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MASONIC

LODGES.
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PentsipFs. No. 90 z. A.
>, Mount Pleasant. No, 81. social
1, rcnsrPse iEe Ms Snl sS. > is =.
Tuesday-. NstIoifaI.f Mos a.. ~ c.
at 6, pm; NJ. u. at. $50.
King David. No. rs social.
wednesday harmony, No. II. called
ch SH Chase. No. 81. +. c.
Thursday--Ihe Ne" Jerusalem 80
rridsy- s. .Iohns. No. IL called of
Hone No. 20. called OF, sl
Trinity. No. II. election:
SATURDAY, Christmas Day-No meet
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Thursday- washinston. No. =, ROYAL
wn1. n. Singleton. No. Is. called
Frids vi p-l Eureka. No. Il called OF
MI, Pleasant No. IL. called off.
ROYAL AND stLECr MASTERS.
Monda, Washington Con1cii, No. I.
~. degrees and election
SNIGHTS Template COMMANDMENTS
Non6ay-Orieut. No. J-t9tdt' If the
Red Gross. 't-.f
MISUNDERSTANDING Observance by
all commanderies.
SCOTTISH RITE
Tuesdav-Mlthra< Lodge ~ herfec-
:, ti.,n, statutory assembly
.. EVANGELIST ChapIel. Rose CrolS.
m. fifteenth, DECREE. ,,
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OF directors OF the Masonic and East.
ern Star Home. The meeting which
tails on CHRISTMAS eve has been called
OFT and special meeting is called
for December % at S O'Clock at the
Northeast Masonic Temple, at which
time the officers will he installed by
Fast Grand Matron Bertha G. Hudson.
Warren G.. Harding Chapter elect
ed the following officers: Matron.
Flora +. Waldman; patron, Ferdinand
Waldman; associate matron. Minnie
T.. Curtiss. secretary. Ruth -. Fees
trea surer. Ada NJ Bowsher, re-elected;
conductress. Rena s. Harding: asso.
Ciate conduCtress,. Bessie w. Fran
zoni, trustee. Harry. l.. Slye: repre-.
sentative to board of directors of the
Ma sonic and Eastern Star Home. Past
Matron Grace L. Coles, elected.
Past Matron Emma 6. Coumhe will in
stall the new officers Thursday eve.
ming. assisted by Past Matron. Grace
Williams as marshal and Past Matron
Irene w. Biggs as chaplain. ~.
Temple Chapter. No. 70. met last
Monday and elected officers as fol.
lows Matron. Miriam Norwood;
patron. Charles Miller associate
matron. Lille Eible: conducfress,
Louise Hoskinson; associate conduct.
ress, Alice Larimore; treasurer Norah
Henry; secretary. Fanny Abel. In.
stallation Of officers will take place
December - at Masonic Temple.
Brookland Chapter. No. II, will
meet December % al 1870 pm: and
install officers. The meeting will be
in charge of Matron Virginia Carleton
and Patron Ernest Saltzman. The
entertainment will he in charge Of
Mrs Gwynett Willis. organist.
Matron Addie G. Good Of Hope
Chapter. No 30. invites the fraternity
to the installation of officers, Wednes-
dav evening Past Grand Matron
Barnhart will he installing officers.
assisted by Past Matron Hollander as
marshal and Past Matron Gregory as
chaplain. The matron entertained
her officers and chairmen of commit
tees at her home. 1882 Quincy street.
December a.. ....,
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Mrs. Edna Fentress. warder; Joseph
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Mrs. Edna Fentress, warder; Joseph
Cole, sentinel.
Naomi Chapter, No. 8. elected the
following officers at the last meeting:
Matron, Florence A. Warner; patron,
James r.. Robinson; associate matron,
Lauretta Robinson; secretary. Martha
II. Gould: treasurer. Elizabeth NJ.
Chenoweth; conductress, Susan b.
Hill; associate conductress. Helen ID.
Robyns. Installation of the new Of
ficers will take place December %.
The installing officer will be Right
Worthy Grand Secretary Minnie e.
keyes.
Takoma Chapter, No. -. elected the
following officers: Matron. Mary NJ.
Kindts patron George Curtis Shinn;
associate matron, Mary n. kiefer; sec
rotary, Lillian Dickens (re-elected);
treasurer. Annie Langley tre-elected);
conductress. Bertha Brown: associate
conductress. Georgia Il. Hendricks;
representative to the board of direc-
tors of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home, Jennie s Adams; trustees,
Mary Fonda and William Hill. The
appointed officers are as follows: Mar
shall, Cola a. Mahohn; chaplain.
Mayda Brouner; organist. Ruby Ar
mold: Adah, Grace G.. Ellis; Ruth, IneZ
Burrows; Esther, Margaret J. Balm;
Martha, Mary Horner; Electa, Har-
riet w. knight: Warder, Lillian Mum
roe sentinel. Benjamin n. Brouner.
Installation OF the newly elected Off
GERS will be held December % at s
pm at a special meeting.
| At the meeting of Chevy Chase
Chapter Tuesday evening, Past Grand
| Matron Nellie r. Fletcher will install
| he following officers: Matron Grace
| e. Chandler; patron. Frank II. Myers;
associate matron, Isabel v. Collins
secretary, Britomarte Jones: treas
! trer. Marie S: Kolb; conductress,
Margaret NJ. Patterson; associate
conductress. Anne Mays Northrop. A
| Christmas party will follow the in
| stallation.
The matron of Areme Chapter an
nounces a meeting of the ways and
means committee, in charge of Miss
irene Schmidt and Mrs. Selma. Kline.
! December 81, at the New Willard
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T>uSTEB LODGE. No. 46,' was
cf3aarIeffeds 81, tbs 1eitanl Louise
OF the DistrActs al its. commuhl-
~ cations Sveafe*dt Z evening,
with tbe ,doITsihe. sHfcers: Eu-
gene j. Matchett. master: Don {. Fees,
senior wardezlz tseAaf'7 d. fTMi'h9ls s'Af
nior w4rdkn4 n1rts + NyS tli'estirhk q
retary:. sAlbcrd A. |LoHf h'ea*hre1F Vt
win meet 1H .s, Gr5. q s t,riaa &
The trustees f55ffF tflt i'nited'Nf4ssGnic
IT. @eisl ss S sa R e|sFpa 8 }Rs
cost of tie 's,t9 Grid The collections
made ef'sphrtsirtapRs~k
Saturday of. Lie current week. at
noon. all the Knights TemplRr com
manderies of tbes District will as
semble in their. respective. asylums.
as is. tbej r,sappuals-cAsstpnN. =IQtN The
usual christmas observance.
Prominent bankers Of Washington
will be found filling the stations in
Potomac Lodge. No. ). tomorrow eve
ming, when bankers night is to eel
ebrated, Enthusiastically aud otherwise.
Past Master James &. Dulin will be
found in the masters chair.
Monarch l.. Whiting Estes has an
nounced December % as the date of
the meeting of kallipolis Grotto. Mys-
tic Order OF Yelled Prophets. at which
officers for the new year may he nomi-
mated, and January - as the date tor
the election. The last chance for mi
tiation in tho Grotto during the cur
rent year will be given al the cere-
monial December ~.
Past Grand Monarch Edwards =.
Schmid. it IS announced, is Forming A
party for q Florida visit leaving Jsnu-
ary s. with special entertainment in
the several localities to be visited. 1t
is understood that large company
will attend him in his flight TO the
L. ia Of sunshine and luxury.
Tuesday evening. at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral, Evangelist Chapter.
knights of Rose Croix, will present
the fifteenth degree. known as
Knight of the Sword. with Fred NJ.
Book. X. e. {. H.: Leslie ID. Waudby,
thirty-seconu degree. and Charlie G..
L. Topper. thirty-third degree. head
ing the several casts. There will be
held also the statutory assembly of
Mithras Lodge of Perfection previous
to the degree work.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club will hold its annual election OF
officers Wednesday and then celebrate
with a turkey dinner and entertain.
ment. Changes in the bylaws are also
likely to be considered.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No 80. to.
morrow evening Will specially enter
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Hotel at o'clock in the committee
room on the first floor, F street en-
rance.
At the last meeting Of Harmony
Chapter. No. 40. the following officers
were elected: Ada l.. Toombs, rnatrop
Hillard c. Myers, patron; Henrietta {
vance, associate matron; Ruth r. wv
lie. secretary (re-eiectedJ; Addie Z
Peed. treasurer (re-e1ected): Bertha
Med. Carroll. conductress: Ethel NJ
Pidgeon, associate conductress. SaiHc
s. Wilson. representative to Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. The instal
lation OF the new officers will be held
December % at Joppa Lodge Jaf,
Junior Past Grand Matron Nellie E'ist
cher will be the installing officer.
bethlehem Chapter. No {, elected
offlcers Tuesday evening as follows.
Matron. Mable r. Bradburn: patror
Thomas Il. Brust: associate matror
Ethel Nelson; secretary, Jennie
Meyer; treasurer. Mary E. Hussez
conductress, Ida NJ. Roberds; associate
conductress, Mae Smith; trustee. MAJ
garet CARL; board OF Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. Jennie A. Move
At the last meeting Of Cathedral
Chapter. No. a. officers were elected
as follows; Matron. Martha NJ. Shaw.
patron, Alan r. Horn: associate ma
iron. Josie Miller: secretary. Eliza beth
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=. Patrick r.. NJ. trustee William T..
Lannan - NJ. delegate tosMasonic
Board of Relief: William f. Clarkson.
=. NJ. representative tn st. John
Mite Association; Elmer Johnson, rep
reSentative 10 board of ma ayers. Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home; PeN.
ton r. Fletcher. representative 10
board of MANAGER. lodge room No. |.
The above officers were installed by
Past Master Mark Stearman. \ past
masters jewel was presented to- the
retiring master. John K. .IefferieS. by
Past Master William X, Clarkson.
Hone Lodge. No 20~-Irvin h. Hol
lander. master: Alexander n. Miller,
senior warden: William Il. Lamar. jul
nior warden; Paul r. ElCan. secretary;
Harry She rwood. treasurer; Charles y.
Dillar. aster of ceremonies: Louis X.
Butler. senior deacon; K. Sidney John.
son. junior deacon Reniamin f. Cor
don tiler; William n. Cross. trustee.
and Or. Grant BarFhardt, representa-.
tive To the board OF the Masonic and
Eastern star Home.
Arminius Lodge. No. 25--E Emil q.
Hermann. master: Christ Eronenbit.
ter, senior warden: George Wolfrun
Junior warden: Frederick Bertram.
secretary; Charles T.. Gerner. treas
urer George Pitt. tiIer: George Bahr.
SdHiSt- w iltdill w tlIilBl, J1ldISIldl,
Theodore Lerch. senior deacon; John
Gredlein. Junior deacon; Henry Me
hOf. senior steward; Gustav Haug,
junior steward Past Master David
Busch. representative to the Masonic
and Eastern star Home; William
Wimmel and Kart Kohler, representa-
tives to Masonic Board of Relief; Karl
Heurich. to ST. Johns Mite Associa
ton: Armin Roth. to Masonic En-
plOyment Bureau, and Frederick Der.
tram, To German Orphan Asylum.
Myron NJ. Parker Lodge. No. 81
w. G. Daniel, master: c. Hildehra nd
senior warden; V. w. ROberds. Junior
warden; A. X. Lind. secretary: w. H.
Ozburn. trea surer; A. S. Pike. senior
deacon; W. p. Rohrman, Junior dea
con; F. G. Williams, senior steward
E.. r. Williams, Junior steward
w. c. James. past master, master Of
ceremonies: Rev. Kyle Booth. chap
lain; II. Van de Bogert, tiler.
Bolitha j. Laws. master Of Benjamin
r. French Lodge, No. Is. has an
nounced that the lodge communication
tomorrow night will be dedicated to
Santa Claus. with specially arranged
program of music and song. A tree
bearing gifts and lights with refresh
ments will be added features.
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EASTERN STAR.

Good VIII Chapter, No. IS, elected
officers, as follows: Matron, Mrs. An
ME NJ. Bohrer; patron, Jesse ". Por-
ter (re-elected); associate matron, Mrs
Ruth w. Measell: secretary, Mrs. Min
ME Urban: trea suEer. MRS Viola FeI-
lows (reelectedl; 'conductress, Mrs.
NinOth Nussba UNI: associate con
ductress, Miss Mary L. Symons; chap
lain, Mrs. Eta S. Crimes; marshal.
Mrs. Lucy Hook: organist, Miss Mar.
guerite Schoder: Adah, Miss May Lie
bersperger: Ruth. Miss Bernioe Reed:
Esther. Miss Hazel Owings; Martha
Mrs. Harriet McGraw; Electa, MiEs
Mildred L. Symons; warder. Mrs.
Edna Ohlander. and sentinel, Paul W.
Measell. Mrs. Edna Ohlander and
Eugene Ohlander were elected trus-
tees and Mrs. Annie M. Bohrer was
reelected representative on the board
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Saturday of =. 1he current week. at
noon. all the Knights TemplRr com
nanderies of tbes District will as
semble in their. EesneCtiYe. asylums.
as is. tbejr annual .cg&s4stpnl. +stQlA the
usual christmas observance.
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The Womans Auxiliary OF the
/ Craftsma club Of the United states
/ Veterans Bureau will meet in the Ed
Nard Everett Hale Memorial Han
Tue sday evening at s o'clock for the
! election of officers and its annual
Christmas party, for which an enter
tanning program has been provided.
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Rrfghtwood Chapter, No. ~, met
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Prominent bankers of Washington
will be found filling the stations in
Potomac Lodge. No. ;. tomorrow eve
ming, when bankers night" is to cell
ebrated. Enthusiastically and otherwise.
Past Master James &. Dulin will he
found in the masters chair.
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The matron Of Areme Chapter an
nounces a meeting of the ways and
means committee, in charge of Miss
irene Schmidt and Mrs. Selma Kline.
December 81, at the New Willard
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James g. HoNle. chairman Of the
committee of arrangements has an
nounced a party and bail at the Ar
cadia Auditorium the evening OF Jan
uarv ;. when Potentate ShackelfOrd
de"ires every noble 10 wear his feZ.
Ample parking space for shrine AUTO
mobiliSts has been secured in the rear
of the auditorium.
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! tain its charter members at home
coming" night" for which the master
! has made elaborate preparations.
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Almas Temples welfare committee.
following the custom OF years. will
attend to the distribution Of Shrine
cheer in tim for the Christmas day
celebration. II is announced that go
baskets viii he sent to those who need
themn
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Hotel at 3 o'clock In the committee
room on the first floor, + street en-.
rance.
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PAGE SIX

Otto Lndeman of Clements was a
Friday afternoon: caller here.
Henry Scheer Of Merton was call
er here on Friday. :: x -:
DR.. M. E. Amman: of St. Cloud was
a weekend guest at the home Of DR..
and Mrs. A. Asleson.' g.;
Miss Mae Mantzke has gone to
Minneapolis where she. will attend a
business college.
MIR. and Mrs A. ID. SWyman and
Mrs. Janet Wyman". Of vesta were
among the Saturday visitors in Red
wood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. French and dau-
ghter expect to move to Minneapolis
soon where they will make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Reynolds of
Faribault and Floyd Reynolds of
Owatonna spent the weekend in Red
wood Falls, guests of Mrs. Floyd
Reynolds.
Miss Ethel Alderman, assistant
professor of English at Hamline Uni
versity, was the guest of her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Alderman
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Philbrick who
motored to La Crosse, Wis, last
Monday, taking with them DR.. and
Mrs. John Blair and Charles Blair
who had been their guests for sew
eral weeks, returned here Friday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l. Parks Of North
Redwood and Miss Katherine Downs
of Minneapolis who has been their
guest accompanied Douglas Whyte
to Minneapolis Friday afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Parks and Mr.. Whyte re-
turned Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Gerstman will leave
Thursday for Wabasha where she
will visit Mr.. Gerstman until Sun
day. Her nephew, Chester Ball, will
accompany her as far as Browntor
where he will visit his mother, Mrs
Gertrude BAN, returning here on Sun
day.
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Miss Bonibelle Swan who has re-
Gently given up her work as nurse in
one of the hospital at Rochester is
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. o. j. Swan. Miss Swan
and her brother Wallace Swan ex-
pect to leave soon for Los Angeles
Calf, to join their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Swan who went there sew
eral months ago.
Mrs. John Sexton wishes to thank
all the residents of this community
and all others who soskindly gave her
their votes in the Chevrolet contest
put on at the Philbrick Store
Through the kindnesses of her many
friends and acquaintance Mrs. Sex
ton was able to win the first prize
in this contest and she is most ap-
preciative of the great assistance Civ
en- her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Adsit and Miss
Cora Adsit of Terleek, California
who visited in Redwood Falls last
week are visiting at the home of their
brother, Grant Adsit and family al
Belview. They arrived here last week
with the body of their mother, Mrs
d. Adsit whose funeral service was
held on Friday and interment made
in the local cemetery..
In his fifteen OF more years Of
official life, Julius IA. Schmahl coulc
generally be depended upon to leao
the ticket in point Of votes cast. This
year, as the Republican candidate fol-
state treasurer, he is expected to live
up to his old time reputation and
bets are that he will. Another big
vote getter is Ray p, Chase, Repubi-
can candidate for state auditor. Mr.
Schmahl and Mr.. Chase have been or
the hustings ever since the campaign
started. They have permitted little
grass to grow under their feet.-Mor-
ton Enterprise.
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CITY and County
ESTHER DAVIS sTENsvAD, City Editor

Frank Fritz of Wabasso was Sat-
urday caller in Redwood Falls.
C. j. Scott Of Delhi transacted
business in Redwood Falls Friday.
C. M. Bendixen of st. Paul spent
Thursday in the vicinity Of Redwood
Falls
Mrs. H. w. Shoemaker. spent last
Wednesday and Thursday in the Twin
Cities. So.
Mr.: and Mrs. r. A. Cooper. return
ed Saturday from a weeks stay at
their cabin at Remer.
John Glassco Of Faribault was the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. M. Glassco several days last week.
A. J. Praxel and his daughter
Katherine Of Lamberton spent last
| Wednesday in Redwood Falls.
Atty. and Mrs j. NJ. Woodwork
and son Melvin expect to move soon
to Minneapolis where they will make
their home.
Charles Burmeister Of Minneapo-
lis spent the weekend here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Burmeis-
/ ter. -
Twenty relatives and friends sur
prised Mrs. Duensing at her home last
Friday evening, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary.
| Miss Rose Adele Asleson who is
/ teaching at St. Cloud spent the week
end here with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. A. Asleson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ryder return
ed Monday from Estherville, Iowa.
i where they spent the weekend with
/ relatives. l.
We have rented the basement of the
Farrell & Keefe store and will take
AUTOMOBILES FOR STORAGE at
$500 per month. Stensvad's Garage.
i lift
Mr.. and Mrs. P. X, Weimerskirch
who have been living in the John
Mclean home moved Saturday into
! the apartment in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Tyson.
Postmaster H. w. Ward who accom-
panied DR.. T. f. Finn to Remer sew
eral days ago returned to Redwood
Falls Wednesday evening. DR.. Flinr
remained for a few days longer.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Mrs. H. M
Aune and Mrs. c. F. Gales attended
the bridge party given last Tuesday
evening by Mrs. John Cheney anc
Mrs Matt Nahum at the Cheney
home at Morton.
Senator and Mrs. F. E. Putnam o.
Blue Earth spent from Saturday un
til Monday in Redwood Falls with
their son-in-law and daughter, At
torney and Mrs. G. A. Barnes.
Mrs. George Grimm and son Of
Lamberton and Mrs. Harold Aune ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Serkland were
visitors in Minneapolis Thursday ane
Friday.
The Equality Club will sponsor tn,
picture America" which is to be Civ
en- at the New Dream Theatre Wed
nesday evening, November 10th. TIL,
money raised from this benefit will b.
used in furnishing milk to the schoo
children that are underweight ant
which the local clubs of this city are
sponsoring. Everyone is asked t,
save this date.
The Fife and Drum Corps of the 10
cal post of the American Legion is
hard at work on an original and clev
er comedy under the title of "Th'
Little Parade" which will be giver
here the evenings of November 25tl
and Goth. This comedy has beer
written by John Murset and will b.
staged and directed by him. Mr.. Muir
set is well and favorably known in the
I vicinity of Redwood Falls, having as
sisted in the production of the Red
wood Follies, which was given here 1
few years ago.
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Joe Kotval of Vesta was Friday
business caller here.
Frank Gaffney of Renvtlle County
transacted business here Tuesday.
Henry Lohse and l. Todnem OF
Seaforth transacted business here
last Wednesday.
C. H.. Fredericksen Of Morgan
transacted business in Redwood Falls
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Simpson OF
Clements were among, the shoppers
Friday in Redwood Falls.
j. F. Murdoch and Fred Schmid
spent Sunday in South Dakota, pleas
ant hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Black of Spring
field were Monday shoppers in Red
wood Falls.
H. F. Buechner has recently re-
turned from business trip to Al
berta, Canada.
Atty. j. M. Woodwork of Mime.
apolis spent the weekend here with
Mrs. Woodwork and his son Melvin
Mrs. Henry .Timms of. North Red
wood spent from Tuesday until Sat.
urday in Redwood Falls the guest OF
Mrs. Anna Roper.
Dance to the music of Wilfahrt's
Little German Band at the Armory
Friday, November 9Th. The C. o. F
will show you good time. 17-1t
The teachers of the Lincoln Schoo
and the High School will leave this
evening for Minneapolis to spend thu
remainder of the week attending thu
meeting of the Minnesota Education
Association.
F, Mrs. Willis Virgins and two chill
dren came out from Minneapolis Sat
urday and will spend this week here
with Mrs. Virgins parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Walter Mertz and at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Virgins.
Mrs. Howard Mason and Mrs. Mat
Huepfel returned Saturday from
Minneapolis where they have beer
guests for week at the home O.
Mrs. Mason's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
F. Wahlgren. -
| Clerk of Court w. G.. Weldon ha
Issued the following marriage licenses
Oliver N. Olson to Olga Nelson, Berg
er R. Bergeson to Viola C. Jensen
Howard D. Sweely to Gerene r. Web
er and liver H. McCarty to Cells
Cores. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Person lief
Monday for Minneapolis. Mr.. Per
son will spend the week in the north
ern part of the state and Mrs. Per
son will go to. Claremont, Ia, for I
weeks stay. -.
We have rented the basement Of tn
! Farrell & Keefe store and will taxi
/! AUTOMOBILES FOR STORAGE a
$500 per month. Steasvad's Garage
49, <o,a,~7 t.-as &c -.<l7-tt
Miss Rubye Olson who has been EN-
ployed as .saleswoman;eat the F. S
Jones Store for a number of year
has resigned her position and has gone
to Clarkfield for avisit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson.
st. Johns hospital at Springfield
has rounded out twenty-five years o
service to the public and the occasion
of its 25th anniversarys,Yas nnarke'
by appropriate exercisesslast Sunday
The hospital was dedicated Octobe
9th, 1901, U. S. Senatpr Moses E
Clapp of ST. Paul beingathe principe
speaker of that occasionX :" =
The marriage OF. MISC Gladys Jen
sen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. FIRE,
I Jensen. of BrookvilleH and Rober
Schueler of Evan occuIed last Wed
nesday afternoon at theaDanish Luth
eran church of BrookviHe, Rev. Chas
Graft of LETTERS officiated. Mr.. an
Mrs. Schueler will maize their HON
on farm at Evan. q