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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
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49, JAY /. HOUSE ~YJ

lHh SWisegood was discussing the eS
'feme old age NJ ono ~ his noighbors
He is 80 old" said lab, THAT he 10
longer can hear the rustic Of a womnnJ
sklfts."
In addition to being husband. father.
councillor ma nroyidcr. every married
man acts NJ n wnllng post Tor his wife
Giving often II inspired by generous
In pulse. More often u ls inspired ly
the thought that m. giver', name viii
appear In the newspapers In connection
with tho gltt.
Nearly every town man has country
relatives from whom he some day hopes
TO collect n Thanksgiving turkey.
Tho reason a woman wants to i've Il
that she Is afraid hen husband will
marry his sieuogrAphcr II she dies.
Buck Kilhy refuses 20 contribute 10
foreign missions on the ground that no
doesn't care 10 80 TO Heaven " the
II'uose are to he saved
Ne soon ~ n widow collects the IN.
tumnce ON hcr husbands NE thieves
begin 10 quarrel over the prospective
booty
There Hre two varieties NJ patent med.
Inc. one Ia Intended for use as q hoy.
,nge and the other is intended Tor uss
1861 n remedy.
II the attorney FOR tho defense hns
any evidence he relic. upon H. II h-
hasn't he appeals 10 the manhood ui
The jury
II has been moved and seconded tina,
the Iowa man Who paid 5000 FOR n sc'
~ Dickens be elected President NJ the
Or'.f uf E1sv Mlfks hy reclamation
"YHu'n mot be losing a daughter. bat
only gaining n son. pleaded tho youns
Wlu'
That's what makes mo hesitate.
g'nomily replied the prospective father.
In.ltV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
Fifteen Years AGO
from Tho Times Fnss.)

j r sharp Of Purcell was a business
visitor In the city todoS.
Charlie Flnttcry has been appointed
substitute" clerk by Postmaster Murphy.
Rev Y I. Dyke " this city has been
appointed missionary 10 the Indians with
headquarters At hnodnrko by tho Rap
list Missionary society and will icnvs
today for his new field
Henry WcdNmoy,r. Who has been at
tending the Robbins commercial college
In Wichita, has finished his course and
returned home ne has accepted the posi-
ton ~ hookrop"s N m. LION store.
Dave N'GnN. lie md two son. ~
Gainesville. Texas. have arrived In IN,
city
w = Search n Showhs president ~
tho American National bank. was In
tho city this morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
BRITISH ARE DOING THEIR PART.

NERpuN may seem 10 be the very center NJ tho Euro.
rcau war n, present. mud doubtless Il Is. Int NOT all
the fighting IS being dome NJ that point. The Impression
has gained ground that the French have been left TO
shoulder the responsibility ~ defense On the west front
alone hut such Is not the case. The British troops have
been 'nccrcd nj IN This account hut they lo moi deserve
the reflections thot have been cnst upon them
The lines defended hy The British have been heightened
until they now defend the territory from he User IN
Sommc q distance N nearly one hundred miles The line
Is also being heightened and tho French troops are helm.
released Ia so where they are needed
rmurc IS sin defending rnr,c fuurlns ~ mo limo. hui
England WIN II rs said ukc more NJ the burden MI
once There was q time. EARLIER boo the war. when British
troops held only lhitIyonc mile, " the line Zoo France
and rclrum, and the French took tho defensive ou aI
HE remainder ~ that vast territory
SomcVhct" on mo west FRONT. perhaps M vcriun.
ani perhaps NJ another rout the outcome NJ tho war
must hc decided, In the opinion ~ experts VIII the
British 40 ~ well ns the French have done. n Tho drive
IS made against Ihcm' That IS y question that ran never
be- answered until the trial has hccn made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

You amt always tell Many n SRI who
'su't nI.l bigger than = humming bird
has nu HNrtI'r like az ostrich
cheer up. II you had 20 much money
thBt sou could buy cycfi thing you
cfnvct the chances are that your stom
1oh would compel you 20 adopt n diet
~ crackers u mi'k
when a married ms builds an air
r1Siir the handsome hero who ocrupIc-
me structure with her never resembles
her husband sn you could notice Il
Thi. 10 , mighty uncertain world Don't
fu around Dragging that you didn't have
Zen my ip rrt In n may cost you quite
o. N'i 90 got out
l,'fN now and then YOU see y maj
uri DHupI, Who keen ,uu guessing tr,
ms 'n make w your mind which De- the
husband
Tho odd fashioned hoy who use ~ ~
tho chores before he wen, 10 school now
h1s o. som vhn l. pcrycd n he DOESN'T get
h's nails m,ni,utrd before h. leaves home
'uf the temple m Learning
som" NJ last years June brides ~.
ruN Wishing that n was this time last
YEAR aud they HarW what they know
nos
II II sl fleht Tor father 10 feel tired
md oysrslccp In the morning Hut n
Tho other members NJ the family do II
The, are lazy hrnts
Americana ara now known az the
most sympathetic people In tho world
NA,ho The reason Tor this IA the fact
That sympathy costs nothing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
GASOLINE PRICE IS TOO HIGH.

GASOLINE will 60 higher, It Is freely predicted, and
~ the reason given for II ~ that the demand Is nm
prcccdcntcl The war has made the demand greater than
Il has over been In the past. In addition Ia using u great
dcnl II gasoline for motor vehicles. tho Germans mr.,
shooting II NJ their enemies IN tho form ~ liquid fire
On the other hand. thcrc Is the contention that mo-
justification exists for the present high price N this
commodity Crude ol f. higher. II Is admitted. hut tho
surrly is much greater than Il has been for some YEAR
millions " barrels N oil ntc stored In purpose ~ keep
iue the price n gasoline high.
The two contentious ARE exactly opposed. aud II a is
time for The facts 10 No known. II Il MP 10 congress 10
Investigate This dispute and make n report io 'h"-suyions
and terrified ultimate consumer before he f. forcd Ia
The ]cyrclicui ~ placing nj, automobile In Tho gnrnrc
jnckiug the vh,cl, mp and covering the whole with q
tsrIaulln To await the course " event, and lower prices
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
inns e
s 3

Titan Smlthc stUod an,lously nv
NJ the great nrt critic bent over his
masterpiece. That learned man. hav
INK examined the picture from every
ror' ~ the studio. NJ last sIokr
Splendid, my dear sir I ran
grainlnic ,"u m having fut 81 much
realism Into your work. especially In
these DAYS ~ futurlsts aud such like
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
AN OPTIMIST RAISES HIS VOICE.

q ~ANkRIPTCY will hc the fate ~ Mn The European ma
- lions now engaged I'm tho great wur. f., the general
belief MI over The world That impression gains ground
every time there Is published the figures " The tremendous
expense at which the conflict is being carried on, and
II seems reasonable.
A different view is taken by sir George Pai,h eminent
s%iotiSticinn Of England, who says that Great Britain re-
gNrdcss ~ he tremendous drain upon her resources and
the fact that nearly four million men have been with
drawn from Industrial pursuits, has very ncarly main
talncd her productive record throughout the war. The
annual income N the empire has Increased greatly since
the outbreak of the war. he declares.
This Is accounted for on The ground That Great Britain
has pressed into service, since they were needed. those
who produced nothing before Tho war began. and hy tho
speeding Mp ~ industries. When me rnnks NJ workers
were depleted, women took the place ~ men. and pro.
duction went on iust the same. Economy became the
watchword and everybody worked The shipping rates
went mp and added millions to the nations Income.
This sta%tisticiNn may be- mistaken I'm some particulars,
hut he hos proved himself m optimist bringing forth
figures which ought 10 he encouraging 10 HE people
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
Ten Years Ago

MrA o.. t. Gucrt1 NJ New York city
Is visiting hor daughter. Ms Irdfu
iHthrio As soon as the school,. close.
Master Trdru Guthrie viii accompany
her 10 her sumn.f home In The Catskllls.
George IIplcs announced today that
tho excavation Tor his new building on
Main street would begin this week. g
VI. Gloyd will join with Mr Hsles IN
this building. which will be l7brl,O,
three stories and Il basement.
Joseph Huckins. proprietor II the lee
hotel. has awarded the contract 10 tho
Gross Construction company for the sd-
ditinn NJ another story to TIC present
building iNc also announced lhsi tho
nnnoS IN the Compton hotel site across
tho alley VIII be eight stories In place
81 HIN
Tho appearance oi Bernhard At the
uy"rholsrr last night In the great
French drama. Camille. Nns witnessed
by u packed house. which included
many visitors from al over the state.
Tn" Oklahoma public feels that n has
witnessed one 81 tho greatest plays II
the age.
7 l. Ford. Who has been connected
with tho Acme Milling company. yes.
',rd1y closed y deal whereby he secures
control n the Shawnee roller mill
James Rollnrer ~ tho south McAlc,.
ter Fuel company NJ McNlcstcr. WIS q
visitor In the city today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

around, to and fro. The handspring seemed
out of repair, it travelled by spasms and jerks;
SO | sat me right down in a chair and studied
the watch and its works. | took il apart with
a wrench, and studied the levers and gears,
all piled in heap on a bench; | studied and
wiggled my ears. | put the wheels back in the
case. and shook them TO give them n shock
but the hands didn't go round the face, and
the works didn't tick nor yet took. I asked Of
the plumber advice, and counsel | asked of the
Judge, consulted the dealer in ice-and still
the blamed works wouldn't bulge. "Methinks,'
| remarked, "and | visit, ! must 20 to the Jewel.
cr's shop" lie gave Il three twists Of the
wrist, and the watch went along like n top.
me down in the pasta plan that Is doubtless
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

"Hcnr said tho travelling msn's
wife. what doss this mean b I found
n frceIrtrd hotel hill In your poke, when
YOU came back FROM YOUR last trip and
amonE the items IL ths nnc' 'par. - 4"
WI, err sthmmcrrd Henry, YOU
zoe. I had y lot " tho firms mnnay In
M, pocket that nlFht. ~ I had tho land.
lord put = bar on my door ~ = pro.
caution atalnsl hutrlars"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
LURING SOLDIERS INTO MEXICO.

NJ NEWSPAPER writer's nrc credlting Francisco villa with
~ almost Supcrhuman intelligence aud with a general.
ship which he does not possess. He IA credited with
planning 10 lure the American troops far into Mexico
presumably to IAN upon them there and massacre them.
The chance, ARE that villa had no such plan in view.
II must be admitted that his hatred Of Americans IS very
great and that he probably has very limited Information
about the size or strength " this nation. His idea must
have been that he could attack n town on the border
XIII fhe citizens, steal some horses and get away.
That much he accomplished. but II he had even n frac.
ton " the sense with which he Is credited, ne must
know that II will he impossible Cor him 10 lure the United
States army into Mexico anil feSt5a It. lie may he able
TO KIN n few soldiers, but n there Is any fighting, there
Ia no question about which side win be victorious.
Bandit villa Is fleeing for hs NE. lie may plan a
reprlsal IN the region whore he IS o,crtnkcn. but he is not
leading the army away In The hope ~ Strengthening II. The
early reports that Carrnnzas troops had deserted him
and gone over 10 villa MI lacked confirmation. and the
sensational story N Villas deep laid plot has been blown
M II IS just nm ordinary pursuit II m outlaw.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

'nrstu.a deserves 70 No SLAPPED ou mo hack IN MP
tru,al fur unr i'lng nj 'ca.' when tho Mn in appropriate
monr, tr Tho villa pursuit va. hrrorc that haiv y was
paced ni uuc without 'hr everlasting den1lc which ron.
Ere usual, considers ,r necessary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
Jus, s,'or, tn. Wagon Arrived.
Copyright Iais)

They tell me that tho King ~ sweden
has n big stock farm that Ia watched
ny b0O collie dogs. remarked the Rum
my.
what IN Sam I'm does n man need
with bo0 collie dogs demanded the
HHrltcgp
why. 70 keep his S'o5 kholm. ~
course. replied the Hummy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Changes nc 10 he made In the army aerial service
Inc TO lNulll Villas effort tn 'cnrh mo United state.
something about war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
16,Dits Of BY Play
t i NR1| ~ .ut 14o1l
~ IUrf reLWf

Surel
Dear Luke can VIII Gamble. our drug
siHt. Ind I y Jir". our grocer. start a
little stud game In the club on a 1875
iiy,y'- Al. East Liverpool. Ohio.
Notice
I Okrrn'. the Central avenue nrnl-
ture man. win IN ihinEr with the land
lords ~ the c'uH members Who happen
i0 ., short on the first Of the month.
Thlnns 10 Worry About
Tho gum used on postage stamps II
NOT made ont NJ old shoes. II Ia manu-
featured from potato starch
Names is Names.
otto Tite IL q barber ut Santa Fc.
Ohio
Our Daily Special.
Only 4 Sucker Ever Ret. on q Sure
ThinE Or u WnmAn's Age
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Somc men who mike splendid arguments about the
nllc 90 not i've up To their arguments NJ pl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
EDITORIAL PAGE
Twenty Years Ago
(Frop Tho Times Fiies.)

Rev j W Dunjce came back from
Langston city IN Logan county today.
Or Shurtlcrf lcft this morning for Los
Angeles. Cal
Mrs. George Barnett and children and
two sisters. Mrs. Weaver and Miss Win
ter, LEFT saturday Tor Chamberlain. =.
y. whore they intend to visit for several
months
"a Ryan, formerly a bartender IN g
II lon's' liquor house, writes back hero
from st Louis telling NJ his marriage
10 a young lady In thUt city who Is re-
ported wealthy.
Attorney r. A Cfosthvnltc Of Wash
lugtou y G., is In the city. lilo has been
FOR sometime attorney FOR the Oklahoma
district clerks and United states mar
shnlg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
Paw Knows Everything.

White Paw. what Is fatteyT
Paw Flaticry Is something that never
f1lls FIAT. my son.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Dentist Waite has confessed TO the killing Of his wifc's
parents md says he intended to Kill his wife. As n con.
fcssor Mr.. white seems to compare fayorahly with the
hest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

y man cau cot used to anything
observed the Sage
That's right. agreed tho Fool The
longer he j. married tho les, he seems
90 mind ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

hat plans kept me down in the pasta plan that is doubles.
the worst always reserve till the last the thing should
tackle at first.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Two Russian reporter. have been doportcl for writing
stotl"- rhm, we're untrue That rule would result In de
rri,ue ic Mexican hurlcr N anybody In send anything
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

4 country Doctor. walking out one CAV
with . Highlander who hoasiod he va. I,
s,sunch tcctotalsr. resolved 10 put him
10 tho test Passing y hotel hc asked
him In and ordered two glasses ~
whisky AFTER they had shifted ,hs-s
and two or three more NJ the doctors
expense. his friend began IN Get q he
glib % the Cab Tho doctor then. feel
inE he had him. hlun,ly asked;
How does this square vi your tee
total ptrtcnHious1
"Wcel" puoth John. With = luics
smile. though I'm a staunch tectp,aler.
ID he n mlc ~ refuse what the doctor
orders"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
THE WATCH.

My watch wouldn't work worth a dime, il was always n fort
night too slow; instead of recording the time. il monkeycd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Officers In the. pure food department found 10000
had eggs In Fort worth and condemned them. No state
mcnt Is made ~ whNt became NJ the eggs. but Inferior
theatrical attractions might do well to remain away until
his fact has been asccrtaincd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
ouchI

MANY Louisiana. ms a population NJ
ESQ., Aud. after spending a wear in the
town one afternoon. T. l.. X announces
that even $50 o. too many Tor Many
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

fadllsts. The realism aud sense ~
depth that YOU have got into that I'm.
preston ~ n coal mine IL, | aS-urs
YOU. my dear sir. one ~ the hest hlrS
~ work | have seen for many n day -
During this speech Titlun's face had
gradually llpI-d downward
"Cnnl mime he rrnrrl "ion Tat
beaded Idiot that's u hirlscyc view
~ Hlnrkpool'
1T u.s. ludccd'" nnsw cred the critic.
picking ~ his hat aud walking slowly
~ the door Then 7 nm glad ! dnu't
live In Wnchrrnl and I am even hap
pier IN think, sir, that I AIN not =
bird ]"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Austria denies being tired NJ the Var hut the denial
Is made by Ausirlas premier aud not by those who are
doing the actual fighting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Rev j. W, Dunjce came back from
Langston city In Logan county today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Keeping " In the Family,
Son & Sons arc shirt manufacturers
~ New orleans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
Our Daily Sp,elai,

otto Tite d. q barber at Santa r,
ohio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
Lux. neluLe SAYS.

only 4 Sucker Ever Refs on q SUR
rhinE Or u WomNn's AZ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Dr ShurtDcTf LEFT this morning for Los
Cal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

j r sharp Of Purcell was a business
visitor In the city todOS.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Collins, Of
Chatham. La, who have been
visiting Mrs Fanset and other
friends in Milbank, we're Joined
last week by Mrs. Emily Will
Jams, a sister Of Mr.. Collins and
the party started on their home.
ward trip to Louisiana, yester.
day.
The attention Of our readers
is called to the Milbank News
Stand, the business recently
purchased by Mr.. George
Tessin. Mr.. Tessin is DESTROYS
of being of service to the people
Of Milbank along the line in
which he caters to them and he
invites the public to call upon
him and Judge for themselves.
Andrew Anderson, who has
been for many years engaged
in elevator work in Milbank,
this week moves to Hill City,
Mimi. and will make a change
Of occupation. as he becomes
connected with a coopering es
Enlistment. Andrews Milbank
friends wish HIM the best of
success in his new home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-08

Mrs. G. w. Preyey will be
hostess at the Excelsior club
meeting next Wednesday after.
noon.
Mrs Ira Daniels and daughter
Rhoda, returned last week from
q months visit to the old home at
Olaton. KY.
@. P. J. Engstrom, of Summit,
was a Milbank visitor last Fri.
day while attending to some
business matters.
Mrs. Andrew Larson was very
seriously i'll during the past
week, but we understand is now
improved and on the way to re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs M. 6. Niles auto.
ed to Wate1town Saturday to
spend Sunday with friends.
They took Miss Alice Dore with
them: she will attend business
college there this year.
The first regular meeting Of
Esther Chapter O. E. S. will be
held next Monday evening Sept.
18th. Members will bear this
in mind and be present.
Worthy Matron
Henry Seide, who is at pre-
sent engaged in building a public
school and also a church at
Naples, was home on a visit to
his parents last Sunday. His
brother Ed Seide is working
with him at Naples.
Leonard Kaercher, ,]r., met
with an accident last Friday that
he is very thankful did not result
more seriously While riding
on the water tank Of the Gaynor
threshing crew, the wagon got
into a bad piece of road and
tul ned over. The driver escaped
by jumping but Leonard vas
caught in the overthrow and had
his ankle sprained and was bad
ly bruised, but is getting along
nicely. Leonard says he knows
of fellows who got it worse than
he did by falling from the water
wagon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-08

Mrs. Frank Lindquist of Wau.
bay, is making her home with
her parents in Milbank this week
while having her lonsils treated.
Little Miss Dorothy Bork of
Revillo is making her home with
Mrs. ia. Dore, while attending
school in Milbank.
DR.. Pine now of St. Paul, who
was the til st doctor and had the
first drug store in Milbank, was
a visitor in the city last week for
an hour or two while going
through by auto.
Some Of the friends Of Thos.
Huston gathered at the n. +.
Alderman home Tuesday even
ing, and reminded him of some
of the duties and responsibilities
that fall to a bachelor when he
becomes a benedict, and pre-.
sented him with a number of
useful, and ornamental articles
Of household furniture.
Mrs Zillah Wilson Of Aber-
deem, President of the Federal
ton of womans clubs Of South
Dakota made an Official visit to
the Excelsior and Makocha clubs
on Tuesday afternoon. The
ladies met in the commercial
club rooms and listend to a most
helpful and delightful talk along
club lines. Mrs Wilson is a free
and easy talker and the two
hours were altogether to shor TT a
time to tell Of all the possibilities
and privileges of a club woman.
After the meeting the ladies en-.
ioyed refreshments Of ice cream
at LaFountain Inn and later Mr..
and Mrs. Niles took Mrs Wilson
to Big Stone, City, where she
gave a talk to the ladies' there in
the evening. Mrs Wilson twas
made y member of the board OF
directors of the national fedora
ton which held it's biennial meet
ing a month orso age at Boston,
the recording secretary OF the
also being a South Dakota Wo-
man.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-08

Mrs. Booth, who had been
SPENDING several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Thos. L. Bouck, left
last Friday for her home in Ken
lucky.
Miss Loretta Bennett, a neice
OF Mr.. A. E. Seitz arrived from
Chicago last Saturday for a visit
to the Seitz family and enjoy
Dakota ozone.
Miss Smead, sister of Mrs. G..
Z. Middlebrook, who had been
visiting Grant county friends
Tor several weeks past, returned
to her home at West Salem. Wis .
last Friday.
The young lady teachers in
the Anderson family last Friday
left home for their respective
places, Miss Minnie going to
Watertown, Miss Jennie to
Geddes and Miss Selma to
Langford.
Miss Myrtle Dorsett, Of Orion
vile, sister of Mrs. A. j. Aasen,
Miss Irene McLane and Mrs. II.
3. Austin, mother of Mrs. Aasen,
were guests at the Aasen home
last week. Mrs Austin removes
this week from Ortonville to ST.
Cloud.
The w. F. Schneider family
enjoyed a visit from Mr..
Schneider's neice, Miss Esther
Schneider, Of Rice Lake, Wis.
last week. The young lady was
on her way to teach school near
Groton.
Mrs. Elsie Hamilton Of Me-
lette, District Deputy Grand
Matron = + s., has issued a
call for the holding of a school Of
instruction at Webster on Sept
10, to which the chapers OF Sisse-
ton, Wilmot and Mllbank are
invited. The Grand Matron.
Mrs Myrtle G Ayers will be
present and each Chapter will be
given a part in the work. The
Worthy Matron Of Esther chapt.
er would like a goodly number of
her members to be present at
this meeting.