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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

CHESTER l. LONG is an enemy to the
old soldier. He knocked one out OF the
post Office in this city. Jerry Simpson
is friend to the old soldier and has
procured more pensions for them than
any other congressman. Old soldier.
candidly, which deserves your suffrage?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

BE awake to necessity and duty
Cast a ballot for honesty and Justice
the peoples candrdates-and you will
be rewarded py remedial legislation
1t is not question of party but a
question of freedom as against slavery
and serfdom.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

CHESTER l. LONG voted to repeal the
two cent bounty law when in the state
senate. Now he poses as the especial
champion of the sugar mill. He is a
hypocrite and can't be trusted on any
thing. Vote for Jerry Simpson.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31
thereby certify that the above resolution
originated in the senate January 10, 1893, and
SrArEnrKANsAs

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE (ss'
/, X. 8. Osborn, secretary of state of the
state of Kansas. do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is true and correct copy of the or
iRinal enrolled resolution now on file i'm nv Of
fee, and that the same took effect by pubIica-
tion in the statute bOoa May 49, 1898
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have hereunto
subscribed my name and affixed nv official
seal. Done at Topeka, Kansas, this 10Th day
of July, A. ID. 1894. H. s. OSBORN.
ZEAL. Secretary of State.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

WHILE we are heartily opposed to
the bounty system, we don't approve
of a mans voting against it when he
advocates it on the stump. Long did
this. You can't afford to vote for him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

DoBsON resorts to foul means in
campaign. Keep him at home and let
him know that the opposition does con,
tam some respectable people.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

If the Cresset is authority, Chester L.
Long helped to beat Eldred Il Hinmam
out of $4,000. a man that would per-
petrate such an outrage would do al
most anything. Don't vote for him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

VOTE for Henry Sparks. You owe
it to him as fellow citizen, as one
among the men who has made the
county what it is, and one who helped
to bear its burdens
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

THE welfare OF the county demands
Jim Stranathan's defeat and John
Wyer's election.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

A VOTE for DObson means increas-
ed taxation to fatten corporations.
Avoid this outrage by voting for Will
son.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

A VOTE for Simpson means death to
gold basis and hard times. Are you
ready for the change?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

VOTE for your homes, vote for your
families; vote for principle; vote as
free American citizen and not as
hide bound political serf.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

DoBsoN has pull on the railroads;
the railroads desire to have a pull On
him. Vote for Wilson.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

l.. +. BEALs has saved this county
large sums of money. Re elect him
and his economical course will be con-
tinued.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

DOBsoN was the most expensive
sheriff Barber county ever had, he will
be the most expensive legislator. Vote
for Wilson.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

VOTE for Frank Shell, a heavy tax
payer and qualified in every respect.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

CAN the voters rely on Long and
DObson? See Longs record III another
column. Vote for Jerry.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

EVERY corporation and loan COM
pany doing business in Barber county
is working for DObson. Vote for Will
son the farmers friend.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

WHERE is there q more honorable
and upright citizen than Uncle Sam
FunkY The woods don't contain any
such. Vote for Funk.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

DoBsoN wants to send the great "up
was he stuck" to the senate. Don't
vote for him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

WILSON is a man of honor. He be-
lieves the right of the people is more
sacred than that of any corporation.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

WILSON owes the Santa Fe nothing
for past favors. Dobson does. Vote
for Wilson.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

II is presumed that Otis Lortin is
opposed to the tariff on playing cards.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

WHEN you vote for Dobson, you vote
the bread out of the mouths Of your
children.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31
No. 1851
sHERIFF's SALE
ieo. W, Hendrickson, defendant.

State OF Kansas. Barber County IS:
Tne irwin and Eaton CTockery COMPANY.
plaintiff,
vs.
Geo. w, Hendrickson, defendant.
RY virtue of an execution. tssue1 On,
- OF the district court sitting in aud for IN.
county OF Harper, state of Kansas in Tho
above entitled action, and to me directed r
will on
SATURDAY. the 18th day of Nov. A. ID. iso4.
at Two O'Clock in the afternoon of tina, day
al the front door of the courthouse i'm the r;ISy.
OF Medicine Lodge. Barber COUNTY KanSas
oner at public sale, and sell, with annrsise,s
ment TO the highest and best bidder. fcr oash.
IN Maud, all the right. titke ard
interest Whatsoever. OF the above named de-
tendanf, and OF all persona elaiming under.
nini. IN and TO the following described tracts
pieces and parcels of land, lying ana situate
10 BARRIER coanty, and state of Kansas. to-,y.t :
rue north one half Of the no ti.easi trtIarte,
ano ne southwest quarter of the nortbes.<s
quarssr OF section 1--WE ). I'm townsllip thlrt.-
Lwp 81. range thirteen IL west of the SIKH
principal meridian. t
Togefher with all and singular the teneme1,ta
neIsditameRts and appurtenances thereunfo
pe,aslgin2 ar IN anywise appertaining.
Gtsen under my hand at my Office in the cffv
OF .. meIioine Lodge. In saidcounty, this l6th day
VI octooer, Icse- o. MILLS,
Sheriff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

THE election of Dobson means higher
taxes. Beware!
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

Wanted, TO buy for cash or trade.
100 second hand cook stoves. w. H.
Old, Second a. store.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

These prices show conclusively that
sugar has not risen by reason of the
new tariff law. In order to be certain
that sugar has not risen IN price above
other years during the fruit and can
ming season, we produce prices obtain
ed from one of our leading merchants.
These are Missouri river points.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 20 THE
CONsTTTUIION.
Substitute for Senate Joint Resolutions
Nos. I and 2.

Be it resolved by the lep iss ture of the state Of
Kansas: two-thir,.s OF the members ell; led
TO each house thereof concur rim therein.
SECTION /. The following proposition TO
amend the constitution of the State IF Kansas
is here by submitted TO the qualIfie electors
of the state for their approval. rejection,
uamely: That section onc. aTticle i've OF the
constitution of the state of Is an>s'- be ann nj
ed 50 that the same bah o. ~ - fo,il ::
"Section |. Every person OF tue az. ut Il
years AID upwards bciou ring TO the fuiitRlusr
classes, who shall have resided ia Kansas six
months next preceding any election. aud in
tue township or wHrl in which she OF h. offers
vote. az ieEst 81 mex Jays prec din su.I e.
iectiou shall bc d. mCo Il quail t,c ciCcloT- list:
citizens of the United State. -: persons of
foreign birth v no have declared their iutea-
lions - become citizens OF tue Tuitcd Stuics
confoTmH bic 10 the laws of he United states
on the subject OF naturalization.
SECTION =. This proposition shall he sub
mitted 10 The electors 81 this stat al the gene
al election ot representatives 10 the legislature
in the year eighteen hundred aud ninety four.
for their approval. or rejection; those voting
in favor OF this proposition she'll nave written
or printed on their ballots For the suffrage
amendment to he constitution those voting
against the said propnsitio1 shall have written
or printed on the ballots "A gainst The suffrage
amendment to the constitutions; said ballots
shall be received and su ch vote taken, count
ed canvassed and returns made thereof, i'm
the Same manner and in all respects as provid-
ed for by law; as in the case of the election of
Representatives to the legislature.
SECTION 3. This resolution shall take effect
and be I'm force from and after its publication
in the statute book.
thereby certify that the above resolution
originated in the senate January &c. 1893 and
passed that body February s. 1888.
PERCY DANIELS. President Of Senate.
w. j.. BROWN. Secretary of Senate.
Passed the House March |. 1893.
GEO. l.. DOUGLASS. Speaker of House.
FRANK l.. BROWN. Chief Clerk of House
Approved March 6, 1888. $3.50 p. III.
l.. ID. LEwELLING, Governor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

State OF Kansas. Barber Comfy. S.:
plaintiff,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31

STATE OF KANSAS. COUNTY OF BARBER ss:
Harriet K. Taylor, Harriet =. Taylor. Charles
H. Taylor. administrator of the estate of Will
liam 4. Tas lor, and Charles X. Taylor, plain
tiff.
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EDDISGs.


There was great rejoicing and hearty
eongratuiation at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Samueis. Newcastle.
on Tuesday. December Is. 1884, upon the
marriage Of their eldest daughter. Miss
Mary Jane Samueis to afr. George Diem.
also II resident OF the same place.
The brides sister. Annie. did the honors
gracefully as bridesmaid. and Mr.. John
Ciulow as groomsman. Rev. John II. pa
mon OF Seattle ofilciatcd. The occasion
was of more than ordinary Joy and
soicmnlty. because OF the few hours since
the terrible suspense during which the
advent OF the brides father and some Of
the guests from the burning mine was
awaited mid rumors OF the terrible
holocaust Reseuers and rescued Joined
their feryent responses TO the prayer OF
the minister and all indeed went merry
as a marriage bell" Many timely and
valuable presents atteEted the friendship
of many whilom associates of the happy
couple. and day and evening passed in
music. song and seasonabie mirth. Tho
supper was n feast. Among those prea-
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Samueis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Love. AIR AID Mrs. John Evans. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Atkinson. Mr.. and MrA
c. S. Plough Mr.. James Greggs. Mrs. W.
Fourier. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Rouse.
Mrs. WILLIAMS WisnEsn. Mrs. Richard
Goodhead, Mrs. u. Craig. Miss Lizzie
Craig, Miss Mary Collingwood. Miss Mary
Irvine, Miss Bella Perry. Miss Mary MIL
Ter, Miss May Rouse. Miss Harris, Miss
Mary A. Greggs, Miss Lizzie Greggx. Miss
Nellie Greggs. Mr.. Andrew Aewart. Mr..
Jacob Macy. Mr.. James Carmichael. Mr..
Albert Jennie. Mr. Fred Kelly, Mr. Joseph
clulow. MIR. Peter Hansen, Mr.. Harry
BeaIe. Mr.. Albert Bodie Mr. Henry
uabenitch. Mr. Joseph Baillnger, Mr.. Ed
ward Manning. Mr Thomas Irvine. Mr..
Edward samuels. Mr.. David samuels and
otha -
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Merandless-A nd erson.

The marriage OF Miss Helen III. Arder-
SON and Mr.. Frank y. Mccandiess. o.
T-llsnsburg. occurred last Thursday even
ing. December 20. 1928. AZ the residence
Of the brides brother. air. oliver II. An
derson.
The beautiful Episcopal ceremony was
conducted BY the Rev Wallace Suttins
in his most impressive manner, the
brids entering the room on her fathers
arm 10 the strains Of Hendeissohn's We'd
ding March, AMI meeting the EroouE
under a canopy Of green studded ndfh
white japanese chrysanthemums. Bridal
roses. srnilag and holly formed the deco
ratlons. Tire bride is tho only daughter
Of Or. A. q. Anderson. and web remtm-
bered by former students 81 the State
University. Dir. MeCspiiess Il a rising
young business man and the newly elect
ca city treasurer Of Eilensburg.
There were present at the ceremony:
Dr. a. g. Anderson. Rev. Wallace Nut
ting, Senator John J. Allan, Col. and
Mrs. G. II. An9erson. Ar. argi Airs Oliver
r. Anderson Dir. and Mrs. John 7.
ostraaler. SIR. and Mrs 4. 81. Young.
mr. AMI Mrs. Tasnas Bnsse. Miss RUN
Allen. Mr.. Charles Burr. Miss Alice An
derson ard Master Maurice Andersen,
~ this city. Prof. Louis r. AnaerEon Of
wana walls. and Bev. George +. Ander-
son, o. Spokane.
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Saturday evening. December II. 1891 az
ffa fe--.ence Of Henry Peterson. corner
~ Jones ard Madison streets. Henton
hfii Mr.. Paul Sighre ~ Kitgap county.
was married % Hiss Helene KJobstad. %
Seattle, Res Afr. =. r. Toliefs0n otficlat-
Ing. Miss nina Erickson. Tina Larson
and Grethe Natne acted - bridesmaids
and Messrs. Lawrence Kirk. Oscar sscrn
and Lewis Petersen were groomzmen.
The pafiofs we're tastefallg decorated for
the happy event. and an elaborate supper
foiIomeA ths ceremony. TIE happy couple
received many beautiful presents. Those
present were. Rev s. Y. 1oiiefapn. sfr.
ara Mrs II. T. Erickson. SIR and Mrs.
John Ableaefh. As. and Mrs. Nels
walsai. Miss Ina Johnsen. N3as
Hanna MeIsesh. Miss Rtna Erickson. Miss
Anna Hansen, Misz Urefhe yasne. Ass
Erneila Jensen. Miss Lizzie Nyhrc. Miss
Martha onsum Mizx Sophie Onsuus. MfFs
Lena Norfanl. Miss Carrie Rsndkser Miss
Mary Lange8af. Hr. Matthias Johnson
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The Maeceniaa chautauqua Circle last
Monday evening GigreSsed a little from
their usual reading course and enjoyed a
social time, being eharmingly entertained
by the Misses Caa!en at their home on
East street. The evening opened with a
guessing contest Of the name OF the latest
novel, each book being represented ny
some eleverly arranged object. which re-
suited in the awarding Of the first prize %
Miss Smoke. Then followed music. games.
refreshments and other amusements until
the time 10 depart. The members Of the
circle present were; Miss Smoke. Miss
Florence Smoke. Miss Coburn. Miss Corr
ner. Miss Minnie Ewing, Miss Jessie
Hurd, Mss Grace Hurd. Miss Maynard.
Miss Cadien. Miss Gertrude caalen. Miss
Baker. Miss Margaret Eek. Miss DAFT,
Miss Eala Croissant. Miss Treen. Miss
Amanda Tvete. Miss Ida Foote. Miss LEILA
Rice. MIR. Walter Mcclure. Mr.. \. {.
Spier. Mr.. Il. T. Hawlley. MIR. Henry Ew-
ing, Mr.. Victor Croissant, Mr.. Kirk
Hayes. MIR. Harding. Mr. Gupfil. Mr.
Tucker. Dir. w. u. Corner. Mr.. Harry Ca
diem.
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Captain and Mrs. \. +. spauidlng were
given a surprise party at their residence,
4Qs South Eleventh street. Friday even
inE. December u. Progressive whist was
played during the evening. Mrs J. T.
Risedorph and Mr.. Henry Sheahan be-
ting awarded first prizes. and Mr.. and
SIrs. Ovens the BOBBY prizes. The guests
Of the evening were: Alderman ard Mrs
Lcander Miller Mr.. and Mrs0 George
Aust. Mr. and Mrs. Henry sheahan. Mr.
AID Mrs O. A. Schade. Mr. and Mrs A.
s. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. ovens. Captain
and Mrs. ~. L. Rogers. Judge and Mrs
J. E. Risedorph. Captain and Mrs r. +.
spaulding. Mss Birdie Fitzhenry. Miss
Mae Relic Sheahan. Mrs. y. H. wallace,
Miss Mae spanldlng. Miss Abbie spagid-
ing. Captain George spagi9ing. Mr.
Lucian CarvaFho. Mr. james sheaaau.
Master a. T. spaulding, Jr.
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Klrderrar,en Christmas Entertainment,

Kiader-arten Christmas Entertainment.
The Hope kindergarten AMI primary
school under Proschs hall gave It's third
annual Christmas entertainment last
Tuesday evening, which was largely az
tended by the parents and friends OF the
pupils. The little tots ranged IN ages
from 20 :. and the work OF their skillful
fingers adorned the two large Christmas
trees. These consisted OF 90 small gifts
OF scent saehets, fans mats, needle
books. cornueopias. blotters. match
strikers ami drawings. The children pre-
scented pleasing appearance in their
various bright costumes and their
counteuances beaned with pleasure and
intelligence. The following programme
was well rendered by the pupils. and after
the presentation song the delighted chill
dren presented their work 10 their no
less delighted parents:
March, with Shoulders Back ana
Heads Upright"
Chorus. welcome, Welcome How Do
You Doe"
Chorus. we Welcome You. Dear
Friends"
Recitation. santa Claus and the
Mouse. ....... Charlotte Seeley
Chorus. Merry Christmas Has Come"
Duet "Oh. Dear Ne ............-.......-
LILLIAN Day and Jennie Garland
Chorus. Christmas Greetings"
Recitation. We Can BE Just as Hap
Ply .......- .......-....... Louise Norton
Ball Games
Song. Christmas carol....,...............
..............Arthur Garland and chorus
Finger Play. Santa Claus.
Song Jack Frost Sam Crawford
Ball Games.
solo, MARY Had a Little lamb.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Matte FAX
Chorus. Christmas Tree Fairy
Trio lie, SIZE and IT, ....-.....-..-.....
Gertrude Gottstein, Harry Fraser and
Harold Grambs.
Choruz. christmas Is Coming"
Recitation, "A Secret ...-..-............
.......................An na Marie Padden
Presentation song.
March. I'D Like 20 Eave Partner"
Song. "Ged Care fer All"
The children acquitted themselves IN
manner 20 reflect the greatest credit On
thelr teachers. ard ali we're iea4ly ap-
u4aude1. Master sam Crawford Is \ ltttle
bov with a brain power beyond BIS eize
ara years. and fhough his name vas not
a The prograur1e. he ren3ere3 a song
Jack frost" in a manner 10 secure Tor
himself a gaa share Of the hearty Fe1eE-
nltlon bestowed on the others
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The Out ylve Whist Club spent an
ENJOYABLE evening last wednesday al the
residence Of Miss MacDougsli az Ere
mont. First prizes were awarded 70 Mr.
Tucker and Miss Idelia Johnson. and the
consolation prizes fsll - Miss Wilson and
NJ q L. stone. The guests were: Mr.
ara Mrs. J. Webster, Mr. and Mrs +. A.
Morse, Mr. and Mrs J. r. wilson. Mr..
ard Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Reid, Mr. ard
sfrs. II e. Ingram. Miss Campbell. Miss
McRae. Miss wllmot. Miss Essteriy. Mas
page. Miss AcDoHgall. Miss Aoak. Mss
pssnson. Miss Johnson. Mr. Buxton. Mr..
9. L. Stone. Mr. y. Page. Or. ". II Pat
fersoo Mr.. G. q. Tueksr. Aif, Charles
n!oe. Mr. John wHmot. Mr. McBane.
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Free hiaderesrsea ChriStmss Tree.
No more BEAUTIFULLY pathetic scene could
be imagined than that witnessed by The
crowd OF visitors at the free kindergarten
last Friday morning when forty little
children marched IN. the young lady as
sissants. Miss Dean. Miss Lester Miss
Giles and Miss Tragesser. gently leading
and encouraging the half reluctant feet
of some shy little tot unused TO the sight
OF so many strange faces. and all formed
a circle around pretty little Christmas
tree. The tree was familiar object to
the children. They had trimmed IL with
the work OF their own hands and had
joyfully hung their simple presents upon
II the day before fer papa and mama. The
knowledge that the association had pro-
vided neatly dressed doll FOR each little
girl and lively rubber doll fer ea,Sl little
boy. besides big apple and orange. and
little bag Of candy Ter all. was not inn
parted TO the children and their gifts were
not discovered Immediately. After the
singing OF two or three very pretty little
songs. in which the children played they
were leaves. blown about by the wind.
pigeons flying home 10 their nests. and
after merry song and dance at the sound
of the piano they ALL both teachers and
little ones sat upon the circle and Miss
Creelfnan rose from the piano. where she
had been quietly directing all the exer-
cises. and took her seat with the rest
upon the floor and order and quiet reigned
and the spirit OF peace entered iAto all
hearts. The presents were then dis
tributed by two Of the young ladies. whose
sympathy with the pleasure of the chill
dren showed the loving understanding ex-
listing between them. They were assisted
By the children, ghp ran eagerly with
their gifts 10 those OF the parents who
were present and then back 10 their
places on the circle. Then came the chill
dren's sifts. when each ilttle girl had a
pretty doll placed in her arms and twenty
little mother hearts swelled with pride
and JOY and the big mothers. who were
looking on at ali this happiness. And the
little boys were happy too. over their
balls. The march out was not accom-
piished SO easily; what with balls,
oranges. apples. bags and dolls. each lit
tie pair OK arms was full almost to over
flowing. II the adjoining room the forty
little coats and caps, rubhers and mttens
were properly adjusted by the loving
hands OF the assistant pupils ard forty
kisses were thrown from trembling fin
gers. Forty wishes called out for merry
Christmas and the little ones went home.
taking heart full of childish happiness
as well as pockets and arms full of child
ish treasures TO brighten many a forlorn
home.
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IN. ulll@r sarnrt.e rarsy.

Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. NIL
Ter were given a surprise party BY a NUM-
Der Of their young friends AZ their home.
corner second and Cedar streets. Various
games were played and Refreshments
served. Those present were. Miss Anna
Farley. Hiss Grace Cradaock. Miss Laura
Thlhamis. Miss Farley. Mrs. ]. 4. Baker.
Mr.. Glen. Mr. T.fvesley. Mr.. Newell, Mr..
Farley. MIR. Harry Thihault, Master
Charles Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Miller.
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The Conservatory q Arts q this city
gave a select concert last Monday even
gnr thsf developed naalhes - ta4s1tel
reorfs TIE pr3gramma was made up -
,.1ssst-al selections and Included the
names OF many e The prozslaent per-
farmsrs. bath amateur aad professional
.e,s-,- ne rvst was NJ CHARLES CsiHor3
s-agsn. uho maze bis aTst appearance IN
-...s,rt.. a. a sfrger lie @ag re- ITO
elections wsth 80 usuch poser aaa effect
.a.s ha received 3 hsarty enrore- nature
49, endowed Nr. snSta with rich bass
voice. EhlcA cultivation hss rschiy &C.
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Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. T. Himel-
hocs gave yellow tea, In honor Of Miss
Clara Sternberg, Of Albany. or. The table
decorations were extremely handsome.
cbrysanthemums. berries and evergreens
being used in profusion, and arranged
with an artistic carelessness that was
most pleasing 10 the eye; The guests in
Guided. Misses Clara Sternberg. Title
Winehill. Sarah Gottstein, Sadie Cohn.
Rose Davis. Hannah cohn. Lizzie New
man. Becky schoenfeld. Flennie WOLF. OF
Portland. Lea Phillips. Jennie Rosenthal.
Carrie Newberger, Dora Saalbcrg. OF san
Francisco. Eda Brash, Victoria. Il. c..
Gertie Davis. Bianch Newberger. Flora
Cohn. Hattie Grunhaum. Misses wiizin-
ski. II. and L. Goodman. Miss Portuguese.