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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-14
Looking Blackboard In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY

Judge and Mrs. J. B. Johnson and
son, Ben, returned Saturday afternoon
from Chicago.
Mrs. W. J: Black and little niece,
Lucille Mills, have returned from Leav
enworth.
Bishop Millspaugh's condition was
much improved this morning.
Mr.. II. H. Durham. of Denver,
stopped Saturday on his way TO Bos-
ton, and visited till yesterday after
noon with his friends. Mr.. and Mrs
A. W. Dana. Mr.. Durham was Mr..
Dana's best man on the occasion of
his wedding.
Mrs. w. A. McCarter and children
started Saturday for Carthage, Ind, to
be absent about three months
Mrs. E.. A Homer arrived Friday
from a visit to her parents, in La
fayette, Ind. On Saturday she went
on to her home in Leadville, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Irene Hor-
ner, who will remain some time visit
ing her
Miss Bertha Wentworth was given
a surprise on Thursday evening in cell
ebration of her birthday.
The Ladies Music club gave their
annual picnic at the home of the
Misses Campdoras last Wednesday
the luncheon was served in the house
in picnic style, and very merry af-
fair it was. They held their regular
business meeting. and the following off
GERS were elected Mrs. Hardt, presi-
dent; Miss Ellen Parkhurst, recording
secretary; Mrs F. P. MacLennan. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. S. J. Hold
gins, treasurer. Those on the program
were: Mrs. MacLennan, Mrs. J. F.
Hodgins, Miss Grace Campdoras. Mrs.
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Miss Edna Park
hurst, Miss Irene Campdoras, Mrs.
George Parkhurst, Miss Gertrude
Tracy and Mrs L. S. Ferry.
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will have their annual spring picnic.
as the closing event of the club season,
at Gage park, Saturday, June "a.
= + +
The Beta girls will have their first
summer meeting Friday, at the home
of Miss Sierra Beggs. 1434 Topeka
avenue.
The diploma recital given by Mr..
Elmer OLSON, a pupil of Miss Anna
M. Parry Bundy. Tuesday night, was
attended by large audience. The
program given by the graduating
student covered a wide range of work;
some of the numbers requiring ex-
treme delicacy of touch and others
contained rapid and heavy passages.
Mr.. OLSON interprets with keen
musical intelligence; he was tempera-
ment and a taste for musical COM
position. His theoretical studies have
that has been good deal emphasized.
His program was given entirely from
memory.
Mr.. Darwin Bradley, who assisted
with the program added to the pleas
ure of the evening by his songs.
Mrs. Larson, Miss Helen Larson and
Mr.. Dan OLSON. of Kansas City, and
Miss Besss Mince, of Burlingame. came
to TopekaTor Mr.. Cfsson's recital.
The commencement concert will be
given by Miss Bundy's pupils tonight
at the First United Presbyterian
church. Miss Mary Sands, soprano,
and Miss Violet Matthews, reader. will
assist. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Berlioz .-..............H Hungarian March
Misses Claudia Caps and Helen Scott
Mr.. Paul Thorson.
Miss Louise Fowler.
Wollenhaupt The Last Smile
Miss Claudia Capps.
Grieg Norwegian Bridal Procession
Mrs. Elmer Stahl, Miss Helen Haskell.
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complaint.
rI am well pleased with the Med
ical Adviser which I received. MRS.
OLA KIRKMEN, Altoona, Kans.
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a woman becomes mother. when a
woman passes through the changes of
middle life, are the three periods of life
when health and strength are most
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lack ambition, are troubled with head
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the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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Todd cottage. During their absence
their house will be occupied by DIR.
Elizabeth Todd.
Governor and Mrs. Arthur Capper
will leave Sunday, June Is, to attend
the governors convention in Salt
Lake City. They will take with them
their niece, Miss Isabel Crawford.
One of the events of the convention
will be a trip through Yellowstone
park.
Mrs. W. c. Ball and her children
of Webb City, Mo-, are visiting Mrs.
Balls parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Dean.
Mrs. H. c. Mulroy of Denver IS Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. A. B. Jetmore.
Miss Ann Montgomery of Salina is
visiting Mrs. ]. D. Freeman.
Mrs. Harry Finley of Troy is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. George Hayden.
Mrs. John Switzer and her children
Ruth and Joe, will leave soon for
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Kansas City, was in Topeka recently on
business.
L. H. Wood of the test department is tax
ing a vacation and has gone witt the *.
and L. of S. band to Toledo, Ohio
II. B. Bryning. district passenger agent
for the Chicago Great Western, was in To-
peka Monday on business.
The meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary No.
90 to the B. of L. T. and E. to have been
held Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. p. G. Baird in Lincoln street, has been
postponed and will be held later. The
postponeLlent is due to the fact that most
of the officers of the lodge are attending
the convention in Denver, Colo
Nina r. Bo11-s has resigned her position
with the land department of the Santa Fe.
and viii enter the employ Of the Rudy.
July Miss Boiles will go to Washington,
D. C., where she will take a course of in
struction in seeds, under the direction of
the United States department of a9ricul-
ture-- She viii return to Kansas City in
September
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Nevin -. Shepherds All and Maidens Fair
Miss Esther Johnston.
Elliott Flower. The Price of a Son in Law
Miss Matthews
Miss Margaret connors and Isabel suther erin
SSoleridge Taylor Ballet No l
Miss Helen Haskell. ' 49,
MT1sS9~ski NJ Spanish DSnce
Miss Isabel Sutherin.
Miss Martha Marsh. -''''-'
Lieoilch Music Box
Miss Margaret connors
Moskowski s,an; slieg f,anco
Miss Avis King. .l'
Misses Martha Marsh and Louise G Fowler.
Sonm ss So. Hunting Song
san e Miss Helen Scott NaAurAa
Mr.. Paul Thorso safs carmen
Misses Laura Crowder. Esther S@n johnson a
and Avis King.
MMendeissohn ,...... Songs Without Words
Miss Dorothy Petit. as4uinaue
G GoGhe Tboma. Love Me- H + diye
N'- Miss Sands. NaoeSeoda
List -..-........ Hungarian Rhapsodie
N = 9 2 =
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss lola Stone, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn L.
stone, and Mr.. William s. Eberle,
Oiathe. They will live temporarily at
the Stone home in Topeka. Mr..
! Eberie is in the freight auditors office
OF the Santa Fe. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
high school
The Congleton flats, soon to be
completed. built by Mr.. Herbert Hack
ing families: Judge and Mrs. Silas
Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Herbst,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Dibble.
+ i. +
Mrs. H. Ward Page gave a birthday
party Tuesday for her little daughter,
Louise, in celebration of her sixth
birthday anniversary. Helen Haggart
assisted. The guests were: Louise
Page, Anna Elizabeth Campbell, Aileen
Collins, Allison Hill. Florence Allen,
Louise Allen. Elizabeth Kennedy of
Junction City. Elizabeth Guy. Helen
Burger, Gibson Putnam. Marcella
Freeman, Betty Freeman, Jane Kaiser,
Walter Hunter Payne and Maxine
Cannon.
Judge Hugh MacFarland enter
tanned a dozen guests at dinner at the
lies bungalow in Highland Park.
+ 4. =
Mrs. Frank L. Campbell will enter
tain the Crochet club next Tuesday at
its last meeting for the season.
+ + +
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Ehlers and their
daughter Miss Marjorie Ehlers, of
Kansas City. have returned home
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. Myers will have
as their guests the latter part of the
week Mrs. Louis LAHORE, of Stigler,
Oklahoma. and Miss Belle Moore, of
Kansas City.
Mr.. Wilbur Cole has taken a posi-
ton with the Topeka Bridge and Iron
Works, and will be occupied at Well
iEgtCn, Mo-, for about a month.
DR.. ]. c. McClintock and his daugh-
tiers, Mrs. r. ]. Shoemaker and, Miss
Helen McClintock, have returned
from a motor trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Bertha Rudiger and Mrs. L.
H. Perkins, of Lawrence, are guests of
Mrs. ]. D. zMcFarland---.ss
Mr.. Alfred Cole, who is a student
in the State Agricultural college, will
return home Saturday for a vacation
close Friday.
Mrs. Horace Humphreys. of the Ma
tional hotel, has as her guest her little
niece, Helen Humphreys.
Mrs N P. GarretSon is spending a
few weeks in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Smyser will
leave soon for the east to spend the
summer on the Jersey coast. They
will be at Ocean Grove, N. J., until
next fall.
Miss Helen Cook. of Lincoln, Ne
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Some parties will be given the latter
part of this week at the Country cruz,
including a dinner and dance FRIDAY
evening at which Mr. and Mrs wizard
Hall will entertain guests
Governor and Mrs Arthur Capper
will have guests at the dinner-dance
Saturday night, and Mr.. and MRS. EarI
Akers have asked some friends TOT
THAI evening also : =
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Catlin entertain
ed about thirty guests at their annua1
fish dinner, at their home IN tllimore
street. Mrs. Catlin's parents are now
at their summer home in Michigan
and her father caught the fish from
the lake and sent it to Topeka
Mrs. NJ. c. Hammatt will entertain
the Fillmore Street Whist club Thurs
day at the Country club.
guest in Topeka for a few days
is Mr. Eugene Frandden, who is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Frank d. Merriam.
stitute, Chicago, and is now on his way
west to the Grand Canyon, where he
will do some painting
Miss Marguerite Dice. who will
leave next month to become secretary
of the Y. W. c. A. at Cincinnati, Ohio.
will be the guest of honor at a lunch
con given by the board of directors
of the Topeka Y. w. c. A. Thursday
AT the Association building. The
members of the board are: Mrs. A A
GODDARD. president; Mrs. w. S. Lind
say. first vice president; Mrs. NJ. F.
Troxen. second vice president; Mrs
Silas Porter, secretary; Mrs b M
Miss Maud Bishop, Mrs. j. M. Cieve-
land, Mrs. c. ]. Evans, Miss Ellen to-
berg, Mrs. A. D. Gray, Mrs E C. Sc
ger, Mrs. H. L. Shirer, Mrs George =.
smith. Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. +.
E. Vest, Miss Mary MacLennan, MISS
Mildred Shaw and Miss Annie B.
Sweet.
Mrs. w. R. Stubbs and her daugh-
Ter. Mrs. Robert Stewart o. topeka
entertained at tea Monday at MIS-.
Stubbs's horRe in Lawrence, for MISS
Katherine Stubbs and Miss Stella
Stubbs, two brides of June.
The guests were received by Mrs.
w R. Stubbs, Mrs. Robert Stewart,
Miss Katherine Stubs. Miss Stella
Stubbs and Mrs. H. w. Stubs of New
Ulysses, Kan. Assisting through the
rooms were Miss Hazel Stubs. Miss
Rose Haworth and Miss Marjorie
Templin. In the dining room. Miss
Maurine Trovillo. Miss Margaret
Stubbs and Miss Luciie Stubs assist
was decorated in yellow marguerites-
A huge shepherdess basket containing
flowers and tied with yellow tulle and
five small crystal baskets we're on the
dining room table Bowls and vasez
of marguerites decorated the buffet
and mantel. A two-course luncheon
was served to the guests who called
from 4:30 to 500.
4. + =
Miss Marguerite Parkinson has re-
turned from Boston, Mass. where she
was a student the past year in the
wheelock kindergarten school Miss
Parkinson made an enviable record at
the school. finishing the two years
course in one year. and maintaining
a high average of scholarship.
+ + :
Miss Louise Flemming will chap
erone a company of girls this summer
at Camp Kechuwa. Mich. Among the
girls in the party will be Frances
Hammatt and Baby Gault They
will leave for the north July s.
+ =
Miss Gertrude Gray entertained her
sewing club Tuesday afternoon at her
home in Potwin Place.
+ I. =
The members of the Portia, club
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Y o u L r dVOrIb6
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if it had not been
for DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
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Notes and personals from Santa Fe.
by Frances Jones, 211 Grattan street,
telephone between and 10 a. m. 1886:
other hours. 4751 K-2
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MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS
OF KANSAS.

Altoona, Kans.-vIt is with pleasure
that I write you testimonial of what
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NOTICE. EOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
L. >. LAND OFFICE AT RAPID CITY, :. D.. :
Il

DEPARTMENT or TIE INTERIOR,
L. ;. LAND OFFICE AT RAPID CITY, 5. D., :
october 20, 1916
Custer, :. D., who on July 81 1908, made Home
stead Entry, Serial No. 0lS9l, for tract OF land
described by meteS and bounds as follows
Beginning at corner No. !, at point from
which the section corner common to Secs 30
and "a, L. 2 s., X. f., and Sees and Z, + 3
s., X. E., bears north - deg. "A min. E. 797
chains distant extending thence south 3 deg
56 min. t., 40l5 chains 10 corner No. 2. thence
north 80 deg. 81 mia. w, l5.3l chains to corner
No. B; thence north deg. IS min W., PLY
chains 10 corner No. L. thence north 70 deg 2l
min W., 800 CHAINS TO corner No. 3: thence
north GO deg. 81 min. W, s.36 chains 10 corner
No. & thence north ~ deg. 10 min. f., u ~
chains TO corner No. z; thence north 10 deg "a
min w, 1903 chains TO corner No s. thence
north 10 deg, 81 min. w, 1902 chains to corner
No. 9: thence south 70 deg. Il min. W. 9.0S
chains 10 corner No. TO- thence north II deg 10
min W, 12 43 chains to corner No II; thence
north 70 deg. II min. f., 2.49 CHAINS 10 corner
No. l2 thence south 20 deg n min. f., : 20
chains to corner No. 49, thence north "a deg O9
min. e., S.2S chains 10 corner No. IA. thence
north deg. 30 min. T., l20S chains To corner
No, Is: thence south 80 deg On min f. gg4
chains 10 corner No. lG; thence south deg II
mln e., 3O.43 chains 10 corner No 1, ana place
of beginning; situate IN See. 80, T. , s.. and Sec
ton 4, L. =, X. r., h. II NJ, within the Har-
ney NatlOnal Forest aud more particularly des
cribed IN H. 4. ;. No. 3l6 on file in the Rapid
CITY, South Dakota, Land Office. Area iOi %
acres has filed notice Of intention to make Final
Five Year Proof. To establish claim TO the land
above described, before Henry r. Way, {. ).
commissioner, Al Custer, ). d., on the 2Oth day
OF December 1916
Claimant names as witnesses
Frank Corns OF Custer, :. ID.
William G. Eller, of Custer, ;. d.
George W. TuDbs, OF Custer, :. ID.
Andrew j. ChilsOn, of Custer, ). u,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR,
L. :. LAND OFFICE Al RAPID Cry. +. d
Notice is hereby given that James i Moore
OF Prlngle, ). ID, who. on September Il ioos
made Homestead Entry, Serial No O3254 fnr n
tract OF land described by metes and bounds. as
follows:
Beginning at Corner No. /, Identical with the
East one-siXteenth section corner between secs
90 and 20, I, -, H. f., extending thence south
7, deg. - min. W., 309l chains 10 corner No ..
thence north o deg. o. min f., .I3 chains 10 cor
ner No. J thehca north deg ~ min 4, 10 o7
chains To corner No. I thence north 50 dep an
min. T., 20Oi chains 10 corner No 4. thence
north i0O2 chains 20 corner No 6; thence norfh
50 deg. - min. T., 1895 chains 10 corner No :.
thence south Il deg 10 min. w, 81 "a chains III
corner No. :: thence south Is deg 3j min n
20 chalus TO corner No. o: thence south o deo
O3 min. w. $50 chains To corner No / and nlaea
oi beginnihs situate IN Secs. 90 aud %, r. SIS
X. r.. H. II. NJ, within the Harvey National
Forest, ana more particularly des-
cribed Ia II. i. = No. $50, Oh file IN the RAND
city, south Dakota, Land Ofiice Area I'D 90
acres. lids ilied u0tce OF Intention to make Final
five Year irool, 10 establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Henry H. Wav. u =
commissioner, ~ his oiilce al Custer. : ID ON
the Goth day OF December, 1916 '
Claimant names as witnesses;
James Cummings, OF PIingle, 5. d.
Stanley Y. Callan. of Prinele. :. %
William tinmm, Of Pringle = d.
Greeley Mcclure, OF Pringle, :. ID.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IN7ERro

DEPARTMENT OF THE INg ERROR. }
u. ;. LAND OFFICE AT RAPID CITY, : D..
October 26. 1916 !
Notice is hereby given that Luther \. Kelly
OF Custer y d.. who, on July n, 1905. made
Homestead Entry Serial No. OlsS9, for a tract
OF land described by metes and bounds as fol
lows
Beginning at corner No. l. identical with the
quarter Section corner, between Secs 30 and
36. I. s., r. 8 f., u. II. NJ; extending thence
south - deg. A. min. w, 39.67 chains to corner
No 2; thence north 2 deg. - min. w, 1878
chains 10 corner No. 3; thence north % deg Is
min. W., 23.64 chains to corner No ~ thence
north 80 deg Al min. f., 1867 chains TO corner
No 5; thence north 80 deg - min. H., ~. NJ
chains 10 corner No. L. thence south. 27 deg -
min. e., H.99 chains To corner No !, and place
of beginning; situate in See %, T. s., Il. 6 f.,
B. II. NJ, within the Harvey National Forest.
and more particularly described in II. 4. ). 40.
&S3, on file In the Rapid City, South Dakota,
Land Once. Area 100 SO acres has Med notice
of intention to make Final Five Year Proof. to
establish claim to the land above described be.
fore Henry T.. Way Z. s. Commissioner. NJ his
office IN Custer, ). ID, on the 18th day of DeCem-
Der, 1916.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Charles Norman, OF Custer, s. ID.
William > Hughes, of Custer, ) d.
John A. Fay, of Fairburn, 5. d.
Frank Spring. of Fairburn. ). d.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }
L. ). LAND OFFICE Al RAPID CITY, s. d.,
November Z, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that Mary Ann Vent
ling, widow of Cyrus Venting, Deceased, OF
Pringle, s. D.. who, on November H. 1910 made
Homestead Entry Serial No. O24655, for tract
Of land described by metes and bounds. rs fol,
lows
Beginning at Corner No. /, al a point from
which the south quarter section corner of See.
-, L. 3, X. f., bears south 80 deg SO min
W., .. ~ chains distant; extending thence south
IL deg. 50 min. e., l.32 chains 10 corner No 2:
thence south Is deg. 10 min. W, 40 chains TO
corner No. 3, thence north so deg 81 min w,
80 chains to corner No. 4: thence north deg
90 min. f., $50 chains to corner No. s. thence
north deg 90 min. T. 9.43 chains to corner No.
G; thence north So deg. 20 min W, $40 chains TO
corner No. I: thence north 81 deg. - min e.
lis chains TO corner No. 3, thence south So deg
south II deg. J3 min. f., 1910 chains 10 corner
T. 1 s., II. T., and See. 3, r. rs, H. 4 f.. b. H.
NJ, within the Harney National Forest, and
more particularly described In II. T. s. No 357,
on file in the Rapid City, South Dakota, Land
Office. Area 1891 acres, has filed notice OF in
tention TO make ftal Fiye-Year Proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described, before
Henry 4. Way, U. y Commissioner. at his Office
in Custer =. d., on the 2sth day OF December 1916
Claimant names AS witnesses:
John w. Stratton, of Prngle r. d.
Clarence +. Stratton, OF Prngle, ). ID.
Reuben j. Turner, OF Pringle, ). ID.
william T. McClaren, of Pringle, ). ID.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
T.. ;. LANp OFFICE AT RAPID tlff. ). d.,
November :, 1916
Notice Is hereby gwen til;N James /. Nc
keuna. OF custer, : D., who, OH July 2, 1905 and
December fl5, 1872, inade Homestead Entries,
Serial Nos. oi5j ana OS3Jl ter a tract OF land
UtYIiued IN mettS ana bounds, rs foilowS;
Beginning at corner Ne. j. at point from
29 and jD, 4. 3 ) X. II. r. IL NJ, bears south
% deg u5 miu. w, $40 Ci.uns dlsttmt extending
theuce south n deg 30 iuin. W. 3.H chains 10
corner NO. =. thebfe norm 81 8ee % lnln. w,
1919 chains 10 colutr Nn, =; ihcEct hoith y deg.
90 uliu. w. 80 riidius 10 corner No T. thenee
south Is deg Wi min. W. len chains 70 corner
No. j.. thence south % DEG. 81 MN. T., H.92
clritS 10 ccruur so, q hnhre south 3b deg. ul
Wlu l., E cbIlnN ln tornei A0.t, thence north
- uvg. 81 lulu, j.. 1t2 th'uuS 10 corner NO. =,
cuiWcl 80 o. I'wucr south 3. deg o. min. f.,
s.tl chHIS tn Uf.tr 40. it llcuCc north SS deg.
30 min. w.. y 81 rha.'i> to rorut. No. II; thence
south 81 crr. b rhi W, "a CLaln, 10 corner
ciali.~ Ia rrrn'l No. 3. 1ni, g Soulh 4 deg. -
MIN W., l0li chain, tn cnrhcr No ~ thence
Suuth W d'g 30 ilu. N.. lI4 CHAINS 10 corner
Ne. i1 thtn" uAth si deg. ia mln. w, Ia
rhHuS 10 corner No. !t uieice north ~ deg. ~
min. W., l4tU chhns 10 corner No. ~: thence
north deg. - nlu T., n % chains 10 corner No.
IS: thence lo!ih - or&. 40 MN. W. 1.5l chains
10 CORNER No iJ; theucc south 50 deg. - min.
D., SO chains lo corner No % thence north -
deg. 2a hll. =, b.ab chains 60 corner No 81;
thence north u deg 06 min. T., lj97 chains 10
corner 40. u, thence north SO deg. - min. f.,
G.S2 chains lo corner No ~: thence nortn deg
20 niu T., l2.jl chains 10 corner No. ~ thence
north ~ deg. - MIA. W, 2.S6 chains 10 corner
Ne. 81 thence south ~ deg % min. W. G.75
chains 10 corner No. 20. thence south G. deg %
min, w" sl4 choins to corner No -; thence
Hoith ~ 9es y mlu w, 2i3 chains 10 corner
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. DR.. Stewart, of Pringle, was in
the city Monday.
James Smith came up from Pripele
Thursday morning.
Pat Burns, of Redfern, was a business
caller in the city Saturday.
State Forester Geo w. Roskie was ur
from Fairburn Wednesday.
VIM Young and v ife, from near Prin,
gle, were Custer shoppers Monday
Miss Elsie Bender was guest at the
Kleemann Tuesday from Hermosa.
i. l.. Hesuard was a business visitor
in the city Tuesday from Hermosa.
Pete Mullaly and wife of Memo, S. D..
visited friends here the forepart of the
week.
Miss Agnes Grimley has gone to Fair
burn to spend Thanksgiving with her
folks.
Miss Conway. of Orevlle, was guest
of MIR. and Mrs George G.. Hacker over
Sunday.
U. 5. Commissioner Harry f. Way
spent Thanksgiving day with friends in
Bakeryille.
John Fuson, of Hot Springs, was a
business visitor in Custer between trains
Wednesday.
County Auditor w, L. Fink and FAM
lily spent Thanksgiving on their ranch
near Argyle.
Deputy State Game Warden Peter
Edholm, of Deadwood, was in the city
Tuesday night.
w. J. Burgess was over from Elk
Mountain Wednesday after load of
lumber and shingles.
w. NJ. Cox, of Rapid City, deputy state
food commissioner, was business yisi-
tor in Custer Tuesday
l.. B. Adams, of the law firm of Juck-
EFT x Adams, of Hot Springs, was in the
city on legal business Wednesday.
Miss Doris Hanley came over from
Rapid City Wednesday evening to spend
Thanksgiving vacation with her folks at
home.
Pat Adams, wife and daughter autoed
in from Spring creek and left over the
Burlington for Deadwood Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Jane Baty and daughter, Mrs
Ida Jewett, came up from Spring creek
Monday to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives and friends.
w. d. Vestal was Burlington passen-
ger Tuesday evening to>'Nevada, Mo-,
where he will enter the Wellmer sani-
tarium for treatment.
Architect III. f.. WaIdron and Con-
tractor Traut, of Rapid City. were in
town Sunday between trains looking
over the new school building.