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tions. Such defective chimneys where
no fires result arc a constant menace
to property end the safety.
CHEF HarE.scP says he knows
where there are numbers OF defects
and that he t. Watching the people
who have the responsibility of obey
ing the ordnance to see whether they
are plannin" . make the repairs. He
says he will a.so keep his eye on
new structures and that in their cree
ton there would be no excuse for not
taking the fire preventive measures.
At an early date. probably at the
beginning Of mex; week, he is going
to begin his campaign of enforcing
the ordinance This ordinance was
handed him 4 few days ago. 1t is now
in eifcc. End Chic Harrison says he
is soon to see hat it is abided by.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-23
FIRE CHIEF HARRISON OPENS
CAMPAIGN ON CHIMNEYS

Fire Chief Harrison directs the At
tention Of the people OF Bruins WICK
10 the following section Of a civ Or
dinance passed recently By the mayor
and aldermen: BE it ordained tina, it
shall be Illegal and unlawful for ary
person, firm or corporation TO erect
on any building within the cor
poratc limits of this city. any tile,
terra-c Gotta, hollow cement block,
brick on edge or metal chimney All
chimneys constructed in the CITY lin
its shall be lined with Ierra-cotta nue
lining or other standard flue lining. .
There are number IF cases in
the city whore the above ordinance
is now being violated" said Fire
CHIEF Harrison yesterday.
lie announces that warning has
been given and that all the effort he
can summon will be employed at an
early date TO have these defects rem
cdied. Violators It this regulation
who do not begin at once to make
the necessary repairs to prevent fires
viii soon be hauled into the police
court and fined as provided for in the
city code.
II is a known fact that most fires
are caused from such defects as are
prohibited by this ordinance. The loss
Of property from such fires is great the
most Of which could easily be prevent
ed by taking the necessary precau-
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HOwFS This ?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case Of Catarrfa that cannot be cured by Hall
Catarrh Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo o.
. We. the undersigned. have known r. T.
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perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
NAT. BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
t1irectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
Che system. Testimonials sent free. Pri". rs
SCENTS per bottle Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constiDserx.
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Mr. nt-And-cut.If
Here's Mr. ets.lf'
The New Plar Corn Cure That's as
Sure as he Rising Sun.

"G1ad TO Eaeat you" says the razor
to the corn. I'm bleed for you" says
the corn to the razor. Razors and
corns love each other. CornS love to
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$500 Fer THE WEEKEND, SAT-
URDAY SUPPER TO MONDAY
BREAKFAST INCLUSIVE. ST. ST.
MONS HOTEL.
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20 you believe in cleanliness? We
do. Our 6 rvice is easily the best
in the city and-it don't cost any
more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

The use OF SAGE and Sulphur for re-
storing faded. gray hair TO its natural
color dates back to Srandmother.s
time. She used II TO keep her hair
beautifully dark. glossy and abundant.
Whenever her hair fell out or took on
that duh faded or streaked appear
"nc". this simple mixture Was applied
with wonderful effect.
But brewing a, home is mussy and
out Of date. Nowadays, by asking at
amy drug store for 50-ccnt bottle Of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
round" you Will get this famous old
recipe which can be depended upon TO
restore natural color and beauty to tho
hair and IS splendid for dandrur, dry.
teNerish. itchy scalp and falling hair
\ wcllknown downtown druggist
says II darkcna the hair SO naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell II has
wen applied You simply dampen
sponge OF soft brush with Il and draw
this through your hair, taking ona
strand at q time. BY morning tho gray
hair disappears, aud after another ap-
plication or two II becomes beautifully
dark, glossy. soft and abundant
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BRISTOL
Especial to Tho Times ui.ralch.l

Especial tn Tho Times dispatch
BRISTOL. VA, January S-A,non,.
tho Bristol peop.c who Io,. ~. ,ooL
!" spend tho Remainder az ms ,,;,,,
W southern tl"fid2 wcrc ~" AMI Mrs.
". King aud daughter. Mise Edith
KING: Nj. aid Mrs John n caldwell
and daughters. Hiss Ahmed, ,.,lI,,,'i,
Judge Hal H. ilINncs and N,s ,i,.,...,
ana their son aud ,laushtn- rhov
VIZ" accompanied b% r. 4. l,,,r,l,
If Mountain Clt:. Tenn. NJ ana Mrs
Ans"h King loft earlier for Sanib,,.
Fla
Mrs. 4 H. G"hnlc received On rnurs
daN evening, cnmplimcnta,y 10 Nrs
John Minnich, one OF the brides ar IN.
season Ms Ninnicl was Formerly
Miss Nellie MorIton. Of Fan Br,n.r
Tenn. being !. daughter OF Nr orJ
Mrs. J. W. Moulton.
Mr. AID Mrs. Ban l.. Dulancy and
children arc spending TIL, winter IN
,mc'r cottage % the East coast or
Florida
Miss Veroaua Getty. who spent Tho
christmas holidays as the gues. OF her
!; ther. w. l.. Petty. and nor sister
Mrs. J. Sheldon. has returned to Buena
vista. Va, where She is engaged in
teaching.
Misses Marion Pcavler and Mary
Morley have entered the Cincinnati
Conservatory OF Music. where they will
spend the remainder OF the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. (. tore ard children
have returned from visi, to rcln.
tives ana friends IN Knoxville and at
points IN kcntucny.
Miss Elizabeth King. OF Poplar lin
Va. has returne | to Bristol 10 resume
her studies in tho high school. after
having spent tn. holidays with ncr
parents.
Mrs. III. +. Henderson entertained
with luncheon d. her home OIL Tues
day, complimentary 10 Nra. W. T.
Smith. or .Raeersvilie. T"nu Mrs
smith has been here for \ week az the
guest OF her daughters. Mrs \. ID Key
nolds. Jr.. ana Mrs. Fulton Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Callahan. after q
visit to Bristol relatives have returned
to their home ut Portsmouth. q.
Mrs. f.. \. Jones and daughter. Mrs.
Ellis Wilkinson. have returned 70
sinssport. after having spei:t the loii.
days with Mrs 4. \. Wilkinson and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. roncrt G.. Parrish sneut
the holidays with relatives aud friend.
., christiansburS end Roanoke
rev. Tric Thomas, n proniia.i,t pras-
byterian minister OF Kansas c,ry, after
visit 10 his mother ut EluG City aud
=" his sister. AIRS Booher in Bristol.
has returned To lis home.
Miss Margaret BARKER hss returned
from Nashville. where 80 Na. the
guest during the ,.oldays or Mss Eliza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
!. e.. spout the holidays with Mrs.
Allie"od's parents. MIR. aud Mrs w. j.
DANViLLE
!Spccial,o RI. Times Dispatch !,

Especial I" Th" Times Dispatch
bANNH.Lt., IA. January s. Tho
Close Of ito hoida! season brought an
ohd !" tho Scric" "f social events hold
nero ~ connc' Iicr with tho ccI~hra-
ti"n IF christmas and Now Year.
IG" q; TIC uost notable functions
.u'ona ia" dances. banquet. and home
rattle" was TIL reception given on sat
urdaN. markin:: tho do5ui 81 Miss Mary
bNcrh"r. III" eldest daughter of MIR and
Mrs ltanicl \. orcrbcy. Tho reception
was civcn b. Mrs. William u. Ovcrbcy.
"ist"r Of 'hc d.hutanic. aud Mr.. O:cr-
hey. y; th"ir beautiful homo. Over 500
Invitations Wee issued 10 the event,
SD during the late afternoon the mar
ried friends OF Miss Overbcy were re-
cciNcd The house at night being thrown
open 10 the younger society SGT. The
entire house WAS clnboratcly decorated
With white roses. smilaN and ferns. The
receiving line ia the drawing room was
composed Of Mrs. - +. GriSSs. Mrs.
S"lie Johnson Fem. Mrs. Raymond
Han. Mrs, : X. il"la. NJ. and Mrs. Will
liam H. orerbev. Mr.. Scott, or Missis-
s!ppi; Miss overbe.. Mr. and Mrs. ID.
y Ov-rbc!. Miss Helen Wilson. OF
louisville. ~, Miss Warriner OF
ichmond. \ -'uest Of Miss OvcrbeN,
ana Mr.. and AIRS. J. L. overbey. In
rne MUSHROOM adjoining were Mrs.
Gus Booth. OF Richmond; Mrs. j. Leon
ard jennings. Hrs. II. :. I.anier, Mrs.
ogden. OF Ber:yv!llc: Mrs. Il Is. Temple
aud Mrs. Georsc Davis. OF Durham. y.
q The dini,lc room was presided over
10y Mrs. L. Brace James. assisted BY
Misses l:l;2ahc IN Taylor Catherine and
iiarrcii James.
TN leaving he dinn. room the
guests Mere usncred into the central
han b. Mrs, Turner lIanlin. Mrs. w.
w. Rivers and Mrs. o. =. Estes. and
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WEST POINT

lSpccial 20 Tho Times Dispatch
NEST POINT. VA. January s. Tho
WomanS club held !, Nri, ruto,nbI.
meeting 81 Tuesday. tho n"w president,
Mrs W, :. Eastwood. IN tho chair
Mrs Joarph I. liand was The hostess
y; the ev"nine. and Mrs Sammcl bland
aud Mrs. u. 4. Garden formed ,hs
coninii,c" on "utrrtai,nncnt Tho IL, on
idcnt naSiStc'i til" ho!urvg Mrs L. |.
BLAND. III receiving and serving rc
frcshmrnis Tho gnc.ts Of the cNci-
nS were Mrs. i. ". Eidd "f I:alti-
more an1 Mrs. }. E'anti, Hray. 81
Wakcma. Mrs: N Il. Nichols. Airs. H.
l., to"kc aud Mrs. ,;c"rao i,c!I,i were
appointed ~ Tho. "pcirl committee for
IA" next meeting. January -. with
Miss Muude i:land. =; which time
"Wonun" viii bc III. subject for dis
cussion. led by Airs. X. J. Palmer. Mrs
!. w Marshall will present current
events.
On Monday night the Christmas en-
tcr'ainment given for the baptist
sunday school was hciu \ pleasing
"an'ata wa given by Tho children.
ANA then santa Claus really came
down the chimney right out OF the fire.
place
Mrs. Thomas T. Bagby entertained
The Fidelis Class and the Girls .,uxil.
nary. u missionary society. in her home
- h'''.fN evening mere WAS al
election ii officers FOR the ensuing
year
Mrs. John L. Copeland. who is re-
neinbered in this section as Miss Eva
i'rookes. Of Brook Shire. has been re-
cent visitor 10 her manN, relatives ami
friends IN this section. Sh. and H..
sisters. Mrs. II. f.. Toppin. and Ms.
+. boswell clopton. visited another
sister. Mrs. William Lee in her new
bungalow. in New Kent. this week
Mrs. X. w. t.ubaulI will leave early
IN this month Ia visit T. Floyd r.u-
bank, ia Marietta .. She will boa
fer Il month or tive.
Mrs Nichols and Miss Riley. ~ Mas
sachusctts are guests Of Mrs NJ 4.
Nichols Mrs. Nichols is tho mother
81 ~ 4. Nichols manager Of tue Ches-
areake rulr and l'apcr Mil
The lsuua! suffrage League met with
Mrs. Il. l.. hughes on Monday The
Legislative committee. Mrs. Thomas l..
Ra2by. chairman. met on Thursday.
Walter Sparklin. crosby Thompson. Dr.
t. II Eacby r. T. Hughes ANA i. r..
Rositc. NesdamcS w. l.. Wheeler. Ilicy
:yrd Dudley. T.. r.. Hughes. Mrs. eros
b. Thompson aud Miss Katharine How
crton composed the committed
Sergeant aud Mrs. II H. Mc,'auna
spent the christmas holidays with VIII
lie Mccanna. their oldest son.
Mrs Goodc ana daughter. Sophie. Of
Washington. ar" visiting Mrs IL. 7.
Lewis
Nj. and Mrs \llicood Of Uicl,o-v
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ALTAvlSTA

Especial Ia The Times pisratvll
ALTANlSrA. VA. January S-Mra.
w. :. Proctor. OF Eyookncal. was on
tcrtaincd part Of the holidays hy Mr..
and Mrs. II L. Shawcu
j. r. sale and two sons Bowman and
Whidbee. visited the formers father
and mother in Roanoke ON last Fri-
day.
Mrs 5. r. l.ccky is entertaining her
sister, Miss l.ocher. OF Ign, hburg.
Professor J. I. Matthews. who has
been visiting his family hcr. uurins
the holidays, returned HON. on sunday
TO his duties as principal at the high
school at Gladys.
Irving Matthews. q student ia the
University Of Virginia. visited his
parents curing the holidays
Miss Edna Matthews left Mon
day fot Richmond to resume h-r studies
in Wcsthampton COLLEGE.
Nh. and Mrs. -. I. Withe.. J.. ~
Charlottesville. visited Mrs wiz, -
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. =; l.Ht.. 81.
OIL Friday.
Miss Florence Cummings, ~ Wash
inGton visited Miss Huct, bowman
durin" the week. she was OF he way
TO Tusculcm collie - Al Tusculcm.
Tenn
MS. W. = Ellwood arrived ho,uc on
wedncsda. nigh, from an .Nteud"d
rsi, in Southern Indiana
Mrs. rhoeDa EfnSh. VIA" has hcen
visiting her daughter MlS. j. r. Nc
claushcrty. returned 10 East Radfo.'d
on sunday.
Mrs. w. j. B%rum. or powolls FONT.
y. g.. arrived here OH "Wednesday to
visit her sister Mrs. j. l., Seo=cIn.
Mrs. {. w. Lane was hostess at the
Commonwealth Hotel on New Years
eve. The guests were. Nj. and AIRS
w. 6. Lane. .Tr.. Misses Edna Matthews.
May liundlcy, Eva Mycntchcn. Maggie
Lane. Mia He'll. Henry Glass Ashhy
BruGh. Everett blackwell. Jack Lane
Charley McCutchcu. .\ib"rt McCutchcn
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Nr>. l.rwiS v. lIarrourt. whose mall
den mime WAS War. Ethel turn.. Is ~
"""sin Of !. i. Morgan her mother briuw
sister Of the intc i. y. Morgan. She ,us
married Z" Mr. tinrr"irt la $500 aud has
four children. Mrs. Iinrcnurt has long
been QUO at The hest known nnd most
PROMINENT women Ia official English
>"ci"f!. and Il n Ncr, close friend OF
Queen Mother Alexandra.
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wh" are here taking the cu.c. drive
frequently I" E.lmhurSt
Mrs \ Z. Worrall and Nils: Mabel
T.. .Nllcn Of New York. who ~. among
tho recent arrivals, take long walks
Arnnnd III. ::roumhs ami oycL. rrnsncct
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ton.
Miss Irene Alison and Mss Heien
1Iudiic have "nicrcd schoo; at :he
l;adford state Normal
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-09-27
STATE CAMPAIGN
OPENS At SUNbuRc
j. s. Senator knuto Nelson
Speaks There Saturday
Afternoon,

sunburg, the inland town located In
the Township Of Norway Lake not
tar from the Swift and Pope County
borders. will be the scene of the op
enin1 speech Of the campaign for tho
Republican party In Minnesota next
Saturday afternoon, Sept. 30, begin
ming at one O'Clock. United States
Senator Knute Nelson will be tho
principal speaker. Large delegations
are expected to attend from Willmar
and other points and from surround
ing counties. This Is quite q distinc-
ton for our county and indicates the
importance that the political commit
tees attach to reaching the indepen-
dent voting people Of our section.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-09-27
LOCAL TRACK RECORD >'
BROKEN At FAIR
Kand|yohi County Horse PAGES
Mile In 2::18 Last Saturday
Setting New Record.

Real races that held the interest Of
the crowd thruout marked the racing
program at the county fair last week.
Local track records were smashed on
two days. and more interest was
evinced in the races than ever before.
The special class ON Thursday af
ternoon saw the first track record go
glimmering when Lady Blanch own
I'D and driven by \. B Tousley Of An
Okla, paced the mile in 2:29 1-2, in the
second heat of the race. The race
was for the best three heats in five,
for purse Of $3.50 The summary
follows:
First heat Lady Blanch, first; Paul
inc, driven by P. NJ. Burns, second;
Teddy Togo, owned by Terry and o.
son Of Howard Lake, third. Time.
-:34 IA.
Second heat: Lady Blanch, first
Pauline, second; Teddy Togo, third.
Time, 2:29 IL.
Third heat: Lady Blanch, first;
Teddy Togo, second; Pauline, third.
Time, 2:30 1-2.
In the three minute class, Thursday
afternoon, there were three entries,
Knight Express. owned by A. w. and
R. C. Johnson OF Atwater, driven by
p. B. Olson; Woodford, Jr., Of this
city, owned and driven by J. P. Madi-
son and Dan Woodford, owned by
Johnson Brothers and driven by Ed.
Johnson Of Atwater. The race was
for the best two heats in three, for a
purse Of $3.50. The summary follows:
First heat: Knight Express, first;
Dan Woodford, second; Woodford,
Jr, third. Time 2:41 Ia.
Second heat: Dan Woodford, first;
knight Express, second; Woodford,
Jr, third. Time 2:41 IL.
Third heat: Dan Woodford, first;
Knight Express, second; Woodford,
Jr., third. Time 2:43 IL.
On Friday, in the 2:30 class, best
Shree heats in five, for purse of
$3.50, Fay Finch, owned and driven
by E. Ward of BroOten, and Pauline,
owned by A. w. and r. G. Johnson
, of Atwater and driven by p. NJ. Burns
had some close heats, the former
swinning three straight, and the latter
Sbeing a close second. Wild Bill own.
led and driven by P. B. Olson OF Grove
Eity finished third in each heat.
4 The time for the heats was 2:32
~; 1882 IL and 2:3O respectively.
I. The pole race the same afternoon
was won by F.. Danielson, he winning
two straight heats. The time was
4:32 and 4:24 respectively
Saturday the racers were greeted by
the largest crowd of the week, anc
the best weather Of the fair. and they
treated the crowd to some rare
events.
The free for all, best two in three
heats for a purse Of 5000 resulted II
great race between John Gund, own
ed by Susane Seager Of Pennock, ant
Lady Blanch. The former horse wol
the honors in three straight heats
but not without great struggle. Th
time for the first heat was 1923 IA
for the second 2:21 and the third saw
+ the>great PAGER set the mark Of 2:1s
Lady Barbara, owned and driven b.
A. o. Sundby OF Morris, finished third
= special race between Fay Fincl
</N Pauline, who fought it out s.
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y >bly the previous afternoon, was ar
s. I'd for, and this was probably the
plec1e<>+ event Of the entire program.
Fay % L won the first heat In 1880.
but Pauline came back strong and
captured the final two heats, the time
being 2:32 and 1880 respectively. In
each heat, not more than three or
four feet separated the horses heads.
The colt race Saturday, best two
in three heats for 500 purse was
interesting also. Grace A driven by
Ed. Johnson won first place In two
straight heats, and Babe, driven by J.
S. Anderson and Maud, driven by Ed.
Sanderson, finished second and third
respectively.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-09-27
LOCAL AND Pc 8 oNA l.

DIR. and Mrs. Elvin Englund OF
Centre City visited with the formers
mother, Mrs. William Englund and
family Of this city the latter part of
the week.
Miss Ruth Fjellman OF Minong,
Wis.,, arrived last Saturday evening
for visit at her parental home. She
expects to leave for Montana In the
near future.
Ray Stansberry left the middle of
last week for Philadelphia to continue
his studies at the Wharton school, In
connection with the university OF
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Sven Walby arrived last
Friday afternoon from Kerkhoven
and visited here until Saturday, at
which time she left for her homo at
New London.
Miss Nora Egan, a member of the
teaching staff of the local public
schools, was called to her home in
Minneapolis Sunday by the death of
her mother.
Clifford Millard suffered a pain.
full accident at, the county fair grounds
last Thursday. He was run into by
an automobile and his left collar bone
was fractured.
p. B. Hong, cashier of the Kan
diyohi County Bank, left last Thurs.
day evening for Wolford, N. D., to
look after his large business interests
in that vicinity.
Mrs. Samuel Porter of Republic
WASH, who had been visiting with
relatives in St. Paul, arrived last
week for a few days visit with
friends in this city.
Mark H. Carey of the Majestic
theatre was in Minneapolis Monday
and Tuesday arranging the bookings
for pictures to be shown at his the
atre the coming month.
John Feig, Jr., left last Monday
evening for Devils Lake, N. D., where
he will remain Indefinitely. He has 8
position in the Office of the Great
Northern Express Company.
Word was received the first of the
week of the marriage of Miss Wilma
Cooper, sister of Mrs. R. w. Hadley
to Mr.. Barrick. The event occurred
last Saturday at Indianapolis.
Sig Nelson, who is employed al
Minneapolis, came up last Saturday
evening and spent Sunday visiting
with his brothers, proprietors Of the
| Steam Laundry, in this city.
Miss Celia Frost who is librarian
at Hibbing, spent several days las
week visiting with relatives an(
friends in this city. She left on Sat
urday for visit in Minneapolis.
Miss Lucy Peterson, who teach
es near Raymond, visited at her hom'
at Willmar over Sunday. She was &C
companied by Miss Edla Ryberg, VIII,
teaches in an adjoining district.
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. Roberts departe,
the latter part Of the week for few
days. visit with their daughters, Mrs
Edward Lindemann in Minneapolis
and Miss Alice Roberts in st. Paul.
Miss Nellie S. Robbins left OF
Tuesday for Minneapolis to resum
her studies at the state university, al
ter spending the. summer with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Robbins
Rev. and Mrs. Arvid J. Ostlin
and daughter left this afternoon TO
their new home at Winnipeg, Canade
The best wishes Of their host q
friends follow them to the new pal
torate.
Last Wednesday at the Presby
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ter1an manse, occurred the wedding
of Levi Walsh of Hawick and Miss
Pearl Weaver Of the town Of Green
Lake. Rev. Bryn Jones performed the
ceremony.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. Brooks Of At
water came up last Thursday and
spent the day taking in the sights at
the county fair and visiting with their
son.in.law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Trongaard.
Eugene Lunstead, who Is employ
ed at DriscoN, N. D., arrived from that
place last week for a several days.
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Lunstead. He returned to Dris.
coll Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Gabrielson
and two sons, Harold and Clifford Of
Dania, Florida will leave Saturday for
their home after spending the sum-
mer with relatives near Lake Wa
gonga and in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Tallman and
daughters, Helen and Esther autoed
to Minneapolis this morning. From
there the girls leave for their respec-
| tive schools, the former for Welles-
ley and the latter for Vassar.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Somerville and
son, Earl Merwin, Elsie Hultgren and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Somerville autoed
to Herman, Mimi, Sunday morning
| and spent the day visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. E. M. Chesebrough.
Roy Carlson, who has been en-
ployed during the summer at Carlson
Bros. drug store, left last Saturday
morning for Minneapolis to enter up
on his last year in the college Of phar-
macy at the state university.
-Erick Borgstrom, who has rented
the John Bergquist farm in Kandi-
yohi the last three seasons, left yes
terday on a prospecting trip to the
coast, to stop at various points com.
ing and going, to look at land.
Miss Florence Kuntz, who teach.
es school, south of Raymond, came in
last Friday afternoon and spent the
week end visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Kuntz. She re.
turned to her school Sunday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. H. o. Lee and two
children who have been here for q
couple of weeks visiting with Mrs
Lees parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
0OC1oSA, 404L 4O1 t11S1I AOu0 dL 010e
seton, S. D., last Thursday afternoon
Roy Otos, who has run as ex
press messenger between Yankton
and Watertown, S. D., arrived last
week for a weeks visit with relatives
in this city. He left the first of this
week for few days stay in St. Paul
Grant County Review-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Wright and DR.. and Mrs. j
T. Leland went to Willmar Wednes
day night of last week, where Mrs
Wright underwent an operation. Al
this writing she is reported as doing
we'll. -.,..-.....
Misses Esther and Elphie Ander
son, who have been spending the
summer with their parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Swan Anderson on Fourth St.
left Monday morning for Minneapolis
to resume their studies at the state
university.
Herbert A. Hoglund, who hal
been spending the summer month!
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Hoglund, Becker Ave. E., left the lat
ter part of the week to enter upon hi!
senior year in the dental department
Of the university of Minnesota.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-09-27

There will be a meeting Of the
Junior Commercial League at Carl
son Hall on Tuesday evening of next
week. It is hoped there will be q
large attendance as there will be bus
mess Of importance. which will be
followed by q splendid social time.
Refreshments will be served.