—Miss Veta Weisel came home from
Red Wing Wedresday to stay over Sun
day.
—The Episcopal ladies will hold a
S03iable this evening with Mrs. R. E.
Shepherd. All are cordially invited.
—1 lot Zephyr Ginghams regular 8
and 10c values Thursday, Friday and
Saturday 5}-£c a yard. Fisch Bros.
—Bert Banfield arrived yesterday
from his winter's sojourn in California.
He is considerably improved but has a
bad cold.
—The Brotherhood of the Baptist
church will meet this evening at the
church. Attorney Lafayette French
will give an address.
—Rev. G. W. Lutz will deliver the
Memorial sermon before Mclntyre
Post, G. A. R. and the W. R. C. at the
M. E. church Sunday afternoon, May 28
—Lace Curtains, 65 different styles
to select from at 28c a pair and up.
Thursday Friday and Saturday every
pair in the lot at special prices. Fisch
Bros.
—Ladies Suits in two lots for Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, 1 lot at just
one-half price. 1 lot at just one-third
off regular price. ^Io exchanges, no
alterations. Fisch Bros.
—Dr. Daigneau had his wrist dislo
cated Saturday afternoon while start
ing up his automobile in front of his
office. One of the crankwheels slipped
back and struck him on the lower arm
—The Gibson House at the head of
Main street has been reopened under
the management of S. M. Gee and will
be known as "The Cottage," The form
al opening took place Thursday
even­
ing at which time a reception was given
to a large number of our citizens.
—The ladies of the G. A. R. enrolled
twelve new members at their regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon. There
was a large attendance. wo. com
rades, John Harpman and A. J. Sharp
stene, took the obligations of the order.
