—Wm,. Heisler, the man who recent1
ly assaulted officer John Beckel, was
brought before Judge Kingsley Mon
day at his own request and plead guilty
to the charge of assualt in the second
degree. He was sentenced to the state
reformatory. He was a stranger here.
—George Hirsh returned Saturday
from his three weeks trip in the east.
He visited New York, Washington and
"Norfolk as well as some of his old
friends in northern New York. He
went to the Jamestown exposition.
He made large purchases of goods
while in the east. f
—Rev.
Chas. Forster, .pastor of the
Christian church, left Sunday night for
Sacramento, Cal. and other California
points on a four weeks vacation. A
pleasant surprise party was arranged
for him Friday evening at the home of
E. E. Norton on Oakland avenue.
About fifty of his church and congre
gation were present. The evening was
spent very socially.'f$3A kodak was
presented to the worthy pastor as a
token of esteen.
—Cook with Gas.
—jfou can get a state fair preotium^
listatL. D. Baird's office. PS! .'-tSfiSIS
—Mrs. H. F. Peirson and daughter
are visiting friends in Preston. r}~
—Mrs. A. F. Mattice went to Aber
deen Monday to visit her son Oscar.
—Mrs. Arthur Cole went to Lake
Minnetonka Monday to visit her sister.
—Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Hilker
spent Sunday with relatives in Wal
tham.
—Grain cutting is practically finished
and considerable stacking has been
done.
—Miss Fanny Gies will leave today
for Wisconsin to visit her sister, Mrs.
Clara Lowe.
—Mrs. Charlotte E. Baird went to
Bayfield, Wis. last week to spend sever
al weeks and get relief from hay fever.
—Sister Juliana of Chicago arrived
Wednesday to visit at the Guinney
home east of the city.
