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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-11-10

Born: In this city, on Saturday,
Nov. 4 to Mr.. and Mrs. J.L. Roach
a daughter.
Mrs. A. O. Wishard contemplates
moving to Seattle at no distant day
so his son Arch inform us.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Randall came
down from Roslyn Saturday and
spent Sunday with relatives in this
city.
7. G. Shull, who has been in the
employ of Rupert & Craig of Ros
Ign for several months past re-.
turned home Saturday.
Arch Wishard went over to Seat.
tie Saturday to make his father a
visit and to be there during the
reception Of our soldier boys.
The Ellensburg creamery is
handling about $1,000 pound of
milk daily. Milk has brought a
good figure all fall hence the ranch
ers pocket book has been fatter
than usual.
Rev. w. M. Kenney left on the
east-bound passenger Tuesday
afternoon for Dayton to be present
at the state meeting of the ministers
of the Church of Christ. He is on
the program for an address on
Friday.
Chas. J. Parsons will shortly
commence the erection of two
story building 35x7O on his prop
erty opposite the Columbia Valley
bank. He will have two store rooms
on the first floor and living rooms
above. Wenatchee continues to
improve slowly but surely.-Wen-
atchee Republican.
A. J. Hodges, the man that has
the name of being the best road
builder in the valley was in the city
a few hours Monday OH business.
He is one of the old residents of the
county and says he often thinks of
going away for one season to see
how people feel who do not enjoy
the benefit of our wonderful climate.
W. D. Lancaster, one of the
rancfers in Sunnyside addition,
brought to THE DAWN Office on
Thursday carrot that tipped the
beam at six pounds. These fine
vegetables produce some comment
but are too common to create much
excitement. but if they grew in
Yakima wouldn't they be whop-
pers?
Kirk Whited went to Ellensburg
on Thursday. Next Monday, the
9th, his case against the city will be
argued in the superior court, Dan
son & Huneke, attorneys of Spo
kane, appearing for the council.
The questions involved are sub
stantially these: Did the council
adopt a system of water works, and
make sufficient estimate of the
cost? Was proper notice given of
the election to vote bonds? And
IA fo;1,,ro RI rauiStar rnndar the
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-11-10
:,n>,af Local NeqvS.

ian hounds OF prunes this year,
BY Of the petite variety
2. Kuhn Of the West Side took
,,t,se Of our most liberal offer
q DAWN and Seattle Times for
on Saturday.
IS. French and Chas. Stowell
m San Francisco Sunday
uins The report is that stowell
be "best" man.
h. W. H. Marvin came over
Wslla Walla Friday evening
AGyer the funeral discourse of
bs Mcdowell on Saturday.
XIX Whited, representing at
ry Of Kittitas countrywide lives
At Wenatchee, is in the city
srwk attending court.
n. and Mrs. J. L. Mills of Thorp
a in the city Saturday. Mr..
Ehis one of the substantial men
ths Thorp section and has a host
Friends.
|EB Price and family stopped
thas to see our people on Friday
u Saturday, as they were on
biz way to Spokane where Billy
kpne into business.
V.R. Newland and wife returned
hn TOpenish Saturday. Mr.. New
udhad been employed as a clerk
lhe store their gave up the job
H~ his return.
Oliver Brownfield, a nephew OF
editor and wife has been visiting
ths valley Of late. He lives near
isrVille, but has spent the sum-
rim Yakima county.
liorchardists would give more
'ntion to the marketing of their
itat the proper time the business
I'D prove more profitable from
nancial standpoint.
ln. Alva, after visiting her
Ihsr at Ellsnsburg came to
'tley visiting her mother, Mrs.
|sstcher, a few days. She re-
led to her home in Tacoma
assday.-Buckley Banner.
ls. 4. N. Webb and daughter,
Alma Williams of Moro, Ore
ashere visiting their daughter
nasr Mrs. o. B. Starnes, whom
have not seen for nearly five
: 1t was an unexpected sur
I'd Taylor came down from
lum last week and was in town
fday tor a short time. Fred is
II those fellows who has the
'ge Of his convictions and is
'fraid to let the people know
. ne stands.
. and Mrs. G. G. Poland re-
q Monday morning from their
N Montgomery county, Illinois.
GLAND says the condition gen.
! OF the people there is abo ut
lame as here, but that the
~ is retrograding and the
rs are considerably discour-
over the general outlook.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-11-10
rOTHE TRADE.
a Macintosh is intended to Protect
the Wearer in Ordinary Exposure.....

That it cannot be danpened through in very
should be claimed for it is not true A
stream of from ydrant would be apt to wet it
through continuous rain mis- ht cause moisture
to penetrate the fabric, but in ordinary stormy weather
to which most people are likely to be exposed it is val
liable and econmcal protection and a dressy outside
garment. One does not complain of uloter because
very cold day it does keep him entirely warm
umbrella because it becomes damp on the
inside and lets occasional drop of water through
in hard rain. They good things and, if properly
purchased, worth all they cost.
Mackintoshes wanted soft and pable tor
they make an economical overcoat in chilly weather)
and if the cloths coated with rubber heavy enough
stand hydraulic pressure, they would be Stiff cumber
and less desroble than if properly made in the
resent fashion. If is to be in continuous
rough stormy weather. frst-cass rubber surface coat
is better for him
II statesmen would briefly explain this mat
er to customers instead of in instances "euaran-
eeng garment absolutely waterproof" they need not
ose SALE and would better both their house and
ustome.
My stock of Mackntoshes is from the above
and sold under the above guarantee
md range in price from 1925 to 1926.
Cordially yours,
G. L. COLLINS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24

ben husband and
longer agree they
hich they invite
patriarch Of the
Turing the meal
the pair and
his action thsy
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24
Watches JeweIry & Silver
ware, at Ma!mberg's Jew
eIry store. One door north
of Commercial! Hotel.

Don't fail 10 see the two little pick
innips in their song anddance and cake
walk. The smallest team on the Ameri-
eau stage. Saturday. Aug. 26.
The Edwards, Camp < Brown Color
ed Comedy Co. at the Opera House
Saturday Aug. Goth. everything new
and mp to date, songs, dances and u cake
walk. We make tnem all laugh.
Wind or lightning wrecked the wind
mill on the railroad water tank during
the storm Friday night and III conse-
unence there was a shortage OF water
for steert sprinkling purposes this week.
Frank Ribler, a brother in law OF J..
N. Thornton and agent oftie American
Express Co, mt st. Paul has been spend
ing the week visiting AT Mr.. Ihorntons
aud b. a. Chapmm's.
LOST.on Main ST.. between Peabody's
Drnp Store and Wallace block an em-
broidered chinese silk ha~ndkerchle'.
Finder plpare return to Miss Peabody
as ID is oi value TO her.
The Aberdeen band rendered several
fine selections on Main st. during Their
stay which was greatly appreciated by
our citizens. There are but lew bands
thnt can equal Aherdeen's and it was a
treat to listen to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gruby arrived
home Friday evening from WATERFOWL
Frank coming home via thai city rom
his trip with the ball team 10 lolu Mrs
&. who was visiting lriands there.
c. w. Poppleton, agent OF the con
trnctor for carrying the man on me
Webster-Frank ronte was IN Inc cry
this week and sublet the contract ior
three wears 10 +. n. Bates who COM
menced service Wednesday.
Parties desiring TO improve their
stock IAN do no better than breeh tne,r
COWS TO my Registered Short horn Dui,
.sKIondyke." He is q fine lndlviduai
and his breeding is perfect. FOR terWs
nediyree and other particulars call at
"a, ptBca Thos. McKennett.
4 large force az men and teams are NJ
work in The railroad ward grading Tor
an extension of the passing nnd mii
tracks INFO junction with the nam
track about 100 rods further west man
the present switch. Thus WI give nv
mill - complete circuit and VII greatly
facilitate switching cars.
should YOU wish to improve me q'nll,
inv OF Your bread US" the oe'epfn'pu
vast Foam. Nothing like 1t Tor pro
i..;.., E,bt sweet uutric.Ons loaf OF
bread. Il viii retain its moisture and
sweet flavor longer than bread raiseo
withany other Yeast ON the n''rkee
..Try it,"
mos. L,,wIer came V rrirom slsseton
MONDAY evening and il spending ~
week IN the bosom 81 hls lan'.,' e.
ln,s rhnrre oil Il new wllear nous ~ Tls
Ian ,ud reports The prospect gnon '"r
: liyplv wheat season. u . nrralrss -
.t,,t.. inf he wa an inter'stei si'~,r
,afor nj the 500 Falhs-Web-ter oa''
game.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24
Warrant Call.

All warrants to aud including register
No. 600 ARE hereby called Tor payment
aud interest c.snses at this date.
Aug. "a. 1899.
Il. r. Fosg.t. Treasurer Independent
School Dist. No. 10i.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24
Webster High School.

Term begins September 11th, 1909.
Prepares for entrance TO all Colleges III
So. Oak,
Pupils received without examinations
who have completed the Sth grade as
prescribed by the State course OF study.
All pupils desiring to enter the High
School are requested TO be in atteud-
ance at the opening OF the FERN TUT
ton for pupils outside the Dist. 50 per
month.
f. A. Miller. Prin.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24
GUARANTEED;

Bobby Brown, the Eminent Black
Comedian, singer aud dancer, Sloan
Edwards, basso solisf and old man inn
personater, singing songs oil his own
composition which are being sung by
the leadiug performers Of the east. Mrs.
Hilda Edwards, vocalist and elocution-
list. Miss Carrie Mcintyre, vocalist,
sentimental aud 10 songs. Prof. f..
Camp, musical artist. Master Ronald
Edwa rds and little Title Payton, the
smallest performers on the American
stage. They are only four years old.
Opera house Saturday, Aug, 20. Adj
mission 10, % and Soc. Seats at Ross.
Game Law Notice.
Ten dollars reward will be paid for
Information leading TO the arrest and
conviction OF any one violating the
provisions Of the game law, by killing
or having in possession any prairie chick
ems before Sept. LIST.
A. A. Sandvig Sheriff OF Day Co.
j. V. Neidenieuhr Game. Warden Day Co.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24
To Teachers.

The next regular examination Tor
teichers will be held III the court house
ut Webster on Friday and Saturday
the IL, and 2nd oi September, loo9
Applicants are requested to be here at
o. clock, Friday morning.
Nina ii. Aasyed, Snpt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24
Auction Sale.

The undersigned will Sell at public
auction ON his farm in Egeland town
ship on Saturday, September 9th, 1899.
the folio wing described property; Z
head work horses, 3 colts, 2 binders,
1 mower / drag, 2 Wagons, 4 sets
work harness. pair bob sleighs, road
cart 2 gang plows. hayracks, one new
hard coal heater, 2 gasoline stoves,
sl,ovels, pitchfor ks and other farm i'm
Elements. Household goods II quantiny.
Terms oi sale:-0ne years credit on
all sums over SO with approved
security aud s per cent interest. All
SINUS under 80 cash, Aliberal discount
vii. he nude ON all large sales for cash.
Sale begius Ut / O'Clock, p. m, sharp.
II. =. Patterson.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24
The best remedy for FIux.

Mr.. John Matthias, a well known stock
dealer of Pulaski, KY, says: ".After
suffering for over a week VIZ" fiux, and
my ply sician having faileo . relieve
me, | was advised TO try Champ. iain's
collie cholera and diarrhoea remedy, aud
have the pleasure OF stating that theii half
Of n bottle cured me-. For sale by +.
Ross.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24

Aftera good dinner a good restisan old
saw. and an after dinner rest can not
be enjoyed by one addicted tothe use OF
the weed, without IA good smoke. The
Hurbert Spencer cigar Is made from
fine selected stock of the best quality.
the workmanship is perfect aud it can
not fail to snit the esthetic taste OF the
epicurc, just call for one at Ross Drug
Store.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24
loan on approved
e. w TAYLOR.

heat bargains in second hand
Ross the jewelers..
ust a few of those 25c. shirt
at T~egtmeiers.
E Of samples $50 new ones) OF
the Old Furniture Store.
a girl to do general house
Il Mrs. Jens Peterson.
notice what the Big Store has
is week. Gibson 4 Baugen.
Rour best girl to Knapp's rest
nd try some Of his delicious
mmer clearing sale at Tegt-
bn't miss it. See big ad.
Herbert Spencer the best ten
ron the market Ross sells it.
Efby and IF. Carlberg OF Sisse-
! registered at the Commercial
\ gallon oil or gasoline tank
Fnp, Tor sale cheap at Baster's.
X Store has just got a car load
Is going fast at $l.00 per Dbl.
PAX. Call on the City Auditor
D dog tax anG avoid trouble.
". i. Wilcox Chief OF Police.
Fou seen the ladies Oxfords in
p Brown at 79c. ate ~Tegtmeiers.
lhe Congrove OF Owntonna,
visiting friends in this city this
ohe coon show at opera house
Y evening, Aug Goth. Ssats Mt
Lowenthal OF st. Paul is visit
q. Leyoy's. He is nephew OF
erg the Jeweler is now settled
y new quaeters next door to
ial.
Boyd Barrett, editor OF the
Sentinel, paid The Reporter
q eall when down on the tx-
'uesday.
avs OF fun are guaranteed at
. Fails Carnival oi Sports,
l4.l4-15,
y baby e tle Star Gallery to
We makr II specinltv
lciures.
q osirlo was booking 1iter
: inr he Sunk sal~ Pres in
~ Wednesday,
mo suffer the untold misrrirs
rue Try Arscnlnpins. - cents
Drug Storr,.
? now the incest cuuclros rv..r
We want You all 10 $50 them
&F"sirr.
~ Siar GnlIory ior Kodaks
snllil'.s. Al work first
l""mrtl, done.
f'isen excursion eniivrm.d the
esday. The train pulled out
az 1870. all hnnds nightly
IN the trip.
~ fine individual huIl cal!
old Red Poll - Durham
CURE OF j. /. Harris.
a'lI OF Minneapolis. baggage
x ID, spent "A few hours Sun
" ut The editors household.
term OF the Wisconsin Bust.
'lsiiN. OF In Crosse, b.gins
s'pt. 4ih. Sprcini ierm~ to
tug at the first week or the
~ Interested send Tor catal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24

Remember Or. Goodmanson the nam.
iess d%entIst wlii behfthe CIV at Com.
iherciW Hotel rom Aug. - to Sent. i
prepared 70 perform all kinds of dental
work.
Ross The Jeweler has taken the arop.
cy Tor the celebrated Hamilton Watches.
u Fon want a fine time piece call and sec
him.
j, H.. Snyder. Jr. Of he Sioux
ralls team Is AN old Wisconsin friend OF
E.A Bradley and they were delighted to
renew friendship during the teams visit
here.
Sand for sale atthe St Croix
Lumberco's big shed SI.I5
a load.
Mrs. Sears mother OF Frank Sears.
arrived Friday morning f,om Chautau,
qua Ill. and will visit with her son and
iamiiy Tor Il time.
Tie sodafountaln is running in full
blastat the Pioneer Drug Store. lee
Cream Soda and all cool refreshing
drinks the best layors made, try them.
Miss Clara H. sBetts took the train
tuesday morning Tor Aberdeen 10 visit
trends IN that cay and attend the Chris
tiaH Endeavor convention.
Get your Mason fruit jars mt Tegt-
meters they are cheaper than ever before
pints 40c. doz., quarts soc, p gal. 60c.
Have your teeth attended to by DR..
Goodmanson the dentist who will be at
the Commercial hotel Aug. 81 to Sept. 3.
Gen. III. II. Pease OF Sisseton Is i'm the
city this week on business pertaining to
the Hail lns.Co. OF which he is President.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and scien
~tificalIy fitted by A. Ross, graduate opti-
clan. Examination free.
Miss Lillian Furgerson who has been
visiting her friend Mrs. A. B. Meyer in
this city Tor the past month returned to
her home in Plankenton Wednesday.
Do you want o watch? Be sure and
get my prices before buying Eigin and
Walthpm watches at bed rock prices
at Ross The Jeweler.
A meeting will be held at the M. +.
church next Sunday evening under the
auspi ces of the W. G. T. q. rhe pro-
gram will be given by the children.
Everybody invited.
w. S. ID. Adams is still confined to his
by illness. His trouble has been
diagnosed as appendicitis, but no
results are unprecedented.
Strayed-a bay mare, with bride ON,
white strip in face, was last seen IN
Webster Monday evening. Reward of
cred If returned to Ben Flick, Seth z. D.,
Dakota,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24

II Saturday evening.
/. fol sale at this Office.
bakery goods at Bakers
uted on subscription.
.alr. hquheoi j. McKeown
, machines are humming.
lid. Knapps Restaurant.
Store buys for cash and buys
Of Groton was a city visit
i the commercial two girls
York.
store sells at one price and
lowest.
L. hest machine oil at 35c. per
Etmeier's'
hail have something new TO
His week.
Ibr OF threshing machines
| yesterday.
r. ice cream in the city at
new patterns OF baby cabs at
urniture Store.
arson OF Aberdeen was looking
matters here Monday.
m by the dish or quart at
Dnted. for general housework
Mrs. H. n. Tragitt.
yer went up to Aberdeen this
D charge OF the ball team.
" the Ortonville brewer was
business here Monday.
manson, the painless dentist,
rcial from Aug. 81 to Sept. 3.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24
d !! |! /!
Ns :

ion TO the true
( the American
friends as the
inal members Of
ward. and these
tesdfast to-day
and confidence
brings to their
~ tANNE
nd yigor Of IL
ened by the e1'
ry.
and On the cor
Americans.
eekly Tribune,
yer as the lead
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-24
er Troubles,

y, bladder or URN.
Frequent or scanty
ney and BackaeAs
+. Bed-wetting BY
d by one bottle d
Testimonials an
doubling the hon.
therefore AVOID
them in circular
The colored American., 1899-12-16
DreSS-M aking,
DREsSMAKING ACADEMY.

DRESSM ACADEMY.
The de Lam Orton Famous French
Perfection Tailor System Academy
NINE J. A. SMALLwOoD, Sole Agent
1513Madison ST. Northwest.
Morning class from a. IN. to p. M
Afternoon class 2 to S m. daily.
Evenings from Z 80 to 10 O'Clock.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Dressmakers and ladies who wish to do
their own dressmakIng.
.R@WANTED-Po Iaarn tho vvnndo-
fuI De Lamorton French Perfection
Taylor System, Seamless Bssques,
without one inch of visible seam, In
lining or goods, not even on the shoul
der. Successful Dressmaking requires
as much earnest progressive study as
successful work in any of the profes
sions. No detail is too small to be
carefully looked after. We teach you
to make dresses with or without seam
and guarantee perfect fits, and com.
plete your course with diploma.
Fail and Winter course begins Septem-
ber l. Pupils can enter at auy time.
The colored American., 1899-12-16
Marshall thinks he will get his license

Marshall thinks he will get his license
soon.
Mr. Johnson at 626 Shawmut avenue
will on and after this date representthe
general CORES pondent by proxy at the
south end. All persons desiring news
matter inserted aud account of births,
deaths, social affairs, and meetings as
we'll as social gatherings will do well
to call on him. Write, II you cannot
come yourself. When writing. address
Newspaper Agency, 626 ShaWmut
avenue Copies Of The Colored Ameri-
can and all the daily and weekly papers
are on sale at ali times, The south end
people should lend him their support.
R=v. Allen 8. Kirk has gone into
politics as a means of assisting him In
getting by" What next?
They say that DR.. Sinclair, Who poses
as the great friend of the late Post
master Frazier Baker, is living on essy
street at the Baker residence in Chel-
sea. The medical profession is missing
the services of valuable member.
Wm. Royst:r has the fioesl cafe and
bakery ever run in Boston al 1913
Washington street, and on an evening
last week lie entertained the repre-
tentative of this paper with the hnest
spread it has been my lot TO indulge
in. Ten courses were served. The place
is credit TO the lace. He has both
white aud colored employees. AS be Is
prepared to furnish bsnque's, our so
ciel les and others should give him their
patronage instead of going to The
American House or some high priced
hoslelIy.
Last weeks Colored American was
highly spoken Of by prominent citizens.
Wa!terJ Stevens. the efficient clerk
Of VIM. L. Reed is becoming quite
popular as ladies' man and a popular
member Of society. He will be chief
usher at the grand concert and reception
at Paine Memorial Hall, Thursday even
ing, January Ali. The managem ent will
give surprise to those who attend.
Sergeant Frank l.. Turpin was foun q
guilty Of characterization at the recent
court martial Of Company l., 9Th
Regiment, NJ. V M. 1t vas expected.
The Colored American will have a
| full report of the Unity ball in its next
| issue.
The death OF Prof. John Oliver re-
moves from this sphere man VIII has
| done much good for the race.
The colored American., 1899-12-16
TO UPLIFT THE RACE
Mrs William Scott Missionary and
Educational Agent to Speak
Throughout Washington.

Mrs. William Scott. the noted lectur'
er, missionary and special agent of the
American Baptist Home Mission So
ciety for Negro is in the city, after a
successful tour Of the Baptist churches
of Western Pennsylvania. Her roster
for the next week is as follows:
Sunday December, 18th Metropolitan
Baptist church r and 18th street at II
am; at II am. AT pm. at the 10Th
Street Presbyterian church; at 8 o'c 'ock
pm. Vermont Avenue Bsptisr church.
Wedn. December Goth at 8 pm. Wo.
mans Meeting and Ooen Parliament,
Vermont Avenue Baptist church.
Thursday December 81, at pm. Mt.
Moriah Baptist church, 2nd and N, NV.
Tuesday December 18th at s pm. Mt.
Jezreel Baptist church, 9Th and E, g. e.
Sunday December f4th at II am. Sec.
ond Baptist church 3rd st. between 81
and NV.
The colored American., 1899-12-16
National Bar Association.

The lawyers in active practice expect
to hold a national convention next
May, to organize permanent associa.
tion to look after thu legal interests of
the Negro, and to examine from time
to time the coustitutionality of laws
which discriminate against him in the
political, industrial and commercial
world. The convention will probably
be held In Washington.
The colored American., 1899-12-16
Society at Hot Springs.

Hot Springs, Va. Spscial.-At the re
cent soiree and reception, confessedly
one Of the most brilliant sffairs that
have ever transpired IN this beautiful
health resort, the elite were out in large
numbers. The elegant spread was
star a!trsc ction and the music was of a
nature to ins pire the soul. Many far
ladies and gallant gentlemen were
present. The former were handsomely
attired 10 the most tasteful and costly
apparel and the latter wore the conven'
tional evening costume. Prominent
among those present were Mrs. Lena
Wilson, 81. Essex, A. White, Daisy
Lawson, D. w. Bunnery'K. e. Ga ther
] d. Gather, ]. 81, Baptist, A. B.
Buchanan, John Campbell, NJ. F. Rey'
nolds, N. F. Berry, Ella Wilcox, R.
Brooks, E. Jsmersop, J. Smith, W.
Bell, s. Lawson, W. Bias, Annie Allen,
and 9th ers. Mr.. w. Collins, our popu'
lar dancing master, was floor manager.
The room was exquisiteIy decorated
with palms, ceuars and the colors en-
twined on every post al d hung beauti'
fully in diamond shapes around the
room, while the long table i'll an l.
shape, with 40 persons seated around
it, presented a very lovely spectacle to
behold. The POSTMASTER, in the person
OF the writer made brief speech after
which the following ladies and gents
responded: Miss Maggie Anderson Miss
Mary Reynolds, ]. Bsnnister, John
Johnson, r. 7. Gates and others. We
feel proud to welcome back to US again
for the winter season, Mr.. Howard
Pollard and bis competent corps Of
cooks. AS chel he has had very
very broad experience and will render
good service to all. W. H, CHRISTIAN.