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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-04-03
Special Notices.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-04-03

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-04-03
THE NATIONAL LIFE.

[ From the Indicator, Detroit, Mich, Feb 90 ]
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-04-03

At birth the pulse beats / 30. at the age of
two years 90, eight years 20.
The evening world., 1890-02-26
CRUISE OF THE Scholastic.
Ports Touched by the st. Mary's-
How Boys Can Join Her.

FOIL5 4OaShOS ~
How Boys Can Join Her.
Tn advantages to be derived from 4
course on. the school-ship ~. MAry's have
already been told In The EVENING WORLD,
and. in response TO numerous inquiries.
further information is given.
During the Winter months the st. Mary's
remains in New York, the boys receiving
school instruction every day in English
studies. In April the school term ends and
preparasions are at once begun 10 mt out the
ship for her annual cruise.
Applications for admission hhouln De IlAue
by boys in perton to the superintendent,
Commander CrowninShield, on board the
ship ~ her wharf at the foot OF ThlIty-nIst
street. where they Will pc examiner Dy the
ships surgeon to see thai they are phSS'-
They should be accompanied by their
parent or guardian, who IL REQUIRED u sign
Inc papers. The city furnishes the instruc.
ton aud living free; but TO cover The cost Of
the boys uniform. clothing, bedding. rain
suit. Re, a deposit OF ESQ is required az
time Of entry f fns ou tss bHoy Il attae6ed 70
Il Is during this eratse that most Of the
nautical instruction IL gwen; LsAnhg New
Long Island Sound TO New London. where z
few days are passed exercising boats ana
sails. The crnl'e u DIVIDED mo tHo psL,s;
I tlE IuIGAkA NAhANN ~ -
own coast alter the ship returns from
abr Dad.
the ship proceeds to the coast OF Southern
Europe. usually goinga q, Lisbon, Cadlz or
| GIbrsltar. the fGmousSock fortress OF GreAI
Britain. az the entrance to the Mediterraii-
mean. ,
Thence 20 the lovely and interesting island
of MadeiTa. celebrated for itsnSines, climate
and scenery. At each OF these places the
boys are given leave 10 go on shore once OF
twice, aeeoTding 10 the length 81 stay in
port. The passage home Is made in tn
trade wind region, aud usually occupies
about tSsniy-hys d1J1 ,orOh., on hsr v,y
out At FayAl. one OF the Azores or Western
IslandF. also az the old Moorish town OF
TanRier, in Northern Africa, At the western
end Of the Straits OF Gibraltar.
The remaining part OF the summsr eInls'
In Long leland Sound. the ship seldom Keep
ing under way 81 night a. ths runs estntei
Be made between daylight and DARK. Earl
IN October the ST Mays returns % Ne!
| York for the annual examinations and grad
uaing e1sTetss%
The evening world., 1890-02-26
NO HALFWAY INVESTIGATION.
Street Cleaning Department Mat
tiers to Be Thoroughly Probed.

Street Commissioner Loomis's plan, for
cleaning the streets is not yet operative.
The specifications prepared on which
would-b contractors must base their
bids have not yet been passed on by the
Corporation Counsel. and until they are
bid cannot be advertised for and con-
tracts let.
A further delay in letting the contracts
NAV be occasioned by the Investigation
which the Commissioners Of Accounts are
to make.
This investigation is to be more
thorough and searching thar Com
missioner Loomis asked for. If a proml-
nent official of the city government is to
be believed.
Mr.. LOOMS asked for an examination
of the books and accounts Of his Depart
ment," SAID this gentleman, " but he will
find that the Commissioners Of Accounts
are not in the habit of having the line oil
their inquiry directed by the head Of the
department they are IT, yestigating. What
could the Commissioners mud in the
books and accounts of Mr.. .Loomis's de-
] DHTNIltnts ANONaAA-
LOOMS himself could lind. lhe
scandals affecting the Street-Clean-
inc Department had no reference TO tie
hooks and accounts, and an examination
of them would be 10 no purpose unless
to furnish leads or pointers towards evil
denoe under oath
duct of certain employees Of the Depart
ment. and were in II nature OF rumors
| of aXtOrtIOn.
cit has beeu charged too that they were
set ahoat recently 10 affect the standing
of the late General superintendent OF the
Department. who MAJ possibly be a sue
cess al bidder for some OF the best con
tracts which Commi sioner Looms Is to
award. II is further charged that lhese
rumors were circulated in the interest oil
other wouId-be contractors, who NIGH
not bid so low as Mr.. Greene, but WhC
have a strong political pull.
This proposed investigation the Som
missionsis OF Accounts, / believe, thlnI
should be most thorough aud, above all,
snou d be held before the contracts ioi
street cleaning are awarded" .
In connection with This coming inYestl
patton. eX-Deputy Commissioners Col. A.
II. Rogers appears as an interesting
factor.
When he was discharged by, Commis
EIOner Coleman be threatened 10 max
disclosures OF a startling nature. lie wa
30 soon committed as = lunAtic, however
that his utteTances were generally az
h copied as the rawlings Of an insane person
Yesterday he was declared 90 be E!n'
by a jury. and was released tIOm custody
To-day be renewed his threats OF ex
poAuIe OF rottenness IN the he tTeel
Cleaning Department.
"Ny data we're considered the emAna
ton OF 3 dis eassd imagination before
said he. but now that . court an
Jury have attested TO my SAM
I 10; and / promise that they will Great
no little eommoion when they are pre-
dussdS
The evening world., 1890-02-26
IS THIS A POLICE OUTRAGED

Two Women Arrested for Intoxica-
ton and Discharged by the Judge.
Two respectfully dressed women, who
gave their names as Ida smith. Of 81"
East Twelfth street. and Lille Thompson.
Of 2o4 East Fortieth street, were a%rraigned
before Justice Taintor in Essex Market
Court this morning, charged by Policeman
James II. Adams. OF the Fifth street sta
ton, with being intoxicated and creating .
disturbance in front Of q museum, on Four.
teepth street, between Z and \ O'Clock last
night.
ment. They were robblng bitterly and
seemed to feel the Disgrace of being ar
raianed In a police court.
Miss Smith said she lived with her mother
aud -four brothers, and she and her friend
left her house to take q walk; As they were
passing the museum q band began 10 play
and they stopped to listen. A, number oil
ladies' and gentlemen were standlnR Also,
The pol cenAn came Mp and, VIII an oAth,
ordered them to move on. They did not 20
quickly enough to suit him. He arrested
Neither showed the slightest sign Of dis.
sipation and they told their story with q
Observation-Disclosures and an ehrnestnest
that convince His Honor that they were
telling the truth, and he discharged them.
The evening world., 1890-02-26
BUcKET-sHOPS WIDE OPEN.
No Perceptible Effects OF the Raid
on Little Wall Street.

There was tho usual activity in Little
Wall street" to-day. All the bucket shops
were doing business Just as they we're before
the raid Of Capt. Mclaughlin and his men.
At the Open Board OF Brokers. 40 Broad
street, business has never stepped. The
manage said that the concern dId not pro
poee TO test the constitutionAllty OF we
~''Bucket-Shop law passed last year ior IL
uTFns. Williams. Of 81 New street, was put
ting up the quotations., but customers acre
ehary. They seemed to fear that Their
money might be tied up through prosecution
AT G. A. stockton's new rooms, ~ New
street. AIR. Stockton declined 70 outlihe ne
defense which he should oner hohday' q
which lime the bucket-shop cases were al
ionrned Al the Tombs Court
""Of course, We are not doing anything
and don't intend TO till -
' Sell 1--WE Burlington, = put ina typical
.piayer' at the same time laying some
hank notes on the desk before Mr. htoeAton'
Mir. StockLOn's sentence was never m
isheG. He bluShed. the reporter laqghed,
and theu Mr.. ftOekton DECLARED mat ne go'
RI quotations from PhlAdelpLia.
No other arrests. have beeY made. sne
Cams and Batcheller's the ou0 tSo bucket
shops undistuTbed yesterday, were unnin
fullblAst to-day
The evening world., 1890-02-26
pnrIm Assnoiation Ball.

The charity ball of the Purim Association,
one OF the greatest events OF the season, will
be held at the Metropolitan Opsra-HoUse
next Tuesday evening. Proceeds of the ball
are 10 be devoted to the United Hebrew
Charities, and great preparations have been
made for this worthy object. The llst OF
MANAGER contains the names OF some 81 onr
foremost citizens. q guarantee N ltsel' uhAl
The ball will be a success socially as well as
aaa a. ,tallV
The evening world., 1890-02-26
SEND IN YOUR ACCOUNT.
you Have Made a Good Swap Send a
story Of II to "Ths Evening
World"-YOu May Win $50

m, EVENING WORLD will give to the
- ar woman, boy or girl, who makes
&c hest trade through our Exchange
", u1Svsrtisements during the months OF
I.ruarv and February a Gold Double
Efqle' rrr rvrx,vo
vorIp. then by means Of this ADVERTISE
.,.nt make your exchanges, then write In
W. aver so words a history OF the trans.
..c,lon and send II TO Exchange Editor"
EVENING WORLD.
The evening world., 1890-02-26
COL. MoRAN'S BEAUTIFUL SWORD
1.-THE Evening Worlds" Prize on Ex'
hibition In a Broadway Window.

Pedestrians in Broadway gather about the
window Of the American Specially Company,
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and fairly
blockade the broad sidewalk here.
The window display is one of the finest
and most beautifully arranged In this city
for the American Specially Company deals
in a class OF goods rich. elegant and
beautiful.
But while a magnificent 81, goo vase has
its admirers and the bric-a-brac delights the
artistic eye, the chief attraction 81 the display
winch will be presented TO Lieut.. Col. james
Moran, OF the Sixty-ninth Regiment, as tht
most popular officer OF the National GUAR
The award was made TO Col, Moran oyel
two hundred competitors by the readers ~
1'HE EVENING WORLD, 200. o OF whlcl
voted for him.
The evening world., 1890-02-26
A Puzzl!ng Question.
IE,em T.Is. SiLnsa..I

Atramp halted at the house Of a lady In the
suburbs Of a Texas city, and said to the lady
of tile hon =.
PLEASE give a poor man. who is travel
ling and who i. away from home a tribe to
-" III You haven't got any money TO pay
your expe ise.. why do. you travel Why
don't yor stay at home like do 2 replied
the ~Aslonished female.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

III. Exchange Advertisement Of n
yr,r,no World /" offer great opporttnify
a. ,bo,s ,pho ,oish 10 e1ohdnDe Redt Es-
,o,,. gsr.es, Carriages,J e,reirU. Musical
J~,,[ruments, BicDotes, Books, Dogs,
s.,wp Collections. T%Dpetvrttcrs, Gums,
,lothing, &c. The rate ts bat 30 cents
,or three lines.
The evening world., 1890-02-26
Waiting for the jack.

Iron UTaAeN NNsN@""I
Ms. Poke-I wonder Why thai chimney
doesnt draWf
~ PoksL suppose, my dear. thaa L u
wsiinR foT somebody 70 taEs The t4eA
The evening world., 1890-02-26
Nothing N Not Enterprising,

Urom ne JsEsHsFs Hsskiy-l
Silver Platter TO his ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
one of our CATALOGUES 10 the manager OF the
Boobies Baseball Club at once,
SteuoRrapheT in FuTpTlse'-l-l beg PAR
don. sir; but the club you name Is not con-
nrcted with the trade
item In winch IL is stated that the concern
has lost is entire supply OF pitchers for this
uaaW
The evening world., 1890-02-26
A Good Name.


TTF"HI TIT HTTF"FF T
Guhooly Have the uudertik'rs got an
organ like the jewellers and srOcers aud
other trades
Gus De SMITH believe So
vi at l. the pEmc Of
don't Auog; but the Planters J0@Tnd'
would b. a good one.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

The ,crrors ~ ca srth we're never more Eraphi-
cally deuyribed Nv n sufrrer than they we're 20 q y
Mt. warren Lewis to a reporter. Mr.. Levi. mas =
Long physiral suffering. has helped TO. mNle ms
beard aud hair Nohry. tie has a strong face ana ~
an Inprrsstvo talkrr. Mr.. Lewis ltyss ~ y Jones
At. Witch Fnns from Blrccker to ith st., OF OF 9TH
ave some peopl' call " ' littir Jones. ~ N
Mir. Lewis said to the reporter
The evening world., 1890-02-26
The burglar ~Escaped.
|Uto@ Nssasy' T''k's

lTtom hHHEfya ssskEb i
Get . policeman, quick T! screamed .
womIn. as he ran into the street there ;
= burglar IN the house, r..,U.a
lie impossible to get one soon. Tepnea
man on the sidewalk. there Ism L9@2oh
within seven blocks
The evening world., 1890-02-26
Day and Night.

llFHHt HshAf8s hseAs-l
"She isn't handsome In the daytime but
get Ter Al night IN the ballroom, by George
she il like one Of HOyts plays.
- What are you ia king AboutT'
n'lhe MllLlghL Bele.
The evening world., 1890-02-26
Marriage a Failure.

Prom 1sEsS HVIHgF.l
IaWyer-Suy You want 10 get a divorce from
Your husband
Womsn-Tlats Whatl want.
LAwver-You ku,N him lOng lctore you
married him WY id yon mar h.tt
WoUan -A0u zee wnettAtr We q ne Nas
AWAY. etand'ug around IA nv. way, % al
last marritd HIM Just In get TId ot LIN
The evening world., 1890-02-26
Wise Girl.
iIIam N~rssy'' Tsskiy

tRom HuHsSy'' Ts't'y
GTAce-How can you love Mr.. Sprlghuy'
Ethel? See how awkNardly he walks
Ethel don't object TO the way lie walks
40 long as his standing is good.
The evening world., 1890-02-26
An Independen. Man:

Prom n1HssyI Wsskiy.
Wife-Who will mend your clothes when
am dead and gone
Husbaud-EoLoiy. I'll be able to buy new
clothes thea,
The evening world., 1890-02-26

Billy Muldoon has taken n fancy &c
Jake Kilrain. whom, ha says. he will back
to defeat any man in the world in n finish
match with gloves. He Is arranging for Q
monster benefit for Jake at Hot Springs,
Ark, March 10.
The evening world., 1890-02-26
IL Doubtless L.
IT.. prat.. Raaa.lns /

IFroH. DraFs's 1asaEiHsl
Customer to popular barherl-Wha Is the
hrst reauisite Of success in your business7
B~aTber-Cheeks, cir, plenty OF cheek
The evening world., 1890-02-26
A Fitting Celebration.

Briggs will celebrate his wooden
wedding next Wednesday, remarked
Maddox TO GazZAm. .
That very APPROPRIATE loT bIisss
reCu ar b.ockhead.
The evening world., 1890-02-26
THE TERRORS OF CATARRH.
DESCRIBED ny 4 Wan VINO SUF-
FERED ron FIFTEEN JEJRS.

Mr.. Unrrcn Lc,c:s, Of This City, Teih a
Reporter Ho,r he Had 10 Get OUt Of
he'd md St IN trough the Lopg Hours
Of the Might IN order To Oct MS
Brra,b. aud Ho,r ne Uns cured bD
Drs. McCoy and UiidmdR.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

IN WHooFIso CorGH CunE instantly -
NsTsg NJ whoops And gtEas rssl 70 the patent slth
~ NJ LiteE sassts. lex sals b dTaSghtA
The evening world., 1890-02-26

The Harvard Cricket Club il anxious to
arrange matches for the coming season
with other New England College teams,
Yale preferred.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

The games OF the Seventy; FIRST Regi-
ment and American Athletic Club, which
are down tor Saturday evening. have a
very large list Of entries.
The evening world., 1890-02-26
n He Missed.

Prom NHnSsy'' Wsskiy.l
Tangle-so. you've been to Washington,
ell :
Clovertop-Yes an l saw all the sights
but one.
CIoyeTtop-Mh ny. thc.o durn polltlcGI
fences that they talk abont, looked al
over tho hull place. but III be fingered II
could rec one.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

Baseball teams Of the Amateur Athletic
Union have decided TO play according to
the rules Of the National League, with
the exception Tint the foul.t,p catch shall
put the batsmen out, rs under the old
rule. This determination Ii the result "
a meeting of the Amateur Athletic Union
Baseball Committee.
The evening world., 1890-02-26
BALL.TOSSERS GOING SOUTH.
Five Clubs to Visit the Sunny
Chimes for Practice,
Muidoon Getting Up a big Benefit
for Jake lSilrain.

ny the cud of next week five Northern
baseball clubs will be in South Carolina
and Florida. These are the Chicago aud
Philadelphia National League clubs,
which nre already South; the New York
League. which leaves this afternoon the
Brooklyn League, which omhnrks next
Monday for jacksonville, and the Brook
Ign Players club. which will leave the
latter part of next week. All will devote
the succeeding month to practice.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

F. ]. Callctnn. of Holyoke. is getting
together n strong aselall club. and Will
make u tour Of the New England cities
during April and May. and would like to
hear from clubs in md around New
York CITY, also from teams OF
the Atlantic Association nnd from mines
in the Hudson River Valley. His address
il 237 Park street. Holyoke, Mass.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

Dominick McCafrey is just now EN-
gagged in nh extremely profitable theatrica
tour. He spars only in the larger cities
The evening world., 1890-02-26

The first gnme of the. New York
Players League Baseball Club Mt their
new grounds will he n memorable one.
the Stock Exchange aud Produce EN-
force and will ma Gu 10 their seuts formed
in column with II brass band at the head.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

~ had catarth for httc,n years. bad been to
different doctors, but their treatment, never
amounted to much. had no appetite and ! rot no
sound -lerp at nights. had a dali tenling ~ my
head and my eyes. were very. weak. THROUGH the
night my moss stopped up 20 cnuld hardly BREATH,
.''Therr ws,A dropping Of pNl"gm ~ my thrrs'
which kept me hAw king and upttt nE all the time.
I couldn't get my breath. would have TO get out
Of bed At nirht and sit mp erect TIL midnight and
O'Clock In the morning In order To- get my prrath.
"Some time ago I went to Dr-, Mccoy Hni Wild
man, aud trlt a gradual relief almost IRON the
htat, At the end Of three or four weeks l felt .
great relief. Ny appetite /. good now. ! feel bet
tor and sleep we'll have no more pans ~ my
back and mr. throat and head are more clear when
get up in the mgrninE now.
MY eyes are a great deal stronger. Ny eyclids
used 10 bc iAirly glued together in the morning.
when I would get up. fol 100 pqr cent. better IN
every respect since ] have been under the treatment
of Drs. MoCoy and wlldman' I'm stronger IN ever
way. Drs. Mccoy and wildman have done me
remarkable amount Of good"
The evening world., 1890-02-26

The Corinthinn Yacht Club. which has
grea, plans for pushing to the front thit
season, will hold n business meeting mex
Saturday evening.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

1.-THE Kings Fool" company seems to
be thinning itself. Miss Ada Glasca. who
sings the role Of Felisa, is to sever her
connection with the organization Satur-
day night. Miss Glasca says that b has
been paid in full. but doesn't believe IN
the uncertainty that attends the pey.
ments. Miss Jennie Reiffarth is also leav'
ing; 30 is Mr.. Libby Aldrich.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

The Clifton and Gutenberg tracks
have made n good deal of money this
Winter, and the bookmakers have not
been TAR behind
The evening world., 1890-02-26

Charles MacGeachy is determined tina
the Broadway strollers shall know tn
whereabouts Of his star, Richard Golden
A picture of Old Jed Proudly at the Stur
tevant House is furnished with the man,
of the town in which he is playing ever,
week.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

The talk over the Brooklyn Handicap is
becoming quite animated. Kingston and
Gorge seem to be tho favorites 30 Tar.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

al" Banker. the fast bicycle rider OF
the berkeley Athletic Club, is hesitatins
about appearing OH the cinder path this
scnson. He snys he cannot well spare
the time from business.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

James r. Smith, whose grievance was
wants Justice. And he shall have it, by
Jove. He says his part in Three Only
Daughters" was not taken from him, as
announced. but was cut out Of the play.
- II was cut u much to the authors re-
lief" said Mr.. Smith. ''as It dealt with
q problem more delicate than Theosophy-
namely, ladies' bustles."
The evening world., 1890-02-26

!. Miss Florence st. John, the exalted
has been giving vent to opinions on the
subject of Mrs. Kendall. Miss st. John
fluids fault with Mrs. Kendars weakness
for royalty and for society. She evidently
does not love the famous actress. See
ends an interview with this phrase-or
words to this effect; II wish to heavens,
that she had aJohnnv chasing her." Miss
st. Johns disapproyal must be a severe
trial to Mrs. Kendall.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

John A. Stevens Is writing q sort o
~farce-comedy, TO be entitled Its Bng
lish. You Know, " and it will probably b'
put on the road next season with tn,
social Jack Hamilton as pilot.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

Mike Cushing, who made such q game
struggle against Austin Gibbons. is going
to have n rousing benefit Saturday night
Mt Parepa Hall. All the local fstic stars
have volunteered their services.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

Players League men are congrntulat.
ing each other upon the Determination
70 push John Nj. Wards trial.
They say that the National League
had intended dropping the case,
thinking il would 10 cheaper and easiei
TO buy over the old y ayers. They de
clnre that now the New York Club ha'
failed so utterly in its attempts to buy
out its old players that it Is pushing
Wards case Ms il, last resource.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

There is talk of Mr.. Conried enjoining
Frank Daniels from singing tue - Colum-
bia" song of - The Kings Fool" 1t is
said that Mr.. Conried tried to get an IN.
junction in Cincinnati, but could not
secure it permanently.
The evening world., 1890-02-26

Two or three people have already been
engaged for Mrs. Carter's company. but
Manager Price intends to keep their
names to himself for some time TO come.
One OF the three plays in which the lady
is to appear has been selected.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-06-19
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

MASONIC. - REDWOOD FALLS COMMAND.
4u cry, No, Is, X. T.-Stated conclaves first
Monday of each month, at p. NJ. w. +.
Dickinson, E. Z. E. d. French. Rec.
ANTIQUITY LODGE, No.9l, A. F. s. A. M
Regular meetings on the lst and Sd Wednes-
day in each month, at Z 80 o'clock p. M. o.
L. Dornberg, w. ". o. w. Mcmillan, Sec.
REDWOOD CHAPTER No "a, X. A. M-Stated
Convocatjons the I'd and 4th Fridays of each
month. y. L. Dornberg, H. p. W. F. Dickin-
son, Sec.
T 90. F.-REDwOoD LODGE, No. So, meets
4. every Saturday night, at 1870 O'Clock.
Brothers from distance are cordially invited
to attend. +. F. Hammer, N. G. P. McPher-
son, X. S
ENTERPRISE ENCAMPMENT, No 80. Regular
meetings LIST and Sd tuesday evenings of
each month at 30 o'clock at I.O.O.F. hall.
CRYSTAL LODGE, No. %, D. of R.-Regular
meetings I'd and 4th Wednesday evenings Of
each month at % pm. Mrs. c Goodrich,
N.G. Mrs. Melcn Tradewell, X. S.
o. L. W.-REDwOOD FALLS LODGE, No.
~ 6S, meets on Monday evening Of each
week. Visiting brethren made welcome. c.
D. thompson, NJ. w. SO. Mason, Financier.
II OF P.-REDwooD FALLS LODGE. No. AZ.
Ia. meets every Tuesday evening in Ack-
mann'S Hall. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited. & r. Pease. c. G. Z. G. Peck. K K. s.
- A. R.-JoHN S. MARSH POST, No. S.
VI Regular meetings third Thursday Of
each month. at their hall. A. L. Gale, Com.
M. Jones.
REDWOOD FALLS CAMP No. 4, D. of w.
Meets every second and fourth Saturday Of
each month in G. A. r. Hall Anna SALISBURY,
Capt. Elvina Theiring, o. s.