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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

elm boqgefiiQter Sramba6nipansu
tigentlih ousIiebt. Sm Snnern Der
Wlaen bodten uno itanoen bic brauz
men aerle eng acknowledgement ME
Die !6eriuge, iel6it Die 9rittbrstter
paren beiebt, uno gum Shrsdsn Der
Wtarieiler Observation-Disclosures
l9iuangen Ii6 ned etIihe auf Die
0dder oes Wda9ons. no lie nobe on
eindnoer ridtsn uuo grinleno ibre
8eine iiber bic 9ndrduoer h~ind6bauz
meln lieBen. Sic Karen i'm edn3en
funf Wo6en sur See mteripegs ge=
fpeieu un0 ipQeu nur sinen perbdttz
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i~ueiien. 8eaen Mbeuo ndtteten mir ben
erotii6en Illiiertsu sinsn 8eIu6 in
ibrem Eager alb.
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groBe Mtd1erteit ibrer Irme uno 9eis
ne; bod ioa oiefe. nie engliihe Sffiz
Siere Oeriiderten, fir Die SampFtiidz
tigtei; bieier 9slte obne 9elouQ iein.
I'm WdfFen BOT jeoer Manr cine LAM
&C 8nmbustnn5e nit itorier Sta6l
ipiBe. einen feFtsu Ndtd6iner. einen
breiten Sdhel mo medrere ihdrfge
f6liffene 9olte. Dor oenen lie beim
4n9riff ni4t imelteu einen 3piIdeu
BEN 3abneu tr0Qen. U}it oieIen 0afz
len iollm Die gsngdtsu ms6r dusri6
ten t0nnen ais Elm mo0ern dusderuite=
Ter SoIo1t zines europdii6en 6eeres.
Die 6inous boden In @ruppen BET
iamnleu uno ellen 8eistuden, su De
aen lue cine 4rt HummiitunQ trim
fen. W(e1rere Grummopbone iorgen
iir Sic lInterbdltuug Ser erotiIhen
Srieqer. Nus 5ablIoieu tlsinen Bfeis
fen lteigt Der Haub eines lhdrfen
Jabats in bic QuFt uuo bletbt in
blGuliaen Wolten lfpe6en. Ron Der
Stride Rotre 9ame &c Ia 0uroe
idldgt es aht llbr. SAriQe 8fiffe
Der Nnfibrer peroeu laut, oas SID
nal fir Die 9ldftrub. III qe9eben.
Die @eiprdde peritualmen. Die genQae
len iireten iih auf ihren Strebla
germ aus uno trdumeu, sum e"ritenmol
auf europdiidem 80oen. ibrem unges
'piiicn Sdidial entgegeu. ="
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

@6er nidt nur osg Itratsgtidsn
@prouffldrung oieuen bic 5lua3eu=
q. l~onosrn to6pihtigen Na6rit=
ten6'enit permittsin lie audi nab
reao ber S6la4t iel6ft. Gft 1T
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GER. rpenn tie Uber elmer entoedten
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berabfaaen lieBet. Qaes mari I'D
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sine lnnge. meiBe 3ou6Iabne itieg
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oel BON 8ranaten uno Ghrapneus
0us ben oeutideu 8atierien Der
ii6er, bic nur oui oieies 3eid1en
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lihen 7FdQen rpurosn 3ur Gignois
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TtoBen, (5ie6e 466.D Die 5ufdmmsn
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rem 3ele9rammfreifen bitoen. Sc
raos Der ouBerorosutlif betpegli6tn
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a0Tlhen 9(rtiatrie ae8eniib'r III bic
fe Dlitpirtunq Der 5Iieger BON
b06itsm Werte.
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psniger Nodcn bic Jlisgtroffi3iere
3u prdhtigen QeiituHgen er3ogen
sic lpiiisn Qenou, f%porouf es an
iommt, hobsn D0s rihtige 8eriraus
en- gu ibren n9ouben", uno fiibIsn
iid alf linen srItdunIih fiber. Dem
BON unten Qegen lie nu~fipriibeno.n
augelregen IeBsn lie cine oolltoms
meme ,DurTigteit" entgegsn. 8lsi6s
miitig teTieru lie bic 20der in ben
GraQfldhen aus unb iteaen Ious
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

I. 5tje9cr6ombc . Sloa'5ii4c @rdnos
bSnsbe suut Abluerict ans 6itl5cus
pgis- 3. @H1liid1e Niicttrbom9e RAD
Rortiu 0ale.
fSxute. Die 5rau5oitn trdumtsn
2ssn furdtbarsn Gom6aroements
asdu3s- Observation-Disclosures auf osutz
&t 6eitunqsn, pon grauligen
fadsuvIen sfpjidsn ben 0oltsu ges
ss<H bic qeboBten 3eppeIins. 4uT
asrutT9er Seitt oagegsn bate nan
zSafb ertannt. bop benz 6lug5eug
eris angriFfspnFfe nur u%ntergeoro.
-ssts Beoeutuuq bon mebr geleqtnts
Taadgr Grt sutommt. oaB e oageQen
iasuerugBliher Wert 6eiiBt ols 6ts
uaouugsmeri3sug. 9liht tllnpfen.
msbsra fdaut1 uno btrihten. ods
sauar In eriter Qinie bic Riati6nur
Ir SliegsroiFi3iere. Sin gutter Be
ssahtgr tonn il 1T elmer Stunoe
anrfE febeH. als Der 8eueralita6 BEN
am5ra 2aa iiber 81 perarbeiten
ssvmag. 81. bic Qljtliheu 5lie
ser iJuo iiberbaapt bic cin3igen, bic
srioa5 oon Der mooerHeu Gdldd1t Bu
tfen betommen. ie ais GroBe8 uro
jzu7es 3u Ubtr6ttdtn o%srmoqeu. Gle
dIserIebta bos GefUjrr Der ShdBeu
Rr05en, bic ei%nleoetttn GteQumaeH
rr Batterien oos Nor NM 3u
a51TIuttu Der Sdlm1rmlinien. Die
Observation-Disclosures Der Better
uaGTu. ben U}dridl Der 1ur llmiaiz
#ang 1naeisBttn ftiaeItptonHen.
&iu trrrlihes. uu~6eidfeitajh arUb
artiges Bib muB iib Tern Jlie1er
IA obsn %pfFeubaren. llto psl4 sr
gk5enoes WeiuuBtiein far ieotu jun
asg Wann. oab er curh ietue Mel
szaesn oielleid)t redt ueientlib our
BroBsn Gutltetouna ttitraqsn. eob
* ais .siu5eIntr mebr luirien tam
41Es t%rnenoein dn0eyey' Ta9 mdht
su talt uno QleifgiltiQ gegen ole
eSsfdbreu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

Die sale. oob ertunoenoe Tlieget
9trd6aeidCftn puroen. Oerbdltnis
mGBis nidt h1ufiB. SeItsH fnb
l9Q eiqentlide Sample in ben 2ii
ten, penn man aud gelegentlif nit
R5olloern ooer Garabinern 0ufein=
auOsr IhieBt, Q1eroin9s 3err.n bic
Siun:en. bic oer 5Iie9er in 6er
Gufi Tisnit tut. qsborig on ben
9ieroea. 9amsnttid nimmt aud
oas GuporI6rduben. bic nageroe
llnqepiB6eit, Oh man. iiber bic feinos
lideu 2inien finpsgtcmmsno. ieis
nen Eufl,ag erfilen tonne. bic
1eru'., iebl init.
Dos g(bpsrfen BON Bomber BON
5lIg5euaen Gilt ipeni9er Der &ers
nidtung pon Wsui4snlebsn, ais
0ielme9r Der l3sritoruua bon Balm
Guien, 1nnnsls. griiden, 2ufti6ifs
len un0 onoerer miAtiaer Gunitbaus
ten; rs IoQ moroliids WirtunQen
1usubtu, Jurht mo Sdrsdsu, be-
ionoers In poltrei6en @roBitdoten,
erre9en. Gh5 bnbeu in Die Barrier
LION 3u ihrem S6doen srfdhren
mufien, 0ie anflnqs in i6rer Qeidts
Iebiateit qeneiqt pdren. oas tdglIhe
Gridejteu oeutihtr .5aaben" iiber
Der S,aot fir Elm uuterbaIicnoes
Shauipiet ou3uie6en. 8al0 ober
lpur0en oisie .1duben" : 9eiuhe 10
u%nonqenebm, bob Der neue 2eiter
beg frnn}0Iiten Jligtpe ems. Gene
raj 9iyi6ausr, aesen Die ,Souben"
cine belon0ece Quftflotte aus ges
pan3erten 5lug3euqen ins Gsben rief.
4usgerihtet bat er ober pnmit bis
Ter roh nifts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
Erivates EapierseId.

Sn BEN Teutiutano ienolih aes
iinnten 20notrn piro f~origeisbt ouf
ben perrebrtm BdpieyQeloumIauf I'M
Dtutitltn Heih 6inqetpieicu uuo Der
Gtotus Der QeutIhen Reihs6ont su
Bennington Qeiud)t, Nuts Gen antlis
t)en ausfueiitn aebt aber sur @es
MICE heroor, uit ipenig bere6tiqi Die
9emdHaeIun9eu fno Cine @trme6
run9 0es popierael0umlouis bat ia
odoem niht nur in 0suiIhlaH0. fous
bern In faIt alien 2duoern itdttQe.
i%unoen. uuo oos 1eitntlihe lit nid)t.
ipie pteI VoitR in 3~irtulotieu Ino,
icneern lporin Sic Netunq beitebt,
uno III pslhsm @erhdltu;s oieis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

0%ertrduens Der 9epolterung in oi.
3utunft Der fran3oiiifen 5inan3trai.
geltsu. Yielirebr tam Is ais Elm
Symptom aufaeFabt fueroen. boB bos
publitum bic gu 4nfong oes 3rie
aes tbelduriertsu MISUNDERSTANDING
nod INNER nift iuteoer b~sralis9sges
ZEN bat. Sn 0eutidlonO iaben Ii6,
peun ou6 nift Die 6onoelstams
mern, 70 bod einige apmmureu bsim
2risg8ausbruh p:ronldBt. sur 8eieis
tiqung oss Mdnaels an tlsinen Sab
Iun1smittelu e6enfdus sigsnes pa
.pisrnotgeIo in tleinen Nbihnittsn gu
ihaffeu. Sic haben ubsr, iobaIb Die
Reihsbdnt bitroon aeuntRis erhislt.
oieies Ydpiergslo 5uriid3ieben mlHen,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
Q parfom m. = .9u arbeite

SPAR n. .9u arbeiteit
rett IdngInm. Gpei"
So man muE bic @r6sit einteilen,
man peiB ni6t, pann ma :pieosr
peI9e triegt,i"
-4ud 3.-gros
bin3reoatteur: nSie fpo!len alIo Wit.
arbeiter u~uieres 9lotte8 iperoen2 limb
spcIhe Seuoen3en p~erfolgsn Sic benin
eigsntli6?"
Sournoliit: Sd orbei;s fir Jreis
Felt. Reft. 2i4t, Soft uno Quar.
tier"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
Gin herrliehe= $il>
rcn Kaiier Wilhelm!

Nm IS. SUM- 1918 feierte has
oeutide Bolt ben %. Sahrestas BON
aaifer &ilbeIms &esime, bel'
len Se9ieruns in Die @eidi6te iber'
aeben miro oils Die zines Der gr6bten
aurr 9%obensplern. Ser rs ar
9prb"- ipie i'm Die anslo'ameri.
taniide Yrefe su beseiduen pfleet =
bat lid ais mirt 'ifer & rieoens.
lrit erwielen; unter ieiner &eaie.
runa bat oas beutIde &eid feline
srbBte 8liithe erreidt, unb ale
9eutihen auf benz groenrunoe Siir'
fen ltols auf i'm iein. Sas er
auf Gin nirfliher r@ar 2ore"
Iein fam, bas benefit CUR 2eit bieier
wunoerpole Mann NIT ieinen iies.
reifen Seerihaaren elmer sanSen
Welt BON 5einben gegeniiber
lin unieren 2eiern einen @efalIen
su ermeiIen, liefern mir Elm praht.
POLES, %aaerneueies Bib BON &aiIer
gilbelm, @rDBe 10kx1s 3oa unb
polienb aum g%inrabmen, pprtofrei in
elmer &pne perianot. su 15c pro
Stii poer spei fir 25e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
Die Tlleqer inn Grieae.

3H ben bieIen unliebiamen llt6ere
nguugen, bic Der groBe NelttrisJ
bic i~ieqesqepiHsu Gegnsr
GsutI9lan6s uro Geitsrreih I'm
gezgls ge6radt bdt. 9eB0rt ns6en
em Fdrdtertihen AZ 3entimeiers
rsSr unO ben unGeimliden Iou3s
sgtg1 uamentiih aud BIZ neberies
sSen5ejt 8eutIAionos uuf rem 6es
e oss 5laqlpeieu4. bic iih balo
E9srus unb iebr entidieoen 1ernus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

Oedun9 81 Den a~usgegebsuen papiers
fdeinsn fttht.
IN 6ransrei6 boben 81. San0els
iammern olsbaIo ndh Dem Sriegss
aGsbru6 si9encs 9apier9,lO emittieyt,
SoS mob isBt i'll STIMULATION 1T. lie
Sdeiae cer @duoelStdmmern fno,
ipie ouf linen ~pern1ertt lift, in Iotsu
Der ganaue be 8rdrte e~inlosbar. Tss
biitoriI4e SRitrciies tpesen ilbrtu
mir ~oerarti5e@ 9apier9elo I'M Siloe
por. DAB oaS Qapiergtlo nod ieet
in Trdnirei9 I'M llmlouf 1T. tauu
ssyaoe uitt OILS Elm 9tIpsis syobsn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

FER oa5 3atum oaue6en. ipie lei
v.ner ~Qt5r0gd1ieH 3~ieliteibe, sc
raoe GIN It1ri gef,i4ter uno qepfid
i@teriey. u1r6n5soedter 6lugapparat
tiloet tRr,u GtoI5, lIebrigena iHr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

4merltoner 5elgcn bclonocr(
Gorlcbc fi.r Die oltslieQcnoc 9eutid)c
HcidaunlCibc. Sic mcrfCl mas!
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17
Senator.
Representative.

Hon. P. A. Gandrud, Sunburg, MINI.
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17

Photo by American Press Association.
BY Nile rise the pyramids, wrapped in
the shades
Of ages that passed ~ the waves on
the shore,
And Karnak majestic. whose vast colon.
nades
A sod might have fashioned for man to
adore:
And Baalbek uplifts, like vision divine,
Ito wonder Of beauty BY Lebanon's wall;
Bot captive and slave reared in sorrow
the shrine,
The palace. the temple. the pyramid tall
To freedom Potomae's proud obelisk
And k.r":i and B.A'bet i" Ie.at,
Tor Washinston's Slory ito 1ssndeur en-
And freemen with Joy pilsd ito stone.
TO the skies.
symbo1 OF liberty. matchless. sublime,
Still soar from the meadows 70 mate
with the sun.
And zee thy republic. to uppsrmost time,
The noble. the peerless, the many in onel
Not . Worker.
'Gotrox thinks toll Of any kind vui-
gar. doesn't he?" Yes. Why, even his
liver won't work" Town Topics.
! -
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17
Solitude.

Solitude II pleasant, but its pleasures
are dangeroua- They arc too fascinat.
Ing for any but the best balanced
minds, and overindulgence In them
may result In melancholia anu mad.
noaa,
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17
County Connnissionefs.

William O. Johnson, First District,
W1llmar.
S. A. Syverson, Second District, Kerk-
hOven.
N. B. johnson, Third District, Chair
man, New London.
c. J. Swenson, Fourth District, At
water.
Albert Boersma, Fifth District, Ray
mond.
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17
Next THING 20 lt.

'How terribly mangled that poor
man was they took to the hospital in
the patrol! Was he in 4 railroad
wreckY'
mo. He was one Of the judges Of
baby show."- American.
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
County of Kandiyohi, GO
State of Minnesota, ee'
District Court,
Twelfth judicial District


n ~ ~ ~ ~
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
thereof
aa1sSeS @ In SAID da s in @ to- % ~1t % claim
~
J.
o he Court Of the Counyo Of ndiyobi
on Monday in January >~~~' '~"~'
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17

Hon. Pascal H. Frye. Willmar. MINI
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17
County omcials.

County omc1a10.
Samuel Nelson, County Auditor.
N. 0. Nelson, County Treasurer.
Olof H. Dale, Register Of Deeds.
Peter Bonde, Sheriff.
Peter BOnde, Jailor.
H. J. Ramsett, Clerk Of District Court.
Charles Johnson, County Attorney.
w. D. Frederickson, Supt. of Schools.
T. o. Gilbert, Judge of Probate.
DR.. B. ]. Branton, Coroner.
J. A. Rowat, County Surveyor.
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17
OFFICIALS OF EANDIYoH1 COUNTY
District Coure judges, Twelfth judicial
District.
Hon. Gorham Powers, Granite Falls,
MINI.
The Mystic Canine.

The Mystic Canine.
A barrister once opened his cross
examination Of a handwriting expert
by asking, where is the dogT'
"What dog7" said the astonished wit
'The dog" replied the tormentor.
(which the Judge at the last assizes
oaid he would not hang ON your evi-
dencer'
Pickle Vinegar.
save the vinegar left over from
pdckles, It is better than ordinary v1n-
ear for salad dressing.
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17

ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
County Revenue Fund S1711ss@a
n 5s1s
Unconeced for 1912 and prior
uncoied @ county take:
Dusfro insanity 43l1
"
c2o1s1.sb
outstan warrants sos45
Net Assets e.................. ;119
ndebedness unolected assessments
1sEX15 '' ' ~ w. w. ~ ~ ' ~ - ~
8.
J..
BOERSMA,
JOHNSON,
Board comzo,ione.s ,ione.s
- - -
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17

Court 1sportsrs.
G. H. Sherwood, Willmar, MINI.
Olaf w. Nordbye, Granite Falls, MINI.
1egula1 Terms OF Court.
Third Monday in March.
First Monday in October.
Senator.
Hon. p. A. Gandrud, Sunburg, MINI.
Representative.
Hon. Pascal H. Frye. Willmar. MINI.
Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17

+
/ The Washington: !:
! M Onunoent !
& BY EDNA DEAN PROCTOR !
+ !

YYAVE you seen. by Potomac. that
shaft in the skies.
Soaring proud from the meadows
to mate with the sun.
Now misty and gray as the clouds it deiies,
Now bright in the splendor its daring
has won7
The winds are its comrades, the lishtning.
the storm.
The first flush of dawn on its summit
shines fair.
And the last ray Of sunshine illumines its
form.
Towering Grand and alone in the limit
less air
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-27
MISS REBECCA MCDOWELL
GIVES LOVELY DANCE.

Mas Rebecca Mcdowell was hos
tess last night at q lovely dance given
in honor Of her house party Of charm
ing guests Of Alabama.
After the heat Of the day . refresh
ing shower made the air cool and
comfortable for dancing and . merry
time was spent. About fifty Of the
younger society boys and girls Of the
city were present and a number Of
visiting girls.
The punch bowl was placed re the
entrance Of the hall surrounded BY
cut flowers and ferns. Here Miss
Evangeline Hubert and Miss Yvette
Caro-, Of Pensacola, served the gueEta
refreshing punch as they entered.
The storm Of the early part Of the
evening did not keep the young folks
from attending the dance, and the
great heat Of the past FEW days was
broken, making the evening q pleas
ant one for dancing.
Miss Mcdowell is one Of the pref
tiest and most popular Of the younger
set Of girls and Of course her dance
was one az the social successes OF
the summer season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-27
DARKEN CRAY
HAIR, LOOK YOUNG
BY APPLYING Q-BAN-NoT A
DYE-HARMLESS.

Don't look old--look young-so II
your hair is wispy, thin. falling, gray,
streaked with gray. faded, dry, pre-
maturely gray, 20 restore to original
dark color, simply shampoo hair and
scalp q few times with Q-Ban Hair
Color Restorer. All your gray hair
viii then become beautifully darken-
ed, lustrous. soft, fresh. wavy. with
that dark lustrous gloss making en-
tire head Of hair evenly darkened.
fascinating and attractive. Also
stops itching scalp, dandruf and fall
ing hair. G-Ban Is not a dye. but
acts on the roots, making hair
healthy, so the gray hair natura;~y
turns beautifully dark, so evenly TT
no one can tell IL has been used.
Q-Ban is not sticky or messy; harm
less and is guaranteed 10 darken gray
hair. Big 7-oz. bottle only so cents.
At D'Alemberte's Pharmacy, pensa-
cola, Fla. out-of-town folks supplied
BY mail. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-27
INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT
or ENGAGEMENT.

Many friends in Florida and Ala
hama, viii learn with very sincere
interest Of the approaching marriage
Of Dr. Clifton Payne Of this city 20
Miss Trudie Ballard. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. j. Ballard Of Andalusia.
Ala, the marriage to take place on
Wednesday, July 4th, AZ the Metho-
dist ehuch Of Andalusia.
The Troy Messenger, commenting
on the announcement says:
This announcement viii be re-
eeived with pleasure BY a wide circle
Of friends and acquaintance Of this
popular couple. Miss Ballard Is a
lovely young woman with many fine
traits q character. She win be great
~ missed from the social and re-
ligious circles IN which she moves.
DR.. Payne, formerly Of Andalusia, is
an unusually promising young physi-
clan Of Pensacola, Fla.
This viii be Interesting news in
Troy, Miss BallarS's native city, as
she has many relatives and friends
here"
DR.. Payne Is very popular In Pensa-
cola, where be is one Of the city's
successful young physicians. Miss
Ballard is well known in social circles
Of Alabama and viii be cordially re-
ceived in Pensacola. She was one Of
the pretty attendants at the Simpson.
Fitzgerald wedding Of Thursday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-27
KENNEDY COTTRELL
WEDDING WEDNESDAY
ar..r.r.rra.l.nar
AFTERNOON.

Of the most cordial interest 60 So
ciety here and in South Florida Is
the approaching marriage Of Miss
Christine BoEart Cottrell, eldest
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cottrell Of this city, and Mr.. Walker
Mcmillan Kennedy Of Tavares, Fla,
which Is an event o. the week, the
ceremony, TO be performed by the
rector, the Rev. A. G. s. Smythe, Of
St. Katherine's church at five o'clock
on Wednesday evening a. the church.
The brides young sister, Josephine
viii be maid~of honor, and Mr.. Shivel
Duncan will be Mr.. kennedy's best
man. Misses Lucille Boyer. Edith
Lusk and Florence Marston viii make
a trio Of lovely bridesmaids, and Mar
garet, the little daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Welles, will be the pretty
flower girl. Mr.. William Dorr and
Mr. Frank lee will act as ushers,
Miss Lille Williams viii play the
wedding music and Mrs Cleve Hester
viii sing just before the ceremony.
After the service the bridal party
viii be entertained a. the home Of
the brides parents on East Moreno
street with a buffet supper, and bride
and groom viii leave on the Gao
train for an extended wedding trip,
taking a Clyde line steamer az Jack
sonvilie.
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TO VISIT IN ILLINOIS.

Miss Media Taylor, the young
daughter Of Dir. and Mrs. Walter n.
Taylor, leaves Monday for Granville.
Ill, where she win be a guest Of her
mothers brother, State Attorney
John d. BiggE. She will also visit
relatives and friends In 81. Louis. and
at Litchfeld. Miss Taylor viii not
return 70 Pensacola until September,
when she viii be accompanied home
by her grandfather, Mr. r.. r. Biggs,
who spends his winters in Florida
with Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-27
GUESTS or MRS. JORDAN.

Mrs. 7. +. Golden and son. Mr.. r.
F.. Golden, Jr., are expected % arrive
IN the city this afternoon as the guests
nf Mr.. and Mrs. n. 10. Jordan. Young
Mr. Golden was graduated m
June from the University Of Virgin
la where he took a four-year course
IN mechanical engineering and also
graduated in electrical engineering.
He carried of many college honors
and his friends in Georgia and Flori-
da are very proud Of his success.
Mr.. Golden is a brother Of Mrs. Jor-
dan, whose guest he win be for some
time. lie viii later 20 Pittsburg. Pa,
20 engage in his profession
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-27
FOR MISS TISDALE
OF MOBILE

Miss Lucille Tisdale Of Mobile veas
prettiiy complimented during the
week. when Miss Geraldine Touart
entertained FOR her with . Five Hun-
dred party. her guests being Misses
Naomi MarEoni. Coodie Marzoni, Del
IA Bowes, Mae Davis, Lois Hender-
son. Frances Salmon and Charles
Yates. Guy Matthews, Cetii Wilson,
James Mccoy, Angus Hatton, win
Taylor.
japanese lanterns created q most
effective setting for the game, the
tables having Eeen placed on the
lawn and Five Hundred was followed
by dancing Punch was served dur
ing the game, and later an ice course
was served By the young sister Of the
hostess, Miss Eunice Touart and Miss
Natalie Blumer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-27
sUFFRAGIsTs AT BLUFF
SPRINGS.

An automobile, gaily decorated in
he suffrage eolors and pennsnts
bearing the legend: Votes For 10
men," left the city e nine o'clock
Saturday morning for Bluff Springs
conveying e number 81 ardent mem
hers 81 the Pensacola Equal Suffrage
League, who had been invited % take
part In the program Of the Woodmen
Of the World, which convened AZ Blur
Springs, q large picnic being the fea-
ture Of the day, with q number Of
addresses from prominent men and
women Of the county.
In the party from Pensacola rep
reaentinE the local suffrage league
were Mr. J.. b. Perkins, United States
marshal from this district. and Mrs
Perkins, Mr. Walker Ingraham, Miss
Marguerite Ingraham, chairman OF
the program committee Of the Pensa.
cola Equal Suffrage League, Miss
Minnie Kehoe. attorney at-iaW, Miss
Velma Maura, recording secretary OF
the league and editor OF the womsn'E
page Of the Evening News. Mrs
Prank ID. Tracy, recording secretary
Of the Florida Equal Suffrage Asso.
citation and a member Of the execu-
tive committee Of the tSal associa.
ton, and Mrs. Gerkins, all ardent
members Of the Pensacola league.
At the invitation Of the officers Of
the vi. o. w. association two guf
frage addresses were features Of the
program Of the day, Mr.. Perkins and
Miss Kehoe being the speakers foI
the Pensacola league.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-27
AUTOMOBILE TRIP FROM
GEORGIA.


Miss Rebecca Bell. Of Clarksville,
Ca. Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
McKinnon. Miss Bell accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. McKinnon from Geor-
gia, arriving in Pensacola yesterday,
the party having made the trip from
Clarksville BY automobile. Dir. and
Mrs. MeKinnon left Pensacola about
two weeks ago for Georgia, in a big
touring car. stopping en- route in At
lanta and akinR the journey 70 Clarks-
vile, one hundred miles beyond At
lanta. IN two and a half days after
leaving Pensacola.
The return trip was made In two
days and the party greatly enjoyed
the trip both ways. finding the roads
good and meeting with no accidents
or mishaps q any kind.
Miss Bell viii be the guest u Mr..
and Mrs. MeKinnon and other rela-
tives for some weeks
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nINNFR IL YAGgIT CLuB.

Many very charming eourtesies
have been paid Miss Christine Cot
trell. a pretty young hride-elect Of
Wednesday afternoon and ca Satur-
day afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cottrril entertained their daughter
and her bridal party with a yachting
party followed by a dinner az the
Yacht Club.
The party left in two launches and
a race 70 Santa Rosa island and back
was a. exciting and delightful in
ddent of the afternoon, followed by q
dinner a. the pretty club house Of
the Pensacola Yacht Club, which was
one q the prettiest as well as one
Of the most delightful a. the pre-
nuptial affairs given in honor Of this
attractive young bride-elect