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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-28
Personal.

Mr.. Geo. Search is spending a few
days at home
Miss Lucille Overstolz is visiting
Miss Abel Lopez.
Wesley Beard, after spending sever
al days at home. returned to Bismarck
yesterday.
Misses Laura Thompson aud Dora
Van Mort of Belleview and Fannie
Sawyer of Decatur, Ill, are attending
the institute here.
Josie Williams of st. Louis visited
Nellie Fairchild last week.
Miss Clara Schwab has returned
from Cape Girardeau, where she has
been attending school.
Mr.. Barney Frauenthal of St. Louis
was in town Friday.
Will Thomas is On the sick list.
Mrs. A. Roehry and children spent
Sunday in Iron Mountain.
Miss Matte Jones last Saturday re-
turned from St. Louis accompanied by
a friend. who spent Sunday in the Val
ley, returning to the city Monday
morning.
Miss Ada Marks has returned from
Fredericktown. after spending two
weeks visiting friends
VIM. X. Edgar, DR.. l. A. Marshall
and p. w. Whitworth went to DeSoto
yesterday to attend the Congressional
Convention. They returned last night.
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ANNAPOLIS. Mo-. June 2e. 1894.

ANNAPOLIS, NO., June &c, 1894.
Ed. Register-The Primary comes of
next Saturday, and the county candid.
ates will know their doom. There is
one of them would like to say good
word for, and that one is Joe Reyburn.
Joe was born and bred in Iron county
and has lived here all his life, except a
year or two at Iron Mountain some
wears ago. He is true Democrat and
a good man. Always has been willing
to spend his time and money for the
party and up TO now has never asked
for an office. He is a competent man
and would make an obliging officer l
won't say anything against the man he
is running against, for he is good
man, too, and has always upheld his
party. and / have always vOtedfor him
before. / voted for him against Mr.
Buford fourteen years ago. and voted
for him twice for collector and twice
for county clerk. But | think, as he
has had both offices two terms, he ought
to quit and give some other man
chance There is no chance for a
young man if one man is to hold Office
for twenty or thirty years. So think
at this time Joe's claims ought to be
considered and hope the Democratic
party of Iron county will not pass him
by, and when he has served two terms
he must obey the rule, too. This will
give young Democrats a chance and
keep up their ambition. Don't you
think so, Mr.. Editor? DEMOCRAT.
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From Annapolis.

Ed. Register-Wm. Fletcher was in
town Monday of last week.
Joseph Reyburn also paid us visit.
Mr.. Eustace Rockwell and Mrs. d.
A. johnson returned from Piedmont
last week, where they had been on a
visit to friends.
VIM. FOWL is over at Marquand.
Mr.. Baugh, of Piedmont, blacksmith
and Minister of the Gospel, has locat-
ed in Annapolis. He seems to be a
good man, and we welcome him to our
midst.
We now have three good black
smith shops, all seeming to get plenty
of work. and if we had plenty of mon
ey even more might do we'll.
A tramp by the name of McCarty
lately dug we'll for f. p. B,nson.
When the we'll was complete and he
had received his money. he came to
town, took on cargo of the oil of Joy,
and while in this condition he took
exceptions to another gent of the road
whom he followed up and abused I'M
til patience ceased to be virtue with
the fellow, when he knocked McCarty
down, and, as the boys would say, tore
his face up like deer lick. Dr.
Clarkson was called and sewed up his
wound, and day or two later he
wendell his way northward
Misses Mathina Benson and Ella
Woody went to Piedmont last week.
Mr.. Curry went to St. Louis last
week to the railroad hospital, to get
medicine for sore throat.
\ J. S. Benson aud W. A. Simpson at
tended the Republican convention at
Ironton Saturday.
The Sunday School children will
take part in the celebration of the
Fourth of July at Benson's Park. A
general good time is anticipated and
good order will be preserved.
June "a, 1894.
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DIR. NJ. J. Davis is a prominent ply
stefan of Lewis, Cass county Iowa, and
has been actively engaged in the prac-
tice of medicine at that place for the
past thirty-fve years. On the Goth of
May, while in Des Moines, en- route to
Chicago. he was suddenly taken with
an attack of diarrhea. Having sold
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Diarrh9a Remedy for the past seven
teen years, and knowing its reliability,
he procured 25 cent bottle, two doses
Of which completely cured him. The
excitement and change of water and
diet incident to travelling often pro-
duce diarrhea. Every one should
procure bottle of this Remedy before
leaving home. For sale by Mrs. P. r..
Crisp
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Arcadia Items.

! The Sunday School picnic at Gould
ing's Park Thursday was grand sue
cess. The little folks all report a
good aime, and indeed their recitations
and songs were beautiful and deserving
of praise. The different Sunday
| Schools met at the courthouse and
were led out to the park by the band
boys, where they listened to speeches,
| songs, etc., until about noon. where
| they engaged in playing croquet. ball,
| ETC., passing away the day very pleas.
antly. The picnic was appreciated by
all that attended.
Mrs. Chas. Sykes of De Soto was the
guest of Mrs. Andrews several days
| last week.
Miss Hayden came down from De
Soto Friday to attend the Convent ex-
ercises and was entertained by Miss
Baird.
Mrs. Capt. johnson of Piedmont
came up Thursday to visit her many
friends. She is making her head
quarters with Miss Ringo.
r. H. Jones of Kennett was register
ed at the Cottage Hotel this week.
Miss Matte Medley of Piedmont is
visiting her sister. Mrs. E. c. Baird.
Mr.. Sam Reyburn and family, James
Weathers, Mrs. DeMire and daughter.
Mrs. Eldracher, Miss Weathers, Mrs.
Hatten and Joe Reyburn attended the
Belleview picnic and report a good
time.
Mr.. Hayden and son were entertained
by Mrs. O'Brien.
Mrs. George VanLear and Mrs.
Frank of Charleston spent several days
in our city visiting relatives.
Misses Kate and Blanche Green
spent few days with their sister, Mrs.
Reyburn.
Miss Norman is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Henry Evans.
Chas. Langdon will be up in a few
days to spend the summer.
Cell Tual came home Saturday eye-
ming.
VIM. Hutchins has returned home
from franklin, Tennessee.
JEROME
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

See Lopez's new ad. 1t is of special
interest to the ladies.
Candidates, as well as others, can
vote only at their home precinct
The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies will serve
Ice-cream in Blemels dining room
Thursday, commencing at 4 O'CLOCK
Mr.. Chas. Pruitt. of Poplar Bluff, is
here with his brother. L. b. Prult- he
is still a very sick man. but the REGIS
TER hopes to vet record his recovery
Misses Susie McCoun. Josie Berkeley
and Messrs. Arthur Dice and Shelton
Horn. of Pennington. were the guests
of the Misses Lizzie and Anna Kendall
last Friday.
They had spelling match at the
Institute last Monday. After spirit
ed contest. Mrs. Susan McWilliams
carried off the honors, spelling every
word in a list of thirty-five test words
given.
The Republicans mass meeting last
Saturday was we'll attended. there be-
ing over one hundred present from the
various sections of the county. The
official report of the proceeding Is CAV
en- in this paper.
Young Smiley Bone tried to get OF a
freight train running twenty miles an
hour at or near Bergman Switch last
Sunday morning. He succeeded. but
will scarcely care to duplicate the ex-
pertinent. He jumped all right, but
his head struck the earth nearly as
soon as his feet. and broken ear and
torn scalp resulted. The doctor was
called and sewed him up, and the pa
tient is recovering.
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BellevleW.

Ed. Regis.cr--No rain yet. The
clouds gather, and it lightnings and
thunders, but the rain passes by on the
other side. The gardens are as dry
as in midsummer, and unless it rains
very soon the corn crop will be a total
failure. Wheat is harvested in good
shape. The meadows are COM
pletely taken by white top, and hay
will be scarce and high.
The Belleview folks who went to the
picnic at Ironton, all report pleasant
time. in spite of the heat, and hope
the various Sunday Schools will have
an annual gathering. and keep up the
interest in Sunday School work. The
committee have the thanks of all for the
arrangements made for the comfort
and enjoyment OF every one, and the
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Rain in June.

Fall, gentle rain, in blessed, brimmins
drops!
Cool with thy kiss the city's burning
streets!
Moisten the meadows where the hot sun
heats,
And fall refreshing on the thirsty crops!
The warm wind for thy cordial greeting
stops,
The painting focks a merry welcome
bleats;
The famished fields unfold a thousand
sweets,
The grass bends dimpling on the mountain
tops!
Fall, gentle rain, while the rejoicing land
Smiles thankful where each radiant gem
appears:
Fall like a benediction from His hand,
Who makes the storm and sunlight of the
spheres;
Who sends thee to refresh the living, and
To bless the dead with sweet memorial
tears!
FRANK L. STANTON.
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From Goodiand.

Farmers are busy cutting hay and
wheat.
Corn is looking well. notwithstand
ing the drought. The oats harves,
will be light.
A. H. Eaton, wife and daughters, re.
Gently visited c. II. W. Eaton's family
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Adams took q
trip to Indian Creek lately.
Mrs. Evelyn Brooks and children
went to Belleview this week.
| There is considerable sickness in our
community at present. DR.. Adams is
kept busy.
Mrs. Sol. Nelson and Mrs. Mat. Mel
| son went to see their brothers wife who
| is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Frances Short and family visit
ed at J. NJ. Shrum's last week.
Mrs. Leonard Peck and children are
| visiting Mrs. Luthy.
A sad accident happened two weeks
ago. Little Cleve. Mullins ran into
the mower which his step father, Ed
mund Pauley, was running, and receiv-
ed cut which nearly severed his foot
from his leg. DR.. Miner dressed the
wound and thinks that by careful nurs-
ing, ampu tation will not be necessary.
The women of our community all
seem to favor s'free WOOL by the way
the spindles and looms are running.
Mrs. Adams will close a six-months'
term of school in our district, June
goth, and Prof. Mckenzie will begin
the nett term July End. Success to
you, Mr.. Mckenzie.
Mrs. Adams will teach a four
months term at Pine Grove.
We earnestly hope that whenever
the .sstrikers" have run the U. S. as
long as they desire, that the country
may be governed by those who were
chosen by the people for that purpose.
TIMOTHY HAY.
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dinner was just such as the good pe0-
pie of Iron County know how to pre-
pare.
/ Miss Susie Muse came home last
Sunday. accompanied by Miss Mary
Stegman. of jefferson County.
Henson Muse is spending his vaca-
ton with home folks.
| Sam jackson, of Hot Springs, has
been visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Cox.
w. j. Russell was home last week
and left Friday for Piedmont.
Mrs. j. HI. Long returned last Satur-
day from Sikeston.
Mr.. Townsend, of Illinois, has been
to see his sister, Mrs. N. Warren.
Mr.. Buchard is here to see his sis
ter, Mrs. G. K. Foley.
Houston Reyburn, who was one of
the graduates at the Cape, came home
last week.
Fred Cureton is still with friends in
Belleview,
Miss Dora Van Mort will attend the
Institute this week.
James A. Reyburn was in st. Louis
last Wednesday,
Major Edwards. of Washington, d.
G.. was here to visit his sister, Mrs.
Cox.
j. c. Horn and family went to Farm
ington, to attend the funeral of his
brother Robert, who died of consump-
ton.
There was no preaching at the Bap-
tlst church Saturday, as Mr.. Shoush
was called to Iron Mountain to offici-
ate at the funeral of Mrs. Sam Size
more. who died at her home in Desloge
Mines, after few hours illness.
Miss Fannie Warren is with relatives
at Bismarck
Politics are getting warmer all the
time. 1t is fortunate taht the primary
is so near at hand, so many things are
being said, that some of the candidates
are finding the political road hard
one to travel.
The barbecue given by our Metho-
dist friends was a grand success: plenty
of every thing to eat, and the meat
was excellent. The receipts were
about one hundred and seventy dollars,
which will leave a nice sum after the
expenses are paid.
Sunday morning the Baptist Sunday
School unanimously rendered Mr.. Axe
a vote of thanks for kindly printing
free of cost the badges worn by the
school to the picnic. So the thanks
are expressed to the editor by
BELLEvIEw.
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A Card From Mr.. KitchelI.
ANNAPOLIS. Mo. June 90, 1S9

ANNAPOLIS, Mo-, June 20. 1894.
To the qualified voters. one and all,
that may vote in the Democratic Pri-
mary Election: l having announced
myself for Justice of the Peace of I'm
ion Township through the solicitation
of many of my friends. l do ask the
votes of all the people of Union Town
ship at both precincts-Des Arc and
Annapolis, Mo.-as l cannot get to see
you ALL ask you to consider my case
and vote for the best man in the race.
l thank all the people for their past
favors in election times in my behalf.
Yours. Truly,
SYLVESTER KITCHELL.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

The firm of Rockwell & Benson, do
ing lumber and general merchandis-
ing business, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent-Mr. Rockwell retir-
ing. The business will be continued
by j. S. Benson and Carl l.. Benson,
and all parties owing the late firm are
requested to call at once and settle by
either cash or note.
Annapolis, Mo-, June 2. 1894.
E. G. ROCKWELL,
j. S. BENSON.
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Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If '.La
Grippe has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on Liver, Stomach and Kid.
neys, gently aiding those organs to
perform their functions. If you are
afflicted with Sick Headache, you will
find speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitters. One trial will
convince you that this is the remedy
you need. Large bottles only soc. at
Crisp's Drug Store. 6
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Missouri School Of Mines.

Courses for degrees in Mining, En-
cheering, Civil Engineering and
Chemistry and Metallurgy. Special
courses in Mining. Assaying, Survey
ing and Electricity and an Academic
course. Good equipment. Excellent
tire building. A new and complete
mining and metallurgical laboratory
fitted with full sized working machin-
cry, ready for next session. Climate
healthful and agreeable. Expenses
phenomenally low. For catalogue and
information address
W. B. RICHARDS, Director.
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Fifty cents is a small doctor bill, but
that is all it will cost you TO cure any
ordinary case of rheumatism if you use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try it and
you will be surprised at the prompt re-
lief it affords. The first application
will quiet the pain. so cent bottles
for sale by Mrs P. r. Crisp.
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Strayed or Stolen.

From the pasture near Ironton, on
the night of June 14th. Yellow Mare.
with white name and tail; years old !;
Is hands high. Three news shoes on,
but left hind foot bare. Headstall on
her head. A suitable recompense will
be paid any person returning her to
me, or giving such information as will
lead to her recovery.
A. HODGE. Ironton, Mo.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.

w. P. McCarver may not be the
cheapest place in the world to select
Saddlery and Harness, but it will be to
the interest of the purchaser to get
such goods of him, as he does not ham
die the snide article. His prices speak.
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Removal.

l have removed my Office to the
Lindsay building south of Lopez store
on opposite side of street. Patrons
will find me there at the usual hours.
At S. E. STRONG.
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For SALE-Second-handed Buggies,
Spring Wagons, New One-Horse Wag-
ons, at Z. c. Tual's Shop, Arcadia-all
for prices to suit the dull times. Bug
gies repaired and painted.
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For SALE-A New Six Room Cot
tage. A good cellar, bathroom, els
tern, &C. Good location, nice grounds.
and can be purchased at much less than
cost. Apply to w. P. WEMP.
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WANTED-Pasturage near town, for
COW. Apply to Mrs. H. j. Grover,
Ironton.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

j. b. HOLLOMAN is a candidate
for Representative of Iron county
Subject to the Democratic primary
election.
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Intention, declined the same. Harriet CoIfax.
q sister of the ex-Vice- President has been the
lightnouse-keeper OF Michigan City, on Lake
Michigan, for the past twenty years.
Ohio-The old ODD Fellows Temple in Gin
clnnalI was sold to w. L. Harrison OF that city
Tor $4,000 cash; new temple was occupied
some time ago.
Knights of Pythias.
The Second Regiment. California Brigade.
held It's election at Sacramento and chose as
colonel G. f. McGlashan of Truckee. at the
banquet. which followed the election, many
bright and congratulatory speeches were made.
The various divisions were fully represented
at the assemblage.
Sunnyslde Lodge OF Riverside has its cards
out Tor the annual social and ball, which is
always an event in this promising locality. 1t
Is to take place on New Years eve.
:. A new and strong lodge is ready for institu-
tlOn at Auburn.
The official visits of the grand chancellor
and the grand keeper of records and seals to
many subordnaies during the past few weeks
nave caused great gatherings and interesting
gessjOnS
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HOUSES AND INVESTMENTS.


$500 cash and $50 monthly will buy very
handsome corner residence on McAl1ster st.
cable line; contains 10 rooms, bath aud finished
ocean; price, $500; Sw cor Fulton and Shra-
der sts; owner on premises from to P.rM.
daily
SSOU0-2 choice fats on Post ST. near Blu
chanan. OF ana rooms and bath; income $50
per month: no reasonable offer refused
$o250-Only $3.50 cash. balance mortgage;
choice 2-story house of II rooms ana bath: n.
side Bush ST., near Powell; income s55 per
month; make offer.
$3600-4 separate flats on Clara ST. income $42
per month.
ness property: store and fiat above; just
pleted; leased for Syears from Jan. l, 1895. at
$50 per month.
$775O-Three choice cottages on Fair Oaks ST.
near 22d; rooms and bath each: lot 81 :6xl17 IS
feet to rear street: make offer.
S6250-On3y $3.50 cash. balance on mortgage;
choice 2.suory house OF IL rooms and bath; north
side OF Bush st, near Powell; very cheap.
$4500-Fine 2-story and basement house OF
large rooms and bath In fine condition: cement
sidewalk and street bitumlnous rock; Turk ST..
S6750-Fine bay.window cottage of large
rooms and bath; Mason st, near Pine: look at this
cottage and make us an offer: good lot with two
frontages.
SIT ,0O0-Sunny side Pacific ave., with fine ma
rine view; new Z-story basement and attic resi-
dence: contains IL rooms and bathrooms street
bituminIzed; stone sidewalk; interior finish OF
this house is very fine; lot "a :6x127S 4 feel If
cent interest.
s70O0-Hayes ST., north side. near Buchanan;
y
12O feet, to rear street.
s525O-rrice reduced: Bush ST.; sunny side;
2-story modern house OF rooms and bath; mort
gage of $4,000 eau remain.
BUILDING LOTS.
$17,500-NE. cor Laguna and Broadway; 5Ox
1877 IS.
s1799o. IN side Pacific aye nr. FRANKLIN ST.
$10,750-S. side Pacific ave-, bet. Laguna and
Buchanan sts.; 7Ox127:814
65x1&7 :Sl4.
ssO0O-sw. cor. Pacific ave. and ebster st..
81 :4xl04.
$2500-west line Scott st, near Vallejo; price
reduced from $3.50: fine marine view lot, 81 6x
HOG; or two lots at same rate.
$7500-Southwest corner Scott and Green SITS. !:
very cheap; 55xl1O:6 feet.
$]SO0-Sacramento St, n. line, near Cherry:
lots 251ll7 IT.; terms one-third cash.
$3O00-SE cor. Fillmore and Union sts.; fine lot
34x876 feet; street work all done and accepted
by the city; cement sidewalk.
$2230-Sacramentos ST., n. line, bet. Central ave.
and Walnut; 25x102:814 feet, or lots at same
rate.
$2000-Cnurch ST., mr.. 18th; lot 25x125.
$400o-Centrai ave-, near jackson; beautiful
marine view: 81 :6x10U feet.
$3000-Fillmore st. near Hayes; all ready to
build nn: 25x % g feet
$4250-Bush and Baker sts.; 32:6x85 feet; NE
corner; good business corner.
The above Is only partial list. We will be glad
TO furnish a complete list on application.
SHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO.,
Su tt 21S220 Montgomery, Mills building.
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For Powder.

Ii you aspire to be fashionable you must
in repousse silver has taken its place. says
sihe New York World. This bowl is gold
lined, and gorgeous addition to milady's
dressing-table. 1t is of generous size to
accommodate the fashionable Duff. which
is a great ball OF down, respiendent with a
long silver handle. When the other toilet
articles on the dressing-table are mountsd
in Dresden china the puff ball has long
Dresden china handle to match.
Another novelty for milady's dressing
table Is the silver case for holding dental
floss. The case Is shaped like q large
silver spool. and the monogram on the top
indicates the extent to which this craze
has cone,
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Order of B'nal Birth.

This sterling old fraternity moves along
steadily and cheerfully. Its mission and re-
suits are credltable, and for many years it has
merited the esteem and respect of the people
by It's practical and positive beneyolence.
Last week at Pioneer Hall, Stockton, bril-
liant reception and entertainment was given
under the auspices OF Hope Lodge No. 1876.
An address was made by Hon. Julius Kahn
and selections presented by mandolin club.
the Misses Rosie MARKS. Gertrude Kierski,
Annie Marks, Sadie kierski, Messrs. George
Campbell, Gus Levy, nj. Davidson and A..
Meyer. M. p. Strin presided
Oakland Lodge No. 252 had a good meeting
last week, electing its officers and making ar
rangcments looking to the meeting of District
Grand Lodge No. on January 27.
ID. s. HiTshOerg and George Mosbacher were
elected representatives TO the convention which
meets in Cincinnati. Ohio. on April %.
This order will install early in the month.
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American Foresters.

Court Olive No.7751 gives grand masquer-
ade ball aud reception at the ArmoIy Hall in
Los Angeles on New Years eve.
Court Citrus of Riverside intends giving a
social on The night of January 3. Music. games,
dancing and refreshments. DIR. j. f. Brown Is
to preside, and competent committees are ap-
pointed TO make the affair worthy Of the cause.
San Jose has club formed OF the members
of Court Teutonia No. 1921, and on Christmas
eve il arranged tree loaded with presents for
the children, of whom there were any given
quantity on hand. ana merrier set IL would
be difficult to have found. Afterward the older
zones enjoyed a fine programme of music and
song and concluded with speeches aud con-
eratulayiOnS,