Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-12
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"ardner Perem..
member Who BeiIe yes Y, s'oriiy Fi,.,
ne ease of Brudder law. "''eheraa.
OF Miner Hill, Tenn. win 11, . Warren
or "pI , sad Brother Garda ,a'' to oei.
Elder ioots to push anoths, w " 70
ing box into the sto," enptyher.
a "ar RE &c. claims dat he am bsx hr''ad,r
f. f." Ia nc mas written to dis club y ,'Caed
10 30 sunthin' to drive de- sr,, % ask i
u witcEo. tn IA, got to sich pas, 'p e..
al night an ride him u, , ~, De ban
try an Brudder Warren t oOer de ken.
hia hsl passln oeer his face an s spssf
sahthin fer him. If he w., VIII Do
t tgn m'nlts- As he am an hop ap'rl ten
lur away we shall cross h is n an
ne books an send him ofish nane Of
'a' ne am a bounced man" 3' n0la
- hey repeatedly referred ;. j,
'iia,'er Oh stperstishun. am Il No.. :" dli
o o,h n ne s enlightened dey kin BE- a,.,
out ~i,.hdo DE day Of ghosts, iobgob II me, .s
man who can't believe il b,s ue euli
IN dis club. Mebbe dar wa AZ a'laes'
wnen witches went chasin' 'roa,d ,'9 !,
kentry ON an ole raw.bonaJ S'''u De
scarln' people half to death aa,, mule,
h trall OF fab an smoke, but l thi0n.
hey changed. De wcdder ai Mn 'n a
Ter EN- now, an de pur,ecce a., f'sat
co lla, an send EN- to de work.b b~
''Mebbe speerit hands har nou Us.
iaid on Brudder Warren but ~ a %n
it. l guess Tennessee whislr uOu''
great deal to do wild it. All o von I T.,
listen to me when I say dat 10 i ~
complaint of speerit hands IN NJ ~ iust
will be follercd by a scene 70 D, a'n
somebody's heart ache! Bo ka n"'s
now unknown hands pull yer ha'r M
member of dis club who sees vi,aS
nav De''er Keep powerful quiet about,
or he IL be turned ober to do Kial:'.
Committee to be dealt wild IA s
tary will write to Brudder Worra s,' AZ.
we hey done sunthin' fur him an,nos
ty our branches at Chattanoog. ~,
knoxville dat he has bin fred -
Inc chairman of the Committee m
internal Harmony then announced h.
readiness to report on the e.sa =.
Trustee Pullback VS.. Whalebope HOr
ker. The two members live in .a,
cent cabins, and were considered fr;onl,
as well as neighbors until Trustee cav.
a molasses candy-pull and invited in,
score of friends and left Mr.. and Mr..
Howker at home to chew tho end NJ "a
Election instead of his candy. Howker
appealed to the club, under bylaw q
defining fraternal feeling, and the case
has been hanging fire several week,
The chairman now reported
eve not only interviewed all de par.
ties, but we ate some Of de candy.
While we would incouraige fratenaI
teelln among members, an while WA
believe dat members orter do mo- fur
each odder dan fur outsiders. we mus
declar our belief dat one member am
not obleeged to invite anoder member
to the sanctity of his home. In dis
case Brudder Pullback knowed dat
Brudder Howker has sore eyes an a
bad cough, an dat his wife was hard o
hearin an given to de habit of spittin
On de stove. DER presence could no.
hey added to de eclat of de occashun
an il was fur better under de sarcum
stances dat dey be left out. We would
an do unanimously absolve Brudder
Pullback from amy evil intent
On motion of Rev. Penstock the re-
port was accepted. He said he WIS
glad the case had come up and been
officially acted on, as he lived in the
midst of many members of the club
and had been greatly annoyed at Their
Interpretation of friendly feelings. He
would lend a brother member ia!
iron sooner than an outsider but when
it came down to giving a party be
should invite and leave out whom he
pleased. Detroit Free Press.