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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-24
RANDALL

Dec. 22.-Peter Weidenbaugh has
returned to his home near Pierz, after
few days. visit among friends and
relatives here.
Miss Gladys Cooley Of Sask., Can,
is at present visiting among relatives
the guest Of her grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Miller.
Oscar and John Dolquist, who have
been employed for the past eight
months in Nebraska, have returned
home for the winter. -,
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beat
ty, Monday, Dec. 20, daughter.
Miss Pauline Calhoun left Friday
for few days visit with her sister,
Sara, who is teaching near Rice. She
returned home Monday.
M. A. Churchill Of Fort Ripley at.
tended the dance given here Friday
evening by Lee Halves.
Ed. Simones of Little Falls and Nat
Simones Of Owatonna visited Satur-
day and Sunday here with their broth.
er, Nick Simones and family.
Miss Marguerite Evans, primar-
teacher in the school here, left Satur-
day for her home at Clearwater, to
spend her Christmas vacation.
The Misses Florence Tracey and
Blanche Sullivan, who are attending
normal in St. Cloud are home for their
vacation during the holidays.
Miss Mamie Tracey, who is engaged
in teaching near Bowlus, returned on
Saturday to spend Christmas at her
home in Parkertown.
Morton Oothoudt was Little Falls
visitor Tuesday.
Rosalie Calhoun, who is teaching in
Dist. No. 106, Cushing, is home for
her Christmas vacation.
Harris Gourd left Tuesday for Min
neapolis, where he went to purchase a
motor truck wagon. We understand
Harris has bought out the Thelan dray
line and will run that in connection
with his auto livery.
Miss Julia Sullivan, who is engaged
in nursing in the hospital in Anoka,
arrived Sunday for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Sullivan.
Oscar Munson, Coin Sitter, Henry
Gosch and Raymond Calhoun and the
Misses Marguerite Evans, Pauline Cal
houn and Hettie Bradley attended the
Christmas tree and program given by
R0sa1ie Calhoun, in her school house,
Thursday evening.
A Christmas dance will be given
here Monday evening, Dec. 81, in the
new hall, under the management Of
Leroy Quimby. Music will be furnish
ed by Mrs. Quimby and Earl Quimby.
A good time is promised to all.
School is closed in the Joe Bentler
school district this week, on account
Of the illness of their teacher, Miss
Marie Randall. 80
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-24

Miss Norman, was very good and en-
joyed by large audience. Miss Nor.
man left Saturday for her, home at
Little Falls, where she goes TO- enjoy
her holiday vacation.
Henry Martinson has the past week
been in charge of the creamery at Elm
Dale, substituting for his brother,
Oscar, who has spent 9 short while
with relatives in the twin cities.
The Dorcas society Of the Lutheran
church will hold a sale Of fancy work
and useful articles in tatting, crochet
ing, embroidering, ETC., on Tuesday
evening, Dec. 81, at 7 o'clock. The
sale will be held in Bergstrom's hall
and refreshments will be served.
Miss Alice Larson returned from
Minneapolis Thursday, where she has
enjoyed several weeks visit with
relatives.
Carl Miller arrived Monday from
St. Peter for an enjoyable visit at his
home during vacation.
The school of Dist. 81 closed for
the Christma1 vacation Friday, the
teacher, Miss Larsen, leaving immc'
diately for her home at Elm Dale.
A large number of the friends Of
Andrew Olson met at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Miller last Friday to
help him celebrate his 10th birthday
anniversary. Mr.. Olson has served
faithfully as janitor Of the Lutheran
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-24

church for period Of over 20 years,
but still he retains his usual vig0r and
.promptness. Rev. Miller in short
but fitting speech presented the hoa.
ored guest with a sum of money from
those present. A pleasant afternoon
was spent and all partook of a deli
cious lunch served by the ladies.
The Sewing circle met last Thursday
evening at the church, when articles
were completed for the sale held Mor-
day evening.
Miss Anna Lund arrived from Hib-
bling Friday, for An over Christmas
visit with her parents.
Mrs. Chas. Stenholm left for Mime
apolis Wednesday, where she expec*s
to spend the holidays with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. Beckstrom.
The Sewing circle held a we'll At
tended sale at the Mission church last
Monday evening. The various articles
Of fancy work and sewing found A
ready sale and Melted the treasury a
neat sum Of money. Delicious refresh
ments were served to those present at
the close of the evening.
The pupils Of the evening school in
Dist. 81 gave a program on Prohibi-
ton Saturday evening, which consisted
Of various selections of both literary
and musical numbers. The program
was we'll received by an attendance
which filled the room.
The school Of Dist. IS, in our. vii
lage, closed Friday for its holiday va
| cation.
Miss Ruth Anderson was the victim
Of a pleasant surprise Thursday after.
noon, when large number of friends
arrived at her home. Rev. Peterson
in behalf of those assembled, present.
ed the guest of honor with a generous
sum Of money. The afternoon was
spent in social way, after which re.
freshments were served. :
Christmas trees in large numbers
have been brought here from Culdrum
town by a number of our merchants.
The Sunday schools will render thei,
programs at the churches this year as
follows: At the Mission church on
Sunday evening and at the Lutheran
church Monday eCening, both at G
clock. All remember the day and
time and make it point to be pres
ent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-24
DTXVuLE

Dec. ~22.-Math Mueller and n.
Daniel were Genola callers Friday.
William Wischnewskl is in Royalton
visiting relatives for a short time.
Frank Andrew is building a house
for Joe Shouvler these days.
We had fine snow storm last week
and now is the time to give the jacks
and the coyotes chase.
Robert McRees is employed by c.
Parkins.
Aug. Sauer made business trip to
St. Cloud Monday.
Miss Mildred Logan, who is teaching
in Dist. No. 80, will have two weeks
vacation during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bauer and Mrs.
Mary Britz were Pierz visitors Mon
day.
Miss Frieda Kuschel, who is attend
ing the normal at st. Cloud, was home
on short visit Sunday.
C. Parkins took load Of hogs to
Royalton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Kickoff of Ora
ham were visitors at the Geo. Kowitz
home Sunday.
Miss Julia Thoen returned from
Brainerd last Saturday, after visiting
Ed. Hodorff did some repairing on
the school house in Dist. No. 16 last
week.
Ewald Roehn and Miss Sybella
Wischnewski made business trip to
st. Cloud Monday, in the former 5
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Neils went to
Sank Rapids Monday, where they will
visit relatives.
Britz brothers and Wenzel Houn
purchased new feed grinder last
week and will grind feed every Mon
day hereafter.
Ferdinand Sauer is reported very
i'll in bed with rheumatism.
! Joe Hubert is employed by Joseph
Houn this winter.
Miss Isabel Anderlie left FOR
Tomah, Wis, Tuesday, where she will
visit relatives for several months.
Otto Sauer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Weier
| and Joe Sauer were at Royalton last
Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-24
TWIN LAKES

Dec. 20.-Miss Agnes StOltman left
for Platte last Tuesday, where she will
visit few days with her sister, Mrs.
Vincent Pielarski. -
John Piehowski made a trip to
Swanville after load of -four last
Tuesday.
John witte was county seat visitor
last Tuesday.
Those who were in Little Falls on
business Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Domish and daughter Martha, Jno.
Olek, Leo Piehowski, Vince Witte,
John Schippritt and son Frank and
daughter Annie, Mrs. Vincent Olek,
Mike Zulke, Peter, Douroff, Mr.. ami
Mrs. Jacob Stoltman, Charles Carlson
and brother Otto.
Bill and Hugo Larson, John Wal
lershim, Lawrence Cimenski, Joe Stolt.
man, Henry Douroff, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Piecharski and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Deer.
ing were city visitors Saturday. -,
Joe Kuroske made a business trip
to Little Falls Saturday. :
We had two inches of snow fall
Thursday, but sleighing is no good
yet. 80
A number Of farmers are butchering
their hogs these days. .-
Some Of the farmers are busy haul
ing hay to Little Falls and others are
busy hauling cord wood. r
Vincent Olek made a trip to Little
Falls Sunday.
Miss Rose Piehowski was a city
visitor Saturday. >.>==...
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Prodzinski OF
Pike Greek spent Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Ringwelski. ~.
It is reported that Joe Piehowski is
on the sick list this week. h .5. * j.
Anton Shulz was at the county seat
Monday. i :s.: .. zI 81 .5..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-24
EAST DARLING

Dec. 21.-Services will be held at
the Swedish Lutheran church tomor-
row at 1890 a. m. An offering will be
taken. The Sunday school will have
it's Christmas program Monday nj ght
at 1880. On Tuesday evening the Sum
day school in Pike Creek will have a
program, beginning at 1880. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Ruth Brown and two sons left
last week for Omaha, Neb., to join
Mr.. Brown, who is employed with a
railway company there.
New Years Day marks the beginning
Of Leap Year. Then's when the gir:s
and widows will get busy.
The writer read in Stevens county
paper recently about a farmer who
went to church for the first time in
fourteen years. He chose a nice CON-
Portable seat near the stove but it bo-
came so warm there that he was forceu
to remove his hat.
Thure Sanderson of Red Lodge will
move onto his farm here next spring.
Dec. 22-Early morning services will
be held at the Swedish Mission churcn
tomorrow morning at $3.50. An offer.
ing will be taken. All are invited to
attend.
The telephone line here is again out
of order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peter of st..
Paul will spend Christmas with Mrs.
PETERS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Zillich.
There will be Swedish Julotta at the
Darling Mission church at $3.50 Christ
mas morning. Sermon by Rev. Felth
of Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-24

given by the Sunday school children
of the Congregational church here
next Sunday evening at z O'Clock.
Come and bring your friends with you.
Miss Elvira johnson left for Daisy,
N. D., last week, where she will spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Allen.
Elmer Rylander was a caller in Lit
tie Falls between trains Monday.
Rose Peterson was a caller in Little
Falls Thursday.
Roy Olofson arrived from Black
duck last week for visit with his
brother, Willie Olofson, before return
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-24
lnp to his home in Chicago.

ing to his home in Chicago. 58. 6. s
David Axmark arrived from Mime,
apo1is last Thursday for visit over
Christmas at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Axmark.
There will be services in the Swed-.
ish Congregational church Christmas
morning at o'clock. All are cordial7
ly invited. :.. ..A !.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-24

Joseph Bednarek, who has been cor
fined to his home with illness for sew
eral days, is able to be back to work
again.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-24
FLENSBURC

Dec. 22.-John Wotzka had one Of
his hands caught in the belt of an en-
CINE while saving wood Saturday.
A Christmas tree program will be
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-20
ROCKP0RT NEWS BUDGET


NOCK r'RT Aus NJ a u. A.
iucc b. remodeHpe the uaNsidc Inn
apartments
Mrs + H Mathews 20 san Marcos
Who forentl1 hrught summer hnme
here nn the beach is haVne ione
wharf hunt tn deep water
The san Antanln snd Arkansas Pass
Railway Company has sent down ton
cars Of materiai and erew ~ mon go
Improve and rcptig the fnllruad wharf
platform nnd other property around
the arport preparatory to enlsrgins
fal and water transportation
Judge EoN lack~oa has ordered an
election on Sept iNgb Tor the issuance
~ hpnds ~ tsee 600 and ivvying the
tax payment thcfefor ta construct "a
vsuseWAN tcfnrs Arkansas ieS, eons
uccting Live Ouk and Lamar renln-
sulas Permission 10Y this improve
mrut has BEEN sapted by a special
act ~ the legislature
Mork on The uaNslde mad aud
bridge construction viii De we'll under
WAY by Sept ~ rhe honsis 81 $4,000
have becu seld. tho contracts awarded.
and materials orierca The road work
wiN b. completed first Austin Rros.
~ l'ailss who have the contract for
the eridaes. promise that the hlshway
VIII he open % the public ON ar be-
fnrc November 18th
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II Second Division is Removed
From Texas City CONNER
cial Club May Present the
Claims of Corpus Christi
CAMP CONDITIONS IDEAL


~ m p"H.ihlr Chest fhc commercial
, iuh VIII take up with the tutod
3nifH WAR Department. tHf0urh lhr
p"por ohapnolf "a proposal ts hrinr
ihr Second Difluun uf thr nitsd
aNtif army of 900 mrn now Htliinn
d TekW rih. 900 CORPUS Christi
IS mnN ri0oul WITH tDs object iu isw
Wts ntierdny HHficl ht i.,strr Gnuei
fni iuHn J. hlnH whu durnr fhr MS
fDrNuur hHih conference with spr
iffN IHrrIa 1nd DO la arr nrnNthie
THAT d'unifr .iOr fu Herur me
NnOrH wdl hr ntm Nnnd1t mrht
tho snml mNnthit mD.ims ~ 90,
numerical riW Wf0rt1.
fHr storm unt naa .iuerH auoh nru
nr i 1Hlttston Totn CiU Sabine
Ha ntncf pointt Hnue tnr CARTS
irt uf ihc wHnh wln in tun opuinn of
fhnat uhn pfultaa f. hunw ,auHy Auuf
nfUlHiH tn femwe fhs troops 90 ibo
SECOND Division frrm rrNns Ci, and
f auCh romntal mtd, thc claims
~ corpus Christ Nln ho presented
10 H pointed "W tMt corpus CHRISTI
nHa cNsff ADVANTAGE over other rcs
HH pnifa even reNaH rlD uudrf fhr
present circumstances Norpm chrHU
Do hw twenty fhror mIlH h vntrr
nnd hNn twcuis Hreep muca b., ran
num rnu ArtnHaa whrrc ihr troops
could ho luHdrd on Transports shouli
ihof nr ardnred 40 Nort Crus nr Tom
piece Tnsn uHHin Corpus christi w
urutr ntownaVult and Laredo than
niNnt rUHm points applicants tor thr
SECOND nttHiou location
tu addItnn ihu Durpun Christi ODD.
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APPRECIATION

Nrpr teforo m thc HISTORY ul aut
hasnv.s has There nrrn ru mlnf re.
gucau rnr thc rrlau lahul oH mIntrd
Water Np,cr hofore in the hl.tnr, nf
nn ut hut lhHro hrou aueu tl uuI
rut.t 90 hpprc,intiNc mhiuudr snsnH
uul'n i4hpf mumhors and their fucnis
Nhien signifies HssuttnDp of un rtrN
snidfyine of an nhor untune Mtm
ro urlrra cop a4 which dtNa nu Show
the lmou iahel arc Now euminF Boo
with th, Request THAT thu lHhrl Hr
printed un tht lolm Ana in uoHfy
c, or, ire'burc whorr request Be- mi1D
fnr me iarsl thetc is uu qurtlnua
tskrd unuw pricr src tho pnlni
,utrh emo slgnlupner We lrruU Hll
aauarcN and honestly and deliver thr
goods with our guarantee W. sprnd
uur monev u CORPUS CHRISTI Wc
prontb "rrsde.at. ilnmr' hud prtrtitp
what We preach
riE PARAGON lRFs'S
oNnofs of ll,hrock continue She
FINEST Hunk f'rintlna i'rcsr nude
rhang Ga9 taNel
advertisement
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ALICE NEWS BUDGET

AhlrE Aus Do TUESDAY Miss
Nlsahetb Adams WIS husicea tn b latat
house party ut friends at hoi nanie
Yea AZTEC. Thu uAN WnR atven ever ga
parties and Informal entertainments
and ga HWtnnohig drives over tbe
country. The eupsts werp Misses luiia
McNuN tAlfreal. Elizabeth Wnahl
INlttedA olivia CLEVER Ohnrrlas).
Eyeiyn West tsan Antonioi. and Mar,
Garrett lAlicel aud Mcssrs Rsron
iohneoa ,San Antoniol, Alfred Wrgh,
tAlfrodl, Nctaeri And lyancis French
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-20
RAILWAY SUFFERS IN coNvEN.
TON

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1.-THE
busy railway superintendents who have
been earring Tor the safety and coufor,
~ theusanas ~ tourists 10 Tn. al,
have taken few DAYS OF themsslyes
thsir uriet respite briags them TO The
fNth annual convention % the Aneri-
vHn Association ~ Railroad Super,n-
tenN"nis which opened here TODAY
NsN"r James Rpiph. Jr, welcomed IN.
Ieiiway men rcchnicai papers Win he
rcsd To-day and tomorrow After /,
er.et View u the Fair their speeial
trains VIII whisl them back 10 their
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-20

nNNrpN rhe propesrd transfer uf
thc ssn00 0aa fuud tr0 AZ Harvard
University under the VIII of thv lat,
Gnidaa Mckay. ta the Mass Institute
20 ro,hnptssA yin NOT he Objected ca
hy the state accnrding GA Attorney
eynert Nttwhl who renders the npiN-
ions thst ,hc transfer viii hr "a puhic
hcrcili The fuh WIS drslsned Go
establish and fofvscf maintain "a school
NJ industrial Arts aHd scicnces The
win said the schnal should teach par.
uvulafly mechanics CHEMISTS vlcc-
tricliy. physps tnE.pcvins, mAnufsc-
nirlns and eommcrcc The wnl an-
thnufrd Harvard io crest hnlldlnNs tor
the rchnol With its Now huidines
GA thc bank vi lhr Charlrs river rceh-
nolorN was particularly fitted "a car-
~ ont the idca Intended and the trus-
tecs aaNc asked permission 90 Transfer
me fund
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SIZE pERMIT ZOE eoNns.

COLUMBUS. %. August H. Two ap-
plieantlons VIA como before the ohio
itiitties Commission today. Ia Nonnrc-
tien with the proposed sale ~ s35sq >
eee Ia honds by the Lake Erie and
FittshUrs halfway Company The rail
whlchc conlnals the railroad. applies
for authority o. guarantee the intcresi
and principal 20 ths issue. The new
eopds srr a. RON for fiuS wars at f,xe
PER cent
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rhoh, mct llerfy Myor ln8 the two
were east log he principal rri's ut many
ut the most famous ~ thr i.uhin pgo-
dwctiuuF When Mr. M3ru was uf
tvred hia present splcndld nosiiinu na
dlrectpf Sur with the lnNeuN Misc
rheny rnme alnne Hs hir rn-alhr Mias
rhchy BE- onls fpw monihH uevi twon.
~ years of Nav hut tosdaN she RANKS
AZ 0ne ~ tho mos, brilliant had hoau
tlful actrVsser in the Nurld uf films
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-20

CORPUS chns,n, Frank and trel
Mowers tAgua nulcct and \ Adoms
1Allcvl
Miss Maud frunch ~ Corpus CHRISTI
j. the Rucst cf Mrs Mae Word az
Alice
Mi~a olivia Glover ot toimfTias So
tho sucst of indec and Mrs ". r.
Hopkins "a Corpus Chusu
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N mas EN- enTs
sSsx ssgs
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nv thfl W 'aNtoNhfti
iln1clnsf, Thfht ru-aiNr with laW
rance puraay M tho Universal rNe.
tevl iootur "rhc Earl Ut I'nWtuehvt. r
which cofnes lu the Amusu Theatre on
ncNt sunday. rs the daughter az a
prominent 81 i.puisinn She rpmq tr
New Nprl, ahupl five pvafa ast. atudic.i
Ton white 40 the Sargent sehaN vi
Acting ana then completed COURSE
- .sa.Nidnai destruction in pantoinsme
with Nina Aihefil
For nclfly year she mahv tho
weary iHuuis ol ,he theatrical ofuccs.
hui not hasins had siaso experience.
wac about 20 give ~ ih deslalr when
friend sVrulpd her AN engagement
With the Nitnsfaph CAinpanp t.atct
she Joined shr Reliance Company and
after her salary had ,akvu o decided
huuad Tho iAhin Company ef ehilA
dolphin biz ior her services.
While ~ tho tubin Company Mins
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CANADIAN HASoIcAp ronAv

NiNi'SoN Ont August IL m.
Sa''Aa'An Handicap Tor Dominion. sres
n"fsfS viii BE- run or TO-DAY 49,.
fourteen horses VITA starr. The 49,
= si.see end the distance one mil.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-20
We Shine Your Shoes Free
Here is the secret Of hoD ne con conancf
i;sts speciony priced sale Of Summer Shoes

Here is The secret Of hmm ne con conaset
any exclusive si'0e store can WeH
uno'u 20 81" Sn"es ~ q smtaH per-
"0' - p'"'' ""OAooE
ing hats ETC., departments.
Ann So 90 or $5. 90 Ladies' Lotp dso no
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-29
w. A. BRIGHT

w. A. Bright, 63 former resident of Little Rock, died last night at Okla homa City, according to message re- ceived by his brother, R. c. Bright, 1904 Louisiana street. Mr. Bright is survived by his wife, two sons, John and Merdith Bright; one daughter, Marguerite; one sister, Mrs. Gertrude Moncrief, of Prescott, and three broth CTS, Robert, James and R. C. Bright, the latter if Little Rock. MT. Bright was a member of the firm of Baird & Bright machinery dealers of Little Rock.-Arkansas Gazette, Oct. 29.
 thelatter, ,taas. ties 'mfdl afwyp afw a
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-29
CHRISTIAN
 TEMPERANCE UNION

The w. c. T. U. held an interest ing meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. Ellsworth.
 Mrs. Andrews lead splendid pro- gram on Social Service, vital topic which comes home to all of us.
 The next meeting will be Nov. l. at the home of Mrs. w. K Buchanan. At this meeting a report of the State Convention will be given which is sure to be inspiring. Let us begin the new year with a large attendance, and all full of enthusiasm.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-29
Continuous Show,l
 From zoo p. m. | Pictures Changed Dai|y
FOR MISS BEIDLEMAN

Yesterday at the home of MT. and| Mrs. John M. Pittman, Miss Mildred Pittman and Mrs. Chas. F. Putnam entertained with a luncheon in hOnor| of Miss Elizabeth Beidleman whoss| marriage to Mr. Emmett Pratt wiI| take place November 3rd. The paI lors were done in pot plants and us flowers.
 The dining room was suggestive of the Halloween season, the colors yell low and black being carried out in the| decorations and in each of the cOurses The dining table was done in yellow chrysanthemums, furns and tulle wth Halloween place cards. Covers wes laid for twelve, the chair of the bnde elect being marked by wreath 0i flowers and tulle.
 Those present were Mrs. Chas' F Pittman, Miss Mildred Pittman, MISS Elizabeth Beidleman, Miss Hannah Bemis, Mrs. L. F. Beidleman, AS Mary Dumbeck, Mrs. Pattie D. New ton, Mrs. Ethel M. Bemis, Mrs. Chafles Tompkins, Mrs. A. NJ. Westmoreana Mrs. J. B. Stone, Mrs. Jno. A. paVs
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-29

Hyler's Candies by express at Buchanan Drug Store.
 Parker's Fountain Pens won't leak buchanan Drug Store. E. w. Conklin has accepted a posi- tion as stenographer for the Nash ville-G -Graysonia Lumber Company and left here this morning for Graysonla to assume his duties.
 You will be safe in taking her Huy- ler's Canday. They all like it.-Bu- chanan Drug Store.
 LOST-Sword shaped pin about four inches long; blue enamel handle with small sets. Lost on streets of Pres colt. Finder retrrn to Mrs. l.. r. Beidleman and receive reward.