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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-04-22
HANNAH



A fine new boy arrived at the home
OF r. d. Omans and wife last Thurs
day.
Miss Lottie Works arrived home
Monday evening for weeks vacation.
Mrs. r. A. Murray was a visitor at
Garfield. WASH. the first OF the week
Mesdames c. NJ. Butler and williams,
of Sites. were guests Of Mrs. w. f.
McMahan while shopping here Friday.
James Hayes. Moses Montieth and
Robert Parsons have gone to Cakes
dale. where they win attend the Presby-
terrain convention.
Miss Gladys MacRae, who has been
attending school in Spokane, is spend
ing the week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. MacRae.
G. A. Mcmillan has gone to Lewis
ton. from where he expects to move to
Portland this week. Mrs McMillian's
health is very much improved.
VIM. Kincald. OF no. Yves in town
Friday making funeral arrangements
for his daughter. Mrs BEDFORD, OF
Sites. who died that morning.
AT the Honingsworth sale last Sat-
urday most OF the remaining goods were
disposed of. The automobile was bought
by J. +. Pomeroy for $3.50.
The caribel mill began operations
Monday and the lumber cut viii be
flumed Immediately down to the planer.
Numerous poles have also been FUN
ed lately.
VIM. Hammond and wife moved to
the F. j. Egleston cottage this week
and the Egleston family moved to the
Indian land formerly occupied by
James Powell.
Some very good work has been done
on the road up Lawyers canyon recent
ly and much credit is due to the high
way board for lettering this bad strip
of road.
Chas. Hofstetter and family left Sat
urday morning for Elk City, where they
intend working some valuable mining
claims they own there. If the noun
tain roads are not good yet. they viii
stay in Sites few days.
According to the Lewiston Tribune
of last night, movement Is now
under way 10 locate a creamery here.
There Is a great opportunity in this
line at this place. If an inland town
like Weippe can make good on such
a proposition, why cannot Kamiah with
an annual expectation Of 10000 pounds
OF cream. II such a company Is organ
lied. Ice and ice cream win be made.
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WINONA
fspecial correepondencel


Toe Roakey. Gillian Mattax, Abe L.
Harchelrode, Lee Morris and a number
OF other farmers have sold quite num-
Der OF horses and mules in the nelgn-
borhood this week at very good prices
Mr.. VIM. Brockman Of Grangeviiie'
and Bert Decker of Kooskia, have been
through the country recently buying
mules for packing.
Frank Atwood, who is attending schoe
at Kamiah, spent the week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. M At
wood.
The ~Kaffee Klatch" met with Mrs
Major Farris last Thursday, April 10.
! A dainty lunch was served by the hos
tess. after which the afternoon was
spent in fancy work and general dis
cuselon. Mrs. E. L. Martin being the
leader. The ne4t meeting win be with
Mrs. Joe Roakey.
Abe Harchelrode purchased an over
land car this week.
| The Odd Fellows are making prepar-
ations for their anniversary next Mon
day. A number OF prominent speakers
and outside visitors are expected.
Mrs. Austin Gorsuch is reported
quite ILL.,
Mrs. Otto Nissen of Fem, is visit.
ing with Mrs. Vim. Nisseh, and expects
to remain during the spring months.
VIM. Lowe, postmaster Is having hi
store enlarged this week, increase II
business demanding more room
Nell McClelland, who has rented In
dian land near the Tramway, has com
menced putting in his spring crop.
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FERDINAND
(Enterprise)

tEub1tPNAccJ
Mrs. Robert Kelley, Of Lewiston. is
visiting Mrs. j. II. Fry this week.
Miss Bess Hammil, OF Charleston. Ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. e. Manring,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Riley, OF West
lake spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edna Bell.
w. b. Hussman. manager of the
Hussman Lumber CO., was business
visitor in town Monday.
The neighborhood delegation of school
Ma ans visited Grangevilbe Saturday
and Sunday.
T. A. Hanson and l.. NJ Kerr were
business visitors on Wednesdays train
for Grangeville.
Mrs. Lonnie Bales and daughter,
Edna, came out to the ranch Friday
and returned to Ferdinand Saturday.
new son arrived at the Holderby
home north of town, this week and all
are reported as doing nicely.
Miss Eva Wagner and Mrs. Seneca
Munroe left for a visit with friends
at colfax. Wash. yesterday morning.
Carl Steen arrived the first of the
will engage in the butcher business
here.
Mrs. Rosnickle, of Moscow, Ida. and
Mr. Kisling, of Indiana. spent a few
days the first of the week with o. p.
Fry and family.
o. b. Eastman and Alfred Collier
made a trip to the Snake river bluffs
to look for a homestead the first OF
the week.
| Misses Virginia Fry and Helen Cur
less came up from Lewiston Saturday
evening 10 spend a week during the
Normal school vacation.
Mr.. Dan Hill accompanied by George
Hill ana wife left Tuesday for trip
across the Salmon river where they
win spend some time visiting with
his brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Goodall are the
proud parents of a ten pound baby
lboy born Saturday. Mother and child
are doing fine under the care of DR..
Turner and Roy has handed out FL
Sidelos generously and strong hopes are
entertained In his behalf.
Mrs Edgar G.. Fry received a message
from her sister at Burlington, Kansas
Tuesday, stating that her mother was
dangerously ILL., Mrs. Fry left for Kan
sas wednesday morning to be at hei
mothers bedside. Later--Word was
received Just after Mrs. Fry had de-
parted that her mother had died Wed
nesday morning.
On last Tuesday a large number o
the friends and relatives of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Uhlorn gathered at thei
home east of town completely surprising
them. The occasion being a celebration
of the fortieth anniversary of thet
wedding. was gotten UP by their daugh
tiers, Mrs. Glenn Frye and Mrs. Henr,
Arnzen, and son, Aloyus Uhlorn.
The death OF Mrs. Edward j. MAJ
occurred at her home In Ferdinan'
about eight o'clock Thursday nigh
from a complication Of trouble witt
which she had suffered for the pas
two years. The end came suddenl
after the deceased had returned HON
from Grangeville last week apparently
In much better health than usual
, Deceased leaves a husband and tire
I small children. her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs John Schueller, Of Grangeville
: a brother, Theo. Schuelber, of thi
; place. q brother in Minneapolis, MINI
+ and two brothers at San Francisco, Ca
!. to mourn her death.
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Nice art squares and small rugs at
Lingo's Furniture exchange.
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KOOSKIA
iMountaineerl

Miss Mabel Joy has gone to coast
cities TO spend the summer months
]. B. Leeper, deputy postmaster at
Sites, was In town Monday on business.
Geo. Hovey and wife have moved into
Mrs. Hovey's residence in east Koos-
kia.
D. w. Mitchell of winona, was Wis
iting with C. e. Coles and family this
week.
Miss elsie Davis of Kamiah. visited
in town Wednesday night with Miss
Funk
MRS. r. e. ouist. WIN entertain the
ladies Of the Presbyterian club, next
Wednesday. April 21st.
Tom Atwood and wife of Winona.
were in town Wednesday, visiting
their son Pitt and transacting business
Leslie Pursley has purchased the VIM
Squires place on Harris Ridge. and will
move there with HIS family this spring.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. ]. Taylor OF this city, win be pleas
ed to know that their son Is very
much improved.
Carl Yenney and sons OF Kidder
Ridge. drove a nice lot OF hogs down
town the first OF the week for ship
ping purposes
Il
ston, taking treatment. Mrs. Griffith.
who accompanied her husband. win re-
turn tomorrow.
Miss Bessie Brundige OF Stiles. re-
lieved Miss Effie Chadwick at the phone
exchange last week, while the latter
takes q much needed vacation.
Mrs Teddy Toliefson and sons of
Sites. returned home Saturday. after
visit with Mrs Tollefson's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Decker Of this city.
Effie Chadwick is spending a few
days at the Forks with Miss Babe
Cleveland. Miss Bessie Brundige ac-
companied them as far as camp No. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Newman Of Clear
water, visited last week at the home
OF Mrs Newman's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Clark, OF this city, en-
route to California for the summer.
Jacob Sites and family OF Sites.
We're In town Sunday attending church
services and visiting friends Mr..
Stiles Is a pioneer OF that section. at
one time owning the present townsite
of Sites.
Chas. Hoffsteter, who had been con-
Quoting n bakery at Kamiah the past
winter. and family passed through town
Saturday, enroute to Elk City, where
he owns some valuable quartz prospects
S. S. Bowles and family of Tahoe.
passed through town on Wednesday en-
route to Kamiah on a visit with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowles and
the ladies' parents. Mr. and Mrs. David
Jewell
w. B. Wiley, supervisor of the
Clearwater forest reserve, with offices
at Orofino, and wife were visiting over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. +. e Quist.
The two ladies' are sisters and daugh-
ters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Maj. Fem.
Mrs VIM. BEDFORD. OF Sites, died
Friday morning and was buried at 10.
where her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Kim
caid. reside. Mrs. BEDFORD leaves a
husband and two children, one an in
FAINT twelve days old. Deceased was
we'll known in this community and
had many warm friends. who extend
their sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Frank Freeman, who owns a home
stead at Three Forks on the Selway
branch OF the Clearwater river. was
here Saturday. enroute from Kamiah
where his family reside. to his home
up the river Mr.. Freeman had seve-
raj horses loaded with supplies for
the summer. and IN addition. was
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Sites NEWS

(Enterprise)
Jos. Richards, Of Spokane. was a
guest at the Theo. Toilefson ranch
Sunday.
p. w. PuclCett left this week for his
mining claims in the Ten Mile dis
trict.
E. w. Baird. Of Goldfield. Nevada.
was passenger this morning for
Elk City.
Thos. Hye arrived from Spokane
this week and is looking after the
stage line.
]. G. Rooney reports the sale OF
1e0 acres Of s. n. Swinehearts to s.
d. Foster Of Kamiah.
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MAGGIE PLAcERs ARE PAYING.


AL. Brigham returned Tuesday to his
placer mines on Montana gulch on the
headwaters of Maggie creek and re-
ports that the mines are much better
than was anticipated at the time loca-
ton was made.
The gulch now being worked Is Of
marshy nature and as dumping ground
was hard to get whereby the tailings
could be got rid Of former prospectors
had left this piece Of ground, but the
parties who have 1t located, decided
that by cutting through dyke at the
mouth of the gulch sufficient fall could
be got. this has been done and the tall
ings are handled cheaply.
The mines are being worked by means
of hydraulic and as there is about
seventy-five foot fall 1t grants suf-
ficient force by which the largest boul-
ders are moved.
| One cleanup has been made this
spring and was very satisfactory and
another will be made in the near fu-
ture Some fear Of lack of water
is being felt, as the supply depends
on the snow fall. This has been ex-
ceedingly light and may cut the mining
season short.-Koosk Mountain.
| Nice art squares and small rugs at
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-04-22

taking In a nice assortment Of trees
for growing fruit. as he is certain that
any variety OF fruit can be raised In
that section.
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a,lrr LEahoRn EGGS.

Pure bred Buff Leghorn eggs TOT
matching. 1925 for IS: three SETTINGS
$500. e. L. Bouriand. GrangevlAe.
Idaho. iS-u
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Lhne>Jan1estown
from Mondays Daiiv.

Fiom Mondays DaiIv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family were pleasantly entertained at
the John Moeri home Sunday night.
Miss Manda Koch spent Wednesday
afternoon with her friend, Miss Helen
Meme
Mrs. Frank Sieberg of Albert Lea.
Mrs. G. Sieberg. Miss Louise Oehler
and Mr.. Ernest Oehler spent Monday
night with John Moeri and family.
Miss Wayne Klages Is assisting
Mrs. Joseph Rausch In house clean
ing.
Mrs. Claus Eckman has been quite
i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moeri drove to
Mankato Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fauble spent Tuesday
at the John Moeri. ST., home.
Mr. Matt Rausch was a county seat
visitor Friday.
Will Kirby OF Kasota was a pleas
ant Sunday caller ut the John Moeri.
Sr. home
Miss Manda Koch spent Thursday
and Friday with her cousin. Miss Hat
tie Oehler.
Mr.. Arch. Dhole and Mrs. Lewis
DhOle, ST.. autoed TO Mankato Tues
day.
Mrs. John Brunder and son. Martin
and daughter. Marguerite and Miss
Emma Schaub OF Indian Lake spent
Sunday with Mrs. Edward Koch and
family.
Mrs. Frank Sieberg Of Albert Lea
and Mrs. G.. Sieberg spent Monday
with Mrs. Ed. Koch. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Eckman and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Moeri motored to Lime
town Wednesday evening I'm the
formers car to spend the evening with
the latters' daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Heinze.
Mrs. William oehler dro.e to Man
kato Tuesday.
Mr.. Albert Hilgers drove to Eagle
Lake Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rausch and
daughter. Julia. attended the play
given In the club house Sunday night.
Messrs. Leo and Frank Lunkenhei-
mer spent Sunday at the Joseph
Rausch home.
Misses Lottie and Ardella Miller
spent Thursday and Friday with their
grandmother, Mrs. Louis Dhole. Sr.
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preached mere suppositions ON the
day of the pentecost his audience
would not have been pricked in their
hearts and cried out, Men and breth-
ern. what shall we do" The early
churches knew what they believed.
and there was no uncertainty. Therein
lay their power Our greatest need
Is certainty In our religion. and a
conviction OF the TRUTH" held Rev.
Paden.
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From Mondays Daily.

from Mo0oave OaHy.
County Auditor Kennedy today an
nounced the June settlement of the
taxes collected in the county since
March I. The current tax collections
amounted to S253.449 SIS; delinquent
tax. $3.6l1 .4s; mortgage tax, ST.
SSS.65; credit tax. $94. 80.
This money was distributed as fol-
lows: State revenues and school
$44.S7S.60;< county revenue. S2s,-
912.14: poor fund. s7.497 IS; road
and bridge, $19.71S.27; towns, cities
and villages. ss6.716.s5; railway
bonds s1.149.10: state school bonds
SPILLS; school districts, $780,
62S.l4; ditch collections, s4,576.SS;
state rural highway No. /, s3S.06;
penalties. $717.69.
Cities and villages received the fol-
lowing apportionments: st. Clair
s466.73; Eagle Lake. s274.61; Madi-
son Lake. s3s3.5s; Mapleton village
$2.129.74: Good Thunder. $369.36
Amboy. $965.96; Vernon Center vii
iage, s93S.73: Lake Crystal. $2.,
9O7.O1; Mankato city, s3s,709.01.
School districts: Mankato city
S23. 1906 80; Garden City, $S1443;
Lake Crystal. s3.461.77; Vernon Cen,
ter village, S1,111.2S: Madison Lake
sS37.O3: Eagle Lake. s404.l7; Good
Thunder, $1.459.31; Mapleton vii,
lage, s2.456.93: Amboy, s2,42177;
st. Clair, $1.506.s0.
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street from Washington to Vine. SO
as to take out the bend at Washington
and have the track run continuously
on one side of the street. instead Of in
the middle. and thus make room for
q double track. when II may be neces-
sary. was granted.
City Engineer Blomquist reported q
number of building permits.
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from Mondays Daily.

Elder G. w. Wells OF Minneapolis
will continue as president OF the Min
nesota Conference of Seventh Day
Adventists. This action was taken al
the annual campmeeting at Anoka
which closed last week. The past
year has been a prosperous one fol
the denomination, many members be-
ing added. and a substantial increase
In titles and offerings being noted.
Elder Wells spoke at the MankatG
church Saturday noon and Sunday
evening. He called attention to the
growing sentiment in favor OF peace
and stated that. IN his opinion. the
present war would close as quickley as
II began; and that a short period OF
profound peace would ensue. He urged
all to greater efforts to spread the
Gospel message everywhere.
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From MONDAYS Daily
Social Party For Summer School Stu

Saturday evening a pleasant social
party was rendered the students of
the normal summer school by the fac
ulty members. the affair being held
In ithe library. which was prettily
decorated with flowers and foliage for
the occasion. About two hundred
guests were present. and they were
divided into groups according to the
counties from which they came. max
ing ten groups. Each group was then
called upon for q stunt, and the acts
given were entertaining and amusing.
all present entering into the spirit of
the fun. Miss Norma Cone. accom-
panied upon the piano by her sister.
Miss Margery Cone. played group
OF two violin selections very pleas
ingly.. and vocal solos were sung by
Miss Ennice Hughes and Helen Bos-
suet, the songs proving an added
pleasure to the evening. Miss Wood
bury of the faculty gave a humorous
reading OF Mr.. Dooley's account OF
his trip from Chicago to San Fran
cisco on a Pullman. Frappe was
served.
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From Mondays Caiiy.
Death of Mrs. Yendes.

Mrs. Mary Yendes died ut Heron
Lake last evening. death being due to
general debility caused by advancing
years. She was the mother of Miss Bell
Yendes and of Smith Yendes. well
known travelling man. Funeral will
be held at Blue Earth Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock.
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From Mondays oaIIv.

ROW "OUudyS JAW
Seldom is Sibley park the scene of
such throngs as visited that pleasure
resort yesterday. The principal at =
traction was the free concert, given
on platform I'm the Fairgrounds at
the foot of the hill on the side next
to the Minnesota river. Here q de-
lightful program was rendered. The
platform and It's surroundings were
appropriately adorned with flags and
bunting. Miss Ethel Skuse played the
accomplishments on a Mortified piano.
the tse OF which had been donated by
ID. M. Jones. Mr.. Jones directed the
chorus. Others who took part were
+. ID. Sleight. William pearce. +. f.
Crandall, ID. w. Griffiths. Sidney Da-
vies. w. s. Ormisher. Joseph Jones.
Thomas Jones. DIR. c. N. Weyer, Glenn
Shoemaker. Harlan Meredith. How
ard Johnson. Judge Evan Hughes.
Charles Wagon and A. ]. Berkeley. The
selections rendered were The Sol
diers' Chorus THE Comrades Song
of Hope" The Sailors Chorus" The
Crusaders" and Men of Harleck."
A. G. Lack. park commission. to-
day expressed his appreciation OF the
liberality Of the people who patron
ICED the street car and also he feels
very grateful to the Mankato Electric
Traction company for its generosity.
Just 500 Is to be turned over into
the city treasury to the credit of the
park fund as q result OF the heavy
patronage OF the street cars yester-
day. The people turned out very
well I'm response to the appeal, as II
was well advertised that half the re-
ceipts were to be turned over to the
city for park purposes.
The total number of fares. cash and
transfers, collected yesterday. was A.
$50. or these 1922 were cash fares
and 76S transfers. The total amount
of money collected on the cars was
s196.l0. This gives the city s9S.O5 for
the park fund.
I'm the drug store OF Park Commits
sioner Lack this morning were two
ladies, who happened TO be talking
with Mr.. Lack about the matter, and
when they learned that the city's
share was just $1.95 shy OF 500. they
decided at once to donate that amount,
one giving a dollar and the other SO
cents. One of these was a Mankato
lady, and the other was from Mime
apolis, but a former Mankato resident.
and still interested In the growth and
welfare of this city.
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"What we need here In Manka-
TO 10 CO. operation"
"Push, don't knock"
"seiI your hammer and buy
horn"
"More boosting, and less bust
ing"
more cooperation and less
competition"
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Eagle Lake
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Philip Berg OF st. Paul has rented
the barber shop and will put In a new
set OF furniture. He can be found at
Macbeth's corner at all times.
Jasper Smith has rented the hotel
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ty -four families. enjoyed very pleas
ant outing at Sibley park today. go
ing there this morning. and having a
delicious picnic dinner. served at one
O'Clock. The children enjoyed them
selves with !, games upon the play
grounds. and their elders passed the
time socially.
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MANKATO FREE PRESS

day morning were attended by about
thirty five people, and were I'm charge
of Miss Effie Conklin. The morning
sermon was preached at 1890. by
Rev. Herbert @. Leonard, D. D.. pas
tor of the Hamline NJ. 4. church of
ST. Paul. At p. m. the Junior league
held their meeting under the super
vision of Miss Hazel Sharp. there be-
ing q large attendance present. Miss
Sharp gave an interesting talk to the
young folks on Junior league work.
Resolutions Were Adopted.
The guests presented resolutions
during the meeting Saturday express
ing their appreciation for their enter
tainment. the excellent dinner, ana
supper and the many conrtesies shown
them while In the village. Among
those attending the meetings during
the convention were Rev. w. n. Kee-
sey. pastor of Centenary Methodist
Episcopal church. Mankato; Rev. II.
r. Alderman. Winnebago: Rev. B. r.
Snyder, Amboy: Rev. c. w. Morse,
GAINESVILLE: Rev. VIM. O.. Babcock,
Lake Crystal; Miss Brewer. deacon
ess. Minneapolis; Miss Hope White
Winnebago: Miss Carrie Thew and
Mr.. Mack. Vernon Center: Miss Mar
garet Snyder. Amboy; Guy Mores. II.
Gordon, and Mrs. Willsy, of James
vile; Miss Geddcs, Owatonna: Wade
Holcomb. Mrs. Barber. and Miss
Wade. Gordonsville: Misses Esther
Blaser, Margaret Goodspeed and Miss
Fanny Wilson, Waseca: F. f. Wes-
trum and Mr. Foster. of Albert Lea
Rev. Charles Bayard Mitchell. Chi
cago; Professor n. b. Randolph. Win
nebago: Miss HeragnaZ Hovagunian,
Turkey; Miss LeOna Carlton, Wa
SEGA; Rev. II. G. Leonard, st. Paul.
Pres. ]. ID. Mccormick, Parker col
lege: President 9. +. Kerfoot, Ham
line university.
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two senators. and by the president Of
the United States. Each Of the twelve
lawmakers who sit In congress from
Minnesota can appoint one to take the
entrance examination. If he passes.
the applicant is admitted. But these
appointees are I'm addition to the forty
that can likewise be named by the
president of the United States.
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Dinner For Henry 8. Welcome.

Minneapolis Tribune: Mr.. Henry
8. Welcome of London. who has been
the guest of his brother and sisterin
law. DR.. and Mrs. r. II. Welcome, 21s
Groveland avenue for few days. lef,
last evening for New York, where he
will sail soon for his home. DR.. and
Mrs. Welcome gave n dinner Thurs
day evening at the Minikahda club In
honor of Mr.. Welcome. The guests in
cluded former residents OF Garden
City. Mimi, Mr.. Welcomes old home
Among the out of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Warner Of st. Paul
Mr.. George Palmer of Mankato, Mr.
Harold Lee Bernes. Oshkosh, Wis. and
Mr.. Harry @. Kendall. Houston, Tex
The centerpiece consisted of pink and
white peonies.