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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-27
NIGHTS RECEPTION.
One In the 4. NJ. G. A. Parlors and
the Other in Hotel Jermyn.

One of the most elaborate receptions
rendered by any commandery since the
arrival of the knights in the city was
the one held by the Clay commandery
No. 36. of Philadelphia, in the left par
lor Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation hall last evening. The recep-
tion was to all Knights and was in
charge of the Ladies' auxiliary of the
commandery, an organization number
ing more than ninety members.
The ladies who are present in the
city and presided over the function Of
last evening are: Mrs. Clippard p. AL
len, president Mrs John Dye. vice
president; Mrs. William McCoach, Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Edgar Nc
Dowell, treasurer; Miss Mary McCune,
secretary; Mrs. NJ. Harmer Brooks
Mrs. David L. Laird. Mrs. George Eiler,
jr., Mrs. Fred Munich, Mrs. Samuel Y.
Tomson, Mrs. Louis c. Scheuehle, Mrs
Reuben A. Shetzline, Mrs. Charles w.
Miller. Mrs. Samuel T. Evans. Mrs.
George kessler, Mrs. James A. Connel-
ly, Mrs. Daniel Sutter. Mrs. Theodore
Drake, Mrs. j. Addison Eberly. Mrs.
James w. Baird Mrs. John w. Martin,
Mrs. Harry l.. Hinckle. Mrs. Thomas w.
Evans, Mrs. Joseph Pollit, Mrs. A. K
Gregory, Mrs. William Mcintyre. Mrs.
+. V. McCawley, Mrs. Robert Mcneil,
Mrs. James Henry. Mrs. John G. Vog-
Ter, Mrs. Thomas Holt, Mrs. Frank H.
Herst, Mrs. A. Y. Hanna, Mrs. James
w. Howard, jr., and Mrs. Edward A.
Parker.
7. BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS.
The left parlors, front and rear, which
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dered q serenade yesterday afternoon by
the Bogart band Of Hailstead.
E. Sir Frank H. Ptatt. Of Tunkhannock,
is one of the important committee on
charters and dispensations.
f. Sir and Rev. Charles NJ. Stock, OF
Hanover. the grand prelate. is one of the
committee on grievances and appeals.
The members Of kadosh commandery
Of Philadelphia. distributed over 1000 SOU
venirs since their arrival Monday night
George W. West. Of Phillipsburg, n. j..
Sir Knight OF Hugh de Paynes commana-
cry. Easton, Is In the job printing busi-
ness.
The national flag Of Free Cuba" Is dis
played by Williams Bros, Lackawannl
avenue Many will be interested to see
the patriots emblem.
Robert L. Barker. Of Hospitaler COM
mandery. Lock Haven, Is six feet seven
and one-half inches tall He Is the tallest
Sir knight in the state.
The Tribune office acknowledges with
pleasure the serenades rendered it by the
Ninth Regiment band of Wilkes-Barre and
the Lawrence band Of this city yesterday
afternoon.
After the parade the Bogart band of
Hallstead marched to Adams avenue and
rendered Garrett Bogart, superintendent
Of the Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern railroad. IA serenade.
scranton Is well represented on the
next place Of meeting" committee. r. l..
Sir Joseph Alexander, jr., is its chair
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on the gallery on the third floor. The
main lobby was used as a promenade
and for the serving of lemonade and
frappe.
THE BALL COMMITTEE.
The ball committee consisted Of f.
Sir w. L. Connell. chairman: Sir j.
Frank Siegel, master of ceremonies, and
Eminent Sir Charles h. Derman. Sec
retary: Eminent Sirs Thomas Barrow
man. Charles Dudley SandersOn. Frank
5. Baker. X. a. Zimmerman, X. II. Pat
terson, A. j. Colborn. Frederick L.
Brown, II. Frank Penman, and Sirs T.
c. Won Storch. John NJ. Kemmerer, c. L.
Hill. C. W. Gunster. Everett Warren,
c. s. Seamans. W. $. Diehl, A. j. Con-
nell Frank Phillips. II. w. Hull. w. l..
Matthews. J. l.. Wentz. Rufus j. Foster.
Walter NJ. Dickson. s. G. GernOn, ". II.
Evans. C.. j. Carter, j. W. Kennedy, r.
J.. Williams, W. S. Boyd. jr., II. A. Con-
nell, A. koib. ii. c. Reynolds, II. G.
Sanderson, W. NJ. Marple. W. c.
Squires. G. w. Jenkins, f. l.. Teal. II.
H. Archer, Willis, A. kemmerer. Frank
p. Christian. Fred. Bleckly, Charles X.
Connell, Eugene H. Shiffer, Harry N.
Dean, r. r. Howe, Walter l.. Henwood.
o. f. aughn, J. ID. Fuller, A. A. Linda
bury.
The important subordinate commit
tees whose work was directly response
BILE for the success of the ball were as
follows: Programmes. printing, etc,
Sir Rufus j. Foster, chairman; + Sir
Frederick l.. Brown, +. Sir Charles ID.
Sanderson: decorations and ball. Sir j.
Frank Siegel, chairman: Sir w. S.
Boyd, jr., Sir Frank Phillips: music.
F.. Sir Charles B. Derman, chairman;
+. Sir Frank S. Barker, Sir Eugene
Shiffer; refreshments, Sir John NJ.
Kemmerer. chairman: Sir Charles S.
Seamans. Sir r. ]. Williams; floor di-
rectors, E. Sir Charles d. Sanderson,
Sir Frank Phillips. Sir c. L. Hill, Sir
]. L. Wentz, Sir w. G. Squires, Sir w.
A. Kemmerer. Sir John NJ. Kemmerer,
Sir II. c. Won Storch. Sir Charles H.
Gunster. Sir c. J. Carter. Sir Rufus J..
Foster. Sir William Carr. +. Sir r. H.
Patterson, Sir Fred Beckley, Sir Geo.
r. Jermyn. Sir L. II. Lynde, Sir Wal
ter L. Henwood. Sir Charles r. Con-
nell.
The ball souvenir was handsomely
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Mrs. DIR. Hall, Mrs. b. c. Green. Sir
William Darling. Miss Carrie Darling.
Mrs. Charles Griffin. Sir L. V. Rausch
and wife. Sir W. H. Brutzman. Mrs.
William Blume, Miss Carolina r.
Bloom. E. Sir William L. Connell and
wife. Mrs. Barnard. Miss Connell. +.
Sir A. b. Holmes. Sir George b. Hone
and wife. E. Sir E. II. Ripple and wife.
Miss Florence Richmond. Sir E. A.
Bartl and wife. Miss Konecuy. Miss
WOeeher. Mrs. Joseph Danner. Mrs. d.
T. Swartz. Miss Agnes Nichols. Mrs.
John McCracken. Sir Schuyler Gernon
and wife, Miss Minnie Gernon. Sir 5. +.
Davis.M. d., and wife. the Misses Davis.
Sir Frank 4. Martin. Mrs. Livy $.
Richards. Miss Martin. E. Sir +. l..
Amsden and wife, Mics McComb Mrs. j.
H. Phelps, Mrs. Kay. Miss Josie Phelps,
Miss Hand, Sir Ralph H Grant and wife,
Mrs. Arthur Thomas. Mrs. Beldon. Miss
Bennett. Sir Luther Keller. Sir Charles
Miller and wife. Mrs. George Mott. Sir
q. W. Jenkins and wife, Mrs. o. Eshel-
man. Mrs ]. II. Eshelman. Miss Bertha
Jenkins. Miss Anna Wells. Miss Alice
Evans. Mrs. Conner Price. Mrs. Frank
| lin Powell. E. Sir r. A. Zimmerman and
| wife. Mrs. NJ. c. Bertalett. Mrs. T.. F.
Mrs. +. d. Silliman. Miss Mabel Ross.
Miss Madeline Hazard. Mrs. Arthur
rockingham, Miss rockingham. Sir
Frank NJ. Meyer. Sir ]. d. Fer
ber, Sir F.. T.. Teal. Sir F. ID. Brewster.
NJ. d.. Sir Willis Kemmerer and wife.
Sir F. l.. Christian. Sir f. c. Kinsley
| and wife. Sir c. Lynde and wife,
Mrs. Clara Sinker. Miss Mae X. Keifer
Mrs. w. c. Van Blarcom. Miss Anna
r. Brick. Mrs. Will Carr. Miss Mary f.
Monies. Miss Emaline Killam, Mrs A
G. Thomason, Sir w. 5. Boyd jr., and
| wife. Miss Gertrude Zurfiiet. Miss Ella
Boyd. Miss Anna Boyd. Sir Frank Fl
| Jermyn and wife. Sir George r. Jermyr
and wife. Sir Walter NJ. Jermyn ant
| wife, Miss Jermyn. Mrs. N. y. Leet
Miss Alice Dale, Miss Edith Norton
Miss Olive Macintosh. Mrs. NJ. r. Wal
| ter Mrs. +. T. Schoen. Mrs. Jacob
| Lotz. Mrs. DR.. Alexander, Mrs. I. F
Everhart, Mrs. Katharine f. Wilcox
| Sir G. Z. Hill and wife. Miss Louise
Matthews. Sir w. L. HenwoOd and wife
| Sir s. w. Finn and wife, Miss Haiti,
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THE CANDID BOY.
Scene ON n North Carolina Railroad, I,
Where Lads Scrambled for Coppers.

Where Lads Scrambled for Coppers.
From Harper's Magazine.
The train drew into a station on the
Atlantic Coast line, en- route for Jack
sonville. and the rear car was immedi-
ately besieged by small darkies, clad in
rags. and clamoring for a nickel
why don't you boys go to work in
stead of begging?" asked one of the
travellers.
I'VE amt a beggin'," returned one Of
the lads; ives workin'."
"Oh-and what is your businesss?"
'Scramblin'," replied the spokesman,
showing a set Of teeth beside which
the ivory keys of q piano would have
seemed like amber
''Scramblin',? And what is that?"
asked the tourist.
Shoot up nickel an you'll see," re-
piled the spokesman. and the nickel was
tossed, and the tourist at once perceived
two things first, what scrambling was,
and, second. why the rags of South
ern darky seems to be the raggedest
rags In creation.
After the struggle for the possession
of the nickel was over, one of the small
er boys, who looked tired and as pale as
a negro can be asked for another to
''sumpin t eat
something to eat! Why don't you
go home and get it?"
Amt got no home," he replied, his
eyes growing wide.
What? No home? Why, where do
you sleep?"
Don't never sleeep," was the answer.
The boy received a quarter for his
candor.
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engraved programme, which was hand
ed each lady as she left the theater. 1t
was an enlarged duplicate of the dane
ing cards used, but was encased in an
extra heavy. kid-finished cover, with a
heavily engraved ball announcement
on the front, and an embossed red
cross contained in an engraved banner
on the back cover. The whole was
tied with the black and white Templar
colOrs.
Some of the gowns worn were as fol-
lows:
Mrs. A. ]. Connell-Pearl satin trim
med with pearls; diamond ornament.
Mrs. Frank Jermyn-Lavender satin
and Chiffon. .
Mrs. Ed. Jermyn-Pink Dresden silk.
Mrs. p. S. Page-White silk, pink lace
trimmings.
Mrs. George Hallstead-Pink Dres-
den silk, green velvet trimmings.
Mrs. Clarence Schrerer-White MULE.
Miss Bertha Jenkins-Pink silk with
Chiffon trimmings.
Miss Belin-White silk.
Miss Margaret Gibbs-Blue Chiffon,
gold trimming.
Mrs. T. H. Watkins-white satin with
pearl trimmings.
Mrs. Conner Price-White Dresden
silk. green velvet trimming and dia-
monds.
Miss Florence Seybolt-Black satin
with gold spangles.
Mr.. DR.. Leet-Lavender MORE with
point lace trimmings.
Mrs. Colonel Ripple-Grey silk with
white satin trimmings.
Mrs. George Benore-Blue Chiffon.
Mrs. Willis Kemerer-Blue Dresden
silk; pearl trimmings; Chiffon.
Miss Aria Williams-Grey silk trim
med with green and Chiffon.
Mrs. Bert Green--White silk trimmed
in lace.
Miss Matte Davis, Thomasville, Ga.
Light blue silk trimmed with black
Chiffon.
Mrs. Frank Phillips-White mule and
lavander
Mrs. David Morgan-Black silk and
jet trimmings.
Mrs. Catherine wilcox-Black satin
and Chiffon.
Mrs. w. L. Carr-Yellow silk, black
velvet and lace trimmings.
Miss Nellie Stevens-White silk and
Chiffon.
Miss Ada BOnelpale blue silk and
black.
Mrs. John FreyiPaie blue orgsndie.
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HERMANN'S CAREER.
The Missing Minister Was Known in
in MinneapOlis,

Minneapolis, Minn,. May oG.-Rev. Fran
ces Hermann. who Is SO badly wanted IN
Salt Lake City on suspicion of having
caused the death of Henrietta Clawson
and Annie Samuelson. Is not unknown in
Minneapolis. He came here in 1891 and
presided over a charge for about six
months, after which he removed to West
Superior. Meanwhile Hermann. who
claimed to have been a wdower while in
Scotland, had married Miss Bertha WaT-
gan, of Minneapolis. Shortly afterward
Mrs. Hermann proved of unsound mind
and 1t was necessary to send her to an
insane asylum. A few hours previous to
the time set for her removal there, she
suddenly died.
Although circumstances in connection
with her death were somewhat suspicious
no action was taken in the matter. A year
after this, Hermann wooed and won the
hand of Miss Lowen, of Iowa, the cere-
mony being performed in Minneapolis
During this time he was still resident of
West Superior. where he resided until the
fall of 1893, a few months after his second
marriage. From West Superior he re-
moved to Salt Lake City. Utah, where
his second wife died shortly after his re-
moval there.
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BRILLIANT PAGEANT
i OF SIR KNIGHTS
EConcluded from Page 81

knight, young or old. but who VIII re-
member with pleasure the ball ana re-
ception OF the conclave Of 1896.
Indeed. the gathering was q most
remarkable one Arrayed In plume
and sword were men whose personal
worth and standing voiced the nigh
character Of the order whom their
membership honored.
congressman. mayors Of cities and
other high officials standing In groups
with men high in professional. military
and business life, presented scene
impressive and not soon to be forgot-
ten by the observer.
The toilets of the ladies were In
keeping with the dignity and imp0r-
tance of the occasion. Scranton's Ia
dies enjoyed the advantage over the
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Miss Medway-Pink organdie.

Miss Medway-Pink organdie.
Miss Kiefer-White silk, with green
velvet trimmings.
Mrs. George Mott-Cerise and black
chiffon.
Miss Allie Dale-Yeliow satin. tur-
Quoise blue velvet trimming and lace
Miss Grace Bailey-Pink silk and
mule.
Miss Birdsall-American rose crepe.
Mrs. George W. Jenkins-Black silk
and white trimming.
Mrs. Sidney HenwOOd-Pink silk and
MULE.
Mrs. Harry Connell-Pearl brocade
silk, with pearl trimmings.
Mrs. John Mears-Green velvet, with
spangle trimming.
Miss Sterling-Pink silk, with chif-
fOn.
Miss Grace Norton-white silk, with
green velvet.
Miss Edith Norton-Pink silk, with
tulle trimming.
Mrs. DIR. Hall-Pink silk.
Miss Anna Robinson--Blue silk, with
lace trimming.
Miss Killam-Yo,low dimity.
Miss Farries-Green silk and organ
die.
Miss Howe-White silk cerise, with
Mrs. j. Alton Davis-Cream satin.
Mrs. w. l.. Connell-Pink satin, with
lace trimming.
Mrs. G. h. Penman-White satin
cerise, with velvet trimming.
Mrs. Aubrey POwell-Persian silk
and white lace.
Miss Anna Cake--Duchesse satin and
point lace. diamonds.
Miss Louise Matthews-White silk
and violets.
Mrs. DR.. G. f. Hill-Fancy brocade
| silk with diamonds.
Mrs. Charles s. Seamans-Black Bro
| cade satin with jeweled trimmings.
Miss Annette HenwoOd-Pink silk
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. I. F. Everhart-Black brocade
! and scarlet waist, black lace and jet
| trimmings.
Miss Clara Hughes-Dresden Organ
die over pink silk.
| Mrs. Charles r. Connell-Pale pink
Brocade satin with pearl trimmings.
Mrs. George Kansberg, East Strouds.
] burg-Mawne silk with pearls.
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effort to kesS Secret, will be the report
Of the representative to the Masonic
Home Of Pennsylvania and the reports
of twelve standing committees. The
annual election of grand officers takes
place at 10 o'clock and in accordance
with the Templar constitution, only
members of the Grand commandery
can be present, except by consent Of
the Grand commandery. This exludes
all Sir Knights who are not command
ers or grand commanders.
The installation which begins at 3
o'clock is a most impressive ceremony.
The music will be by the boy choir Of
st. Lukes church, under the direction
of Professor ]. Willis Conant and +.
Sir Charles B. Derman; and by the
Courturier Concert band of Easton.
A number of delightful pleasure
jaunts have been arranged for the
ladies and their escorts. There will be
an excursion to the Scranton Lace Cur
tain Manufacturing company's works
| under escort of the president. Sir John
M. Kemmerer. All ladies wishing to
go will assemble at the Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western station at a.
M. where. by courtesy of General Man.
| ager w. F. Hallstead, special train
will be ready to take them to the fac
tory, a distance of two miles. A drive
over the city for visiting ladies and
escorts Is another pleasure arrange
ment. Carriages will be at Hotel Jer-
myn at o'clock. There will also be
visits to the mines, steel mills and other
points Of interest. Parties desiring to
visit the mines will assemble at the
executive committee headquarters,
Frothingham's arcade, 2 p. m, from
whence they will be conducted to the
Pine Brook Colliery Of the Lackawanna
Iron and Steel company, at the foot Of
Penn avenue. Parties will be taken to
the steel mills and other points as de-
sired.
Executive committee headquarters
at Frothinghams arcade is designated
| as a bureau of information, where all
visitors may apply for information con-
cerning the above mentioned entertain
ment and all such matters as may be
desired
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Mrs. John Burke-Black Chiffon, with
diamonds.
Miss Lillian M. Bird-Pink silk.
Miss Knitner-Swiss and lace.
Mrs George Watson-Gray silk with
diamonds.
Miss Frances Falkenburg-Yellow
silk trimmed with violet velvet.
Mrs. Walter l.. ACKNOWLEDGMENT or
candle trimmed over pink silk.
Mrs. DR.. Lewis AleXander-White
and pink organdie over white ilk.
Miss Mary E. Monies--White Chiffon.
Mrs. A. G. Thomason-Robins egg
blue satin with black velvet trimmings
and duchess lace.
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
Following are the names of many who
were among the Scranton people pres
ent:
E. Sir Aria williams and wife. Mrs.
Powell. Sir w. 8. Millar, Sir Frank
Phillips. Sir w. c. Squires, Miss
Hughes, Sir r. J. Foster and wife,
Wheaton and wife, Sir Frederick
Beckley and lady, Sir James G. Bailey
and wife. Sir G. A. Miller, Mrs. Rob-
ert Schimpff, f. Sir r. A. Zimmerman
and wife, Sir John Horn, Mrs. Fahren-
holt, Miss Fahrenheit, E. Sir F. L..
Brown, Mrs. P. s. Page. Sir Myron
Kasson and wife, Sir j. s. Swisher
and wife, f. Sir E. l.. Buck and wife,
Sir c. s. Seamans and wife, r. E. Sir
Joseph Alexander, jr., and wife. Mrs.
c. B. Scott, E. Sir Joseph Danner, Sir
Thomas M. Flitcroft and wife, Mrs. w.
c. Vanfacor, Sir H. N. Dean. Miss Nor
ton, Miss Mercereau, Sir Robert Will
Jams and wife, Miss Leah Heath, Mrs.
c. L. Frey, Sir F. w. Mason, Miss An
ma Mason, Miss Howell, Sir George NJ.
Watson and wife. Sir Richard Nape
and wife, Mrs. Newton Johnson, Sir
Frank Barker and wife. Miss Alice
Barker, Miss Jeanne McKenna, Sir j..
F. Zerfass, Sir A. L. Francois and wife,
Sir Frank Beavers, Sir A. B. Stevens,
Sir c. W. Gunster, Sir Frederick War.
ner and wife, Sir Charles L. Hill and
wife. E. Sir A. J. Colborn, jr., r. Sir
John G.. McAskie, Sir John j.
Marshall, Sir F. r. White and wife,
Sir George A. Jessup and wife, Mrs
Frederick Kingsbury. Sir Roberts, M.
D.. Sir James Ellis, Miss Lucy Ellis.
Miss Minnie Richards. Mrs. w, B. Gull
yer, Sir ]. James Taylor and wife, Sir
c. R. Acker and wife, Mrs. J. p. Acker.
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Brown. Sir c. L. Van Buskirk and wife,
Sir e. r. Connell and wife. Mrs. Cath
arine Cobb, Miss Lille NJ. Cobb, Mrs.
Sidney Henwood. Miss Annetta Hen
wood. Mrs. William Connell, Miss
Agnes l.. Nicol, Mrs. w. B. Kellum.
Mrs. John Burke. Mrs. Frances Falken-
bury, Miss Jennie Mae Ziegler. Miss
Alice Ziegler. Miss Mary A. Davies, Sir
J. d. Hackett and wife, Miss Minnie
Cowan. Sir "A. j. Connell. NJ. d.. and
wife, Sir Jacob HetZel and wife. Sir
c. J. Carter and wife, Sir Charles Heus-
ton and wife. Mrs. Veins, Sir T. II.
Dale. Miss Dale.
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Chronic Rheumatism Cured.

DR.. B. H. Hettinger. indianapolis, Ind.
says: For several months after sprain-
ing my ankle / was severely afflicted
with Rheumatism. finally tried Det-
chon's Mystic Cure for rheumatism,
and in 4 days could walk without my
cane: two bottles cured me sound and
we'll. I take great pleasure in recon-
mending the Mystic Cure to all who
are afflicted with rheumatism" Sold
by Carl Lorenz. Druggist. 41S Lacka-
wanna avenue, Scranton.
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PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.
Grand COMMANDERS Morning Secret
Session and Afternoon Installation.

At Q o'clock this morning and at 3
o'clock this afternoon the Grand COM
mandery members will convene at the
rockingham theater. The morning
session is to be secret and will include
the election of officers: the afternoon
session will witness the semi-public in
stallation of newly elected officers, to
which admission may be secured by
ticket or Templar emblem.
The first business Of the morning. at
least that which there has Ecen no
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man. and T.. Sir Edward p. Kingsbury Is
one OF the five members.
The Ninth Regiment band Of Wilkes
Barre played for half hour In front of the
Spruce street entrance to the Jermyn yes
terday afternoon. The applause accorded
their selections demonstrated the ability
Of the organization to maintain its old
time reputation as one OF the flrst-rate
sical aggregations Of the state.
A large number Of visiting Knights with
their ladies were taken about the city by
a court Of Knights delegated for that pur-
pose. According to pre-arranged plans
those desiring q sightseeing tour assem>
bled at the Jermyn shortly after the noon
hour. From there about 100 carriages
were driven to the various points of inter-
est about the city. Four different parties
were shown through the mysteries of a
coal mine at the Pine Brook shaft, under
direction of Sir Aria Williams. Other
parties We're shown about the different
mills and factories by Sir H.. H. Archer.
a number of carriages enjoyed the beauti-
full boulevard drive to Elmhurst.
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cONcLAvE NOTES.

It viii be r. e. Sir Yohe after today.
Grand Commander. Spencer Is unmar.
ried
Mrs. William F. Hallstead was ten.
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Local Department.

Geo. Flanders of Marcellus was in
town Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Hurd spent Sunday
at Kalamazoo.
T. M. Harvey is entertaining his
father, from Bangor.
Rev. FIR. Wall is entertaining his
mother from Dexter.
Sheriff Lamberson took Frank Stan
ley to Ionia, Monday.
Miss Lucy Conger of Akron, o., is
visiting Paw Paw friends.
Nj. P. Allen rides a new Rambler
wheel, the gift of his son Dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Isbell of School.
craft are guests at A. L. Foote'S.
The w. G. 7. u. will meet with Mrs.
f. H. Browne, Thursday afternoon at
2:3O.
The young ladies' Mckinley club ar
ranged the excellent decorations at the
rink.
NJ f. Clary of Kalkaska County was
a caller at the NoRTHERNER office,
yesterday.
Mrs. j. /. Breck of jackson is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. McCabe.
The republican pole was let down
Saturday; new halliards were inserted
and the hat gilded.
Hon. Nj. j. Kerr of Colorado will ad.
dress a "quartopop" meeting at the
opera house, Oct. &.
The Mckinley and Hobart club has
secured |. b. Corners building for cam
paign headquarters.
A special meeting of the council was
held Monday evening, to appoint spec.
ial policemen for Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Rogers of Kalamazoo and
two lady friends were guests of Mrs
r. w. Broughton last week.
The Coterie will meet with Miss
Gertrude Buck, Wednesday, Oct. z
Roll call, Personalities of painters. >
Mrs. Amanda Bartram is having her
house repainted in very attractive
tints. Irving Long is doing the work
Mrs. Corbin of Rome City, Ind, who
has been visiting several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Wyrick. returned home Satur
day.
W. j. Sellick has something to say In
his adv. this week concerning corsets
illustrating some very popular ones and
describing others.
Lloyd Williams gray team were a
their old trick Saturday, and tool
a live run through Main street. M
damage was done.
Some of the Paw Paw faithful intenC
to go to Kalamazoo to hear Bryan
Thursday, Oct. 15. He will arrive IL
that city at 155 p. M, remaining 3
minutes.