at Elkton last week, also the gala
day at White.
John FELTON, is charging his house
in Bushnell. He intends moving there
this fall, having sold his farm in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Cook and family
attended c~hautauqua in Brookings Sat.
urday evening.
John Moore and granddaughter
Blanche Pearson, were visiting rela,
tiyes in Watertown last week.
Rev. Insley was motoring here Sun
day.
Gladys Pearson visited with her
friend Lilly Judd, Thursday.
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ter of Mrs. Frank E. Gerlach, and one
of our highly accomplished and es-
teemed young ladies. The groom is
the genial manager of the Northwest
ern headquarters in this city and a
most worthy young man. The happy
couple count their friends by the score
among the old and young of this COM
munity. They left on the night train
for an extended honeymoon tour and
VII visit points at Duluth, Twin Cities,
Chicago, Boston, Washington, and the
groom's old home at Detroit, Mich.
They will be "at home" in this city
after September fifteenth. All join in
wishing them long life, health, wealth
and a big bunch of prosperity.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16
SPEND THIS SUMMER IN THE
WEST
Low Round Trip Fares Now in Effect
vi, cbic.oo and North Western Ry.

Tickets on sale daily until Septem-
Der Goth, to all points Of attraction In
Colorado, California, the North PACING
Coast, and to Yellowstone Park.
Choice of scenic routes, favorable
stopover privileges and liberal return
limits. Ask your local agent of the
Chicago and North Western Ry., for
detailed information regarding this
great outing region; for the fare from
your home station. and for illustrated
and descriptive literature. He will be
glad to supply you with any informa-
ton desired.