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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-04
Commissioners Court.

commissioner Court.
In the matter of the petition of
August Schimmelfnnig and others
to establish a new voting precinct:
Ordered that a separate voting pre-
cinct to be known as Yachats Pre-
cinct No. I9, be and is hereby Gre
ated; and that the boundaries there
Of be fixed as follows: Beginning
at the intersection of the line divid-
ing Lincoln and Lane counties with
the line between ranges II and 10,
running thence north to the south
west corner of section 6, township
Ia, range II; thence east to the
southeast corner OF section I, town
IA, range II; thence south on the
east line of said township IA to the
southeast corner of section I3, town
ID, range II, thence east to a point
due north from the the division line
between sections 3 and 4, town IS,
range 10; thence south to the divis
ion line between Lincoln and Lane
counties; thence west along said
line to place Of beginning. That
the voting place of said district be
fixed at the school house in school
District No. 81 within said
voting district. 1t is further order
ed that said Yachats district No. 10
be and is hereby attached to Lower
Alsea district No. 13 for justice of
the peace purposes.
1t appearing to the court that the
sum of 81, 5000, the property of
said Lincoln county, is now in the
hands of J. R. Bryson, as assignee
Of Hamilton, Job & Co.'s bank.
The sum Of SI,G99.92 whereof was
by Henry Denlinger as treasurer of
said Lincoln county, deposited with
Hamilton, Job & Co.'s bank now
aud since June 10, 1893 insolvent;
and the sum of $3.50 whereof were
deposited thereof by Geo. A. Lam
dis, sheriff of said Lincoln county;
and that all of said sums were de.
posted with said Hamilton, Job 6,
Co. as the property Of said Lincoln
county, and it further appearing to
the court that no part of sum of
Fl, 5000 has been returned to the
said treasurer or said sheriff, or to
anyone for said plaintiff; and that
the whole of said sum of 81 $50. 20
was delivered to the said assignee
and by him mixed and confused
with the estate of said Hamilton,
Job & Co., bankers, and that all
of said sum of 81, 5000 is now in
the hands of said ]. r. Bryson as
such assignee, 1t is hereby order
ed that John Kelsay, J. K. Wealth
erford and +. o. Potter are hereby |
instructed to demand all OF said |
money from ]. r. Bryson, assignee
of said Hamilton, Job & Co., and |
if said assignee fails to Immediately |
pay all of said money then to insti-
tute suit for and in behalf of and in
the name of said Lincoln county,
i'll court of equity to recover the
said sum of 81, 3So.29, or any un-
paid portion thereof from said ]. r.
Bryson as such assignee.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSEIRS.

The following are the transfers
of real estate filed in the county
clerks Office since our last report:
A II Rowe, city marshal, to
w l. Davis; tax deed; lot
s, s, blk 4, Fredericksburg 81 90
Same to same, lot II, blk .,
Newport, oo
Same to same, lot ?, Barlow
block, Nye & Thomdson
addition to Newport, oo
Same to same; lot I, blk 5,
Nye & Thompson ad. to
Newport, so
Same to same; part of lot \,
blk 4, n & 4 ad. TO New,
port, 7S
Same to same, lots s, 9,
Union blk, Nye &Thomp-
sons addition to Newport;
consideration, 400
Same to same, tax deed, lots
: and s, Cressv blk, Nye
* ThompSons addition to
Newport; consideration, go
| ], S. Conkhn and wife and
Thos, Y. Reeder and wife
to VIM. McCuen; n W 1
of S w i, 5 w i of n
W i Sec. cI-II-Ic; con.
sideration, 1000. 90
ID. B. Morgan to c. l.. and
+, ID. Tillotson; is acres
land near Toledo; consid-
Grafton, LOO
II, II, Heinrich to Francis X.
Wilson; lot /, blk s,
nogue'S addition to High,
land; consideration, noo. 90
II, Hampshire to Arthur
Rochester; lot 10, blk -,
Graham's 5th a ldition to
Toledo; consideration, 100
lretta Hutchinson Helen
and Golden Williams, to
]. d. Healy; quit claim
deed; sw of sc 4 sec.
IS-tc~GI; conSi ieration, S4.So
Same to \. Gallagher : W
= OF W q sec. eo-Gc-II
consideration, S4.;o
V, II, Lincoln to II. Lacy;
lots l, :, IL, l., blk SS,
Parker'S addition to West
NaQuina; consi 'eration, 6s,oo
W. T. Webber ard wife TO
ChaS. l., Wolvlrton; lot5
blk ;, Bloomel 5 addition
TO Newport; &C Sideratiou, so.oa
4, DERRICK and y iie To las.
Plumlee, lot q. blk -:
Toledo; consideration, 1000
). G.. Irwin aud Wife toll. T..
Blaine; east (, of lots {.
blk II; Newp, IT; oOnSii-
SipiinA 1000,
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District Court.

The proceedings had in district
court this week were as follows:
State of Oregon VS.. Job, Job,
and Davis; continued for the term.
N. p. Stevens VS.. ]. II. Mcneil;
continued for the term.
Geo, Bamford VS.. Mary V. BAN.
ford; action for divorce; decree
granted.
Catherine Grady VS.. Alonzo Dun
den ct al; injunction; referred to f..
%. Potter.
American Mtg. Co. VS.. Mary c..
and Thos. ]. Watson; foreclosure;
decree ordered.
II, Denlinger VS.. NJ, NJ. Davis;
recovery of money; continued for
the term,
w. NJ. Hoag VS., Geo, A. Ian
dlS, sheriff; injunction; argued and
submitted and taken under advise
ment.
GRAND JURY REPORT,
We, the grand jury of Lincoln
county, Oregon, for the December
1898 term, beg leave to report as
follows: We have examined into
all the cases presented to rs or of
which we had knowledge, properly
triable i'll this county, and have
tound indictments where, in our
judgement the facts warranted us
in so dong.
We have examined the ofSceS
and records aud find that are prop
erly and neatly kept, And now
having finished our 1ahors we ask
to be discharged.
IL. NJ. RRUNK, Foreman.
Jan. >, 1894,
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Farms for Sale.

| have several farms, both cult
waited nal mcShivatei, for sale il
tracts OF 80 acres aud upwards
These lands are adapted 10 fruit
vegetable and slreep culture. vii
be sold very cheap and on reason
able 'ermS. Anyone desiring Z,
purchase such lands viii ao wen Il
call on or address
NJ J. AILPHIN,
IT, Little Elk, Oregon.
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Administrators Notice.

In the County Cour, Of Lincoln County, state
ot oregon,
NToIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has hcen appointed by the
county Court ul Lincoln county, oregon, adj.
ceased, late 4 lincOm County. Oregon An
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby nodded 90 pres mt them duly verified.
to the undersigned NJ NGldport, OREGON, with
IN six Wouib> from The dat of this notice: and
MI persons indebted 90 said estate are notified
To settle The same Immediately
Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this nth day of pe,,
emntr' lN& \ n. GINNN
administrator.
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SheriR's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by vir-
~ tue of AN execution dul ylssucd uut Of the Cir
cult Court of tn state of oregon for the County
of LinCOl, under the seal OF the said Court bear
ing date of December lith 1898; in certain
judgement In favor of G. G.. Copeland, and Benl
Gather, partners doing business under the
itrm name and style of Copeland " Gaither-
Plaintiffs against John q. Blake and Ncttie
Blake, doing business together as partners un-
der the name Of Blake House, Defendants, for
the sum of SlO2OO and interest thereon at the
rate of per cent. per annum, from the 18th
day Ot November lSG} and for the further sum
OF SS2.Oj costs aud disbursements of the said
action, which said judgement was duly enrolled
ana uOcketrd in said court ON the first day of
December lSai, In "a certain action wherein the
said c. 6, Copeland ~ BtaI Gather was plain
tif, and said John q. Blake ~ Nettie Blake do
ing business together as partners under the
name OF Blake House was Defendants; said eX-
eeuuun to me directed and delivered, com
rHnd in me that out nt the personal property
hcicnt can not he found then out of the real
property vi the sad Irhn q. Blake n Nettie
Blake, I satisfy the suil sums uf money afnre-
said. Now therefore in pu suancclo the com
Mand oi the said execution and the said Judge.
ment 6id On the iith, day Of naccmher, 1893,
levy upon the following described real property
belonging 'u said Nattie Blake " John q. blake
to-wtt:-Rlovk No. u, in Graham's fifth addition
To- the town ot Toledo in Lincoln County, State
A oregon, being lots numbered. l. >, 3, 1, =, e. :,
$, as plated and recorded in the County clerks
Office OF said Lincoln County, and on Friday
the 10Th, day of January, 1894, at the hour OF
gclocs p. ll. az the court house door in the
town at Toledo, in Lincoln County State Of
Oregon, will sell Rt public auction for cash In
hand all uf the right, title and Interest of the
said Nettir Blake X John q. blake of in and To
the said described premises, 10 satisfy the said
judgement, execution, costs and nccruing
costs. Dated neccmhei, l4th. lS93
C. \, LANDS,
SheriGci Lincoln County
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4 New Receiver.

Just aS We 20 80 press we learn
that Tie resignation of Z. W
Hanlcy has been accepted as O. p.
receiver and {. &. q-r'. of Cor.
wallis has been ,ppoinie..
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Official County Paper.
LOCAL NOTES.

1893 again.
c. B. Crosno and ]. A. Hall had
business at the reservation this
week.
B. f. Jones youngest child has
been quite i'll but is now about re.
covered.
Plant fruit trees and hop yards,
and see how easy it will be to make
n living.
Commissioner J. O. Stearns is in
the city attending commissioner )
court this week.
We don't know anything new
about the railroad and don't believe
you do, 50 there.
Messrs. J w. Parrish and Thos.
,Stakely have been canvassing the
county in the interest of the al
lance.
e. There is not much danger of a
Hour famine in Toledo as three car
loads of that useful article was re-
ceived by our merchants last week
We hope that the court win not
plead ignorance about that $3.50
which Hadley was permitted to
blow in on his eastern trip to see
the Blair-Wharton faction of bond
holders.
Judge Stfahan and Hon. J. K.
Weatherford, of Albany; Judge
Kelsay, w. S. McFadden, J. R.
Bryson, S, T. Jeffreys and Judge
Hufford of Corvallis, were lawyers
that were in attendance at district
court this week,
w. M. Peek, of Lobster, was a
caller at this Office on Tuesday of
this week. lie embraced the OPP
portunity of enrolling his name on
our rapidly growing subscription
list and will keep posted on the
county news for the ensuing year.
He was i'll town attending court.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. w. +. Crosby, of
Albany, were in this place Tues
day. Mr.. Crosby is the we'll known
wheat buyer of Albany, and was
looking after about thirty car loads
of wheat which he had started San
Francisco-wards, but which seems
TO have gotten held up on the way
by the non-arrival of the steamer.
1t is said that certain candidate
ior office in Lincoln county has al
ready started his campaign by n
studied abuse and slander of the
county and all that has been done
by the officials thereof. There has
doubtless been some mistakes made
but what is the old saying about
bird that fouls its own nest?
At the hour of going to press the
Willamette Valley had not been re-
leased at San Francisco, where she
is tied up and completely covered
with attachments, nor is she likely
to be released soon, We understand
that the crew OF the tug Resolute
libeled that vessel today for wages
due,
NJ. ]. Allphin, of Little ELK, was
in the city this week performing
his duty as a juryman. Jack was
the sole representative Of the late
petit jury, the others having been
excused on the adjournment OF last
term Andwe wont be going much
out OF the way to say that Jack is
one OF those rare individuals that it
is perfectly safe TO tie to ard de.
pend upon.
II the court decides that the state
and county funds In the deiunct
Corvallis bank are trust funds and
orders the assignee to pay them
over to the proper parties, there
will not be enough assets lett to
make a good decent pot in a draw
poker game, The state has some.
thing over $4,000 in that concern,
Benton county about sIa,ooo aud
Lincoln county about sI,4oo.
This would make total of about
$4,000, and the depositor that dc
Pends OF any of his deposit would
te most beautifully LETT
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The total expenses of the Nov
ember term OF district comt, iu-
Guiding the adjourned term, were
S76SLo. This covers all the eN-
peuSeS that the county was liable
for grand jury fees and all. This
is the cheapest tern OF court ever
held in the state, all things con.
sideicd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02

Predictions are not always safe, but
wagers on the success of the perform
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Kfndergarten Items.

| The various kindergarten5 observed
Thanksgiving by a. remembrance of the
needy. AT the Darlington kindergarten,
124 S street. the children brought gifts
of food which was carried by Mrs.
Smith to a poor Swedish woman whose
husband has been sick for seven years.
The Rowland Hall kindergarten gave a
dinner and pretty article of their own
work to the children of the Sunbeam
Sunday school. Miss Donnelly's kinder
garten, at Philips chapel, gave a din
ner to the poor children in that neigh
| borhood. Miss Porter's kindergarten
sent gifts to the Orphans home both of
food and pretty woven mats and cards
seWed in various designs, some Of them
the work of children only three years
old. On Saturday two weeks ago, Miss
NagePs kindergarten gave a reception
to the parents and friends, when they
sang German song, had marching and
wand exercises and exhibited clay
modelling and basket weaving. On
Monday, December 8, at 4 p. tnl., at the
First Congregational church parIors
Miss Chaplin will meet the teachers of
the public schools who wish to take a
course of kindergarten training after
school hours.
1t is very important that all young
ladies wishing to enter the regular
training class should do so at once as
no one Will be received after next week,
1t being impossible to repeat the instruc-
ton now being given. There is already
demand for trained assistants and no
others will be employed in the free
kindergartens watch will be opened at
once as several rooms have been offered,
rent free. There is still lack OF funds
and all wishing to contribute can send
their names to Mrs. McVicler> at 1876
East Brigham.
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Provo Card Gins.

The first regular meeting of Proves
new card club. the Monday Night, was
at the beautiful home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. d. Jones last Monday evening The
club is limited to twenty-foUr mem
bers and will meet every two weeks.
High five was the game played al the
first meeting, although this may be
supplanted by whist. The Iady's prize,
a Japanese cup and saucer. was won
by Mrs. Coray, while DR.. Hanberg Sc
cured a handsome cigar case as his re-
ward. The boobies we're won by Mrs.
Beck and Mr.. Denhalter.
The guests present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed Smoot, DR.. and Mrs. ]. Han
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schwab, Mr.
and Mrs George Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
George Havercamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Dow
lovay, Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Monahan,
DR.. and Mrs. F. F. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Dem
halter, Miss Rose Moore, and Mr.. Joe
Daniels.
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Park

One of the chief functions of the
week was the large reception given by
Mrs. H. S. Krouse yesterday after
noon.
The lady's talent as an artist was
shown by the exquisite arrangement
of floral decorations in her pretty
home. She received unassisted
Mrs. Silva, Miss Resale Morris and
Miss Cumorah Smith entertained the
! guests with musical selections, and
Mrs. ". a. Nelden presided in the din
ing room where she was assisted by
Miss Emile KatZ, Miss Edna SHEER
man, Miss Nellie Beattie, Miss Elthe-
lyn Webber and Miss Julia Dean. Miss
Lena Welby was an able assistant in
the role of "doorkeeper."
The invited guests were: Mrs. Nc
Cornick, Mrs. Maria G. Hughes, Mrs.
McVicker, Mrs. Markland, Mrs. Jen-
nings. Miss Geneva Jennings, Mrs.
Seymore, Mrs. ]. C. Taylor, Mrs. Hoag,
Mrs. Valentine, Miss Valentine. Mrs.
Gebhart, Mrs. E. NJ. Miller, Mrs. Niles,
Mrs. Osmond, Mrs. Goldberg, Miss
Goldberg, Mrs. Royle. Miss Royle, Mrs.
Salisbury, Mrs. Daggett, Mrs. Pickard,
Mrs. Fenton, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. j. w.
Clawson, Mrs: Deninny, Mrs. Judd,
L =.
Mrs. Lippman, Mrs. Walerstine Mrs.
S. Hughes, Mrs. Margaret Witcher,
Mrs. Joseph Jennings, Mr.. Priscilla
Jennings, Mrs. Conklin, Miss a. Conk-
lin, Miss H. Conklin, Mrs. Vincent,
Mrs. Charles Zane. Mrs. John Zane,
Mrs. Nelden, Mrs. Thomas Baily, Mrs
H. P. Henderson, Mrs. Kinkead,
Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs. Gilbert Pfoutz,
Madame Pfoutz. Mrs. Mason, Mrs.
Miss Simmons, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. ST.
Mrs. F. Simons, Mrs. Plummer, Mrs.
]. Lippman, Mrs. Phillips, Misses Phil
lips, Miss Sherman, Miss Edna Shear
man, Mrs. Siegal, Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs.
Dart, Mrs. Vc''mer, Mrs. z. S. Rich
ards, Mrs. Dewey Richards, Mrs. Jo-
seph Richards Mrs. DonneIlaD, Miss
Donuellan, Mrs. j. Tilton Donne1lan,
Mrs. Charles Reed. Mrs. Frank Jen-
nings, Mrs. Florence Clawson, Mrs. T.
Baumgarten, Mrs. Weber, Misses
Webber, Mrs. ]. Spencer, Mrs. R. A.
Whitney, Mrs. STANDARD, Mrs. Glen
Miller, Mrs. Luce, Miss Luce, Mrs L.
Cohn, Miss Cohn, Mrs. A. Cohn, Mrs
Shelves. Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. !
Ransohoff, Mrs. Standrod, Mrs. Wood
row, Mrs. A. c. Ewing. Mrs. A. Camp
bell, Mrs. Egbert Roberts, Mrs. Grant,
Mrs. Edwin Kimball, Misses Hartwell, !
Mrs. o. K. Lewis, Mrs. F. E. McGurrin, !
Mrs. Hinman, Mrs. c. Rood, Mrs. H.
Rivers, Mrs. F. Dickart, Mrs. Pinl1er-
ton, Miss Kissick, Mrs. Katz, Miss
Katz, Mrs. ]. Beattie, Miss Nellie I
Beattie, Mrs. S. Walker, Misses Walk
er, Mrs. Bishop, Miss Bishop, Mrs /
Belle Gemmell, Miss Anderson, Mrs. E. |
Smith, Mrs. Moritz, Mrs. Samuels, Mrs. |
S. Bamberger, Miss Mas. Mrs. J. !
Mrs. BTinker, Mrs w
Rivers, Mrs. Shelp, Mrs. Welby, Mrs
Ritter, Mrs. Emanuel Kahn, Miss May,
Misses Cohen, Mrs. Benedict, Miss
Benedict, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Sheets, Mrs.
Seabolt. Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Miner,
Mrs. H. W. Smith, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs.
Lett, Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Hanscome,
Mrs. McCallum, Mrs. Burrows, Miss
Burrows, Mrs. Winnie Kimball, Miss
c. Smith, Miss S. Cohn, Miss r. Nor
ris, Miss Julia Dean, Miss Welby.
Predictions are not always safe, but
wagers on the success of the perform
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02
First Meeting of Unity Club.

On Wednesday, November %, at 8
p. m. the Unity club, of Salt Lake,
met for the first time in Unity hall, II
Main street. The program consisted of
IAN Evening with Oliver Wendell
Holmes" Mr.. ". A. Sherman presen-
ted Holmes as man." DR.. Niles
was to have presented him 'tas a
physician but was unavoidably alb
sent. Mrs. Utter presented him ''as a
poet" Miss Rhoda Pomeroy gave a
sketch of The Professor" Rev. STAN
tley Hunter gave a view Of
him through, English eyes. and Rev.
David Utter summed up his charac-
teristics and his qualifications. Miss
Margaret Utter favored the. club with
a song. Although this was but the in
augUral meeting there were fifty or
sixty Interested people present. After
the programme Mr.. Eugene Lewis was
elected chairman pro tenn. Mr.. c. s.
Kinney was unanimously elected pres
ident of the club for the ensuing year.
Mrs. William c. Jennings vice-presi-
dent. Miss Rhoda Pomeroy, secretary
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consolation prizes. and Mr.. S. ]. Ken
yon contented hmseilf with the BOBBY.
The refreshments were dainty, and
nothing was lacking to make the party
as enjoyable as the less formal affairs
are almost certain to be.
Mr. and Mrs. Arched received many
beautiful gifts of cut glass.
Among their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. s. IT. Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Knox, Mr.. and-Irs. S. B. Mil
per Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Pettingill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Egbert Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brink, Mr.. and Mrs. George $;
Gannett, Mrs. Alice Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Donellan, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. John Linck, Mr.;
and Mrs. 2, S.. De Golyer, Mr.. ana
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the amusement Of the evening. The
first prizes were won by Miss Miranda
Cunningham and Mr.. Needham. Miss
Lide Folsom and Mr.. David Tribe won
the BOBBY prizes.
Mrs. E. A. -Monheim entertained some
friends very pleasantly on Friday
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Hail entar.lined
st. Marks choir on "Wednesday eve
ming.
The young ladies of Rowland hail
enjoyed a swim at the San:tdruim On
Monday afternoon. One OF the large
pools was reserved for their use. 20,
such funr'' said they all, the chaper one
included.
Mr.. Bird was down from the Mann
moth last week.
AS previously stated = The Herald,
Miss Cora Murray and M. w. l.. NJ
Elroy were married on Wednesday
last, and left Immediately for tour
through the east. They will be at
home at 135 3 street after June l.
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Bazaar Mt Fourteenth Ward Hall.

An those wishing to purchase Xmas
presents will find it to their advantage
to visit the Fourteenth ward assembly
hall next Friday evening, December Z.
1894. at 8 o'clock, at which time and
place the young ladies' Of the Seventh,
Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth
wards unite in giving a. variety enter
tainment consisting Of a short pro-
granIne, refreshments, candy booths,
bazaar, where there will be for sale all
kinds of dolls, dressed and undressed,
the prize one being dressed by the ar
fist, Miss Sadie Thomas; quilts. aprons,
white and colored, iron holders, Xmas
cakes, etc.
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The Ladies, Liternrx C1uh.

The Fifth Friday of the month being
Presidents day. the programme was
somewhat varied from the usual order.
The president, Mrs. Wightman, gave
an instructive short talk upon ''Parlia-
mentary Law" and was followed by
Mrs. Plummer, who read in a most
impressive manner parts of 1.-The Per-
secution of the Quakers" from Long
fellows New England Tragedies. y
The remainder of the afternoon was
delightfully."- spent in discussing a social
cup of tea, served by the young ladies
of the club.
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and treasurer. Committees on pro-
gramn1e and music are to be appoint
e1.
Thirty-five of those present signed
the membership roll. The meetings
are to be of a popular literary. scien-
ing of the club will take place ON
Wednesday, December u, in the same
place and at the same hour. These
meetings are open to the public. The
club has made a good start and prom
iseS we'll for the future.
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Nineteenth Cen4-ry Climb.

At the residence Of NJ. NJ. Kellogg
on Friday evening, Nov. 80, the club
gave a delightful Thanksgiving enter
tainment The house was decorated
with chrysanthemums, vines, grasses
and ported plants; the prominent col
ors were green and gold.
The following programme was much
enjoyed by all:
Thanksgiving Address. ..............
Miss frankie French
An Original Poem. Miss Corey
song. ............---..... MISS thompson
Reading. Miss Alice Kellogg
Selection from Bitter Sweet. .....
..............-......M Miss Rose Moore
Song. Northumberland Miss Mary French
flanO Duel-.. ..-.'...........'-
Mrs. Ross and Miss Belle Monahan
Delicious refreshments were served,
consisting Of cold turkey, bread and
butter, lemon and cranberry jelly.
doughnuts, coffee, nuts, candies and
Vaisins. Miss Belle Monalhan furnished
delightful music on the piano while the
refreshments were being served.
After both of these splendid pro-
grammes all joined the Conversations
club and the different subjects as
signed were earnestly discussed and
enjoyed. At late hour the guests de-
parted feeling that another pleasant
evening had been spent with the Nine
teenth Century club.