The herald., 1895-11-18
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cite Lumber com pany, which has not only
joined the or ,aniZatiOn but has agreed to
furnish Lumber free for temporary seats
along Orange Grove avenue during the
New Ye RS day parade.
MINSTREL EN- ENTERTAINMENT.
Much interest is manifested in ie pro-
posed minstrel entertainment to be gwen
by some of the young gentlemen OF the
city for the benefit OF Mrs. CIeveland's
home for chill lrea on Columbia street.
She accept, the tender of the benefit very
thankfully and sh wed the committee
who waited upon her the need of it BY in
tro iucing them to seventeen homeless
little ones whom she is caring for and ed.
ucating at her own expense and with
sIch assist me- as she may cieva Her
duties have gr Iwn 30 onerous that she
now {nseds the help of a young woman,
FIR whore services she IS willing to pay
The eutert lin ment will he gwen on or
about De ember lStn and with such
bright lights of the burnt cork profes ion
as Messrs. Shoemaker, Locke, Mcdonald,
Bruce and others tae prospect for ota-
BILE performance is flattsrng.
BREVITIES.
What might have been disastrous FIRE
was averted by the GOODNESS and presence
OF mind Of Mrs. F. h. Burnham at her
home on A leila avenue. on Saturday
morning. She noticed the odor of escap-
ing gas when she stepped into her kitchen
and proceeded to look for the leak in the
gasoline stove. Gasoline had been Leak
in from one of the valve, and had let
quite q quantity stand below the tank.
This taking fire reached the tank itself.
Mrs. Burn ham succeeded in carrying the
tank to the porch where she did not no.
tce the gasoline can itself, which also
| took fire. Her hands were quite severely
| burned. but she saved the house from be-
| ing DESTROYED by fire by her prompt ac-
tirn.
The following are the scores made in
, FRIDAYS target practice bv company B:
| Lieutenant Collinywood 20, Lieutenant
/ Cole 81, Sergeant Lippi colt 80, Sergeant
| Garllck 80, Sergeant Clapp %, Corporal
Brown "a, Private Key ler 81, Private Hos
| comb 81 Private F III 26, Private Hue
bard 90, Private Clark 81.
| The first consignment of the expected
books for the public 'ibr ry arrived today
and are primo. pally works on scientific
| subjects.
The Chicago Times Herald Of the 10th
contains cut and descript or: of library
building that i. to be erected 10. Carleton
college in that city by Mrs. j. W. coville
and her son C. b. scovile OF this city, at
cost of S45, 900. BEFORE his death here
two years ago Mr.. Scoville had taken q
lively interest in Carleton college and
+, this bequest on the part OF his wi ow
will give to the college beautiful struc-
ture in his memors.
Mrs Gertrude Ralston entertained the
older meIrebrs of the Juvenile Temple,
!. y. g. / at her home on First street
last evening. Games and refreshments
w,re enjoyed. Those resent were MISS
! Gertrude Ra. ton, Myrtle Ralston, Nina
I Met lure, Anna La Nelle Nellie Case,
T. tela Case, Mabel Murphy, Bessie Rich-
ards, Grace JONES' Leota Larkins, M ry
and Lilli,n Morse, Mrs. Lathrop, Mrs.
Raiston, B. o. Lacy, Una.lIe Card. Tom
Mather. Lee Reed, Frank Hanlcy, War
rem Massey. Haroli Reyes. Melv'- Ill.
! Flovd La hrop Clara Shaw, u vid Gil
m and Jessie and Willie Eakt.u.