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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
THE SECRET SOCIETIES
MASONRY.


On Monday evening Ohio Lodge held
their regular meeting with fuli attend
! ance of its members and many visiting
brethren present. Only routine business
aud some preliminary quarraying work
was done, but everyone present seemed 10
enjoy meeting with his fellow-workers al
the new Temple home.
On Thursday evening occurred the reg
ular communication OF Wheeling Lodge
No ), and il certainly was representa-
tive one of those held in times gone oy, Tor
the lodge room was well filed with bretn-
rem. of which a large number were OF the
mem bersnip of No. ., and with majority
of its Past Masters present also. AFTER
the ordinary business had oeen pssseu
over, two candidates were founo 10 wat,
ing, on whom were conferred the Entered
Apprentice degree. During the CONFER,
ring Of the same the lodge was PIeslu1u
over by Worshipful Master Henry Speyer,
assisted by fine corps Of qualified ofncers,
whose rendition Of the ritualistlc WORK was
enjoyed by everyone present
ON FRIDAY evening Cyrene Commanoery
held regular conclave with full attend
ance of Sir Knights and visitors present.
Among the latter was Sir w;
w. Van Wrinkle, Deputy Granu
Commander of West virginia
who insnectad the coumandery at this con-
claye. and also reviewed the officers WORK
rendered at that time on candidate 10 tue
orders of Knight Templar and Malta, wnlcu
was done in a splendid manner ana very
impressively. and after the WORK was hh-
ished all attended banquet IN tue rear
room furnished and served oy Sir Alegeh-
fielder. The meetings az the Iemple Iol
the coming week are: On Monday night
Wheeling Union Chapter NO. l., anu ae
candidates are already on the slate, WORK
will be had at that time. On tuesday
night occurs the regular meeting
of Bates Lodge No. SO, and as many candl-
dates are already on the road 20 the mas
tiers. work Will be had on this occasion IN
more than one Of the degrees.
On Thursday evening Nelson Lodge NO;
30 meets as usual and will have the usual
large attendance found at her meetings
As candidates are many who are passing
up the several steps, work vii! De nad LOT
the qualification OF all who attend.
Charity Chapter Scottish Rite Will hoIo
a meeting on Wednesday evening
ON FRIDAY evening Grand Lecturer Nc
Canon. assisted by Deputies Dennel anu
Hall. will open a class Of instruction Tor
the benefit of the officers and mem
bers of the several lodges OF
the city. IL is intended that
the instruction not only before actual
lodge work but also opportunities Tor
brethren 10 brighten up IN the lectures,
and therefore il is hoped that every one
who desires 10 learn will begin at TINS
meeting so as 10 obtain the oeneht OF the
entire instruction.
Wheeling COmmandery tnrourgn her
Committee. Sir Zoen, is making ample ar.
rnpgernen,s 10 20 TO Pittsburg on the 2@nd
of next month. and have already engaged
a pand for the occasion. He is calling on
the members TO get them to make their
business arrangement, such as to insure II
a grand success.
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PIEDxIONT.

PIEDMONT, W. Va, April Limitations
are out for "a swell hop 70 0e given az Fair
view hall on the evening OF the 18th inst
Mrs. Q. 4. BOpst left for New York on
Monday 10 Join her husband. They viii
make that place their future home.
Miss ClerimCnd Woodrow IS visiting
friends in Baltimore.
The funeral Of Mrs. McNally, of Elk
Garden, took place from St. Peters
Catholic church, Weslernport on Friouy.
The Piedmont Mandolin, Guitar and
Banjo Cluo is making good progress under
the tuition Of Prof. Smith. The clue is
composed of ten mandolius, i've guitars
and Two banjos.
Miss Margaret Smithers, Of Charleston,
IS the guest of her aunt, Mr.. G.. w. Har-
risOn.
Work on the reservoir has been resumed
and will be rapidly pushed until COM
pleted
Miss Lille Wright is visiting relatives
ia Baltimore.
Miss Hattie Burnworth is still confined
% her home.
Mr.. J. g. Bantz has been transferred
from the Davis Coal Il Coke Co.'s ONCE
-sb Thomas 70 their office az this place, and
will act as assistant % Col T. B. Davis.
Mir. and Mrs. Joshua Right, Of Western
port, celeb rated their "Chrystsl wedding
on Friday night, and were the recipients
OF many presents.
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sIsrERsyILLR

SYsTrRsvIIIE. W VA. April Mrs.
James Gillespie left Tuesday evening for
an extended visit 10 friends in Virginis,
her former home.
James McCoach was at New Martins
Vile Friday.
NIr. and Mrs. Thomas Collins, Of Wash
iprtou. Pa. are the guests OF Mrs Collins
father. Mr.. II. r. Williamson
The new Opera House viii be formally
onened next Wednesday evening by Mr.
Walker Whiteside and company. The new
house is a fine one and great credit 70 the
ID. w. Reynolds, Of ST. Mary's, was
here TUESDAY.
Nfr. and Mrs. J. c. Morrison have re-
turned from Wheeling.
Francis Murphy, the Temperance ora
tor. was here Wednesday night ano delv-
cred a lecture ia the Presbyterian Church,
which was well attended.
Miss H. A. Durham is the guest or rela-
tives In Pittsburg this week.
Miss Julia Graham is seriously III with
typhoid fever.
Fred Wright OF the Jsrecks Co, who
was called 10 his home In Buffalo, n. y,
last week on account Of his mother being
verv nm. returned Saturday morning.
There viii be q wedding IN tals place,
and the cards viii be out in q few days.
Mrs. Louis Wetzei has returned from
Athens county, Ohio.
Mrs. Kate Murphy has removed from
GuYanCOtte.
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FAIRaIONE

FArRvoNr, W. Va, April u. 2. Sands
returned Wednesday from a business trip
20 Chicago.
Miss LUCILLE Hicks, OF Wheeling, was
the handsome guest Of Miss Edith Bryan
over Sunday.
Frank Sweeney, OF Wheeling, left for
home Yesterday, after a visit of several
weeks here, the guest Of his sister, Mrs
Palmer, at the Mt. City Hotel.
Charming ". Smith, Of the Indcr, Par
ksrsburg, was here this week extending
hiscirc'e of lady friends.
!. W. Duulevy, Of Cameron, was here
THURSDAY on business.
T.. l.. Skinner and wife attended the hop
e. Morrantowu Thursday.
Miss Florence Aruett is home from
pleasant visit 10 Washington, ID. e.
Prof. Thomas Miller, Of Morgantown,
" as here this week.
Joe +. Fleming was at Pittsourg on busi-
ness this week.
Fred Faris, Of Wheeling, was here on
business this week.
IN. III. SIoanis home from a successful
business trip In the interest Of the Fair
mont Glass Company.
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Postage was q luxury in 1916. 1t cost
six cents to send letter thirty miles or
less; from thirty-one TO eighty miles the
charge was ten cents; from eighty-one
to $50 miles, twelve and one-half cents:
from Isl 10 400 miles. eighteen and
tbree-fourth cents, and over 400 miles,
twenty-five cents. These rates were in
force until 1s45, when Lysander Spoon
er, OF Boston, decided 10 run a mail
route between Boston, New York. Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, in opposition
TO the government. He contended that
the government had no constitutional
right to prevent By law private indi-
viduals from carrying the mails, so be
established mis- route charging FIVE cents
per letter.
The legal part of the question seems
never TO have beeH decided. but Con-
gress appears to have reduced the postal
rate chiefly TO avoid competition. The
rate was made as follows: Under 500
miles, five cents; over 800 miles, ten
cents; drop letters, two cents.
This rate held for six years. when the
three-cent prepaid rate for 5000 miles
was established. II the postage was
not prepaid, five cents was collected OF
the person who received the letter. For
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
STEUBENVILLE.

STERBENvILLF, OHIO, April I'm can
vessing tho returns Of last Mondays cleo
ton the Board of Elections and the City
Clerk discovered an error Of one vote in
favor OF w. NJ. Trainer. the Democratic
candidate for Justice of the Peace, which
gives him an even majority OF two hun
dred.
Miss Annie Myers is home from pleas
ant visit 10 friends in Wheeling.
Miss Jessie Irwin is the guest Of friends
in Bellaire.
Charles NJ. Rhodes is still confined to
his room, but is rapidly improving.
Friends Of Miss Annie McGoyern ten
dered hey a surprise party at her home on
Fishers hill Wednesday evening. About
twenty-five young people were present and
all had apleasant time.
Joe Buche, well known Acme glass
worker, and Miss Annie daughter Of
James Toner, were married Wednesday
morning by Dean Hartnedy. Congratu-
latiOns.
Sheriff Franzheim paid Steubenville
flying visit Monday. Mrs. Franzheim is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Harden, South Fourth street
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mANN1NaToN.

MANyrxGroN, w. VA, April Miss
Alice Atha, who has been attending tue
Normal School at FairnOnt, is spending
Sunday at home. :,
Miss Mollie Morgan, of Pennington, Is
visiting her uncle. @. Q. Morgan.
+. A. Paichard was in Wheeling, Thurs
day on business.
]. Blackshere is on the federal grand
Jury in Wheeling this week.
The funeral Of the late J. L. Beatty, who
was killed by boiler upsetting on him,
Thursday, will occur Sunday.
Van NJ. Burt returned 10 school at ODER
lin. Ohio. Thursday. He was accompanied
by his cousin, Robert Burt, who entered
the same school
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Kiser entertained a
small number Of friends Wednesday even
ing.
A very pleasant hop was given in Prich-
ards hall Tuesday evening.
A number of young folks had an enjoy
able social in in Prichard's hall Friday
evening.
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CLARKsBURG

CLARKsBURe, ". Va, April Mrs.
Columbia Maxwell, the respected wife Of
Porter a.. ,xwell, died az her home, az Peel
Tree wednesday. She was the sister Of
gon. /. C.. Post She leaves a husband
aDd eight children.
Mrs I,urty. who died on Thursday at
HARRISBURG. Va, was the wife OF Capt ".
: I,urty. who was q s0n Of Beverly Lurty,
OF this county.
Onr enterprising citizen, II. d. p. Nor
sa9 has been CHOSEN President Of the
roders' Company. This assumes the
erectfon and completion OF the new bank,
hotel and opera house ia the near future.
the Old buildings are already being re-
Rev. I,aRerty has declined 70 accept the
INV tse Central Presbyterian Church,
- nat civ That church has decided 70
sxtend a cali to Rev. Doyle, formerly OF
BuckhannonA
Sbout two hundred members OF lodges
~ Fsirmont Palstine, Shinnston, Bridge
,,,rt spd other places visited the Ciarks-
b,,r1 I.odee No. 81, Knights OF Il ythiRs, on
Thursday evening
Srhs following officers were elected oy
Traders Company; Dr. ID. z. Morgan,
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New MARTINSvILLE, w. Va, April g.
The entertainment given Thursday even
ing. for the benefit Of the Catholic Church,
In the Opera House, was asuccess In every
way. The local talent acquitted them
selves admirably, and the strangers who
took part were su that could be desired,
and a nice sum was realized Tor the beue-
ft Of the Church.
A. H. Lowe, q Sardis business man, was
here Friday.
Judge Il. p. Jacobs was at Wheeling
Thursday and Friday.
On Wednesday night Sumner Williams
and Miss Amelia Wire were married by
Rev. Cation, st the groom home short
distance below town.
Miss Lillian Eakiu, who has been at
tending school at Washington, Pa, re
turned home Friday.
Mr. Harry Reich leaves to-day for Gin
cinnati.
s. b. Hall was at St Mary's, this week.
Clarence Clark and Charles Hall re-
turned 70 school az MOrgant0Wn and Ma
rietta.
Mrs. d. B. O'Counel, who has been Sc
riously Ill for several weeks, is improving
slightly.
RIr. and Mrs. JeR Wyatt very pleasantly
entertained a number Of their married
friends.
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NEIGHBORHOOD.
WEAT has BEEN GOING on m NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK
;ccial Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
nisrss: Gathered By Register" Reporters
Readable Resume Of the Neg2
MoUNDsyILLE

s. W. Mathews and wife returned this
week from Florida, where they have been
spending the winter Jack brought back
q regular museum, which now adOrus the
West Virginia Clothing Store, including
the American eagle, which Jack brought
down with his own little gun IN the pine
woods near the residence of Al Waite, and
which he declares was AIS nearest neign-
Dor.
Henry Howard, Of Rosby's Rock, was
in town yesterday 20 swear out o warrant
for Chalen Taylor, for making an assault
uDcn him with a rock Taylor had mar
RED a yOuug lady with whom Howard had
kent company, when she was single,
and il appears had been making some re-
marks not calculated 70 keep peace be-
tween the TWO young men.
Miss Mary Gray, who has been west,
will be home tomorrow.
Charles Orr, Of New Mexico, was In the
city Friday.
Mrs. L. l.. Buchanan, Of Chicago, is the
guest Of her father.
The entertainment given by Company
ID, NJ Z. Church, sc the Opera House
Thursday evening, proved decided sue
cess.
Mrs. Thomas Skinner, of Cincinnati, IS
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. II. lockwood,
on Twelfth street.
MISSES MAUI NhA4NA olA 3Abhtp AAN''
ard, Of Wheeling Island, are visiting Miss
Clara Moser.
The tools which have been fastened in
the oil well on the Roberts farm have been
gotten out, and WORK viii be commenced at
once.
Lee Petit and William Oliver, indicted
for stealing a skiff az BenwOOd were found
found guilty and sentenced TO 90 days In
jail.
Miss Mollie Gamble was in Wheeling
yesterday
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Aid So
ciety gave a silver Offering az the home OF
Mrs I. B. Purdy Friday evening.
". L. Manning has purchased the Hol-
Engshead property.
At the last meeting OF the city council
Or. @. w. Bruce was elected health officer,
Thomas Manning assessor and q. ID. Bur
leg clerk.
Company G gave an ice cream social AZ
the residence Of Mrs. j. IL. Lockwood last
Monday evening.
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WESTON.

WESTON. W. VA, April G.-The Mozart
Club met Thursday evening. April 5th, at
the residence Of Mr.. j. f.. Estill, and the
following programe was rendered: Chorus,
Gathered Once More" McGranahan,
Mozart Glee Club; Vocal Waltz, "A Leaf
from the spray, Merz. Miss Florence Hale;
Piano Solo, Last Kiss Polka" Wilson,
Mr.. Robert Zinn; Contralto Solo, Tell
Me This" Weber, Mrs :. Hinkle; Che
rus, Evening Song, Raj, Mozart CLUB;
Soprano Solo, In Old Msdria," Trotere,
Mrs J. r. Estiu; Baritone Solo, Il Sit
Within the Cellar Here" Fischer, Mrs. j.
w. Ross: Duet, The Man in the Moon, s"
Misses Cav and Resell Estill; Solo, The
Cat Came Back" Mr. j. T. Hughes; Piano
Solo, Rainbow Waltz" Blake, Miss Ger
trude Lewis
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WELLSBURG.

VrrisrrRG, WA, April Mr. Henry
Heiuzeroth has removed 70 Independence,
Pa
The pupils of Rooms and gave very
excellent literary and musical entertain
uent 10 the school hall, on Friday alter
noon.
Mrs. i. Y. T. Rodgers was stricken with
PARALYSIS FRIDAY morning.
Mrs George Kemp and daughter Mamie
ara visiting az Mrs. John McCOlOch's in
Ohio county.
Mr. John NJ. Charnock received painful
injuries ON Monday by being thrown while
riding bicycle.
The window glass works and also the
Standard mill viii both be IN operation In
a few days.
GEORGE Carmichael, Lon Jacob, Carl
Jacob and VIII Paxton were home from
Washington-Je derson College during va
cation.
About twenty-five couples OF Bethany
students came down 70 attend the FiSke
jubilee Concert on Monday evening.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE.

ST. CLA1RsvILLE, o., April DIR. G.. z.
Furbay was az Cadiz Tuesday.
J. p. McMonies will leave IN few days
to begin an engagement with Sells Broth
ers, at Columbus.
a dozen couples Of young folks danced
at the Clarendon last night
Miss Gene Terrell spent the week with
Beuaire friends.
Misses Maggie and 10 Davies are In
Wheeling visiting Mrs. David Dinger.
II has been talked among the politicians
for the last few days that County Treas
urer Archer is q candidate for State
Treasurer.
Miss Mary Clark is visiting at East
Liverpool.
J. A. Henderson will be a candidate for
reelection for member OF the School Board
at the election tomorrow.
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AnANpsoME WEDDING.
BIT. ]. Lee Taller, OF New York Marris'
Mi.s Marie stirling. OF baltimore

Mr j. Lee Taller, OF Ne" f1rH' "Atres
Mas Marie stirling. OF baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MD, April Miss Marie
Stirling. second daughter OF Commander
and Mrs. Yates Stirling, OF this city, was
married TO ]. Lee Taller, OF New York.
The wedding took place at 1880 at Brown
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Rev DR..
Maltbie d. Babcock officiating. The bride
is true Southern beauty, slightly above
medium height, with superb figure and q
profusion of golden HAIR. She entered the
church leaning on the arm OF
her father, attended BY her
elder sister Miss Helen Stirling,
as maid of honor. and Miss Mary Handy,
az Richmond, as bridesmaid. The ushers
preceding the party were Messrs. Harry
and Yates Pennington. cousins OF the
bride James II. Taller, cousin OF the
groom: Morton J. Henry, Of Philadelphia,
Rowan Baldwin and David Witherspoon,
Of New York. The wedding was after
the Fnglisn style. the groom and his best
man. ]. Clinton Spencer, Of New York,
mis- cousin. receiving the bride at the chan
Gel. The bride wore an elaborate costume
~ ivory white satin, entrain, trimmed
with deep point lace. Her ornaments were
diamonds. and surrounding her forehead
was magnificent diamond crescent, the
gift Of the groom.
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HANNIBAL

HANNIBAL, O., April1.-A. H. Hofer was
at Pittsburg this week purchasing his
spring stock Of dry goods.
Capt. Charles Muhleman and sister, Miss
Minnie, and Mrs. Godfrey Muhleman were
visiting friends in Wheeling and Mounds
vile several days :his week.
Miss Rena NOll returned home Tuesday
from Wheeling, where she had been spend
ing the winter with her sister, Mrs. Sam
uel Lenkard.
Mrs. John Hyer and son. Of Marietta,
O., were guests of relatives in town Mon
cay.
Nir. and Mrs. Jake Voegtly were at
Wheeling Thursday.
There win be aquarterly meeting in the
the German NJ. Z. Church By the Rev.
Gerlocker, OF Powhattan. o.
DR.. Taught and family, of Silver Hill,
w. Va, moved to this place Thursday.
The doctor purchased the property belong
ing TO Dr. Barr.
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@. Ar. social at Renwood.

The first joint social ever held by Han.
cock Post and Woman's Relief Corps OF
Benwood Will be held tomorrow evening
at Columbian Athletic Hall, near the
street car barns, in upper Benwood. IL
will be the first entertainment in TINS
place, and the ladies in charge have de-
cided to make it one Of the most successful
socials ever held here. II will be a com
bination Of all the pleasing features Of al
fairs of this kind A lunch OF coffee and
sandwiches will be provided, an apron and
necxtie table. refreshments in abundance
and dancing for the young folks. A COM
mlttee of corps ladies, consisting OF Mag
Gle Burkett Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Farmer,
Mrs. Isenoerg, Mrs. Thomas and the corps
President, Mrs Whitman, and Others, as
sisted by all the members OF Hancock
Post, will be on hand TO entertain those
who attend.
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GRAFTON.
evening.

GRAFTON, W. VA, April 7.-Confrma-
ton service was held in st. Matthias P. E.
Church Friday evening by Bishop Peter
kin. Six were confirmed.
DR.. Jas. A. Grant has returned from an
extended Southern tour looking much i'm.
proved. His daughter, Miss Anna, Will
remain in Kansas City some weeks yet
Mrs. Z. +. Price. Of West Grafton. gave
a 3 O'Clock dinner TO some of her friends on
Thursday evening.
A gang Of about 100 men, supposed to be
a wing of Coxey's army, but claiming to be
Eastern mechanics returning from the
South, arrived in town Friday night IN
two box cars. They were provided with
coffee and sandwiches and fired on through
10 Cumberland.
Eph Kline has entered the Jewish hospi-
tai in Baltimore for medical treatment.
The new town officers assumed their du-
ties on Wednesday.
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WARRENTON.

WARREvroS, o., April THE election
here on Monday passed OF quietly. A
pretty full vote was polled. The voters
here for township officers dan't go strictly
on marty lines, as the result shows. They
believe in the survival OF the fittestu /
suppose. The Republicans elected both
constables and assessor, the Democrats
trustee and clerk.
We are not IN good hnmor about the
changes on the v. & L. +. reported for
peyt week. but suppose the passenger
trafic these dull eimes does not justify
ther in keeping SO many trains on the
aOadk
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An Interesting sight.

An interesting sight was witnessed by
the visitors ~ Niagara Falls recently.
Il was he annual migration OF crows to-
ward the South. This usually occurs
in early winter, but this year, for some
unknown renson, il did not occur until
the LIST OF March. The crows passed
southwark by the million, and for two
days the air was black with them. and
the noise Of their cawlng was almost
deafening. When they got TO the falls
they lit in large numbers on the ice
bridge aud set up wild cawing. The
sound echoed against the walls OF the
gorge and made tremendous noise.
When they were rested they arose with
loud whirring Of wings and continued
their flight. Many few into the falls
ana were drowned.
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RAvENswOOD.

RAvrxsw April :. John Riley
passet down Monday night en- route 70
Ridley and Charleston.
Miss Birdie Leonard, youngest daughter
OF George Leonard, Is % he married soon
% Rev. Mr. Miller, Of the NJ. T. Church.
Mrs. John Waits entertained her lady
friends by dinner Wednesday,.
VIM. Samuels, OF ParkersburE, has pur-
chased the Rardon butcher establishment
and will reonen business here next week.
Norris Greanlee and wife have moved 20
Muses. Bottom.
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KNiGHrs OF HONOR.

Alpha Lodge continues to hold its meet
ing on Saturday evenings at the ODD Eel,
lows Hail, aud which has already proved
a change in the location for the best inter
est of It's members, becau5e If brother IS
prevented by circumstances from coming
up to pay his assessments, he can send MS
wife or any other person TO pay II Tor hlm'
and they are not required TO CLIMB stars,
for an elevator is there for them On
Tuesday the Grand Lodge meets at Par
kersburg, at least six Of our city will at
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LADIES OF THE G. Ar.

James A. Garfield Circle No will hold
their regular meeting Tuesday evening,
April TO- at their new quarters. the Grand
Army Hall. All members are urged 20 be
present. A delegate to the National Con
vention will be elected at this meeting.
The report Of the Committee on Memorial
Day will be considered and otner import
ami business Our beloved National Pres
ident is still i'll but slowly improving.
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LADIES OF HONOR.

The regular meeting OF the Ladies Of
Honor will be held at odd Fellows Hall
on Thursday afternoon, April II, and all
members are requested to be present and
are invited. after the session, to repair to
the home Of Sister Mary Robrecht for sup
per and parlor social A delightful time
IL eYDected
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EASTERN STAR.

Miriam Chapter had another large gain
ering of its membership at its second meet
ing In the Temple on last Tuesday evening,
wuere some suggestions were MADE ior the
future prosperity Of the body and Will as
sist in many ways if carried out.