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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
, 5S THAN HEN NE TIMII "a anNSFs
Sto, *.
Sal les
poo Allis chalmers .........
Alhs-Chalmer$. ptd. &c.

poo Allis-Chalmcrs .........
AllS- ChalulerS. pfd. &c.
.hu. As" Chem. com
soc Amor. Sect sugar. com
6.3oO American can .........
100 American can. pfd
l.lUO Amer. Gar and Edry.
$500 American cotton OIL.
Toe Amer. Hide aud Lea. pr
HUU Amer. ,.iusccd oil. ptd.
l.lOO American locomotive
Amer Loco. pid. ......
3.50o American smelling ....
Amer. SMUT, com .....
roo American sugar ......
l.J10 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
Amer. Tobacco. com. ...
Amer. Tobacco. ptd. &C..
zoo Am. Writing oi'pcr, pfd
American ImC .........
il.>0o AunVoula Copper $500.
i.i0O .NtChiSou .............
Atlantic Coast Line
y. {. l.. or ct ,HaltoD
1000 Baltimore and ohio. 49,.
l.ioO bethlehem steel. So pf'
., too Bethlehem steel X 5000.
500 baldwin Locomotive ....
100 RUtiC superior ........
i.|uu Contra Leather. com
$500 Canadian Pacific .......
leo California Petroleum
i."oo ChcSapva and chi" &c.
zoe chicago GrCHt Western.
leo Chi. G.ca; Nest. pid
2.1oO Chi. Mil. and 81. raul.
$500 cruCihlv steel Cor. com
Crucihlc steel. pfd. .......
lUd Colorado i'uci and Iron.
100 Colorado and southern.
1000 Corn Products. com.
500 pistill"rS ...........
900 Dome Mines ...........
Erie ........
Err. ls' ma ......
LHg General MOTIFS ....
200 General l.i',l'' ....-
Goodrich. ',.H. .... ...
Loco Great Northern. pid
$500" Great North. or" CTS.
lao Gulf state steel. ......-..
Illinois central .........
i.10o Inspiration Copper ..-..
l.itn lntcrhuro-toUS- riG. %.
300 Int. MGR. Mar. cot.
3i.ion Int. Ncr. Mar. MA .....
ZOO Int. Paper. com .......
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r.ituMnNn STNlk MiNkEr.


Eivhuioud Va, November - W.
''ri: .Sl,t lsi.iIl.S l.iN AsNn""u
,-frriul.. b Old. = aud r.. "
virginia Centuries ...-......-.---- 80 80
RAILROAD RbNDS.
: =. hnar d Adjustment .S....--,.-, "
Sout horn Railway LIST Hs....-..,-. :"
SO r. Dcv. and - ". is..--..-. -
S'rEE:r RS HpNDS
Nor ana Forts. IRA. 60 Is q
tsN. and loN. % Ss..'.'..' -, -,
..TREET ~. SfotkS .."i Hi.' ~"
<,r rs and Light Co. ~ :" -.
"a ~. aud i'"w. Co. rfd... w., ~,
IL, and Tow 60. com. len
" ,If.Ho"Nl STOCKS
'.tt.,rr.,. Coast Limo coIN.... l"N ~
.'hc>ap,ak. and ohio .-..-... l'o y
..rtotI, auG Western. yu;n.. l.' 10 co.
.;shhoAr,I AR lin" rtd.-..., ',-, M
S.,So"rJ &, Line. COM. 100 2
fpu'nc~u Railway lin ...--... !"' a.t
sou. hrru Railway, com. t.u -. eco
n,.\N NNp IttSi 90 ~l'''NS ,,,
'r..r~ir,tu National ....... .... |,'' -"
Broad street .......... ,....... - : s,s
,Hnlnuiorc. .ud Trusts .--.. 100 - -Pa
,t.;,heS,"r <atluittl ....-... l"I
National state aud city: .... H I'l -.
X. Trus, ana Saving Co.. 20 .s iip
i'f-cipi. =" .u~i COlupauE. ~ -
Nc>, rnI BANK ....-....... - y
MISCELLANEOUS
.tar chemical. 'ft ...-.. 10"
Va Car Chemical, com. ...-. lF'
~. Buj,GlUg aud Loan Co. len i-
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NOTICE S-i.egal
IN TIE. UNITED STATES DISTRICT
TRlC'r OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter OF Nh ","l
CHARLES H. Me
l.AtGIlLIN In
bankrupt. ' Eaukruu,,v


,'''''''N - ->oi " u. f')lt DISCHARGE,
GA this sd day OF November. \. D.
4; :. on reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt. j. is
crdered by the court. That a hcariil,.
=" mad upon the same on the Asst
~ VI DEtfAl3EH. \. u. 1915. be
ini" SAID court. at Richmond o..
district. at l. O'clock noon: and tina,
notice thereof be published in
Tines r. RS, piSpa,Gh: newspaper printed
creditors and other persons i'm interest
may Ippear at tho said time and plac
and show cause. II any they have VIII y
,ns PRAYER Of the said petitioner should
and it is further ordered bv m.
,ourii ihat the clerk shall send by ma III
10 AZ known CREDITOR; copies OF "a id
peution and this ord>r. addressed to
stated. '"uehce as
witness the Honorable EDNt-ED
NHbip'Ll- .Ii.. Judge Of the said corr
";', me seal thereof. at Richmond. in
Der. y. -. 1917 49, ei'' :
Attest:
JOSEPH i. BRADY.
,Se,I, Clerk.
ALVIN T. EMEREy. Esq.
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to hold ,nc corn insid" q marrow, limits
Prices closed unsettled. 1907. Ia l2l; January
and ilS7s to ia May with tho :inai range
- whole ;. on To- =! up c4inrHrSd with
change. Provisions advanced 81 20 ~ cents
oct. cN,"r: November lard. which declined
cash corn-No .. yellow. No and No. 4
leading futures ranged rs follows:
WHEAT Opcn High. Low. Close.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29

radc. the Fifth Company following.
The line of parade has not been fixed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29

The kingan Packing Associations
rs.
Richmond Union Stock Yards Co tho
Commonwealth of Virginia. the Ci',.
of Richmond, and all whom IL NAV
concern.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Day
Bankrupt Sale
liant and F fixtures Of
ork Mfg. Co., Inc,
Bankrupt at West
ONT, Va.
AUCTION Sales.--future Day

A. trustees OF the Work MIG 90.
me; bankrupt and pursuant to ord.-
the Eastern District Of Virginia. a.
tered on the list day Of Novcmbc.
1919, We VII! proceed at | O'clock L. VI.
on TUESDAY. THE: 18TH DAY OF
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EIt IiNpND INl MtRkII.
W I.nIr-llI OiInt Al inn- IN t.hlnrr

HAY t~r l.g- 80 'f''
:" iHnpthE Observation-Disclosures. a 3. ca
- l!A1- ~ q "a 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29

been instructed to assemble their re-
Spcctivc commands ut O'Clock. Acca
Temple Patrol Band will head the pa
SOrltES-I.ernl
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MISCELLANEOUS M..HKErS.


- DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. November 2s.-Cott"n goods
today wer" firm. with prices rising. Warns
We're firm: and advancing. Worstcd yarns
vcrc steady and In good demand. KNIT goods
ipr tan opened u; advances ranging from 70
I" 60 pc cont Cvci uric"s OF year ago.
and luliI = il Erurps ding actively.
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Hides.
Chicago GRtIN MAREEr.

CHICAGO. SovcHbrr =. Waiting for th.
much ialhed-vf Increase oi receipts tended
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prTrESRI,pC pEAEt.1 u,rEr,

!,,'o..o,i -, t;ntrors Jsi,,n. " = -
. PETERSBURG. VA. November .S.-SUan-
!Sh farmers stockb. market stead. At s.. IS
iar huSn.l.
N!rrnias Farmers s;ockI. market steady;
fancy Jumbo. cents pound: extra
Irimc. -. cents ser pound: prime. ~ cents
rcr .oGnI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29
NEW YORK CURE MARKET.

new EoRki Novenhcr 9Th" holiday
spirit r"rTri'G tho curb market to-day.
rriC" changes We're small and irregular.
There Wa az evening uD OF contracts AMI
Suian prult-t:tkinE.
NetMa INniosIvrs wcro again IN. fea tur..
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Auctionccrs. 90 Itnst BROAD.


EAR FIXTURES CEILING FANS, RE-
PERPETRATORS. SHOW CASES, ETC,
AT AUCTION, SPARKS'S CAFE
We Will sell at ~ East Broad Street,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80,
at 1890 y. NJ.
subject To removal day OF sale: Ma
hoGany Back Ear. Is lcct long, 10 feet
high: Mirror 5Xf feet. . Mirrors
l-2XJ feet, !, Sliding Door Compar;-
mcnts and Drawers. | Mahogany Bar
Counter. 20 feet long. cuuipDcd with
beer spigoi. / water spigoi. soda
Spigot beer and water coil and copper
work boards Ceiling Fans. , BZz
Fans. iihi.ruS, Fan. G-foot silent
Salesman show Case. ] Glass Cashiers
O;iicr. Fire Set. butchers. T;oN
i-2NSXa feet, I Porcelain Ice Cream
bon With compartments. > Porcelain
lee Boxes Porcelain Water Cooler
with coils. Tables. Chairs. Desks. etc
These goods must hc sold and moved
day 81 sale AS Mr.. Sparks must be out
ON. tina; day. 4
VIRGINIA AUCTION 60,
Aucticnccrs
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EItiIMG<B GRAIN Mt;:EI.I
W llnIr-MLr klln. III -nls ~.

!a.hnyi.d \. %o"op'j,sr - ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
MRS. DELoNG A HOSTESS.
RECIPE TO DARKEN
GRAY HAIR
This Home Made Mixture Darkens Gray
Hair and Makes II Soft
AMI Glossy.
TO hale pint Of water add

TO "a half pint If water add:
Raw FuiH -----------------l on
Tarh9 Compound -----------a small box
ft5fceriue -------------------1 = Oh
These are all simple ingredients that
YOU car buy from any druggist at very
little cost. and mix them yourself APP
ply to the hair once a day for Two
weeks. then once every other week until
ala the mixture is used.
A half pint should be enough to dark
en The gray hair and make it soft ard
glossy. II is not sticky en- greasy. and
does mot rub Off II should make a
arag-haired person look 40 years
YOUNGER tHr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01

reports of sales TO the county auditor
e7sr six months.
one quar- Of whiskey or wine End
Two dozen bottles Of beer would be al
.3aea for private use.
Inc penalty for violation Of the 1aw
nxod at fine from $50 10 $500 ana
imprisonment Of from thirty days to SIX
months
THAT Gor. Goodrich viii sign the
measure. il IT passes the serte. is prac-
t.CalIy certain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
ORRINE SAVED
HIM FROM DRINK

THAT 0rrIne really does bring quieR
relief To those. being tortured by the
liquor habit is the testimony Of many
mothers. wives and daughters.
This scientihf preparation promptly
kills all desire for whiskcy beer and
other intoxieauts. II can hoe given 90
the home secretly without loss Of timc
from work. No samtarium expense.
We are SO sure chat Orrmc viii beue-
ft that we say To YOU if. after a trias
you fail TO get any benefit from its use
your money viii be refunded. Costs
only S1.9G q box. Ask as for free book
let telling all about Orrine Lion Store
Pharmacy Kaufman d Welf), 500 IIoh-
man street. Hammond.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
CIVIC COMMITTEE TO MEET.

Tine civic committee ot The Hammond
Woman Club will meet at the home of
Mrs John %. Smalley. 81 Detroit street.
Friday evening, February 2nd al eight
o'clock. II VIII be an open meeting and
a large attendance is anticipated The
meeting VIII be IN charge of the city
welfare committee with Mrs. l. l. Mod
jeska. chairman Tor the evening Judge
MeMahan Of Crown Point and Mayor
Smalley VIII talk following which there
viii be 4 Round Table. discussion
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
SOCIAL GATHERING.

Il party was given ia honor Of Miss
gebecca Chayken at her home. IA State
Line street. last evening Twenty
soune people were present and spent an
enjoyable time with music and games,
tue prizes i'm the games going 70 Miss
rcarl Nakowsky and Miss Goldie Nc
Nans Dainty refreshments We're serv-
ed following the games, Miss Molhe
and Milton sagor 1T Whiting aud Miss
Bertha RafIe Of Chicago were the out
of-town guests and the following were
present from Hammond. the Misses
Alice and Fannie Greenberg, Bertha and
Eva Taussig. Anna Goldman. Goldie
AIcNany. Pearl Makowsky, Claire and
Lucille Freeman. Sara Reingold. Rose
Harris NIessrs. Clifford Fowler. Alfred
Phrommer. Harold Palmer. Irving ebay
ken. Abe. Chayken and Ben Rattle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
SALVATION
ARMY'S WORK

Captain Thomas Noble. officer 81
charge OF the local Salvation army
corps presents 20 tine public the
monthly report Of the relief work for
the month Of January
Forty-six men have been supplied
wish beds free seventy-four persons
have been supplied with meals free.
one person assisted with transports
tiou: hfty articles o. clothing. i've
pair OF shoes and two pair Of ruo-
Der overshoes nave bee2 supplied 70
neeHE cases.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
CARD PARTY AND DANCE.

pleasant affair of last evening Was
the card party, ana dance given by Uni
~ Council No 726 Knights Of Columbus
for the members ana their ladies. Glenn
Goyke played for the dance. Progress
sive pedro was played. first honors IN
the games goins 10 Miss Ruth Dafrain
and Mr., Jergens
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
WHAT DAVIS THINKS
OF SUFFRAGE

1&DE ANNAPOLIS. Feb. f.-Repr Mt
attve DAVIS of Lake cuuty. introduced
eahe joiut resolution in the house
esterday bearing on the suffrage bill.
Tire resolution was that il would be
tne sense III the house that all suf-
ereze booths and quarters at the
state house should be in charge Of
attraetive women, less than 30 years
ot3. and that a committee composed
OF unmarried inemb ers Of the house
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
MEATS
Golden Harvest Flour

sirl0in Steak, per pOund-~--~~-2 0c
Round Steak per D-~---------2 0c
Short Steak per pound 20p
zeal Stew per pound II 2f
Veal Chops, per pound -..-.------2 5c
Steak per pound------2 Sc
Short Ribs, per pound------12c
Pancake Flour, pkg, Tic; or dozI CS
r. M. Hams per pound-----2 1r
Bacon No. l. per pound 25<e
Home Made Sausage per To- 20fe
NE DRESS CHICKENS TO ORDER
We Give Green Trading Stamps
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01

more than ~ years OLD. be appointed
10 pass upon the qualifications q
suffrage lobbyists The resolution
was tabled Immediately on motion o.
Representative Vesey. chairman Of the
committee TO which the suffrage bi4
was committed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
RR1nGE cruR rrEErs.

Mrs Harry Ha ward and Mrs. skin
li.r Of Valparaiso were entertained with
he members OF the Wednesday After
moon Bridge club yesterday at the home
Of Mrs + {. Crumpacker in Glendale
Park The honors in the afternoon S
eames were won by Mrs. r. X. Tenant
Naetlon bridge was played and at the
conclusion of the games a two course
luncheon was served
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
REMOVAL NOTICE

Eugene 5. Cooner. architect see Hams
mond Building has moved his office TO
Room 3. Straube Building 2-f-8-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

4 surprise party was given Leslie
Wolf last evening at his home 4f6 East
state street. in celebration Of his birth
day anniversary by tho following young
people Florence RosenbaUm. George
efrcenwald. Glen Howard. William ami
Michael Rosenhaum Mary and Chris
tina spoorner Edward FLYNN. Erred
Spoerner. Lillian Talzman Ella Emb-
1.ich Lydia and Bertha Elky. Irene
Roseubaum of Hammond and Frank
and Charles SeIiger of South Chicago.
MRS. DELoNG A HOSTESS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
Caucus Action impossible.

There was a movement among demo
cratic senator's to hold a caucus and 10
undertake to bind am OF the democratic
members TO abide by the action of that
caucus on prohibition. The promoters
III the caucus scheme felt tRat they
were ID Tile majority among fhe demo-
Gratis and that a They could get caucus
notion thus binding an the democrats
vote against the bill they could defeat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01

If. But caucus action was .npossib i.
There are Democrat senators in tHst
body who would support ths prohibition
measure. even if they were compelled TO
bolt every caucus held durins the ses-
sion. It was planned to bring about a
6nal vote on the prohibition bul today.
II possible, but not later thau tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01

F-oHIIHlGa IIOIIE = a e 0IIeI
were demoraHzed ana almost in n panle
bat something happened tina gave then
a little cheer because some Of the demo
cratic senators framed up "a plan to Of
fer q number of amendments To the bili
which thcy hope would make i SO uu-
popular that they could defeat it, One
Of these amendments proposed 70 pro-
hihit even the sale of liquor boy licensed
druggists and wholesale druggists for
,,,f5gfr5,ta9 ~, ~ t,et. r,ftrFtneeq
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-01
DRY FORCES
JUBThANT AT
PROSPECT

Continued from Page one,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26

Mr. and Mrs Morgan Cornwall, of
Spencer, arrived in the city Monday
to spend a few days with her mother,
Mrs. P. E. C. Lally.
Miss Mary Lally, who attends
school at Dubuque. is spending the
Christmas vacation here with her
mother, Mrs. P. f. c. Lally.
Geo. McHenry was called to Column
bus, Neb., Saturday on account Of the
illness OF his wife. Mrs. McHenry is
! suffering with a severe attack Of gas
tritis.
| Miss Pearl Richardson. of Chicago
arrived in DenisOn Sunday to spend
the holidays here with her mother
Mrs. Geo. Richardson. Fern. who is
attending the State university at Iowa
City. arrived home Saturday.
, Mrs Thos. Lister is in receipt of a
letter from her nephew, Francis
Schorine. OF Los Angeles. stating that
he has enlisted as machinist in the
submarine department of the service
at San Francisco. This came as a
great surprise to Mrs. Lister as the
young man is only nineteen years of
age and the work most strenuous.
he Jas. ATHlSlrOlS nome was Tue
scene of a happy reunion on Christ
mas day. all Of the children being home
for the day Mrs. Wilbur Vanderwall
and husband, from Delot. were pres
ent: Miss Jessie Luney. from Harlan;
Lieut.. Edmund Luney, from hacon,
Ill.,. and Gordon, of this city. and these,
together with the VIM. Luney and w.
D. Luney families, made a very happy
gathering. A sumptous Christmas
dinner was served by Mrs. Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans and chill
dren, residents of FIT. Wayne, ILL.,, ar
rived in Denison the latter part Of the
week to spend the holidays with Mrs.
Evans father, DR.. Iseminger. Frank
Evans was at one time telegraph oper
ator for the Northwestern at Denison.
1t was while he was operator that Pat
Crow, the notOrius crook, held up the
station. Frank was but eighteen years
of age at the time and when Crow or.
dered him to open the safe he told the
bandit he did not know the combina-
ton. Frank had just received his
months salary from the railway com
pany, but Grow did not take this.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26
The Suez Canal.

The plan of water connection be-
tween the Mediterranean and the Red
sea goes back to early Egyptian his
tory. Such canal seems to have
been constructed in the reigns of Setl
I. and .Rameses II, about 1900 Il. G., ex-
tending from the Nile to Lake Timsah
and thence to the Red sea.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26
1antalum Pens.

Tantalum, owing to its hardness
makes good material for writing pens
which are less expensive than iridium
tipped gold nibs. 1t is claimed that
pens from this metal treated with
special hardening process, proves SUI
Derior to all others and are uncor-
roded by any inks.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26

It's about time to devote less encr-
gy to cussing Russia and more to do
ing the job that Russia deserted. God
Almighty hates Il gutter and will at
tend to Russa's case without outside
assistance.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26
Work and Play.

Work is activity for an end; clay
activity as an end
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26

Ornament of House.
The ornament, Of 4 house is the
friends who frequent it.-EGAersol.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26
Daily Thought

Daily Thought.
Thoreau said: ut is never too late
to give up our rrejutlicc>."
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-29

sence. while his ship is in dock for
repairs.
a. G. Piedalue, in the city yestcr-
day from his ranch home near Roman
said that there had been spent 1000
already this season and that $4,000
more is about to be spent in an effort
to rid the vicinity of Roman from its
grasshopper pest that is destroying
crops. Bran mixed with arsenic is the
favored means used.
Loring @. Mills came from his work
with the United States reclamation
service at st. lgnat,ls, to spend the
weekend with his mother Mrs. T.. =.
Mills, at her home. 72O South Second
street. west. He became i'll and wa
operated upon Tuesday at St Patr'ck's
hospital for appendicitis. lie is now
making a good recovery.
Sister David. who is a sister OF Mrs.
T. c. Mulroney of this city, and her
! friend and associate. Sister Joseph, have
come from their station at Sacred
Heart academy of the Dominican or
der in Washington, ID. c.. to spend a
| month. guests in the home of Attorney
and Mrs. Mulroney on ConnelI avenue
J. *. Fox of Spokane, travelling
| freight agent for tn" New York Central
| lines. arrived yesterday in Mssoula,
| where he met Roy Blue of Spokane
commercial agent for the same lines
They will spend several days on bust
ness in Missoula and up the Bitter
Root valley.
| j. L. Williams, superintendent OF
MissouIa city schools. leaves today for
Columbia university, where he will
take a teachers course in the summer
| session. Mr.. Williams will 20 by way
! of Glasgow, Mont, where his brother,
| =. $. Williams, will join him in tn,
trip east. They will spend a day ut
their old home in. Wisconsin on the
| way
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-29

Rcbecca Howe. at her home on East
Front street.
Sergeant w. ]. MoSwain OF the
United States marine corps lett
Wednesday for Portland on business
for the recruiting station here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Howard with Misses
Ruth Cary and Lillian Lee, and Messrs
Ira III. Lee and Rary Cary. were guests
yesterday at the Shapard hotel.
Mrs. A. Lemire and her son, Ross
Lemire came in to Missoula from the
east yesterday. They are guests at the
Palace hotel, upon their way home to
Roman.
w. I. Fraser has returned from a
trip of three weeks through points in
Idaho, Oregon and Washington in tho
interests of the Central Life Insurance
company.
DIR. and Mrs. T. r. Rider have re-
turned to Missoula from Kansas, where
they We're married ON June O. They
will be at home after a month at 52l
South First street.
Mrs. A. G. Sterett left yesterday FOL
Los Angles, there to join Mr.. Sterett
who went in March to take a positio,
III the office of the STANDARD oil com.
pany at that place.
Misses Margaret Wickes and Phoebe
Walker left yesterday for Yellow.
stone National park, where they vii
remain during the summer at one o.
the permanent camps of the Transpor
tation company.
Fred Reno of Casper, Wyo.. is in tho
city spending n short vacation. Mr.
Reno was formerly district baggag,
agent for the Milwaukee at Missoula
but is now working as switchman fol-
the Burlington road at Casper.
l.. Lloyd Agncy. manager for tht
local branch of Swift & company o
Chicago. has a notification from TIL,
head office that the company ha!
given 100000 to Red Cross work, tn,
donation to represent all branches an,
subsidiary branches Of the establish
ment in the country.
Ensign f.. J. Moran Is n guest TO
the week in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Dalton Risley at 439 Council avenue
! Ensign Moran graduated from tn,
| naval academy at Annapolis recent,
and is now having short leave of alb