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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01
GEORGETOWN GOSSIP.

LIGHT Special.
GEoRGETowN, Tex, Nov. 3d.
Miss Helen Brown is expected
home from Indianapolis, Ind,
Dec. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Barrett will
return from Jacksonville to reside
permanently, Christmas.
Mrs. Mamie Thornton, of Sedalia,
Mo-, is expected here on a visit
Dec. /.
DR.. Mayfield and family have
moved to BRENNAN to reside.
Georgetown regrets to lose this ex-
cellent family.
Mr.. Halle Knight and family
returned from Sterling, Texas, to
ride here permanently.
Messrs. L.. b. Walters and George
Irvine, representatives of George
town masons will attend the Grand
lodge at Houston next week.
Mr.. Sam Little and Miss Jenie
Evans will be married next Thurs.
day morning at the G. p. Church
in Hutto.
The heavy rains have made
roads well nigh impossible the
past week and farmers are unable
to get to town. However, it has
put the ground in excellent con
dition.
A carload of hogs were, shipped
Monday to Fort Worth. .s,i5
Rev. A. r. Shaw, who has beer
conducting Of the protracted meet
ing at the Presbyterian church the
past ten days returned to Waco
Friday.
Mr.. Shaw is an able and earnest
speaker and with Mr.. Hutton a
pastor have accomplished much
good.
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wHooP UP THE FAIR.

To the DAILY LIGHT:
Let everybody in San Antonio
"put his shoulder to the wheel" and
do his level best to make the pro-
posed mid-winter fair a success.
Let the croakers, GROWERS and kick
ers go out OF business until the
mid.winter fair shall have closed
in a blaze OF success.
The women OF San Antonio can
make the mid-winter fair COM
plete success, provided they will
but make up their minds to do so !;
for they work with all their heart,
soul and strength, once they take
hold Of an enterprise OF this char
acter. l earnestly appeal to the
women of San Antonio to take hold
of the mid-winter fair, earnestly,
unitedly and theoretically, and to
make the men ashamed of their
apathy and sluggardism.
Men, women and children should
"whoop up" and work like beavers
for the mid-winter fair, as it will
not do San Antonio the least good
to allow this fair to prove a failure
Don't throw "cold water" on 1t
work "S6 ~ \ 81 sss I'D $s IN
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PEARsALL PIcKINGs.

LIGHT Special;
PEARsALL, Texas, Nov. 3d.
Thanksgiving services were held
in the Presbyterian church Thurs
day, conducted by Rev. A. F..
Sterrett.
The storekeepers closed their
places OF business for Thanksgiv-
ing, and gave their employees a
holiday.
The funeral of Mrs. r.. A. Moore,
who died Monday evening was
largely attended. Services were
held at the residence conducted by
Rev. Jas. Hammond.
An invoice Of the goods of Gibbs
& Campbell's store is being taken.
Jas. T. Gibbs, who left here about
two weeks ago, has never been
heard from, and no one seems to
know where he is.
Two runaways occurred Tuesday.
One team in running by Beever &
Kinds livery stable somewhat
dilapidated a corner of the build
ing in passing.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Nichols, Mrs.
Heater and child, Mrs. Mcdonald,
Miss Cannon, John. Il. Bivens, j.
w. Durbin and E. 3. Rutledge Wis
tied San Antonio this week.
August Obets, of Moore, has just
completed gathering pecans on the
Medina river. He shipped $4,000
pounds to Moore,station. Mr.; Obets
has followed this business extern
sively. He reports this a splendid
year far pecans, and says the crop
on the Nueces and other rivers is
as large as was ever known. While
gathering pecans on the Medina,
he said one of the Mexican thrash
ers fell from the tree, a distance OF
63 feet measured, fell 20 feet and
struck a limb which threw him on
the top of a smaller tree growing
beneath, this breaking his fall and
landing him on the ground, con-
siderably bruised, but no bones
broken.
Mrs. Hugh BROKER and child
returned to Pearsall after several
days spent in visiting relatives at
Liberty Hill, Texas.
Mrs. DR.. Tinkham, of San An.
tonic after spending some days
with her friend, Mrs. G. Hubbard,
returned home Wednesday.
j. l.. Burden left last Sunday
for Houston, to attend the Grand
Lodge.
The ladies of the Baptist church,
gave a grand supper on the night
of the Doth.
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MARKET REPORTS.

Furnished the LIGHT by the Alamo Bro
kerage Co., corner Market and Yturrl
streets.
SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 80, 1895.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
December Wheat: Opened at 56h;
closed at SOS.
Corn: December, opened at 26l4; closed
at 261s.
Oats November, opened at179s; closed
at 17&.
Mess Pork: January, opened at
$50; closed at S.75.
Lard; November, opened at 5.27; closed
at 5 27.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Cotton: Dull; middling, s 9-l6.
December, S.26; January. $40; Febru-
airy, S.34; March, $50; April, s.43.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Cotton: Easy, middllng, SIS; sales, $50
bales.
November, 500; December. 500: Jan
uuary, SIP; February, SIG; March, $50;
April, S.24.
LIVERPOOL. MARKET.
Cotton: 11-16; demand fair; prices
steady; receipts, 5000 bales; sales, 10000
bales.
November. December, ABS; December
January, Abs; January February, 4.35;
February March, ABS; March April
ABS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01

religious meetings at Madame
Claud Duval's has fell from grace,
and skipped out for Austin. She
says she could not do her own
washing aud live on dry bread
alone,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01

Photographs, nice cabinets, for
75S per doz. at Callaway's. IL l u
The only first-class installment
house in the city-Clower Install
ment Company Nos. 116 and lis
West Houston street, and l36
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ES;Ir ID.

N-~-r--~
REYNOLDS - Saturdav morpiug An
l3th. l9.s, HENRY t. REYNOLDS, aged -
years. 49, 80
Aot &c of funeral later.
%GaANES- Suddenly. in Berkeley. Fr;lov
might, April l-th. Is >. at II o'clo Il. HER.
Z SWAtNE GRAVES. only cbIJ If
MHnd 40 irdest Graves. aged ! year. and
ii mo.th ~
Fun raj will ike place ut -. Paul.s Ennis.
ENLNtNG. '''""'
EKB-Att the residence of her father. cor.
ner County an Green s~tre,ts, Ports ON,
va Aprtt .lth. 1870. at II O'Clock -. m
AIRS. ANNIE EEB, el lest daughter OF MI
/ ohihs la = I r, AMI widow OF tn Ina
.iitl's ! Erb ANA sister OF Nes.rs. Holm
/. and James lassiter. aged 10 VAR
month AMI II days. 4
Funeral will tako place Mt the resilenc.
Ihl' Gu 'Cayl AFTERNOON. at oc O !.
Ir cHds and n-cQunintances are Respectfully
invited 10 at tend
Richmond and Suffolk papers cory.
GRAY A l245 O'clock yesterl Law. S,t,r.
day, April 18th, 1925, at the residence of hcr
son-nltw. i. =. Msrable, No. 90 Ma In
nven e, VIRGINIA a., the beloved VIII, ~
r. n. Ora, IN the 6;th year o her ng,
Funeral from residence MONDAY, sprl
10Th Is l. o'clo X m. Friends and c Innni.
an tes respectfully invited t. u:teni In.
torment Ia family grouui in Isle OF Wight
conn y, Va, "
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FUNERAL A. COKE SMITH,, JR.,
Took Place at CRANKY Street
Church.
SCHOOL CHILDREN PRESENT.
The Funeral OF the Unfortunate
Young Man Yesterday at II
O'clock. Conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Bennett. Many Beau
!ifuI Flowers.

The funeral OF Master A. Coke
Smith, Jr., took place at CRANKY
street Church yesterday at ~ O'Clock
u the building was filed TO overflow.
ing with the friends of the afflicted
family. The services were conducted
10y Rev. Mr. Bennett, assisted by Rev.
Dr. Garland, presiding elder OF tho
Norfolk District, and DIR. Tudor, of
the Cumberland Street NJ. T.. Church.
The following gentlemen from the
official body of the church were bonar.
airy pail bearers, John l.. Roper. G.,
5. Bruce, w. NJ. Jones, L.. C., Kilby.
y. q. Pollard, ID. j. Turner, j. w.
Perry aud Geo. II. Atkinson. The
active pail bearers were from the Loys
OF the CRANKY Street Sunday School,
friends of the deceased: Obed White
hurst Jr., Frank Baird, NJ. j. Land.
II. Paul Jones, Walter Pollard, KEN.
per Licklider, Albert Roper aud
Burrill DeminG.
Before the arrival of the remains the
altar mad been covered by numerous
beautiful floral offerings, consisting of
Tyres, crosses, stars, crescents, wresths,
etc. Two OF the most beautiful of the
floral tributes; we're from the Public
High School and CRANKY street Church
and Sunday School.
The church was opened ut II o'clock,
and In n very short while all of tho
pews not reserved were filed. The
children Of the High School occupied
the right gallery. sssps
al There were about thirty ministers
from tho various churches oil the city
present, several of whom occupied
seats within the chancel.
The music was sweetly rendered,
especially the selection by the male
quartette.
mot Dead, but S~leepeth." Sung
ny IA male .quartette, composed OF
Messrs. Lumley, Dodaon, Crowell and
Butt.
Ihe Interment was in Elmwood Gem
etery, u at the grave the qusrtette
sang "Abide With Me"
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Wilfrcd g.

Mr.. Wilfred Clarke. supported by a
good company. will appear at the
Academy to morrow afternoon and
night in "a Widow Hunt" n play in
which no has achieved 80 much success.
MIR. Clarke is IL son of the late John
Sleeper Clarke. who in his young
days was the best comedian on the
american stage, and Is n nephew OF
the late Edwin Booth. His appear.
ance here will no doubt afford great
pleasure to the patrons OF the Aoade.
N.Y. The matinee which he will give
to-morrow afternoon will be the last
matinee at the Academy tbis season.
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officers Effected.

The Womau's Foreign Missionary
Society of Queen Street Church has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Mrs. Ellen Watson, pres.
ident; Miss Lucy Hail. first vice.pres-
'dent; Mrs. Eva Paine, second vice.
president; Mrs. A. l.. Odend'hsl. treas.
nrer; Mrs. beatrice Lindsay, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Emma Stroud. cor
responding secretary. Apprentices:
Mrs. james Martin, Miss Lucy hall,
literary committee,
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The schooner George l.. Flessenden,
which WIS reported at Ocracoko with
tRils gouc, Is repairing them. Her
honse has been stove III aud the rail,
bulwarks and boats gone.
lbe harges of the Atlantic and Dan
vile railroad. reported lost ut sea,
have been found. One of them is at
Paul ,Ganiel's Hill aud the other at
Cniiey's lnlet. There is no one on
board. The tugs Thomas A. lain aud
Asher d. hudson will tow them to this
port.
The tugs VIM. Colcy and Edgar +.
Lnckenbnch are at Kill Devil Hill
awaiting an opportunity to pull on the
stranded steamer |. j. Merritt, which
Is now being pumped out.
The three masted schooner Standard.
OF Damnrscottr. Me-, Captniu Frank
Dram, bound from New York to Kew
West with u general cargo, has arrived
here IN distress. On the night of the
Sth she encountered severe weather
and was badly damaged. Captain
Dram was thrown against the side of
The vessel and badly injured. The
Standard now lies on tho Berkeley
flats.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that tho freshets in tho Hudson River
have eXtlngnished the lights ut Bath
Dixie, Pleasure Island aud Covells
foily, between Albany and Troy, New
York. At the first named station the
post has been carried away; at tho
others the posts are submerged. Re.
pnirs will be made as soon as practic.
able.
The Lighthouse Board also gives
notice that the structure of sand Spit
Light, hudson river, New York, has
been carried away by the spring
tresleis. "
The fixed red light will not be dis.
displayed until repairs eau be made, of
which notice will be given.
Tho Mctmryr. furniture company,
The attention Of the readers of The
N%InGINIAN is called TO the advertise
ment OF the Mclntrye Furniture Com.
pany, which contains much of interest
to all interested iii tho purchase of fine
furniture at way down low prices. This
concern carries q large aud well select.
ed stock o! furniture, carpets aud mat.
tlngs, all OF tho latest designs aud
finish, and Is Offering bargains to
buyers. In baby carriages they have
all the lntest styles and viii be pleased
to have those thinking of buying to call
and Aamln them. At the Mcintyre
Furniture Company one can find guv.
thing usually kept by IL first class estab.
llshment OF the kind. Their number is
To Church street, opposite Freemusou
street,
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REQUIRE A LARGER CHURCH.
The First Baptist Congregation Has
an Option,

Dnflng Tho pastornte of the Rev. f..
IS. Hatcher the membership of tine
FIRST Baptist Church has greatly IN
creased TO such mn oX.eut tnat tho
church building on Cumberland street
Will not accommodate tho congrega-
ton.
y meeting OF the members vii! be
heid Monday night next to consider
Il purchase of the CRANKY Street
Method st Church, NJ the corner of
Eranby II treenas0n streets. which
VIII he vacated by the congregation
when the Epworth Church 10 com
p!eted. The Bapiists have an option
on the church at 81, 900.
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II orh Welt Bone.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa. suffered
VIII dyspepsia and disordercd liver
and would frequently throw up bile.
l procured II bottle Of Simmons Liver
Regulator, and, nftor using half of it
was completely cured. One Of my lady
customers told me the other day that
summons Liver Regulator completely
cured her Of sick. heAiache-D. Olis
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

The Deputy Collector OF Internal
Revenue requests THE V~lRGINIAN to
state that the Revenue Office will be
Kept open till 6 O'Clock Monday for the
convenience OF those who have to ar.
range Tor the collection of the income.
tax. Monday is the last duy,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
Bridal Gifts,

The greatest variety and largest stock
OF solid sterling silver ware is TO be
found at CT. Greenwood g. Bros, l5S
Main street, who are constantly receiv-
ing new goods necessitated by a large
md increasing patronage. For good
work, best goods at lowest prices and
the latest novelties. call on the old re-
liable nCagket.o
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

M copy for the large advertisement
OF watt, Rettew ~ Clay IN to.dny's
'IH"!NIAH was furnished at an hour
ZOO nate to permit OF n revision OF the
PROOF by Them. The few changes de.
sifeu could NOT he made, however. ns
tue page wes already stereotyped.
lhey are ns follows: BaDeskiu SOAP il
NC Tor boZ OF 3 cakes. The bl.ncbed
iIs!e thread vests advertised Mt 3TJc
nave SATIN ribbon around neck ana nrc
c%Iochetted with silk. The para0rauh
relating. to hose supporters shonld
read Ladies popular button satin
beIt sIik elastic stocking supporters.
me Que variety, here in oil coiors. yec'
lhe hre referring 10 dress shields
should read Dress shields, the usual
zoe quality sto%ckinet, lOc each: were
LILO of these; all sold but 300" not
SUI as the printer has it.
In the paragraph chroniclinp the
SILK bargains, the silks advertised nre
pliSse' The II referring to the towels
III ~ shouid read not Grant. but giant
size. The work ''assortmen," in tbe
turkish bath towel is superiluous.
The growing demand for space IN
LINZ SlRGINIAN makes 1t Imperative
that advertisers should sond IN the,r
copy early, that u careful readino ~
The proof may be permitted the adyer.
tIser and errors avoided. We have ra.
qnested tins often. We wish To edmon.
Ish our advertisers again 10 send in
their ihvors as far ahead us practicable.
iEn', ssar. gzuy.
Choice Michigan Hay III lots TO suit
me trade cheap. DIP. REID X Bro.
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Street Cnrs tn Tho pnrb.

The cars of the Norfolk Street Rail
way Company Will commence running
to the new City Park this morning for
the first time, aud. if the weather liz
inlr' 1t Is safe TO say that q large uum.
Der OF people will avail themselves Of
the opportunity to visit tho place.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
81 MAnN,s cArnoLIo CHURCH.

Mass Mt II
Klrie-Gioua--C G., 10 Dimnuoza's Grand
MIt.ry Mass.
Sanctus Agnus Det-Dona Nobis -~lIaydens
Onor,orium. 'Ecce Pnnis". .'. .nonizette
rostlu to-. Strike the Cymbals H.. pacitt.
N,spers II M.
Nc'p"r service New. dnuts
Rem, Couli cIsn
O. StIutaris ...'. Eo'nimi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

Attention is called to the advertise.
ment OF this company announcing thnt
the steamer Ariel has taken the place of
The ~PocnhortHs. hence to Richmond.
whiio tho latter vessel is being over.
hauled and painted.
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gI CIenrs tho uou.c.

The Bed Bug Poison sold at Bur.
rows drug store. Warranted the
strongest article made. Only % cents
a pint. a brush gwen to apply it. One
OF our hotel men says: at knocks them
silly. l would not DO without it,"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

Select .your spring suit from the
largest mt most complete line of for.
eisn cuttings and trouserings in the
city at Nichols * Wallace. 1G9 Main
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
CONTRACTS LET.

Contemplated improvements at Ocean
View.
The management of the Ocean View
railroad yesterday let out all the con
tracts for making the improvements to
the hotel and other buildings, Tho
work will be commenced at once and
will be pushed with great euergy. 1t
is said that the company expect to have
all of the work completed, including
the nifty additional rooms to the hotel.
by the lat of June.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

Nobby effects in Easter neckwenr at
Nichols X Wallace. lG9 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

Buttermilk and Ice Cream at Macs,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
CnmpbeII's Easter o0erjpc.

silks, %velvets, linens, napkins. dam.
asks, towels, laces, embrolderies and
hosiery from Jailary's stock at less than
cost See Sundays papers for special
prices. Il. A. Saunders, l72 Nam
street.
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HAY.

Several cars en- ronte; must be sold
also some on track here. II. L. Owens.
30 Water street.
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LooK IN our window and see the line
Oh sterling silver novelties for only
QUO, at Chapman d Jakemsn's,
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CLEARiNG-UP SALE.
Stock Bought From Trustee. Wright's,
1876 Main Street.


1876 Main Street.
To make room for new goods arriy
ing daily Wc are oilering special bar.
gains Oh oil the stock bought from the
l%rnstee, IN dress goods, silks, table
linens, white goods, lace curtains, che.
nliie porlieres, stamped linen goods.
down pillows, hosiery. gloves, umbrel-
las. ladies', gents aud chIldren's under.
wear, outings. gInghams. %lacas, en-
oroideries, ribbons, gents furnishing
goods, etc..et Gail aud sea the prices.
WRiGH1's, 1876 Main street.
Abbott's Enst Indian Corn Paint
cures all corns, watts and buulons.
Frank ii. Gnles' add will be of inter.
est to yon. Look for it.
Open and ready for your inspeetlon
our beautiful line Of imported suitipRs
aud trouscrin2s for the spring aud
summer NIchols * Wallace, I6V Main
street.
Try Murray's dinners aud break fasts
D0c. each. They are the best in the
State; 81 Roanoke avenue.
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.ocai meteorological Dat,

G:5S. High water, 1917 aud I2:57 a. In. low wstes
1901 and 7;07 n. M. "~'eS
Local METEOROLOGICAL Datn.
tfoE - HOURS ENDING 8 O'CLOCK LAST NIoHr.}
O'S' DEPARTMENT OF AGR1cuLTunI, y
WEATHER BUREAU,
Local Office, Dodsou Building. ?
NORFOLK. Va, April IL. 1896,
Maximum Temperature. 10
Silnimum temperature a.
Normal temperature deducted from 20
years observation. sy
Departure from uormsl.... d
Aeom,n,sh.cu departure for the month plus IL
departure since Jan. l = 30S
Precipitation. IN incLos. a
total precipitation since LIST OF tho
l.ss
J.J, GRAY. Observes.
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WEATur ;ss lt r
Forecast Tor To-day.

WAsHiNcIoS. d. G.. April IA, 1925.
N ram winds. ' ">"e'f
fHh For North Caroliua: Generally fa;r
- aS,iaoie winds; warmer in central and
l extreme southern portions.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

M'HihTvRE ALNANAc-Sun rises. 5:S3: sun sets
10 nigh water, 1911 aud l2:57 L In. low wstes
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IEnV, Elav. gs,ty.

Hn, fihr. gzu,.
Choice Michigan Hay i'll lots TO amt
the trade cheap. Dr.. REID Il BRo
aplO D&Wlm 269 and 30 Church -
Canpbell's Easter Offering,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

Frank IL. Gnles' add will be of inter
est to yon. Look for il.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

Mass Mt II
kIrie-Gioiia--C q o 10 Dimanoza's Grand
military Mass.
Sanctus Agnus bet-DonaN obis -%lIayden's
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1895-12-04
L6pande N:r 9s7.

Konkurs. Hanson 81 Bshrenfsld,
en- Observation-Disclosures Heron Lake.
g1orde konkurs f6rra yeckan. Tilleari4
gar och skulder uagefar lika stora. f.
z. hammers ar utredningsman.
Nytt mejeri tinker man inom en-
star framtid "a uppfordt New Paynes-
vile. Femtio perBUHvr asssf.a Isa9is1a
antecknat sig sig som intressenter.
spessen for f5retagst sta dr 80. szsa
fran st. Paul.
Sti1lwafer-nyheter Sv. luther
ska f6rsamlingen har nu j dagarHe for
en- kostnad af omkring $500 latit FULL
standigt inreda sbasementetn sin
kyrka, och hr delta nu sardeles trefigt
och audamalsenligt. Sjelfya bJnesalen
42x42 Tot ligger at gatan till; iva par
dnbbeld6rrar satta delta rum forbin-
delse med EFT mindre 2lx42 fot, som ar
afsedt dels for mindre samlingar, dels
ock att vid festliga tillfailen tjena SOM
matsal; langst mat garden ligger kokes
9x20 SAINT kolbod och rum for orgelmo-
torn. Inredningen, som verkstaits al
Sargent& & Berglund, har bekostats al
| ngdomsl0reningen, konfirm. f5renin-
gen, qvinnof0reningen och sjukhielps
f6reningen. For att samla medel har.s
ill hade forsamlingens qvinnor f6ran-
staltat en- ssorartad festlighet pa tack
sagelsedagen, en- festlighet, som pa
sAtt och Wis 4fven var gu invignings-
Test Efter f6rmiddagsgu gudstienstens
slut serverades middag; foljde sd kl 10
en- konsert appe kyrkan, hvarvid pre-
sterades tai och sang; slutligen serve
j rades vid 5-tiden sup6. Festen inbrag-
te en rem behallning af Sll5. Till det
lyckade resultatet bidrog utom vara
lqvinnors skickliga och of5rtrutna arr
bette, icke minst pastorL. A. Johnstona
harvaro. Han tjenstgjorde pa savaf
for SOM aitermiddagen. PA {. m. lit-
wade han upp oas med en- sk0n tacksa-
dagspredikan, och yid e. ms konserh
h6ll han EFT h6gligen intressant och
valskrifvet f6redrag 6fver "Muhammed
och hans laran. ALA Gro glada att "a
hafva gjort pastor Johnstons bskant-
skap bade i och nadanfor predlkstolen.
Med denna yalbeh6figa inredning ar
kyrkan nu fullt fardig,. och tack ware
ALA f0reningarnes eHiga samverkan Hr
redan allra ssVrsta deIen af kostnader-
I ma betaIda, och delta ntan att nd con
8 kant det. Tsaeksaint srkinnande IaT-
ltjena atslzillig If fl5raamlf mlfngens med
81 lemmar, som dtatl elsss ttning del i
q arbetet en- Her fsra dagag och der
.Taet ei tot rcd ne sl'at lSostnasg err &.
Mrs Jolssson, SON hfyer EFT asf.
4 vartt illpsti al asiragen slzaaA
i LENA xmas, gili.das Tor niaryaraude 3
Dir. ohnsons ssanato tofiutn \ II Hnds SON
y is, och fErefinnas nu dc rnest
!. grua1ade torhopp ID gar ON hennes
Ifullstandiga aterstallelse, hvarOfver
/ hennes talrika winner hjertligen glad ia
, sig Herskapeb Johnsons aidste son,
! George, som idkar studier vid larover-
ket ST. Peter, har var..t hemma 6fvsr
i. tacksa gsferierna. P. 1