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'In thete assortments will be
found garaeiit8
to fit children
from 1 to
16
years of age
—A- Kinsman now has 55,000 feet
ot glaS8 in bis greenhouse roofs and
has about 11,000 carnations and 16,000
ro8e«r bloom It is a sight well
worth seeing*.
oJlMr-wd Mrs. Chas. S. Ashton left
Tuesday evening of last week for their
home in GoodlettsvilJe, Tenn. after a
visit at the A. N. Kinsian home
—The dates for the next Mower
2Suntji?ir„have been set for Sept. 27,
-S and 29,1911. Prepare to get ready.
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evening by a score of 37 to 19. In the Th,.^aw^u ^aw Wednesday and
preliminary game between the Fresh- Jav vlil
men and the Sophomores tbe latter won esterwv was warmor
by a score of 12 to 2.
—Masquerade ball by the Danish
Brotherhood next Friday evening at
Hirsh's auditorium.
—The Ladies of the Congregational
hurch were entertained Friday even
ing at the Manse by those whote birth
days come in January. About 100
were pr^nti
—Mr. andMrs. Matthew L. U1 well
ing left yesterday on a trip to Maeon
City.
—The next number of the Public
library course will be given at the Bap
tist chureh tomorrow evening, Feb. 2,
by Edward Elliott* entertainer. He
takes some play and acts it out trr it
most realistic way without the use of
scenery or'special costumes. He is
now in his twentieth year of this work
and has won gteat success. Hie will
give something well worth bearing.
—Remember the meeting of the
Mower CountyGood Eoadsassociation
at the court house on Friday afternoon
•f next week. Febr lO. The report on
rules and by-laws will be made Mid
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