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THE ANDERSON SHOWS
MOVIES FIRST time.
Initial Performance Yesterday
Pleased Large Audiences
Fine Orchestra Music

.
Saturday saw the initial Offering of
motion pictures at "The Anderson"
theatre. and we'll pleased were the
large numbers OF people who attended
the afternoon and evening shows.
Five splendid offerings were on the
program, two Essanay, one Lubfn, an
Edison and one Selig productions be-
Ing shown. One OF the most enjoyable
features of the days entertainment,
however, was the splendid orchestra
music. Under the direction OF Mr..
r. G. Cooper, the talented leader of
the orchestra, entrancing music was
rendered throughout the afternoon
and evening performances.
For Monday a FIVE reel Lubin pic
ture is coming, this being "The Gamb-
lers." and one Of the strongest films
on the market.
Finishing touches were put on the
theatre yesterday by painters, decora-
tors and other artisans. One of the
most modern things about the Emuse-
ment equipment are the panic
bolts" which have been attached to
the four large double doors forming
the main entrance to the auditorium.
These are so constructed that the
slightest pressure upon one OF the
'handlea causes the doors to spring
open. The panic bolts are in line
with other up-tc~date features cf the
new playhouse. ~. &
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With The Church Women
Message for baptist W. NJ. U. Orrani.
sations.
Phone 81.

Every society of the Baptist w. nj.
.. Is urged to set apart February 25
(or some day Of that week Il possible)
as day for prayer and special effort
for home missions. ON this date Il is
urged that every uneniisted woman in
the church be visited with a view TO
awakening her interest and securing a
contribution to home missions. To this
end Distribute home mission literature
which can be secured from the nome
board, Atlanta. Ga.
Let every member select some spe-
cial thing as the object of self-denial
and give the cast of this as an extra
gift.
If societies feel that they cannot
work this plan on the above date, then
select another date, Just as you'll have
time to report to Miss Jessie King
by April "a.
Women. girls boys, and children
lets make liberal gift to home mis-
eions, even at Q sacrifice. for their
God indeed blesses the giver and
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Z o - 0 o o o 20 Q o. . |,

I 4 "a = Z /. t.Tt \
0nr rescs through this ses-iioIa zsftira
beginnirg TO improve q great deal.
during the pretty wea'ir.r last week,
but the recent rain has put us back
In .the~same old rut, In the same O.
wagon without any grease
War! War! low priced cotton. ana
hard times. seem to be the topic OF
conversation everywhere, and at all
3timer through the day and night. Nov
listen kind readers. stop and think,
ask yourself how much good II Is do
Ing you to worry SosT % ain iiiS. a ios5 is
your patience, and perhaps your tenn
Ssr too; over sueh friviloua subjects.
We BELIEVE that the war is not the
cause of the p-ice Of cotton being
SO low. IL you want to get our opin-
lon, 1t is. this: That the little hair
Drained, thick skulled cotton specula-
tor Is at the bottom of the whole bus
mess, and IL it were in our power
to do so. we would make him earn
his bread by the sweat OF his brow,
Tor q few years ut least.
Oh. yes, now wouldn't we love 20
see hira out In the grass and harvest
fields perspiring out his fine airs and
graces wearing homemade jeans, and
20 big STRAW hat, ha! wouldn't he
rneSe a charming picture, ployfnR .
contrary mule o whole week on half
ratfons. then late Saturday evening
take him from the pIow, hook him ID
the farm wagon and drive i've or
Six miles to town, and then when she
gets there, we would dearly love 10
see him have to pay $500 for q boot
leg or flour, 20 cents per poup1S for
pacon, and not get any sugar or coR-s
zee at ALL eaying nothing abol1t Tho
other little necessary articles we aIl
have to have; then 70 home and millr
hali dozen cows, feed the chickens and
Pigs, carrying IN stove wood and fira
wood, and then IL he Is not ready FOR
supper, at the usual time, gel aoofi
.scolding from his wi6s. Mr.. Specuia-
tor we think that would be eilourtl
TO convert you. -
The many friends of Mrs. Nannsa
White will be pleased TO learn thai
she is at home again, after an atsanca
or two weeks. She has been =. slss,
Anderson hospital for the pnst fw5
weeks. Mrs Whise, we nre certais,Iv
pleased 70 learn that you STOOD vorr
operation SO well, and that y6,, are ! st
home so soon. 6 s. ~. Z -
ar. and Mrs. L G. White ana iittIe.
SON Harold oe near Central, and Mas
Ter Sloan and little Miss Blanche
sslislespie spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. p G. Gillespie. q e 8
Mrs. M. i Scott spent last VVAaS,ss.
day AFTERNOON With Mrs. j. Cs GiIIea-
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Washington Birthday Special
Shoes That Satisfy"
Masonic Temple Building

as souvenir of this happy occasion.
Later the children were carried into
the beautiful dining room and here
the colors OF red, white and blue were
also prettily carried out even in the
refreshments served
Among the little folks present were:
Lucille and Frances Thompson, Laura
and Lucius Murphy. Christopher Sayre,
Lucy LeCroy, Alice Minor, Margaret
Zimmerman, Elizabeth Dean, Melvin
Sullivan, Frances Hart, Melba MacauA
ley, Sam Harper, Ruth and Grace
Phelps Sasseen, Virginia Adams, Mary
Brown, Marion Murphy, Ennis Broy
Katherine Fowler, Clandia prevost.
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cards. The highest score was made
by Miss May Russell. She was present.
ed a box of .cahdied cherries in an
original speech by Supt. McCants.
Delicious refreshments, consisting
of salad, hot tea. sandwiches, crack
ers and almonds were served by
Misses Lewis. Brown. Pruitt, Parks,
Major, Lee and Harris.
Tiny silk flags decorated each plate,
dag doilies were also used.
Doors OF each room were then OPEN
ed and the teachers were shown
through the building by Prof. and Mrs.
Chambers. Especially interesting was
the manual training room, where the
handsome new work desks are and
where the school boys spend many a
pleasant hour now. In the Office were
the finished products of the work.
room, such as bread-boards, coat
hangers. flower stands and sticks.
Also here was seen the dainty pieces
OF sewing done by the girls of this
school. These articles were very
much admired. With one acord every
one voted this to be one OF, the incest
afternoons spent inside a school.
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Central Presbyterian Church.

Rev. d. Witherspoon Dodge, pastor.
Sunday school at 1876, Morning SER
vice at 1880. sermon by pastor. Sub
ject: Eaymen's missionary conven-
ton at Charlotte, Women's chorus
singing ''VenIte. !; Evening service at
1880 o'clock. Sermon by pastor: Sub
jeof: Every Prayer Answered" :" Trio
consisting of Miss Stfanathan, Mr..
Rex Rice and Alf. Sam Orr Trihbie
viii hing, Thesp1biic Is cordiaii7iin
syited to all services,
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A. RIP CInrcI,.

Sabbath school at 10:3O a. m. Mr..
J.. A. Cook will open the school, Sub
ject OF the lesson: "Sin Destroys a
Family" preaching at 1880 a. m. and
at 7:45 p. m. God has O. saving mes
sage for all who will hear Him. The
devil hates to see men go to Bible
class and to the house of worship.
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cur TtfFg our W05g

q yol don want e fodAy, you fiiay
next week. Ssssd this advertisement
and s epnts to f'oiSy & TO. Cbieaso:
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9 Pleasant whoietolae and cleansinE
per6atiEes Just the thing for Winters
Alu8piah bowels and torpid liver.
IlHee Weis lgloNn standard remedies
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Pretty Party for Littla FolSs.

A very pretty party for the little
folks was given on Saturday by Miss
Elijah Roper at her home on Sayre
street
It ". seventh birthday of the
young hO, }. Decorations of red,
white and bl, e. appropriate to George
Washington's birthday were used in
profusion all through the house. An
unique and amusing contest of try
ing blind folded, to pin the hatchet on
the right tree On a large picture af-
forded the children lots of fun. The
first prize o red, white and blue PEN
the children1 were given d gmaiI nag
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81. Johns Methodist Church.

John w. Speake. pastor. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Preaching at
1850 a. m. and nt o'clock in the
afternoon. Mr.. Speake win preach at
both services. While delightful mu-
sic has been arranged for both SER
vices the afternoon service Is In the
main service Of music and song.
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RNe<the Teachers.

Saturday AFTERNOON was quite an
ideal one in every way for the teach
ers OF the Anderson city schools. At
this time the doors of the Kennedy
street school were thrown open to
them, the teachers OF this school act
ing as hostesses. The hall and dres-
sing room were decorated with How
ers and growing plants. while the par
ior Tor the afternoon was Hastily dec
Eorassd with flowers. flags and red,
/ white and blue hunting. On the wall
hung pictures OF George and Martha
Washington. y y
Tho AFTERNOON " IS spent very pleas
!. antly,Sin playing sGeorge,' dice; the
scores Eaing kept on red hatchat place
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ST. Joseph's catholic Church.

First Sunday of Lent Sunday
school at 10 e. M. sharp. Mans and
sermon at 1890 q. m. Sermon and
benediction at f:ao p. m. Visitors are
cordially invited.
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Colonial Ten

The young ladies of the Y. w. A.
will give Colonial Tea on Monday
afternoon from 4 to In the Senior
Baracca room of the First Baptist
church. Their guests will be the
young ladies' of Anderson College,
The Colonial idea will be carried out
the decorations and costumes of the
young hostesses. and q very delightful
entertainment is being planned.
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The Anderson (illarallly
Trust Company
llslnn

Now yen have money you can invsst IL
your income by getting FIRST class rarer bs6Ss
per cent We Of the opinion that or leaslarss ssE
pass = 9 per cent law n & State, but YOU have sonlraes s
number Of years at g Per cent you ore sale. sa
Oar plan s to bring the people who sans o loan and Is
VINO want to borrow together won't hsve @
your TO want money just SET Is s an Ist &
your wants and wM what can Be dcre shoat
want SSsts ss'5a 80
Anoson Scuniy mortgages better than you can ea
~hsrs on earth Better tan bonds besssr ss stok e. g. 90
sheatss better than stock the Elevator cenpssy hse s M
ssoe better than bank tsn ban dsns; ys k
rate e interest backed BY better fast ts v<p 49,
saisst invessnaert So Be had Gss IN ns qus s IS
we can fhs talk e matter With you and sors t
and al the laads oforod secit ere e sns1 te
ehq hs losns are desirable va ss 81
ness iand'; also that you hAve st asast
oo sores wei inproved ss5Oo0o loan
q acres wen improved sIaoe1s loan nahtsd
ee acres yell improved loan antsd S
g sores wen Improved sssoOe loan wsnea
g aeres well improved ss0poa loan wanted S
100 acres Worih slsoa9o ioan wanted . . s go 81
iOe acres worth slyoOO0, loan Jsanea! M . .ssSS
lse well improved, worth Sss9ses yssAtss SSs ~
20 aeres ven mpreved, sseOaae ssahs6a S. IA Il
g acres wen Improved uSrh Ssasa0a wanted sIsN1IS
se acres wen sa0s0s0 ssatsa
ies wsI nproysd, wotb eaDeo0e ASnssa s SsR ss
Ono ON hsass Iet saa
Cenle early ana ses shsisss 80
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a comblnation truck ard lack eaa
Ipeen patented to enable one ssa,ts IA
nse q heavy befrel and support III
while ~ epntsgfs are I>afnf wIslll.
drazh +, y ''s'.
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Miss Polk Leayes Tonsorroy.

Miss Wilma Polk leaves tomorrow
for her home at Jackson. Tenn. after
a six weeks visit to her sister, Mrs.
Bond Anders on. Miss Polk has been an
unusually attractive and phsular visi-
tor and has been the. rec Dispt of many
pretty social attentions 3al'ing her
visit here. 81.
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makes the liberal soul fat"
MRS. Z. w. MASTERS,
superintendent.
Epworth Lea1ue.

There will be a business meeting OF
the Epworth League of st. Johns
Methodist church on Monday evening
at o'clock. The members are urged
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Hear our o cIaestra and
see the best pictures. An
dersosl Theatre.
AssIsE lIr. F,eifoiln.

Mrs. Theo Fhnt OF ToWnyilie. re-
Gently arTirnd In slaA elkg % tesza nm
,ilnf snties as assistant 20 County Sup
etintenlnnt OF Educhtion j. B. FELTON,.
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ClndereiIa.

Tomorrow morning beginning at
1880, the Paramount Theatre will
show Mary Pickford in Cinderella.
II will be a benefit performance for
the Anderson College. and will con-
tinue all day. Prices will be &c and
i0c. It will be a five reel play and
win take almost 15 minutes to the rel:
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Natives OF the Andanan Is,ani,s
slaow respect for the memory 81 de-
ceased felat tires by DreserFirE their
teeth and wearing them as iieciSlaees
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!. 80; q e 5nriIl. "a lGIifrss.s

The members OF the Tea Party Girls.
were delightfully."- entertained on Eri-l
day afternoon by Miss Mary Sadler.
at Hotel Chiqu0la. The time was
happily spent playing games until the
little guests were invited Into the
room where the table was bright with
flowers, and here dainty refreshments
were served. The children were de-
lighted over the cake In which were
hidden the mystical embienis OF their
fortunes. In cutting the dime fell to
Miss Ruth Keese, the thimbfe to Miss
Sara Crayton, the button TO Master
Fred Bleich and the ring to Miss Mary
Sadlef. II
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Missian stndr CIass

The Mission Study Glass OF the Y.
w. "A. will meet this afternoon at four
o'clock. DR.. J. F. Vines will he the
leader. ~ ,s2EzkiG
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Deliehtful ponrd Parry.

A delightful little informal affair for
the younger social set was given on
Friday evening at Miss May Ligon's on
vest Whitner street. 1t was q sur
prise party for the attractive young
hostess, and each guest brought q
pound. and after dancing for q while
the many pound packages were OPEN
ed up and q regular feast of good
things were fully enjoyed. It was a
very happy and enjoyable evening.
Among the guests Misses Lydia Nc
Gully, Helen Harris, Emily Sullivan,
Esther Lassiter, Eleanor Frank. AL
berta Farmer, Messrs. John Towh~
send, Robert Burris, Arthur Barton.
Hale Bewley. Sloan Stevens, Ralph
Smith. Roger Barton. and Mr.. Dug
gan. /.
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\ sDfxie OhapteE

"a The Dixie Chapter u. d. C. will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at half past.
three. With the president, Miss Nellie
Cochran. -
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CoIonini Tea.

The ladies of the Aid Society OF ST.
Johns Methodist church will give a
Colonial Tea'' on Monday afternoon
from to 6 in honor OF the ladies' OF
the church. The ladies have made
every plan for a pretty affair, as the
colonial effect will be carried out in
every detail
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lIr. ana lIrs. gleIch Entertaln.

Mr. and Mrs. @. II. Rleich entertain-
ed the officers and directors of the
anderson Development CO., at an ele-
giant supper. at Hotel Chiquola ON Fri
day evening after the opening per-
formance at the Anderson Theatre
The AFFAIR was beautifully planned and
carried out. and fully enjoyed by all
who were fortunate as to be MIR. and
Mrs, Bleiehis guests. Among these
were. Mr.. and Mrs. q. III. T0Iiy, Mr..
and Mrs, r.. r. King. MFR. and Mrs.
fRGfus Fant. Mr.. and Mrs, !. NJ. Evans,
Mr. and Mrs. j. 7. Pearson. Mf. and
Mrs. ". Il Brissay. mr.. and Hrs. Por-
ter Whaley. Mr.. and HGrs. Leo Geis-
burg. Miss Estelle Earle OF Green
Vile, Mr. 4. 8. Fowler. Mr.. J. 8. F'ow-
lefs 5r. ss
q Tho Lander Club will meet ct tie
home OF lsrs. 81 4. Harris, Calhotss.
street. next Friday afternoon at a
o'clock.
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Christian Church.

]. r. Black, pastor. Only Bible
school at 10:30 q. m. No preaching
morning or night, Pastor is away
filing other puipits. There will be :
special service Monday night. Feb.
may ss-. ss. .;ss;i;;l s; "a :sss,si 81 kan
SIS .ssss Cityt viii speak, C ( nj, aff Bo5th rep
resents the church extension beard
and Is n gifted speaker. All invited to
hear him at 1880 Monday night.
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Pretty Party.

= Little Miss Aldene Bowie entertain
ed abont twenty five OF her little
friends AT q very pretty party on Fri
ssssaIEccs at her home On ssisgcs:
street. II was in honor or her seventh
birthday and q very happy occasion
lit proved to be for the little folks.
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Miss Moore of Westminster is a
weekend visitor of Miss Charlotte
Parks.
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i SOCIETY III
DzA. b. Meeting.
HRS. W. A. HUDGENS, Editor
Phone 81.

Dz2A. b. Meeting.
The Caleechee Chapter ID. A. r. viii
meet on Monday afternoon Mt four
o'clock with Mrs. n. A. Wiggington
on Greenyiiie stTeet.
Mrs. Bond Anderson will go to At
1anta on Monday with Miss Polk. She
will only be away few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lee of Greenville
are the guests Of Mrs. Lees mother.
Mrs. John c. Watkins.
Mrs. j. c. Holleman Is expected
home today from a trip to New York
and Baltimore. asssN
Miss Leila Russell of Winthrop Col
lege is at home for few. days stay
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. d. H.
Russell.
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AT THE CHURCHES

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ST. Joseph's Catholic Church.
First Sunday of Lent. Sunday
school at 10 e. m. sharp. MaDs and
sermon at 1890 a. m. Sermon and
benediction at f:a0p. m. Visitors are
cordially invited.
A. r. r. Church.
Sabbath school at 10:30 a. m. MIR.
J. A. Cook will open the school. Sub
ject OF the lesson: "Sin Destroys a
Family" preaching at 1880 a. m. and
at 7:45 p. m. God has a saving mes
sage for all who will hear Him. The
devil hates to see men go to Bible
class and to the house of worship.
ss~---s--
st. Johns Methodist Church.
John w. Speake. pastor. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Preaching at
1880 q. m. and at 5 o'clock in the
afternoon. Mr.. Speake will preach at
both services. While delightful mu.
sic has been arranged for both SER
vices the afternoon service Is In the
main a service OF music and song.
Central Presbyterian Church.
Rev. d. Witherspoon Dodge, pastor.
Sunday school at 1876. Morning SER
vice at 1850. sermon by pastor. Sub
ject: Eaymen's missionary conven-
ton at Charlotte, Women,s chorus
singing sVenite.y Evening service at
1880 o'clock. Sefmon By pastor: Sub
3ect: Every Prayer Answered" !" Trio
Rex Rice and Mr. Sam Orr Trihbie
viii sing, lie y cordiail7 Tin
yited to all SERVICES,
Christian Church.
j. r. Black. pastor. only Bible
school at 10:30 q. m. No preaching
morning or night, Pastor is away
filling other puipits. There will be :,
special service Monday night, Feb.
s-y sss-. sssss.. :; si ;s;siisi =. ss;tIs of kan
.a.-s .a.-s City. viii sp5aiss speak, nj. Bo5th rep
resents the church extension beard
and Is n gifted speaker. All invited to
hear him at 1880 Monday night.
Grace Gliursll.
Rev. J. H. Gibboney. rector. Phone.
eS5. Services for the First Sunday in
Lent, February 21st. 800 q. M, the
Holy Eucharist. 1880 a. m. Sunday
school and Bible class. 1880 q. m.
morning prayer and sermon, lao p.
m. Choral Even song, MONDAY 4.00 p.
m. evening prayer sid address Tues
day 400 p. m. evening prayer and adj
dress. Wednesday, st Matthias Day,
1000 q. m. The Holy Eucharist
Thursday $500 p. IA. evening prayer
and address. Friday 800 p. M. Chill
dren,s service. The public is invited
to the Sunday and Hsenten services.
& .-f.l.s-- z. &
First FTesbJtcRiAn Ghurci,.
The services at the First Presby-
terian church will be held at the
school will be held at 10 O'Clock I'M
der the superviaion Of ruling elder, e.
w. Brown. At the morning hour for
pastor Will make brief reports from
public is cordially invited TO hear
these reports from the greatest gath
erfng Of men on q religlons mission
that has ever assemble IA Che south.
At night the pastor win preach at
q; 80 o'clock. The large chorus choir
will sing, The public iBinyitsd to at
tend any and aiT OF the services. }..
Eifst baptist ChnrelI.
tsTeaelaefE prayer eeFtice St 9.l5.
Snethers, unerintendent. Public wor-
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

tihcate showing freedom from infec.
tious or contagious disease, failed in
the house.
The senate passed Urdahl's bill
prohibiting employment by state ON.
Gals OF relatives in their Office. but
the house turned it down on ncommittee
report, as it did on final passage OF !
similar house bill earlier in the ses-
sion.
The Stutenroth constitutional =.
mendment, enabling the Legislature to
increase the present constitutionally
fixed state officers salaries by "a
vote is still before the senate. On
On Urdahl's motion the percentage OF
legislative votes for increased was
raised to "a tbs.
Weller has presented q proposed
constitutional amendment fixing the
house number at 80, the senate at Is,
to meet annually for forty days with
80 per drem.
Harry A. Robinson.
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Death Of James Ross, One Time In,
dian Agent and Agency Trader

Sisseton Standard: Mr.. James
Ross passed away early last Friday
morning at o'clock at his home at
the Agency at the age Of 50 years
and ten days. Funeral services were
held at the Episcopal Church Satur-
day afternoon, Rev. 6bearer of the
Methodist. Church Of Sisseton conduct
ing the service. Mrs. Ross, widow
OF the deceased, accompanied the
body to Hammond, Wisconsin, where
bers of Mr.. Ross family. Mr.. Ross
WAS member of the Masonic Lodge,
but on account Of his Ill health had
not affiliated with the order for sever
81 years. Mr.. j. II. Tourtillott who
ts also . Mason, accompanied Mrs.
Ross to Ortonville where she was met
by friend who went with her the re-
mainder Of the journey.