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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-25

For Rent-Furnished room. In
quire of Mrs: Buchholz.-Adv.
Keith Barrows and Emmet
Bills + among the prominent
Garrison farmers in town.
For prices on woven wire fenc-
ing, gates and steel fence posts
ask Thompson Hdwe. Co.-Adv.
Joe Grabinger and family are
spending the week attending
the, entertainments.
For Sale-Full blooded Ham
shire (belted) pigs, all pedigreed,
Pope farm, ]. S. Thornton, owner
ADV. 11-25.
Cameras can be had at the
Studio. You can use them or
buy, as you wish. Adv
j. j. Schweizer went to St.
Paul Friday with a car of hogs.
The same day a car was shipped
from Hensler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Samuelson
are back from their auto trip to
Minnesota where they visited
with Mrs. Samuelson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. .A'oerg.
Jacob Bender, of Mercer, re-
mnmbered us with a pleasant
call Wednesday. Mr.. Bender
tells us there is general optimism
among the farmers in the Mer-
Ger neighborhood and there IS
much improving going on.
Arthur Leidholm, who is one
Of the younger generation who
is making good as a farmer
near the home of his parents at
Basto, was among those who re-
membered us with a subscription
renewal during the week.
A petition has Leen flied with
the county auditor asking for
the division of Butte School Dist
riot which now consists of two.
townships-15O and 70 and 80.
The commissioners will consider
the petition at their July meet
ing.
DR.. Thomas Il. Story. who I'M
til recently maintained a dental
office, here, was found dead in
his room at Parshall Friday morl
ing. Before coming here the
Doctor was located at Minot for
many years and was rated as
one Of the leading professional
men Of the state.
The opera. house was we'll fill
ed on Saturday evening the oc-
cassion being the wedding
of Tom Thumb. This
had created considerable in
terest for the participants were
all local children from 3 to 9
years Of age. To name all che
children taking part would be a
task far too great and to speak
of those in an individual way
and endeavor to pick out the
best performers would be TO diff
ficult for an auditor to take
upon him. All the children did
remarkably well, some Of them
were supposable old and by the
way their backs were bent we
could picture our grandparents
of days gone by. The young
man whom the bride rejected
: showed considerable manliness
lin coming to the wedding but
we saw him shaking his tiny
fist at the groom. This enter
tainment, which was frightened
by the singing Of the Glee Club,
was enjoyed by all if the merry
laughter and the clapping Of the
hands had anything to say.
i t4EfE- La-.tt 80 HFEt.F rkEIllN WE
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-25
One 7x7 tent for sale at Hol-
tan Mere. Co.-Adv.

One 7x7 tent for sale at Hol-
tan Mere. CO.-Adv.
For Sale-A large gasoline
stove. Inquire at Leader ADV
Miss Aldyth Ward has been
named as State Organizer for
| the Suffrage Association.
If in need of ash or diamond
willow posts see Adolph Wacker.
Adv.
Bert Callahan has been tax
ing the chautauqua talent to Bis
marck by auto after the. close of
the entertainments each, evening.
A can Of Calumet Baking
Powder and a Calumet Cook
Book will make any housewife
a better cook.-Adv.
misrepresentation Jerry O'Shea
and son Joe and a party of
friends are down from Black
water and are enjoying the
chauauqua entertainments. Mrs.
|OShea has not been enjoying
good health during the last few
months.
If you don't believe that a
watch can keep perfect time
while frozen solid in ice, stop at
the Jewelry store any afternoon
during Chautauqua week and see.
the South Bend do this unusual
service.-Adv.
The 500 construction train has
been working out Of here dur
ing the week. 1t is proposed to
gravel the road bed between
here and Dogden during the.
summer. There is more than
fifty men in the surfacing gang.
MACHINERY, If IN need of
q pillow, drill. harrow, harrow
cart corn-planter, cultivator, wa
gon, buggy or any other farm
machinery, 60 to the Mandan
Merchants Co. All machinery
guaranteed.-Adv.
Sam Russell, who helped pilot
the first passenger coach into
Washburn on the old Bismarck,
Washburn & Great Falls rail
road in the fall Of 1901, and who
has served as conductor contin-
uously on this line since, has
been transferred to a run out
of Duluth. Mr.. Russell has been
a sufferer from hay fever the
past five years andhas been
treated to annual forced Naca-
tions. The new run will take
him through the pine country in
Northern Mimi, sota and should
he beneficial =: SANS hay fever
E. W. Elder, the horse buyer,
shipped two cars of horses from
here during the week. These
shipments going to the Chicago
market. He has a third car just
about assembled which will be
loaded tomorrow. Medium -siz-
ed horses are bringing from $50
to $1fO. The good big horses
are not being bought or is any
thing below fifteen hands want
ed.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-25

Get prices on barb wire and
woven wire fence. Holtan Mere.
CO.-Adv.
Hugh McCulloch arrived from
Valparaiso, Ind, Monday where
he graduated last week.
The aluminium ware displayed
at Holtan Mere. Co. is. attract
ing Internationally.
Eric Larson and family were
among the many here Tuesday
taking in the chautauqua.
A. P. Thybcrg Of Conkling
called at the Leader office Tues
day while in town.
For Rent-The Jos. Willits
house. See Holtan Mere. Co.
Adv.
Editor Jones and family were
Turtle Lake visitors several days
during the week.
Mrs. E. l. Schulz. spent the
week at Valley City attending
the commencement week exer-
cises at the Normal.
A new lot Of ''BoboLinks" just
arrived at Walls Jewelry store.
ADV.
Mrs. Aug. S. Fahlgren and
baby have gone to Tacoma, Wash
where they will spend six weeks
with Mrs. Fahlgren's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sundwold.
Your dreams Of success can be-
come a reality, but first take a,
curse in Mankato Commercial
College. Sen for catalogue
Adv.
Prof. H. K. Brown dropped in
Wednesday and Is enjoying the
chautauqua fun. The Professor
is spending his vacation travelling
for the Northern School Supply
Co.
HARNESS, A fine line of
Light and heavy harness, collars,
harness goods have just been re-
ceived by the Mandan Mercantile
Co. Prices are right and all
goods guaranteed.-Adv.
Axel Fransen and family came
down from Coleharbor Thursday
to take in the chautauqua. Mr..
Fransen don't come here very
often but his many friends are
always glad to see him.
Norwegian services will be hel [
in the Sverdrup church next
Sunday, June 9th, at 4 p. m.
Immediately after the service a
short meeting Of the congrega-
ton will be held to discuss GER
tain questions pertaining to The
parochial school.
We have missed connection on
a part Of the material for the
Garrison Farmers automobile
excursion here Tuesday. By al
lowing this to go over until next
week we will be able to do this
important AID successful under
taking better justice.
John SchuIer is improving his
farm with a new modern chick
Ell house 16x24 well ventilated
and lighted, plastered and back
piastered. The. Schulers have
$50 young chickens and $50 old
ones and find chicken raising
profitable.
Ed. E'uerst is adding to the
comforts Of his home by an
addition to his residence-base-
ment for a furnace, kitchen and
bath room on the ground ii
and two bed rooms above anna
a coat of fresh paint all around
on the outside.
Mrs. Fl. G. Hanson has vacat-
ed the Mrs. Ole jefferson resi-
drnce and has taken quarters
across the street from the Schul~
store. Mrs. Peterson is having
her house remodeled and over
hauled and will occupy it with
her children. She has decided
to discontinue the operation Of
her ranch north Of Malcolm.
The government snag boat
Mandan passed down river Sat-
urday on its return trip to Sioux
City after having visited Benton
ond o+bo, n,,.vnr noinfS This
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-25

Land and Land loans a special
'ly. Klein's Land Agency.-Adv.
Edred Gradin is the owner Of
a bran new Ford run-about.
Farm Loans made at the Wash
burn State Bank, Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauris Bale, OF
Garrison, were here Wednesday.
Straw hat season is here. Sef
Holtan Mere. Co.-Adv.
Peter Larson made this office
a call while in town Thursday.
Detroit Vapor stoves are bette
See HOltan Mere. Co.-Adv.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. Horace Hol'
tan July l.. Everybody welcome
P. K. Eastman, Simon Jah1
and p. j. Cahill were among
those who took in the chautauqus
on the opening day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j E.. Reuter- and
iMesdames Mason and Hanson OF
Underwood came down. in. the
car Thursday to attend chaa,
tauqua.
Anton Peterson is taking a
week. vacation and is taking
in the Methodist camp meeting
at jamestown. Newspapers are
reporting a. big gathering at
Jamestown this year.
Miss Margaret Westmiller ar
rived from Linton Monday wher'
she has completed her school
work. She expects to spend
most Of her vacation with her
mother and relatives in this
neighborhoOd.
For sale-The Washburn Hotel
we'll established business to right
party. Building for sale on easy
terms. For further particulars
call or write. Will be glad to
answer correspondence. Oberg
Sisters, Washburn, N. D.-Adv.
james A. Power, Of Leon%rd,
representing the First National
Bank of St. Paul, was here dur
ing the week. Mr.. Power is a
member Of the new board of
Regents under whose super
vision a number Of state insti-
buttons pass July l.
Seventy-eight tickets were solo
at the charm storming" party at
the. Hans Hultberg farm Friday
evening. Young people from
all parts gathered and all were
greatful to Mr.. Hultberg for his
kindness in giving the use of
his premises for a meeting place
Rev. j. A. Diesen is back
from his trip to the exposition.
He returned by way Of Minneapo'
lis where he attended the Lu.
theran conference. C. M. Diesen
is returning by another route
and is, expected home next
week.
j. F.. Jacoby, Of Minneapolis,
was here Wednesday looking
over the field for an electric
light plant. He was favorably
impressed and expects to re-
visit us in about two weeks
when the matter will be taken
up by a committee of the city
council.
Garrison has a special election
Tuesday, July +, to decide on
the proposition of bonding the
village of Garrison for $4,000, &
per cent interest, payable 20
YEARS from date, for the pur-
pose of providing electric lights
on the streets of the village of
Garrison. A water system would
likely be more beneficial for
Garrison.
Wilton is celebrating the
Fourth again this year. Sunday
coming on the .4th Saturday will
be the day for Qualification.
Wilton has the reputation of
giving its visitors good enter
tainment and Judging from the
elaborate arrangements this year
will be no Exception to the rule.
Go to Wilton July 3.
Robert Leroy, youngest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert LeRoy-
old and respected residents Of
A. UY>11.. Ln.oLo nvn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

Nrs Frederick Louis GiosI-hr of
View York D. zoe guest OF u.s. DO
on 10y ''' o'''7 '''' ~ - ''''' .''
SIR and Ms ROSS wuE.ns apr
smily have moved into their ne3
home. No 25a tadtlacave.
Mrs aspcr {. Gates. 80. 90 vr.
aam PARK. as visiting friends a.
Kalamazoo.
-
NIHs Annette SArIden VIII give p
her hoac IN Crosse poiate Farms
o.
Miss Amelia Baker. NO 5'l PAX
'rstr lrii "Wednesday Tor several
e'ks' visit IN the east
,,. ,,.. o.. 49,.
'Anr'1 "'ll give % 'erh parry tues
a"y afternoon. jane y. IN Diamond
temple.
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r ~, -, ~ n.y. W a. -, -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
! he Confessions OF q WHe
\ Coming Mothers Fears

N..r .lc caIdru had gone 80
aH Eur.e tauA mg up To- ,s,
.o "a she lrl prep.-sd for bas-en
aHd Drr rluus .apy during tr.
of-l fcN mon OF It's ltg sha b.
not -oHe 10 taa hospital eul sp
e.e haze ,Hts room pr pared ana
'orulOd Ni.h HH, Same hye
care ,ha..s b,HoAod ou the ole.AJ
.tU. room %. "a clinic.
"pryluz Was white tile, white
ra U3 N.If. 'De IS white
no.wu s.d 'ooa almost u The
center or thn rc.w nd beside lt a
..au u' uI.. .r. flr The
baby 'rafy rur can Isp.p in
.srg after avn al.c 20 leave .t
size said "' nauci to $50 20 -sr hos.
l''ai and iolF. t.e 90 an3 Harry
-o ha fsd this fixed up for mo under
r'r su rr.i..ou of uy doctor aHa
,Trs,s
Eane nda.1ly took my hand
"Na9.e. are YOU alra,d?' sire
asked.
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y s.t I'7l a'. l''m''5 oil..s.
she ' 'a.''. or. j'-' "'sN
"ri' a." Over. crave you a,'r''
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F" go. I"'hl WIZ '''. 'S mas ''1''~
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"'"l" i'N' inc over .'''' i uni.
q g" 40, uU. WIS ai'aio o. TN.
''." y 'u t"a" N'''l 81 Ply" 'e' u
a"H'IIy old ias 'ioh'o. ana N''n
"eh I"n'a " TO Act ina. p'-s'"'S
/ "a .RN' co. oN' .''A 'N'' s'' ,''o"T''
81 was SIN i'' "o''e q" ,l' 90
Lr' NJ" ~ VA. pm o' ,"''o'' II.
'. ~. 80, ''''''' '''
ne agony ''"' comes rom
women 'H'h i''F emu '' 90 IT, .
me p@Fi'le''' sh' ".u-' "i"N. 'o' ''''
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

lem passed through surely, w."
.au bc as courageous as they, and
.h'n w s'raiahteged mp and went
n-o the ma scry where bulge ana
iod3y were sleeping.
ID eve. there were adolarle chill
arcn on this earth. they are Harry
oys which Elicnc adopted. end
vlcA they a.c asleep they are al
Wost zoo beautiful As We looked
at them Elicuc came clio to mo
and said "Marg.o I've thought "a
.ot since have O., cxpectinZ ny
child Of the poor mother of these
dear COY. she m 81 have had the
same physical fear that have, and
sh" could not have had The same
hops and spiritual uplift to sustain
her What e. me viii speil the ply
sicai aspect OF honor 10 her could
only Do ptco. of disgrace.
She must have lived in he'll al
those long months until she died
10 YOU klow. as much as I love
Harry, aud rs much o., know that
Dee tgo.cd SO ctime, when he
comes in at might and takes me iu
h.s arms and tells nae how h7ppR
Dee Is. between my lips aud his kiss
os the ghost of hat poor girls pain
twisted mouth lingcrs, When I tcel
the warmth az his N,", bod!
gains, mirc again ] feel HAT cold
ness that il not Ike any other ch.I
know he chill thai felt as
clasped In her stifouod hands
across her breast a my flower that
bad lain FOR a moment on 'he scvh.
inc mouth OF each of her sons
we wouen are all Imaginative
crea ures, and we are always doing
more or less tcmperamental things.
u seemed to my. Mareie, whon
placed that flower on her breast.
thc she dow az q smile descended on
the face from which death had
carved out all but everlastiGs peace.
We were both in tears when the
Icll rang. and Elene sad. II cV-
reot is the people back from the
thcatcr.'
sure enough il was and when We
went down .taiJs. we found that
Eleanor Farlov and Jim Ed!c had
Joined the party and that Aunt
Mary Nas absent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

count ~ the unfavorabla weather
Haa postponed until Wednesday,
Imc %. 4 Mother Goose pageant
Hl. Dee presented.
The Ladies' society Of the lro.
qH3is-ate Christ Lutheran church
wll hold sale OF aprons and
homc.1aked goods, Saturday, from 3
10 $ O'Clock, in the church parlors
TN" annual graduating exercises
OF tho ligectt school viii take plac
Friday morning, az n O'Clock, i'm
fho NuodWald-ave Baptist church
There viii be 81 young women re-
,,iya diplomas. Prof Charles Hub
bard Judd OF the University OF Chr
laEO, win address the class.
The committee having in charge
lhe annual moonlight Of Friendship
loj-. J.. g. \. N. TO be held Mon
dsy evening, June "a. on the ste
,'a.r. promises an unusually pleas
ant veraHa Tor the members Of the
lodge te.r gmiiies and friends a.
Fitaci Program OF entertainment
has been arranged for tn salon
There n.ll De- dancing on the SECOND
deck and a concert by Friendship
itun bana Will be given on H.,
urprr deck
%
In tle home OF the brides parent
Mr. arI Nra Albert ODonal1. ir
Howard CHS Wednesday evening
oos place The marriaga OF their
only duuert.r Miss Elizabeth Mar
gue-ite D.Uorald TO Harold V VII
IS. of Detroit The bride was al
zen "a b, Miss Hazel ODonaid Of
loud F.W1s. Miss Frances O'Dor
nd. co.. Howard city, ana Mis- Mar
ret Poll. Of Grass Lake william
4 ODoaald Of Grand Rapids. was
best men Tie wedding supp anc
reception was hold in tho Colder
lou re- Following a motor trip. Mr.
bI Nr Wilcox will reside at ~
Northumberland, Detroit. where
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

Mr. and Mis- Charles w korchor
To WIN am s Spiegel The cercmo
uy was performed by the Rev FL
Monaghan Tho bride. who Wore O.
beautiful Empress Josephine bridal
gown Was attended ~ her s.s.oI.
Mrs. George r. Monaghan who wa
rocked iu delicate pins a0ota.
Stanley Spiolcl assisted his brother
as best man Following the ccre
mony a reception was held After
July T. Mr. and Nrs Spin.cl vii
be at home in the Hotel ADDISON.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
cspture Of 10 Coyotes.

UAZELTON, y D.. June Cap.
uune ~ coyotes in one day Walter
NIIske and 4. A. Srhcirmclstor got
{4I.50 in bountics for their work
hey found vo dcns from which
they caught The young coyotes and
they also landed some OF .re ole
Cues
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
Beth; The Girl
"Who Went Right"
Bu Ethel
Lioy5
Patterson
No. 46-GOod and Unhappy.

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walked qlita q uis of t.e CHS
block, varu u, pass rd one of 5hr
smaller restaurants.
WANT to .o ir.. asked rred5.e
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can keep a milk and cracis"r Girl In
the style 20 which sto .s accur-
toned rs those lobster and cham.
pr gne ladies that make NV finances
look sick Come on lll have some
thing plain With YOU
we entered the place and SAL
down at on" Of tie small table,
near the door was busy unlooscu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

once rev ard us with bliss
had been unjust and anNnd To-
the girl Who had proved her gentr
Gus affection Tor me for the sake OF
a man NAum bad known but q lcN
days. u Was htting that should
be punished Tor it And | Nas. For
So, sral days after my quarrel with
stella ! told myself ! had lost them
Doth. my good girl friend and my
handsome and dcbonalr Hdmirer
For Perciyal Barlowe, the leading
romantic tenor Of our production
evidently had decided TO give me a
course OF absent treatment /
had rushed to the defense Of his &C
tons With me with Stella Bat /
had not been quite so leuient with
him when hoe had kissed mo. and
nov tancicd It Was his plan 30
punish me Tor MY words 70 hum and
my abrupt leav taking
During rehearsal he never even
glanced At me. although this was
excusable enough for. while W,
we're all on the stage preparing for
tho opening night which now
locmed imminen', we we're all quite
honestly very busy and absorbed
In our work But several times
had met MIR Barlove in the long.
dark hail that led 20 the stage, or
on tbs street outside the stage en-
trance. and each time his bow to
me bad been curt and his glance
impersonal. as though / we're but
one Of the many chorus girls TO him
one with whom he had never
spoken or dlncd
Moralists often talk. or write. OF
tn glow OF satisfaction which per
vades the heart ut person con.
sciOus of righteousness beg 60
protest against their philosophy. For
certainly had been right in re-.
senting the kiss Mr. Barlowe had
snatchcd from me: and certainly It
was right that We should cease to
Dc friends after II But I assure
you there Was no glow in my heart
at my own virtue was merely
miserable and lonely And every
time met our fine looking tenor
felt somehow "a though Il we're
who had been worsted IN our en-
counter began to search for some
way to get back my self-respect
And so much did want II. |
suatohed AT tn first opportunity
that seemed 20 ofror and so bungled
from one mistake TO another
I, vas 4 l!tlc after halipast ten
on the evening Of the fourth day
after had dinel with Mr. Barlowe
when | stood outside our stage en-
trance, glanclng mp and down our
street at the end OF rehearsal
was still 90 unaccostumcd 10 city
streets after dark not TO view the
possibilities OF such an exploit With
nervousness Yet the night was so
lovely, clear and cool and fresh
after the hea; and dust OF the days
work. that felt could not bear to
take the car and go directly to my
room.
As | stood there. Freddie dc la
Mar. the chorus man with whom
had had supper once before. Joined
M He lifted his hat.
Waiting Tor ANYBODY 20 he asked
In the abrupt and familiar way OF
theatrical tolk 10 which / was slow.
ly aecostumed.
NO answered and smiled back
At him. Il vas trying to make mp.
NY mind 10 walk home: the night
50 so lovely But" added quite
frankly. 81 was little nervous
about being alone am pretty
silly about being ont In tn, dark
n you are not too tired. would
really be grateful II you cared to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

Up to May /, 1i2 foreign built vcs.
sells Of 5oo.5D- gross tons valued ot
$4,000. 900 have been registered
under tho American nag 10 engage
IN forciEn trad,. under The act OF
Aug. rs, last
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

II Is stated that Herr Alfred Bat
lin. Of the Hamburg-American linc
receives 4 SALARY 81 Sto0pun per dG
mum. The heads OF two or three
British pas sengcr Inns receive
larger sums
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

they viii Doe az home after July l..
Mr. Wilcox is sporting editor OF the
Times.
30
The annual dnurr of the College
Equal Suffrage league viii be held
Friday evening, az $50 o'clock, in
the Detroit Yacht club A business
meeting viii take place al i:3o
o'clock rollowing dinner there viii
bee Am interesting informal program.
The league members have invited
their men and women friends 10 the
dinner The yacht club launch Will
leave rh" club dock near the Belle
'.lr bridge approach every hall
hour TOT tn club Members may
reserve places for themselves. and
their guests. for the dinner through
Mrs O. T.. Fischer 80 5o7 Field
ave.
Tho marriage 90 Miss Eil2abet'
Priscilla Stance daughter of Nj
and Mrs. Thomas Stanley, Ripley
Ont. 90 he Ray Percy a. Harding
assistant rector Of All Saints EpIs-
oopal church. Windsor took place
Tuc-oay evening June i, ia -
pauls church, Ripley. The cerc
monv was performed ly Bishop
Williams OF London assisted by 'he
Row r n. lnncss rector q 81
PauI's The bride was attended nv
.rr s.. tors. the Misses Fla and
Edn' Stanley, and Roy Harding
brother of fhc groom was best man
The Rev Mr. Harding AM Ms
Harding viii make their home az
So 1856 Ouelettc-ave.
IN delightful setting Of palm
a0d white roses the marriage TOOK
place Wednesday rvs1tnr in the
""ilv home No IS Arden Park. OF
Miss Helen Kotcher, daughter OF
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Central Ch;.suen church was MI.
"a with guests Tuesday evening. for
'he marriage OF Miss Ruth Mac
Davis. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
James NJ Davis, No. 1904 Poster st.
20 Charles Bowles. The ceremony
WAS performed by the Rev G.. j
Taunar Mrs Harry 81 Brown. a.
natrQn Of honor wore a pretp irock
~ WHIT, marqu,sette and h,eJ lace
aad carried pink roses. and tho
maid o. honor. Miss Violet \ Davis
= Tetu md. was goWnod In pale
tlue chiffon and shadow lace and
carried pink rosebuds " &. Rax
tcr was best man and the guests
were seated by Hsrr, VI Brown
Gaa Toward Hardy, thn latter ol