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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
HTaSOniC.

The Masonic Hall Association of Salinas has
Just completed its hall, which represents an
investment OF SIG, 600. The stock is all held
by Salinas Lodge, F. and a. NJ; Salinas Chap
ter, r. a. NJ, and Revellle Chapter, o. T. 3
The building. of gray sandstone, buff brick
and terra Gotta, two stories in height has
frontage OF 81 feet by a depth of 100 feet
There are two stores on the ground floor, and
the upper floors are devoted exclusively to
lodge purposes. There are lodgerooms,"
writes A. j. A from that place, "anterooms,
banquet hall, kitchen and ladies' and gentle
mems parlor. The building is fitted through
out with electric and gas fixtures, and is one
OF the most complete and finest lodge build
ings in the State. Our fraternity in all its
branches is prosperous, the Blue Lodge, Royal
Arch and Eastern Star all having work TO do
and nlentY in sight"
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Knights of Honor

The mutual aid fund Yerba Buena Lodge will
be conducted in future by The Ladies' Auxi larry
that VIII have charge of the social features of the
lodge. This auxiliary will be Of great benefit to
the lodges the ladies' will visit for the
sick relieve in distress which duties can
BE- performed better BY ladies than by men The
work VIII be carried on by committees
Key tone Lodge mad an open meeting last Tues
day, o which occasion the Past Dictatoss $50
citation visited in a body. There were dele gates
from Liberty. Fortuna, Eureka and other lodges.
Addresses were delivered by Past GTands Joy and
Wood, Grand Assistant Dictator homson and
Deputies Lawrance nd Fa Vey. There were also
a program me ana re.r -stments.
Erai Dictator Archibald con fined to his
home by attack of Illness He forced to
return from Merced, and mis- visits Chico Oro-
Wiz and Marysvllle have been Indefinitely post
pontd.
A new ledge of thirty charter members Will be
ins ilut-d next Friday at Modesto.
w. J. Thomson, q. V. d: I 1homas Learned,
6 y. d, and Thomas John9tone, q. r paid
SUR rise visit TO rescott Lodge-the recently
instituted in Oak and-last Wednesday. This
iodg IS dc ng well and 1t Will give ball On De-
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Ell DORADO ENTERTAINS,
A Pleasant Entertainment Given by One
of the ParIors of the Native
Sons.

The entertainment given last Friday
night by Ell Dorado Parior of the Native
Sons, in Native Sons Hall, was most de-
llg gbtful affair and was greatly enjoyed by
the many who attended. T programme
OF fifteen numbers was made up of tab
leaux presented by members of the par
lor, assisted by ladies of Oneida Parlor, of
the Native Daughters, and all of these
were magnificent living pictures which
well merited the hearty and prolonged
applause each received.
The participants were: Daniel L. Con-
nelly, Master Arthur Gould. Mrs. G. c.
Gunther, Mrs. Hilda Anderson, George
Stroecker, Tress MAYER, J. G. Hitler, Ag-
PIE Boyd, Hetty Burke. Fred Norton. W.
Marion, l. Berthelot, Mrs. Lena B. Mills,
Harvey Babcock, AL Medley, Louise
Konpf, f. ]. Hancock, Alice Lonney,
Birdie Mayer, Annie Utschig, Elsie Boyl,
J. G. Jolly, Dol Harboe, Annette Harty,
Clare Jessen, Frank Jewell, Frank Pohi,
II. Bordfelt and John Landers. Those
vino gave special numbers were: A. A.
Borini, Master Grezer, Mrs. E. w. Burns,
T. G. Eggert, p. A Dunsworth, George
Cheney. Charles Nounan, Laura Utschig,
Eda tonradt. Martha Regner, P. Maus-
sang and Frank Reynolds.
The entertainment closed with dance.
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The WOrk1uen

Franklin Lodge has decided to have a
al dos night on the evening Of December
10, n Eastern Hall, Shield building. A good
programme viii be prepared.
Park Lodge had weII-atteuded public meet
ing last Thursday, when addresses were de-
Iive-ed By E. Danforth, P G. N. w, and Sam
Booth, G. r.
On Friday, November 26, Vespe- Lodge of
Livermore viii be visited By the grand over
seer grand receiver and grand recorder, and
there viii be public meeting.
On Saturday, Novembe 27. the grand mas
Ter workman will address Solano Lodge, after
whicn there will be dance.
Last Saturday f. S. Poland, D. &. NJ. W.
visited Mud Springs Lodge at E Dorado and
conferred the degrees on large class OF can
didsies. An address was delivered b. {. H.
Duutou- OF Oak Leaf Lodge.
Burns Lodge VIII celebrate its anniversary
By d family re niou on December 4.
W. Il. Barnes, P. q. NJ. W, win address
South Berkeley Lodge at a public meeting
Friday, December >.
Triumph Lodge VIII have a smoker in Odd
Fellows Hau next Tuesday night.
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reservation aud the places they were at were
Yreka, Chico, Redding, Grass Valley, Nevada
CITY, Truckee, Sacramento and Angels Camp, and
at each place they found evidences of prosperity
in The order and unusual degree of interest on
the part of the members. 4 each point they
were warmly wet Omei and were entert aimed III a
manner that was credit abb e to the hosts and eI
Ceed lngly pleasant To the guests.
Arrangements being made for the celebra-
tion grand style OF the anniversary or he order
Mian,ouomah IIibe had n banquet last week In
celebration OF its twenty ninth anniver iary. The
event In ked Mems H all ana was very en-
joyable affair. any of the prominent mem bers
Of the rider being present, including the great
saChem, great chief of recorus, great senior ana
junior sagamores, <, eat keeper OF wampuru, Great
Rep; esentatives LOWE and Brandt and Past Great
rachems Davis Lou Ierbac& and Henry A.
Chase
Red Jacket Tribe of Sacramento cele GRATED its
tw-nty-eigbth anniversary BY grand entertaiL-
ment, on which occasion a most enjoyable pro-
grAplme was preSe med.
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Friends of the Forest.

Last Wednesday night Pioneer Circle had
most enJoyabe time in St. GEORGES Hall at its
sat home" The principal feature was caKe
walk here were msny couples who imit ated
the "cull' folks in their efforts show off, and
the judges awarded the first priZ. to Miss Mar
guerite Meskow and Mr. Murray, and the second
TO Mr.. Uphaus and his partner, who shrnks so
much from notorety that she does want 10
see her name in print. special prize was
awarded to two little tots-Master Mangel and
Miss Butler The affair directed by Miss
Cora WentZe Mrs. Horn NJ RS McRett, Mrs
Assam Mrs shoten and Mrs. A. Boehm
All the local parlors will give join; "at home''
in Union-square II all on the llth OF December.
The supreme officers paid fraternal visit last
week to Richmond Lodge and were well pleased
with the WORK of the lodge and then with the re-
ception and entertainment gotten up in their
hen
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The Native Daushters.

La Estrella Parlor, which the member love
TO oall "Our little parlor," gave an at home in
its hall on the evening of Saturday. the
18Th ms, which was, in every sense of the
word, a home affair. The membership was
well represented and there were many of
their friends present There was marked
degree of sociabiity and absence of that irigid
restraint that often marks fraternai gather
ings and makes visitors feel a if they had got
into an ice chamber The officers OF the par
lor and the mem bers as well did all that could
be done to mike every one feel at home, and
between dances and the serving of refresh
nents several interesting and entertaining
nun he rs were presented. Miss Phoebe Mol te
favored with piano solo, little Hazel Fem-
ing sang q song of childhood, Miss Effie Urqu-
hart gave an amusing recitation, George
Mowery entertained with banjo selections,
Miss Sham brook gave a vocal solo, and then
some one told funny stories, after which dane
Ing was kept up un Til midnight.
Oro Eino Parlor has appointed a committee
10 AXE arrangements for grand social TO De
given iu Golden Gate Hall on the evening of
the 9th of December.
Grand President Mrs. Conrad has returned
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rho Endowment Guild.

San Francis o Chapter Of the Progressive En-
dowment Guild of America al its meeting last
Wednesday night received eight applications that
had been tileI during the week, and Of this num-
ber six were initiated. This chapter has many
erGetic workers in il who striving to increase
the membership from its pr sent number eiehty
TO hundred before the close of the year, and the
indications are that they Will suCcred AS a
means to accomplish that end the chapter
Will give n gh lnks in the fu
in St. Georges Hail. on witch occasion excel
programme will be given and the merits
Of The order BE- presented TO strangers by able and
logica! speakers Dur ng the evening the cha pier
received visit from ecretary Cooper OF Watson
vile Chapter who sta ed at The cnapter is doing
well, and has tue prOspect OF large increase.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
knights of Pythias.

tuted al Redlands on the 18th inst. by Brigadier-
General McGlashan and the following Of
fceIs were elected: ]. anley Brown, captain;
Lee Wilmarth, first lieutenant; w. Vessel, second
lieutenant: Sergeant 4. NJ. Marshal, recorder; Ser
geant a. <. Sprinborg, treasurer After the cere-
mony there was snort programme then followed
a banquet and toasts TO the of the ne W
company.
Ivanhoe Lodg- conferred the knight rank de-
gree in long form on five candidates last Wedues-
day.
Grand Chancellor Grant is arranging tour of
visitaJions the northern part OF the state
tend far as >IS <iyou County,
Z he san Jose Company OF the inform Rank
wi give social on Thanksgiving eve. Thlr ~
five members OF the rank in 1ull uniform will 60
from this city.
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B'ne B'rith.

AS result of the recent visit of the grand Off
GERS in the north a lodge, King David. with
sixty charter men bers, was instituted in Port
land. Or, few DAYS since.
DAncona Lodge, with forty members, was in
stituted In this c;y last week, and the work Of
sggraud Zng h order here is 10 lie continued.
Reports from al parts of the Northwest show
tha; he visits Cf he grand officers have aroused a
new ut-tt ST and that many OF the lodges that had
not HAD iui .i.,tions tOr months have now rum"er
OF applications hand. The most progressive
lodge uu.side OF san Francisco IS B. F. Peixotto
Lolg ge OF salt Lake City.
Return, from the local lodges and from num-
ber OF those in the interior are favorable 10 the
continuance of he b. Il. Library.
Between he lSt and 10Th of next month Grand
President S,ein will visit the lodges in the south
ern Dart of The state
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Junior Order American Mechanics.

ing last . thursday and among other things de-
cided to attend divine this evening in the
First Church, Twelfth rect. in conformance
with the law Of the national body, which orders
thai each council shall attend such service the
Thanksgiving season. TIus council will nomi-
officers the I'd of December. and tender a
reception TO the Stale officers. On that evening
proposition TO organize hall association Will De
considered
The sta officers will visit Paul Revere Council
next Satul day. w. +. Wuosttr Of that council Is
in the lead for the prize offered the Individual
Der - no shall within i stated time bring into
III order The grea number of members.
The question of maintaining the Orphans Home
tfn, ohio, having been ubm ted TO The
councils for approval disapprovai the 1t
majority have dec ared IL vor of pa, ing their
share toward the expense of mains aiming it. In
the past the ms tuition maini aimed by volun-
tary contributions.
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Foresters of America.

Court Robin Hood has competed all its ar
rangements for the anniversary banquet to De
given the 22d of December in celebration OF
the twenty-thlrd ann versary OF its institution.
Grand Trustee Lewis visi ed san Leandro Lodge
last Wed duesday.
TWO new courts to work in the French Iang guage
and one 80 worK in Italian will be
gained
The paraphernad~ requisite for the new litUal-
ist1c work VIII be We'd at the office Of the
grand secretary on the lst of December. he
rituais IN the German. French, spanish and Ital-
ian Will be received about the same time.
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The Chosen Friends.

The visit of Grand Recorder Wallis to the coun-
Gil in CloveIdale last week was Productive of
much good TO tn council and the order.
There will oe a meeting of Empire ana Concord
councils at 20 EDDY street tomorrow night to
receive a visit from he Pi OPPRESSIVE Council.
Social Council gave another of its very pleasa t
card parties last Thurs day light, and the was a
good Tendance he gentle ms first prize was
won by (. NJ Arnold and T. !adies' by Miss G. C.
Goode.l; the BOBBY prZe gentie maI's was won
by W II. Stojt and the la ties b. G. SeaVy.
Last "Wednesday Grand Councillor Boehm paid a
viSi. To Cermalia Couucil-
The grand officer and the Progressive Council
will pay = vi Ill 10 Pacific Counci on the Ion of
next mon b. Las week this c. u nc received a
visit from Gra.d Vice COuncior Hartley, who has
recovered from his recent attack OF illness.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Red Men,s Home. Imnroyed Order.

i he articles of incorporation of the proposed
Red Mems Home were filed Iest Wednesday and
following are named as incorporal F A. Horn
blower, =. Ii. Wilcox, samuel Goldman. Jacob
Fowzer, A. Whipple, W. ]. mith, Josiah Sims,
E. b. Wilson, A. c. Melone. At meeting held
previous to he fling OF the papers Great >achem
nipple eIe- president of The associat ion
that will direct the affairs for the first term VIII
liam Kotrosky chosen first vice George w.
LOWE second vice-preSldent, and Samuel Berel
retary. :. Berei, +. a. rnoiower and NJ. J.
Mcguire were appointed as the committee on
laws, and Great Sachem Whippie, q. w. Scaden,
George W. Low e, Jacob FowZer J. d. Smith, L.
V. Weymouth and Josiah sims were appointed
"a commfttee on site.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Daughters of st. George

One of the most enjoyable socias ever given by
Britannia Lodge OF the Daughters of St. George
the given last Wednesday in Washington
Hall. The nall crowded by members of the
lodge and their friends. The following excellent
programme rendered highly appreciated ::
Piano SOLO, Miss E. Bryan; vocal selections, MIS-
Gingles: bass o. Mr.. LIE Frere; vocal solo, Mrs
Neal: recitation, Miss f. Ginges: vocal solo. Mrs.
Jennie Leger barvtone SOLO H. Pouin; fancy
dance, Miss Turpin. Bags OF candy di,-
trlbuted 10 all WHO took part in The grand march
here dance that was kept up until late
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daughters of Liberty.

Martha Washing Council is preparing to
give uriqre Kloudike pa ty. The young ladies
will appear as the rough and eady miners of the
cold and will give exhibition O. how the
miners live there ana how they mine. Then there
Will b. adsnce, to followed by supper such as
is served up in oadike. This will be aven in
Shels Ha on the evening of December IL
councillor Mrs. Charles T. Stro an Record
ing Secretary Miss B anche 2. Smith of Martha
Washington Council visited Sal Jose last week to
be present at the Institution of new council
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Catholic Ladies', Aid.

Thanksgiving donation party given last
Wednesday night in Mission Maccabre Hall by
Catholic Ladies' Aid society No. 2. There was a
good attendance. and p easant time had
The rice of admission package of pro-
visions, and quite large collection was raised,
which will be distr buted to make glad the hearts
OF those who have not the means TO secure good
things for 'ihank gtvng
society No. 10 Will give a Thanksgiving party
Tuesday evening next in st Joseph's Han.
he admission wal b. one pound of provisions, the
proceeds to be distributed among the poor.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Companions Of the Forest.

The social that was given by Sherwood Circle in
celebration OF its wooden anniversary was a great
success in every way.
resident FaIconer Vice-President Mrs Bever-
and secretary Mrs. ii orrow of the Past Chiefs
AssocIati visited Justice Circle. hese officials
and lnsae Guard Mrs ervelli visited America
oircle last Thursday night on he 9TH of Decem-
Der these officials will pay visit TO the circle in
Rafael.
Minerva Circle had good attendance at its
party last week and there pleasant time for
nj. Olympia also gave party last week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
American Legion of Honor.

During October the repor show that there was
increase over the precedin- month of applica-
tons for mem bership. The meetings in the East
were well attended, particularly the union meet
lug Il \ewarN, :. j., and meeting Boston, at
which the supreme commander WAS pres Mt.
The supreme commander advises Grand secre-
Burton that The asSeSsmen S collected in sep
temb.r and october exceeded the death claims
during those months by $4,000. During that
time eight new councils were instit uted, the
average age of those joining being 81 years.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Ancient Order of Forester.

Court NJ ilton was organized at Milton last week
by II gh Sub chief Ranger Bothm, assisted by T.
McLenuan, =. Z. r.
Court Pride of San Mateo VIII give grand
masquerade ball Than sgiving evening.
Court solomon was Instituted in Los Angeles in
The Early part of the mon. h by High Sub-chef
X niger } oehm. assisted by E. j. Jackson z. =.
K. OF Court Bourne mouth.
On Wednesday evening Court Bohemian will
have evening at home In tho Foresters' build
Ing. Court Bournemouth was visited last Thurs
day by the high sub chief ranger.
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Improved Order of Red Men

After an absence OF s .veral weeks, during which
time they were on the Trail, Great Sacbem
Whippe and Great CHER of Records Burgman re-
turned to this city las, week exceedingly well
pieasel with the condition in which they found
the several tribes they visited. They visited tn e
ribes aud councils in the northern portion OF the
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Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Yerba Buena Lodge of san Jose at its last-hed
meeting ected two members and received two
applications for membership. AT the close of the
meeting the lodge opened lis doors to its friends
muse.
Excelsior Lodge will hereafter hold it's meetings
at S45 Mission street.
There viii be assessment for Dece m ber
No 463.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Pines Circ;,

The members of seven Pines Circles No. 8. La
dies Of the Grand Army of the Republic, are max
ing arrangements for a grand entertainment 10 be
gwen on the evening Of The 2Stn inst. in Native
sons Hall.
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from her visil in the northern part OF the
State, and she speaks enthusiastically of the
several parlors she visited.
Vendome Parlor No. 100, instituted last
week in San Jose, starts out with twenty-five
members, and 1tshas nine applications to nct
upon. Mrs. W. A Custom is the president and
Miss Maria A Pierce the secretary.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL LAMs.

THE PHILOSOPHICAL LAMb.
Mary had little lamb
That loved to eat and sleep:
1t fell into butchers hands
And, as the animals soul said to the soul of
sister lamb that had preceded it by a few
minutes, "We have the extreme satisfaction
of knowing, my dear, that neither of US has
ever been sheep"
Not the least penalty OF old age is that one
OF its accompanying features is a complete
loss of the sense of humor. To ourselves this
may not be so apparent, but it is diagreeably
SO TO our younger associates, and they are not
always to be blamed for wondering at our
long ostponed hencetaking. Sir Edwin Ar
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-12-30
First publication, Dec. 16, 1897.
SHERIFP,G SALE.

C1TATE OF WISCONSIN-Tn Circuit Court
= for Kenosha County.
Pttrick Meagher, Plaintiff. Against Austin B.
WatJles and Lizzie Wattles his wife, De-
PENDANTS.
BY virtue of and pursuant to a judgment
AMI decree OF foreclosure and sale rendered by
the above named Circuit Court in the above
entitled action on the 18th day of December, a.
d 1895. in favor Of said Plaintiff and against
sad Defendants, and dOcketed in SAID Court
or sail day, [, the undersigned, Sheriff Of he-
nCsna County, Wisconsin, shall offer for sale
and sell at public auction and vendue at the
frnt door of the Court House, in the City and
the County of KeDOsha, in the State of Wis
cdSIn on Saturday, the 29Gh day of January
A ID. 1898, at two o'clock in the afternoon of
Ulat day, the following described mOrtg4ged
premises directed in said judgment to bes0ld
OF so much thereof as may be sufficient to pay
tie amount due to the Plaintiff upon said
Judgment for principal interest, solicitors
fees and costs, together with the expenses of
sIch sale, which said premises are described
insaid Judgment as follows:
Lot number seven ~, in block number
twelve CID Of Holmes g. Nichols addition to
tie city of KenOsha, and on the northeast
Quarter of section number six (6) in town num-
ba one Cd north, of range number twenty
three (23) east. and lying and being ia the
Third Ward of the City of Kenosha, in the
County of Fenosha and State of Wisconsin,
Terms of Sale. Cash
Dated at Sherif's Office, Kenosha, Kenosha
Comfy. Wisconsin this 18th day of December
A ID. 1897. JOHN j. ABEL,
Sheriff, Il enosha County, wisconsin.
Peer Fisher, Attorney for Plaintiff, 80
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-12-30

I. Wood spent Christmas in Racine.
The Misses Baumgard spent satur-
day in Racine.
James Starr and Mr.. Burwell spent
Sunday in Racine.
G. II. Garst spent Christmas with
friends in this city.
NJ G. Deminger spent Christmas and
Sunday in Chicago.
Miss Edna Covert, Of Racine, spent
Sunday ia Kenosha.
Ed. Moran, of Lake Geneva, was in
town Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beckman spent
Christmas in Racine.
Herbert Yule spent Christmas with
relatives at Belvidere, LII.
Milton Petit will enter the Univer-
sity of Chicago next week.
Fred Tectonlus, of Racine, spent
Sunday with Hugh Barden.
John Condor. of Fond du Lac, is
visiting friends in this city.
Dr. W. N. Cheever spent Christmas
with his mother in Waukegan.
Roy Halo spent Christmas and Sun
day with friends in Waukegan.
The Misses Newell will give an in
formal tea on New Years night.
Newton Moore, Of Milwaukee, spent
Christmas with Kenooha friends.
Horace Cole tspent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Milwaukee.
Dick Wells, Of Chicago, is spending
the holidays with Kenosha friends.
Harry Cooper, of Milwaukee, pu.t
Christmas with his mother in Kenosha.
Howard Kehlor and will Eaton
were Racine visitors Sunday evening
VIM. O'Hare, of Chicago, spent
Christmas with his parents in this city.
Emil Tectonius, of Racine, is spend
ing the holidays with friends in this
city
Miss Belle Gaffney, of Racine, is
spending the holidays with her parents
here.
Joseph and John Merlin, of Milwau-
kee, spent Christmas with his parents
here.
Joseph, Henry and Miss Alice Toner,
of Chicago, spent Christmas with their
parents.
Luoien Gervais, Of Chicago, spent
Christmas and Sunday with d. "a.
Lance
Mr.. Rogers, Of the Daily Gazette,
spent Christmas with his mother in
Racine.
Dick Gafney, of Milwaukee, spent
Christmas with friends and relatives in
Kenosha.
Peter Fisher, Jr., has gone to Anti
och to spend the holidays with his
grandfather.
Schuyler Van Ingen came home from
Chicago on Friday to spend Christmas
with his parents.
Thomas Craven, of Chicago, is
spending few days with the family Of
E. r. Gottfredsen.
Miss Emma Miller, of Chicago, spent
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Miller.
Herman Reinold, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is spending a week with his
mother in this city.
Con McKune, of Chicago, spent
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McKune.
James and Abbie Courtney are
spending few days with friends and
relatives in Milwaukee.
Louis Weyhe and wife, of Chicago,
are spending a few days with relatives
and friends in Kenosha.
Mr.. Weeks and Miss Adams, Of Ra-
cine, spent Christmas with Miss Laura
Brown and Miss Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Simmons spent
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. G.
| H. Washburn, in Racine.
Douglas Newell is home from Yale
University to spend a short holiday
vacation with his parents.
officer P. j. Matchett and wife, Of
Chicago, are spending a few days with
the family Of John 0'Hare.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Kipp have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit with
friends in southern Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Turbush of Racine,
are spending a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. r. 0. Gottfredsen.