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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-05-03

B. J. Carolan Plaintiff, VS.. Abraham b. Nc
Car V, MaliDda Smth, >. Waller. Simon
Waller, Richard Waller and Mary Waller his
wife, Mactin A. Dreibelbis. Stephen Smith and
-SmlIh, his unknown wife, Fierce Ounty,
Wis, Clarinda Nj. jackson. Ammi Bennett and
- Bennett his unknown VIE, Phoebe
Ballard, Edwin j. Shaw and SHAW, his un-
known wife John Shaw and--Shaw his
unknown wife, Hannah Gardner, Lucy Starks,
Angelina Evitts. Milton Aldrch aid Al
drich. his unknown wife. Newton Aldrich and
--Aldrich his unknown wife, Levi Aldrch
and - Aldrich bis unknown wife. Henry G.
Bond and Bond, his unknown wife,
James A. Bond and - Bond, his
unknown wife. Charles N BOUd and
Bond, his unknown wife, Sarepta l.. Mead.
Nathan Aldrich and-Aldrich his unknown
known wife, and all the unknown heirs. lega-
tees and deviSees of any and all OF said de-
PENDANTS, and generally all persons whom it
may concern Defendants.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-05-03

Don't read this unless you have
BIO acres of land with house, with
in two miles of normal school at Riv-
er Falls, to trade in part for 80-acre
farm worth $4,000, located in Doug
las county. Wis. Address Max Wei
chelt, Scion Springs, Wis.-adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-05-03
First Pub. April IL, 1919
STATE OF WISCONSIN, In CIRCUIT COURT
for PIERCE COUNTY

Clifton S. Winchell. Plaintiff. vs. Geo. Pow
ell and - Powell. his unknown wife, George
Powell and--Rowel, unknown wife of
George Powell, VIM. A. ToZer and-ToZer,
the unknown wife Of VIM. A ToZtr. VIM. j.
Carter, and-Carter, the unknown wife Of
VIM. j. Carter. Franklin Nye and-Nye,
the unknown wife of Franklin Nye. deceased,
George w. Roberts ana GeOrgiana /. Roberts,
his wife, Jefferson Reynolds and Mary e. Rey--
holds, his wife, Stanley X. Morse, Julia A
Morse, Daniel Apt and Jennie Apt, husband
and wife, E. w. Reed, Mary Jane Downs, Lu~
cius Wetherby, James b. GRAY and all the I'M
known heirs. legatees and devisees OF any and
all of said defendants, and generally all per-
sons whom it may concern, Defendants.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Mr.. and Mrs. p. X. Lewis Hosts
At Oeliqhtfully Novel Dance

Mr. and Mrs. p X Lewis gave 9
Japanese dance last evening at then
home on Culver street that ranks
among the most enjoyable and dis
tinctiye affairs Of the season The
entire setting for the event carried
ont the Oriental idea and formed a
charming and harmonious background
for the costumes worn by the guests
Georgeously embroidered kimonas, and
effective Maderin coats added "a de-
cidedly Oriental note to the scene. Re
freshments were served in japanese
tea room. Those there were Governor
and Mrs. Thomas +. Campbell Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Van Leuwen, Mr.. ano
Mrs. IT, w. Asbury. Mr. and Mrs
Charles O'Malley. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
win Earl Nash and Mrs. Hal Prince
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Griffen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold G. Bennett Mr. and Mrs
:. J. Nicholson. Mr.. and Mrs. s. j
Buckingham and Foster Stewart OF
Wichita.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04

Plans for the Woman's club play,
stop Thief" are coming on apace,
and society eager for the success of
the event is busying itself at rohears-
ais. The clever COMEDY which was a
great success on the professional stage
will be staged under the direction OF
J. Stewart irwin, who appeared in an
eastern production of the play and has
had extensive experience with the
Redpath Lvceum bureau. Mr. Irwin
and the play committee, Mrs. c. +.
AinswOrth, Mrs Louis II. Chalmers
and Mrs. Edith Knowles are enthusi-
astic over the work Of the amateurs
who have entered into the spirit of
the delightful comedy. Although the
reheaTSals only began a few days ago,
the players are already reading their
lines like professionals While not a
few in the cast nave appeared in
Country club plays in the past. there
are several names new to the public
new only as amateurs. however. for
the actors are well known socially.
Miss Georgia Mintz, charming and
attractive graduate of the Cummock
school. can hardly be called an anna
teur so finished is her acting. Her
recital few weeks ago was one of
the most interesting affairs of the
year and the versatility and clever
ness of the Phoenix girl was the sole
topic of conversation for many days.
Miss Mintz will play the maid and
playing opposite her viii pe Lester
Byron in the role Of the thief. Mr.
Byron has been in every amateur pro-
duction of note for many seasons and
is general favorite with the audi
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Palm Lane Dance on Thursday
Given in Honor OF Miss Cook

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Cook of Palm
Lane gave a dance Thursday evening
in honor Of their niece, Miss Villa
Cook of San Francisco who is theil
guest for an indefinite period. The
affair was one Of the most attractive
events OF the week. Asked to meet
the guest of honor were Mr.. and Mrs
]. F. Alkire, Mr.. and Mrs Paul Renau
lngles, Mr. and Mrs Sims Ely. Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hurley, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lyman Bennett. Nh and Mrs.
Herbert BUrr Atha. Jr., and Mrs VIII
liam Harrison Lewis of San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs Donald Mcqueen. Nh
ard Mrs. Paul Bennett Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Luhrs. DR.. and Mrs. John
Lentz Air. and Mrs. 6 s. Cunningham
MI and Mrs. William Kennedy Hum
bert. Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Elsie MI.
ana Mrs. Arthur Halton, Miss Selma
Goidberg. Miss Marion Doris Miss
helen Path. Miss Adeline Plath, Miss
Harriet Hurley, Miss Frances Elliot
Miss Myrtle Blythe. Miss Mildred
Stacy Albert Rosenberg. Arthur Hahn
Arnold Seer, Leon TollesOn. Edward
Marshall. ROY Murray. joe Doran and
Eugene Sutherland.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Tennis Tournament Expected
10 Attract Notice at Club

The tennis tournament VIII attract
an unusually large attendance at the
Country club on Wednesday. The
singles will be played beginning at
nine-thirty O'Clock so it is to be a
decidedly all-day affair for those in
terested in the popular sport A
number of luncheons are being plan
ned and it is understood that in ad-
dition to the early arrivals others will
drop in during the afternoon. Last
week more than fifty covers were
laid at the tennis-luncheOn.
One of the recent events on the
social calendar was the bridge given
~ Mrs. Harry Thompson of North
Central avenue in honor of Mrs. Ro-
bert Emery. a scarlet and green
decorative scheme was carried out in
4 wealth of pepper boughs and cara
nations. Those who had the pleasure
Of meeting Mrs. Emery were Mrs f.
Payne Palmer. Mrs. Frank Baum, Mrs
Vernon Wright, Mrs. Louis +. Zim-
norman, Mrs. Edward Rudolph, Mrs.
Harry Shores Mrs. Clifford Love,
Mrs. Charles x. Pishon. Mrs. Joseph
Sumner. Mrs. 4. II. Mcclellan. Mrs.
John Mcdonald. Mrs r. T. Becher,
Mrs. +. c. Panton. Jr.. Miss Myrtle
Lang and Miss Edna Stone.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
West Washington Street Home
Scene of Oeliahtful Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. McAleer gave Il
charminglv appointed dinner Wednes-
daE evening at their home on West
Washington street. A violet color
scheme was expressed in an effective
arrangement of the favorite flower.
Bridge was a feature of the evening.
Those there were Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Parsons, Dr.. and Mrs. Harry Carson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w +. Battin. Mrs.
Lowell Parker, Mrs. Louise Keane,
Miss Mary Leavell, Miss Mildred
Norris. Marcus May, Wright Lawson,
and James Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04

was assisted in presenting a program
by Eugene Redewill who interpreted
his own violin compositions, Mrs.
Arthur Gibbons Hulett, Mrs. r. M.
Tafel and Miss Alice Norton, who
contributed song numbers. Mrs. Au-
gustus Redewil and Mrs. Eugene
Redewill presided at the tea tables.
Mrs. Roland H. Parsons and Her
Sister Entertain at Tea Party
Mrs. Roland H. Parsons and her
sister Miss Mary Leavell gave a
charmingly arranged tea Thursday
afternoon at the home Of the latter
on West Latham street in honor of
Mrs. John Gordon Battele, a noted
suffrage leader of Columbus. Ohio.
Spring flowers decorated the recep-
ton rooms with charming effect. Mrs.
James II. McClintock assisted in re-
ceiving. Those asked to meet the in
teresting guest OF honor were Mrs.
Lewis r. Carpenter, Mrs. Joseph H.
hibbey, Mrs. Ernest Lewis Mrs. H. ].
Jessop, Mrs. Charles Stauffer, Mrs.
Mrs. Lowell Parker, Mrs. l.. E.
Hewins Mrs. Sims Ely. Jr Mrs. Will
lard Smith, Mrs. William Perry Sears,
Mrs j. c. Norton, Mrs. John bennett,
Jr., Mrs Frank T. Alkire, Mrs. Otis E.
Young Mrs. w. r. Battin, Mrs. A. S.
Hawley, Mrs. e. f. Whittlesey, Mrs. J.
j. McAleer, Mrs. Roy Parons. Mrs.
Joseph Sherburne Jenckes, Mrs. r.
Allyn Lewis, Mrs. J. c. Green, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Keane. MRS. " 0. Wallingford,
Mrs. f. r. Blandy Mrs. Thomas
Kavanaugh, Mrs. r. E. Irvine, Mrs.
Lyman Bennett, Mrs. J. f. Alkire.
Mrs e. E. Kirkland, Mrs. c. B. Laird,
Mrs. d. p. PAYNE, Mrs. Harold Baxter,
Mrs. T. w McGill of St. Paul, Mrs.
q. H. Mcconnell, Mrs. Clay Leonard,
Mrs Frank Cox, Mrs. E. A. Marshall.
Mrs. Bertrand Cocks, Mrs Webb Crit
fen, Mrs Earl Curtis, Mrs. H. G. King
of Auburn, Mrs. Henry Rieger, Mrs.
Louis Dysart, Mrs. David Palmer, Mrs.
Emma Jack, Mrs. Arthur Gibbons
Hulett Mrs. Earl Hawley, Mrs. S. w
Higley, Mrs. f. A. Hough. Mrs. E. l..
Jones. Mrs G. H. Tufts. Miss Ruth
Iessop, Miss Sophie Robbins, Miss
Sallee King, Miss Helen Armstrong,
Miss Marion Armstrong Miss Adele
Hauxhurst, Miss Ada Bowel. Miss
Helen Tufts, Miss Grace Tufts. Miss
Mildred Norriss. Miss Margaret New
conber, Miss Cortelia Bowman Miss
Elizabeth Crumbie. Miss Mabel Crum-
bic, Miss Archer Miss Anna Archer
Miss c. NJ. Gilchrist, Miss Flora
Jacobs, Miss Mabel Hutchinson. Miss
Green. Miss Marie Lewis and Miss
Eleanor Lewis.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Mrs. w. A. Summer Entertains
Prior to Departure of Mother

In honor Of her mother. Mrs. Francis
Marion Parker, who left Wednesday
for her home in Los Angeles after
a delightful fortnight in town, Mrs.
William Alvin Sumner gave a bridge
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
East Roosevelt street. Mrs. Franz,
Baum and Mrs. Frank Eddy were
the prize winners. The guest lis
included Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Ernest
Lewis, Mrs. Fred Suffer of Bisbee,
Mrs. II. NJ. Fennemore, Mrs. II. d.
McNey, Mrs. w. H. Bell of Los Ange-
les, Mrs. \. G. Dulmase, Mrs. A. B.
Clark. Mrs. Frank Eddy. Mrs. c. F.
Love and Mrs. Frank Baum.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Charming Luncheon is Given by
Mrs. v, {. Hanny Last Friday

Mrs. '. E. Hanny presided over a
oharmingly arranged luncheon Friday
at her North Thru street residence.
The 5hree tables around which guests
were gathered held a like decoration OF
daffodils with dainty place cards and
favors to carry out the chosen color
scheme of yellow. Covers were laid
for Mrs J. G. Van Leuwen. Mrs. George
Goodrich, Mrs. William Burton Nc
Candless, Mrs. Frank Baum. Mrs
Ralph Cameron, Mrs Daniel Francis
Mrs. L, w. Baum, Mrs. II. NJ. Femme
more, Mrs. H. D. McVay, Mrs. Fred
Suffer of Bisbee, Mrs Chester Reed
Mrs. II. w. Asbury. Mrs. Harry Kay
Mrs. Fen Hildreth and Mrs J. Nj
Phillipouski
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Country Club Card Party on
Thursday Evening DELIGHTFUL

The Country club gave a card even
inG Thursday. the bridge prizes beine
captured by Mrs. l.. J. Bennitt, Mrs.
Homer King, Mrs. Fen Hildreth and
Daniel Francis. Among those there
were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Francis,
Mr.. and Mrs Laurence Holden, Mr.
and Mrs. Foster Rockwell, Mr.. and
Mrs f. J. Bennitt. Mr.. and Mrs Fen
Hildreth, Mr.. ard Mrs. r P Davie
DR.. and Mrs. Z. W. Baum, DIR. and
Mrs. William Sweek, Mrs. Homer King
and Mrs. Barry Goldwater
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Bridge Luncheon Proves to Be
CeiinhtfuI Affair of SATURDAY.

Mrs Edith Knowles gave bridge
luncheon al her home on North First
avenue yesterday. Spring flowers
were used in decoration. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Anton Begere, Mrs. Gar
re,t Shullar. Mrs. Foster II. Rock
well. Miss Harriet Hurley. Miss Selma
Goldberg, Miss Elanor Sloan Miss
Marion Doris. Miss Rose Bell Gold
man and Miss Ellen McCandless.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Departure Occasion for Affair
In Honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Eirzbcro

Mr. and Mrs Harry Hirzbers who
left recently for the coast enroute FOR
their home in Bellaire We're the in
centive for a bridge affair before their
departure at which Ir. and Mrs. b. Z.
Marks were the hosts. The prizes were
won by Mrs Thomas f Campbell Mrs
Leonard Woolf, D. w Nichols and l.
J. Lipson. Asked to meet the honored
guests were Governor and Mrs Thorn
as Z. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. A. ).
Johns OF Prescott, Mr.. and Mrs. 4
3. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wolf.
Mr.. and Mrs John Aitkin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil CAM, Mr.. and Mrs. l. F.
Wolpe, MIR. and Mrs I. X. Kline, MIR
and Mrs. d. ". Nickels. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Buntman. Miss Gwendolyn Al
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Cr. and Mrs. Lcntz Entertain
At Central Avenue Residence

Dr.. and Mrs William 6. LENT
were dinner hosts Thursday evening
at their North Central avenue resi-.
dence. their guests including Governor
and Mrs. Thomas z. Campbell Mr.
and Mrs. Simon OberfelGer, Mrs. A. T
Allen. Mrs. Sol Lewis of San Fran
cisco and Miss Gwend0lyn Allen.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04

evening will be the picnic to Fort Nc
Dowell In the party will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Macarthur, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Dunbar, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Macarthur Mr.. and Mrs. Stanwood
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Woods
and Henry II. sylvester.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Mrs. Hugh Campbell Hostess
Al lunchnnn for Enllrteen

Mrs. Hugh Campbell gave a lunch
con of fourteen covers Friday in com
pliment to Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs.
/ Warren Davis Of Sar Francisco, Mrs.
5. w. Sisson Of Flagstaff and Mrs.
Mary Callahan of indianapolis. Red
CARNATIONS featured the attractive
decorative scheme.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Informal Bridge Party is Given
For Mrs. Davie bv Mrs. AinsWorth

Mrs. r. p. Davie was the inspira-
ton for an informal bridge by Mrs
c. +. Ainsworth Wednesday afternoon.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Lewis
Wallace, Mrs ROYAL Lescher and Mrs.
II. ]. Jessop. Mrs. AinsWorth's guests
were Mrs. DaVie, Mrs. +. J. Bennitt,
Mrs. Daniel Francis. Mrs. Walter
Bennett, Mrs. II. j. Jessop. Mrs. Lewis
Wallace. Mrs Edith Knowles, Mrs. T.
w Pemberton. Mrs. G. R Bosche. Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Mrs. Francis n. RedewiII Has
Musicale for Feature TODAY

Mrs. Francis H. Redewill gave a
the musicale" Sunday afternoon that
vas delightful from both musical
md social viewpoint. The music room
was fragrant with violets that were
arranged WITH artistic effect. Mrs.
Redewill who is both a vocal and
piano soloist of exceptional ability
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Invitations Issued for Card
Parties During Present Month

Mrs. T. w. Pemberton and Mrs.
Clay Parker have issued invitations
for series Of bridge afternoons this
month, the dates being the ninth and
tenth. The affair win be given at
Mr., Pembertons apartments 316 West
Roosevelt street
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Mrs. Goldberg Entertains With
Luncheon at the San Marcos

Mrs. Aaron Goldberg presided over
a luncheon of six covers at the San
Marcos in Chandler. yesterday in
honor Of Mrs Sol Lewis Of San Fran
cisco.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Dinner Dance at Country Club
Greatly Enioyed on "Wednesday

MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Fennemore gave
an attractive dinner dance at the
Country club Wednesday evening, their
guests numbering forty.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Informal Tea for Bride ELECT
Given hu Miss Martha Garnett

Complimentary TO Airs. Reba Ell
lott whose engagement to DR.. w. G.
Ellis was an interesting announce
ment of the week, Miss Martha Gar
nett entertained with an informal tea
yesterday at her home on North Third
avenue. The affair brought together
a group of close friends of the
guest of honor.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Mrs. E. w. Baum to Entertain on
Thursday ENenina With Bridge

Mrs, E. W. Baum VIII contribute
| to the gayety of the week with u
bridge at the Womans club on Thurs
day afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Mrs. Fred Ju!ess is Guest
Of Governor and His Wife

Mrs. Fred Juless arrived from War
zen Monday and is the guest of her
brother ard sister-in-law, Governor
and Mrs. Thomas f. Campbell Mrs.
Iuless will pass the coming week as
he guest of Mrs. rupert F.. Moore.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04

Royal Lescher. Mrs S. D. TuttIe. Mrs.
A. c. Baker and Miss Lois Davie.
Mrs. Thomas e. Campbell Hostess
At Five Hundred on Saturday
Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell gave an
informal five hundred afternoon, yes
terday in noror of Miss Gyendolyn
Allen and Miss Irene Foley, Miss Lucy
Nelson, Miss Bernice Shackleford.
Miss Blanche Birdno, Miss Marie
Shannon, Miss Fay DeMund. Miss Nora
McComb and Miss Serephine Renaud.
Town Folk Bidden to Delightful
Tea Party Given by Mesa Matron
Mrs. Grattan Dougherty Of Mesa
will give tea Tuesday afternoon to
which a number of town folk have
Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04

John Wix Thomas of North Second
avenue. Those who enjoyed the oc-
casion We're Mrs. Tolleson, Mrs. Mary
McCord, Mrs. Roy r, Thomas Mrs
w. r Battln, Mrs. W. W. Watkins,
Mrs. w. G. Tolleson. Mrs. A. S. Haw-
ley, Mrs. Earl Hawley of Hammond,
H., and Miss Elma Tolleson.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04

ences. Mrs. Anton Begere whose
clever acting in Seven DAYS will
long be remembered, will also have
an important role. 1t is understood
that she Will be Mrs. Carr and that
Carr VIII be taken and well taken by
Paul Kenau mgles Mrs. Paul Ben
nett Will be seen as the bride. role
in which this popular Mrs. Newlywed
should play to perfection. Earl CAL
pin. amateur and professional, viii be
in the cast and others who will con-
tribute their talent include Miss Sus-
an Widdicombe Miss Marjarie Davie,
Roy Murray, Ted Ross. Leon Tolleson,
Phil Brooks and Charles B. Christy.
The play will be presented on the
evenings of February 16 and II, at
the Woman's club with special scenery
and stage settings
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04

Picnic Party VIII Make Fort
Mcdowell Mecca of Its Trip
One of the pleasant events of this
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Luncheon at Arizona Club
Proves QelinhtfiiI Affair

Mrs. G. r. Welch added to the
weeks enjoyment with "a luncheon at
the Arizona club on Wednesday, The
tables centerpieee was tonquils com
bined with violets. Hand painted
cards marked places for Mrs. John
Parks, Mrs. CLAY Parker, Mrs. John
r. Hampton. Mrs. r. w. Pemberton,
Mrs Chester Reed, Mrs, Frank Krev-
bill. Miss Alice Krevbil and Miss
Egger Of Denver.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Mrs. Warren Macarthur, Sr., is
( Established at lnuIeside Club

Mrs. Warren Macarthur, ST., arrived
from Chicago Wednesday and is
established at the Ingleside Country
CLUB for the remainder of the season
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Motor Tour of Southern End
IF State Ended hy Return Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Alkire Entertain
II Dinner SUNDAY Afternoon

Mr. and Mrs. J. F.Alklre were infOr-
NAL dinner hosts Sunday, their guests
numbering sin
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04

Mrs. Sisson of Flagstaff is
House Guest Of Mrs. Hutchinson
Mrs. F. w. Sisscn of Flagstaff is
the guest of Mrs c. c. Hutchinson OF
North First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Bridge Complimentary to Guest
From Los Angeles. Monday Event

complimentary % Mrs. 4. VI. Clark
of Los Angeles, Mrs. A r. Cater of
S26 North Fifth avenue viii give a
bridge Monday afternoon February T..
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Utopia Club win Give Last
Dance Before lent MadnesdaN

dance of the pre-Lenten season We'd
nesday evening at the Womans club.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Prettiv Planned Luncheon
Given bv Mrs. John w. Thomas

Mrs. Row Tolleson of Chicago was
the incentive for a prettily planned
luncheon given by her mother. Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04

and Mrs. Thomas +. Campbell Mrs
Iuless will pass the coming week as
he guest Of Mrs. rupert F.. Moore.
chicago Matron Pauses for
Iisit on Way TO the Coast
Mrs. RaEsome hCnnicott OF Chicago
passing the week here enroute for
he California coast. she is the
quest Of Mrs Henry George.
Hrs. Logan Eisele Has for
Guest Her Aunt from Chicago
Mrs. William Smith, Jr.. Of Chicago
, the guest of her niece. Mrs. Logan
1isele Of North Central avenue.
Miss Georgia Mintz Returns
from Her Visit to Pasadena
Miss Georgia Mintz has returned
rom 2 several weeks absence in
Pasadena.
Motor Tour of Southern End
If State Ended by Return Home
Hr. and Mrs Bert Clingan have re-
-urned from motor tour Of the
iouthern' part of the state.
castle Hot Springs Guest is
lister in Phoenix During Week
Miss Ruth HYDE. of Wichita, who is
yintering at Castle Hot Springs pass
d the early part of the week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton Will
Be Guests in City for Time
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton arrived
rom Omaha yesterday and Will pass
everal weeks here the guests of Mr..
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Mrs. Thomas e. Campbell Hostess
At Five Hundred on Saturday

CONTINUED on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1917-02-04
Chicago Matron Pauses for
Hrs. Logan EiseIe Has for

sueSt F7cr Aunt rom OnIcdGo
Mrs. William Smith, Jr.. Of Chicago
, the guest of her niece. Mrs. Logan
lisele Of North central avenue.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-02
WILL REPLY TO ANSWER
Germany Will Take Official
Notice Of Retort of En-
.ente Allies.

Berlin, Jan. Via London.-The
press version of the reply of the en-
tente powers TO Germany's peace pro-
posals was received here yesterday.
\ definite statement regarding the
official attitude concerning the docu-
ment cannot be given before the Of
fetal text has been received, but Of
ficials intiinatc~ that the reply is Just
about what had been expected, and
that Germany while disappointed that
her hope of the end of the blood let
ting and destruction has vanished, is
prepared to carry on the war with in
creased vigor and with a united people
back of her,
The entente statement. il is inti-
mated, viii probably evoke an answer
in some form, Germany laying down
rom the governments standpoint the
results of the peace orerturcs and an
alyzing the question of responsibility
Tor further continuance of the war.
Owing TO the holiday and the sus-
pension of the newspapers, the note
will not be published here until to-
morrow. It's tenor is not known to
the general public.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-02
WITNESSES DECLARE
SMALL HOUSE DARK

Ossipee. n. r., Jan. 1.--There were
no lights in the Small cottage on the
night Mrs. Florence A. Small was muir
dercd and the house burned down, ac-
cording to the testimony of two camp
"rs at the trial today Of Frederick r.
Small, charged with the murder of his
wife.
George Glover and Arthur II. Boyn-
ton of Mclrosc, Mass, testified today
that from their camp they had seen
lights in the Small home every night
up to the evening she was slain.
DIR. Irving w. Hodsdon, physician of
Mountain View, where the Small
made their home, testified that Small
when asked on the night of the fire
what should be done with his wfcs
body. had exclaimed:
"Why is there enough left of the
body to require Il caskct?"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-02
ENDS
WITH MARTIAL LAW

Kitchener, ont. Jan. Martial law
was declared here tonight following a
riot which started when members of
the one hundred eighteenth battalion,
home on a furlough. formed in pa
rade to celebrate the victory of the
Citizens league at the polls here to-
day.
Shortly after the declaration of war.
the name of this town was changed
from Berlin to Kitchener Today's
hallotins retained the present name
and also elected the entire slate of the
Citizens league.
During the celebration some one at
tempted to tear Union Jack from
the hands of one of the soldiers. Order
was restored when members of the
one hundred twelfth Muskoka bat
talon, stationed at Gait, arrived and
dispersed the rioters.
Before the arrival of the guard from
Calf a newspaper office was raided.
n. NJ Bowman and n A. Musscn.
newly elected councilmen, were in
jurcd.