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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

camp are Mise sadie Barrett. Miss Da,av
Borrett Miss Laura Barrett, Mics Jose
pnine capt, Miss Violet Puss. Miss Flor.
ence Puss, Miss Beatrice pess NJ,
Clara Bead Miss Genevieve MeVeeiv ~
Miss Alice BonsalI N
Fhere viii be two annual picnIcs from
Two olney churches on Saturday. one the
trssoyterian Church, which will be held
at Burhoime Park. ana the ottsr o,,. ,.i,,
start from the Church OF the inoarnsii6,n
ana VIII be held Mt Maple Grove.
Extensive preparations are being made
BY the Gentlemen Farmers' club FOR nn
outing on July 81 Mr.. l.. L. George nr
thornton Raney and Mr.. william d. Nor
mon who have charge OF the affair. have
some to unusual trouble n mat ,s
worthy Of the patronage Of the eInh
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Along the Reading

and Mrs. Louis G. Robinson, 80.
since their marriage In December.
.s been living in Doylesrown, are oc-
their new home on Somerset
Jenkintown. Mns. Robinson will
~ sasnbered as Miss Pauline Craw-
IS ana Mrs. Israel n. Ely have rented
l-5 a1me at Jenkintown ana are spend
Hls time with Mr. and Mrs. o. p.
a' At HoFsham.
ana Mrs. John S. Gayley. accom-
their daughter and son. Miss
Hayley ana Inglais Gayley, left
sees Tor Maine where they will
p@fs q the summer.
Elmer K. shultz. OF Mathsr ana
roads, JenkintOWn. will leave
ios Chicago ana the West
Ally r Woolman, OF Newark.
spending her vacation With her
f ~ R Blake. At Jsnkintown.
aa ATS. Louis I. smytda. q
stssee. Wyncote. afe entertain
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

Notices for the Society page VIII be
accepted and printed in the Evening
Ledger, but an such notices must be
written on one side of the paper, must
be signed a full with full address. aud
when possible telephone numbsF musi b
given.
send All sueh communications 20
"soeisty EditOrH Evening Ledger. sOs
Chestnut street.
Uniess these requirements are carried
out 30 thai Feriacatisa nay b posaihls.
enc noiless sln aet b publishsa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

ayenn. G ' yorinns Baiderston, OF cu,,or
They vii, @5serehantyille, 5s for two ".Joh ws.t.
motor tri, I've ~ tomorrow for weekend
sa afternoon. They win hrtus MON
R,ySnes Rrnoi., sister. Miss Ethel Cissto MRS; =;
,,TiONlyn, D,,i s, back with them. Mise ~. on
VIII remain until july % MISS Clarke
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Lansdowne

Mrs. BENJAMIN Carscadden and Miss
Marie Carscedden, Of La Crosse avenue.
are visiting friends in Chicago. They will
go from Chicago TO the Exposition. re-
turning home about September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. jackson and
family have taken a cottage M Uyiid-
wood for July and August.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
South PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamovitz. Of $40
South Sd street, are being congratulated
on tEe birth Of son on Sunday, July l.
Miss Elsie Frind, of 1913 Porter street.
spent the weekend in wildwood.
Mr.. Jacob Goldberg, of Point Breeze
avenue and LatonR street, has returned
from weekend trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Mary F. s, Clark, of South 1eth
street, has spent several delightful week
ends at the summer home of her friend
Miss Anna G. Smith, Linden avenue,
Laurel Springs, N. ].
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Suffrage Events Today


EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY
,,iS iNoon-open-air ,Ineetins on tho city HAN
Piaza Speaker, Miss Bertha sapovits
HAO p. m,-Open-air meeting al b2d ana
Chestnut streets. Speaker, Miss Bertha sap-
$40 p, m.-open-air meeting at cermantovn
and Chelten avenues. Speakers not announce,i.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
p. m.-open-alr meeting at aOth strest .,d
Lancaster avenue under auspices Of ana
party's branch In tho nth I.eElsiative Ms.
trict Speakers Miss Ida Ellis Turner ana
W. j. Magenknisht Presiding officer Mira
NJ c. Dowe Addresses will he mace from
the automobile OF DR.. Mary Miller
$50 p. m,-Open-air meeting at 18th atYest
Russell.
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NIERcERsBURG, PA.
Mercersburg AcademY
NAZARETH, PA.

Aim Of the SchOOl-A thorough physical
mental and moral training for college en-
trance or business Spirit OF SchOOl-A
manly tone OF self-relIance under Christian
masters from the great universities. Per-
Hopal attention given to each boy. Location
I'm the country, on the western slope OF the
famous Cumberland Valley, one OF the most
beautiful and healthful spots OF America.
Equipment-Modern and complete. New
Gymnasium. Write for catalogue, Address
Box 149. William Mann Irvine, IL. D., Head
master, MerceTsbuTg, Pa,
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Northeast

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip II. Straussman and
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Straussman, of 1912
North Franklin street. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel ]. Herskowitz and daughter,
Miss Pauline Etha Herskowitz, of Colum-
bus. o., will occupy apartments during
the summer at South Massachusetts,
avenue, Atlantic City.
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Vacation pay Preeautlons

Ftss = great annoyance 10 ana yourself far
from holae and unable to obtaln y0uF fafQr-
ifs ns5gsoapar Before goa 50 aHay noiify
ths FeanlnE Ledger q have year Pa9qf a1et
y 80. specify the edition desired
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
Delaware County

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Klaer are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth % a
daughter. Mrs. Klaer is the daughter OF
Senator William c. sproul. OF Lapidea
Manor, near Chester.
Miss Florence and Miss Gertrude
Matthias, Of Norwood, are being enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs Harry NJ. Gran
mer at Riverside, N. ].
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CHASIBERsBURe. Pa.
PENN HALL SCHOOL
sALTsBURG. PA.

KIsKIMINETAS SPRINGS SCHOOL
FOR BOYS
Endorsed by every American University. In
dividual plan OF work for each boy. College
Preparatory Course and a good training for
business life Special course IN agriculture.
Scientific physical care. Pure water, good
food. 2OO-acre farm. A school OF character.
2sth year opens Sep. 2t Write for Cat'E No "a.
Kiskiminetas Springs School. Salisbury. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

BEACH HAVEN, July 15.-Each day
the colony of arrivals increases and the
various hotels are brilliant centres of
society. Among those staying at the
Engleside are Mrs. Kingsolving, of Brazil.
South America, and her daughter, Miss
| Lucy Kingsolying; Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb S.
Ridgway, Miss Sarah Ridgway, of
Crescent. Columbus, N. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. Bishop, of Ogston,
Columbus, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. William
N Barnard, of Wilmington, Del. ;
Miss Lorimer. Of Oak Lane, Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. sturgis Ingersoll, of Penllyn. Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Llppincott. of
Philadelphia; Miss Marion Irwin. OF
Lansdowne, Pa; Mr. Henry Peacock. of
Ardmore, Pa; Mr.. Charles Kingsolving.
Mr.. Barton. Mr.. Steve Hewitt, Miss Nc
Kee, of Hamilton Court. Philadelphia.
The opening of the Baldwin Hotel took
place last Saturday evening. Many ar
rangements are being made for the enter
tanning OF the guests, among them a bal
masque; the dance Saturday was great
success and a large crowd attended from
the hotels and cottages.
Among those who have cottages at
Beach Haven for the summer are Judge
and Mrs Lewis Starr, who have as their
guests Mrs. Chance, OF Germantown, Pa:
Mr.. and Mrs. HRger. Of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow Gibbons and family,
Dr. and Mrs. Men. Mr.. and Mrs, Grellette
Collins, who have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton Gibbons-Nen and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Lloyd, OF Germantown. Mr..
and Mrs. Dale Fitler and family have
a cottage for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs,
Ludwig Baker. OF Germantown; Mrs
Bennan and Miss Edith Bennan, OF Wash
Nr NTra Watson
and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs Harrison, all
of Philadelphia; Miss Kathrlne Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leiders and Mr..
and Mrs Phillip Leiders
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

What's Doing Tonight

philadelphia Band, Convention Hall. Broad
street and Allegheny avenue; 8 O'clock Frec.
Fairmount Park Band. Lemon Hill; O'Clock.
Free.
HolmesburB; s o'clock. Free
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DANCES AND PLAYS. PTCNTCS.
SURPRISE AND BLOCK PARTIES
MiShoat Zion to Gve Play Dance to Celebrate the F
Anniversary Of It's E1istence-picnc
at Wissdhickon Park

| THE. Mlshorrai Zion will give musical
Il play and dance at Lyric Hall next
Wednesday evening to celebrate it's
hrst anniversary. The proceeds viii be
devoted to the maintenance and educa-
ton of Jewish youths The club was or
ganised on the 23d Of July last year, by
Mr. Leon Herman Rose, and Is now com
posed Of a senior club Of % members,
two junior clubs OF IS members. a sab
bath school OF about 900 children and a
lecture department OF 30. They are a
tribute Of the Council Of Jewish Clubs OF
Philadelphia. The officers Of the club in
clude Mr.. Leon Herman Rose, president.
Miss Hattie Bleden, vice president; Mr..
william Lupowitz. secretary, and Mr..
Herman Malerman. treasurer.
The South Philadelphia Boys Club
has planned a large block party for to-
morrow and Saturday evenings. on Fer
non street. between 23d and Path streets
This organization has a good reputation
In the southern section OF the city and
large crowd Is anticipated Plenty OF
music will be on hand and the committee
In charge has arranged a large and ex-
clubrooms and has two evenings set aside
each week for dancing. at which time the
members and their friends gather for
social times Also II has two good ball
teams playing championship ball in all
parts of the city.
A picnic was given at wssahckon
Park on Sunday. Those present were
Mr.. Louis Marcus, Miss Jennie Goldberg,
Mr.. Thomas Miller, Miss sadye Levlck,
blatt, Mr.. Nat Hammer, Miss Tillle
Nefsky Mr.. Samuel zukerman, Miss
Rose swartz, Mr. Joseph Setsman, Miss
Hannah Zukerman, Mr. Conrad Buber,
Miss Sarah Greenblatt, Mr.. Harvey
shevlin and Miss Mildred Miller.
over 125 children of the Presbyterian
Sunday School of Drexel Hill will go on
their annual picnic in Roberts Woods. on
the state road, this Saturday. The COM
mlttee has succeeded in getting the loan
of automobiles to take the youngsters.
Mr.. William o. Howell Ia superintendent
of the Sunday school. Mr.. Il. Dickinson
treasurer, and Mr. r, C. Simpson, secre-
tary.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ]. O'Connell, of
AmoslRnd and Franklin avenues Morton
are entertaining Miss Margaret o'Counell |
for the month Of July.
The segun Camp, OF the Camp Fire
Girls Of Yeadon. will go In camp for a
week at Penllyn this Saturday Miss
Alma Wallace, Miss Edna Taylor and
chaperons, and the girls who will go to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

Mrs. Baker, of l121 Marlborough street,
Is spending several weeks In Wildwood,
n. j.
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MISS CATHERINE
sCHMIDHEIsER

A nopular member Of the younger
~ Who has been much interest
ed IN various charitable affairs
which have been held during tie
winter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

the past week as guest of Miss Marie
starr at her cottage on New Jersey and
Baltimore avenues.
Mr' John Dorsey gave n delightful sail
ing party on board his yacht, the Mist
ms guests included Miss Nina Wye of
Baltimore; Miss Edith Wilson, Miss Cath
arine Cassard, Mr.. William Chunn, Mr.
Parker McComas, Mr.. Neville Miller and
Ky.
MISS Edith Earle and Miss Gladys
Earle VIII spend part of August as guests
or MISS Alice McCabe. Miss Edith Earle
VIII be debutante OF the coming sea-
son.
Miss Marjorie Morris. of villanova, Is
spending few days with Miss Eleanor
Bispham.
This week notes the beginning OF the
tennis tournament at the Golf Club. Nine
teen entries have already been made,
some Of which Include Miss Marie Starr,
Miss Lucy Grey. Miss Mildred Lee, Miss
Mary Smith, Miss Katherine C. New
bold, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs George j. Hard
Ing Jr.' Miss Violet Welsh
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BETHLEHEM. PA.
WASHINGTON. D. c

MoRAVIAN SEMINARY 4 COLLEGE FOR
WOMEN. BETHLEHEM. PA. - Accredited.
1T4th year Sept. %. 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

NT. AI4bANH
The National Cathedral School for Boys
country school In National Capital
Bishop OF Washington, Pres. Address Head
master. Mt. st. Alban. Washington. d. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

Mary Baldwin Seminary. stauntOn, Va. L0-
Gated In shenandoah Valley OF Virginia.
Unsurpassed climate; modern appointments.
Terms moderate. Pupils may enter any time
Catalogue. Miss Il. Q. WelmAr, Principal.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20

Lnmfaie Jones is expected back
about the time OF the Elka Ministries!
as yts9, know school lets out just about
that lime and his visit Will therefore
serve double purpose. During the
summer, Ennlfnie expects Il make
trips into lows, instead OF to Water
town.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20

We do no look for showers during
the minstrel shows, but hope for tor
rents of applause.
Evening star., 1915-08-01
UNFUKNISHED.

ALONzo 0. BLISS PROPERTIES.
Eliss bldg: 10 St & NV Phone Line 1850.
e,1sose s sa9:e eaa PsFa 'es s:e ls.sss
VICTORIA. l4th sni Clifton SITS: NV,
, to q rooms; bath; rorch: janitor; elevator;
tel. ser: SIS to Si3.5o. See mgr. Falkstone
DUNsSEgE. 2523 18th st. NV.
to 3 rooms: hath: rec. hall: janitor and
tel ser. $3.50 to 5000. See mgr Falkstonc
BLESHElM COURT, 1s4o-4e California st. NV
3 to 8 rooms; rec. hall; bath; porch; janitor;
HARSARb ST NV 1892. 1884 1886.
9 rooms; bath: porcilen: janitor; $35 and
DARLINGTON. 10os oath st. NV.
. rooEls: all front; bnth; pantry; janitor:
Ia GRANDE. COZ 4th st. NV.
3 and nd rooms; BATH porches; janitor; ss'
kiSGsMAN. III sI 42s alass. ave. NV.
g rooms; bath; porch; pantry; janitor ser
RAr,loND. sl4 sed st. NV. -.
PENHURsT 4s H ST. ne.
-. - and ; rooms; bath; pantry; janitor SER :;
VESTOsA. 1st and B SITS. NV.
/ to 4 rooms; hath; kitehenette: janitor:
eIs's1 Il ST. 81 room tG aiesSe; bath Kitchen
cite: janitor; tel: ser; s1s and $40.
pantry; FREE GAS AND ELECTRICITY;
tantor and tel. SER; $3.50.
1912 AND 102Gla 9th ST. N.E.-5 rooms; bath; {;
porch: Yards: janitor SER. $25.
ASTORIA. 3d and G SITS. NV.
room. S. to SIS: rooms. s16 to $24;
elevator: janitor: FREE GAS.
DORCHESTER. 18th st. md Md. ave. s.w.
to ! rooms: iantor SIS to s1s.
712 6 ST. NE rooms; bath porch: $3.50.
251S AND 2320 18th ST. N.w.-l0 rooms and
bath: s45. See mgr Falkstone Courts.
Omen for inspection at any time. Send for
our rent list
Evening star., 1915-08-01
MONEY WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

WANTED-S10 for . months; will pay. lih
orally some who will hold my jewelry as
security. good references. Box 219 Star Office
Evening star., 1915-08-01
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DO YOU WANT TO RENT THE CHEAPEST
S-room house In Washington. with all modern
improvements: On Sth St, Pctworth: all 9th
st. cars pass the corner to and from Soldiers
Home: rent only $3.50: splendid location
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
Evening star., 1915-08-01
SO CASH
ACE ssnn -n nED AlnNTIr

BALANCE $3.50 PER MONTH
VIII buy a six-room brick house: hot
water heat: tile bath: fine cellar: deep lot to
paved alley: convenient 10 Fla. and II st.
car lines. Price, $3.50. Address Box 223.
cA1cp
Evening star., 1915-08-01

81 900 FOR $3.50 FOR ! YEAR
$1,000 FOR $500 FOR YEARS
On furniture, against dre, In brick dwelling.
Evening star., 1915-08-01
COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY.

FOR TWO LAST WEEKS IN AUGUST; !.
room furnished bungalow for rent: water
front: porches; plenty shade; good water.
COTTAGE: ROOMs: FURN.; LAST WEEKS
August; SIS; furnished rooms fof l.h.k.: unfar-
Aished rooms. day OF week. ut the LAtonla
Evening star., 1915-08-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

7-ROOM AND RATH CORNER HOUSE; All.
modern improvements; hotwater heat. Call
329 LIST he.
Evening star., 1915-08-01

FOR SAI.E-WILL SELL AT BARGAIN PRICE
Of 5000 desirable northwest detached corner
house. with lot 81 feet front: house contain
ing eight rooms on two floors. attic. station
AIRY wash tubs. hot-water heat and large ga
rage. House built by days labor for home
four years ago. Leaving city only reason for
sale. Address Box 333. Star Office
Evening star., 1915-08-01

NEW oo-FT s-R HOUSE NV: DIRECT FROM
owner; block to cars: macadam ST.: h.-w. h.;
tiled bath; hardwood trim and floor laundry
and toilet in cellar; large yard; nice shade.
Price, So, $50. Easy terms. Box All, Star office.
Evening star., 1915-08-01

HOUSE LOCATED IN
Petworth with hot-water heats open fireplace;
both gas and electric lighting; po-ches; plenty
of closets etc. The first floor consists OF hall,
pasipr. library. dining room. kitchen and large
pantry while the second floor has nice large
bedrooms with bath and ball. Large attic
over entire house, with nice finished floor: gas
and electric light so that two more rooms
could be finished of at small cost. and still
leave plenty of storage room. Nice cemented
cellar under entire house, with servants
closet: southern and eastern exposure. Light
on 3 Sides being il semi-detached brick house,
located on a nice lot. 21x1O0 IT. Every room
an outside room. The house has never been
cupied by any except the owner, anil is
practically as good new. This Is the best
location in this section of the city. and the
house and surroundings both desirable and
attractive Price, $3.50. ORLAVUS JUVE,
422 Southern bldg.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-21

Henry Struckman and Emily
Mielke have been granted a Ii
cense to marry.
Miss Kerwin has returned
from her vacation and has re-
sumed her work at The Palace.
Mrs. Bager and her daughter
of Minot, N. D., are guests of
Mrs. Dotsy Smith at the Can
ada House.
I have secured a frst-class
dressmaker to take full charge
of my workroom. Work on short,
notice and promptly, at Mrs.
Johnson's Dressmaking Parlors.
C. D. Thompson sold REQ cars
last week to John Mckay and
J. Stewart of Delhi. The three
gentlemen went to Minneapolis
and returned with the new ma
chimes.
During the high wind Satur-
day night the plate glass window
in the E. A. Pease hardware
store was broken and partially
destroyed. The window in the
rear of the store had been left
open and the lower half Of the
front window was blown out by
the strong draft.
C. A. Lauterbach, Clinton
Baldwin, Andy Luscher and Tom
Warner left Tuesday morning
for canoe trip down the Min
nesota river. T. O. Streissguth
and G. A. Schildknecht will join
them at St. Peter Sunday and
the six young men will continue
the trip to St. Paul. They eX-
pee to be away about two weeks.
VIM. Rosendahl has signed his
contract for the 1916 Stude-
baker and Dodge cars, making
arrangements for more cars
than he has ever handled before.
The Dodge car is a very recent
addition to Mr.. RosendahPs au-
tomobile business. Four car
loads of these cars andMr. Ros-
endahls new autobus will be
here this week.
New lot of Ladies' Wash
Skirts in white and ecru. Very
special values at $3.50 and
$3.50, at The Fashion Store. 1t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-21
Advance disnlav of Fall Suits

Advance display of Fall Suits
for Women and Misses at the
Fashion Store. Silt
Tom Warner went to Nah
nomen last week for a visit with
his father, F l.. Warner.
Mrs. Neil, of Danville, ILL.,, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Ella Mosier, of New Avon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klaus went
to St. Peter Sunday for a two
weeks visit with relatives.
The Required Books for High
School Reading are ready for
your reading at the Public Lii
brary. 52-3t
DR.. and Mrs. H. J. Henze and
daughters returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit spent
at Lake City and at Duluth.
Miss Lena Clipson, of Dan
vile, H., is visiting at the home
of her brother, Homer Clipson.
Miss Clipson is on her way home
from visit at the San Francis
co exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Barnes,
Miss Alice Barnes and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Thompson went to
Minneapolis by train Monday, re-
turning Tuesday with three new
REQ cars for Mr.. Thompson.
The Country Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Presbyterian Churrh
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Homer Clipson Thursday after
noon. A picnic supper will be
served between five and six
o'clock.
Mrs. G. D. Pryor, who has
been with her son, L. H. Pryor,
at Hinckley, Mimi, for the last
ten months, returned to her
home at Redwood last Saturday.
Mrs. Pryor is cry much i'm
proved in health and intends to
remain here permanently.
Miss Lulu Hitchcock, who re-
| turned last week from a visit in
northern Minnesota, brought
several very fine plants of the
pink moccasin flower. These
we're put in the care Of Park
Commissioner Tyson and have
already become a part of the
flora of Ramsey Park.
so new Fall Suits arrived this
past week. Models for Ladies
and Women at the Fashion
Store. 52-lt
Ben Manthei and family,
Frank Shoemaker of North Red
wood Mrs. Roper and daugh-
ter of Redwood Falls and Harry
Hoffman and family of Beaver
Falls returned the latter part
of last week from q motor tour
through western Minnesota and
South Dakota.-Danube Review
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-21

Mrs. A. P. Goudy spent sew
eral days last week with friends
at Vesta.
Mrs. C. Larson, of Alexan-
dria, is visiting at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Fraser.
Do you wish a list of summer
resorts which Minnesota af-
fords? See page Is of the May
Northwood.
The Automobile Blue Book,
official for 1915, standard road
guide, for your service at the
Library. 52-3t
Gaylord Howe, of Wood Lake,
was a guest at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Lutz, for few days
last week.
Mrs. VIM. Kelly returned to
her home at Morton last week
after a visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Riley.
Walter Milbradt returned Sat-
urday from Michigan where he
has been spending his vacation
with relatives.
Miss Stella Hill has accepted
position as telephone operator
at Lamberton and has started
her work there.
Miss Addie Bigham was the
guest last week of her sister,
Mrs. E. F. Soaring at her sum-
mer home at Madison Lake.
The Rice Brothers were the
successful bidders for the remod-
cling and charging of the school
house in Dist. No. 40 in Brook
vile township. The proposed
changes are to cost $4,000.
Miss Edith Bollum is visiting
| at the home of Commissioner
! and Mrs. Eric Wilson at Walnut
Grove, having gone home with
Mr.. Wilson Friday.
Miss Irma Schmahl went to
Lake Crystal Friday to spenC
the weekend with her friend
Miss James, who has been g
Redwood Falls visitor for the
past two weeks.
The parish and guild of the
Church of the Holy Communion
will have the annual picnic al
the County Home next Thurs
day, July %. All who wish tx
attend are asked to be at the
church about ten o'clock, anc
lconveyances will be provided fol
the ride to the Home.
In their last quarterly meet
ing the members of st. Johns
Ev. Luth. Church decided tx
have a furnace installed in the
parsonage. They also voted tx
raise their share for the build
ing of the directors new resi-
dence at the DR.. Martin Luther
College at New Ulm.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-21
MARKET REPORT
Wednesday. July q
CASE FOR COURT

Either the Redwood or Pipe
stone county contest will sure1
ly go to the supreme court for al
settlement of disputed points.
It will probably be six months
before the court makes deci-
sion. The question of whether
this county will be dry for the
three year period may rest up
on the decision, or it may be de-
cided in district court as the
drys may get part of the doubt
full votes.-Morgan Messenger.