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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

81 Z. church, vas a visitor from Butte last
week.
L. A. stesrs was in Butte a few days last
wosk.
Eugene Braden returned last week from
Indianapolis.
Mr.. Hut OF Fulton. was in tae city few
days last week.
Mr. Wetmore returned Friday from q
visit 10 Great Falls.
8Iiss Sanders returned yesterday from a
visit TO q eat Falls.
Miss shafer wont to Missoula. Welnes-
day. 20 visit friend.
q. ". Goodale, Of Butte, was in Helena
Monday aud Iuesda~.
Mra G. r. Ellis left last iday for a
months visit In Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brunel have moved into
the Granville Stuart house.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Crounse have taken
rooms IN the Fowles house.
The Young Ladies' Whist club met With
Mrs. GOodkind last tuesday,
Mrs. CHARLES Curtis md daughter are
spen1ing a few DAYS IN Marysvllle.
Don Davenport LETT wednesday. over the
Union Pacific. fof "trip TO - Louis.
>. II. Crounse. formerly OF Hslena nov
Of Chicago. vas in the city last Week
Judge and Ars. Hedges arrived home
yesterday from their ttiu TO California.
I'd. j. H. milton returned Monday from
a SIX weeks vacation spent 10 New York.
Mis. d. Sar sic 10 left Inst week via the
Northern Pacido for visit 20 Los Angeles.
Mrs. 81. b. BrAden has returned 20 Hell.
ena from Indianapolis. Is at ths Hotel Hell
eur.
Tie Juvenile elab will have their mas
qusfads az Mf. suiR owes next FRIDAY eve
ming.
A number OF Holena peopls went TO
MatysviiIe TO attend dsnoing party last
FndnF.
Miss somsrmsisr went TO Mlssoala. We'd
nesday. to spsnd the remained Of her va
cation.
Mis-. Ada Robertson left les, week 70
Hogan. whs.e shs expects to teach this
spring.
Mrs. I. Il. Peasants cave an afternoon
tea yesterday. In honor Of Ma Sigh. OF
Grant,.
Mrs r. y. Fletcher loft Mon iay via ths
Northe PAcinc for vIsit 10 her formeI
Ia Mains.
Mis. Bishop and Mrs. Birdseye, Of Avon
nave been the guests % Mrs. 3lIlls for .
few days.
The Helsna Catholic Dramatis soeiet,
are preparing piaY to be gwen ths secoad
week ia Al ri.
Goo.gs Byrno left Monday, over th.
Union Psoihe. for Alaska, going By way Of
| ian fTHncncO.
Mrs. George TrsAey expects 10 leave soon
over the kotheTn Pacific for three week.
arp 10 California.
Mrs. }. II. Crooker left Friday mornino
| for visit Of fee months 90 her 10 mer
home in Madison. Wis.
Dr. Adams Of Great Falls was IN The
eitg last Wesk. en- r0ute, via she Union IA.
enc. for san Francisco.
All or the churches had large attend
anee last sunday. and ths uusic. va. !.
had bsen Anticipated. unusually In,
Owing 70 she eafiy season AID the yea colo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01
RoSEBERY'S DEBUT.

The new Liberal ministry OF England has
struck the shoals and quicksands at a much
earlier period than was specialization
Transcript.
IL is already apparent that Henry Labou-
chere intends to play the role Of an inverted
tack every time Lord lloscbery attempts to
sit down. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Lord Rosebcry IL evidently feeling his
ground coldly and cautiously. The situa-
ton with which the Liberal party finds IL
self confronted is exceedingly critical
New York Recorder.
Lord Rosehery freely admits that he is
lord. but is properly sorry for it and will do
all in his power To overcome this congeni-
tai defect. for which. after all, the poor man
is not at all TO be blamed. Chicago Times.
The new premier has shown mis- wisdom
in this complete adoption Of Mr.. Glad
stones policy lie ought in consequence
10 hold together the elements that now
compose the Liberal majority New York
World.
Lord Rosebery i3 very close TO Mr. Glad
stone, and there j. every reason 10 believe
that he has accepted with honorable aud
sincere intent the obligations transferred 70
him with the mantle Of his political patron.
New York Press
Rosebery ooolly turns his back on the al
lies who won his premiership for him and
proposes 10 resume the traditional line Of
Mhiggery-namely reforms for England,
Scotland and Wales, but nothing for Ire
land. Chicago Herald.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

FslGbs-R's recitation. The Lglt From
Owe the Range" called forth many com
pliments. The lecture upon "Othello." bv
Prof. Young. which was mentioned wee
ago. gave as much enjoyment as had been
predicted for ~.
A surprise rarty was given by a number
OF their friends TO Mr.. and NJ 9. johnson,
Of lGJ6 Phoenix avenue. Saturday. Ma CHI
"a hose present we g: Messrs. AMI Mes
danes PAlmqnls', KetnS MeCitty, Coos,
Dice. Finley. Mesdames u illmat, MinnsTly,
Hsibergall, W. Minnerlh; Misses DOYLE,
Peterson. 10 gers l. irsOn Ande son, Carl
son. A. Larsun; Msssrs. X. Paterson. Han
sen. Clearwater. Salmsr. j. C!ea' water, A.
MalstTonl, g. Jakobson.
A novel entertainmsnt il proposed b.
some % the young society gentlemen OF the
city. IL 10 called "a Hot IamAla Race"
The projectors of this Entertainment are
Tstiosnt as 10 she feAtu IS OF the festivities,
bot sAy II will be one OF the social events OF
the season. The uagers are about even on
young Insurance man. against tall
Young lawyer, with possible favorite in
the Isrson Of II railway postal clerk, II he
can be Undue d 10 enter
Mrs. j. A. Shoemaker gave an afternoon
30 a few Of her lady friends wednesday in
her pleasant rooms IN the Homer block.
he rooms we're fragrant with the perfume
Of cut flowers. and tue ladies spent very
agreeable time with fancy work and con-
versAtlon. Dainty refreshments we're
served at five o'clock. The guests were
Mesdames Moore Cnessman. Cuthbrrt
Lott. O. McCJnnsll. RselsT. J. Luke.
frame. Clements, Bard. Adams. shannon.
Carmichael. Ellis and Miss Gillette.
The long looksd-fof and much talked-of
reception 20 be given ths Montana club
will take place next Wednesday evening
shapes full orchestra will furnish the
music. canvas will DO sprssi on tas Goo.
aud all wuO feel 50 inc ined may trip a toe
OF two. IL is predicted that tuis will be the
affair Of the season, aud thsre have been
WhispeFe1 hints OF the beauty OF some OF
the new gowns whoa Will decorate ths
scene. Iae reception 10 orly for club
members and their iAIy friends.
Wednesday evening Misi Belle Cory en-
tertained "a few friends in honor OF her
"a 81. Miss singh. OF Granite. Whist was
the SPECIAL fsatu e. though music. dancing
aud ref eshmsnta were also enjoyed. The
most successful players we're aiiss Thorn
ton. OF Butt who won a SILVER paper cut
ter. ami 4 4 Prosser. Who secured "a pretty
nocktIe rstainei. Those present wers Misses
Mcconnell. A. Rossnbaum, Thornton. hur-
ply. Harrison. Cullen, AshbT, bfoadUater:
Aessrs. Walter King. Albort Hotter. Id
aud Hen y, osssr, Arnold. L.nley. Lss Word,
James Cory.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Apples SHOULD always be stewed i'm porce-
lain or granite ware.
Place a strip 81 wood back Of the door
where the knob hits the paper in opening
All flannel can be kept from further
shrinking II IL is first soaked in cold and
then in hot water before IL is made up.
Sew a strip OF chair webbing inches
wide tightly ON the under side Of rug
close To the edge to prevent il from curling
up.
In selecting -four throw little lump Of
dry -four against "A dry, smooth perpcndicu-
lar surface. II IL adheres in a lump. the
flour has life ia IL. II IL falls like powder,
10 Is bad.
Steel knives used az table or for cutting
bread, meat or anything for which "A sharp
knife Is needed should never be rsed for
stirring or cooking anything In hot grease,
as IL makes them very dull.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

When you star, out on journey you will
gst tue bss, service. she greatest luIury.
the most eomplsts oomfotf your nehst
reads via she Northwestern line. Foi foil
information q. 20 through rates aad routes
aid for sleeping car beTths. call on your
home agent aud for map folder free Ad-
dioss I. ". TFasDALE. a. =. A..
q. ~. A.. n q q. h'y, %. Paul.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Wife Cwho-e husband has just thrown
tin pail at her head)-John, wish We
were rich again. Then you used 10 throw
real porcelain a. my head
Husband (after his wife has hammered
him with cotton umbrellal-And sigh
for the times when you used an fls silk
umbrella ON my back instead Of 10 cent
gingham atrocity.-Hallo.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Some Of the young socisiy people whose
social prooliviiies have been held in check
during the lentsn season, are sgain entering
with renewed zest into worldly pleasures.
Last week the boys under who's man
Hcoment this party was given. announced
that all was IN readiness for another, and
that the only essentials vomiting we're the
girls, and the place. Both we're obtained;
the young ladise emerged from lenten Oh.
security IN handsome new gowns. like but
terilies from the chrysaiis state. aud NJ.
and Mrs. Cullen kindly gave the use Of
their handsome home. SO Friday evening
vas the scene Of one OF the . ettlsst parties
seen IN Helena for a long time. Canvas
was spread on the floors. Nollert's orchestra
furnished the music and dancing followed.
The Refreshments were unusually elegant.
ana everybody united in tbs x.ression 81
the enjoyment the occasion hal afforded.
Those present were: hessfs. and Mesdamss
W. +. Cullen. ii. o. Wilson; Misses Cullen,
Cory, Sign, Blaine, J.. Blaine. Mcconnell,
Franklin, Botkiu. King. Davenport, A.
Rosonhaum, Atchison. Y. Atchison. Nurphy.
Thornton, Corwin, Ashby. Harrison, Broad.
water; Messfs. II. hoPhee Cory, Arnold.
l.. osser, Il. Prosser. Warren KIM.
Pow r, Ferguson, Broadwater, A. Hotter.
Metten. Mey-ndorh. Craig Sharpe, Cook,
Lee Word, l.. A. Lake.
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Tia; We have in Helena people who oan
appreciate aud tho. oughlY enjoy the
modern classics, was fully proved last sun
dav night by tho large audience gathered
IN Turner hall TO hear chiiler's eat pisy
Die Raeubes." The loch talent, con
sisting OF Mrs. Jensen. Mess e. Stonmetz,
Eitne Fleischsr, Kuphal and othe ., were
assisted By tie professionals. DAME. Band
mann and Franz Koch, and IN truth. the
great drama Was SO we'll gwen that It wss
difficult to distinguish amateur from pro-
fssGioaRl. The recalls we're many aud well
deserved, and tie whole play one OF the
moat enjoyable ever gwen In the city. Al
ITS conclusion a social good time was had.
and ths company Sc. aratej. taking with
them the memory Of a pleasant and in
structiye evening.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Sergeant John Frey nnd wife were pleas
antiy surprised at their home on state
sirest Thursday evening. March - by a
numbe Of she friends. the parry being in
honor of MIS-. Fisy's birthday. The time
WIS az eeably spent in music, singing. and
dancing, und later reffeshmsnts were
served. The hour was quite late when the
guests departed, wishing many happy re-
turns OF the DAY. a number OF handsome
presents were received. he guests were
about nfty IN number, among them beng
Messrs. and AesuHnes Lissner Feldmau.
BowIen, ConOra. Williams. Bossler Adams
Puolps; Mesdames hardwick, Iominson'
Zayas, Woodbridge. Mcdonald, Redding
lndeflinQ, Lses AM Lorey; Misses Evans.
Mamie Noods Sarah Fem Hetta Llssaer
Lille Lissner. Annie. Maggie and Lizzie
Mcdonald, Emma and Lorey Hardvlck.
ma Gilbert. 1.-the. feldman, Emily Boss
Ter, Ethel Redding; Messrs. DoLass Nc.
Cabe. Fank AcCabe. Devalin. Woods.
Fem, Bennett, johnson. Lees and Uader-
lag.
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| South Main st.

Dickinson insisting Hrs. Cory, aud the
ladies separated TO meet aRuin at Ars. Bah
cocks.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Got % Hot sprinxs Ark. VIZ Abort lea
houts. A A ~. Louis ~. shortest add hast.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Tho Arse-t lins Of outing fAnne!s can be foun'
a. he Leo hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Persona sad Genera.
Rev. q. c. Stall, presiding elder Of ,hs
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Il was announced come time ago that
soon after Lent Prot. Hirschfeld would give
o piano recital; the date now decided upon
Is Tuesday. April 10. II will be given in
the l. esbVterian church. and the entire
proceeds are TO 20 the society Of she Kings
DauQhte IL squite unnecessary 90 state
that al lovers Of high C ass OF music will
experiences rare eat that evening. The
utog anime will include selections from
Beethoven, ChOFin, hChumann. MoszkoW-
SKI PedereWskL List. and Others OF equal
tank. Sir. hifschfeld'a srtistio playing Ia
too aell known 20 need added commenda-
uou. This ability. uuItel 20 bis gen TositY
and bic ready Response 90 n. peals for help
N concert work. shOuld. Hnd doubtless will.
secure him a full house.
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Wednesday evening the b. p. o. r. held
their annual election u ofiesis. followed
by bsnqust a. which toasis. eloquent
sge'ehei hnl songs wore all 10 order and
hugely euIoJei. lie following officers
were sleeteas EIalted rule. J.. A. Walker;
estssme. leading knight. = q. Gh.atriok
esteemed loyal knirha. ". Il. orr. iectnr-
ing Knight. J. H. Murphy; secretary, &. ".
fittsi treasurer. George k. Chi. a t.ler. ID.
y. b=eksri inner guard H. L. Walker;
chaplain. +. =. French: esquire. 4. B.
hrsdeni urganist, ~. &. bnskstt; trustee.
A. j. smttn. ". ". Stewart. ". J. King;
rspresenthtiv = 20 grsnd lodge. 4. ID W.sd
George %. Eaton.
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! be entertainment given BY the Wood
men Of the World Friday evening. drew tho
largest audience ever sen ia Helena. Tho
frog anime Wns varied one. and nearly
every number was eIco o.; ia fact the
audience cou I'd not ges enough Of Mr.
Weirck, she was recalled three times.
hiss hepner also appeared 20 good at-
VlntaQe, lt Was agreed that she had never
sung better. Al the Numbers were we'll re-
ce.ved. AM tbs Woodmen may DO con
graduated upon the success Of their even
lng IL isa pity. hsWeVer. that Ia these
ire entertainments no determination can
I r made between tha Objectionable small
boy, land some larger onesJ sith Whistles
au1 people Who are y ssent 20 listen TO in
afrucilon and entertainment
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

One Of ths most charming afte moons en-
ioyed ia Helena for long time xss tie
luncheon gwen yesterday ~ Mrs D. II
latem, 90 her handsome home on Madison
avenue. Tie rooms were prettilv dscorated
with plants nua cut flowers. 40 winch mar
gueritea aud ylolota predomiu1tsd. The
VICE stat way Was Ter feet bower Cf green
" p. latem Ceiycd her guests IN the front
dfswing Dom; she was guwned 10 Leavr
black satin. embroidered panel lace, an
diamonds. She was assisted By be sister.
Miss Aears h0ss gown was Of black lace
over ak. The luncheon consisted Of q
number Of courses, very dainty aud prsttily
HerVe1. The hours were from thrpe 20 sir.
The guests were; Mechanics J.. W. Bach
4. g.. Bach, aichoisor. knight. VIII Word
hnus-r, Allen, vs.. M. Bulla q. kEtlaripe
Bu,ierl NJ. q Bullatd. 4. n. Is einschmidt
suoii, joneG, DAVIS. Holt. Marshall. Brewer
Mooc W. 4. Sanders }. l.. sanders Kun
ley, Pile. 1ehgmau, Misses Blaine Ella
hi4lu-. Mcconnell RosscrEus, kumlsy,
batk.n, Franklin. Bullaid
After an intermission Of six weeks IN.
lal4ta of ths Whist club met again az tie
residence % Mfs. Cory and resumed thei,
peasant social intercourse aud equally
pleasant game. which was played with re
ueEed z-rt because 81 tie long Lenten alb
stueucr. All OF tire members except Mrs.
larson were present. They are: Mssdames
Il. II. hleiuschmidL Bntc1ck Davis Chad
NcA' H. Cannon, arsOu. q. IrecF. 1Teacy,
Esief. johnson. Perkins Curtin. Carter.
toie, NorIi AlrE. lToacI's sister hrs.
Iaam berlin, played IN Ars. Lnrson's place
Toe Lfst prize. mai tie. On a silver La
Afeu case, VS. Won b. Mfs. Tracy the sec
ODD, silver coat hanger. - MTs. Quad
Yea heiFesAuents were served, Misa
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mAsoNTowN MUSINGS.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
The farmers are busy working
their corn some of it was injured
by the frost and had to be replanted.
ChIldren's Day was observed IN
the NJ. Il. Church last Sunday. The
exercises were appropriate and the
collection good.
The Epworth League anu Sunday
School are both interesting and
well attended. Miss Olive Orr will
conduct the meeting next Sunday
night.
The workmen are busy on the
houses of ID. |. Kirk and 5. l..
Cobun. When these dwellings are
completed they will add much to
tue appearance of our little town.
Mr. John Hutchinson, of Cam
eron, is visiting his frienG()s in
town Tor few days.
The Jr. o. u. a. NJ. at thus place
Is in Il ilourishing condition.
Mrs Showalter and children.
who have been visiting her parents
here. have returned to mdepen-
dence.
ii. ID. Carroll, OF Kingwood, was
IN town Saturday.
Rev. Burkey Will preach in the
Evangelical Church next Sunday
evening at o'clock,
If this don't find It's way to the
waste basket, may come again.
ToPsY.
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THE LOST TRIBE OF ISRAEL

A mid summer revival has been
in pregreSs for some time down at
the Greens Run School House con-
Quoted 10y "Rey." G. y. BISHOP
and Deacon" viii Morris. A biz
meeting was held there last winter
and Cost OF them converted. but
several had back-slid and wanted
to be worked over again and the
pastor IN charge concluded that the
only way tc keep them in iue was
TO have quarterly meeting revival.
The congregation is made up of all
the poor and ignorant class Of the
community, who have never hereto
fore had fair show for religion or
education and they take hold Of
this meeting (run specially for
them) with great deal OF earnest
ness. Whom they all gather in to
the school house it fills it full to
overlooking and looks like the
Lost Tribes Of Israel" had been
found, only they don't look like
they had ever passed through the
Red Sea.
Families turn out IN full force
aud not only the Gathers and
Mothers in Israel" but the First
Born" aud the last born are
brought along aud at least half the
women present have II baby IN their
arms. These people really mean to
do well while tho meeting lasts. but
between times. it is hard for them
to keep in the straight aud narrow
way and unless this meeting lasts
till after the Fourth of July some
of them will need to be worked over
agoln. right in Dog Days.
Llstnlght they had great re
v'val of the spirit and nearly every.
body shouted themselves hoarse.
Eight were converted and seven left
at the altar.
We don't know how many has
"been forward altogether. The
young men IN charge seem to be-
coming great reyivalists.
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at.8tgIGuTSViI.LH.



Rev. b. Is. Brooks preached a
very able sermon last Sabbath to "A
large and attentive congregation,
after which ho administered the
ordinance of baptism.
The Epworth League will give
an entertainment on the evoning of
the 30th of this month. Everybody
invited to attend.
Squire Mason had full Court
last week. The contending parties
came INTO Court with host OF wit
ncSses aud had two of the most
prominent members of the King.
wood bdr TO prosecute their case.
Squire Goodwin was brought in as
witness for the plaintiff. Judgment
was found in favor of the defendant.
Rev. Berkey aud Billy Moore have
been making some fine repairs on
the st. Joe Parsonage.
Thomas Dunn. of Bobtown, went
to Morgantown last week on bust
ness.
Jack Frost could not let himself
down through the Cheat river fog,
SO as to leave his foot prints here.
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GIAnENNII.I.ii.
.Snoo Of tho Argus.

Correspondence Of tho Argus,
Frost did considerable damage i'm
this section.
John W. Hibbs had six sheen
killed 10y dogs few days ago,
VIM, Hibbs. 5. n. Rogers and
others attended the ordination Of
Rev. Snodgrass at Goshen, Mouon-
gala county, last week.
ID. w. Rogers is improving slow.
ly in health.
Rev. john :. Stump. of Parkers.
burg, preached an able sermon in
the Baptist Church here last Sun.
day night.
Virgil Linten lost horse last
week.
Miss Mintie Martin, Of Mason.
town, was visiting here few days
ago.
Mr.. Harvey Roderiok, of Kansas.
Is visiting relatives Wud friends
here. BELvIA LOCKWOOD.
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a CARD FROM CLERK MARTIN.
KINowooD, W. Va.
June lAth. 1894

EDITOR ARGUS II want 10 ask
permission to imp pose upon your dis
tiuct ami brilliant writer of Cranes
vile. by asking him TO tax his men
TAI power by reproduction IA
plalner language Of his letter of list
week, but. as Shakespeare never
repeats j shall not wonder If he
declines. Ordinarily "A public officer.
serving the public aud subject TO
all snch abuse and criticism. should
give no heed to such cowardly, ran
dom and anonymous articles. but
this contained at least one intiIna
ton regarding the charges for 're-
oordlng deeds that had never been
filed for record" which | hope INV
dear friend will be man enough TO
make plain and sign his name to it.
will say for his Information that
| have nothing whatever to do with
fixing he value OF lands. and that
| always make transfers rs directed
upon proper authority aud mforma-
ton. Yours truly,
j. AMI MARTIN. Clerk.
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DR.. Green Clay Smith, Pastor Of
Metropolitan Baptist G urch,
Washington, ID. c., is visiting Rev.
and Mrs JAS. j. MulIancy, at their
home III Terra Alta. DIR. Smith is
one Of the best known men in
America. He has been Mayor;
Congressman for number Of years
from his native State Of Kentucky:
General IN the Union Army; Gov
ernor; aud the first candidate for
the Presidency on the Prohibition
ticket. While visiting MIR. and
Mrs. MullnueY. DR.. Smith will
preach Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday nights Of next week IN the
Baptist Church in tbs place.
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cwANESVlI.LE.

Correspondence oftho Argus.
Our little town boasts Of having
three doctors and no sickness.
&. w. Cramer and wife were Wis
itins at Brandonvlle Saturday and
Sunday.
Joseph and Norman Weimer, Of
ElcIIck, Pa, were calling at this
place during the past week.
Rev. Spotsie (colored) still re.
mains in our midst and promises
to locate permanently, and then we
can boast Of being q little over
rational in rank with our neighbor.
ing villages.
NJ. w. Sanders, of Grant Dis
trict, is again calling at the plren b.
tai roof at tins place.
II. b. Lewis, Of Lake Browning,
has his new store building about
ready for action. 1t wall be dedi
Gated Ivy a sermon on Tuesday
night by the Rev. Spotsic.
The late freeze did considerable
damage at this place, yet there arc
prospects for % small crop Of apples.
Strawberries were completely de-
molished, and raspborrics will be
about half crop.
Mrs. David Ringer is said TO be
in hopeless condition. She is a
victim Of consumption.
Quite q number Of our farmers
were compclIed to rcplaut their
corn, yet it is feared chat it is too
late for maturity.
We are glad 10 sec the portrait Of
the Marques correspondent Of the
J0urHal iu the last weeks ARGUS,
although we would never have be-
lieveJ that is was a man With the
audacity TO have once been a can
didate for Sheriff. We often mag
ined that his productions were ex-
humed from the hccltombs Of
Egypt, and we're some Of those
written By one Of Pharoah witches
Just before The departure OF the
Children of Israel from that place.
We would like To employ the "Man
Of Marques to hnlsh Matching .
setting oi goose eggs for DIS. 5.