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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22

s ana y. =. III. +. IS. ! miles srad-
: Job No. 1o-state Road No. 8 $500.
A. Job No. 3l-Stat0 Road No. g. $1,000.
Between sections 8 and II: Z ana p, =.
10. r. IS. TX mile grading and gravel
ing. -,
Between sections and II, =. 11s. r. SO.
~ miles sSrfaseins' Er.X%elN M F. .soo
n section + ~ r = 80 a. sna 81 n niles see,
job No. 24-state Road No.. s. $500.
Between sections I and s. 7. 120. r. 50.
IL JOB %' No. ei ssmst.te Road No s. $4,000.
Between sections II and 20, IL and -.
sections s j.. 4 a. ana i. :: III. s. IS. ~
m; jos f No. sse.state Road No. s, $4,000.
In section between sections and 4,
and s. and 8, T. III, =: SO and be-
tween sections 81 and 81. 20 and 80. +.
l22, r. g. ~ g miles kraaa'n&ki e. $500
Ret%een sections Is and Is. IS and So,
+, 12l, r. SO, 2 miles grading -,
On motion a recess was entereo TIL
O'Clock q. M, December IL. 1915.
The Board reconVened at O'Clock a
M, December II. 1915. All members
present .
On motion duly made and carried,
the Board proceeded to audit claims
fled against the county, and were al.
lowed III amounts set forth:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22

Kandiyohi, Dec. 20-A happy Christ.
mas to the editor, his stan, all cores.
pondents and the readers of the WILL
mar Tribune.
Miss Ethel Govig spent Sunday at
Willmar.
AL Grinde was in the cities on bust
ness last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. U. Peterson enter.
tanned company Sunday.
c. c. Lawler and Prof. HUT were
Willmar visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Victor Wallin spent
Sunday at Atwater with relatives.
Mrs. Olson of Spicer is now making
her home with Mrs. James Mattson.
J.. Victor Wallin transacted bust
ness at the county seat last Monday.
Edmund Backlund entertained q
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22

bunch Of young people Friday evening.
Ansgar LundQuist of Willmar was
weekend visitor with relatives
here.
Winton Peterson, who attends
school at Albert Lea, is home to enjoy
the holiday vacation.
Mrs. p. M. Nelson Of Tripolis spent
last week here with her daughter,
Mrs. Knut Backlund.
Israel LATERAL and family Of Foley
have moved into the LundQuist resi-.
dence on First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Anderson have
gone to housekeeping on their farm
two miles east of the village.
A number from here attended the
funeral of the late Myrtle Magnuson
at Tripolis Monday afternoon.
Misses Myrtle Anderson and Grace
Peterson Of the st. Cloud Normal are
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sary that said ditch be repaired. deep.
ened and widened.
Third That the cost Of said propos:
ed repair, widening and deepening VIII
Of construction of said ditch.
Now, Therefore. AS conclusions from
i Board 81 the equity Of i Kandiyohi.,
ss hsa at ct na
flied, being satisfied that the proposed
repair. widening and deepening of said
Is for Its
which it was constructed, and to en-
nance its usefulness for the purpose of
drainage, DO hereby order and direct
de deep med as prayed fer In said petition
and according to the report and spectfi-
cations Of said Civil Engineer made and
It Is Further Ordered. That @: A.
Grangaard. Oscar Mankel and J: Q: klos;
kin to any Of the parties known to be
Interested in said proposed work. be.
Of said proposed work. and Of
Chapter a' 600 e u tSs Session laws q
Given Under our hands this 10th day
of December, A. d. 1915.
G eSahs Of County Sos s'G Ksndiiyoh,
County, Minnesota.
Attest: SAMUEL NELSON.
County a4 t Aed HSsrS and Ex-oh'oi0 Clerk
I On motion a recess was taken till 1880
The eoard reeonvened at 1880 p. m
Laying out State Aid CONSTRUCTION Jobs
ara s. aIRJP'ESepr'atins funds thereon for the
Commissioners VIM. Q. johnson offer.
ed the Following resolution which thu
ty commiss ssr o 81 k Kand}yoht County
. Minnesota, That the amount which shall
4 be paid by the State, out Of the .allot
Fund to Kandiyohi County. as State Al
any al '4 road or bridge in said County. shall
9 srsRsyy RRss ised a FSat the
lowing listed portions Of State Road
, within said county. be ordered construct
with "a foot xs ne ana cent
g graveling where ordered, at the rate Q
800 cubic yards to the mile) with Stat
Ala during the year 1884, and that The tn
2 Job, be set aside out Of the Road an
9 Bridge Fund Of said county. to pay tn
COST Ioh '1 Nos i-state Road No. l. T. II,
= II, II mile, grading and .graveling:.
q Between sections - and 80. +. i2o.
L "a, grading and graveling. ~ miles
u Job No. State Road No. 1, $50
q Between sections. and II, T.. 100.
ID 81, Il mile. grading and graveling.
Jos No. state Road No. 1, so
l. Bridge, IS feet, In section IS, T. IL
e JOB No. State Road No. 1. $50
between sections ~ and ~, +. l23. ]
ts 80, 1 mile grading and turnpiking. -.
70 Job No. Estate Road No. 1, $50
T. 81 ana In section 3, T. Isl, r, -. u
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22

An application Of H. J. Hamre. pray:
nwA, section 5, twp. 121,. range sc, by
q clogged c9lvert under a bridge On
State Road No; s. was presented and
duly con consi S.ice1sa and on motion the
Commissioning y. B. Johnson. s; A;
Boersma, previously appointed as COM
reports of partial and completed work
done in towns named and in amounts
given, as follows:
town F. k 5SRR5fe; SGT; SsSS%D'etsa work in
town OF Of colfax' $500.
wSi in tsxn 81 eoTS}st'on Of
town Of Roseland. $3.50.
cepted and approved and ordered paid
Plat Of Hallman's ADDITION .,1 to Mill III.
presented and examined and ON motlon
duly made and carried, said plat was
In the matter of the Repair, Deepen
ing and Widening of County Ditch NO.
The following. resolution offered by
cGm@aSSt by full Vote Of the Board;
Whereas A petition, signed, by An
drew Larson and others h 'a ing aP been
Setnae5nF and Of county
No. 10, and, Whereas. ON the 10Th gay
Civil Engineer, was appointed to make
survey and estimate of the work to
be done on said ditch With Tit oranges n9a
an" WHEREAS 1 said Engineer aid On the ST.,
day Of December, 1915. file his report
In the matter, recommending that suc1
repair. deepening and widening OF sa'o
difch q necessary,
Now Therefore, Be It Resolved by
tie BoaFd e. GSynY hat the repers
said engineer be. and the same is here
BY accepted. and that Viewers In tn.
matter be appointed Is provided ny law
issued and adopted:
e etats Of o M' KandiScn, ISIS.
In The Matter Of the Petition Of An
drew Larson and Others, for the Re
PsiT6: , Widf MI ia and Deepening OF c00n
=" The above entitled matter came c. o.
duly to be heard by and before a. tn
County Board, Kandtyohi County " SAL sai
6er. a. "f 3: 1915 at 10 O'Clock a. M Q
said day and It. apgeaf;ins that na1o; SGe
t Ty e has Completed his work an,
duly filed his report thereon In the OF
tV: said County Board did, at the tim
above specified proceed to hear sal
petition and said Engineers repo11
considered said petition and report an
all other matters pertaining thereto. I'm
as follows; to-wit;, ~ ,o. 49,,
pleted his work and made and filed HI
report thereon in all respects accordin
to law.
that It il necessary that said ditch
repaired widened and deepened. and
dnd from such report that 1t IL nece
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himself and touch one or other OF the
three pails. And all depends on what
particular pail he touches. If It II No.
I It is a sure sign that his affection Is
but skin deep; II No. 2. he worships
the very ground she treads ON, but If
he touches the third pail, alas, for her
expectations. for he loves her not at
all! sa
But Cupid has no monopoly Of Christ
mas superstitions. Did not Shake
speare himself lend his sanction to the
belief that the cock by its Growing on
Christmas night keeps all evil I'm
luences at q respectful distancel
Some say that over 'gainst that season
comes ~
Wherein our saviour's birth IL celebrated.
The bird OF dawning singeth III night
long.
And then they say no spirit dare stir
abroad.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22

Be It Resolved BY the Board Of coun-
~ commissioners OF kand1yohi county,
Minnesota, That Mr.. o. A. Fridlund. Ar.
he hereby is appointed to draw the plans
and specincations for remodeltng the
County Jail building. and when com
fications to the State Board Of Control
at st, Paul. Mimi. for approval. and to
file his report thereon with this Board
at the regular meeting me- of SAID Board I'd
In The Matter Of furn,sh,ng funds
to the County Of Kandiyohi for drain
Commissioner VIM. Q: Johnson Pro:
the Board adopted BY q full vote:
Be- ntt with Tnst
Company Of st. Paul, Minnesota and
Wells Dickey Company of Minneapolis
Minnesota. to furnish Kandiyohi Coun-
and construction work during the year
the maximum amount to be $500. ooo.o 90
the rate Of i've rs per cent PR an:
mum. according to the stipulation OF
that certain contract signed by the par
which said contract Is now on file in
the County Auditors Office of said
At O'Clock p. M, the Board resumed
lob Of thing county ditch No. 81. After
all parties interested had been heard,
the hearing was declared closed.
The Engineers acceptance of job OF
tilinE on County ditch No 81 was now
presented and examined and on motion
except unfinished work in the amount
Of $50 which is covered by g. guaran-
tee in said sum. which guarantee is on
ale in the County Auditors office.
Thereupon Commissioner VIM. O.
Johnson offered the following resolu.
ton: Resolved, That this Board install
catch basins ON all the branches and
where Re tile is d
On motion the Board adjourned till
8 o'clock a. M, Dec. 10. 1915:
On Dec. 10. 1915, at o'clock a. m.
the Board reconvened.
On motion the commissioners pro
ceedings covering the following meet
ings. were approved: M
Adjourned regular meeting July %
1915; Board Of Equalization meeting
July 1921, 1915: Ditch hearing Sept
$50, 1915; Special meeting Sept. ,7o ,1e
1915: Special meeting Nov. 16-l6, 1910
Ditch hearing Dec. 8, 1915.
The Report of Board Of Audit was
presented and examined and on motion
the same was ordered published.
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Cmlpdd's Gha6s emas Tr@mcs.

Christmas would be almost as IN
complete without its love superstihons
% without its holly and plum pudding,
and the maid who cannot forecast her
matrimonial fortune at least once q
year is scarcely worth a lover at all
She ought to know, whether she does
or not, that II she wants her husband
to be to reveal himself In her dreams
she has only to eat the egg Of black
hen ON Christmas eve and any fears
Or hesitations she may be troubled
with will soon be dispelled when once
her head II coztly pillowed. If she
wishes to make the spell az potent a.
possible she win boil the egg hard, re-
move the yolk and, after she has nlled
up the cavity with common or table
salt, will eat egg, she'll. salt and all.
II she doesn't dream Of her lover then
Il viii certainly not be the hens fault.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22

10 improving nicely after her recent.
operation at the Abbott Hospital In
Minneapolis. We hope she viii b.
able to return here very soon.
Mr.. John Tillman LETT Tor hiD home
In Connecticut Friday after Speeding.
q couple of weeks with his brother,
Rev. Tillman. They received the sad:
news last week Of the death ol their.
eldest brother, whose funeral took
place Sunday afternoon. We sym
pathize.
At the Ebenezer church Chriytmas
morning (Julotta) ct hvo-thku o..
clock. An Offering viii be tAkeh for
the pastor ut this service. Sunday
evening, the children's program win
be given commencing ct seven O'clock
sharp. You are welcome to b With
US at these services. 81. THlmaA paS
tor. zssss@zS
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miles grading ana srsvelinE: 49,
section Is. :. IA. R. 81. Y mile grad.
=, JOB 6,l No s g Road No. l. ;2G 9's
grading and crawling:
Job No. 9-State Road No. g.. $500.
In section IL. T. 12o. r. 81, 81 mile
job No. 1o-state Road No. 8. $500.
In section :. +. 10. r. IS. "a mile
job No. 11-state Road No. 8, 5000.
Between sections IS and SO. T. 40. r.
Job No. :i2-state Road No. Z. $4,000.
Between sections IL and IL, y and II.
% and a.. Is and 26, IS and Sc. T. lis.
r. SO, 4 miles grading.
Job No. Estate Road No. I. $500.
Between sections ! and 2. II and IL. +.
III JOB r. N 49, s %'iss k ksssainkk TO-
Between sections and 8. T. 11s. r. 3s,
Job No. 16-State Road No. 8. 300.
job No. iS-state Road No: g. $500.
Outlet ditch in section 2. =: 119; +: IS:
Length OF ditch about LIS mile. To drain
road In section z.
job No. 17-state Road No: 3. $1,SoQ.
Between sections 23 and rs. "a ana 70,
and 80, r. 118, r. IS. IN miles grading.
Job NO. Estate Road No. :: $1,000:
Bridge No. 1858, between sections 1s
and Il, T. 118, r. IS. beam span, re.
inforced concrete abutments. ~ Feet
Job No. Estate Road No. 4. $500.
Between sections IL and IL. Is ana 14'
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22

here to spend Christmas vacation.
Harold Cederstrom and F. E. Groom
quist spent Tuesday and Wednesday
at Sank Centre with Alfred Ceder.
strom. .~.-....
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson have
moved into their new homo here in
the village which they recently pur.
chased. = ...-
Mrs. N. G. Sorenson 1s visiting with
her sisters at Atwater and Rosendale
Mrs. Nelson Of Rosendale spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. N. C. Sor
enson-
Axel Mattson of Mendoza, Idaho was
here the first of the week for visit
with his mother and old time friends
He will spend the holidays at the cit
les with his brother.
The many friends Of Mrs. c.. E
Kroona will be glad to learn that she
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22
A Tree In . Th.nderstee..,.

A Tree In . Thundsrseseas..
Every one Is aware that Il = MT
wise to seek trees shelter IN 4 thun.
derstOrm, but II you must take refuge,
there then climb to the topmost brunch
es. It has been proved that the uppe95
boughs Of trees during 4 storm would
be the safest position, and Il = saM
that birds In the branches arc seldom
killed. When the tree q struck byI
lightning It Is the trunk which, pEo..
sumably from its greater dryness. =
q bad conductor and which thers6oEo
suffers the most.
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BOARD or AUDIT
To the F ksnsssi F asast; SS""s% Commissioners"
ssas BE Ass q E:sEss e.:
81 {$$; Er : ss'ss We fin"
T Tss G GSassdsa
; s;$ss : v s e: s:s&: Fl; Il:
~ , {1%o$5 $ s&$ $s;, $$ Sss
To the F kanSSsss S esSs Of GSSssS
Of 5 ] suES s avg" S5a S ks @ 8
Soe R at oaehers N
f @ % SS %s*s
F Fa FAX 6H
i = ;: 1aa3SS$ss
E S% $ssSn On EHSa
From From G Goectons Fines sa Lii 4es
E:S@ }sss @ ' SSSS$S$SSS
County 1s5
Fs 5fssS Sa r1 D. 1915 to 80" i''s
& $:; S$ $;!
Els %sn On 5SSss Siict Fund ss $685.!
P Pai$ M WARRANTS ON Hs!Sa@ai 1$$$S
$s{ y %; sfS:: e. s.s Ss;s%Ss; s. s,75Ss;
ESn 5ssss as a sRa on ns
$ S:$:$ $;:e i#": '$E}$:
$$::: $i s.; $$$$$
$ 81; 5:< s IT, $$$$
Respectfully submitted $:!$ $:: $!:
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(First publication Dec 1857
NOTICE OF SALE OF Dl1cHlNo JOBS.
State Of Minnesota,
To,,n,fv -nf Kandivohi

S Stass Of 81 H1 %asd91ab, S.
Notice Hereby Given That Tuesday the 18th day January
commissioners in the Court House, the City Of Wimar
digging
Kandiyohi Minnesota
December, A. D. 1916 viz
constructing the entire either az job in
by engineer
will entertained
las follows:
furnishing all
tile required also including the
bulk head Third: all delivered
the responsible bidder bidders and that
completed within the
qured the specified in the said engineers
and above the estimated cost Of the And the
the County Auditor and the County county
faithful futfhnt OF his
he within required the contract.
the Office
o he
ia folio
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22
COUNTY DITCH FUND.

/
Mama Of Claimant Fol- cmd AID
fis:!$ $!: + .ses
= eass! e e :s: e. :: a.
-: q! !: i: :::
%$ }s e: :s !: S$ y: 81: $$
BRIDGE FUND:
5s :;$: ':
RSS$S sss: s 81 !'s S ss SGs N:
S$$:$; ;:::$ e.: +:
s::ss Ss liz NJ e I'll: hs:s Il.
::sSs::S ;ss; ~ :S @
s :. IS Ss:& :::: 1s
Sss!~ Feesss ssSss ?s SIS Road NO.
{SssS Ill.,; ST S:s,s $s:j ~ "a year.: 81: @
@ @ e.; :$:s: IS If; 81 Il:
Is; : III Il; ij|
81; :::s:: Il: Il; Il: -: '|;;:
SrSS ass:a@ s:: o:i No ssS ;;SsssSS
:: Sc $9:| s Is 4: 81; ST.
81; s$ ;ss @ :$ $ e. @ s. Us S3ss
SsS$ E $751; ss$ i: @ u Il {{: $s:s ; 5
3.
Der diem and %s. .. road @
| N. mileage 72o !
l. J. mileage committee 72o 10
committee S00
A
(sEAIj ' ~ ..
MI, SON charma" County Board " Kand'y0hi County, MIMI
Auditor and Exon Clerk Of tho
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22

The One Time.
" You women would rather talk thar
listen"
mot always"
when, for examplef' s..
''Whsn man y about to propose =
Judge.
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Read the .swvant' Column.
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bnitte 1915:
Auditor:
B. irrnanB
RAMSETT, District Court
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-11
REUBEN CANTERBURY DEAD

Reuben N. Canterbury died at his
home near Alba, No, Feb. 18th. His
health had been failing for some time
and five days before his death he was
taken with Grippe" which resulted
IN his death. He was born in Little
by in Audrain County, Mo-, March
sth,l844 and was married to Martha ].
Spriggs Nov. 10, 1867. Has been a
member of the Christian church about
4S years. He was a man well res
pected by all who knew him. Many
friends met at the home to pay their
last respects to the dead, and at beau
tiful Mount Hope where he was bur
led many children gathered to look for
the last time on the face of one they
had all loved. He is survived by his
wife, n adopted daughter, one
brother, All Canterbury of Mus
kogee. Oklahoma, two sisters, Mrs.
Harriet Turner of Mexico and Mrs.
Jennie Smith of fancy County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-11
NORMAL
SCHOOL Is BURNED

cChOOE II
Wsrrensburg, No, March 6.-The
State Normal school, located in this
city. was almost completely destroyed
by fire, early this morning. The only
building Of the institution equipment
to escape the flames was the DOckery
gymnasium. The loss is said to be
fully half a million dollars.
The student body of the school
which number almost 1000 men and
women, aided the fire department and
citizens in an attempt to keep the fire
from spreading. The main building
Of the school was erected in 1874 and
was an imposing structure Of brick
and stone, three stories high and l6C
by so feet. A large wing was Later
added TO this building.
A handsome Science building was
erected in 1896 at a cost Of $4,000
It contained four laboratories, schoo
rooms and the library. 1t was an i'm.
posing building OF johnson county
sandstone. A large power house com.
pleted the equipment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-11
KNOW YOUR X

CAN you talk in~telligently about
Mexico industries when some stranger
asks you concerning them?
1t has often been suggested at the
Commercial Club luncheon that a day
be taken by the business men to visit
Mexico's institutions and become ac-
q~uainted with them. If such an idea
was followed up with an actual visit
by the leading men of the town they
would be in a position to talk enthus-
iastically and in~telligently concern
ing the industries from which the
stores receive a large part of their
revenue through wage earners.
Some Friday, about 8 a. m, all of
the business men should place their
stores in charge of the head clerk and
go in a body to visit the shoe factory
After a complete investigation of that
plant a visit should be paid to the
Arctic Ice Company's establishment
and It's bottling department and
thence to the Power Co., plant, an
institution unique of its kind. Then
the glove factory, the stove lining
factory, Haas-Lieber Grocery Com
pany, Pollocks Mill e. Elevator Co,
ending at the brick plant and its in
teresting surface mines. The greater
part Of the day would be consumed
and the trip divided in half by stop
ping for the regular weekly luncheon
when talks on the industries and what
is being done could be made by those
most familiar with the institutions.
Hardly a week passes that some
visitor does not question some n
about n or all of these institutions.
If we were in a position to talk in
diligently concerning them a muca
better impression would naturally go
abroad.
Let US take up this suggestion and
show our interest in local industry.
The greater part Of the business men
would be much surprised with what
they learned as well as enjoy the day
off.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-11
G

THERE is not as much cooperation
among our merchants who pre- in the
same line Of business as there should
be. Merchants in different lines Of
business and professional men should
organize and confer with each other
along business lines, That would not
only bring results that would be en-
inently satisfactory to themselves but
would prove beneficial to the public.
When a new grocery merchant moves
TO Mexico, the business men, espec-
tally those who are in the same line
Of business, should call on him and
welcome him to Mexico. The time
is passed when competitors try to put
each other out Of business. Sensible
men cooperate along the line Of eff
cheney. You can't have efficiency I'M
less those who are interested in the
same line of business cooperate. Do
you really want Mexico to grow and
prosper? If so, you not only want
to grow and prosper yourselves but
you want your neighbors to do the
same thing. A city is simply a big
family and a family feeling should ex-
list; otherwise there will be the usual
results that follow a family quarrel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-11
SPEAKER CLARK TO LECTURE.

Washington, D. c., March 6.-Worn
out by the final two days of contin-
uous session, Speaker Clark and Sen
ator Stone Thursday night had their
first refreshing sleep of a week.
The Speaker will deliver several
lectures in New England shortly and
will make Washington his headquart.
ers until the end of March, when he
expects to return to Missouri.
Miss Genevieve Clark is making
plans for her marriage to James
Thompson, the New Orleans publish.
er. The wedding will take place dur
ing the spring in Bowling Green.
Senator Stone will remain here un.
til Tuesday, when he viii go to St
Joseph and thence accompany his SON
in-law, John Parkinson, to Rochester
Mimi, where Nh. Parkinson will un.
dergo an operation. Later he may &C
to Honolulu with Mrs. Stone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-11
CIVIC CLASS TO CAPITAL.

The Mcmillan high school class in
civics left Monday morning, under
the c~haperonage of their teacher,
Miss Benson Bolts. They spent
Monday in Fulton inspecting the
state institutions and left late in the
afternoon for jefferson City, where
they spent Tuesday at the capital
watching the Senate and House at
work.
Those who accompanied Miss Bolts
we're: Misses Lillian Richards, Helen
Howell, Myrtle Roberts, Carrie Bolts,
Pauline Kerr, Georgia Miller, Jessie
Morris, Bessie Hickman, Lillian
Flynt, Marie Henderson, Mildred
Glandon, Vera Rutter, Barbara john
son and Fred Lavender, Elon Whit
ney, Mack R~idgeway, VIM. Vande-
venter and Foy Dean.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-11
WAITS For

J. B. Botkin, of Mexico, Mo-, a
brother of George Botkin, whose wife,
Mrs. Carrie Botkin, died in San Fran
cisco last week, arrivd in Hutchinson
Wednesday Mr.. Botkin received word
that the body of Mrs. Botkin would
be shipped here for burial and he is
waiting for the funeral services. The
body has not arrived and no word
has been sent as to when it viii get
here. The service hour will be an
nouneed as soon as the body arrives.
Mr.. Botkin came to Hutchinson
twenty-three years ago TO bury his
brother, who at that time was a
prominent newspaper mar of the
city. Mrs. Botkin later went west
and has been living in California.
She was taken to q hospital last week
and nothing was heard until a tele-
gram arrived saying she had died,
She was well known in Hutchinson
when the family lived here. She
leaves no immediate relatives
Hutchinson, Kas., Gazette.