The Washington Republican Washington County Friday November 16, 1900 When that girl says yes to you, bring here to W. CALVET, boss jeweler, and get one of those fine engagement gold rings, plain or engraved and be happy in your hymeneal for the balance of your life. Miss Tracy MANS, from near Hanover, has a position with the Post-Register. S.L. LASHBROOK was up from Clifton last Saturday visiting old acquaintances. Mrs. HIGGINS and daughter, Mabel, of Linn were in the city Monday, shopping. Miss Emma BOSWELL left for Lincoln, Neb., last Saturday to enter a conservatory of music. Mrs. ARCHER, who had been visiting the FEELEY family at Greenleaf was in town Tuesday on her way home to Wymore. Miss Mattie JOHNSON went to Grand Island, Neb., last Saturday and will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. E. ROSE. Good Violins for $1.50 at W. Calvet's. Good accordians for $2.50 at W. Calvet's. In the football game at Clyde Wednesday, the Washington team won by the score of 10-5.