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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-07
MICHIGAN sTATE nETs CENTRE

EAST LANSING, Mich, Nov. P-
The light Centre college team was
battered to a AZ to IA defeat today
by much heavier Michigan college
eleven. 1t was Centres worst de-
feat of the year and the highest
score State has made this season.
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To Solicit Funds
for Placing Stone
in Great Memorial

The Daughters Of the American
Revolution have been appointed by
Governor Sorlic to collect funds and
further plans for the placing of =
North Dakota stone in the great ma
tional memorial, Washington Nation
al Monument. erected in honor of
George Washington by LEnfant in
1891. The monument was construct
ed to provide Il location for memoir
ial stones to be placed by the sever
al states Of the Union and for states
to be admitted later.
North Dakota, Idaho and New Mex
leo are the only states unreprescntod
by a memorial stone. In New Mex.
leo plans are underway for the i'm
mediate placing Of such stone and
determined efforts are being made by
North Dakotans to keep this state
from being the last in the Union tc
be represented in the monument
Feeling that the stone will be repre-.
sentative Of the whole state, county
chairmen are being appointed by the
d. A. II. officers in charge to raise
small quota from their respective
counties.
According to the best estimates
1000 will probably be sufficient for
the placing Of the stone and Of this
amount Burleigh county's quota will
be $25. If for any reason this amount
is insufficient the D. A. r. will un.
dcrtake to raise the additional
amount. Any surplus will be dcvot-
cd to the restoration and mainten-
ance Of the Theodore Roosevelt cab
in. Since the Washington monu.
ment is a national memorial and the
stone state memorial it is hoped
that many people will be glad to give
small amount.
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At The Movies
ipALACE-MANDAN

Again the Palace at Mandan an
nounces its weekly vaudeville pro-
gram for Tuesday, not the biggest
show on earth, not the best show on
earth, but five acts of good vaude.
vile and fine feature comedy pic
ture. Johnny Stem opens the vau.
deville bill with Musical Bits,
playing three instruments Conc at |;
tin>e). Then Fox e. Evans in "Aftcr
the Opera" appear as porter and call
man in an opera house. Their pat
ter is new and refreshing and they
get lot Of comedy out Of the act
The Varieties Of 1926 in "A Cycle
Of Song and Dance Fantasy" good
looking young chap and four young
ladies. They present harmony num-
Der and piano by two very attractive
young ladies, classic dance, very ar
tistically done, comedy dance, piano
solo and finish with fast Charles
ton. Tallman & Kerwin will fur
nish lots Of fun as 1.-TWO Navigators
Of NONSENSE doing comedy singing,
talking and dancing. Spectacular
fun and excitement is furnished by
Renie & Carcass, Novelty Sport
Cyclists, who play bicycle polo and
BASKETBALL on wheels. No little part
Of the evenings entertainment will
be found in the feature picture.
which Is Learning to Love- with
the inimitable Constance Talmadge
as a hopeless flirt who just has 70
make love TO someone. When she
gets engaged to four shitors ut one
time she starts u row that lands
three of them in jail. How she
squares things for them and gets
cured makes dandy good picture.
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Explosion of an
Internal Machine
Injuries Min0t Boy

Minot, N. D., Jan. 1l.-LP-An in
fernal machine, which had been sent
to him through the mails and which
exploded with great force when TAX
en- from the box in which it had been
shipped early this afternoon, severe
~ cut and bruised Clarence Stroms-
void, aged II, senior in the Minot
high school.
The youth received more than 200
cuts on his left hand, all inflicted
by flying glass, and his face was al
so badly laccrated and a small piece
Of glass penetrated his right eye.
Investigation Started
Police Chief Dan Doughcrty and
two federal postoificc inspectors i'm
mediately began an investigation,
taking Stromswold to the police sta
ton to be questioned as soon as a
doctor finished dressing his wounds.
The contrivancc, mounted OH u
small square board. and consisting Of
two glass tubes, evidently filled with
gunpowdt j.. was outfittch with IA snail
flashlight battery, and two small
pieces Of brass fitted in an upright
position, which when pressed to-
gcthcr formed the contact for the
electrical current. Mrs. J.. r. Stroms-
void, mother Of Clarence. who wa
leaning on dcsl, alongsi - her son
when he opened the can box in
which the device had ben shipped.
was slightly burned by TIC cxplo-
sion.
The box had been mail"l in Minot.
and bore return address which is
believed by the authorities to be
fictitious. The explosion occurred
when Clarence attempted to remove
the continuance from the candy DO,
by taking hold Of the two pieces Of
upright brass.
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RETURNS TO GLENDIvE

Mrs. Ralph 6humaksr Of Glendive,
Mont, who has been spending few
days in the city. the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. w. F. Reynolds, has re-
turned home.
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Special Dress Sale, Silk ant
W0C's. Very special, $7.95
A. w. Lucas Co. Bargain
Basement.
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ELKS DISTRICT
DEPUTY TO VISIT
HERE JANUARY lG

Bismarck Elks arc planning for a
big special meeting IN Saturday
ni.ht Of this week January lG--at
which time District Deputy Grand
Exalted Ruler William G. Owens of
Williston will make his official visit
to the local lodge. As is the custom
when the district deputy makes his
official visit to II lodge, the Bismarck
officers will initiate a class of cam
didatcs Saturday night. following
which there will be a social hour and
refreshments will be served. Mr..
Owens is an attorney at Williston
and is said to be an interesting
speaker and all members Of the order
arc especially urged to attend the
session Saturday night.
Another announcement Of particu-
lar interest to the local Elks is that
Grand Exalted Ruler William Hawlcy
Atwcll Of Dallas. Texas, will visit
the Bismarck lodge some time dur
ing the month of March. The exact
dates of Judge Atwell's visits to North
Dakota have not yet been announced,
but he has sent out the information
that he will visit only three lodges
in the statc-B Bismarck, Minot and
Fargo. This will be great event
for the local lodge as visit from
the grand exalted ruler is considered
a signal honor.
Band Concert Soon.
The Community Welfare associa-
tion Of the local Elks lodge is nov
making plans for band concert and
entertainment which will be given
the latter part Of January. The Elks
hand will furnish the main part of
the program. but will be assisted by
the high school glec club and the
high school Playmakers. Details Of
this affair will be given later.
District Deputy Owens has an
nounced that he will visit the other
lodges Of North Dakota on the fol-
loving dates: Mandan, January 49,;
Dickinson. January 20; Fargo, Janu-
airy 21; Minot, January %; Valley
City. January %; Grand Forks. Feb
ruary 6; Devils Lake, open; Williston,
January 80. The jamestown lodge
has already been visited.
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YECHNICALITIES
MAY HALT ARREST
OF GEO. E. DUIS

The constitutional provision that
the lieutenant governor shall serve as
governor during the absence from the
state of the regularly elected eXecu-
tive may be used by attorneys for
George +. Duis, president Of the
North Dakota Wheat Growers asso-
citation, in an effort to prevent his
extradicion to Minnesota on a Grim
inal charge, it was said at the execu-
tive office here To-Day.
Under the constitution the COVER
nor may not exercise executive au-
thOrity unless he is present within
the state. The fact that extradition
papers for Duis were granted by Il.
6. Larson the governors secretary,
following telegraphic communication,
with the executive at Duluth, may be
seized upoa, by attorneys for Duis in
fighting tine extradition. Larson said.
Other Claims
Another basis Of protest may be
the claim Of Duis' attorneys that the
offense with which he is charged, alb
sc0nding froAn the state in an ATTEMPT
to avoid proceedings to establish pa
ternity. Is not cxlraditabie In North
Dakota.
Still another possible course Of ac-
ton. Larson said, may be the con
tention that Duis is resident Of
North Dakota and therefore is not a
fugitive frons justice on the basis
Of the present charge. He may con
tend, Larson said, that if an action
against him 4 to- be tried in court
it should be Initiated in Grand Forks
county, where he has livca for 10
years.
NO word had. been received by Lar
son today as To- whether or not buls
had bccn'takcn into custody in Grand
Forks. In II Telegram to the sheriff
Of Grand Forks county Saturday
night he advised that arrest OF Duls
for extradition be DELAYED until Gov.
crnor Sorlic returns, when the extra
dition question could be revived ana
Duis given an opportunity to contest
it,
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RETURNS FROM GRAND FORKS
Miss Martha Reineckc has return
Cd from Grand Forks whore she vis-
tied over the weekend. Miss Rein
ecle was 4 guest at the Junior
spronA"
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MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1926
Social and Personal
Parties for D. A. r.
Cabin Fund Are
Many This Week

Mrs. J. P. French and Mrs. H. F,
O.hare entertained jointly Saturday
with q one o'clock course lunche on
IN the home Of the latter on Fourth
street. The affair was one Of the
.'eries Of vanishing" luncheons be.
in.- given for the Roosevelt Cabin
fund. Covers were marked for 16
Roses were the flowers used on tho
attractivcly appointed table.
During the past week luncheons
were given by Miss Bertha Burton
Mrs. H. w. Richholt, Mrs. r. w,
SINNERS and Mrs. w. E. Kicker,
There were four guests 1t each az
fair. Mrs. w. w. Meyer, Mrs. p. J.
Meyer, Mrs. F.. L. Conklin and Mrs
William LANCER have made arrange.
Ments for luncheons this week.
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BOY SCOUTS TO
HAVE CARNIVAL

Thrills galore will be in store for
the people who attend the Boy Scout
carnival Friday evening. January Is,
ut o'clock in the Presbyterian
church. A realistic trip through
Hadcs has lcen arranged a sword
fight will furnish amusement for the
blood thirsty; shadow boxing, and
other athletic stunts will be demon
stratcd. The Wild Man from Borneo
will aid in furnishing excitement.
The Scout Drum and Bnrle Covns
will perform. A play, "Hcre She
Goes and There She Goes" will be
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Mrs. Lynch Is
Hostess at Bridge
Dinner Saturday

Mrs. c. J. Lynch entertained the
members Of the Club o Nine Satur-
day evening in her home at the
Hughes Apartments ut q three
course Z o'clock dinner. Flowers
were used attractively on the tabfs.
Covers were marked for eight.
After dinner two tables Of bridge
were in play. Honors were won By
Mrs. Cameron Mckay.
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Mrs. Muelhburg's
Birthday Celebrated
at Dinner Party

Mr.: and Mrs. Allier Muelhburg en-
tcrtained last evening at q z O'Clock
course dinner, celebrating Mrs.
Muelhburg's birthday anniversary.
The table was centered with a Jack
horner' pic, containing favors for
the guests.
Covers were marked for 10. The
evening was spent informally.
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Mrs. Meyer and
Mrs. Dollar Give
Luncheon Saturday

Mrs. G. H. Dollar and Mrs. p. J..
Meyer entertained Saturday after
noon at Mrs. Meyers home with a
prcttily planned course luncheon for
eighth guests. Flowers were used
on the table.
Two tables of bridge were played
after dinner. honors goinI to Mrs.
j. &. Taylor,
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Chess Tournament
Is Being Arranged

In preparation for tournament on
Washington's birthday. February %,
"a group of chess enthusiasts in the
city are organizing a club which will
meet each Wednesday evening at the
Masonic temple. The first meeting was
held last Wednesday. Any chess
player in the city is invited to attend
the meetings, and ut the session this
week the players will be organized
and officers elected.
Arrangements have been made far
in advance of the tournamt mt 50 that
fans Of the game, who have not play
cd for some time, will be given an
opportunity to improve their game.
It has been several years since a
chess tournament has been held in
the, city and it is expected that many
Of the old timers will take part in it.
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RADIO PARTY

Raymond and Donald Crane enter
tanned at their home, 5l5 Fifteenth
street, Saturday evening at radio
party. In addition to the radio con-
certs. checkers, dominocs and other
games furnished entertainment dur
ing the evening. after which lunch
was served. There were fourteen in
attendance.
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q two weeks visit in the city with
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Luybcn.
VISITING SlSTEl

Miss Marie Drashil of Alnont il
visiting her sister, Millic, who is at
a local hospital recovering from an
operation for appendicitis.
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given by the Scouts. The Fish pond
viii be well stocked and the chances
for getting much for little are big.
Hot dogs" will be served.
The Scouts have spent Il treat deal
Of time in preparation for the car
nival and fell satisfied that their
efforts will he successful. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
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AUXILIARY no MEET

- The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold its regular meeting in the
Lions room of the Grand Pacific no.
tel Wednesday evening. Mrs. F. S
Henry will conduct the installation
Of officers during the evening. An
invitation has been received from
the Legion for q joint social, meet
ing afterwards.
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RETURN FROM OHIO

Mrs. Harvey Harris and Miss
Hardy Jackson returned Saturday
from q several months visit with
relatives in several Ohio cities. Their
brother, ]. r. Jackson, who joined
them just before the Christmas hol-
idays, has gone to Florida for a short
visit before returning to Bismarck.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

with Esther Ralston, Margaret Nor
ris, Edmund Brcese and Ivan Simp-
son in the supporting cast.
"WOmanhandlcd" tells "a story Of
modern western ranch life--a farce
comedy in which the star. ms Bill
Dana, an eastern "softy," HES him
self to the wild and woody west to
make real man of himself. There
IS, OF course, a pretty girl behind
it all-Miss Ralston, who greatly ad-
mires men of "the great open spaces"
The picture is taken up with how
the star goes about winning the girls
heart when he arrives on his uncle's
ranch in Arizona and finds that the
west of yesterday and the west of
today are entirely different.
How he goes about rcarranging
things, digging up atmosphere" so
as to make the ranch look like 1.-THE
real thing" when the girl arrives to
see her new-n1ade hero is big
laugh. And it's riot when the girl
sees through the scheme and Frances
of in huff to "home and mother"
Rapid-fire comedy, warm romance
and plenty of rousing action pack
every foot Of "Womanhandled." The
title alone ought to be enough to get
you in and, believe US, the picture
will surely make you mighty glad
you went.
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Theat &C Fire Does
$15O,0OO Damage

Washington, Indiana, Jan. II. -OP)
Fire startin. in the projection room
Hof motion picture theatre here last
night destroyed the theatre and dam
eaged adjoining buildings. causing a
loss estimated at S15O,0OO. Nearly
1000 persons filed quietly from the
theatre as the fire gained Roadway.
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Closing of Two
Banks Announced

Closing Of two state banks was
announced here today by the state
bank examiners Office.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank
of Warwick. Benson county, closed
on January =. had $4,000 in depos-
its; capital Of $4,000 and surplus of
$4,000 Depleted reserves and frozen
assets were given as the reasons for
its failure. l.. a. Sayrc was its pre-
sident.
The First State Bank of Werner,
Dunn county. closed today because
OF depleted reserve, had deposits Of
$1,000: capital OF 10000 and SUR
plus Of $4,000 A. Il. Brandt was
president There is possibility
that the Werner bank will rcorgani2c
Gilbert Scmingson, state bank ex-
amincr, said.
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PLAYMAKERS MEET


The Junior Playmakcrs met Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
high school assembly. room ut which
time the president, Miss Elizabeth
Butler, presided. Instructions were
given TO the recorder to send letter
Of thanks to the Elks club for the use
OF their hall for the Playmaker re-
union, and to the Corn Show commit.
tee for the award given the Playmak-
ers for their part in the Corn Show
entertainment. Vernon King, Dom
aid Ellickson and Jean Eaton were
appointed committee to plan for
the next meeting. The afternoons
program included a play review by
Clarice Bclk; violin solo by Ellen
Coghlan; a play, wedding Pres.
ents;" talk by Jean Eaton on tho
life Of the Russian artist, Chechoff.
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MEET TODAY

The board Of directors Of the HI
wants club held . MONDAY luncheon
today at the Grand Pacific hotel.
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ARRIVE IN CALIFORNIA

Word was received in Bismarck to-
day from Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Smith
and two daughters telling Of their
arrival in Riverside, Calf, after a
nine day motor trip from Bismarck.
Mr.. Smith will, remain in California
for two weeks visit and will then
return to Bismarck. Mrs. Smith and
daughters will spend the winter
there.
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c. =. WORKER HERE

Miss Claire Wicfermuller, North
Dakota field secretary Of the Chris
tian Endesvor Society, attended meet
ings Of Christian Endcavor Societies
at the various churches in the city
yesterday. Miss Wierermullcr left
today for Flasher.
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SPEND WEEK Herr

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Frankhauscr
OF Anamposc arc in the city for Il
weeks visit with friends.
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CAPITOL THEATRE.

Now and then comes along one Of
those films of which it seems reason
able to say to everyone. "You can't
afford to miss it," And that. as this
reviewer believes. is most certainly
the case with tho Hobart Henley pro-
duction, $50 This Is Marriage" which
comes to the Capitol theatre tonight.
This picture. from thc<original story
by Carey Wilson. is an ultra mo- crn
ono. dealing with the marital diff
cultics Of Peter Marsh Conrad Nag
cD and Beth Marsh Eleanor Board
MANI, and the influence of a bach
clor student Of books and women
Daniel Rankin N.cw Cody).
The young wife is gay and frivol-
Gus. When Peter mildly protests
against her extravaganza. she retorts
"Why don't you earn more money;
other men do p
She finds comfort in the compan-
ionship Of Rankin. and runs to his
home for comfort when her husband
has treated her roughly after hastily
taking her from restaurant where
after many previous experiences of
the sort. he has heard her criticized
for her extreme manner Of dress. and
her irresponsible ways.
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COES 10 WII.TON

Miss Marie Tibesar will leave TO-
morrow for Wilton on weeks bus-
mess trip.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. John Baker has returned Ia
her home in Hazelton after Il short
visit in the city.
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FROM BALDWIN

Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Lewis motorcd
to Bismarck from their home in
Baldwin Saturday.
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VISITED HERE

Miss Dorothy and Miss Ruby John.
son Of Wilton were visitors in the
city Saturday.
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son DORN

T. o,Donald Of Linton Sunday a
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ELTINGE THEATRE

"Womanhandlcd," the answer to
"Manhandled" by the same author
is the feature today and Tuesday at
the Eltinge. Richard DIX is starred
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YEOMEN MEET TnMnRRnw

EOMEN MEET TUMUKKUW
The brotherhood Of American Yco.
men will hold regular meeting ut
the A. 0. u. w. hall ut 8 o'clock to-
morrow evening. There will be, in
addition to the regular business, a
reception for new members, an en-
tertainment and refreshments. A new
feature that will be Of unusual inter-
est to all members Of the Homeste ad
Is promised. All members are urged
to be present and a cordial invitation
is extended to visiting members.
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CLllR TO MEET

The Progressive Mothers club will
meet tomorrow afternoon ut the
home Of Mrs. Fred Svarcn. Roll call
will be answered with the name of
an interesting book. The topic for
study will be the Emigration Prob.
lcm.'
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VISITOR LEAVES

Miss Ruth Meier of New Salem,
who has spent the past week in the
city, the guest of Mrs. William Leh-
field, Ala Avenue A, was joined by
her brother, Willie, last evening and
the two returned home.
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FROM GLEN ULLlN

Miss lrma G.. Hall Of Glen UlliI
visited friends in Bismarck over thu
weekend.
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Goes TO los ANGELES

Wallace Lundquist has zone to Los
Angeles. Calf, where he has ac,
ccptcd position.
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HERE FROM DICKINSON

Mrs. II. L. Holdrcn of Dickinson
is spending a few days shopping in
the city,
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I. o. o. F. INSPECTOR TOl,R

I. O. o. F.. INSPECTOR TOUR
T. G. Harrington, brigadicr gencr.
al, commanding the department Of
North Dakota, Patriarchs Militant, /.
Q. .. F., and Brigade Assistant Adj
jutant General r. f. Carlander left
this morning for an inspection tour
of the second regiment Of the brig
adc. The tour will include visits to
10 cantons in the northern part Of
the state. Colonel w. J. Holbrock.
commanding the second regiment,
will join them at Minot. At Grand
Forks decorations of chivalry will
be given to two Odd Fellows for
long and faithful service. The Of
ficers will then inspect the first regi.
mcnt before returning to Bismarck.
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TO JAMESTOWN.

Judge Fred Jansonius and Court
Reporter McCarty went to James
town this morning where the judge
will hear few court cases which
were held over from the December
terms of court which he conducted
there.
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RETIlRN FROM NEW WORK

DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Schipfer return
cd Sunday from New York City
where they have been visiting. Or.
Schipfcr attended medical conven.
tion while away.
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HERE SATIiRnAY

Mrs. NJ. L. McElroy and daughter
If Steele were visiting in the city
Saturday.
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GUEST OF SISTER

Mrs. Laura Bayman of Escanaba,
Mich, is in the city for q several
days visit with her sister, Miss Mary
Mccoy.
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FROM WILTON

j FROM WILTON
Miss Esther Engstrom of Wiltor
has been visiting friends in the city
for few days.