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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
LUCY Cobb

" THENS, Feb. 7.-On Friday night
II the boarding girls and teachers OF
Lucy Cobb Institute were compli-
mented with a skating party in the
Moss auditorium by Mr.. and Mrs. Moss
and daughters, Misses Minnie and Ju-
dith Moss.
Mrs. John Strickland entertained
some of the teachers of Lucy Cobb Sat-
urday evening at an informal party
on Saturday night Miss Fink, the
head of the mathematics department of
Lucy Cobb. entertained her pupils. All
enjoyed the marshmallow toasting and
other diversions.
The AmSltheans held their regular
meeting Wednesday evening, the sub
ject being the works of Thomas Nelson
Page.
The business manager of the basket
ball team is arranging the schedule for
this season. Among the games contem-
plated are Gainesville High School,
Woodbury. School, Athens, High School,
Y w. c. a. team and the Normal
School.
The unusually warm weather of the
past two weeks has directed the inter
est OF the school toward tennis and
there are already many competitors for
the cup to be given To the champion in
The tournament \ new tennis court
has Just been finished, which will be
much enjoyed in the coming contest.
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was honoree Wednesday afternoon at
a tea given by her mother, Mrs. J. II
Banks. Tea was poured by Mrs. M.
c, Brown and coffee by Mrs. Hayne
Palmour. Others assisting were Mrs.
Edwin Smith, Misses Kathleen Evans,
Corinne Riley, Gertrude Williams, May
and Pearl White, Mrs. E. p. Ham,
Miss Lottie Smith, Mrs. Pierpont
Flanders, Miss Jessie Looper, Mrs. w. S.
Williams and Mrs. c. C. Sanders. Two
hundred guests called.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Kimbrough en-
tertained several of their friends Tues
day at course luncheon In celebration
of their twenty third wedding anniver-
sary. Their guests were DR.. and Mrs.
H. j. Pearce, Mrs. T. J. Pearce, Mrs. j.
w. bailey, Miss Elizabeth Kimbrough
and Ed Kimbrough.
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Savannah

AvANNAH, Feb. Miss Eliza
schlev entertained with q luncheon
y at the Yacht Club Wednesday
-s.s-noon In honor OF Miss Catherine
- 81 and her guest, Miss Cornelia
STsr7ing, of Chicago. The day was
FFssiglrfilI one for such an outing. The
-',asts motored out early in the day and
T. ne afternoon young men motored out
I0I ns s,1e stevens entertained Wednesday
,,tsr1oon before the soiree for Robert
ss.arnbIe, of Jacksonville. The party in
Srn6ed Miss Aimee Battey and her guest,
SUss Margaret May; Miss Inez Tiede-
NAN IAN and her guests. Miss Eunice HIM
etsvens, Mr.. Gamble, Percy Huger, Har-
~ Daniel, o. f. Copper Garrard Haines
AM Ms D. B. Lester entertained Friday
naming for Miss Emma Walthour and
ser guest, Miss Anne DePeyster. OF
Hartford, Conn. Mr.. William Henry
echley will entertain at luncheon next
tuesday afternoon for Miss Walthour
and Miss DePeyster.
Tbs marriage of Miss Mary Lewis
thorpe to Irving Orrison Stone took
riara Wednesday afternoon at Wesley
Monumental Church, the pastor, the
Rey Paul w Ellis, officiating. The bril-
5aI music was furnished by Misses Ad
de May Gibson and Gladys Henderson.
Miss Mildred Thorpe, the brides sister,
maid of honor, Miss Hazel Henderson,
bridesmaid, and little Miss Jane Hardy,
rirgbearer. P M. Hatch, of Boston,
vas best man, Mangum Prator and Fred
woods. ushers, and James Baggs
Troomsnian. The bride was given in
marriage by her brother, Hardy Thorpe.
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introduced by Miss Sarah waEstaff and
Miss Martha Boynton. who gave some
of the latest ballroom steps.
a tian Woman's Board Of Missions
Auxiliary of the West End Chris
tian Church 1t was decided to observe
&c. w B. NJ. Day to-day at the II
o clock service.
There will be a special musical pro-
gram and an appropriate sermon by tho
pastor. The yearly c. w. B. NJ. Day
offering will be made at this time.
II HE choir OF tho First Baptist
Church, assisted by a large chorus.
will render the following program
to-day, under the direction OF J. r.
O'Donnelly, organist:
Morning.
Prelude
almighty God"-Bergh.
'Miserere" scene from "Trovatore."
Verdi-Mrs. Todd. Mr.. Drukenmillsr and
chorus
Postlude.
,ro,,,do s'
Unto Thee. 0 LorT'-Shelley.
"Hark, Hark, My Souf'-Shelley.
Postlude.
Mrs, Peyton H. Todd, soprano; Mira
James II. Written, alto; Scion Druksn-
miller, tenor; Harry r. Bates, baritone.
bear upon the care of the body and
poise, and the practice OF self-control.
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Newman

n I1WNAN. Feb. Mrs. Joe Arnall
IN was hostess Wednesday at a
luncheon to the members of her
sewing club. Eight guests of the young
married set were present.
Mrs. b. B. MADISON entertained the
Reading Circle Thursday afternoon with
twelve guests. The literary discussion
was directed by Mrs. r. A. Fields and
papers were read by Mrs. II. A. Hall and
Mrs. 7. L. Atkinson.
Wednesday Mrs. John Dunbar was
hostess at an afternoon bridge party
in compliment to Miss Rose Sims, whose
marriage to James Farmer will be an
Interesting event of February. The SIX
teen guests presented the BRIDE to- be
with linen piece.
One of the prettiest affairs given for
Miss Rose Sims was the bridge luncheon
on Wednesday at which Miss Willie
Herring was hostess. The guests in
cluded Miss Sims bridesmaids and
numbered twelve. Miss Herring was
assisted in entertaining her guests by
her sisters, Mrs. J. f. Lee and Miss
Mary Herring
Mrs. o. D. German. of Atlanta, is be-
rig entertained as the guest OF Mrs
Sanders Gibson on College street on
Wednesday Mrs. Gibson complimented
Mrs. German with luncheon and in
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Brcndu

= AINESVILLE, Feb. IAN affair OF
interest at Brenau College was the
~ Junior play, when Cupid Meets
Cupid" on Saturday evening.
The characters were taken by Misses
Rita Burden. Amy Childs, Robbie Bias
ingame, Rose Marie Smith, Esther Gray
don and Nita burden.
Thursday evening Madame Harriet
Labodie presented "A Dolls House by
Ibsen, to an appreciative audience.
Miss Mamie Cohen, of Madison, a
graduate of Brenau, gave a recital In
the Auditorium Monday evening. She
presented the Fortune Hunter"
At the Thursday assembly occurred
the Chamber music recital A program
consisting of piano, violin and vocal Sc
lections was enjoyed.
The School of Oratory, under the d.
rection of Miss Sails, is making prepa-
ration for the presentation Of Shake
speare's Loves Labor Lost"
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THE following schedule has been ar
ranged by the Young Women's
Christian Association for its sec
ond term OF study:
Monday.
Folk dancing
Girls High School.
Business Women.
S. l. S. T. and Clover Clubs,
Tuesday.
Matrons' Glass.
Young Women.
Folk Dancing.
Thursday.
Folk Dancing.
Girls High School.
Business Women.
Basket Ball.
Matrons' Glass.
Young Women.
Folk Dancing.
Saturday.
Basket Ball
Children's Class
Folk Dancing
Miss Eetzner will from time to time
give instructive talks on subjects that
CIRCLE, NO. s gave a Mother Goose
entertainment az Cable Hall yes
~ terday afternoon. at watch time
number of young people took part.
After the performance Mrs. Robert
Blackburn gave one or her Nanny
Songs," and Miss Louise Hartley sang
"Slumber Boat"
A feature of the program was a dance
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guests were entertained at tea at H D
tel Ansley.
Miss Anna Watson will be among
those entertaining this week in hon
or of Miss Susan Osborne, whose
wedding to Lieutenant Louis Fall
CANT will be an event Of FebrN airy %.
Miss Watson will have as her guests
at bridge Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Piedmont avenue her
bridge club and a few other friends.
The first of the Saturday evening
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Gainesville

AINESVILLE, Feb. Miss Mamie
Cohen was the honor guest Sat
urday evening at masque dance
given by her sorority sisters in the club
rooms of the Mu Phi Epsilon Chapter
House. The punch bowl was presided
over by the younger members OF the
sorority.
Miss Isabel Charters was hostess OF
the Sewing Club Friday afternoon Be
sides the members of the club, her
guests were Miss Nell Hurst and Mrs.
Leonard F.. Mcconnell.
Mrs. Rafe Banks, a bride of January,
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dances at the Imperial Hotel was (
great success. The guests of the no
tel and their friends were invite,
| by cards, the dance beginning at
o'clock and closing at 1880. All the
new steps were exploited. Each Sat
urday evening throughout the winter
these dances will continue
N1RS. o. S. NUNNALLY will en-
~ terrain twelve gi.ls at a bridge
luncheon Tuesday morning al
her home on Ponce DeLeon avenue
in honor of Misses Nannette and Co
rhine Payne, of Springfield, Ill, who
are the guests of Miss Margaret Hall
man.
The party will include Misses
Payne, Margaret Hallman, Susie
Hallman, Helen Muse, Margaret
Northern, Margaret Wright, Mrs. Ed
ma Avary Jones, Mrs, Slocum Ball.
Mrs. Howard Muse and Mrs. Percy
Taylor.
Miss Madge Almond has returned
home after a visit of three weeks from
Lawrenceville, Ca, where she has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. l..
Evans.
Mrs. Alfred Gordon Lloyd. of De-
troit who is the guest of relatives
in Mobile, will return to Atlanta the
middle of the week, and will again
visit her sister, Mrs. Lucius Harris,
Jr., before returning to her home.
Mrs. John w. Longwell, of Clncin-
natl, has returned home after visit
Of some length to her sister, Mrs. w.
B. Price Smith. Mrs. Longwell was
rendered a number of informal parties
during her visit here.
Miss Nell Prince, who has spent the
past few weeks visiting friends in
New York and Washington, returned
ticipating in the social affairs of the
season.
Mrs. Henry Veach, of Adairsville,
who has been the guest of Mrs Myra
Boynton has returned home.
Mrs. l. B. Warnack and Miss Car
RE Warnack have left Atlanta for
a stay of two weeks in China
Mrs. Henry Porter has returned
from South Carolina,
Mrs. Robert Hoke, wife Of General
Hoke, and family, are guests of Mrs.
Michael Hoke, on Peachtree Circle.
Mrs. Benjamin Wilson Tye and
Miss Mary Adelaide Caverly are
spending ten days in New York.
Mrs, George Boynton leaves soon
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ThOmdSViIIe
BROWNSVILLE, Feb. Mrs. E. e.
Mack was hostess Tuesday after

THOMASVILLE, Feb. Mrs. E. e.
Mack was hostess Tuesday after
noon at a bridge party at her
home on Jefferson street. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Walter Hammond, Mrs. j.
B. Scott and Miss Bessie Merrill; Among
other guests were Mrs. ] B. Jemison'
Mrs NJ. M. Cooper. Mrs Robert Pardee,
Mrs s. Richey, Mrs Rhydon. Mrs. w.
A. Britain. Mrs. Eugene Smith, Miss
Laura Mack, Miss Elizabeth Glenn. Miss
Katherine Merrill. Miss Willie Baker.
Miss Ruth Williams, Miss Marion
Spence and Miss AINlie Pringle.
Mrs. w. A. Britain entertained at
bridge Wednesday afternoon, four tables
of guests enjoying the game.
Mrs. ]. M. Hatch was the hostess on
Wednesday at pleasant game of auc-
ton bridge at her home on Remington
avenue.
Mrs. Cyrus Hudson was hostess We'd
nssday afternoon at q game CT forty
two at her home on Jefferson street.
Mrs. ] B. Palmer was the hostess
Thursday afternoon at a bridge party al
her residence on Mallette Heights,
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Columbus

COLUMBUS, Feb. Miss Louise
McMath entertained the Two Ia
y bic Auction Club Thursday after
seon at her home on upper Second ave-
nue. The prize for top score, a dainty
handsome handkerchief, was won by
Miss Emma Bradley.
Several of the members of the young
81 society set enjoyed an informal dance
Thursday evening at the Syndicate Hall.
Mrs Charlton Battle was the hostess
Tuesday of the Kalamazoo Club at her
home on lower Broad street.
Mrs p. B. Patterson was the hostess
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the afternoon a bridge game of two ia
bles was enjoyed.
Mrs, VIII Woodruff entertained four
tables of bridge Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Henry Arnall, Jr., made top score
and won pair Of silk stockings, while
the consolation. pair of hand embroid-
cred towels. was drawn by Mrs. Frances
Tompkins.
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ONE of the box parties of the week
| was that given by Miss Ruth
Moody at the Forsyth. Miss
Moody's guests included Miss Carrie
Blount, Miss Nellie Walker, Miss Mary
Bowen, Miss Margaret Oleson, Miss
Elizabeth Evans, Miss Annie Maude
Schuessler Miss Rosebud Maier, Miss
Marques Ritch, Miss Belle Lawrence
The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
Frederick Boscher, of Fort McPher-
son.
Following the performance, the
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West Point

POINT, Feb. THE regu-
NJ lar meeting of the Mothers
w Study Circle was conducted Fri
day afternoon by the president, Mrs. c.
E Pattillo, at the home OF Mrs. ]. c..
I.anier Mrs. A D. Ferguson had
charge of the musical program. Mrs
j. c. Lanier made a talk on how to
encourage children to love classical mu-
So Mrs w c. Lanier sang Mozart 9
lullaby, Sleep, My Beautiful, Sleep
Mrs T. l.. Cumbee gave a reading, THE
Message by Adelaide Proctor"
The children's valentine party will
he given next Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Baker
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Saturday evening on, Resolved, That
novel reading is a waste OF time. On
the affirmative were Misses Mildred
Lide and Melissa Hood, and on the neg
alive Misses Rebecca Clarke and Alice
Johnson. After the debate q reading
was given by Miss Ruth Belle.
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nounced its entertainment for February
1919 at Gable Hall. These evenings will
be livened with THE Persian Garden"
under the direction of Mrs. Charles &c.
bowman. Jr., interspersed with tab
leaux from the illustrations from the
"Rubaiyat."
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Shorter

n ONE, Feb. In the class basket
X ball games played Saturday even
ing at Shorter College, the score
llg!f the junior academy game was IA to
- 20 m favor of the academy. In the
-.sSA man sophomore game the score
"aS ~ TO Is in favor of the freshman.
- .olymnian Society held a debate
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Robertson, Mrs Theo. Rogers. Afte
the game an elaborate course Dime
was served.
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South Georgia
Normal
fAlDOSTA. Feb. President r. H.
Y Powell, of the South Georgia Nor

schools last week. While there he as
s!sted State Supervisor Land in con-
quoting an institute.
Inc Junior and sophomore classes en-
saseN IN an exciting g-of-war on Fri
Hayl which resulted in a victory for the
.Gu.Qrs This was the first encounter
VI VI, tAe season between these classes.
las Ass yells and songs enlivened the oc-
Meendelssohn's birthday was celebrate
"a hursday afternoon with a musical
ID me chapel. A Mendelssohn program
WAS rendered by Misses Marie Greene.
Sui,s Pinkston, Lottie farrell, Greene,
SSliILLn Angie Mae Miller and Lucille
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-12
Notice Of xortgag. ror.olo.ur. sale.

Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage, made. executed and de-
livered by Andrew G. Burgeson and An
ma Burgeson, his wife, mortgagors, to
the Douglas State Bank. a corporation,
mortgage, dated the 8th day of Novem-
fee of the register of deeds within and
for Ward County, in the state of North
Dakota, on the 9Th day Of December, A.
D. 1907. at 3:05 o'clock in the AFTERNOON.
cages on Page 222. of the records of
Ward County. North Dakota. will be
foreclosed by a sale Of the premises IN
Minot, county of Ward and state of
North Dakota. at the hour l, of Ct o'clock
April, 1914, to satisfy the amount due
upon said mortgage on the day Of sale
and all costs. of foreclosure and sale;
that neither the principal nor the interest
since December l., 1911, has been paid
and is now past due and payable, and
according to conditions and stipulation.s
gagee is entitled to foreclose, and the
said mortgage is hereby foreclosed &C
cordingly.. That subsequent to the ex-
gagors sold the property described in
the said mortgage to ]. Q. Johnson. and
that said J. Q. johnson. was subsequent
District District Court Of the United States Tor
the District Of North Dakota; and that
the mortgage has petitiOned John H.
Lewis, the referee in bankruptcy, and
the said referee has thereupon issued
an order permitting and authorizing the
MORTGAGE to commence proceedings in
the state courts either by advertisement
or action to foreclose the said mortgage;
that the premises described in the said
isfy the amount due thereon, together
with the costs Of foreclosure and the
z Rna ni as Lot eight 80 in
Douglas, Ward County. North Dakota
There will be due on said mortgage
on the day Of sale the sum Of nine hun n
and. in addition thereto. the costs Of
foreclosure and sale and the attorneys
fees allowed by law.
Dated at Minot, North Dakota, this
9Th day Of March, 1914.
DOUGLAS STATE BANK,
s,. Mortgages.
Sheriff Of Ward County, North Dakota.
Nestos & Carroll,
Of Minot, North Dakota,
Attorneys for Mortgage. 3-12-t6
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Local and Personal

A winsome daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. King Wednesday.
Fire damaged Joe Wustner's meat
market at Ryder to the extent of $3.50.
Rev. P. w. Erickson, our Presbyter-
ian pastor, preached at Kenmare Sun
day.
I. B. Cassens and brother Roy of
Berthold, were in the city on business
Saturday.
Judge Davis returned from Scobey,
Mont, Friday, to spend few days at
his home.
T. L. Simmons, the implement mag
nate from Foxholm, was in the city
Saturday.
J. L. Bostad, prominent Norwich
farmer, was in the city on business
Saturday.
Good second hand typewriter for
sale, price $2s. J. A. Rue, Minot, N.
D. Phone 762. 2-2G-tf
An engine left the track in the To-
cal 500 yards Sunday, the cause be-
ing broken rail.
Mrs. Siminick, from seven miles
southeast of Max, is in the hospital
very ill from gall stones.
Grand Forks voted down the prop
osition to adopt the commission form
of government, 1926 to 298.
Douglas Glib and Chas. and Ray
mond Truax are spending the week at
the Glib ranch in Mountrail county.
Special bargains in cream separ-
ators. A. I: Engebretson, at the Fred
v. Dale stand, Minot. 2-5-tf
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L. D. McGahan left this week for
Elgin, ILL.,, where he will spend sew
eral weeks in publicity work Of some
nature.
The jury for the present term of
district court is one Of the best we
ever had, and it comprises mostly
farmers, too.
The Thos. Kelley sale held north of
the city recently amounted to $4,000,
one Of the very best sales ever held
in this vicinity.
II. s. Elliott, one Nof the former
commissioners of old Ward county,
was in the city Wednesday visiting his
many old friends.
Special bargains in tanning mills,
smut mills, seeders and harrows. A.
/. Engebretson, at old Dale Implement
house, Minot, N. D. If
iou don't pay any more for mer
'har1ise with Sn.allwood's due bills
1T rne Grow Clothing Co. than you
would With Cn1e Sans. u
"Dad' Green was up from Sawyer
Friday. dad" loves the politicians
and says he intends to treat 'em all
alike, in the columns of the Telle-
gram.
M. J. Scoville writes to have his pa
per sent to Portland, Ore. He says
he is having fine time. Lawns are
green and some flowers and trees in
bloom.
C. L. Marshall, local editor of the
Williston Herald, one of the states
best weekly newspapers, attended the
Baldwin trial here last week. Mr..
Marshall was one of party of sur
veyors who worked in the vicinity of
Minot in 1889.
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State of North Dakota, County of Ward.
Frank & Graham Co., Plaintiff.
Fred Carlson, Defendant,
Notice is hereby given, That by virtue
of an execution to me directed and de-
livered and now in my hands, issued
out of the Clerks Office Of the Eighth
Judicial District Court, State of North
Dakota, in and for the County Of Ward.
upon judgment rendered in said Court
in favor of Frank & Graham Co., Plain
tiff, and against Fred Carlson, Defend
ant, ! have levied upon the following
described real property of said Defend
the Southwest ou 1sts ts tS so, ana
vest Quarter (swa( and Southwest
Gu s ~ ssc 9f the en n eWn
ship One Hundred Fifty-two l52)
North. Of Range Eighty-three (s3) West
Of the Fifth Principal Meridian. in the
kota, and that l shall, on Saturday. the
18th day Of April, A. D. 1914. at the hour
of two o'clock p. NJ, of said day, at the
G efn' Of fG %not IN said County and state
proceed to sell the right. title and inter-
est of the above named Fred Carlson, in
and to the above described property. to
SdllSly SdIu JuuSIilcHI anu CoSIo,
amounting to Thirty-seven Dollars and
twenty-five Cents, together with all &C
cruing costs of SALE. and interest on the
same from the Goth day of January,
1913, at the rate of seven per cent per
annum, at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash.
z. D. KELLEY,
Sheriff Of Ward County, N. D.
George A. MCGEE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Minot, N. D., March 18th, 1914.
3-12-t6
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The date of the organization of the
new Masonic Council at Rugby has
been set for March 10. A number
from Minot will undoubtedly join this
lodge.
Mrs. Lena Young is suing the city
of Minot for damages done to her
property by, means of the construc-
ton of the viaduct. The case is on
trial in district court.
J. H. Moore, after making an ex-
tended visit with his son, Charles, de-
parted for the east Saturday. He will
visit at Bismarck, Minneapolis and
Iowa, enroute to his home at Goshen,
Ind.
Ezra Allen, after spending the win
ter al Yates, Mont, passed thru Mi
not enroute to Glenburn to spend the
summer on his farm. He reports one
store and six saloons in Yates and he
spent an enjoyable time in the west
Owing to the exceedingly strong winds
of that state, he was compelled to part
with his "lilacs," which does not alto
gether ruin his good appearance.
Hon. James johnson writes from
the Mudcura sanitarium at Shakopee,
MIMI, to have the Independent sent to
him, and he'd really like to have the
"boys" that run it come down so he
cap have something pleasant to look
at while he's in the mud up to his
ears" While Mr.. Johnson is the only
one from Minot at Shakopee, North
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1t is reported that number Of
plumbers and steam filters engaged
in a free for all the ether evening,
over an argument pertaining to the
forming Of union.
Fred Sorg, well-to-do Surrey
farmer, is preparing to hold sale.
He has rented his farm and will de-
vote his time exclusively to preach
ing the gospel.
R. L. Brown, prominent banker
from Hettinger, N. D., was in the city
Friday on business. He is one Of four
brothers who own a string Of banks
in North and South Dakota.
The condemnation proceedings brot
by the Park board against q lot own
ed by Amandus Anderson, to be used
as street leading into the west park,
were heard in district court Wednes-
day.
5a4 tAss
Miss Lulu Smallwood returned
from New Castle, N. B., where she
visited relatives several months. Her
neice, Miss Hazel Crabbe, accompan-
led her home for an extended visit.
Miss Smallwood had delightful time
in New Brunswick.
Abe Bader returned from Council
Bluffs, Ia, Tuesday, where he spent
nine months with B. D. Glazer in his
Cloak stare. Abe had fine time in
Iowa, but is glad to be back with the
home folks.