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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-28
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-28

Sunday Only, One Year S1.0o
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

to. Lupici nahrom adili ma kole-
jfch nekolik prazcI, jcz zapalili a
kdyz ylak nasledkcm hoficf pfc
kazky teto zastavovati poeal, jail
Sc po strojvedoucfm topicovi
stfileti. Ma vlaku nalezalo Sc ma
hodou nekolik pfirueich serifa,
kteff z Los Angeles Sc vraceli a
ii ma stfelbu odpovedeli tim ta-
ke lupite k 1teku pfimeli.
Osudny vybuch.
pfi nemz, pokud zjisteno, 8 osob
o zivot pfislo, udal Sc dtery 0
3. h. odp. Cygnet, o.. pfi vrta-
nj po pffrodnfm plynu. Prace
,ato svefena byla S. Barberovi,
kteryz v ohlcdu tom velkych zku-
senostf pozfval kteryz k rozsf-
fenf studnice I7o kvart1 nitrogly-
cerinu pouzil. Vybuch byl velice
dspesnym, nebof vrstvy spodnf
rozdrceny tou merou, ze pffrodnf
plyn rychle vystupovati pocal
tim prave desne nestestf ono spd-
sobeno. Nezli totiz delnici ma
uzayfenf proudu unikajicfho ply
nu pomysleti mohli, plyn Sc vzhal
a od plamcne vznala Sc dalsi "a
soba nitroglycerinu, kteraz ma vo-
re v bczprostfedni temef blizkosti
studnice Sc nalezala. Vybuch
byl tax silnym, BE vse okolf tom
znieeno a ze otfas mistech ne
kolik mil vzdalenych pociten byl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15
DROBNE zPRAvY.

V Sioux City, Iowa, zvysena
pocatkem tydne cena veskereho
masa 2Hc. ma libfe.
Prohibitaci massachusetts
odbyvali We ttvrtek statnf konven-
c. svou Bostonu navrhl samo-
statne eekance pro veskery nfady
statni.
Mczi stadem hovezfho dobyt-
ka ma farme statnf koleje hospo-
dafske Manhattan, Kans., obje-
vena byla tuberkulosa nasled-
KEN toho pfisna karantena byla
naffzcna.
We Froush Valley, Pa, zasa-
zen dtery pfi pfejizdeni kfizo-
vatky pfihnavsfm Sc parostrojem
drahy Philadelphia & Reading po-
voz, v nemz 3 csoby Sc nalezaly
a vsechny ma miste usmrceny.
z Butte, Montana, oznamo-
vano We stfedu, ze toho dne odpo-
ledne padal tam po nekolik hodin
snfh, kteryz vsak lezeti neznstal,
nybrz zahy roztal. Pocasf jest
pry tam jiz znacne chladnym.
v St. Louis vypuknul 1te-
ry pffcin neznamych pozar to-
varne ma umelou vyrobu ledu II.
Hermana ma Wisconsin ave, pfi
cemz udal Sc zaroseh ! vybuch
cpavku, jfmz celia budova temef
rozmetena. Skoda pfesahuje s3o-
600.
Ze Sioux City, Ia, oznamo-
vano dtery, De korna po celem
1dolf missourskem poskozena by
la znaenou merou horkymi vetry
po nekolik dnn tam panujicfmi,
tax Dc Iroda sotva polovieni bu-
de. Ovsa sklizeno bude tez pou-
re malo.
= U Buffulo Gap, S. d., udala
Sc We stfedu srazka dvou vlak1
nakladnfeh drahy Elkhorn,
dobytkcm nalozenyeh, pfi eemz
jeden dobytkafn usmrcen a te-
mef vsichni ostatni zfizenci vlaku
vice meme poraneni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

' xkimu oluncxeni nzksxy n ph.
sobi. domaii, ~ podsfi 90 jim nj.
tsra tuto zahy po,Isthi WYE.
,fovanim byIo xIis,tno. lc od 4.
tefvenec udAlo sc ' Oocesn
Springs eeIkem 7ts onemocntni.
. oicht dcpcsud W osob nemoc-
no Jest umfil udslo se ceIkcm
., pouxe ysak We dyou pfipadceh
made vAi pochybnost xjiAt6no byIo
h. smft skatctna llntou ximniei
spasobcna byIs. kelem Ocean
Springs zasedena byls pfisna ks.
rsnttna = ladnemu neni dovoleno
tam pfichazcti neb odchaxe,i q
nafizeni tomuto dayano jest male.
iitc sahy puAkami. iimn stralc
kol domn sluibu konsjiei jsou on
brojeny. vcskery zasiIky postov.
nj . mes,a onoho posilane. podro-
bovapy jsou dnkladns dcsiniekci.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

til, " stars jedns IndiAnka mn.
tcna byls tienatycm zvlattni tajn6
ofgsnixace nEbolenske. 'knti.
Btvcm lnkuH a k0netnt yc postke.
ma byls n zaptstl na tak dIouho.
dokud &C. nepfitnaia. le "ntafo.
yaIs" Iek6m jednoho 4 ueihIavnai.
Aieh "doktord" kmenc, tab ~ ~.
10 dtinkovati piestaly Ma jed.
nsteInu poyolany iednateIem 4
setniny spolkovo iixdy, ktefa1 pfi
xasykani dtasnikn muteni tohoto
napomocnou byti ma, nebof jsou
obavy. ~ Indiand zatteni protiyi.
ii 81 budou
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

xsorIxA upAlosrf


vyplseeno byio die lpravy sudiio.
- vnisroxcmniho odbofn ' uply.
nultm rcce ceIfcia sf4o.t77,by7.
v 6fadnim rocc isgo vypIaceno
slu,ntho st3s,77s,f7s.soku 1906
H4o.55s,otf, o. 1904 sf37,iig.
55iar 1898 sf5a s51,zi4 w.
DAM. > yydftoyanim pensijni ffs
doyny spojen6, obnaselo ' uply.
nultm rcce dfsdnim sJ.oo ma kai.
d} sisie doIafa proii s4.o7 foec
pfcdchuzlm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

pustiI se nasIedkcm tobo. o. mott.
gage. ktefyt pied ntkoIika dny
pfoteI. xspistiii nemohI . on bal
So, o. maietck jeho pfodin mu
bndc poIiAttn byl ns $1,000.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

ieleznitni udAlo sc gc stfedu Pc
y b. yeterni na trait dfahy San,a
w nedsleko Empofis. Nan. jede.
nAet osob bylo ma mfstt usmfccno
a toIikei. nell vice, jich pofsne.
no. Kyehlovlak ma v}ehod jo.
douci sraziI 20 totil fychIoyIa
kem mcziek}m kaliiornskym,
jcdoueim smtfem opatnym a to v
dobe, kdy oba pafostroje pinou
ryehlostf uhantIy. O sralee mo.
kno 81 utiniti pojcm = toho. ~
ylak poslednejsf talen byl dytma
pafostroji 1c v okamliku. kdy
srakka So udals. parni kotle ysech
M vybueiily, nasIcdkem ktcf6hoz-
to vybuehu vyrvana zcmi roz.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

DtInIci. k,ef ' bcxpfostfedni
bIIkkoati "a naltxaIi. byli yesmas
usmfeeni . pc mnohfeh nexnstala
ami nnimenAi pamasky. InsSnt
osob opoeal s.oiicieh byIo nebcx.
petnG pofankno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

sedlina tax velka, ze nekolik vozi
postovnfch do teto Sc sfftilo a
ostatnf pax vozy ma stfcchy techto
vjely. v troskach vypuknul po-
Ear Dive nezli ma zachrafovani
uveznenych cam nebozakn pony
sleno byti mohlo. Nejvetsi pocet
obetf vyzadala 81 srazka re zffzen-
ca postovnfch expresnfch prv-
mich karach Sc nalezajfcich. Ne
stestf zavin6no bylo spletenfm roz-
kazd strojvedoucfm danych. Wax
kalifornsky byl neco zpozden a
tn strojvedoucimu naffzeno Sc
zsysenou rychlosti jeti a pfijezdu
vlaku druheho Emporia vyekati,
kdezto strojvedoucfmu vlaku dru-
heho dan Emporia rozkaz jiny
a sice ably vyekal pffjczdu vlaku
druheho We stanici Lang, as ? mil
vychodne vzd1lene. Mezi cestu-
jfcimi ma vlaku nalezal sc tee w.
]. Bryan, vracejfcf sc Burlin-
game, kdcz ma okresni vystave
feenil.
zluta ximnIee
o jejfmz vypuknutf v Ocean
Springs, Miss, zpravu jsme jiz
pfinesli, die zprav poslednieh ne
vyzadala 81 dosud zadnych dalsich
obeti a dfady spolkove, kterez "a
roveh Sc statnfmi zdravotnimi W.
bory louisianskym, mississippi
skym, alabamskym a floridskym
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

ktefe jii a. po diva neb NJ t}dny
y Big Horn resefvaei fadily. xsti
nsii nahyvaib die xpfayy. W styf.
tex Buffalo. Wyo.. doslt, stale
vdtsich roxmdf0. taxi le iil a. 40
ttvefctnicb mil JIM xssszeno Jest
. ma miliony stop dfivi "a obsf
jim psdlo VeAkerA snaha okoI.
mich ossdnikn ma potlstenI neb
obmazcni po1au byIa marnou q
Icdins vydainy = dlonho tryalieI
Iiiak mohl by su pfospati.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15
Nspovsdlo Sc.

U Morano, Cal, uein6n byI We
stfedu noci pokns ma zas,syeni
a oloupeni ryehlovlaku Southern
Pacific dfahy, lee ncpovcdlo Sc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

y Detroit, Mich, oxnamujc sc.
te We stfcdu vypIulo 81 tam ma.
ID yachid ma jczirko ST. Clair. de-.
vet mIadiko. ri plavba poeinali
81 rczpnstile. ncbof potli lodiei
houpati. naslcdkcm tchox tato 50
konctn6 pfeyrhia a 6 jich utonuIo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

odbyyajf dnes v Columbus. Ohio.
poradu . maiitcIi doId vzhlcdcm
\ xamyslcnemu proxa,imnemu %.
rovnanf stavky tim sp6sobcm, zc
by pfi mzde CSC. cd tuny do pra-
ce Sc sratili "a uizdu tuto al do
konce roku pracovali, mczi tfmz
by sporna otazka ohIcdne vysky
mzdy soudu smireimu pfedlozena
byIa. y potatku soudilo sc, ke
navrh tento stavkujfoin iednohlas-
nt bude pfiiat, Leo posIedni
chviIi ozyvaly sc hlasy. ze pry by
tim hlavne jcn horniknm v Ohio
Pennsylvania spomozcno bylo
hornfci We stateeh ostainich zc by
ma suchu nechani byli. Naslcd-
KEN toho mozno otekavati jcdna-
nj bouflive nebylo by divu, kdy-
by ma koncc porada zadneho w
slcdku ncmela.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15
shozea = vIatu.

T.. Aekcrt. neDstarsi konduktcr
ma draze Wabash zamGs,nany PHI
sel 1tery mczi Ottumwa a Bel.
knap, Ia. 0 zivot a sice shozcn
byl ylaku ncznamym trampcm,
ktcryz lacino do st. Louis chtel
sc dostati. kdyz vlak do Bel
knap pfijel, shledano, zc kondnk-
tor ma vlaku SC nenaleza a proto
lined jcto nazpatek tu phi Soap
Crecku, pfi trait We stavu umiraji-
elm nalezcn. kdyz k vtdomi byl
pfiveden, udal, be phi pfcchazeni
jcdnoho vozu do druheho ma
trampa tam SC ukryvajiciho nara
ril tfmto platformy srazen byl.
Po vrahu neni ami pamatky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15
vrtd y DO price

Jak znamo, zastavili hornfci v
uhlodolech iowskych zamestnanf
as pied "A dny praci, kdyz pfc
mrstenemu jejich pozadavku mzdu
81 90 cd tuny vyhoveno nebylo.
Stavka vsak dlouheho trvanf ne
mela. Hornfci zamestnani totiz
dolech okolf Christy a Dcs
Moines, odmftli Sc CO nejrozhod-
neji stavku zapocfti tax kdyz
stavkaH videli, ze nadeje ma vftez-
stvf nemajf, rozhodli Sc 1tery "a
stare mzdy do prace Sc vratiti.
Ubyvi dobytka zemi7
DO chicagskcho trhu dodava
pry sc pfftomne meme dobytka,
nezli jindy tfeba to nebylo znati
jeste ma Gene masa, jest to znati
na Gene syrovgch kozf slibuje to
zdrazenf obuvi ma zimu nejmene
o 10 re sta. Minuly tyden pro-
daval sc dobytek soc. ma stn Ii
brach drazc, nezli loni. Chicag-
sky trh cftf schodek tento uz ?
mGsic1, ac dodavky do vsech hlay-
Mich trhd Chicagu, Kansas City
St. Louis a Omaha jsou mnohem
v9tsf, nezli lohske. Vladnf stati-
stika udava, &c name letos zemi
I6 mil. krav, o I95,7so kusd me-
ne, nez loni a 3oH mil. voln pro-
ii ga mil. loni. Masa Sc ted vice
spotfebuje v zemi rok cd roku,
neb obyvatelstya pfibyva tu by
Sc mGlo take dobytef hospodafstvi
xvedati. Nejvfce je to znati ma
kozich, zc jest jich malo. Wy
stouply uz 40 re sta jeste ne
nj cena jejich pcvna. Cena obuvi
nenf jeste vyssi, ana je velika "a
soba starsf obuvi vyrobene re sta
r5ch lacinych kozi, ale do zimy
pry sc cena obuvi jiste zdrazf.
Samovrafdu otrivenfm
spzchal Atlantic, Ia, We stfedu
4olety farmer And. Jensen. TyzI
nalezen byl mrtev nedaleko pff-
bytku sveho a pocatku melo sc
"a to, ze smrt ochrnutfm srdce
sp0sobcna byla teprve pytvanfm
ziistenv, ze o ssmovrazdu otr4ve-
MIN Sc tu jedna. cinu toho do J
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

odbyvana bude republikaxska
konvence m6stska "a 1tclcm no
minovanf cckanc0 pro 1fad mayo
ra ostatnich 1fadnikd mestskych
dne 78. zaff demokrate odbyva-
ii budou konvenci svou diva dny
pozdGji, dne go. zaff.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15
MueiIi u.

Major Nordstrom, ,jednatel spoil
kovy ma reservaci Pueblo Indiana
Y New Mexiku, zabyval Sc mi
nulych dnech vysetfovanfm zvlast-
niho pffpadu, kteryz jeste krvave
zakoneiti sc mnze. Zjisteno to-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15
chteII podpIstit porotu.


v Ottumwa, Ia, zahajeno bylo
v 1tery pfelfeenf soudnf dvema
lupici, ktefi vykradeni banky v
Eldon obzalovani jsou a tu sp1so-
bena nemala sensace porotcem
Ed. Sterlingem, kteryz soudci
odevzdal dopis, kteryz posledni
temef chvffi obdrzel a kteremz
nabfzena mu znacna odmena, kdyz
bude docfleno osvobozcnf obzalo-
vanych, aneb kdyz aspoh dohod-
mutt poroty zamezf. Dopis byl
anonymnfm po pnvodci jeho "a
vedeno pilne patranf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-15

v
fantdna = ladntmu neni dovoleno
tam pfichszc,i neb odchaxeti
naiizeni ,omuto davano jest MALE
iitc vahy puAkami, iimil s,ratc
kol domn siuibu konajicf jsou on
brojeny. vcskery zasiIky posioy.
nj mes,a onoho posilane. podro-
bovany jsou d0kladns dcsinickci.
Js 20 vyseiioyAsi.
V Mason City, Ia. zapota,o v
minulych dnceh prohltdkou
kneh byvaleho pokladnika okres-
niho, Peliona. kteryz pied ntkoli-
ka mtsici bykem usmrcen byl a o
ncmx teprye nyni zjisteno. zc
znatn} ohnos okrcsu zproncvdfil.
ak velkym obnos ten vsak byl.
znstanc pro vzdy zahaleno rou.
skou tajemstvi nebof noci ma
dtery neznamf bidaci do 1fadovny
dotyene Sc vloupali veskery kni-
ny pokladnfkovy spalili Po BIZ
dacfch nenf stopy, ac hada Sc, ze
v tom mali prsty rucitelove Pelto-
novy. ktcf byvali by nyni museli
zpronevefenou eastku okresu ma
hraditi.
Soudni zAkaz
vyzvedly 81, jak zeSioux Falls, S.
d., We stfedu oznameno, drahy
trate sve So. Dakote majfci. pro-
Il st3tnf komisi zelcznitnf, kterym
komisi zakazovano jest uvesti v
platnost novou sazbu dopravnf,
ktcraz minulych dnech byla ko-
mist vypracovana nK spoletno-
sti tvrdf, ze pfflisne nfzkou jest.
Move sazbe podrobila Sc pouze
jedinka draha, totiz Illinois Gen.
tral, kteraz vseho vsudy obvodu
So. Dakotskem s mil trate ma
kterez tudiz pffjmech znacnejsf-
no rozdilu ciniti to nebude.
vritf Sc do price.
v Higginsville, Mo-, odbyvana
We stfedu schdze stavkujfcfch hor.
nik1 dol1 okolnfch, v nfz usne-
seno prohlasiti stavku "a skonee-
nou vratiti Sc do prace pfi mzde
dHvejsf, totiz pfi Gene 3Hc. cd
busle. Pied dvema lety placeno
v dolech tech 4Hc. cd busle a
prveho pnl centu strzeno pied
Lefty dalsfho pnl centu pied ro-
KEN. Prace zastavena byla, kdyz
nebylo vyhoveno pozadavku o
zvysenf mzdy ma &C. cd busle, lee
spolecnost od stanoviska sveho
ustoupiti nechtela tax koneene
stavkujfcf ku vracenf Sc do prace
"a podmfnek starych donuceni.
: cht9II podplstit porotu.
v Ottumwa, Ia, zahajeno bylo
1tery pfelfeenf soudnf dvema
lupici, kteff 2 vykradenf banky v
Eldon obzalovani jsou tu sp1so-
bena nemala sensace porotcem
Ed. Sterlingem, kteryz soudci
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-11

road Y. M. c. A, addressed shop meet
ing of the Big Four employees during their
noon hour last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Farrell and family,
of Lawn street who have been the guests
of relatives and friends at Shebyville, Ind,
returned home last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodson, of North
Station street. VINO have been visiting
friends and relatives at Cambridge City,
Ind. returned home last Thursday.
The members Of the Sunday school Of the
German Reform Church picnicked at
Charles Kepler's orchard, about a hall mile
east of the suburb last Wednesday.
Rev Mr.. NJ L. Haines, of the First Pres
bvterian Church, of the city, will address a
meeting of Big -Four employees in the shop
during the noon hour next Wednesday.
Terre Haute Ind, who nsve been the
guests of Mr.. Rapson's father, Mr.. James
Rapson on Depot street, returned home
last Wednesday.
Instead of the usual indoor services at
the Congregational Church to-day Rev {.
E. Groves. the pastor, will hold open-alr
services at the usual hour The meetings
will be held the coLAmons on stewart
street midway between Bloyd avenue and
Sutherland street.
Pleasant Lodge, No. 1883. Knights and
Ladies of Honor, will give lawn fete on
the commons near the Congregational
Church on Gale street. Saturday, July "A.
A jewel of the order will be voted to the
most popular lady. The candidates who
lobe Eagle, Mrs. AckYorth and Mrs. Wal
ters
Union Council No. 15 Chosen Friends.
elected the following officers last Friday
night: Councillor, Edgar f. Leftwch; vice
conncilor Mrs Ella Adams; prelate, Mrs.
sarah Harrison; marshal, John Harding
warden. Mrs Laura Nevil; secretary John
Bradshaw; assistant secretary. A H.
Kemper; treasurer b. A. Brown; guard,
BENJAMIN NJ Happier; sentry, William
Bradshaw; organist, +. ID. Miller. The in
stallatfon will be held next Friday evening,
after which a banquet will be given for the
members.
The employees of the Big -Four Railroad
Company az this point are perfecting ar
rangements for holding their annual pic
mic. At a meeting of employees held last
Thursday during the noon hour IN exec
utive committee was appointed consisting
OF a representative from each department.
in the shops, as follows: y. Greenwood
(chairman) j. H. Healy ]. Younk f.
Yontz M Poland. Val Schaf. +. Landorm,
John shaw Fred Hector, Robert TTlmble,
Neal Phillips and William Wise, from the
shops at this point, and p. j. Moore and
e. H Perry as representatives from the
Dillon-street shops The committee met
Friday noon and framed a request which Is
to be presented to +. M Lawler master
mechanic asking far permission to ibid the
picnic as usual and FOR the use of vnglnes
and coaches for the transportation Of en-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-11

New York Journal
And speaking of Narragansett Pier re-
minds me that A. b. Boardman will occupy
Prof Brander Matthew's cottage, ''TShingle
Nook" the entire summer.
This in itself is not OF so much impor-
lance as that it recalls an incident that
happened on Broadway car a month or 90
ago.
The professor and Mrs. Matthews were
journeying down town in that very demo-
cratic conveyance. The professor was lost
in a reverie as becomes a literary man in
public. and his wife was pro badly paying
more attention TO her plans for the sum-
mer than TO her surroundings.
AT any rate she suddenly sprang to her
feet and startled all the other occupants OF
the car by crying out at the top of her
voice:
"Branny! We've gone past our street,"
The professor relinquished his meditatiye
hold upon his fragmentary whlskers sig
nailed frantically at the conductor and fol-
lowed his spouse to the street while the
remaining passengers smiled.
| have known Professor Matthews many
moons. but 1t had never occurred to mo
that even his wife could have the temeritY
TO address so august a figure in literature
by q dminutiVe.
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Carriages
OF Every Variety
At Popular Prices
II. T. CONDE IMPLEMENT co.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Evans, of Oliver ave
nue..
Miss Ella Tremor, of McClain street, is
visiting friends and relatives at Plaintield,
Ind.
Mrs. N. D. Grub and children, of Marion
avenue, are visiting relatives in Shelby and
Rush counties.
Miss Pearl CrulI will leave next week to
spend four weeks vacation at one OF the
summer resorts.
Miss Bertha Biting, of Goshen, Ind, was
the guest of Mrs. A. E. Martin, OF Division
street, last week.
Miss Jessie Linton, of West Morris street,
and Miss frankie Pickerill, Of Harding
street, left last Friday to camp at Acton.
A. j. Wordell Of South Harding street
who has been engaged at Fitzgerald, Ga,
during the last year, returned home last
Friday.
Joseph White. of oliver avenue. was
called to Sioux City, Ia, last Tuesday by
a telegram announcing the death of his
mother
Mrs c. Linton and family, of West Morris
street, left last Wednesday for Acton where
they will remain during the summer
months.
The quarterly meeting will be held az the
Trinity NJ. K. Church to-day. The pre-
siding elder, DR.. Talbot, will address the
meeting this evening.
Mrs. Ruth Thompson, of South Reisner
street, returDed home last week from Day
ton, o., where she has been visiting for
several weeks.
Walter s. Hoss, OF North Williams street,
returned home Monday from Brooklyn,
Ind. near which place he had been fishing
for several days.
The members of the Trinity NJ. f. Church
Sunday school held a lawn fete at the cor
ner of oliver avenue and Division street,
last Friday evening.
The members of the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional Church hold lawn festival at the
home of the pastor. Rev. A. +. Ayers. on
Marion avenue. last night.
The Christian Brotherhood of the First NJ.
r. Church will meet at the residence of
Mr.. n. Nj. Parr No. 1874 South Williams
street, at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs II. Wheeler and family. of West
Morris street. left yesterday for the Acton
camp grounds, where they Will reside in
their cottage during the summer months.
Mrs Lizzie Calef and her mother. Mrs.
Runyon, OF Division street, VINO have been
visiting friends and relatives at Muncie.
Ind. returned home the first part of last
week.
Mrs. ]. c. Mccain, of Oliver avenue who
returned home from the Acton camp
ground last Monday, went back to Acton
yesterday. and will be there the remainder
OF the summer.
Louis Ostenforth and Miss Pearl A Law
son were married at the residence of Mr..
r. Shane, on Belmont avenue last Wednes-
day evening. Asv. Mr.. J. Wesley Maxwell
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the holding OF the picnic.
Haughvine.
Arion Lodge, No 254 knights of Pythias,
will install it's newly elected officers to-
morrow night.
Miss Clara Person, of Garrett, ILL.,, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs J. M. Brown, OF West
Michigan street.
Miss Minnie Cook, of Brownsburg, Ind.
IS visiting Mrs O. p. Montgomery, of
Cleveland street.
IN Mrs s. M E. Barrett, of Haugh street,
she will visit with friends.
James Conway of Cleveland street, who
has beent visiting relatives at Franklin
Ind returned home last Friday.
Charles Hensen and Patrick Dillon. of
Chicago ILL.,, were the guests If friends and
relatives here the t.rSt part Of last week.
Miss Anna Hood of Rawley Ind. who
has been visiting Mrs. Lee Ayres o; eel
mont avenue, returned home he first part
OF last week.
John n. Dugan, of Chicago Ill. was the
Dugan, Of North King avenue, Sunday
and Monday.
Richard Menfee of Detroit Mirn., WHO
has been visiting his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs
James Mtnfee. of King avenue, returned
home last Friday.
Thomas c. Brooks. of Haugh street, who
has been sojourning in New Mexico for the
benefit of his health for several months, re-
turned home last Monday.
The La France Club 4 club of fourteen
young ladies, and their friends to the num-
Der of twenty-five, picnlcNed at Martins
grove, on Eagle creek, last Sunday.
Edward Jenkins. of King avenue, left
Thursday for South Bend, Ind where he
will be engaged for about three months on
contract work for the Brown Ketcham
Company.
The various Sunday schools of his
suburb held what was termed a very ; dc-
cessful union picnic at RoachGIie. ind, asst
Wednesday. Eighteen coaches were re-
quired to haul the folks II their destina-
ton.
Two baseball mines picked from the
members of the Red Men and Knights of
Pythias lodges here, commended for hon
on the Insane Asylum grounds last
Thursday afternoon. The score was IS TO 10
in favor Of the Red Men.
West indianapolis.
William Mckinney of Belmont avenue Is
very i'll.
Miss Jennie NJ. Maxwell has gone to Ac-
ton for the summer.
Miss frankie Foster, of Nordyke avenue,
is visiting friends in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ramsey and family.
of Atlanta, Ca. are visiting her parents.
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The Moral.


Western church had the following mcsN
to over the door: This is the Gate VI
Heaven" Underneath IL was the notice:
Closed by Order OF the American Loan
Company" The moral Is that the project
ors of a new gate of heaven before COM
hitting themselves and their community to
the expense of building and maintaining the
gate. should conservatively study local con-
ditions and fully satisfy themselves that
the gates at present in use In the commu-
nifty are too few 10 comfortably meet the
demand or are not easily accessible To a
considerable number OF their fellow-citi-
zens. or are Objectionable TO many who
would otherwise 30 that way.