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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
HELP wANTED-,lale and ren,u,e.

THOUSANDS government Jobs open to
men and women Sos to $50 month.
write for list. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 43O-B. Rochester. ". Y.
RICHMOND government clerk exami-
nations March 16. $40 month. Sam
oert t29-B. Rochester. N. =.
ASSISTANT farm foreman, married.
wife to board help. House, fuel. gar
den Furnished. Only man who under
stands modern methods need apply. j.
McPhail. K. +. y. 8. Richmond. Va.
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WANTED-Partpers.

IA ETNE!R wanted to furnish capftaI
Cor putting on the market Euaran-
ttcd cure for chronic and spasmodic
asthma Address ID G. care Times
. biSIatCh.
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lost AND FOUND.

TO whom II may concern:
take notice that registered bonds OF
the city Of Richmond one numbered
the other numbered 35l, for $500 due
Jniy J. 1872. registered in the name Of
writ r. Taylor, trustees Lloyd G. Tay-
LOT, infant. both bearing 3 per cent IN :
terest, have been lost. stolen or de-
stroyed and that I viii make applica-
tlon TO the Auditor OF the city OF Rich
Issuance or new bonds In lieu thereof
at his Office in the city OF Richmond.
that day.
LLOYD c. TAYLOR.
Administrator
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MEETINGS.

Mechanics and Merchants Bark
Richmond. Va. Jan. 81 1915
THE annual meeting OF stockholders
OF this bank Will be held FEBRUARY
81. at IL o'clock. at the bank Twelfth
and Hull Streets.
], H. PATERSON.
Cashier
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WANTED-Board.

YOUNG business woman wishes board.
private family preferred: location
central: terms moderate. G 1l2. care
Times Dispatch.
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SPECIAL NoTICEs.

AT stud-Touch Me. ty the Com1oner-
Touch Not. full brother to Great
Britain. one Of the largest winners on
Kendall. by Sir Modsed-Imp. Duchess of
kendall. Fee, $3.50; No insurance.
Mares boarded at so cents per day.
Ellerslie Stock Farm. David Dunlop.
proprietor. Petersburg. Va.
NOTICE of removal-The Blue-B lazo
Burner Company has been purchased
by Richmond firm, and has removed
from 100 North Eighth Street to IFS
North Seventh street. Demonstrations
all day. County rights for sale. Call in.
WANTED. the present address OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Wothingt IN, who re-
Gently lived at 700 Nicholson Street,
Richmond. Va. They will hear some
thing to their advantage by writing to
V. 81. Cahill. $40 Maple Street. Holyoke.
Mass
TALK with Jitney Association to-day
If you contemplate using your car in
jitney service. They save you money
and increase your patronage. Head
quarters, 1908 West Broad. Randolph
YOUR Sunday dinner will be complete
with Sanyour's Ice Cream, delivered
to any address. 81 per gallon. a. San
your. 20Ol Venable. Madison ll60:
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THE annual meeting OF the stockhoId-
ers OF the Cans Rady Company will
be held at the office OF the company.
on March l ut Il o'clock noon.
GEORGE w RADY,
Secretary.
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UNITARIAN

FIRST UNITARIAN CHuRCH-Rev ALEX
AMBER T. BOWSER. minister, Floyd Ave-
nue. and Harrison Street Subject FOR sun
day. February %: First sermon In series on
The Distinctive Principles OF Unitarianism
tho FatherhoOd or God" Severcise at II
o'clock. All srat1 free
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church OF Christ. Scientist. will be hold to-
morrow morning In church edInce corner
Park Avenue and Meadow Street) at ii
o'clock. Subject: Christ Jesus" Wednesday
evening testimony and experience meeting
Mt $3.50 The reading rooms mos 6Sl-soa5
are located In the Virginia Railway and
Power Company Building. corner Seventh
and Franklin Streets. and nre open daily
except Sundays and holidays from 10 A nj
TO r NJ. All arc cordially Invited.
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stcnoGrapher for temporary and pos
sible permanent work. Address Real
Estate, T. O. Box 1872 city.
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES.
FAMILY shoes at rock bottom pricen.
Empire Shoe Company. 504 West
RrI ID Street
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MISCELLANEOUS ,gANss.

FOR EXCHANGE EQUITY IN RICH
HoRsEs AND MULES or I ovnRLA ASb
OR MAXWELL AUTOMOBILE 1915
DRESS r SO CARE TIMES DISPATCH
WANTED, second hand poney. buggy
and harness in good condition: name
price. w. II. Trcvilian. Ark, Va.
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LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
broad and Twenty nth street car pass the
door-.-Pastor j. J. WICKER Will preach
at II a. NJ on "A Dreadful Place" and al
p. M on "Revivals and this Billy Sunday
Meetings"
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ACCOUNTANTS.

BOOKS opened, closed. systematized:
audits made periodically: financial
statements prepared. Terms reason
able: Address GIG. care Times Dis
patch
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. physician registered In Vir-
GINA or North Carolina for medical
advertisinS office. Address Virginia
Hotel, Room Is. Staunton. Va.
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IN MOVIE LAND.
VIRGINIA.. III East Rrl

VIRG INA. I'll East Broad.
90 Day and slight. Except on Special
o DAY SPECIAL. "THE sPY'S
Fate. In three parts. "Old Isaac
sons Diamopds," In two parts. Fourth
episode Of The Girl Detective Series"
Tho Young Man Who Fingered" fea-
turing Billy Quirk
MONDAY - "BENEATH THE SEA-"
In two parts, THE Millionaire Cab
by" (comedy.)
REX, Broad at Seventh.
so Day and Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
TO-DAY - WILLIAM S. HART, IN
The sherim's Streak of yellow.
American "The Witness" two.reel
kriterion.. featuring Dorothy Daven-
port. Zudora, In The Twenty Million
Dollar Mystery"
MONDAY-"THE MAN WITH a REC
r, ord. Reliance; Runaway Jane"
Episode No, 4. The great love story
series. "springtime feeling" Keystone
Comedy.
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BUS.N nSS ORANGES


FOR sale, one of the best established
carriage and wagon factories In the
South doing good cash business
Choice location, clear of debt Direct
from owner Q 1873. care Times Dis
patch
FOR sale or trade, apartment property
in Washin?ton ID. c.. Twenty nrst
Street. Northwest. Best residential
section OF the city. Will trade for a
good farm or timber lands. r. H.
Thompson. Salisbury. y. c. John c.
Lawson. South Boston. Va.
y Baltimore saloon: old stand; West
baltimore street. Rent. including
dwelling; only $50 "a month. Price, So
600. Address +, Swearer. 1895 E. Lam
vale Street. Baltimore. Md.
GOOD opportunity. for energetic man
with small capital. Call on Blue
Blaze Burner Co. llG North Seventh
Street, and INSPECT proposition.
YOUNG man with years bank expe-
rience wishes to buy working inter
est In established concern. References
exchanged. Address r.. care Tines
Dispatch.
If you need additional capital and the
services OF an experienced account
ant write !. T.. Taylor. General De-
livcry. Norfolk. Va.
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FOR SaLE-Iteal Estate,


EAST Grace Street property containin.
IL rooms suitable for boarding house.
now hlled with boardcrS; also good will
VIII sacrifice for quick sale or exchange
Tor other property in West End. l.. ..
Box 775. city.
NICE modern home OF IL rooms on
Floyd Avenue, near Monroe Park,
direct from owner. Price, $4,000. Ad-
dress f. 40. care Times Dispatch
FOR sale, acres, new 4-room house
outbuildinEs. George III. Sewers
Route 5. Richmond. Va.
FOR sale. an unusual bargain in
farm OF II . acres. 3 l-2 miles from
railroad. In good section Half cleared
balance ,. in timber; certainly worth
Sl.0O0 Good tenant house: fair stable:
quarter mile to fine store Convenient
for schools and churches Extra fine
quality soil. This place can be bought
Tor $4,000 cash in the next 30 days
You must be quick to take advantage
OF this bargain. Somincrville Trust
CO.. Inc. Newport News Va
FOR SALE.
Some folks say real estate is increas-
Be IT as 1t may. IS, 900 will buy a whole
block In the West End directly in line
OF best improvements. Come and see
Don't phone.
EDWARD S. ROSE co.
Real Estate and Loans.
IL North Eleventh Street
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FOR SALE-Farms

FARM 3 fpiles williamsburg, $50 acres,
40 clear, 20 pecan. over 200 apple
trees; also plums. peaches and grapes;
$500 worth timber Price. $4,000.
Terms reasonable. George Wright.
Williamsburg, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27

GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove Avenue and Harrison StreeD-REV
w e JAMES. Tn. D.: pastor -Preaching
By The pastor at II =. NJ. and 8 p. sun
day school a 9:lS A NJ. (JeHse + Wood
superb tendentl: Wednesday evening prayer
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"aNTED-Sniesmen.

Statesmen our specinlties interest
people who buy high-class goods.
Write to-day for free booklet The
CLEVELAND supply Co, Warren Street
shelby. y. c.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH ,AD.Ns
and Franklin Streets>.-TAOMAS cLAGET1
SKINNER D D minister Services n 4
ana p. NJ rhe pastor Will preach at noth
services Morning subject: Habit Even
ing subject: putting Out the FlRmr "
C n choir. seats free Strangers well
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GENERAL. merchandise business for
sale In nice little town. Annual bus
mess $4,000; Nice line In all branches
carried VIII sell on very easy terms
TO responsible party. Address Mer-
chant. care Times Dispatch. Richmond,
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BYcICLEs AND MOTORCYCLES.

FOR sale, one Jver Johnson bicycle
IN perfect condition. Apply 1907
West Broad street \ bargain for SIG.
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WANTED-Agents

THE celebrated Blue Ridge dyspepsia
water has State wide reputation
FOR relief OF indigestion and stomach
troubles. Ask your doctor. Sales
agency at Guerrant Arcade. Address
Phil F: Brown, rhones, Randolph 1903
or 4547.
BIG money being made every day by
our live agents selling our automo-
bile supplies Write for free !nstruc-
tons telling how. Conestoga Supply
Co. Berwyn, Pa
WA NTED, agents and statesmen for
high class automobile specialties.
Good for S76 to 500 weekly. Investi-
gate. l. Stewart Barr Co, Washing
ton, d G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27

LOST. between First Nationa, Rank
and j. T. Allen 6, Co, one pair gold
rim eyeglasses with chain and catch
attached Suitable reward IL left at
inc richmond Times Dispatch Office.
sALEAGED from James River frcshet
motorboat. Owner identify at New
stead Farm. William Forstener. II. F.
-. b. Richmond.
LOST, between lois West Grace Street
ana superior Theatre, or on Broad
bon watch fob ith-gold locket, carved
'front.'. initials S. w. -. on back, with
!adys photo inside. Reward IL returned
TO above address or call phone Ran
dolph 1929.
FOUND. sum OF money. NJ. f Delaney.
Murphy's Hotel
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HELP WANTED-Mnls

WANTED. an experienced man In gents
furnishing and haberdasherv. State
eNpcricncc and salary. z. o. Box 82s.
panville, Va
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TO EXCHANGE

---->~-~-----------
nave G!lt-cGge paper: will trade for
automobile. Address c. lie care
Times Dispatch.
WILL trade real estate paper for piano
Give full particulars and make Ad-
dress c III, care Times Dispatch
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proner,,

HOUSE, S rooms. bath. etc, garage
Arcly ill North Fourth Street
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&tbuun0 gilllps.pisputrb
s1xTY-FIFTH YEAR.

CELEPHUNE OUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
RANDoLPH 4 RANDOLPH
WANT An. RATES.
uAItY. enc cent wrrd N%en paid In ad.
vance No ad. tai-" Tor lcss than 10 csnth
kONItY. ono and 6us-half cents q word for
az classinod a"f except Situations Wanted
~ one cent wOrG- No sd- taken for less
az ADS: taken for ,srs than Is cents whom
charged G. phoned in. Phonod orders not
GUARANTEED :Iasrihcations not guaranteed
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FOR RENT-Flats.

FOR rent. new flats. rooms each. Pa-rl
Avenue, near Meadow. Epps x Epps
Co, 500 East Franklin.
FURNISHED fiat for rent. rooms hot
water heat. electric lights, etc: very
desirable. $50 per month. April | 10
Move mber l, second fiat. 1910 Park
Avenue
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NOTICE-Church.
- ->-~--
pn

PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBfTERIAN cHURcH H
the phs,S- at REV L A. NJ and by
i@:s, X. ii. "''' ' '' H'0'e Glasses at
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN cnuncu
Efth hear Main-REv. RUSSELL CECIL
d; r. pastor. Services at Il A. ~ There
union ssrvice1 ut Grace Street. when S. D.
GnRhON VIII speak Wednesday, s p NJ
Sunday School Gas A. NJ.
GRACE STREET PREsBY TERtAN
l. LlNGLE. D. p Ats p. NJ. s. con.
DON will give the first OF his rreat TAIL.
At p. NJ. MIR, Gordon will also speak.
CHuRCH OF THE covENANT-REv. ).
ine ~, III ~ Srk;w MT D D. pastor French
day school at $3.50 y. NJ and Bible CLASSES
meet Mt 10 o'clock a NJ No service al night
Inc opening service OF the meetings To be
PRESBYTERIAN Church Mt s o'clock No We'd
nesday service ut this church on account
or tho Gordon meetings Mt Grace Street
presbyteri"n during the week to THURSDAY
f've"yp odS welcome to all these meetings.
w r NJ NSTER PRESBYTERIAN
Church tRev JAMES Y. FAIR D. D. M.
torl-Preaching Tomorrow II o'clock by the
pastor. No night service. '
METHODIST
sen GETFE hS;. METHODIST taRAcE
pastor. DIR. r. A. SMooT viii breach ns
both services on Sunday at II A. NJ and
BROAD STREET METHODIST CHURCH
,Terth and Broad notwithstanding nj
REv Iom lnH s 81 sr * The pastor the
, meme; introdueing Others to Jesus" Even
ing subject: "Jesus's Reception OF the
stranger a cordial welcome to all
u Drrtc
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FOR SALE-Vehicles
FOR SALE-Business,

FOR SALE. 2 dump wagons. Can
seen at Is South Tenth street
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AUTOMOBILES.

CHANDLER Light Six, 5-passengcr,
good condition: looks good: new
tires; sclf-starter, etc 4 POI care
Times Dispatch.
FOR sale, 1913 Chalmers Six, self
starter and fully equipped. including
one extra tire, $500. Address Z. J. III
care Time s-DiSpntch
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WANTED. chauffeur. colored boy polite
and neat appearances: permanent
place for the right boy. Answer. Civ
ing references. IL. care Times Dis
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OFFICE space, phone. typewriter and
stenographer: will share above with
conGeniai party; moderate terms: loca-
ton Ninth ard Main. Call Madison
2917 for appointment
OFFICE room in Travellers Building
free TO male public stcnographer
Telephone service. + IL, care Times
Dispatch.
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WANTED, neat appearing CAPABLE
young men for good business promo.
siuon. Apply in person II West Main
street 1900
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-13
Dean Wood OF the State University Says
Slate viii Have Good Seed
Corn Yet
erom Saturdays Daily.

erom Saturdays Daily.
Minnesota's much -bcwai!ed corn
crop Is on on forty -five-day run 70
make up time. with today's sun
shine and warm weather the much
delayed grain hit the grade at the
foot of the tasseling stage OF thu
trip.
THE corn had a fast start" Dean
Woods OF the state university said
today in The Dispatch. and is show
ing tendency like many OF the 9TH
er crops to make up time"
Dean Woods estimated that Min
nesota Il would require from forty to
fifty days To mature.
"Such weather as this will do it,
the dean said. Even a few days of
rain and cold weather in the mean
time will not be particularly detri-
mental.
"By that time Il will be sufficiently
advanced 10 stand cutting and shock
ing, and, although frost may come. the
inside of the shock will make good
seed"
Although the nights now are rather
cool the summer heat Of the day time
speeds on the growth.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-13

Thomas Griff. do hereby challenge
the lawn mowers OF the world to a
competition for the championship
NThereafter he was dubbed L. Thomas
Grin by everyone. The contest was
held and !. Thomas Griff was declared
the winner. being presented with q
handsome lawn mower and an outfit
OF tools, which he wore suspended
from his belt while at work He was
considered quite hero. and the brass
Band was hired to serenade him. and
triumnhal march was held i'm his
honor. Grill never moved q lawn as
an ordinary person would. but usu-
ally began at the corners taking
Swath through, and then working up
from the other corner. doing his Ia
Dor in geometrical, designs. He was
very fond OF dogs. and had some fine
bull dogs. His park at the corner OF
Fulton and Willard street will no
doubt soon be a thing of the past"
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TivoH
From Saturdays DAILY.

From Saturdays Daily
Mrs. Martin Laird is visiting her
sister-in law Mrs. James Laird.
Mrs. B. l.. Miller and grandson
visited at the Mosher and BiggerstafI
home Thursday.
The Sunshine Club will give an ice
cream social next Wednesday evening
August IL at the w. Macbeth home.
Everybody Is cordially invited and
don't forget your pocket books. Don't
forget.
Mrs. Ray Macbeth is visiting at
Mr.. and Mrs. George OFT this week.
Mrs. Phalen Is suffering from a very
sore thumb. A short time ago she ran
a splinter under her thumb. she re-
moved some OF IL and IL started TO
be better when IL gathered and broke
again. She called on DIR. Macbeth of
st. Clair with il. but Wednesday.
although very sore il Is getting better.
A birthday party was held Friday
afternoon at the Mr. and Mrs. p. ].
Harvey home for Stephen.
Mr.. Shindle and William are helping
Mr.. Barton put up hay on the Millcr,s
place. Mr.. Barton is putting up on
shares.
The Sunshine club was greatly
enjoyed by all. delicious refreshments
were served to about ten all together.
The honor guests were the Misses
Anna McBeth. Cinda Harvey, Lottie
Bennett, Minnie Miller and Mary
Hoagiand and Misses Grace and
Pearl Bucholtz of st. Clair we're good
hostesses
Mr.. c. Williams has rented the
former Chas. Macbeth place.
Mr.. c. Barton made a trip to st.
Clair with his daughter Eva. Friday.
Everybody come Wednesday even
ing August IL. Where? At the Sun
shine club ice cream social at Walter
MacBeth's.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-13
would result In questionable prac-

would result In questionable prac-
tees.
mir. Schmitt waxed sarcastic. He
said why wait until a subsequent
LEGISLATURE of the state shall see III to
take enough time from its efforts to
regulate, the style of ladies' dress, the
length OF hatpins, the length of hotel
bed sheets. granting permission TO n
parent to disinherit his unborn child.
passing laws preferring pigs bitten by
dogs over children who might be per-
manently injured by a bite from the
same dog. laws providing bounties for
killing woodchucks, laws regulating
boxing matches and prescribing the
style of gloves to be used, laws pre-
scribing the kind of bait that may be
used by the fishermen i'm certain coun-
ties, laws requiring barefoot boys en-
gagged in picking up clans from
their native haunts to exhibit TO a
properly uniformed officer a state IL
cense to indulge In that noble sport
and spend Il in an effort to put upon
our statute hook some laws of real
importance. laws that are needed and
will benefit the whole public?'
No Worse Than Others.
MIR. Schmitt said that I'm his opinion
Minnesota attorneys were as high
as any, but he said the bar
association might as well concede that
some attorneys are guilty of practices
which are calculated TO injure the
profession.
Among the men who heard the adj
dress by Mr.. Schmitt and an address
on Legal Ethics by Charles A. Bos-
ton of New York were: Congress
man James X. Mann of Illinois, For
mer Congressman Fred c. Stevens of
ST. Paul, Congressman George r.
Smith of Minneapolis. Judge Oscar
Hallam and Commissioner Oscar Tay-
Tor of the supreme court. and Judges
John II. Steele. Daniel Fish and J. w.
Molynea,rx of Minneapolis"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-13
kasota
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Mrs. o. A. Swenson and son, Clifford
are visiting relatives in st. Paul for
few weeks.
Miss Dorothy Wilcox left Thurs
day for Bemidji to visit her sister,
Mrs. Glenn Hunt.
Mrs. Thee. Anderson and son. Ar
mold are the guests Of twin city rel
atives this week.
A Merry Co Round was set up on
the Chas. Swenson lawn on Wednes-
day for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Lamberton
and children spent the day in Mankato
Friday.
Misses Marie Ostrander and Ruth
Johnson visited nj the Waterman
home in the country several days OF
this week.
Chas. Kemp received u deep wound
on his head while at work in the
quarry on Tuesday OF this week. DIR.
Powell is attending the injuries.
The Mcdonald Bros. United Rail-
road show, consisting of thirty five
people. band. orchestra, educated
horses. ponies, mules. equilibrists,
acrobats, gymnasts. aerialists, leapers,
tumblers and funny, clowns will give
q tent performance here Saturday
afternoon and evening Don't miss il.
Little Wayne Aim is recovering
from a siege OF the whooring cough.
We are glad to report that Miss Ed
ma Waterman is recovering nicely
after a three weeks illness with
spinal meningitis.
Misses Ella kim and Ruth Kruger
Of Ottowa visited at the Otto Sven
son home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Ofenloch. Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Anderson and Miss
Bernice 0strandcr autoed TO Mankato
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Swenson and Mrs. Anna
Youngren are expected to return this
week from visit with relatives I'm
OrtOnville and the twin cities.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-13
From Saturdays Daily.

More then ten thousand delegates
were registered ut the World
Christian Endeavor convention. which
was held in Chicago July to II, and
represented every state In the u. s.
anG every country i'm the world. OF
this vast number more than 100 were
Minnesota Endeavorers. The conven-
ton proved to be the greatest Re-
ligious convention ever held. and
showed the great interest taken in
this work by the young people. The
meetings were held i'm the Coliseum.
which was taxed to its capacity OF
10000 ut every evening session, and
the singing was one OF the inspiring
features. as a chorus of 1900 led the
songs. ~
Mrs. w. L. Evans was the only
Mankato party i'm attendance. and the
young peoples societies of the Man
kato federation have given up their
regular Sunday evening meetings to
hear Mrs. Evans report on this great
convention. A big union meeting
will be held at the Congregational
church on Sunday night. beginning at
GAS, and everyone is invited to meet
with the young people. Special music
has been provided and Miss Maud
Barnes. ID. NJ. Jones. Meredith Crit
nth. and Sidney Davies will assist.