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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10

Interesting Facts About Richmond's cit
lens and other Matters.

Mr.. p. II. Mayo left yesterday for the
W Ilte sulphur Strings
Alr H. Harry Jcter has gone TO Atlanta
10 engage iu business.
Dr. w.. ii. shackfori of Naikerton,
Va, is visiting iuends n this city
Mr. ID. g.. Richardson continues unwcn
al his home OH Church hiL
Miss Kate Re.uhards ana Miss Pauline
hessulel are visiting trends DID, Norfolk.
The condition of Captain "A. T. Miller
was considered about tne same last nisnt.
Mr. Jacob Reluharlt and mis- daughter
Annie leit yesterday Tor fllFdnna eoNn-
The condition of the Rev Dr. Gam
mon Was very much improved yester-
day.
Judge L. L. Lewis and family leave
to-day 90 spend the summer iu 1ulpelef
and other points
The funeral of Miss Madaiyne Worst
Will take place from 81. Peters Cathedral
az $50 this morning.
Mr.. T. 81. Taylor OF Church HIN. has
Jeff for Gloucester county, where Ire VIII
spend the summer with friends.
Mr. and Mrs a. IS. Maynard have
returned 10 the city after an eAteH'ed
tour North.
Mrs. Richard z. Cox. who las been
visiting sir. and Mrs. Walter j.. cosby,
/ of Petersburg. has returned 90 the ciiy.
Mrs. Mary g. Gentry Of Church HILL
has returned tO the cit} from fetefsDufs'
/ where che was visiting ner a1Al MIS-
/ kcitOrd.
Mrs. r. N Wailrop Of so 2- Marshall
| street. formerly az Maucn.-tet, WIS iih-
/ cu suddenly Dbl Yesterday, ana was quite
| sick last nlsh-
The Board OF Public Works has APP
/ pointed Hon. a. l.. Holiday state proxy
/ for tine Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
/ Potomac Railroad Company.
r. Wineucld. treasurer Of Aibemarle
county and r.. j. Edwards. sheriff ot
/ Isle OF Wight county, were I'D lAe cry
] yesterday.
qae chlr.h-HM Whist Club met at
/ .ho resideneg OF Mr. George j.. Curfe,
! 21u east Grace street Monday night anu
/ several hours were spent most delight
! fully.
sir. George A. Noting was taken 81,
Boo .he musings Court ye5,ei'4y. ,.ii',
Was oue Oi the jurors. IT. l.'A-o' "a
/ tluueniug tO De lu court attended MN
] ANA conveyed him to his nome
THE MANY friends 81 the Hon. -. g.
+ Richardson. who has been recently COM
fined % his bed Dy severe ol.o"7 d"
tack. viii Doe glad 10 learn That ne la
very much improved.
sir. Vlrg.nus HALL ana bride have &C.
/ turned home after an extended Dt4lA4 lDDl
/ pa pntlatnlnhla NaN 1fh, 1ht -'ld- AT IL
aug. 'l.- r..i'r rr.s.nt from his em-
N,'iii,'''.'II ,,,,l. Rtl.. A. Son.
plos e'7' .,....l.. s. Clair cot
Eliza ~.0tt ANA i.'sallt a.
into am argument down in l.. ii' .. -'
lret ft7'.'' i...l. assaulted and DID,
lies ih'il l'' ...'a.,..i bv sergeant
! ler. L.@a WIS 81
otry ...- ....i.,.,.
THE ladies' OF ine A' i'iI''...,,i ,,.il I..l
an .ee-cr.am festival az 'ne So,,'rl ., ~
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10
The nnhN Recovered.

was drowned sunday afternoon of MayO's
Island was found yesterday morning float
INK, in the river near the Monitors. IL
was recovered and brought 10 this city.
The boys name was Robert Banks. and
he lived on Orange street The remains
were turned over 10 his parents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10
HenricO News.

The County Court was in session yes
ter1av. and one unimportant case was
disposed Of
nudge Wickham has not yet appointed a
speclal policeman 10 take the place OF
me late J. IL. Yarbrough. There are
three aspiNnts TO the positon-ex-Rail-
road Conductor Thomas a. Goodman, Mr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10

4 little son Of Mr.. Gideon Roach. who
drives the city patrol wagon, was miss
ing from his fathers home from l
O'Clock sunday afternoon until o'clock
Yesterday morning. when he was found
m the home OF his aunt, on Linden
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10

Mr.. ID. 4. Richardson 30 Expresses HIM
-, ,bout Juror Johnson's statement.

Mr.. ID. 4. kIrhHIu-"H =" ~
-elf About Juror Johnson's Statement
As it has now turned OUT Il appears
that Mr.. W. T. Johnson. one OF the jurors
u.ho found Philip y. Nicholas guilty OF
murder in the nrst degree. had no right
~ have served on the jury having pre-
viously. according to tine statement OF
NJ Rotert Trimmer, expressed his opin-
ion as 10 the guilt OF Nicholas.
Mr.. II. L. King. a well-knowh citizen OF
the county has written a letter to Mr..
d. c. Richardson. OF counsel for Nicholas
IN which he states that AIr. Robert Trim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10
Eni,ht. NJ pythia, Excursion.

Damon Lodge. No Z, knights Of Pythi-
as. gave an excursion % Dutch Gap last
night on the steamer focahontas. 4
large crowd took advantage Of the op-
nortuuitv TO ENJOY a delightful breeze.
ana the trip was heartily enjoyed by all
who went
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10

Whether You have Si2ig so or $500
20 invest. before making Your investments
nrugo awhile on the >i2ia fuli-palt, q
per cent. stock and the SO paid-up STOCK
\ per cent guaranteed of the stat,
building and Loan Company, az llu> as
Main street. Richmond. Va Thomas j.
STAGE. president. ~. Minor woodward
vice-presldent can on or address y. .
Christian. secretary and treasurer. Rich
fnond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10

We call attention 20 the advertisement
in another column n Washington ana
Lee University. Lexington, va. The
Academic Departments as well as The
professional schools OF Law and h si-
necrlnG. Oman SeDiGmbor 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10
civ Circnit Court.

In the case Of stanley strudwick against
tho Plymouth Rock Pants comp my,
Judgment for $40 for the pialniiu VS.
entered in the city Circuit Court yester-
I4V
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10
Encourage Home Enterprise.


Herrico Courthouse.
Richmond. Va. July .. ls9o.
,,,rrr, poApD OF SUPERVISORS OF
mo county OF Heurico offers a re-
ward of the sim OF one hundred dollars
Tor tho arrest and conviction OF me per,
SON Who. on the night of the 3d d4y t 81
VorLronrb SAMUEL p. MADDliL.
a.. clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10

Bargains flowing from every department. our patrons ' ~
ing us noby in efforts to reduce our summer So' anu
- 70 make the occasion both profitable ami interesting TO '"e"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05

We have received from the jewell
Nursery Co. beautiful illustrated de-
scriptivc catalogue of general nursery
stock, ornamental and Towering shrubs
and greenhouse plan,s,' etc, that is re
plete with information tOplnnters.
There is no doubt Of the great super.
lority Ut Minnesota grown trees, fruits
etc, for planting in Minnesota and the
Dakotas. There is big money in rails
ing small fruits in this locality with in
,elligeEt culture. THIS company are the
introducers of the new red currant
"The North STAR recommended by the
State Horticultural Society Tor general
planting. They also advertise 100000
Timber Claim Seedlings that are extra
fine nursery grown and full count. very
cheap. They guarantee all goods fresh
and in perfect condition for planting
Send four cents in stamps for their 100
page illustrated catalogue with full,
planting instructions, etc. Agents
wanted. Address, stating age,
THE JEWELL NURSERY Co.
Lake City, Minnesota
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05
Dw0 for OMe.

Come in and subscribe for our paper,
the HERALD ADVANCE, before May 1st or
pay up your back subscription and We
will make present OF Dakota Farmer
until January 1st, 1896. free OF cnarge.
Dakota Farmer is the farm paper our
Dakota farmer friends should patronize. !.
Any person owing us one dollar or
more on subscription who will catl and
settle the same inside the next two weeks
will receive present Of the Dakota
Farmer until January list. 1896. This
is Tie lest farm paper published for
Dakota farmers and every farmer and
stockman should hayes..
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05
Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Milbank Post Office April 4, 1895.
Anderson 6 Berteson Bowlee Rev. Il. A.
Parker Mrs Olive Sweeney Miss Mac
In calling for any Of the above please
say "advertlsed' and give date OF adver.
tisemcnt. II not called for in fifteen
days will be sent To dead letter office.
GEO. G.. MIDDLEBKooK, p. NJ.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05

George B. Swift, the republican candi-
date was elected mayor Vt Chicago by a
majority of over 10000 at the election
this week. Swift was elected two years
ago but was counted out by the demo
cratic machine.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05
For Over Fifty Years

MRs. WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used Tor children tee,hing It
soofhes the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty five cents
a bottle Sold by all druggists through
out the world
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05

rrERD NOTICE-I will take cattle To herd
III eoy the season Mt 81 90 per head, season TO
ssls,as OctOber l5 Will receive cattle at Milbank
cattle yard In the forenoon Of May =. and At
Hanry dacke's farm in the afternoon OF the same
tlay sr IL ut time II left ut my premises one mile
aOuth 0f Reyillo. on SWA Sec. 21-4s-lls. Good
range Dlen,y Of sprng water, and full blood
short hOrn bull with herd. -.
FRANK RoRK.
Revillo, s. d,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05
seed Cram.

Seed Barley, Oats. Flax ard Millet tor
sale. This seed IS Of the choicest quality
Come and inspect it. Apply TO G &.
BARNEY ana JOHN JOHNSON.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05
Died.

| In Minneapolis, on the 18th ut., aged . years
Mrs. Elizabeth Damtrow. wife Of VIM Dam
crow, of Alban township, in this county
The deceased lady WAS sister Of Mrs
Henry Mitchell OF this city, and had gone
to Minneapolis 10 undergo n surgical
operation for the removal OF q tumor
which it was supposed was successfully
accomplished, but which unfortunately
proved fatal. The remains were
brought home for burial, the funeral ser
vices being conducted At the Lutheran
church SUNDAY afternoon. A husband
and six children remain TO mourn a
loving wife and mother.
At her home in Vernon township. on Friday,
March 29th Edith May Cochran. wifa nf VIII
liam Cochran, in the 40th year of her age.
The deceased lady's maiden name was
Palmer, and she was born in the state of
Illinois, in the month nf January, 1856,
and was married to her surviving hus-
band in Iowa in 1884, and the same year
moved to this county, where the family
has since resided. A family of three
sons and two daughters, all of tender
years, and the youngest an infant Of but
a few days, are bereft Of the loving care
Of mother by this atfli:tion. The tun-
eral services were conducted by Rev.
Mclean at the Alban church Sunday
afternoon, the church being filled to overL
flowing with sympathlzing nelghbors
and friends OF the family. Besides a
choir singers from Milbank, Il large del
egati6n Of the members ot the A. O. L.
w. cf this city and Odd Fellows If the
Nassau lodge, OF which fraterni,ies Mr..
Cochran is II member, were in attend
ance, the members ct the societies
marching from the church 10 the GENE
terry, where the remains were laid in
their last resting place.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05
lrea aaa cry Cans.

Remember that Jas. Watson, the tin
ner, can make your milk Cans of the
best material and with workman ship
that is guarantee OF their doing good
service.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05
wl..m NOR.
Republican, Mar. 80, 1895.

Republican, Mar. 30, 1895.
l, is currently reported that q partner
ship has been formed between C. E. Por-
ter and E. G. MCGOWAN for the purpose
Of carrying on an agrlcultura! imp1An ent
business in this city. The new firm have
rented the warehouse of d. Eastman and
will soon have a full assortment Of farm
ing tools from which t. select.
Geo. Eastman and wife Of Monteyideo
Mlnn., arrived in the city Wednesday
morning and will make this their home
during the coming summer. Mrs. East
man is a sister OF knute Hagna and we'll
known to the older residents OF the city.
A deal was eOnsummnted the first vt
the week between the ST. Anthony &
Dakota Elevator company and E. G.
MCGOWAN, whereby the latter is now
the proprietor OF the lumber in the yard
Of the above named company. We un-
derstand that the lumber will be trans
ferred 10 Mr.. McGowan's own yard in the
ne nr future.
County Judge Ingersoll received
Thursday, the information that Gunner
q. Hokayson Of Vernon, this county, Ind
become violently insane while visiting
friends ut Hillsborough, N. D. The
letter also stated that he had made an
unsuccessful attempt at suicide. The
county is asked TO take steps in the mat
ter, as the North Dakota authorities
have refused to have him cared Tor II
that state.
Reporter, Saturday, Mar. 30.
w. H Clark was taken before Justice
Munro Wednesday afternoon on the
charge Of violating the dog ordinance,
and the case was continued ill next
Monday afternoon.
Moses Mireau who was commissioner
from the I'd district for several years IN
Roberts county, but who is now living
with his brother on the Minnesota side
Of Big Stone lake, came over to Wilmot
on Monday aud visited with f. DeGreef
and family, south of town, for several
days
Rev. J Mikaels n WAS busy the first
Iof the week delivering seed grain 10
parties in Good Will township. Mr.
Mikaelson had secured $3.50 from the
Norwegian Lutheran Church in Mime
sofa with which to purchase seed wheat
to be distributed among his parish oners.
and his work in this line is deserving 1t
special notice.
On Wednesday afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock, occurred The marriage of Mr..
Edward Rabu ,UMiss Lizzie Ross at the
home Of the brides parents in the city
Rev. A. d. Dexter performed the cere
mony III the presence OF large number
q. the friends Of The contracting parties.
Il you want to learn all about the
creamery, dairy, feeding, etc, Us applied
IN the Dakutas, subscribe for the Dako-
tn Farmer. Aberdeen =. r. ss...thssr;n
|llens received a. this office.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05

At Rcvillo South Dakota March 2th 1895. Julius
Schultz, Co. 6. 1st MINI. nifty: uge % years
ut time OF Enlistment. Mustered in pril 18th,
1861, and wounded III bait e OF Bull Run Dis
charged Jan. 10th, 1867, for disability.
..rhe mossy marbles rest
On the lips that he has pressed
In their bloom;
And the names he loved TO heur
Have been carved for many year
On the tomb
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05
Watertown, S. D., Apr. 2, 1895

Co. Auditor Grant Co., Milbank, ). y.
Sir: Through the Efforts OF Senator
Kyle q quantity Of garden seeds will be
forwarded TO this office by the Dept 1T
Agriculture tor distribution among those
needing the same and who are unable 10
buy them.
You are earnestly requested to furn-
sh to this office ut the earliest possible
mGment. the names OF such persons in
your county III need OF such seeds, that
the same may be speedily sent from
here. We would suggest that you bro
cure the assistance OF county Commits
soners and township officials in max
ing the list OF names.
The number OF packages allotted 10
Grant county will be about 300 Don't
delay Respectfully,
NJ w. Sheafe, Register.
John B. Han,on, Receiver.
The county commissioners tosk action
on the above communication, and the
seeds will be Sent tn the chairmsn OF the
township boards for distribution.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05
Drag Tim Oer.

Just received new stock, White Ga X
drag timber, Wagon Tongues, Reaches,
Axles, &c, at WooD Bios.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05
Gard of Thanks.

To the many friends whose services
were SO kindly rendered and their sym
pathy made manifest during our bereaye
mens, | wish to extend the heartfelt
thanks Of myself and little ones.
William Cochran.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05

Il you want to learn all about the
creamery. dairy, feeding, etc, rs applied
IN the Dakutas, subscribe for the Dnkc-
tn Farmer. Aberdeen. = =. s:...s'5ssr:n-.
lions received a. this Office.
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acknowledgements.

a few OF the immediate friends and rel
atlves assembled at Trinity Parish
church. corner Eighth and James streets
last Wednesday evening. May - 1895. to
witness the ceremony uniting Miss Amy
+. Kennedy aud Mr.. George Auckland in
the holy bonds Of matrimony. At o'clock
the bridal party entered the church
where the impressive ceremony by tho
Rev Dean Watson made the happy con-
pi husband and wife. Miss Anna Ken
nedy was bridesmaid. and Mr.. Harry
Auckland acting as best man. The bride
was attired IN a light blue cashmere dress
trimmed with white SILK. and wore a cor
sage OF rosebnds. Miss Kennedy was
dressed r. a grey suit. After the cere-
mony the newly married couple received
the congratuia tions Of those presenq, aft
or which all adjourned 20 their future
residence at 10 South Seventh street.
dancing INDUCED in until midnight, when
the guests departed for their homes.
wishing the young couple much happiness
and Joy Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs william Gall. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Barnes. Mr. ard Mrs. J. Auckland. Mr..
and Mrs ". S. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs.
NcNevin. Mrs VIM. Auckland Mrs. n.
Stuli Mrs L. g. Robb Mrs. J. Hoyt. Miss
Amanda Clark. Miss Anna Kennedy. Mss
WiImot Rufiey Miss Adeline Wiedemann.
SIR. Frank Bennett. Mr. y. Stull. Mr.. r..
4. Williams. Mr. p. II. Knapp. SIR. 8. \.
Reed Mr. j. Terig. Mr.. g. Nanatter, Mr..
NJ. Hippo. Mr.. n. Auckland. Mr.. and
Mrs Auckland viii be at home after
June I.
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WEDDINGS.
Byrne-Haunan.

One of the prettiest weddings OF the
season was that OF Miss Daisy D. Homan.
of this city, to Mr.. Lawrence F. Byrne.
of Fairhaven, which took place at the resi-
dence OF Mr., and Mrs. Percy r. Smith.
III Taylor street. on Monday, May 90 At
o'clock the bridal pdrty entered the par
Tor 10 the strains Of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march. which was beautifully rem
dered by Miss Jessie Hicks. and I'm ths
presence OF the relatives and intimate
friends of the contracting parties the i'm
pressive marriage ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Dr. w. A. ShankEn. The
bride was lovely in her handsome white
gown with chiffon and pearl passemen-
terie trimmings. Her veil OF tulle fell
quite 10 the end Of her train, and she car
ried beautiful bouquet of white nar,.is-
sus. Preceding her were three brides
maids. Miss Mabel Byrne. sister of tho
groom, and Miss Cora Smith and Miss
Ida Smith. nieces of the bride, ali Of
whom looked charming. Miss Cora Smith
wore lavender silk and carried lilacs. and
Miss Byrne and Miss Ida Smith wore
pink silk and carried pink roses. The
groom was attended by Mr.. j. Chester
Fox, Mr.. Harry Woodin and Mr.. Frank
Woodin. After hearty congratulations
had been extended to the newly welded
pair refreshments were served in the
dining-room. The whole house was re-
spiendent with light and artisticaliy dec
Grated iwth flowers and ferns in great
profusion. Many beautiful presents were
received by the bride. At $50 o'clock tho
happy couple departed amid a shower OF
rice and good wishes for Fairhaven, the
scene of their future home. Mr.. Byrne
is popular young man of Fairhaven.
and Mrs Byrne Is a great favorite in
Seattle and will be greatly missed by her
many f:ieaf-. fbs rues's r mainei..apd
celebrated the event with music and dana
ing until a late hour. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. George r. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Fox Mr. and Mrs J.
Il. Ronald, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Ronald.
Mr. and rs. John Rlgby. Mr.. and Mrs.
nj. u. Augustine, Mr.. and Mrs James
Greene, Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Relfe, Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. O. Tihbitts, OF Everett: DR.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Erwin. Judge and Mrs. w III.
Brinker. Capt. and Mrs. ". -. O'TooIe.
Miss Mabel Byrne Miss Alice Fisher.
Miss Jessie Hicks, Miss Alice Seaman.
Miss Anna Phillips Miss Genevieve ReIfe.
Mr. Jack Kline. Mr.. Chester Fox, MIR.
John Seaman. OF Everett; MIR. Linn Relfe.
Mr. Harry Woodin and Mr. Frank Wood
in. Of Whatcom; Mr.. Adelbert Hicks, Nr.
Gerald Frink. Mr. Ford Fisher, Mr.. S. w.
Hutchcraft, Mr. Edgar DeMeres.
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Miss Maud Aliens surprise Party.

Miss Maud Allen. OF Georgetown, was
given a surprise party Friday. May H. in
honor Of her birthday. AMI the evening
was passed with games and dancing. The
guests were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. X.
j. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Turner. Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Boyle. Mrs Annie
Noakes. MIR. and Mrs. Harris. Miss Maud
Horton. Miss Maud Wrightman, Miss
Maud Bissell. Miss Edith Croker. Miss
Hattie Shyre. Miss Edna Crushman. Mrs.
q. II. Croker. Miss Leioa OLSON, Miss
Eva Taylor. Miss Mable Turner. Miss
Babe Ward. Miss Lima Noakes, MIR. Cole
man, Mr.. George Wrightman. Mr.. NJ.
Thornton. Mr. Herbert Peterson. Mr..
George Street, Mr.. Steve Waldron, Mr.
Clayton Steel. Mr. Howard Horton. Mr..
Tom Boyle. Mr.. Jesse Crandal, Mr. Clar-
ence Bissell, Mr.. CTS Mos shack, MIR. Nick
lenson, Mr.. Dever Turner
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Clnr,..Inck-nn Fnchre Party.

The many spacious rooms In Mai
trlark's residence Al the corner Of Twelfth
and Spring streets were transformed intb
charming floral bowers last Thursday
afternoon on the occasion OF the SIX
handed eurhre party given by Mrs : ".
clark and Mrs J. Albert Jackson jointly.
70 q large circle Of their lady friends The
DAYLIGHT was excluded 50 "a TO enhance
thu effect % the Illumination b. means
~ iuuuncrsbie small fairy lights placed
IN every. conceivable nook and corner un-
Ger coIoref crystals and shades. Roses.
red al pink ard ri dozen froas. T.Ch and
ia profDsa ngEru beers. formed the central
features Of the striklngly handsome dec
eratsons. Red was the preiOminatinz
colu~ 81 all the decorations o. the library
and dininE-roon. while a delicate pink
prevailed 81 everything IN the han and
parior Posted plants and palms fur
nlshea = dark background Tor the r4ea
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loo Whit Club Dance.

Last Friday evening the Too Whit Club
gave rs closing dance for the season in
Masonic temple. II was by far one Of the
best dances given hy the club. The com
many was Just right for the hall. every
one knew each other. and from $50 70
o'clock saturday morning IT was one
round 81 pleasure. Those present were:
Misses Dahney. Misses Kiruiz. Misses
crane. Misses Cflasscock, Miss Aimee
Farnsworth. Mss Lillian GiIstte. Miss
Nargie Void Miss Emily Feiliz. Miss
Alice Tgck Miss Grace Cheney. Miss
Anna TAYLOR. Miss Stratton. II - Bla-che
I.7ubseher Miss Agnes Bassett. Miss
Fassett. Miss Pearse. Mss Mabel Bron-
son. lir charlie Dahney. Messrs. I.au-
bseher. AIR Frankfort, Mr.. Dick Pearse,
Mr.. ". a Hartnctt. Mr. Hergcrt, Mr.. l..
p. Knapp. Mr.. WHY'S Sayre. Mr. Cress-
man. MIR. Luie Craigin. Mr. Folger. Ir.
G. y s:ratton. Mr.. Dwight SrrattOn. Mr..
Lee McCloy, Mr. Joe Dill and Mr.. Elmer
a Friend.
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and enTiching the air with their delicate
perfume. while ropes Of rh0ao6eudrons
were gracefully garianGed around every
rocn, including the hall and 6antSterS
Twelve tables were brought into VcQuts!-
ton and the seventy odd ladies present
declared Il one Of the most enjoyable af-
fairs 81 the season. The tally cards were
decorated so keeping with the prevailing
color. The prizes were handsome and
worth striving for. The first prize. a
handsome glass dinner bell. was Won by
Mrs. ". :. Reise the second prize a silk
work apron. was won by Airs. Montgom-
cry Russell while the consolation prize
fell 20 Mrs. DR.. Mitten.