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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-17
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Official Proceedings Of the County
Commissioners
q Unlon County. South Dakota. Held In
he Court House 1t Elk Point.-
Continued from last issue.)

Elk Point, Jan. Z, 1896.
The board met as per adjournment
members all present also the auditor.
The bond Of w. H. Dodd was filed
and approved and on motion the board
organized and proceeded to transact
business.
On motion Of j. G. Merrill, second
ed by W. H. Dodd, W. w. Main was
elected chairman Of the board OF
county commissioners for the ensuing
year.
On motion the official bond OF F. W.
Smythe for $500 furnished as county
Judge, was taken up and on motion
approved.
On motion the official bond OF Hans
Anderson for Is, 900 as sheriff Of Union
county, was taken up and on motion
approved.
On motion the official bond Of SAM
uel A. Omdahl for 81 900 as clerk of
courts Of Union county, was taken up
and on motion approved.
On motion the official bond OF Oscar
j. Smith for $500 as superintendent Of
the county schools, was taken up and
on motion approved.
On motion the official bond Of Jer-
ONE Mangan for $4,000 as register Of
deeds Of Union county, was taken up
and on motion approved.
On motion the official bond OF NJ. J..
Lohre for 900 rs assessor Of Sphinx
township, was taken up and on motion
approved.
y On motion the official bond of Ole J..
Lykken for 800 as justice of Sphinx
township, IA taken up and on motion
approved.
On motion the official bond OF Peter
Ekren Is constable Of Sphinx township,
was taken up and on motion approved
On motion resolved that we refund
CD. Lane 80 school poll for the year
1892, for the reason that he belongs to
the militia.
On motion be it resolved, that. where
,, Adam G.. Terrence has made afi-
davit that he was ove 50 years of age
in the spring Of 1894, and, whereas, he
has been assessed q road poll tax for
said year, therefore, resolved, that
said road poll be stricken from the tax
for said year.
The balance Of the day was spent in
settlement with the county treasurer.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1895.
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ton and stock looking we'll. The house
and outbuildings were in good repair;
machinery and farming implements
carefully housed; the dwelling house
neat and clean and we believe well and
economical managed under the pres
emit superintendent and matron, Mr..
and Mrs. John John Mckeller.
We found as inmates in said institu-
ton namely:
Napoleon Brouillette aged ~ years.
John Venue 80. 60 -.
All of whom appeared to be we'll and
comfortably cared for.
One inmate of said institution died
during the year 1894, namely Mrs. Ger
trude Albue aged 81 years.
We hereunto append a list OF prop
erty appraised with the value thereof,
making due allowance for the natural
wear of machinery, agricultural i'm
Elements, household effects etc.
The following is the recapitulation
of the property in question:
Live stock and poultry....... 5 667 %
Hay, grain and vegetables. Asa o.
PROVISIONS 80. lof DO
Farm implements & machinery 40 81
Household furniture etc.,. 453 SO
Total. ,. l6o So
The farm met with losses during the
year 1884:
One COW valued in 1893 Co.. $50 80
One calf " 1880. 3 so
Your committe found that Superin-
tendent McKeller has made many inn
provements that adds to the value OF
the farm for which he receives no credit
on invoice.
We recc end that the following goods
be pur has =.
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Elk Point. Jan, 8. 1895.

Elk Point. Jan. 8, 1895.
The board met - per adjournment
members all present also the auditor.
On motion the following was intro
duced and passed:
1t is hereby resolved by the board Of
county commissioners OF Union county
that the auditor be instructed to ar
range the records Of this board with
reference to the allowance OF all bills
In such . manner 90 that the amount
claimed and the amount allowed shall
appear In their respective columns
when published.
Dated Jan. 9, 1895.
w. w. MAIN.
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viii sell you clothing cheaper than
anybody. FREEnAN Rrns'
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whereas, a correct census has been
taken Of said proposed town exhibiting
the names Of every family resident
therein, and,
Whereas the same was duly verified,
and,
Who're as, it appears that said census
aud map was duly exhibited in . con-
venient place in said proposed town
for thirty days prior to the filing Of
the same, and the board being satisf-
ed that the requirements of the statu-
tes in such cases have been fully com
piled with, it Is therefore ordered by
this, the board OF county commission
ers in aid for the county Of Union and
state of South Dakota, that the said
proposed town of Jefferson be and the
same is, by the assent Of the qualified
voters thereof, declared to be an in
corporated town, under the name of
the town of jefferson.
Dated at Elk Point this 9th day OF
January, 1895.
w. w. MAIN,
Chm. Board of Co. Com.
On motion the official bond of A. d.
Keller was taken up and on motion ap-
proved.
The balance Of the day was spent
in the settlement with the county
treasurer.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Thursday, Jan. 10th, 1895.
Elk Point, Jan. 10, 1895.
The board met as per adjournment,
members all present; also the auditor.
On motion, Resolved that the val
uation on the south ! OF southeast !
section % range IS township 40 be re-
duced from $3.50. to s72O. and that
the south ! OF south west I section q
range 95 township ~ be reduced fran
$500; TO $3.50. for the year 1894. for the
reason that the parties owning the
the land did not have notice from the
assessor of the amount OF their assess
menL
On motion Resolved that the per-
sonal tax of John Thresh of IS. IS for the
year 1893 which has been brought up
against the southeast t of the north
west I Of section 25 Range 81 township
so as a lien against said property be
stricken from said land, a said land
was transferred before said personal
tax was due.
On motion the following road super
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Lutheran Churches.

German Northumberland Sh Mission.
sanders hail. below Sweeney's brewery.
sunday school. J % =. m; services, 2.S0
every other Sunday.
Norwegian Danish Fourth and Pine
streets. s 4 Tollefscn. pastor. study in
~ ssreent Services. II a. M and 2. N.
sunday school, $50 a. II.
Rainier Heights Mlssion-At Preshyter-
ian church Market street. sunday school
a. I co % m every sunday. Services at
"a n m every other sunday. Pastor.
= Knappe: residence 1919 Tenth street.
a s~.sfan, pastor. Rev. ". II. kurtz. 1873
English Holy Trinity Seventh ard
Tnion. Sunday school. ss5 a M Ser
%ircs every Thursday evening al 80 by
Rev Mr. Anda. Of Tacoma.
German Lutheran Services IN hall COR
~ Main and Twelfth streets 70 e n. m.
sunday school. 80 a. N. Rev NJ. G.
paatfe pastor. residence. 1913 Vain street.
German Evangelical, lions conErega-
.te,- Frn.-tl's hall &.nta street. between
ptra and olive Services 1880 q. NJ. and
--2a n. m sunday school a. II.
swedish F,vangelical-Thira street. near
me Rev Martin L. Larson, pastor:
ras.1erce. ls.1 FIFTH street. between Pike
snd Union Sunday school. 1918 2. n.
service. iaf5 a. n. ard $ ?. m
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portunity for artistic acting and for hand
some dressing The costumes 10 be worn
IN the "Funger' are said TO have cost a
great deal and 10 be magnificent New
scenery, new drops and mechanical effects
have been prepared. and OH even a mora
elaborate stale than in kidnapped"
mere ~ great scene of the elevated rail-
way IN New York. n realistic bank rob
psy and strong murder scene. The plot,
hough most exciting. Is simple, d X.
Higgins plays the role OF the Plunger.
Dexter Digit. and he Is said 10 be simply
gay, devil-may-care. generous open
hearted and open-hauded gambler. Miss
Waidron plays the part Of gay grass
WIDOW. Glover by name. and she has moro
sope han IN the play Of tho past week.
Miss Jennie Weidsnan makes a very fetch
hg orqsian as Ethel Rexford and Miss
fHginiA Jackson - 81 chic and pretty
typewriter, Frank W. Bacon. who made
nii last week as Michael McMooney. the
peleeman, has a strong part as Smfke,
sie tramp George =. Webster. who PLAYED
aaaHiip Northcoite. has an even better
rtshce 20 show his acting. as Walter
oshaate Scott. who makes an admirable
.hihtn- has a good heavy role as Lincoln.
q iact' the entire company has chance
y eeepen the Impression already made.
me play hinges on the forging or a check.
nc crime hedng laid upon the innocent
'yndaie, The murder OF Lionel lincoln
ana me hank robbery. There Is also A
very funuy Coon" mart
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Notes Of the stage.

Lewis Morrison. for sight years under
the direction 81 = J. Ahrazn. wfn again
b. managed ny that star next season.
Rob Roy a. he Castle Sasare The
res % magnificent rsvtyals OF favorfte
light operas.
Lillian Russell recently introduced %
New YORK thester-goers oneBbach's La
Pertchoie.'' now twenfy -Seveu years old
The prtma donna = said 70 De as brilliant
as ever.
kyrlfe Befew who was FOR a time a
student in the monastery. 81 the Reder1p-
florists. in London IS said always 20 dros
his eyes or turn his head when passing =
woman on the street
In THE King Of Peru the new play
BY Louis y Parker. . D. produced at
the Garrick fhserer. New York fnruor-
row evening. Richard Mansfield Viii play
a straight rumantfc part
Fred G Whftney's comic opera company
VII open al Hooleys theaser. e,hicego
May II. in The Birth 81 Venus" The
cast includes Aubrey Boucicaull. Robert
Graham. Charles kirse. Philip Toms and
Grace Golden
Jessie Bartlett Davis has received an
offer 10 sing in june and Jaly A s.. Jarnes
Hall London, but has declined on rne
ground that she prefers to spend the
summer raising chickens on her farm
near Chicago.
secret Service" William Giilette's new
war play, viii he produced in Philadel-
phia tomorrow evening Mary Hampton
VIII play the role Of q Southern heroine
and Edwin Arden 1tH appear as her
brother. The plot. whicsh reaches "a strong
climax in a telegraph scene. concerns a
Union scoul workig under Confedera;e
mask In the autumn Mr.. Arden will join
William II. Cranes company as leadIn 8
comedian.
The American. as compared with the
EHglishman. has been paid this compli-
ment by Marion Lea, the kendais' lead
ing woman: I'm England the sympathy
OF the audience Is with the hero In his
troubles while IN America Il IS the he
rolne that wins most OF the Interest
have never attempted 10 account for this,
but at least II indicates the innate chiV-
airy in the Yankee breast
The final climax OF The Fatal Card. =
which is the most lurid episode OF the
play. represents the explosion nf a house
through the agency Of an Internal l., ma
chine placed in position by VIII II.
Thompson. the deep-dyed villain. The
death trap has ciock-work MECHANISM
that Is unpiea sanity audible. During a
late performance an unknown joker put
a cuckoo clock in the box and the cuckoo
killed the scene by cuckooing at the mo-
uent supposed 10 be most awful.
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D,rs sftzss0r--D l. Fn~aney. pastor
y,-es-p- .-R N r. IN first and third Sab
bath OF month-
r~ret n seiou-In Warts ball George
.[v.n @,,,yth Seattle. sunday school. ..
n rreaching. ! q m
Fa,lars FIRST Broadway ard First av-
s~ea Rev l.. T.. F1r41ey. rast0r
ysraa-tfnr n q. ~. aua 80 = m. 81 D.
han school. 30 q. III. Y. T.. C.. r. $40
=. N.
calvary Market arf King streets Rev
! Kennedy. pastor. residence. ~ sat
Ter s-rrss Services II q nc. and 3 IN.
Preaching morning ard evening hy tee
t.qs-1- Sshaata scaool. LIB ?. NJ Y. Z.
5 e. T.. 90 ?. n
Ssesrt- North Searfte-oak AMI Uarrt-
80 rev " a Gatar. pastor. resi-
s.v-e at1 temperance street Tho Rev
y-aarg,a~ MCGUIRE. -. T.. ~3.l preach IN
az rro~utrg No preaching ia rhc eFTn-
fre Su8aay s-Gcal. = . 2. n. Z T. =.
l. g. Sd .. "a.
Fourth ana Spr.ng streets Rev
s1exarfer Alison. = n. pastor resi-
S...-r,s 1879 Marion street.. tesephoae "a
ss~,-S.-s4 n g. n. "a = ~ Rev 2 +
frarnf1ta~ . t.. Rfl preach morning ~
es~rls.- N1rriuE $50 ecr. solomon s. Ills
Js~a..r for WislaTa. an Example for
F,ssa and tn~ Huw5aty - tae Syvo-
T.ee-t-tan woman. sunday school.
- p. M. y &. :. G z. r, 3 ~.
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Methodist Eniscopal Churches.


Presiding Elder Rev. T. b Ford. D. D..
corner Elliott and Anna streets, queen
Anne.
German-stewart and Thirteenth, Rev.
Joseph Hepp, pastor: residence; .5 dsir :, MI
teenth. Services II a. m and I.So p III
Norwegian Danish-Fifth and Ohve'
Rev. E. J. Luudegaard. pastor residence
sos Olive. Sevices IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Welsh-Seventh and Olive streets
preashing 1879 a. m. and I.o 2; ~. pV
Rev. ". w. Evans Monwyson. OF "aleA'
Battery street NJ. f. church--Corner
Third and Battery. Preaching II a. IN
and 100 p. m. Sunday school, lZ:ls. fp-
worth League. $50 p. m.
Grace-Rainier and King setreets. Rev.
" T. Ford. pastor; resld so elS s MAIN
school. 12;l5 p. m; Epworth League. e'i'
p. m.
Gilman Park. Baliard-Rev. w. II
tombstone. pastor. Services ii a m ,,i anu
S y. m Sunday school. 10 a. m Class
meeting. Y m. Juior League. S.ae p m
Epworth League. $50 p. m.
Madison street Madison and Clover
dale. Rev. NJ. A. Covington. pastor. Ser
ing 1880 a. m. sunday school. 2;2o p. m
Junior League, $50 p. m. Epworth
League $50 p. m.
First-Thlrd and Marion streets. Rev.
W A Shankun. pastor. Residence, ~
Seneca street telephone ai2 Services. II
a m and 5 p. m. Morning subject, The
SupTe.ne Cause OF JOY. Evening. sixth
anniversary ~ the EpWorth LEAGUE. Spe-
ciaI program Of exercises. Sunday
school . 30 =. m.
Trinity Corner Kentucky and Mercer
streets Rev Newman p Tedrick. uas-
tor: residence adjoining church. Services,
IL a. m and 5 y. m. Preaching by the
presiding elder followed by me Holy com
rsuftou At y M by Or Ford Sub
irrf. Guides and Guards 10 Young Men. /"
class meeting al 70 a. N. sabbath school
A. l2.I5 .. m. Junior League, $50 p. m.
Fuworth League. $50 ?. m.
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1.-TWO OLD CRoNIFS. -
Inc wills Company To Produce n spark
ling ENtFaNaeauya

te'Shed and up 80 date. depending al
nNSs entirely upon the work Of clever
-, @l'y people and pretty gaiety girls in
sAANnraie costumes Wills now Two
w NFoflleN Is said 30 20 one OF the most
entertaining and sucvcssful farce-comcdv
,,AI"Ndsan1as on the American stage
uas rad long run this season and Is
~ en- foute 20 the raciflc coast. where
: VII play . summer engagement. The
~ TWO Old Crouics" IS booked for an
.asenent % two nights al the Seattle
ea'ef. beginning next Friday night.
sash u VIII be presented with the same
So Tor coDlldei envSs and entertain
- 49, 'aai has toen shown everywhere In
~ AasI John Is wins. whose name has
! &c Identified with This ricce for years
me head - the company that an
~ mere There IS "a plot 10 the Two
- N1'Aes. huf II is light ana mirthfil.
situations ~" side splitting. the ,iia>
- IS sf7rkl.ns wtth humor and very
- AI'ogefher Zee Two old Cranies''
- yell recommended The picce has
=. rfN isci. ans she production as de-
s'''osl - pleasing and refined.
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ment. Helen and Estes are again united
and Allafoona 81 saved.
The cast ia composed Of the following
weli-known amateurs:
Harry Estes. cadet at West Point. aft
erward lieutenant colonel L, s. A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VIII VI. Inglis
Charles Dunbar. cadet a. West Point.
afterward colonci c. l.. A. Oscar Lee
Gen. Corse Il. $. A.......John W. Brewer
Seth Green, sergeant u. :. A...-.....x
Observation-Disclosures. Elmer Friend
Mai Rhett. cadet at West Point after
ward major G. :. \. Walter b. Allen
Col. Touterlottc. L. s. A.. Merit Brewer
Can't F-ftch y. S. A.. Maurice Narfnett
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taticn. and most of them are favorites.
Mr.. Thomas play has placed him in the
front ranks OF the dramatists OF the coun-
try. Its success In the East has been un-
qualified. and II has been accepted there
as diStinctively American. Col. Preston
Is an old Southerner who. fifteen years
after the war. stfll hates the North. He
has double reasons for not only has his
cause been defeated. but his only son.
Harry. gave allegiance Ia the Union and
fought on that side and IS supposed TO
have been killed The Old man still lives
on his old plantation AZ TaliadeGa. \
railroad is 10 run through the little town,
and its proiertton brings 20 the place a
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Carr Davenport. Ncrtnara railroad
man ----.-----.--. Clement BafnhrisEs
Aar- Arms trong. his aEeEs< EsfuE{ey Fa1es
l-s2tssFugB Page. a Southern tsov .....
-...-------------... Charles Moore
Raymond Page. a parry o. business
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2. z Raymond
Decatur. ar ante-bellun servant.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Edward Mas
Mrs Page, a widow VINO thinks twice
.-.--.-.--..--..-.--- fnex knowlton
Mrs. Stockton. another widow W..
----..-----.-..-..---.-.f<o Louise Y. McEiroy
Carrie Preston. al Alabama blossom
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ethel irving
Atlanta Moberiy. Col Mooeriy's daugh-
fsr.,-..-.---..-.-.-. ..-...--. Enyiiue Barr
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Hereafter notices In the church direc-
tory will be confined TO announcelnents
of SUNDAY services only and subjects of
sermons Extended musical programmes
for Sunday services and announcements
of church entertainments VIII Only oe
for this department should be received az
this Office not later than l 2. m Saeur-
day, in order 10 insure p3rbiicaton on
Sunday morning.
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Christian Churches.

Olympic Avenue Church OF Christ-3ii
Olympic avenue. r. III. Moss. pastor
Sunday school. 10 = m. Preaching. IL a.
NJ. and 80 p. m.
F1rst-Seneca street between Third and
Fourth. J. \. Smith. pastor. residence 6lS
Willow street. Services IL a m. and s
n m, Morning subject. The Unjust
Steward" Evening subject. 'lneffacea-
BILE Record" Sunday school. 30. \. L.
= c E 6i5 o. N.
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Congregational Churches.

Observation-Disclosures Rev. Horatio ALI
ing. pastor. Sunday services, II q. m. and
7:30 y. IN. Y. Il. s. G. r., ESQ p. III. sun
day.
plymouth-Third and University streets.
Services. II a. m. and p. m. Sunday
school, 1890 2. m. y. Z. $. c. f, $50
p. m
Taylor-Birch street. Rev. George H.
Lee. pastor. residence. 20 Birch street.
Services Sunday at II a. m. and $50 =.
M. Sunday school. 1926 p. m.
Edgewater-Rev. j. r Nichols, pastor.
Services. II a. m. and 1870 p. m. Sunday
school, 1913 y. m. Junior G. r.. $50 p.
M, Friday. y. Il. s. c. f.. SO p. m.
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Catholic Churches.

St Francis Xavier Chapel-Sixth and
Spring streets. Rev. Victor Garland. )
j., in charge. Mass. a. N.
Our Lady Of Good HelP-South Fourth
and Washington streets. Rev. F. y. Pre-
fOntalne. pastor. Low mass. a. m. high
mass. 1890 a. m: benediction. 5.S9 =. m.
Church OF the immaculate Broadway
and Madison streets. Rev. Victor Gar
rand. 5 J., pastor. Conducted by the
Jesuits Early mass, 8 a. m; high mass.
1890 a. IN. Sunday school. 2. m. Ser
mon and benediction. las p. nj.
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth streets.
Conducted by the RedemptoT4Sts Rev.
Joseph A. kautz. c. IS. r.. pastor. Low
mass, with sermon. S a. m. high mass.
with sermon, 1850 a n. Sunday school.
$50 p. m. Holy Family association meet
ing, p. m. Nespers. sermon and bene-
diction. 100 %. m
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<. varx-s North seattle Assson-1it
rs,v-,r,k- aves4e- SaasiaY sci30<a 9.t5 p n
:. sfary.s -esrcs. Woodland PARK Rev
CO H. watson u u. Tecto-. EseIalng
prayer $50 p ~
: .lark's-Fgf.h ari 0Hve streets.
Rev DAVE C5atoaFne Garrett. Testog
Egol- f'..rssr ..tan. sa M sunday school.
s 3 q an. and - -rao- 81 Il a. ~ So
So The Nature 81 Carts7's 4. scr fso~iF
an4 Us Relation - = General he~uFFe~-
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Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. S Dell
street. Services. II a IN. and p. IN
Preaching az morning service by me pas
tor and in the evening by the Rev. VII
lam r. Stevenson. Of Portland. Saoosth
@~hooi. fsi5 p. m. Y. =. = c. f.. p. IN.
Junior ! +. s. c. +. 2. m.
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AihlI-zlI
4o4AJSAEiE1 IS
@A-~-rs-r~A-

-rs. Girl Left Behind Ae" presents a
..ss~orue uicture OF life or the frontier.
=. ry~oducfion az the Sea tile fheater
ns- week brought 10 some who wit
- 80 q vivid recoIiect4ons OF times past
- few years. The ssockades have not
80 disappeared from The Northwest,
- mary grzy-hairea veterans, wko
-. ether IL the Cayuse. Rogue river.
49, ganaoek or Nez Perces wars, are
:. 81 be found. and the sight of gor-
y-.'six dressed Indian Of the plains
- ~, vissosrs Of block house and FORTH
800 and soldiers shifted 70 ard fro
. - ante-railr0ad days. But with all
:. slsvsruess OF device and attention 70
s~.s there is defect IN the production
y ssrse Girl I Left Behind Me" that
-rsxss .fe acute observer as a strange
.s~onsasteyscy II f. simply that the off,
-. n Fort Kennion are In cavalry uni
-, ard the calls sounded are for the
s.vafrv. While the prdvates are in infantry
ss<.uune ard wear bayonets. Neverthe-
"a ne play IS one that makes a lasting
ssp<essson on the mind.
a. cordray's for the past week the pro-
~-,rrre has been confined IN ''KfdTfaped l."
s,rts comedy drama, which calls into
..ev.si,,en startling mechanical effects.
..e~ssnea with touches OF rollicling COM
~ and the pathetic. The CELEBRITY with
.s.-b me action shifts from one to the
.shev and back again often borders on the
,ssse,gons. yet the audience Is highly en-
.s~alned. and the performances were all
go attended. The Higgins Waldron
amman has given satisfaction. The pres
=. week viii terminate the engagement.
y viii be followed by the Eunice Good
Are company IN Little Romp."
Coming events at the Seattle theater In
avde Alabama" Monday and Tuesday
ss.nings: "Aliatoona.' Thursday evening,
ssd Two Old Cronies.' Friday and Satur-
t1y evenings
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12
Reformed Churches.

German Reformed church. Ballard-Posi
street and Second avenue. O. Graedel
pastor Services Sundays al II a. m. sun
day school At 20 a. m.
German Reformed church. Seattle
Seventh. between Pine and Olive streets
Services al II a. IN. and 1870 p. m every
sunday sunday school. 10 a. N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12
Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

First church -Ravenna park. Rev r.:
+ Powell, pastor. Services. II a m. and
7:30 D. m. Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Third church Brewers hall. on Nc
Claire street. Preaching at IL A. m. and
7:30 p. m: Sunday school. " O'Clock. Y.
p. $. c. T.. ESQ., Rev. w. ". Beck, pas