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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

Don't you think so. Mr.. Elder"
Il think anything that you think,
Mollie. when you raise those Won
drous eyes to me In that manner. "
Mollie blushed prettily and looked
more charming than ever. ! hope
she won't fall In love with Jim Edie,
for he Is too old for her. He must
be at least twenty years older than
she and. besides. he has lived every
one OF those years at a rapid rate
Jim Eide is charming. and Tor a
woman OF twenty-five or thirty he
would probably make a splendid
husband. but for our eighteen-sear.
old Mollie he is too blase. too world
wise
My, II is 10 o'clock" said Mol.
lie. after we had chatted a while
longer. You won't be afraid 10
stay alone. will your" she asked.
Not at all. dear, and also won {
be afraid TO have you 20 home at
this hour II Mr.. Edie will go with
YOU"
IN order a taxi" said Jim. gtari.
ing for tho telephone.
''Oh, no you won't" affirmed Mol.
lie. demurely. "MJgie won't let me
ride In takes with young men with.
out chaperon."
But | am not a young maa-at
least not so very young. Mollie, q"
protested Jim.
Worse and worse" declared Mol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

Kaihlyn Williams. whom thou.
sands OF movie.goers remember as
the heroine In the series. The
Adventures OF kathryn" IL one Of
three movie stars" who will appear
In real life on the divorce court
stage this month.
The othsS two are Bessie Elton
and Thotnss SantHchi. perform 7
and director OF film play produc
tons for the Sellg polyscope com
pany in Los Angeles.
These three players are pictured
In The Spoilers. a nine-resl pro
duction now being shown.
Kathlyn takes the part OF the do
serted sweetheart. while Eoesie
Eyton plays opposite VIM. Farnaani
aud ended up by living happy ever
after
Hut that was reel life.
In real life. she ends up In divorce
proceedings.
KRthlyu Williams has had Two
matrimonial experiences and is the
mother Of n nin.-year-old boy who
lives with her In Los Angeles. the
home OF the Glendale Sclig com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
AMERICAN BOY HEIR TO AUSTRIAN THRONE
MAX MARTIN, WHO HAS SPITE
AGAINST STOVES, GETS JOB.
AND IT'S IN STOVE FACTORY

Hut. though there we're many With
her, many more we're left at home.
Instead Of telling about the stove.
the wife. a poor. MISUNDERSTANDING
creature. told the court a pitlful
story OF want and almost starvR.
ton. the result. she said. OF Martin D
failure TO support.
Sentenced TO stoeksde
Judge Gordon ordered the case
shifted TO the state. and later sen.
fenced Max TO 30 days In the coun-
" stookade. where he Erubbed
stumps. became healthy and re-
Elected on the ways OF the world
and police courts
tie was released last week. hia
time served.
Last Monday he went on a glori.
Gus spree. In preparation for the
Fourth Home he went. lie select.
ed the largest rock In the lot. en-.
tered the kitchen and smashed the
new kitchen stove TO smi'hercens.
What he has against stoves Is
beyond his wife.
Working In Stove Factory
And yesterday he faced Judge
Gordon again.
Ills wife was there again. with
three or four OF the youngsters.
This time she told different
story
lie has work now. and n YOU re-.
lease him he will give me SIC \
week. she said.
Very well" said the Judge, you
may 20, Max. BY the way. whera
Is your work."
In a stove factory" said Max.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
BUT MOTHER
DOESN'T Want
HIM TO GET IT
Daughter Of Crown Prince
Says No Good Can Come
From Royalty Unions.
HE'LL BE AMERICAN
Mother Wants Him TO Retain
u. S. Citizenship. His Most
Valued Heritage.
BY II. p. Burton.

NEW YORK, N. ", July D.
my little Rudolph 10 the one
true Hspsburg In all the world.
and yet will see him dead
before I Will watch him mount
that blood-stalneo throne Of
Austria"
Alma Vetsera Hayne. just a alp
OF a girl herself and looking for all
the world like the pale tragic Marie
Vetsera. who. with her lover,
Crown Prince Rudolph. was found
dead in the royal Austrian hunting
lodge at Mayerling twenty-five
years ago. spoke these words today
In a luxurious 9Th av. Apartment
In New York, where she IL prac.
tically hidden.
Brings Him Nearer Throne
She had accorded me the only
Interview she has granted since 'ho
assassination OF Francis Ferdinand
and his consort IN Bosnia
As she talked she had her arms
thrown tight about the six.year-old
boy that she IL afraid they will
take away 10 put upon the throne.
"Oh, am 80 sorry this trsg-
edy has happened" she ex.
claimed. at makes little Rv.
dolph Just so much more vaiu-
able In the eyes OF the Haps-
buras. eEvery assassination
brings him nearer 10 the throne.
and ! do not want him ever TO
come within its sight.
What could there be In a throne
for my Rudolph
What has there been in the
throne for Francis Joseph. my
grandfather ' Just unhappiness
And why should | WANT Rudolph
TO give up his greatest heritage
being an American citizen-simply
for the sake OF wearing n crown. q
crown OF thorns as royal crowns
always were and always shall beg'
Came Here II Years Ago.
Mrs Hayne came to America IA
years ago. when she was a little
girl
She says she was brought here
from Nienna By relatives, members
OF the Ve,sera family.
Her claim Is that she Is the
daughter OF the romantic union be
tween Crown Prince Rudolph, only
son of Franz Joseph. and Marie
Vctsera.
She says she was born TO Marie
Just few months before she and
the prince were found dead In each
others arms at Mayerling.
After had been In America
few years." Mrs. Hayne told '
me, 81 married George Osborne
Hayne. Rudolph. my son. cane
10 me In America, not In Aus
tria. and RUDOLPH SHALL
HAVE HIS AMERICAN BIRTH.
RIGHT.
He shall 20 to American schools
and learn American freedom and
American democracy. lie shall
know nothing OF royal blood except
as that blood in his veins shall
direct him towards fine things OF
life. and the blood OF the Haps.
burgs will do that for him. Tor II
is good blood before 1t is royal
blood"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

william shea. OF the vltagrsph
players. was born in Dumfries.
Scotland Ills mother. n thrifty
Scotswomau. was forever expert.
menting and trying out the results
OF her experiments on little Bin.
One day Bill had 10 get tho ma
terials for a new kind OF home
made soap. such as his mother
had never heard OF before.
Try as he would. Blll could not
escape. Late that afternoon. he
was led 20 tub OF hot water, near
which was cake OF the newly
made soap After the bath. during
which the mother used the soap I'm
liberal quantities. she tried 10 dry
little BIZ. but the soap would not
come of. The harder she rubbed
the harder the soap stuck
Bill's father. called into consulta.
ton, decided that fire was the only
remedy. and SO the youngater was
held over the kitchen stove until
the soap melted He says that 20
this day any soap that smells like
II makes him sick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
Many Residents Of Northwest
Tell How Akoz Relieved Them
New California Mineral Proves Verv
Curative for Rheumatism, Stomach,
Kidney and Other Ailments

Exceptional success has attended
Northwest OF Akoz. the new califor-
MIA medicinal mineral Hundreds OF
persons suffering with rheumatism.
stomach. kidney. bladder and liver
troubles, eczema. catarrh, piles and
other ailments have used Akoz with
most satisfactory results. Follow
ing Is a partial list OF those who
have voluntarily written to the
Natura Company. OF San Francisco.
telling how Akoz helped them.
Mrs. Il. n. Firestone. proprietress
Hawthorne apartments. 22l Thir-
teenth street, Portland. Had severe
stomach trouble for five years and
rheuma tism so badly for six months
that she had TO use a cane. Akoz
In three weeks cured stomach trou-
BILE and so relieved rheumatism that
she was practically well.
II. +. sullivan. railroad contractor.
ITO Prospect street. East Portland:
Says Akoz cured him OF rheumatism
and stomach trouble of 10 years
standing
G. w. Melinger. carpenter, asS
Arlington place, Portland; Ended
rheumatism. constipation. prostate
trouble and rectal ulcer by using
Akoz two months.
Dolly Ritchey, 14-year-old daugh-
ter OF n. l.. Hungerford. 1898 East
Taylor street Portland Suffered
for years with rheumatism follow
ing a fall, Transformed from Grip
pie to normal child by using Akoz
Henry Bramer. brick and tile
worker. 253 Front street. Portland;
Akoz In six weeks corrected stomach
trouble and rheumatism OF Is years
standing
c. A. Elliott, of the Pacific supply
Company, COL Swetland building.
and residing at 800 Il. 50th street
North, Portland. says he would not
take $4,000 for the good Akoz has
done him In curing him I'm two
months OF bad case OF catarrh.
Charles Allen, MS Sixth street.
portland suffered ten years with
rheumatism and stomach trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

Copyright, 1914. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association
JIM EDle UNWiTTINoLY BE.
TRAYS DiCk.-CHAPTER 200
While Mollie and | we're trying
to devise some plan by which she
could repulse old Mr.. Autisdel's un.
welcome attentions. the telephone
rang and the clerk announced Mr..
Edie.
My heart stood still. for | was
sure that something had happened
to Dick. Mollie, too, was worried.
for could hear a little tremor In
her voice as she said: Send him
up. Mrs. Waverly will see MIN"
Where is Dickg" we both asked
In breath. as Jim Edie opened the
door.
Haven't the slightest idea" an
swered Mr.. Edie. Haven seen
him today and came around to see
Margie. expecting to find him with
her. as a duthul husband should be
with sick wife"
You are looking better than
expected to see you. my dear Mar
gle" he said. soberly. as he came
to my bed. Il tell you, had
chill when ! knew what a close call
you had. Did you think Dick was
with me?" he asked, turning to Mol.
lie.
we certainly did" answered
Mollie sturdlly. particularly as
Dick telephoned us he was going TO
take dinner with you at the club
and YOU were going to stay to the
smoker afterward."
A look came over Jim's face as
though he was thinking: Now |
have certainly got Il in bad for
Dick" but he car1e bravely TO MS
rescue with. Perhaps Dick OK
pected to find me at the club. |
am usually there. but did not 20
around tonight" And then to
change the subject:
"Margie. you must hurry and Get
we'll 80 that Mollie and can teach
you the new turkey trots"
"Mollie," ! said. in mock serious
ness is II possible that you have
been learning those reprehensible
dancesl"
Mollie took me seriously and an
swered: "Oh. Margie. there really
is nothing reprehensible In turkey
trotting II you do not. OF your own
accord. make II reprehenslble.
1T seems 10 me- she continued,
that there Is no amusement, no en-.
ioyment. no life that cannot be
made reprehensible II one wishes.
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lie. "Margie and ! were just oeraf-
ing all those old gallants who pre-
sumed upon their age. and We Rad
made up our minds to cut them all
off the lists OF our acquaintances."
Don't do that and I'll 60 back
to my salad days II necessary. Any
way. Wen take a street car
Dick will be here soon now"
whispered Mollie as she kissed me
goodnight. "and I'll tell the maid
on watch TO listen at your door
every little while to see II you are
all right"
WILL Dick be back soon?"
asked myself as the door closed.
And then. although I tried very
hard, ] could not sleep for | knew
that Dick had lied to me again,
tTo BE Continued Tomorrow.)
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weeks
Captain J. Speier. harbormaster ~
portland; suffered six years with
Nsrlcose vein. Akoz internal treat
inent and busting powder cured him
IN few weeks. he saws Others IL
nus FAMILY were relieved OF kldnev
and stomach trouble.
Mrs. Nettie Edgerton, 4s7 Webster
street Portland; Ended stomach
by taking Akoz four weeks.
Miss Anna Ingals, 1854 East
water street, Portland: Had severe
stomach trouble and rheumatism for
two years Akoz gave quick relief.
J. c. Hutton. assistant porter ~
portland HoteL Portland: Suffered
two years with acute Indigestion and
rheumatism Says Akoz cured him
IN one month.
Fred NJ Gilmore. formerly OF
Portland. but now OF 1886 Broderick
street, san Francisco. Feared Ia
would be crippled permanently as re-
SUIT or severe sprain OF both ankles
Fully recovered In three weeks Nv
using Akoz.
@, r. Gallant OF Vancouver wash-
ington: suffered severely with rhcu-
mat,sm Tor three years. Akoz gave
Mrs. c Madden. igis East Harrison
street. Seattle: Had sciatic rheu-
matism so badly that she could not
steep ana was run down generally,
Akoz quickly relieved her.
Mrs. VI. Johnson. ti09 18TH avenue.
southwest. Seattle, wife OF chief
Petty officer Of T. = ). Explorer.
suffered with muscular rheuma tism
for two years. also had loss Of appe-
tite and broken sleep. Akox relieved
her IN one month.
J. 5 Boriand. shipping clerk. 1881
@ad avenue, North, seattle, Ended
sciatic rheumatism Of six month<t
standing by taking AkoR six weeks
Mrs, @. ", Hornschnch. 2Ni McGraw
street, seattle suffered 50 severely
with catarrh for six years that she
practically lost the sight OF one eve.
Akoz restored her sight aud COR
rected the catarrhal condition.
Mrs. G, T.. Steinford, 937 2sd ave.
nue.. South. Seattle; Was flat on her
back with rheumatis stomach and
kidney trouble. In three weeks she
was practically well by using Akox.
Akoz has relieved the sufferines
of hundreds OF others and should
help YOU II Is sold az all leading
drug stores. where further informa-
ton may be had regarding this ad-
vertlsemont,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

Max Martin was back In police
court again yesterday.
The face OF Max has become very
familiar to the city employees who
toll In the room whore all the woes
and comedy OF Christendom are
aired
Max first came 20 the attention
OF Judge Gordon. the prosecutor
and the clerks several months ago
the time he became violently
drunk and broke up the family
kitchen stove until Il was nothing
but jagged little bits OF iron.
Leaves Many at Home
He was arrested and his wife
was summoned as a witness against
him. She came and brought with
her several OF their youngsters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
PHOTO
PLAYS
Dream Picture at Class A

Tho Dream ship" visualize.
ton OF Eugene Fields poem. will
be shown ut the Class A theatre
for the last time tonight. Harry
Pollard plays the part OF Jeune
Occur, n friendless lad. lie Il
ably supported by Margarfta Frsch.
er, The theme % the plot deals
with the LAND OF dreams This
picture Is beautifully produced. e
says the Moving Picture World.
and Is especially pleasing 10 the
women and children" The balance
OF the program consists Of The
Severed Thrung." twosreol Ma.
lestie pioneer tale; The Fatal
Step. an Imp drama. and The
Pearl OF the Sea-" Powers pic.
ture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
TO BORE CANAL

The Lake Washington canal Is
going TO be bored. flo. hum,
Yesterday an ordinance appro
priating $4,000 for City Engineer
Dimock to make test borings In the
canal for suitable places for the un.
derpinnings OF the new bridges. was
introduced In the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
POSSE GOT HIM

EVERETT. July t. Edwards. a
logger. was captured in the woods
near Silyana last night by a sheriff.
posse. after several shots were
fired. He was arrested on com
plant OF Victor Applegren. farmer
who says he was attacked by Ed
wards with an axe while az break
fast yesterday morning. and looked
up just in time 10 escape a blow
that would have killed him. The
logger Is believed 10 be insane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
END LONG RACE

CHICAGO. july Capt. n. u.
Ubberoth OF the e. 3 revenue cut
ter Mccullough started the last lap
OF hts 5.G00-mile race with death 20
reach the bedside OF his dying wife
IN Philadelphia. last night. He
made the journey from Unalaska 20
Chicago In 10 days. and will reach
Philadelphia today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
Bunny Losing Weight

John Bunny. OF the Vitagraph
Players. will be reduced 20 a
grease spot II this hot spell doesn',
end soon. The genial comedian
has lost So pounds. so far. and. IN
estimating n pound n day off his
present weight figures. he will be
lightweight by the list OF Sep.
TENDER.
The comedy. Back to the Simple
Life" at the Colonial tonight re-
lates the adventures OF a pair OF
flat jewellers In their attempt %
find comfort in the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

iwo-rcel Broncho drama: The
Peach Brand" Reliance drama.
odeon Until Wednesday Night
The Gailowa OF the Gods. four.
part feature. and a Florence Turne-
comedy.
Meloourne Until Tuesday NiQht
Quo Nadis, klelne drama.
Mission All Week
One of the Girls" Hazel Dawn
drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
TO KEEP EN- OUT

VICTORIA. u. Cat July THE
attitude of the Van baoer immigra-
ton officials in re,hat " landing TO
the Hindus aboal and y, Komagata
Maru there was Ia no in de-
oision by the COZ pcals yes
terday. which sly dis
missed the appf HOUSEndus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
Seven-Year-Old Star

Commencing soon. the Universal
| Film company will release a series
OF stories featuring Matty Roubert,
| the 7-year-old star OF the Imp com.
pany. The pictures will treat upon
people important In the public eye.
| In each story there will be n plot
woven around some famous person
and little Matty. Annette Keller.
mann. and Manager McGraw. OF
the New York Giants. will be In
the first OF the plays to be releas-
ed Little Matty has been before
the camera since he was 2A years
old.
Class A Until Tuesday Night
THE Severed Throng." two-part
Majestic drama The Dream
Ship" with Margarita Fischer.
THE Fatal Step" and THE Pearl
OF the Sea-" Powers drama.
!
cIemmer Until Tuesday Night
! "Hearst-Sellg News Pictorial. -
"Pathe Daily" Face 10 Face" sew.
enth OF THE Man Who Disappear.
ed" series: "The Old Maids Baby
n John Bunny comedy, "Ftremans
Social. THE Goat" comedies, and
THE Cracksman's Gratitude" dra-
ma.
Colonial Until Tuesday Night
THE Leopard's Founding" two.
part kathryn Williams drama;
Back 10 the Simple Life Edison
comedy; Happy Go Lucky Vita.
graph comedy drama; Sophie
Finds a Hero" Essany western
comedy.
! hlhsmbrs Until Wednesday Night
Lucille Love-" two parts: Ami
mated Weekly" worlds news. and
another film.
Grand Until Tuesday Night
THE Cooked Goose" Thanhou-
ser comedy, THE Desert Thieves"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
RESIDENCE THEATRES

Al the Home Until "Wednesday
a singular Cynlc. two-pari
drama, The Price. drama. The
f1lrt." comedy.
Al the Pleasant Hour Until
Wednesday
The Good In the Worst OF Us
two-part drama. "Womena Bur
den" drama. "A Narrow Squeak.
comedy.
Al the Greenwood Until Wednraca,
Votes for Men" two.real com
edy. n Modern Fairy Tais." dra
ma. Toms Choice comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

The Wise House Hunter
hunts her house at home. She
reads STAR FOR RENT"
ADS until she finds it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

Grand Until Tuesday Night
THE Cooked Goose" Thanhou-
ser comedy, THE Desert Thieves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
| CONFESSIONS.
| OF A Wife

Copyright. 1914. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Assoeiatlon)
JIM EDlE uNWiTTINGlY BE.
TRAYS o00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
cIemmer Until Tuesday Nioh,

Alhsmbrs Until Wednesday Night
Lucille Love-" two parts: Ami.
mated Weekly" worlds news. and
another film.
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office hours. $50 to 6. Sundays.
. 10 ~
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19
GRAND PRAIRIE NEWS.

Mrs. Boutman, of jamestown, and
Mrs. Luzader, of Valley City, called on
Mrs. A. T. Wolfe, one day last week.
Mrs. Julius Haggeson was taken to
Fargo where she underwent an opera
ton. She is reported as getting along
nicely.
Miss Iva Sunde spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home.
Mr.. Matt Miller was business CALL
er in Valley City one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Wolfe, Mrs. Bout
man, and Mrs. Luzader called on Mrs.
Barney Oderman alst Wednesday.
On Nov. q, basket social is to be
given in the Matt Miller school house.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged as two singers and speaker
from Valley City will entertain us.
Plenty of barn room can be had at Mr..
Miller's. Everybody come and have a
good time The ladies are requested
to bring baskets and the gentlemen
their pocketbooks.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19
We have Union Suits for every high neck, half low
neck, low neck long Sleeve short sleeves and sleeve
The materials cotton wool and silk and wool Any style,
any fabric, something for every one.
Don't Miss The Unadvertised BARGAINS


ing some time in the city and visiting
with former friends here, left yester-
day on No. for her home in St. Paul.
Mrs. Olson stopped over in Fargo for
few days visit While in the city
she was a guest at the home of Mrs.
Chas. w. Nelson on Eighth Avenue
north.
One of the biggest sales in a cloth
ing store is underway at the Ward
robe. The management of that popu-
lar store have placed everything in
the store on sale in gigantic marked
down sale calculated to move the stock
and do it at once Goods in many in
stances are offered for one of their
real value. This is certainly a great
chance for those in need of anything
in that line to lay in winters supply.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19

from the east, and will spend few
days here as guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Gray on Elizabeth
Street. Mrs. Baker was recently call
ed to Chicago by the death Of her
mother, Mrs. Stevens. and she is now
enroute to her home at Billings. She
will remain in Valley City until the
end of the week.
One Of the best pens of chickens, as
seen by a reporter, is that Of G. c..
Hager. They are a splendid lot Of
Barred Rocks and Barnes county rails.
ed.
C. C. Chaffee is actively interested
in the chicken show and has splen.
did display all raised here in Valley
City. They are excellent stock and
compare we'll with the best of the Wis
itors.
The ladies of St. GATHERINGS church
will hold a special meeting on Thurs
day afternoon at the Parish Hall.
Lunch will be served and every one is
urged to be present.
Mrs. Paul Featherstone entertained
informally yesterday evening at cards
complimentary to Mrs. Olson of st.
Paul, who is visiting in the city. The
guests present included few of the
friends of Mrs. Olson, and the evening
was spent at cards. Mrs. Olson left
today on No. for her home, after a
pleasant visit with former Valley City
friends.
We Fit Glasses without drops OF
dilating the eye" If you value your
Eyes, Comfort and Looks, call on A
R. Butler the Sight Specialist.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19

beth street. Today Mrs. Ellis enter.
tanned group of ladies at q thimble
bee, from 2:30 to $50 o'clock. On
Thursday and Saturday AFTERNOON Of
this week Mrs. Ellis VIII entertain at
cards.
Mrs. Charles Waters of Wimbledon
was an arrival in the city Sunday ev-
ening, and is visiting at the home Of
Mrs. E. NJ. Lavery on Tenth Avenue
this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Our say.
ior's Lutheran Chuch will meet in the
church parlors this Thursday after
noon, November 10Th. officers for the
year 1915 will be elected at this meet
ing, and all the members should make
it point to he on time. Mrs. Ole K
Lee, Mrs. Andrew Bonhus and Mrs
&c. A. Olson will serve refreshments
Everybody welcome. ...... .g,.
George Holt has moved his family
to the west end of Third street. The
home was sold and the family are
now comfortably located in a house I
little further out.
The meeting of Troop No. in thu
Congregational church has been post
poned for this week. Willard Crosby
Lyon, Scoutmaster.
DR.. and Mrs. H. J, Movius Of Edge
ley were in the city yesterday a:
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Hunt. DR.. Nov
JUS is former classmate of DR.. Hunt:
of the class Of II. He was on hi:
way to Chicago where he will take VI
post graduate work.