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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-27
began the Old chu' cl, building burned

began the Old church, building burned
and the e,Gi,tN. which 'wnA already
con tempt ting Il large addition tu
the old building. WAS forced to erect
an entire n..w church, and the pres.
ent beautiful and cninmOdius edtftce
il the result "f their abors. In the
work cnnnt4.t.aE Nitll the erection IL
the church l,nil,linE,s Mr.. Moore was
u t the, forefront. and the fine building
In very largely due To his tnntiring
energy. Tie pastOral work neresst-
tatt Il hv a growing membership ar Il
a attendance has also been very arlu-
Ous., Inhtl Il, h,Mncilt.sOf church work
Sunday school. christian En'Irn vnr
society. etc.. Mr.. Moore has also
been grent ly interest etl and has taken
active part. land in, consequence hiA
hpAich hn1 suffered. and he feels tina t
y less brnci"g climate will br helpful
III restoring it. >' e. ->~.5-.' 30 -
Iii the pulpit Mr.. Moo'~ IL nn elt'-
Quent and torceful speaker and his
relnar)ss on public Hccasions (and he
was very frequently called upon
were always sapt. and to the point.
Throughout the city he ia most
highly respected and hnsn'any warm
friends outsitlr -l,is:.,wlt. church, wh"
wifi the Church members. regret the
decision that viii take:hin, from. our
midst. >:> The follnWing resolutions
were unanimously. adopted last
evening at the closes OF the business
meeting. "a. ...@,... =. .. .
BY resolution >ad.'ptetEat a meet
ing of the members uf the First Con
grey gational church of Little Falls,
Minnesota. on March 25, 1896, the
folio ing was our expression herein
set, forth: 49,. ,:.,
ResOlved:-Thati in the departure
OF Rev. VIM. Moore. whO has been
pastor and leader of this church for
the past four years. we as body
representing this church and people.
deem it but justi"e.t to BRO. Moore, as
well az ourselves. to testify to his
earnest, effectna' labOrs as pastor Of
this church (the membership having
been more than doubled during his
.pastorate) knowing he has labored
hard and continuously both in the
temporal and spiritual affairs of this
church, and has most faithful In the
discharge Of his duties as II Christian
minister. His character and daily
life il beyond reproaeh, and his daily
walk and influence has been that of
a Christian gentleman. In the pulpit
and az a citizen he has been bold and
outspoken against wrong, and ever
ready to help forward any effort
towards right ways of living. In
separating from us for other fields OF
labor, he and his family carry with
them the best wishes and prayers OF
this church and people they left be-
hind. s.y .. ~
Finally. we most prayerfully CON-
mend our brother and his family to
the watchful care of our LOid, and
the tender corporations Of the
Lord people wherever they may be
called.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-27
RoyaltOn Items.

ROyaltOn Items.
The first caucus for M, ana the
! first one held here under the primnrN
election law, demonstrated the earn,
est enthusiasm, and unantmity OF ttlt
Republicans and the sound virtue q
the Wy man bill: q: W " .5 '
Our improvements this spring arv
moving SO rapidly and are 10 nu'lier-
GUS that it is hard to keep tan M on
them. The Graham block was the
first to get under way. The fOuntla-
tiOns for hptn new stores are conf
! pl~tetl: foundations are being laid
under the store occupied by &. W.
BOuck and the bank building. then
they will he brick vel'eered and all
carried up together, making q solid
block of four buildings on that
corner. H. :.I t ...E ST. &s~.&E s%
| e. w. BOuck Ia getting material on
his valuable corner lots on Center
street: The lines ARE laid ami fOun-
datiOn com nmenced tor II double brick
building 52xl1O. two stories high "a nd
Charlie will nuke at least a. close
second for first place. .<g.fH %5t 5$s s
Harry Logan is moving Ills store
building from Logan street tt,lfntei'
}street., The Interior IL fitted up for
ia jewelry siore. In the near future
Frank Logan will till it with his
presence and u fine stock Of jewelrys
Two doors above ON the same
street the building injured BY firs
last wint.'f' II to he remOdeled.and
| an enterprisi1g citizen cfL'ttle Falls,
desirous of living in a live town. and
knowing good thing when he setialI
it, will start u business that will dO
business. d.. .'> s#5sa
Z. l. .Uakin has returned and set-
tied down for business, opening up q
wagon and repair. shop at hits old
stand on Center street. ... ,as ,#as
With the corner stone Of the Cath-
olic. church laid, the final papers
signed for A. G. Wilson and his big
lumber deal, our citizens united and
in earnest the highway of prosperity
is reached, and nothing but divine
Providence or another DemOcrntic
administra tion can stop our onward
march. 5f
Charlie Logan is home for a short
visit. ....,$.. .y....... ....,....'
Mrs. Anna Dick iDson, Oi Alinn!s
apolis, IL visiting relatives III this
village this, week. -. ~
+ F. l.. Hyde is up to the Falls this
week assisting in the Interstate miSs
his brother, Chas. Hyde. beiIg
away from home on business. "
Your correspondent cannot ttN
who has been away from home o.
got back. Suffice 1t to say that the
conventions of last week, the State
League meeting at st. Paul and the
reduced railroad fare has induced 4
lake number OF our citizens to travel
in one direction or another.
The Ladies' guild met with Mrs. L.
J. DassO this week.. ii
The BUSY Bodies" mot with Mrs.
w. P. McNally Wednesday evening
this week enjoying, rs usual, a good
time.
The band, under Prof. Van Camp,
ia getting ready for their Easter
Monday concert. Every one is iE
| vited and it will pay to come d long
way.
Society news IL scarce, but wait
! till the daisies and spring bOnnets
bloom.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-27
Where Are They?

What? Oh, those Burlington rad
ing notices you used to see in this
paper. Send your name and address
to W. j. G. Kenyon. G.. F. & P.
Agent. the Burlington, St. Paul.
Minn., and he will send you each
month q sheet of good ''readers."
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-27
RESIGNED.
Rev. VIM. Moore Tenders His
Resignation as Pastor of the
Congregational Church.

At, business meeting Of the meil-
hers 1T the Congregational church
held at the close oi. the regular week
ly prayer,meeting on Wednesday,. the
clerk read a letter from the pastor.
Rev. VIM. Moore, reSigning hts pas
torate uf the church. and it was with
much regret accepted. ei:@t ..2~. 4 :. -5% n.
The letter Of Mr.. Moore was as
follows: - !. ,sg. .ss.. .s.f.., b, /. A..
LITTLE FALLS, Minn., Mar. Is. 1895.
To THE MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH:
Dear friends, four years ago you
entrusted to me the pastOrat te M this
church. now return the trust then
contided to me, with heartfelt thanks
for the kind sympathy and support
you have given me, and with lasting
gratitude for the very pleasant 'e-
lations that haveexisted between us.
The condition Of my health, among
other things, has convinced me tha t
1 cannot continue my work here
withthe degree of efficiency *ouneet, 3,
and that for myself it VIII be neces-
sary to secure a pastorate in II
climate less stimulating. *:':.t. r :-:...
AS to your future have no mis-
giving. The loyalty harmony and
earnestness which you have con-
@tAntly displayed will he continued, i,
and with the cordial support you
will give my successor the work will
be enlarged, and your future, will be
one of success and prosperity: =. =,
In asking you to allow our present
relations to be dissolved hot later
than May 18th, permit me once more
to thank you for the many tokens i'f
your love and confidence, and to
wish for you the abundant blessing
of God in all your work Of building
up the Kingdom of our LORD Jesus
christ. Very sincerely yours.
:~.... WILLIAM MOORE. :
AS is indicated in this letter the
relations between Mr.. Moore and the
church have always been most cor
dial and harmonious, and it is with
deep regret that the members COM
piled with his request. ; >
About one year agot Mr.. Moore
rendered his resignation. Ito the
church. saying that his health was
not good and that he felt una bic to
carry forward the work If the church
with his former strength aud vigor,
hut the church unanimously voted
not to accept 1t aud urgently re-
quested him to reconsider and with
draw it. Mr.. Moore was given a
vacation OF several months and with
the hope that medical treatment and
rest would restore him to his former
strength he was prevailed upon TO
remain.
But after the work of the fall and
winter, MIR. Moore came to the con-
clusion that resulted in his restgna-
tton yesterday. and as he Indicated
to the church that his action at this
time was final. his resignation was
reluctantly accepted. *
Since MI. Moore's. residence in
Little Falls the city has about dou-
bled in population and the growth
of the church membership and at
tendance has had the same gratifying
increase. a.a -' .,~,. ..
The first fall after his rastorate
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-27
Boots and Shoes.

= Boots and Shoes.
ii. n this department we can supply
the trade better than other house in
this part of the state. Whatever
you want in the line of Footwear,
you can get from us to your advant-
age.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-27
Ladies' Shoes.

Ladies' Shoes.
We are making special offers on
Ladies' Shoes just now, and the en-
tire line is cut over 25 per cent in
price. Over 5000 pairs going at a
sacrifice. This opportunity was
never equalled before. Good bar
gains in Mems, Misses and Children's
Shoes.
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MINOR MENTION.

Pauline, the Belle Of saraloga-ThIs
charming opuTotia will be given In
tue Sixth ward messing house tOmof.
fow afternoon aui night, by toe siX.
teenth Ward DfamAtic aud Lyric CLUB,
Tor the benVht OF tho ward choir.
Clive'a orchestra Will do the insIIu.
mental work.
The bearing OF tho LindgIsns la IA 9
police court yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of fighting, Resulted Ia bOtu
being found guilty, bus sentence VIZ.
suspended, after justice Weuger had
warmed them VI what the o1lHt-
quonots would 10 II they repeated the
Uiiousu.
The concert festival and dance In
honor u Brig. a. Perkins aud Thee.
Nystrum takes place this (Thursdayj
evening In the rwentlsth waru must-
lug house. A lur program Wul uu
presented, anu an snioyabiB evening Ia
Anticipated. Friends ar0 cordially IL
viIsd 10 attend.
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The European Mission.
lNM1uuial star Junoli.I

Arrivals--rnr following uumsd I'll.
i,rs arrived In Liverpool today, June
n, 1896, per American line steamer
RlynlsuI: For tho British mlss.on-
g.. l.. Gubuitb, Diaz Mexico; WIN.
n, R0aI0m, Moron; Charles MolRJm,
Lake shore; Ofs0u Allen, Salt Lake
CIy. For the scandinavian mission
~. h. Luudin, Salt Lake Cuy;
Joseph NJ, Jensen, Uniou. For the
swiss aud German mission Read
Cannon, Nophi Y. Taylor Salt Lake
CITY.
Release ana Aup1iutmouts--lllders
IA, a. luukCiL president Of the Not
uuuham Conference, ana James
Egy.lle, Travelling Elder Ia the Liver.
p.ut Conference, have been hOulrably
released 90 return home, June 20, 1896.
Elder IhUmas Bailey, vino has been
lnulTlug a. Travelling Elder In the
Nottingham COuteIa 90, has been ar
Uaiuted to ptosluo over That confer.
once.
Elder q, h.. Gslbnith has boon ap.
|u'uitu Oh lAuUr as Travelling Elder Ia
.lu Newcastle Conference.
Elder w, r. u Etr0m has been an.
p.Iulol in labor no Travelling Ellor Ia
tnr Manchester Conference.
ID #cr Charles MrHf IA hos been AL
10 nlHH 10 labor rs Travelling Elder Ia
..u B.rmi HuAm Conference.
IIdur Ow1n Allen nas teen appoiut.
HI tl Labor aa Travelling Elder Ia tho
HHtIlHlN Conference,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-25

The appointment % Hon. A. &.
Hatch aa Judge OF the Fourth district,
vice Judge Wilson, resigned, mnuts
with the general approval Ot that die.
tflci. though the petition waa uu.
sought, Nc. Hatch not being On appli.
cant, he accepted tho Govsrnof's ap.
poirtmont ulOn the solicitation VI
iiiendn.
Judge Hatch Ia tho son Of Hon.
Abtam Hatcn and Amelia Jane Lott
Hatch anu was born In LBhi, Uuu
county, December ilh, 1855. IN 1867
the family moved 10 Hcbrr, where no
has resided up TO this time. He has
1r many years had charge 81 the
large cattle and horse iutcrutts VI
Hatch d Sons, devotiug his spare Tine
10 legal studies. lie WAS admitted 10
the bar Ia 1894 anu has held tns pJsl'
ton OF prosecuting attorney Tor
Wasatcn county aud other public 3 si.
lions within the giil Ut the people, aud
was member Of the Legislature IN
1894. Judge Hatch H. man OF sound
judgment ana OF experience Of the
practical atlsirs OF life which will be
u great advantage 10 him Ia toe re-
sponsihlo position which he now occu'
pies. He was married 10 Miss Maria
Luke In 1870 anu has family Of four
children.
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oatipge ans crowd o. aumifors hauled
aim 10 btalor para.
The pavilion was entirely too small
for the occasion, the largest crowd be
ing upon the outside. Mr.. Willtm
Glasmanu acted ~ chaifm,n and
speeches were m de 10y a. j. Weber,
Mfs. Nelsjr anu Mfs. Coulter, all tf
which received hearty applause.
SenstOr Cannon uuOn rising 10
speak was mot with a storm Of bouq.
uets which were shpwUfod upon
him. His speech wac short hut most
euthusiastically received. His slate.
meni that Henry M, Teller n tho
man that can beat william Mckinley
thie year Tor the presidency Of the
United Sialet" brought forth n tff.
mcndous burnt Of npplause. After
leaving the building the crowd on the
outside demanded ami received =
epeech from Mr.. Cannon. The rfoer.
ton wss n graud affair for Senator
Cannon.
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WANT A RECEIVER,
hcrcur Bank D,posilors Waiting for
the Assignee-EXciitmrnt il
Now SubIdlng.


special 90 the NEwS
MERCuR, June 25.-Thore T. con.
Siderable talk among the deposilors o;
the deiuucl bank hero to take slops
looking 10 the appointment OF rr.
cOiyeE 10 s believed by many that
that eau be done. la that way, too,
The cause Of the failure could be probpd
20 tho bottom. While II might aot
prove 10 be- direct benefit to the men
Who have Loot thtsr money lt wluli
bring out tue truth end that 10 what D.
wnutod.
The hank Ia stiIl Ia the p0sstsBl0n OF
MayOr Hail, who hol1s the keys 10 tue
building. As yaI tue vaults have not
been opened anu thu amount VI money
IL them b unknown. The arrival
NJ Tho assignee 10 impallsntly
awaited. Hts nou-arTlvAl IL Cau6.
ing no little Indignation. Ihe
excitement, however, " nyt running
as high ~ II was yesterday, ana ailaifs
nTe assuming "A more quiet condition,
tho bnuk uepOsitoEs having become
rec0uelled TO their losses, which they
look upon as being irrepsfAbls.
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ADESTITUTE WOMAN.
Oblgtd 10 Do Washing Without Tdsl.
ing Food All Day.
HAS A CRIPPLED HUSBAND.
VIaus Received for Decoration Of ihe
Joint NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana
Failure, In the Ciiy schools.

County Commissioner Geidcs snys
that last night he et c1uutered a case
u ds,tiiulion which presented a heart.
rending scene. Flr some time pact "a
woman, whom Mr. Goidss knew TO be
poor and deserving, has been doing
the family washing aud yee,etiay
evening the husband, who IL a cripple,
brought 10 the home Of Mr.. Goddcs
tho usual weeks bundle. Mrt. GUducs
dii not happen 10 have change
enough at tho time to pay Tor the
waahiug, and the man being unable 60
change = so piece, che told him she
would send the pay az soon a. MI
Geddos came home. IL happened last
evening thst It was little late when
the county commissioner returned
nome, but Mrs. Geddes Immediately
cot ou, 10 pay for the washing. AT.
irving nj the house she found that al
though the poor woman had Ia
bored through big batch Of
washing that day she had not yet had
mite To eat and could obtain none
until the money was paid. Tho kind
hohft of Mo. dc1dea was touched
and Fastening nome she loaded up n
great, blk basket with food and i'm.
medlatoly dispatched ~ 10 the poof
woman relief Commitolonef 6cddes
this morning ALEC sent some lIur,
sugar, etc, to the house, for whiuh ne
will be- blessed by the poor washer.
woman.
County Clerk q. h. Stanton tells Of
little chap living up HE way VITO on
ceftsin days In the week comes 10 his
house anu runs orrands for the family,
then on other days he does the same
service tor other uoighbos, making In
all sort Of little CLUB Tor whom he
runs erfands. In this way thu little
fellow, who IL perhaps not 10 Year, Of
age, earns from tl,6O " 81 yer week,
all Of which goes 10 4 % and ue'
serving mother.
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Saltair Beach Notes.

Tho opera Plna'ore will be- given at
saltair tomorrow night. The ship IL
now securely anchored twenty-five
ieot irom the pavilion, and IL aaiIy
decorated with all The colors 0f the
rainbow. The performances, II Il prom.
ised will DO VI the best, aud everybody
attending will Utj1y rnro treat.
the Seventeenth ward, with thor
friends, spent yesterday At SaItair
The Odd Fellows are ut sallair l1.
day.
Pina'oro will DO given nightly up to
July 300.
On the sd Of July the Carnival PEG.
nlo VIII tako possession OF Snilair.
They announce o f0und trip Of 81 Tor
THIS dry. Toe Buucn management are
Ia no way responsible for the increase
Of the ratios Tor that day.
ono OF tho grnndsat exhibitions Of
flteworks ever displayed IN Uinh Will
be seen on The night u the Fourth
u July nj sallAir. ~ In 20 be given
under the personal direction Of the
lmpufial Fireworks Company Of New
York, and viii cost 81 ,UJJ, II 10 said.
Following arc the datcs Of coming
events nj Sslialr Junu 20, pinaioJe,
up TO Ard inolu ling July 24d; July
3rj, Carnival Queen cay; July I'h,
pytolcChnic display, gnUeung, gllr-
ut, pageant 0' HFIul wonder; July
2 b, INA ~. A.. Chugyh Su DAY school;
July ION, the u ,yur.iiy OF Uah
Field Club day; July 10, R.liti Society
p' Salt Lake Cluu ,; July 10, ThoaicT
Employee day; July no, Presbyterian
/ sunday sch0l; July ~, NJ. J.. a. dal;
July 20, Knights o' Mugcabcs; Jug % /,
Utah kindergarten association; July
81, Nuws BlyS uuiou; Augua, 6'h,
n FIFTEENTH war;; August I'm, Juvun.
no Opun Co; Sugual lgln, Couvon.
lion Of F.fo CuIOis VI the United
Sls;ss.
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BURRDws.uRE.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nebpker.

Tho marriage VI Alr. Ernest r.. Nob.
oker, q we'll known young man Of this
city, TO Mics Lucy Armstrong, dnurh.
ter Of Mrs, Cnr0li1o Armstrong, was
sOlemuiHgd VA this city yesterday. I'm
lue evening, iu response 10 invitations
sent out about my VI tho young
coupla's Felatiyol and friends nsgom.
blel nt the home OF tho bridois parents,
No. M north Fret Went street, anu
thOwUtud upon tho nCWly.Weddud pair
CONGRATULATIONS ana good wishes. a
hearty supper was alec par,gkon Of by
those present anu tho c1nlIactiug
parties were mace tho recipients VI
numerous useful ana cOslly presents.
Toe NEWS extends 20 them the wish
that Boz married No they may md
much JOY ana happinesH.
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TIE GREEN BAG.

Petit Juror William Cooper has been
excused an June 2Dlh.
Deputy County Clerk Reese Gays
there isn't own n "bplicc" Ia hib Otlluu
today.
The clerks In the Uiiioe Of the State
land board got out plats Tor nine eouu.
ties today.
Thcsult Of the Salt Lake city Bank
VI A, Milton MuBBrt was by consent
continued Tor tho torn.
The case Of the Ola Telegraph com.
many W Henry WaiBWOFgu, ttuttpu,
was today dismissoi Ia the Third dis.
trlCt court.
Geo. II. Snelgrove has entered suit
against Rachel Earl oua prOmissOty
note, avuufcd by a mortgage, Tor tue
tum " $1,000.
The GlbBOu.GbyHor mining case was
sili on IA Judge Rtthio's division Of
tho Third distinct court to-day aud u ia
likely ~ occupy considerable more
time,
Fred Rose was yesterday fined So I'M
Justice Harvey's court iOt catching
trout uut % season, Joseph Scott also
paid s3 and oYs! Tor catching flHh with
a net. Bon pleaded guilty,
A cot Of rules adopted by the State
board OF corrections uu juno lUlu, iof
lnu guidance Uf lrii0uors In The state
prison, have just been phnloi anu
issuoI by war uyn Dow.
a ElHy 90 thirty days was today
granted bg Judge Street ,u tho caso VI
Guy T.. Royce a. ainat Salt Lake CITY,
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Had stolen Goods.

Ray Crozail, whose occupation IL
given NJ ihat Of a thief on the police
record, IL again behind the barr, while
tho IN ere are trying 10 fastcn upon
him he guilt oil havIur stolen two
No. sporH, both tyr tins tigh, foot and
% auEaCe W lchu pencils, which goods
he bal in nis possession when arrested.
UfOSsll iB Ru old drultr Rud 10 vel q.
huHWu 60 tho .iiicnu. lie was ut.
tempting 10 t'sposo " tho gooub 10 a
souO midland dealer on S.afn street
when pouuoeG upon by Detective
Sheds
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DECORATIONS.
Pisns Tor tho Joint Buiidin= are
Tnrncd Ia.

Pians Tor tho Iaint nuiidins are
Tnrncd Ia.
The committee appointed to attend
TO the decoration Of the joint city and
county building has received three
plans Tor the decoration, SO having
been offered fof the successful design,
the cost Of decoration 10 bo $500, Ono
plan IL from 5. Lafayette aud tho de-
sign includes female figure ON tue
north end Of the building representing
the new State OF Utah. On the west
front gppear picture Of George WASH
ington on one SIDE aud a space Tor tho
portrait Of silver leader, while In the
lisa beehive surmounied by screaming
American eagle olutching the usual
arrows. The tower. according 10 the
plan, T. TO have \ few streamora OF
bunting crossed on each side Of each
lace Of the clock.
Next comes the design Of ID. l..
Levy which IA q display Of bunting In
streamers, folds ana rOaeltes, DECOR
atiug the building from the tquatc
u the tower 70 tue ground.
Over the main entrance on the wee.
ton surrounded by vast array oi nags,
while above aud on level with the
square Of the building h an immense
star with the figures "ijn la The
center, representing Uthh, aud under.
noAth on tho loft ana right tiduB
respectively arc tho nguros NC" aud
"gB.D
The design which seems to have
FH ..N 10.
however, L. Onu by Wm. McA Ulster.
tie composed entirely OF bunting anu
tiAgs anu includes display beginning
at the feet VI "Justice" on top OF the
tower to the edge OF tho lawn. The
principal piece Ia representation OF
the great seal VI the State, which 40.
poars al tho Luso OF the tower nj the
square OF the nuporslruoluIe, Awhile
around the main entrance Ia represent.
nd an aToh containing Btous for each
state In the Union, with Ulah M the
keystone. lniu design 10 the br0adusl
and doubtless the most effective, con.
sidering tho meHRrc allowance Of
money which Il was proposed 10 make
'Or the decoration. But the action VI
the CITY Council on the matter has Tor
the present spoiled all calculations aud
the county committee IL C1rtesuOnd,
ingly disappointed and Coagnnsd.
Harry HAmlln says that he started
In 10 got up a design Tor decoration OF
The structure with nothing but chraI
ilugs, but hnl only gone from the god
does Of iuslico 10 tns Equage u the
building, whom hib slOO gave out and
he had 10 quit.
10 10 suggested thht The parad,
march through the i0int building
grounds. 10 would make nice d.
play.
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Notes

hIa GEORGE h. Howe, Mrs. r. q
irvine it,, Mise Eiug DAVIS HuI Mus
6utslo simpson outuuhiucI lp'Eg
number OF thrit irienIs lat evening,
nj the Center street pare. The gfounls
were brilliantly lghtoi aud dancing,
crgquCl, gardH, and Il delicious luncheon
were Ell eyed ny tine guests.
Mt and Mu. Willis X. spaGlorIs
family has been Increased by the arti.
vnio' lltllo aifl, Mother anu chilli
arc doing we'll.
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Pleasant Valley junction, IL visillug
fflen da here.