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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03
FIFTH EDITION.


A grand masquerade hop was given
In the hall by the paper makers Satur-
day last. The march was led by John
Harrington. Wilmington, and Mrs. A.
Russell OF Newark, followed by 30
couples. Among the guests present
were Mr., Hobson and sister Of Lam
denberg, Mr.. Alex. Sanders and lady
OF Landenberg, Mr.: John Morrison
and Miss Alice Clowern of Strlckers-
Vile, Pa, Mr. Bullln.and lady of Hare's
Corner, Mr.. Morris and lady OF Ogle-
town, and many others.
The dancing school here has so far
proved q grand success; they have so
scholars under the management of
Mr. John Lynch, of Singerly, Md.
Mr.. Stroupe Of Curtis Bros paper
mill, met with sad accident on Sat-
urday night, by having one OF his fin
gers torn off by the Winding shaft on
the paper machine, and two others
badly mashed. Dir. Kollook dressed
the wound, and he is getting along
very nicely.
The paper makers will give grand
ball on Thanksgiving night. There
will be a grand prize waltz, In which
the Wilmington people are invited to
participate. W. NJ. II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03
DotA

Call and examine our line OF dress
goods for winter wear. 1t scomplete.
4. A, Shannon, 719 Market and TO
Shipley street.
Revival services are being held In
st. Pauls NJ. E. Church.
A number OF stereoptieon views
will be used this evening In tho Cen
trail Presbyterian Church TO illustrate
Rev. Mr.. Thompson's ''Bushel of
Travel in Peck OF Time"
Rev L. E. Martlndale, Rev. L. w.
Laylield and other ministers will be
present at the re-openlng OF the NJ.
u. Church at Camden, next Sunday.
The Women's Home Missionary So
clety will meet Mt Delaware City oil
Wednesday morning, and continue in
session until Thursday.
The Young Peoples Society OF Chris.
tlan Endeavor OF Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church will give a clothes pin
soclable in the Y. Nj, @. A, building this
evening, the proceeds to 90 towards
liquiduting the debt OF the church.
The Unitarlans have raised fund Of
81 TO- for the purpose OF erecting @
church parlor.
The directors OF the City Building
and Loan Assooioation, which wai
wrecked by Eldridge Pierce. have mp
piled to Secretary of State Marvel Il
dissolve the Loan. 1t is supposed that
II will pay some forty cents on The
dollar.
U. s. Marshal H. c. Mahaffy haI
libelled the sloop Henry and Howard
for seamen's wages. .....
The Pussy and Jones Company ship
ped two caf loads oil paper machinery
TO the Glens Falls Paper Mill Company
at Fort Edward, n. Y, yesterday, anC
one car load of powder machinery I,
T. /. DUPONT de Nemours Il Co.
Miss Maggie Mealey, daughter o
John Mealey, and young lady friend
while riding on Market street yester
day afternoon were thrown from TIN
carriage by the horse getting fright
encd, when ono Of the shafts OF tn
carriage broke.
Frank Lang, who has been cmploye,
in the Office of the New York Recorde
for some months, left our city by til
| Blue Limo of the b. a. o. Railroad q
1924 to-day for New York, where h
expected to arrive in time to cast
vote for Fassett for Governor.
Arrangements are being made fo
John Gibbons TO become security fo
WIN. Gibbons, charged with being cot
nected with the burning OF the DuPoI
barns, in the STUN OF $4,000, to appea
at the nest term of court to answer IL
the offence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03
TIE LEVY COURT.
Regular November Meeting To-Day
InstructinR the ASSESSOR.

InstructinR the Assessors.
The Levy Court held Its regular No.
vember meeting to-day In the Court
House, commencing at 10.45 o'clock.
All the members were present, and all
the Assessors of the county were pres
ent except three.
This being the regular time for the
Levy Court to Instruct the assessors
in regard to their duty, Clerk Eliason
read to them Chapter eleven Revised
Code which contains their duties. The
assessors will now commence the as
sessment of all new properties and q
full poll assessment to meet the re-
quiremenis OF the Five Commissioner
law.
On motion Of James II. Clark an or
der was drawn for $50 In favor of Jas.
Cannon, Of Red Lion Hundred, for
sheep killed by dogs and the amount
was charged to appropriation on
dogs.
Sheriff Simmons, through Deputy
States Attorney General Davis, applied
for an additional warden, owing to the
crowded condition OF the jail.
There are 10 prisoners now In the
jail, and with the DUPONT prisoners
more help is needed.
Mr.. Hutchinson moved that the sher-
If be authorized to employ an addl-
tional warden at salary not exceed
ing $50 month.
Mr.. Jolls moved an amendment to
make the salary S45 a month. The
amendment was accepted by Mr..
Hutchinson aud the motion was adopt
ed.
Mr.. Gillis wanted to know why the
day warden was paid $68 per month
while the night warden was only paid
$40. Nobody seemed to answer.
communication from the Whining
ton City Railway Company, with a
plot showing how they would lay the
track on Third street bridge, II permits
sion was granted t.. GROSS that bridge.
| Mr.. Hickman Offered the commune
cation as the report of the committee
and moved that the request OF the Will
mington City Railway Company be
accepted.
The motion was adopted and the
committee was instructed to net in
conjunction with the attorney OF the
Court in drawing up contract
On motion of Mr.. Grubb the matter
OF extra assessments in hundreds that
have been divided luto additional dis
tricts, WAS referred to the attorney OF
the Court.
On motion of Mr.. JollG, the attorney
of the court was authorized to enter
satisfaction on the bond of j. Ii. s.
Cam OF Rod Lion hundred.
MIR. Gillis moved that the salary OF
the night warden in the Jail be raised
from $31 to $50. Mr.. Eliuson said the
night warden had not half SO much
to do as the day warden.
Mr.. Jolls moved an amendment TO
make it 545, which amendment was
accepted and the motion was adopted.
The monthly report OF the county
| treasurer was read.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03
DIED.
slst, 1891. Maris Taylor.

TAYLoR-oct. sist. 1891. Maris Taylor.
Relatives aud friends. Excelsior Lodge
No. Z. X. of p, Jefferson Council No. 10.
American Mechanics are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral services at his
late residence, No. 1923 Lancaster avenue.
Tuesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. Inter-
mont at Riverview cemetery.
Philadelphia and Delaware County pa
pers please copy.
KURrZ-At Klamensi. on Nov. l, Pauline
Dram, daughter of Geo G. and Ray
Kurtz, aged2 years,
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the
noon. Service at the house at 2 o'clock.
lnterment at Newark. Del.
There's new made grave in the Gem etery
There's coffin under the sod
Her parents hearts nigh broken,
hui our baby lIvos with God.
MAMMA.
BUBENzER On November Sd. 1891, Fran
eisca. daughter of Daniel and katherine
Buben2ef. aged 10 years.
Funeral on Wednesday at 10 a. IN. In
torment private. /
BANNAR-on October 81. after an Illness
Of three weeks of typhoid fever. Wesley
D., only son of Margaretta nnd the late
| George Rannar, nYed 20 years,
Relatives and friends are invited TO at,
| tend his funeral from the residence of his
| mother. No. 20i Fast Fifth streets Tues
| day afternoon, November D at Q o'clock
lnterment ut Rivcrvlew Cemetery
What is death1
| Across the dark and narrow portal
| Human eye can never roam.
But the hope springs up immortal.
| Tint II leads the wanderer home. 0.
Gone from the hearts that loved him SO
DURTON-On November %. 1891. Arthur
H., son of ALBANIAN aud Amelia Burton
aged 20 wears.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence
No 1l2 East Seventh street on Thursdn,
afternoon nj ao'clocls Services at ihl
house. Intcrment ut Riverview Gene
| terry.
As we stood by his bed,
And s.lw him fade,
| And gently pass away,
OFTEN In our hearts we'd pray.
That he ms ht Ion ger stay.
| Oh Ito KIN W what he has suffered,
| As he lay from hour 10 hour,
But bis saviour saw and pitied,
Then bore his soul away
"...... MOTHER.
Sussex county papers please copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

Samuel j. Watts, the grocer, No. 2l6
Adams street. sold last month IA new
standard sewing machines, the most
OF them for the cash, and on short
time leases among the best classes OF
people and WIS rewarded for his good
work by Mr., Il. ID. Brown, the generous
manager, to tho extont OF ton dollar
bill and a pair of new 50 shoes, (exclu-
the rotary shuttle and rapid transit
quick train movement and runs us
light and npi5eless a. q clock and in
all respects different from any sewing
machine over made, and Mr. Watts
challenges tine world to compare
mechanism with his the "Stnndnrd, ;"
which was awarded the diploma at the
great Wilmington Fair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

CHERIBFeS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ Of levari FRcias TO me directed,
VIII be exposed to public sale at the hotel
oil WIN. T.. smith. at Kirkwood. In Pen.
cador hundred. New Castle county. Del,
on FRIDAY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

Peter NJ Lowe, n resident of the
Ninth ward, called at the EeruBLlcAN
Office ttis morning with another YER
sion OF the line moving affair last
week from the house Of Mrs Charity
Elliott. No. 1878 Market street. ie
says the lines owed Mrs. Elliott S23,
OF Witch sl2 was lur rent and the bal
anee for store till, Tho rent MIR.
Cline paid but did not pay the store
bill. MI. Lowe says the noise made
bythose gathered IN tie house that
night WIS tiisRIaceiul. and the Ian
guage uSol TO Mrs. Elliott was insult.
ing. Besides, they used her very
roughly and she still mas blue marks
Oh herarma. Mr. Lowe thinks 1t very
strange mat people cannot tell the
truth about this matter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

Washington Conclaye, No. 2, Hepta-
sophs or Seven Wise Men, will hold
their regular meeting this evening,
when every member is requested to
be present. There will be several can
dldntesfor initiation, and some others
will take their degrees. This Conclave
is now going ahead rapidly, and initia-
ting members at every meeting. ID
has been fortunate In securing num-
ber OF young members, who have
proved active workers. and conss-
quently the Conclave is now building
up, and has liz members in good
standing. The young members should
DO encouraged by the presence and ad-
vice of the older members, and 1t Is
hoped there will be a good attendance
tonight,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

Andrew X. Crane, the glass blower
residing at No. $40 iiennett street, who
was 30 badly burned at the works last
week, is improving and will be able 10
attend to his duties In lew DAYS. He
has been attended by Dr. First OF
Eighth ana spruce streets, and al
though HE life WAS at frat despaired
OF, under the physioisn's sklllful treat
ment, he 10 now able to be about DIR.
Frat is one OF the beet physicians LIP
the eastsrn part of the city, and that
this 10 appreciated, 10 shown by the
fact TINT he Ia always busy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

James A. Polk and Miss Mary j..
Finn were married at the house Of the
BRIDES parents at Newport this after
moon, by Rev. julius Dodd. On Murch
n, 1889, the bride and groom elect were
badly injured by train on the r., W.
~ B. railroad colliding with their car
Iriage at tho crossing above Newport,
and fora time 1t was feared they would
not recover. They have survived their
injuries, and although Miss Finn Is
somewhat manned she is comparatlve-
ly we'll and the pair enter OH the mat.
rimonial sea with bright hopes OF hap
piness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

Miss Jennie r, Link was 1S years
old yesterday, and the event was cele-
brated by party ut her hone. No. $40
East Fifth street, last evening. ALI
present spent happy evening, and
an abundance of refreshments were
served. The young lady also received
a number of handsome presents from
her friends.
Among tho guests were: Miss Jose
phine Arnold of Philadelphia Lydia ).
Erhardt of Salem, N. j., and many of
her lady and gentlemen friends OF
this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

AAhiioN - w -AFHlheihic
A very pleasant and enjoyable mas
querade party wRs given at tho home
of Miss Lulu Hyland, at Newport, on
Saturday evening, Oct. 3isG Az Il
seasonnble honr the guests retired to
the dining room, where table, laden
with all the delicacies of the season
awaited them. After ample Justice
WINS done they departed Tor home,
Among those present were: Miss NJ.
Rice, Miss Williams, Miss l.. Clayton,
Mr.. II. Garrison, Mr.. g. Sehofleld, Mr..
X. Liddell, MIR. j. S. Hanley, Mr.. b. r.
Mcdaniel, Mr., J. Photatek, all of vii.
Imington; Mr.. f. p. Ewing, Mr.. ID.
IO'Keere. of Rockland, Del; Miss NJ.
lSindall, Mrs. l.. Allison, Miss N. Davis,
Miss Lulu Hyland Miss q Sindall.
MIR. W Groome, Mr. G. Sindall. Mr.. NJ.
Allison, Mr.. II. Slndall, Mr.. G. Slndall,
Mr.. A. Sindall, Mrs. Hyland and many
Others,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

The sale OF COWS by Elwood Web.
ster, at Hockessln, on Monday waS
quito largely attended, and tho bid.
ding spirited. The entire lot, with
single exception, WAS closed out, at
prldeS ranging fran $40 to $40. This
was doing well considering there were
three sales In our county on tho same
day, and Indicates that good COVE are
still IN demand at good prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

During the past few weeks we'll
dressed young man has been visiting
houses on East Third street trying to
Introduce Il patent non-eXplosive at
taOhmenL for lamp wloks lie said
he was an authorized agent OF Adams
IL Brother, and for every three wicks
a person would purchase, his firm
would give q bible as premium.
The Messrs Adams wish It under
stood that they have nothing what
ever to do with It.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

Wesley, son OF A. L. Sharp, $50 Mon
roe street, was badly burned about the
head and arms, about one O'Clock this
afternoon, by his clothes taking fire
while playing In the yard. Drs. Nau-
dnin and Burr were called in and did
all in their power to alleviate his suffer-
ings. 1t was feared, however, that his
injuries were of such character that
they would prove fatal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

Tho bank OF tho cellar for the store
of Harvey and Sisler, at Third and
French streets, caved in about !. 80 D..
m. to-day burylng u boy so that only
tho top of his head was visible.
The earth was soon removed ard he
was released from his uncomfortable
position. Luckily he escaped with lit.
tie injury and was able to walk to his
home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

Charles Schaeifer, whose car caused
the death of little Harry Hfrzel on Sab.
urday afternoon, declines to run an
electric car for the present. and tho
company have transferred him to tho
Rising Sun branch. Sehaeffer know
little Harry, and as he thought a great
deal OF him, tho accident has caused
him considerable worrlment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

The funeral of joel First, who died a
few days since, took place yesterday
afternoon from his late residence, No.
700 Shipley street, and was attended
by u large number of his friends and
relatives, The religious services were
conducted by the Rev. Charles E.Mur.
ray. OF St. Andrews Church, and the
pail bearers were from the different
lodges with which he was connected.
The interment was made in The Will
mlngton and Brandywlne Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

Mr.. J. b. Reed. the upholstereV,
at 9th and latnsll, whose place OF
hnalaess was partially destroyed by
fire on Sunday evening, desires to re-
turn Thanks to the Niagara Insurance
Company, OF which L z. Buck is the
agent In this city, for the prompt pay
ment Of his policy, he having received
the Dash in less than twenty-fourh hours
after the fire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

XKTANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL,
NV hOusework, Apply t. w r. Cars.
well, 9TH street and Halir6ad avenue.
n39t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

At the Quarterly Conference held In
Wesley NJ. L. Church lust night, the
Rev. John b. Qulgg, of North East, was
invited to become pastor next confer
enGe year. Rev. w. u. Koons is finish
ing his fifth year and has been invited
to betolne pastor Of North East.
The following resolution was adopt
oil by the Official members of the
charth.
Resolved, That we, the Official menu
hers OF Wesley NJ. L, Church. do hers
by extend our most sincere thanks to
all those churches. societies and indi-
yi-l ais wio W. k d 30 nobly together
III making the carniva, u"1 at g
rnk sept. 22d to Oct, 9TH the en- :
fit OF our church, the grand success 1t
was.
i,ese lyed, That this resolution be
publ hei in he Every Evening and
DAtLf REruBLICAE OF our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03
THIRD EDITION.



The investigating committee of the
Lazy Court was at work yesterday GO
ing through the wards OF the Northern
collection district OF Whining, John
.. Dougherty collector.
All the menlbers of the com
mtttee were present EXCEPT Mr..
Hickman. AS with the other wards
the assessment, and the delinquent
Hats were compared with list No, 8 the
list containing the names OF those tho
Republican committee paid Tor.
The committee commenced on the
Seventh ward and soon found that
Bishop Coleman and his son Alexis |.
DUPONT Coleman were returned as de-
lipquents. They both personally paid
their taxes to Mr.. Dougherty and have
his receipts.
Amongst others returned as delln-
Qucnts were. Samuel A. Macallister,
John p. MeLear, DR.. L. I. Negendank,
]. Parke Postles, the Rev. G, NJ. Hick-
man, W. s. Tanguy, Il. d. Walter,
Washington Il, Ralston ard Mayor
6tansbury ]. Wiley,
Mr.. Wiley was returned as an error
for a poll tax on a S200 assessment.
On the office record the amount as.
aessed to Mayor Wiley was $500.
Mayor Wiley In explanation states
that on three different occasions he
called at tho tax office to pay Mr.
Dougherty his tax, but each time that
gentleman very politely informed him
that he coulu not find his tame on the
duplicate and that he did not appear
TO be assessed. Mayor Wiley said he
had no fault to find with Mr.. Dough
erty's pollteness. As the mayor owns
properly outside OF the city Dough-
erty's return OF his name as a delln-
EnnFN in
This fully explains how the name OF
Wilmington's mayor appears on the
delinquent list.
About $50 o'clock the committee
finished the Seventh ward and pro-
ceeded with the Eighth which was In
such mixed up condition that they
made very slow progress. About 5.3C
o'clock the committee adjourned to
meet on Wednesday at p. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03
80. ON THURSDAY. .#.
THE l?Tu DAY OF NOVEMBER 1881,
Atao'cloel,, p. M,


The following described real estate, viz:
Alltliat certain lot or parcel of land
situate in the city of Wilmington In New
Castle county and State OF Delaware.
beginning ut n point on the westerly
sidO oil Lincoln street at the distance of W
feet southerly from the southerly side of
Lancaster avenue and running thence
Chestnut street, thence therein wcsterly
$50 feet; l5.ence noTtherly paralf-
el with Lincoln street 40 feet nndthence
Gnsterly and parallel with Chestnut street
lbC feet o the place OF beginning.
Seized and taken In execution as the
properly of heodOre II. Pratt and Louisa
Pratt his wife. mortRngers and I. ts.. 10
be sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS. Sheriff.
Shprlffs Once. Wilmington, Oct. "a,
1891. cSf-et-eod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE ilTnDAY OF NovEMBER, 1891,

At 3 o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain tract of land or. water
lot situate, lying and being In the city of
New Castle, New Castle county aud Slate
of Delaware on the southeaslerly side of
Water or Front street ana northorly
side of Harmony street. having front
OF l4l feet on Water or Front street and
extending that width GOO feet into the
rlvor Delaware 1t being the same vacant
land or water lot mentioned and described
In an uot of the General Assembly OF the
State of Delaware. entitled an act TO vest
In James Kennedy tho title of tho State
of Delaware in certain water lot or vacant
land In the town OF New Castle, passed at
Dover March l. 1851. and recorded IN the
recorders office at New Castle In the Re
cord of Private Acts, A, volume ]. page
2l2.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Joanna Burnett. sdminiAtrn-
irix Of James Kennedy, deceased. and to
be sold by .5z5=Zz5
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sheriff.
sherin's oifiee Wilmington, October -
1871. o96-6t'cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

sYMrrOMs-Mo intense itching
nnd stingiHgj most ut night; worse by
scratching, II allowed 10 continue tn
mors form, which often bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming very sore. SwAYSE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in most cases
removes the tumoE At druggists, or by
mail, for 50 cents. DE. sWa5ne : son,
PhllNlelphiA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03


The following described real estate, viz:
A II that certain plantation and tract of
land with tho huildings thereon erected
siuatc in Penrader hundred, New Castle
county aforesaid beginning at Il stone In
the middle OF the ruUd leading from GIas.
gov 10 Newark, adjoining lands of the
heir of Jacob Ferris. deceased Ferdinand
JanSier, hahlon Baton and James Cam
thence running along said road south,
degrees east, iS perches and 7-l0 to a stone
thence south SIN degrees, west 81 $40
pcrehes 10 n walnut Tree thence south
dcsrees saEt 81 and lilo perohes to a wild
cherry tree, thence south on degrees cast,
SB perohes anu $40 TO q stone Theme north
"a aud \ degrees, cast rs perches and 3-l0
TO a stone ia The middle of the above
named road thence along said road north
l3k degrees, west % prrChcs and LIN to
Sample run, thence along said run north
81 degrees, east perohcs and 40 to small
ash tree, thence along said run north 93td
degrees, east lD perchea and l-10 thence
north 70 degrees east ~ and d-l0 perches
thence north as and u degrees, east 6
perohes thence north III and y degrees,
east peroheS thence north 1871 degrees,
west 10 percIes thence north 40 and Y
degrees west 10 perchos thence moth
33 degrees, west II percheB thence
north SO degrees, east porohes thence
north 10 degrees, east 8 perohas thence
and $40 thence north ~ degrees, east
2s perches thence north 2oH degrees
west IS perGhes to stone thence north
IS degrees west 50 perches o Battun thence
south 81 dosrces, west 81 perches to the
place of beginning. containing 14b acres,
ono rood and II perohes and 2O-l0o of q
porch OF land more or leas.
Seized and taken In execution as the
properly OF William Kyle and Catharine
Kyle hfs VIE PSSS & op Sut to be sold by
shsrin's of1co. Wiininst.n. Oct. Il; 1901.
acif-tR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-03

Miss Olive Mifphin, Of No. OPS pne
street. gayF n birthday surprise party
to Master iIehert klund Monday eyeu.
Ing Nov md Tie party met ut Miss
Oliye'o homo and proceeded at b oclOcis
to Master Herbeft8
Those present were the Misses Ma
SalIic Eheehardt, May lnylor Kettle
RuLio, ReSsle Wilson, Maggie Muir.
phin, FIortHte EHec. Nellie lIalair Il,
Lizzie Scout and Clara Hayman.
Masters has, Fountain, Chas. Seal,
Frank Eoti.ter.Z Alnerf iiWyman Johu
Albmts, Frank BurEmHstar, Vile
Mask, Ionn!e LHmpnere, Leon Klund.
Elmer kl1nd, Matter Ci.rt Waltcl
iyneh,and Freddie kluud. Il, ere was
masic, dancing, games, and reires h,
m nts. \ very ENJOYABLE evening was
So mt and they retired alta late hour.