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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23

Mrs. H. W. Bledsoe was here yes- fday from Noble Lake, on a shop ag trip.
 Mrs. P. s. Edwards returned yes- iday to her home at Little Rock, 1sf visit here with MT. and Mrs. A. Whelan.
 as R. ". Caldwell and son, Rob- or Benton, are here to attend the pe-Wnelan wedding this evening. ass Susie Holoman left yesterday Hot Springs, for a visit with Mrs. B. Hohman.
 a's' lnez Hall and Miss Constance vsa returned yesterday to their es at Little Rock, after a visit !. relatives and friends in Pine a.@ Cassie Hearron of Hatties- , Mlss., is here for a visit with {, James A. Harrell, 1117 East - Walter c, Pope, ST., is here AIT nA1rkadslphia, to attend the "nelan wedding this evening. <. $. '. K. Fitzhugh has returned s1 Louis, where she spent the nj. dvf'nlsnt with relatives and A,,. ;. G. Taylor has gone to hs hls,on, D. C.. to spend Thanks sst., holiday season with her '' Ms MISS Taylor, who is attend
 martha Washington college toa. a1ch D Pascal was here yester-
 'm Could, shopping.
 hs,S S E' Watkins left yesterday
 ,,u'a nome at Humboldt, Tenn. lins ''s.' 2. aere with her son, J. H .a south Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23

Mrs. P, s. Edwards returned yes- soay to her home at Little Rock, Er visit here with MT. and Mrs. A. Whelan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23

Mrs. H. W. Bledsoe was here yes- Elday from Noble Lake, on a shop Fhg trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23

|afs. R. W. Caldwell and son, Rob-
 \ ol Benton, are here to attend the Ppe-Whelan wedding this evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23

Another very stylish and effective dress worthy of of White China Silk under dress with pink chiffon oped bottom, trimmed in black
 velvet ribbon, $175O value
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-23

mss Susie Holoman left yesterday aol Springs, for a visit with Mrs.
 B. Hohman.
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Indian Lake
f,cm Thursdays osnv.

ftcm Thursdays osiiv. =
A new furnace is talked of for
the school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pommeranke
and o Paul, of Dundurn. Sask..
Canada, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Young and son Clayton of Decoria
visited Mr. and Mrs. Hans Anderson
on Sunday.
Miss Gladys Olson, who has been
spending the holidays with her cous-
I'm. Miss Anna Anderson, has re.
turned to her home In La Crosse.
Wis. a
Ralph Kienan Is on the sick list.
He greatly regrets being unable to
attend the I. band meeting tonight
"wednesday this being the flrst
meeting he has missed since the
band was oganized over q year ago.
The young people OF this vicinity
to about the number Of thirty gather
ed on the hill near John Duffy's and
spent a very merry evening coasting.
on the Monday even before New
Years.
The hooks for the Giec club have
arrived and they are very well pleas.
ed with them. The officers are:
President and director, Lorin Shum.
way. vice president, Walter Dodge:
secretary and treasurer. Ben Dodge.
The Glee club has about twenty-five
members and is planning some good
singing In the future.
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South Bend
From THURSDAYS Daily.

from Inursoays Oaliv. o."
A party OF about twenty-five young
people watched the New Year come
In Mt the home of Mr.. Cummings
last Friday siorning.
r. Anderson received n Christmas
present I'm the shape of q little girl.
There was a party at the home OF
Mr.. NJ. ChenOweth Wednesday even.
Ing.
'' The skating Ia now fine on South
Bend lake.
Mrs. A. Laird Is confined ut her
home with n mild attack OF the
grippe.
The snow has been cleared from
the river here by an ice company of
Mankato. as the Ice Is nearly thick
enough to cut. 49,.
William Gustafson Is suffering with
a severe attack of the grippe.
We are all patiently waiting for
the play that Is to be enacted In the
town hall. 80
Mrs. Minnie Collar of .Mankato "a
visiting her son, John A. Gustafson
for a few days.
All are very sorry that Attorney
Regan's sentence was suspended as
we would all enjoy the pleasure of
welcoming Mr.. Regan TO this land of
exile.
Earl Anderson has been taking sub
scriptions for a popular magazine IN
this neighborhood and the residents
are all patiently waiting for their
copies.
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days last week with friends in and
around Amboy.
Frank HemmiHg way won the sil-
YER medal In the contest held at
Basey Monday night sr- \ Z
The annual meeting of the Am.
boy Creamery company will be held
at the opera house. January 4. at
one n. m.
The annual meeting OF the Willow
Creek Telephone company will be
held the first Tuesday In February.
Mr.. II. q. Thompson went TO st.
Paul on Friday of last week. to as
sumo HIS legislative duties. lie was
accompanied by Mrs. Thompson. who
will spend q couple of weeks In the
twin cities. =. s,t
The election of Sunday school OH.
GERS was held at the Christian church
on Sunday, January Q. 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Cray of Man.
kato spent q few days with friends
at Amboy. ~" p.
The annual meeting of the Pleas.
ant View Cemetery association will
be held ut the Minnesota State bank
on Tuesday, January Q.
The Alumni banquet held at the
opera house last week proved q
great success. About forty sradu.
ates were present, and all report q
good time. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President. Siever Gilbertson; vice
president, Wallace Holden; secre-
tary, Ruth Dredge.
Freeman Killmer left last week
for Black Duck. Mimi. to visit
friends for n couple OF months.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Killmer EN-.
~tertained a nephew from South Da.
kota last week.
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.Kerns


from thursdays Oaliv.
"A short time ago at a Farmers
club meeting OF belgrade an Equity
club was formed. This club will meet
the second and fourth Wednesday
evenings Of each month to discuss
matters. OF Importance. The next
meeting will be held with. George w.
Johnson and every one Is invited to
attend Wednesday evening. JANUARY
18th. Mr.. Johnson says he has
plenty OF barn room and the horses
WHY not have to stand out.
W. q. Clark. and Willis. Randall
went to Lake Crystal. sMeadsy and
purchased some HolsteIn stock.
Mrs. Elmer Burnett spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Page
In their e home at the foot or BEL
grade hill.
Mrs. G. A. Evenson and daughter
VIVA and Mr.. and Airs. Oscar Even.
SON visited at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Jones in st. Peter Sunday.
Harry Strom OF Taylor. N. D.. Is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Evensou.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jones abd
family of spirItwopd. N. D.. are visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Eyenson.
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lowing editorial from the pen of
President Willis r.. Johnson under
the heading: We Row to the Inev.
table,"
president Roehlcr must GO. The
faculty admires and respects his
qualities OF gentlemanly culture, fine
courage and thorough scholarship.
The students love him. Aberdeen
win lose n of its best citizens.
We are profoundly sorry that he
must go and bid him Godspeed."
Woman's Relief Corps installation.
The Woman's Relief corps held q
regular meeting last night ut their
handsome new hall In the Armory,
and after the business session an
open meeting was held for installation
of the new officers. The grand army
was to have held its installation, on
the same evening. but owing 10 the
Illness of Commander ]. 8. Williams
this was postponed until the next
meeting of the grand army. and the
gentlement were guests OF the ladies
Mt their installation last night. A
very large attendance was present,
and the occasion was thoroughly on.
joyed. Many admiring comments we're
made concerning the new hall, which
il known as the Cooper Memorial
hall, in honor OF the late Edward
Cooper. who ~bequeathed q consider
able sum to the Grand Army and
Relief corps for this purpose. The
hall is nicely furnished. with a mum
Der of pictures. and new carpets and
chairs. over 5000 having been paid
out this fall for It's equipment. .
The installation of officers was inn
~pressively carried out. Mrs. Mary J.
Stone. Installing officer. conducted tho
service very nicely, and the follow,
ing officers were installed: Presi
dent, Florence Bowen: senior Vice
president. Sarah Little: junior vice
president, Anna Jones: treasurer
Anna Scott: chaplin. Ella Smith;
conductor. Eva Vance: assistant con,
ductor. Nettie Mead; secretary, Flor
enc Stubs: instructor. Cora Fritz
press correspondent, Mary Plymat:
color bearer No. !, Eliza Wilson
color bearer No. 2, Ella Sherman
color bearer No. 3. Sadie Thompkins:
color bearer No. 4. Elizabeth Sclton:
musician. Zulu Noble.
At the conclusion Of the installa'
ton a very pleasant social evening
was enjoyed and nice refreshments
were served.
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afternoon. in honor of her guest.
Mrs. Hayward Of Minneapolis.
Ars. w. Z. warwick win entertain
at dinner this evening In honor OF
Mrs. Hayward, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carney viii give a dancing party
at their home this evening in her
honor.
Surprise Party.
Mrs. Emma Jones was pleasantly
surprised at her home at lei North
Broad street yesterday afternoon by
n number of her friends. Refresh.
ments were brought and all had
q delightful time. Games, and music
were the feature OF the afternoon.
Frank Schneider Of Amboy was O
caller In the city today.
! A. A. Juliar of st. Clair was in
Mankato today on business.
l.. ID. Anderson Of winona was In
the city visiting last evening.
T. ID. Hayes Of Vernon Center was
In the city on business today.
@. N. Alderman of Mapleton spent
the day on business In this city.
L.. l.. Champlln went to Good
Thunder this afternoon on a SHORE
business trip.
John c. Wise returned yesterday
from st. Paul where he went to see
Governor Hammond assume the du
ties OF his office.
Mrs. c. ID. Snow returned last
evening from a. trip TO the twin
cities, where she visited during the
I, New Years holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hopkins oil
Eagle Lake were In Mankato toda,
calling on their daughter. Airs. II
Radichel. AS Cherry street.
Arthur Benack and o of Sprint
Lake, Mimi. returned home today
after a visit with the formers grand
father, l.. ID. Lambert. Mound ave
M
/. Il. Il. Smith. freight inspector oI
the Chicago and Northwestern. with
Headquarters ut Baraboo, Wis.,. was
in the city on business yesterday aft
ernoon.
, Mrs. ]. w. Andrews is spending the
week In st. Paul. with her husband
DR.. ]. w. Andrews. who went there
Sunday to assume his duties as state
senator.
! John Degnan, road foreman OF en-
gines on the Northwestern line with
headquarters at Waseca, was I'm Man
kato on business last evening. lie
left for Tracy this morning. A.
Winona Republican-TIerald: Mrs
Mary a. Baker. who returned from
Mankato to spend the holidays in WI
mona. has gone TO La Crosse. where
she will remain for the rest OF tho
winter.
Mayor A. G.. Meyer, who was IN
the city yesterday. comforting with
members OF the state highway com
mission on the bridge matter. did not
come back to Mankato last evening
az he stayed TO attend n convention
OF marble dealers.
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Kasoc,
From Thursdays osiiv.

From thursdays Oativ.
Mrs. J.. u. Davies and father, VII.
liam Amsbough. were Mankato shop
pers Monday. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Swenson
were entertained Mt the Harry Kirby
home In the country last Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. C. Leaf is recovering from a
sever attack of grippe.
Miss Esther Lunquist returned
Sunday to her school at Staples.
Tho stock holders of the First
State bank OF Kasota held their an.
nual business meeting Tuesday
afternoon. % - -
Leonard Sauro Ia now employed
In the Babcock and Wilcox polishing
plant. ...- t
Misses Mabel and Signe IIamn.
stedt of st. Peter we're visitors at
the c. II. Swenson home last Sun.
day. .
Mrs. Nels Ecklund is quite III with
bronchitis.
Mrs. John Jones of Mankato Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Guentzel. in the country.
Miss Dorothy Wilcox returned TO
Oberlin college, Ohio. last Tuesday.
Mrs. George Eastwood attended a
meeting OF the Rebekah lodge at
Mankato Tuesday evening.
Charles Johnson has purchased the
Carrie Burns building and expects
10 open n restaurant.
O. p. Buell. was a Mankato bust.
ness caller last Monday.
Pete Swenson recently purchased
a fine driving team from New Swed.
en- parties. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Starr of Red.
wood Falls. who have been guests
ut the j. II. Ream home for several
days. returned to their home Tues.
day. 1.
Herman Olson, who has been
quite sick with pneumonia, is i'm.
proving.
Winnie Preston has been iii with
grippe.
The band boys will give n dance
In the hall on Friday evening. Janu.
airy s. VERSIONS ~orehestra win furn,
ish the music. Everyone Is invited
to attend. -
Mrs. FaInham and Mrs. Mckenzie
we're callers at the r. l., bradshaw
home between trains last Saturday.
Miss Margaret Humble returned
Tuesday from her southern trip.
The Kasota girls attending Man,
knto normal school, returned to re.
sumo their school work Monday
evening. after eighteen days vaca.
lion. (,
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Ambov

-rom Thursdays Daily.
Captain Merrill IS enlisting young
men for the second regiment hos
pltal corps OF the Minnesota Nation.
al Guard.
Vincent Irwin. who graduated from
the state university. spent several
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oroheus Male Chorus Concert.

The Orphus Male chorus of twenty.
five voices will give their first con
cert at the Mankato Theatre Friday
evening, January Is. This chorus has
teen practicing for three months un.
der the direction of d.. N. Jones.
This new organization Is doing splen-
lid work and should be supported.
IL will be assisted by Miss Edith
Maldwyn Jones of Chicago, who has
been heard in Mankato. She Is
quite "A favorite with those who have
heard her. A Cleveland paper says
Of her: The most brilliant success
of the afternoon was accorded 10
the young Welsh singer. Miss Jones
OF Evanston. Illinois. n graduate OF
Northwestern university In Its must.
cal department. who possesses a con.
tralto voice, OF wide range and sym.
pathetic appeal. Italian. German and
English songs were supplemented by
two sung in her native tongue. "A
repetition was demanded for Brew.
er's The Fairy Pipers,' and Will o.
the Wisp,' by Spross. was given as
an ncor at the close OF the group.
Mrs. Wilbur NJ. Taylor, and Miss
Ethel Skuse will accompany the sing.
ers on the piano.
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Econ, Thnrsd7v's psrv.
Honors For Professor. koehier.

TfcnorS Tor ProteSSor. NocnteTs
Professor G.. r. Koehler Is guest
OF homer this week ut n series OF
celebrations being held at Aberdeen,
South Dakota. On Monday evening
he addressed the Social Science clut
which he founded there in 1902, on
Tuesday evening he delivered the
principal address at the normal five
hundred mark commemoration exer.
cises. On Monday afternoon Mrs.
w e. johnson entertained for Mrs,
'Koehler. =
Charles r. Koehler. first president
OF the Northern Normal and Indus
trial school. at Aberdeen and now
head OF the winona Dnsiness college,
was born on a farm In Ohio. He
was raised. on the farm. receiving
his early education in the rural
schools OF his community. AT the
age OF Is he commenced his career
rs a teacher. lie took q commercial
course at Mt. Union college and
attended the Ohio Central Normal
school and also the Normal univer.
sity. He is q graduate of Wooster
university, Wooster, o.
Before going to, the normal OF
Aberdeen as president at the found.
ing Of the institution In 1902. Mr..
Koehler was professor of pedagogy
in Baldwin university. and later in
structor and state institute conduc-
tor at the Mankato state normal.
Mankato, Mimi,
In June, 1905, President Koehler
left the normal TO found the wlnona
business college at winona. Minu..
at which institution he Is still the
head.
In the Match issue Of the Normal
Exponent that year appears the fol-
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From Thursdays Daily.
Ten dollars will be given =
D to the person who sends In /.
. the most appropriate name
, for the new club to be or.
3 sanixed for the purpose Of /.
= furtherina and encouraging :
3 business enterprise In the city +.
3 Of Mankato and to work for /.
, the good Of the entire city
. and it's citizens. II Is the in {.
3 tention Of the club to have as /.
. members clerks and working /.
, men, together with the bust. /.
, ness men, who will work for /.
a Greater Mankato in unison, +.
3 each and every member to I
have a share In the city's fu. /.
. rure prosperity. Send in your I
, posed name TO o. w. Walker, .
, coughla mickey building, +.
, Mankato, Minnesota. Only
2 residents Of Mankato eligible .
, 10 this contest. Contest closes =.
, evening Of January IL. winner .
, to be decided by the club at /.
, Its meeting January 10.
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Mrs. Mary Leayens Dead.

Mrs. Mary Leavens, once head OF
the W. II. C. of Minnesota. died at
her home in Faribault. aged seventy
six years. 49,. 49,
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FROM Inursday's Daily.
Henry Robel. Sr.. returned last
evening from st. Paul. where he
and Mayor A. G.. Meyer and John n.
iiohmann yesterday had quite q con
ference with members OF the state
highway commission on the matter OF
the new bridge across the river at
Main street. This took place In
the Shubert theatre building. Among
others. they talked ut, considerable
length with Commissioners Cooley
and O'Brien. These gentlemen ap-
peared TO. be agreeable TO the idea
OF having the state board appropri.
ate money 10 help In building the
new bridge. Both had seen the
present bridge and agreed that q
new structure ut that place was an
urgent necessity. This view was
shared by all the state officers with
whom. the Mnnkato visitors happened
TO talk, including quito a plumber OF
members OF the state Legislature.
Mr.. l,obel was quite confident that
HA
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Farmers Club entertained.

farmers Ctuo e~ntertained.
The Kennedy Bridge Farmers club
win hold n meeting at the church ut
that place on Friday night or this
week, and have arranged the follow.
ing program for the event:
Solo, selected. ID. NJ. jones'. '.En.
tertaining Sisters Beau dialogue:
solo. selected, Hale Yeaple: Capable
Servant" dialogue; solo. selected. n.
N. Jones; Enlightened Deau." dia-
logue; address. c. II. shumway:
song. ID. NJ. Jones; Coon Creek
Courtship." dialogue; song. d. NJ.
Jones.
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Groom Seventy; Bride Fifty.two.

=. Clerk of the Court Krost today
issued n marriage license To Joseph
n. Grave Of Villa Grove, Douglas
county and Carol y. Day OF Amboy.
Two were issued late yesterday TO
VIII y. pohl ami Ella A. Glaubitz,
both Of Vernon Cenier. and to Albert
u. Balcom and ver|ipa Spring. both
OF Amboy. The last-named couple
were united In marriage by Judge
Hughes. The groom Is aged seventy
and the bride lifty.two.
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the state highway commission would
make a liberal allowance for the
bridge In apportionins state funds
10 blue Earth and Nicollet counties.
No date was set for the formal hear
Ing before the board itself on this
matter, but IL win undoubtedly take
place In the ear future.
Mr.. Hohmann showed that he
had quite an acquaintance with the
leading political men Of the state
and was an adept at such work as
the Mankato delegation was ENGAGED
In.
The Mankaio representatives ask
cd the commission for $4,000, 5000
10 be turned over TO Nicollet county
and $4,000 TO Blue Earth county. and
all TO be used on the bridge. The
commission Is requested to turn this
money YER within the next two
years to the two counties. The com.
missloners requested that the whole
request be placed before the com.
mission In writing. that II may be
formally acted upon.
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Society Affairs For Mrs Hayward.
Mrs. II. f. brown entertained d
company Of friends at bridge THIS
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Governor Hammond, previous to
taking the oath Of office yesterday.
handed his resignation as congress.
from tho second district to Gov.
eruor Eberhart. The resignation
takes effect Immediately.
The resignation was confirmed by
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Skating Party.

Skating Party.
The Young Peoples Forum class
OF the Methodist Sunday school will
enjoy q skating party tomorrow
night. January g., at Mud lake in North
Mankato, where the skating Is good.
Members of the class will meet at
the church ut 1880 o'clock. For those
who do not skate. ice boats will he
provided. There will be n camp fre
at which to keep warm. On the re.
turn of the party to the church the
young people viii be served with an
oyster supper by fifteen members of
the class. This skating party win
take the place OF a coasting party.
which had been previously planned.
DIR. j. w. Andrews Normal class has
been invited to join the Forum class.
and all young people in the city with
a preference for the Methodist church
are also asked to join the party.
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Entertained For Mrs. w. /. Hixon.
Mrs. Charles Butler entertained Mt
tea yesterday afternoon from three
to six ut her home, PIG Grove street.
in honor Of Mrs. w. l.. Hixon OF
Minneapolis, who is the guest OF
Mrs. w. Farnum at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Pau, ST.. The rooms
we're handsomely decorated with
roses and foliage in a color scheme
OF red and green. and n large mum.
Der Of guests called during the after.
loon. Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
II. ID. Hubbard. Mrs. benjamin. Tay.
lor. Mrs. ]. NJ. Edwards. Miss Mans.
field and Mrs. Willard Farnum OF
Minneapolis. Mesdames r. NJ. .Currier
and w. L. Comstock poured Tea, As
sisting in the dining room we're Mrs.
Morgan Bowen. Mrs. A. n. Pfau. Jr..
Mrs, Leo Wood. and Mrs. George
Nerbovis.
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Superintendent sperry then read
The report Of school attendance,
which Is printed elsewhere In this
issue, and called attention to the
fact that 1921 pupils were neither alb
sent or tardy during the month lie
then stated that the school would have
. imidsylnter graduation. a class from
the eighth grade and one from the
high school being ready TO graduate
this month. II al planned 10 pre-.
sent the eighth grade diplomas on
January Is, aud the high school dt.
plomss on January Is. Mrs. Smith
moved that the diplomas be so award.
ed. the motion being seconded and
carried Mr.. Sperry stated that there
was n GLASS of about seventy-nve to
stadpateN In the spring aud asked
for '%authotity 10 order 600 diplomas.
II was mdyed and carried that the
dipionIas be, ordered. Mr.. spcrry also
said that Al most important matter
for consideration was the matter of
requesting additional bench room
equipulset for. the manual training
Department. sxfdfy of the students
whos want 10 take the work cannot
"a ~ - ~
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wire TO Speaker Clark OF the house.
No action by that body win be neces.
cary.
The usual procedure TO follow
would be for the governor TO call q
special election, but rs the time Is
so short TO March 4 when +. II.
Ellsworth win replace MFR. Hammond.
the governor decided to waive that
action,