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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27

Mankato VIII henCeforth be the
headquarters Of the Southern Mime
sofa Curling association. which In
cludes the twin cities Duluth, and all
other towns in the southern part OF
the state. The commodious new build
ing. which is rapidly nearing compile
ton on the Mankato fair grounds, will
make an ideal club house and pavilion
for curling and skating. which pas
times will no dOubtibe popular sports
Of the coming winter season. The
Mankatoi Curling and Skating club
has made every effort toward the OBJ
tanning Of this fine new building. and
are to be complimenied upon the re-
suit of their labors. John Nyqu,st is
president Of the organization, c. ].
Laurisch is, vice, president and John
r. Snow is secretary. and treasurer,
and the building committee who have
had the plans I'm charge is composed OF
o. w. Morrow, a. s. Quimby. Theo-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
Judge Page Morris Renders Decision
In Case Now in the United States
Tribunal.

ST. Paul, August 2i.-Dr. w. J.
Havorka. st. Paul physician and drug
gist. will have to face trial at the De-
cember term OF the federal district
court for a violation of the Harrison
Narcotic law. Yesterday Judge Page
Morris in st. Paul denied DIR. Hav-
orka's demurrer TO the complaint and
held the law to be constitutional.
DIR. Havorka, who as physician and
druggist writes and fills his own pre-
scriptions. was indicted last June for
selling a large quantity of heroin and
morphine. A second indictment charged
him with securing the drugs through
the medium OF requisition forms pro-
yided by the government. Misrcpre-
sentation was charged.
Through his attorney. G.. u. O'Brien.
DIR. Havorka demurred 10 the COM
plant holding that the law was an
infringement on states rights and
therefore unconstitutional.
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Jewell OF Fulda are visiting friends in
the city. .-.--. ..r-.
ARTHUR n. Johnson OF St. Peter Wis
, tied business acquaintance I'm the city
today.
John MANI of Milwaukee is the
guest OF his son. Rev. J. +. MANI and
family.
Attorney Benjamin Taylor went To
Rochester yesterday OH u short bust
ness visit -
p. A. .Summerland left today for
Grand Meadow. where he will spcnc
several days on business.
Richard lawson of Window. who
visited friends I'm the city for several
DAYS. left for his home last evening.
Mrs. w. X. Williams wen; 10 Min
neopa yesterday for a short visit. az
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wig
ley.
Misses Mcdora Miller and Clyda
Hardy. both of Houston. Texas. are
visiting friends and relatives in Man
kato.
Miss Theresa Balkenhoi. stenog
rapher at the law Office of Attorney
j. w. Schmitt, Is taking two weeks
vacation.
: Miss Clconora Klcvcn Of Nortliileld
who has been visiting lin the city at
the home OF Rev. n. Moss, left for her
home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swanson and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. HALFWAY and
! baby spent Sunday at the homo oil
Guy Trask i'm Nicollet.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clay Boswell and son
of st. Clair, LEFT today for Superior,
and Duluth to visit relatives. They
| will be conc two weeks.
G. II. Copp. representing "The
Yankee Doodle Girls" booked for the
Mankato Theatre next Sunday even
ms. was I'm Mankato today.
Miss Frederick Stotmeistcr. local
nurse. has gone to spend a vaction
at Moline, Ill. and St. Louis, Mo. She
will be gone about six weeks.
Rev. John Il. Jones and wife CT
Columbus. Wis. were guests OF MIR.
and Mrs Peter Lloyd yesterday. while
enroute for a. visit ut Cambria
+. W. holloway of Minneapolis
spent the week end with his family,
who arc -Tisiting In West Mankato at
the home OF c., G. Swanson, in West
Mankato. 'aH
Rev. Henry Moss left for West
brook. Mimi. this afternoon. He will
deliver a lecture at>the Y. p. league
conventions In session at1that place
this week. returning Thursday neon.
II. @. Clark of Chicago arrived N
the city this noon. and together with
w. w. Klingman motored to Eigin
Mimi. en- a business trip in the in
terests OF the Equitable Assurance
company.
Nr. and Mrs Arden Jones. accom-
pat1ied By Misses Margaret and Dora
and luther Taylor n,otored to Rem
vile, Mimi. Sunday. and spent the
day with the iatter's sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. c. Sharahan.
Jacob Swenson. seventy Eight years
old. living on, Thoplpson's .rayine. left
this morning for Rochester to under
go an operation for Kidney trouble.
Mr.. Swcnsoil iustd sto be a rag dealer.
He has wife'and four grown sons.
Mrs. DAN STANDARD OF st. Paul and
asersaanx6tcG Hfate. q Nss6 has3p qbttlf
aIhnkatod as the. Guests 81
Mrs. stannard's Two sisters. Misses
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27

nected with the different temples,
which arenall beautiful structures,
with masses of detail work i'm their
carving. and gold ami tvividly colored
frcscoes. IsuT-r. 3 S.
Have Many odd Notions.
The Japanese have many odd no
tons. A cat had been carved to adorn
one of the temples, and II looked SO
lifelike that the eyes were left closed.
so It, couldn't run away A beauti-
fully carved pillar that adorned one
of the temples was considered so
perfect that II might offend the gods
and was therefore installed upside
down I'm order to appcasc them. Our
visit TO Japan wgs wonderfully inter
esting, as was also our visit TO the
San Francisco exposition. One thing
liked about the exposition was that
u was 81 tvHicallv American. II was
worry cold In San Franchises. but VIC
had almost 'euoush hot weather while
In The Philippines to hast as for
awhile. and WELCOME the cool days"
At the conclusion of his furlough
Captain and Mrs. Hughes were to go
to Texas City. where the captain was
TO be stationed. hut the recent heavy
STERN IN that vicinity has about wirc,i
ont the government property. with
less of life to number of soldiers.
and Il Ia net known ~ present II tho
government camp WI be resumed
there. - i" BE-. stae
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
George Voolfolk Was Before Judge
w. A. Plymat in the Police
Court This Morning.
2 nm TUESDAYS oaIIy.

George A. Voolfolk. telephone
lineman, in the employ OF the Bell
company. pleaded guilty in police
court today to the charge OF failure
to support his wife. Theresa Wool
folk The husband had bandaged
chin, and IL was related that his jaw
was injured and two ribs were brok-
en- i'm fall that he had from a pole
at Glencoe, Mimi, week ago last
Friday. However, he stated that he
was drawing $40 day from the
company during the period of his dis
ability. and when working for the
company in the city could get $3.50
n day. Judge w. A. Plymat made an
order that he pay IS week to his
wife. and required a bond of 500 to
guarantee that this be done. The de-
PENDANT was placed under a suspend
ed sentence of forty days in the coun-
Nv iail
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
How One Young Man Drove Away
With Horse That Did Net Be-
long to Him.
From tuesdays Daily.


lie had just ovCreStinated the "a
pacity OF his nerves to stand the eff
fects of beer. Such at least was the
excuse of a young man giving the
Hame of Brandt and claiming TO hail
from Iowa. for driving OFT with the
wrong horse ond buggy. and getting
the buggy smashed up last evening.
The Young man has been working
with a threshing crew out In Nicollet.
Yesterday he came to town with a
companion. travelling with horse and
buggy. Brandt. according to his own
story. had net had drink all sum
mer. 50 he thought he would take a
little beer yesterday. That little was
a little too much. He got separated
from his companion at the Sauipaugh
corner and wandered to the Stahl
house. near which he saw a horse and
rig standing. This belonged to Mrs.
Arthur kroeger, living on the river
bank In the north end of town. but
, Brandt seemed to suppose Il was the
rig he came in. so he proceeded 20
drive back into the country. He
crossed the bridge and drove along
Belgrade, but was poor at driving. and
the horse seemed to resent being
driven by an incompetent. The re-
suit was that one fill was soon broken
and the front of the buggy damaged
There is no telling what might have
happened II other people had no,
stopped him. and taken charge OF the
outfit.
The young man was taken by Dep
uty Sheriff Nixon over to the Mankato
police station. This morning he set
tied with Mrs. Kroeger. paying her q
fiye-dollar bill. and was then ALLOWED
to go, without being made to answer
to a criminal charge. The young mar
was deeply Inundated.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
Eagle Lake
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Root ard four
children motorcl d1wn from Morgan,
Mimi. Sunday and paid Capt. Ira II.
Reynolds and family plea ant visit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S, w. Buckles and
two of their children from rear Lake
Crystal, motcred here Sunday to make
arrangements ( r tn, County Sunday
School convention to be held In Eagle
Lake November 6 and Z. Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckles are pleasant people II meet.
Mr.. Buckles Is president OF the County
Sunday School association.
The funeral o the late DIR. A. i.
Cumm ms was well attended, ini was
here from out OF town were III. W.
Aliens OF Owatoilna: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jamcs Cummins OF GAINESVILLE: Mrs.
n. N. Davis and Mrs. Jennie Shell OF
Janesvillc: Mrs. Oliver Eunham. and
l.. Harris and family Of Redwood
Falls: Mrs. Tucean. South Superior.
Wis; Mr.. end Mrs. Morgan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles. and Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Broks OF Lime Town. MINI. Sixty
members Of Schillers lodge, and large
number from !. o. o. r. of Mankato
lodge: a Coodly number from James
vile I. o. o. F. were there and de-
posited cversrcens upon the casket at
the grave.
Mrs. Jessie Cummins sold her house
and lots end furniture during the
week. and left Saturday for Duluth.
Mrs. z. ]. Russell has purchased the
late home OF Mrs. Tammany for $500.
This viii give her snug hcme near
the church. 80"
Ears OF corn have appeared on the
corn stalks. and have made growth
Of from IL tn rs inches In length In
from IS to 20 DAYS.
Mrs. Malta Tammany purchased
the home of Mrs. Josie Cummins to-
gether with six lots. This piece of
sround will afford food for her famous
COW. which rives so much rich milk.
She expects TO realize $2?0 this year
from the sale OF this cows milk, at
I'VE cents a quart.
Threshing Is being done by two
machines. one the Englerth machine,
and one the George Macbeth machine.
Both report great variance I'm the
number OF bushels bv the farmers. as
some y.cld bountifully. while other
fields yield but little. Oats seem to run
about 80 bushels to the acre.
Mr.. and Mrk.cCx ID. apRkle'rl1l drncd
Sunday evening from Hprley,4as where
they spent cjgbt days yts}fiHg the
latter parents, Jhes maaeslh trip
each way IN one, day. .a,disfance each
' 'sss &sSSas g. 5gsS s ssss
rep6fl .tne( The Iowa .lPrQps.. compare
favorably With those Of Minnesota.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27

Mamie and Rose Albert. left yester-
day for Luverne. to visit at the home
OF Mrs. STANDARDS brother, John l..
Albert.
Miss Clenora Klenen, who has been
staying at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Henry Moss. the last two weeks. re-
turred to Mortified this afternoon
Miss Klenen graduated from St.
Olaf college this spring and will teach
English at the high school at Coop
erstown. N. d., the coming winter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
Two Hundred and Fifty People Made
Up Party That Visited Manka-
to Today.
From TUESDAYS Osiiv

Fifty automobiles and $50 tourists
from New Richland. Mimi, passed
through Mankato this afternoon be-
tween three and four o'clock. A brief
- stop was made In front OF the city hall
Z and there a concert was given by a
band of forty pieces.
The tourists started from New Rich
% land nj nine O'Clock this morning
Thence they went to Waldorf. Mime
sofa Lake. Mapleton. Good Thunder
and Rapidan. where they had dinner
!. After dinner they came ON TO Nam
n katojnTha further route lay siaoMad-
Z ison Lake. Elysian. and GAINESVILLE &c
!. waseess6bene IL was planned TO have
supperii hFYas thought that the ma
- tslfuHo New oR1<hlandswodldt beumade
,ajln iten ucfnrk ffk1nbdit. aucd atrc1
The affair was in'the hands OF com
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
Notable
Improvement
at the
Fair Grounds

dore Just and s.. X. Towles. Messrs.
Nyquist and Atchison are also men,
bers of the Fair association and rep
resent that organization In the build
ing project. and with the ready sup
pcit OF the club members the officers
and committee expect to have the
new building in readiness for this
seasons sport. and to conduct one or
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
issnkato Executive Asked to Attend
Opening Of the Motor Speed
way In Cities.
From Tuesdays psIiv.

VIM Powers, mayor OF st. Paul,
writes to The Free Press as follows
Mayor A. @. Meyer of yankato has
accepted my invitation. to attend the
opening OF the new motor speedway
on September 4th. as the guest OF
the mayor of St Paul. Nearly one
hundred other mayors of north
western cities viii also attend. This
great event will be. not merely a
local celebration. but a truly north
western achievement. and will tend
to bind the people of this section in
closer bond OF friendship. st, Paul
hopes to see many of the good neigh
bors OF the surrounding territory in
attendance on this OCCASION t
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From Tuesdays Daily.

No appeal will be taken from the
decision of Judge w. l.. Comstock
closing up four of the st. James sa-
looms. those of ]. G. Bermel, A. Peter
son, y. Ostrom and s. =. Miller. These
four saloons will close at ten o'clock
this evening. Attorney S. ID. Wilson,
who has conducted the case for The
four proprietors. stated today that no
appeal would be taken, as even VIC
tory in the state supreme court would
give the saloons so little time to run
before the county would go dry by
the vote Of June last, that II would
not pay for the expense Of making
the fight. The saloons will receive
back from the city of st. James $1,000
each. paid for the four licenses which
the court declared illegal. Accord
ing to the holding of the court, the
four saloons had no legal licenses
after their old licenses expired on
July 2. The county voted dry on
June Z. The court held that under
the law. the four saloons could not be
granted new licenses.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
From TUESDAYS Daily.

Frank II. Barnes of Blue Earth
county to the Thomas Halvorson
Lumber company of watonwan
county. $1,000. lots seven. eight and
nine, block four. and let's four and
five. block nine. all In the village OF
Vernon Center
Desire Deputy to Christine Graemer
both of Blue Earth county. s625. east
half of south 81 feet OF Let six. block
60. city of Mankato.
Hammond A. Meyer to John d.
Martin. both of Blue Earth county
$1,000. lot IA, block two. Ray and
Noes addition to Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27

the most wide awake clubs In the
country.
The new building will cost S2,50D.
and Is 56x150 feet in dimensions. II
will contain two cluo rooms, one for
women and one for men, the womeD's
club room to be located on the second
floor Both club rooms will have glass
frCnts. overlooking the four sheets OF
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
mittee of which Rev. Fathes GcssEan
of New Richland was chairman.
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George c.
Passed Away in ST. Paul
Yesterday.
Ernnf Inesdav,s Daily.

Mrs. Sophia st. Clair died I'm st.
Paul yesterday. her sudden passing
away being caused by heart disease.
She was thirty eight years of age.
being the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George OFT of East Main street.
this city. The surviving relatives are
the widower. a sister, Mrs. Lille Comp
ton. Eagle Lake: brothers, Frank
OFT. Mankato, George 0t;, Mankato
township; Jacob OFT. -Mankato. In
torment will be made in q Minneapo-
lis cemetery.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
House Party Entertained.

Mrs. John G. Gcriich entertained at
a house party at her summer home at
Lake Washington. Those In the party
were Mesdames T. II. Andrews. r.
Bequett. Carl Bengston. Thomas
Clark. NJ. Scllens. T. II. Summers. II.
c. Gerlach, Miss Hazel Clark and
Ruth Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. r. Halter
and Mrs. Henry Halter and son of
was spent. The weather. water and
refreshments being the very best.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
from Tuesdays osIIs.

Little Jeanette Anna Broderson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brod-
erson/of Decoria, died this morning
at 3:3O a. m. having been sick for
about week. with an illness which
developed from blood poisoning. She
was born April 10, 1918. and was a
bright little girl, and will be sadly
missed by her bereaycd parents.
The funeral will be held from the
family home in Decoria on Thursday
afternoon at y. m, with interment
i'm the Decoria cemetery. Rev. Henry
Moss will officiate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
Party For Miss Dorothy Eberhsrt.

Miss Harriet Ncrbpyig~ was hostcss
last evening at very pleasant out
door party in honor of Miss Dorothy
Eberhart Of st. Paul. the affair he
ing held en- the lawn in front OF the
NcrbOvig summer home at Madison
Lake. About twenty guests were pres
ent and the time was spent IN toast
ing marshmallows and wicners 1T n
bonfire and with outdoor games.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27

day evening. August 80. Mrs. Snyder
will give n musical in honor of the
visitors. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder with
leave Tuesday for their fishing lodge
at Sand Creek. Wis. where they will
remain until Friday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27

Miss Florence Hill has returned
from vacation visit In Chicago
w. S. Whitney OF Marshall, M.nn..
was caller in the city tcday.
William Markle OF Winona was a
business caller i'm the city today.
G. M. Miller of Fairmont. Mirn..
visited friends in the city today.
L. S. Wagner OF Owatonna was a
guest at the Heinrich hotel todav.
Attorney G. j. Laurisch wac In st.
Peter ON legal business yesterday.
Z A. Es Athey of Redwood Falls was
a business visitor In the city today.
Miss Laura SCHUYLER returned yes-
terday from a, short visit at Madclia.
DIR. 7. G.. Kelley and family are
spending the week at Madison Lake.
Rev. and Mrs., w. II. Emery OF Arr
hey were in the city on business to-
day.
r. II. Griffin of Good Thunder called
on business associates in the city to-
day.
Joe II. and Kelsey Johnson Of Al
bert Lea wore visitors In the city to.
day. sl-1iiE hhfi ps'
Rev. Henry Moss viii preach at the
Decoria rchufehifhext Sunday fore
nolyuJ 4szAgi9 9oiin8 feih laE'
u sir. sand Mrs. II. bragg OF Rochester
lydsesskd oal Rlie SR}nlA&elu flbteI
81 mori rsdioiE .Eyvi ~
Misses Mary stanke and Dorothy
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
From TUESDAYS oauv.

r-f@Me for America any timel. so
declared Mrs Everett Hughes. wife of
Captain Hughes this morning. when
asked II she would like to return to
tho Philippines. where the captain and
|ihe<Eclff;baynsfved rfOrolhs n&st tRiree
years. I'VE have been, hawdy from
home too long. ~ want America,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
Story Hour at Library.

Story hour for the children will be
held at the library tomorrow morn
ing at ten o'clock. and all the child
rem are cordially invited to come and
hear the stories. which will be told
by Misses Margaret Marsh and Alice
Perrin. The childrens story Is be-
coming a popular time with the young
folks and are much enjoyed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
From TUESDAYS UaIIv

Jack LeClair. an employee Of the
Consumers Power company. got his
wrist dlslocated yesterday while
cranking a car.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-27
Some Hints to Mother.

In the Better Babies department of
the September Woman's Homo Com
panion appears the following mother
calendar for September
Keep your baby away from SICK
people and out OF crowds.
do not let people kiss your baby
on lips or cheeks. d.
"A baby needs exercise. so do not
keep your little one tied in his chair
or vo-cart too much Creeping Is
excellent for developing the muscles.
do not try to teach your baby to
stand. A healthy baby will stand and
walk when strong enough to do so.
Never give your baby tastes Of
your own food. II is very dangerous.
IL he Is old enough to have solid
foods. he should be on a regular diet
adauted to his age.
Dress your baby according to the
temperature, not merely according to
the season OF the year.
Remember that September nights
are often chilly, even though the days
may be hot; see that yOur baby does
not sleep in q. draft. Keep the wind
cws open wide. but put q screen
around his bed. z
Go and see the school where you
send your children. and satisfy your
self that II Is sanitary, properly heat
ed. lighted and ventilated, and not
ovcr-crowGed.
Give each child who goes to
school pretty folding drinking cup.
or supply OF individual paper cups. '
Supper and Musical.
81. Paul News: Mrs. r.. Fl. Snyder
gave supper on Sunday evening at
her home. Tho Crossroads, In honor
OF Mrs. .Freflerick Hollis s'and Miss
Helen Hollis, Sioux Falls. s. ID. Miss
! Hollis graduated this. year from the
qgaRfz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ami
With her mother sis1spenillhgsh Week
at Glen Morris, Christmas. lake. Mon
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United In Marriage.

United In Marriage.
John n. Campbell and Miss Lou
media Fuller, beth OF Mankato, we're
united i'm marriage last evening b.
Judge Evan Hughes OF the probate
court.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-07

son-in-law and daughter Of Mr.. Phel'
an. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Stewart and
little daughter, Jane, and Mr.. Phel'
ans son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. J. Phelan, also of Bowman, N
D., and Mr.. and Mrs. White w. Scott
of Marmarth, N D. Mr.. and Mrs
Scott will make their future home in
Fargo, and while in Minneapolis are
guests of Mrs. SCOTS mother, Mrs. A
B. Robbins.
Mrs. Phelan's travelling gown is OF
gray suiting, with a hat to match with
moleskin furs.
New Years day family dinner was
given by the bride at the Hampshire
Arms. Covers were placed for IA and
the decorations were red carnations
and California pepper berries that had
been sent to the bride. The guests in.
cluded the out-of-town guests who at,
tended the wedding last evening. -
Grand Forks Herald.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-07

Since the inception Of the Chautau'
qua movement in Valley City, four
years ago, nothing promising larger
results has occurred. that. the action
of the board of directors at its last
meeting in transferring the entire
charge of it's reading. course work to
a Company composed Of A. q. Prior,
E. P. Getchen, Prof. Wemett ana
Alex Karr.
These gentlemen will incorporate
and assume entire responsibility Tor
and management of this work.
Messrs. Getchell, Wsmett and Kari
are we'll known to all our readers. Mr.
Prior, who is a Congregational minis
ter-a graduate of Oberlin College
is a most successful preacher and lee
turer, a cultured gentleman in every
sense of the term. He will act as gen
eral superintendent of the work and
spend all his time in the field lectur'