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The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17
From tho Lamar Register:

From the Lamar Register;
W. J. Pratt, of Holly. made hnal
proof on his homestead yesterday.
s. N. Garfield was up a. one of his
witnesses.
William w. Reynolds, of Holly, re-
Gently elected County Treasurer, was
In Lamar on Monday. attending tho
meeting Of the canvassing board.
The canvassing board, consisting Of
County Clerk Faulkner, Justice Deeter
and Justice Blodgett, met last week
to canvass the returns Of the last
election. Finding the poll books Of
some of the precincts not quite COM
plete, they were compelled to adjourn
and get them rectitied. They met
again on Monday and finished their
work. Their report shows that DR..
Clary was elected coroner by one vote,
but otherwise the report OF last week,
as to the officers elected. was correct.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17
ne nsssa = M. :. isaeeas.

~
Because We received no sxnct rSpost
Of the death Of Mn. Edward MitOheIl
some errors were made which ~ aFe
glad TO make right.
Mn. Edward Mitchell's death waA
indeed, surprise to al and . severe
shock to her relatives. q the night
before her death she ate her supper
and appeared = we'll - usual, in the
morning, October 9th st . 1. M, she
passed from earth. The funeral sez-
vices took plaec atShsr home neAr'
Amity and aWns conAncted " Ensign
Davey, Mrs McAbss and Others snd
to these kind christain people Ms.
Edward Mitchell wishes to exprsss
his gratitude for the Kind and loving
way In which they manifested their
true christian spirit that will live
long in his memory. The remains
Of his dear wife were laid to rest IN
Coolidge cemetery.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17
20. /. Dsll Appetite.

''Is that your father's grindstoner
Yes, sir. He's Z grinder and sharp
ener."
"Oh. he Is. Is hef Well. can be put
IN edge on dull appetizer
"Easy. sir, II you'll turn the stoos.s,
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17
Departed.

wife who was 70 kind and trus
Was csllsd from earth 70 suddenly Lsr1 fos
you;
She toilsd 20 Lovingly In ssnshins sad sais
all through.
Aud now, sweet thought. has gene 70 blsss
Hossnns too.
She has passed from earth where SIN there 10
none:
To the manson on high, fos the wrongs she
Hath gained her all inheritanes With Tho
Father and Son.
Can thy vacancy be forgotten, will the world
bring us rest,
Consolation. contentment beset, aud neet thee
at last?
wni the future bring happiness - It has In
the past.
Make us purer and better and at u for His
presence at last?
It's the twink OF an eye. ris the drsusht Of .
breath,
To the blossom Of youth to the paleness Of
Our mission remember. and serve Him II
Gain eternity home, should We fail to gain
Mother, no more will VIZ hear thy Footsteps
onsthe kitchen floor.
The angels have called thee to Join them
evermore;
Thou hast gone to thy rest on the other
shore,
And in that land of Joy and song will meet thee
Is of yore.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17
Local and Personal.

- - wa - - ~ - - --S~As
K. H. Mccoy went to Kansas City
last Sunday.
Sam Rockwell, Of Horace, came
down Tuesday.
Hammer Paint, the best. at the
Holly Pharmacy.
Mn. c. L McPherson visited frie nds
in Lamar Saturday.
Us. McMurtry made . buainess
trip to Horace Friday. !
Mrs. s. N. Garfield is visiting rela-
.tives At Delphos, Kansas.
Attorney Watson, Of Lamar, was In
Holly on legal business Sunday.
The brick and lumber are on the
ground for the new school house.
Turkey raffles are the order Of the
day as Thanksgiving approaches.
Us. McMurtry went to La Junta
Thursday morning to attend the dis
trict court.
J. T. Bean, Of Wichits county,
Kansas, was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday.
D. A. Tilton made his regular trip
to Holly this week with large sup
nIv NJ froch hrttar
Henry Lantz, of South Dakota,
bought farm Of 16O acres Under the
Amity canal last week.
Grant Clark, the general hustler for
the Holly hotel, drove . travelling
man to Granada Friday evening.
Art Mccoy has sold his interest in
the dray business to j. w. Bryce.
Jim is the only drayman in town now.
Sheriff Mckenzie was here last
Friday looking after the viewing Of
the new road just opened west Of
town.
II YOU want to buy a good sewing
machine at less than wholesale price
call at this ONCE. 3 Will, trade for q
good milch COW. - ~ trs-a y
The columns Of the Chieftain are
always open for school reports and we
would take pleasure in publishing
reports II handed In.
Anyone needing machine oil or re
pairing on engines or any kind OF ma
chinery should see B. F. McLellen OF
leave orders 1T this office.
Although it is over a month til
Christmas. Ikelman Bros. have, with
their usual enterprise, laid In one ol
the incest stocks Of holiday goods ever
seen In Holly.
J. B. Traxler, Justice Blodgett and
Judge Movies, Of Lamar, were in
town Friday rectifyfng some slight
errors made by thetelsctiom board in
/ making the returns,
Mrs. Calhoun, theskged mother Of
j. G. Calhoun who lives three miles
east OF Holly, died last Saturday after
an illness Of but four days. She wal
inferred in the Coolidge cemetery.
Geo. Noland. Rockland, o., says
my wife had piles forty years. Do
Wits Wirch Hazel Salve cured her.
1t is the best salve in America" II
heals everything and cures all skin dis.
eases.
J. L. Wood has finally succeeded in
having county road laid out on the
south and west sides Of his farm.
The viewers d i'd their part last Satur.
day and the road has been ordered
opened.
DR.. W. Wixon. Italy Hill. N. Y,
saws, II heartily recommend One Min
ute Cough Cure. 1t gave my wife i'm
mediate relief In sufocatine asthma u
Pleasant to take. Never fails to quick
ly cure all coughs. colds, throat and
lung troubles.
Jos. Hebert, Of Newton, Kansas,
made trip to Holly last week, hav-
ing in charge party Of land seekers
who purchased farms under the Amity
canal Mr.. Hebert is hustler and
does not forget to call on the news
papers on his rounds.
c. W. Jones, Of Syracuse, manager
Of the Ell Captain Cattle Co., was in
Holly and vicinity several days during
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17
THURSDAY, November 30, Is Thanlts.

Thursday, November 30. is Thanks
giving.
G. H, Thomas, Of Amity, visited
Lamar Monday.
School books Of all kinds st the
Holly Pharmacy.
John Ford. Of Syracuse, was Holly
visitor Tuesday.
Get your school supplies. - ths
Holly Pharmacv.
Hon. Platt Rogers, of Denver. was
in town Saturday.
See Whifei
For Sack salt, barrel salt, dairy aalt,
or table salt.
Don't buy your school furniture
until you have got prices from Geo.
Hollis.
S. r. White received . carload Of
Kansas salt from Hutchinson last
Saturday.
We are. prepared to take chickens
or turkeys on subscription. Will pay
the highest market price.
VIM. Gill returned yesterday morn
ing from Oklahoma. where he has
been for couple Of weeks on business.
- New AffsvsI," .
Another carload Of that eoct. Corn
at White s.
Prof. L. G. Carpenter, of the State
Agricultural College, was in town
Monday on business with w. N. Wiley.
get your watch, clock or jewelry
repaired In first class shape take it to
Applegate, at Lamar. All work guar.
anteed.
DR.. H. H. Haden. Summit, Ala, says
II think kodol Dyspepsia Cure il
splendid medicine. I prescribe it, and
my confidence in it grows with contin
ued nse" 1t diRests what you cat and
quickly cures Dyspepsia and indiRes-
tion.
Ladies. Ladies'. Cone Asd See
The fine Collarettes, plush Capes,
Dress Skirts and Jackets that l will
sell Saturday, November 18th at my
residence on Sixth street In Holly.
Don't fail to inspect this stock.
MRS. ELLA WEBSTER,
Il wouldn't he without DeWisl's
Witch Hazel Sslve for any considers
tion," writes Thos. B. Rhodes. Center
field. o. Infallible for piles, cuts, burns
and skin diseases. Be sare of counter
feits.
See Osr Underwear
We are making special, prices on
underwear during this month and
will save you from 30 to SO per cent.
Try us. S. F. WHITE & Co.
Agatite is the best and only hard
plaster that is in use in Colorado.
Some persons say that the aeatite
beds in Kansas are about played out
which is not SO. We have enough
material in Kansas to last one thou
sand years.
GEORGE HOLLIS Agent.
The Rocky Ford Enterprise of last
week published figures which show a
net profit on an acre Of sugar beets.
yielding Is tons, Of go. Is tons is
rather under the average yield for the
Arkansas valley, we believe, but even
At that the farmers can readily see
that the crop pays better than cata-
loupes or anything experimental with
thus far.
The weather for the past month has
been very delightful. Although 1t Is
now past the middle Of November,
there has been but slight freezes, no
cold winds, fire for heating purposes
is unnecessary except early In the
morning, and one bright sunny day
follows another making life a contin-
uous pleasure. The alfalfa fields are
still green, affording An excellent pas
ture for stock.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

Advertising rsses maae KNOWN " appess.vp,
and get our estimates.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17

Fine weather for November l7th.
Cliff Wood was in Coolidge TUESDAY
on business.
There was large attendance st
church last Sabbath evening.
Rev. Rice is not opposed to the use
of the bicycle only on windy dayA
Some Of our young folks were re-
ported out buggy riding Sunday night.
Christmas will soon be here. Can
We not haye good entertainment
that will be credit to Holly?
Robert Walker returned from La
mar yesterday, where he has been at
work for some time.
A pump with hose attachment il
being put in the freight room at the
depot for the convenience Of Agent
Horst.
Matthews, the Coolidge merchant"
will pay you Sets. pound for dressed
turkeys Il. e. dry picked, heads and
feet ofl.
]. H. Sheppard moved house down
from Tribune this week for S. F.
White. 1t was placed on one Of Mr..
Whites residence lots in the east
part Of town.
Matthews 1t Coolidge has just
opened up complete line Of dry.
goods. boots. shoes and furnishings.
All new and up to date. When you
want good substantial article give
him call.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17
THEHOLLY CHIEFTAM
FRIDAY. NOV II. 1879.

1ntersd in the Post once n Holly. CSlorsds.
~ second elzaa nxtter.
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- ABSolU1EN PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
ieAxNoo ~peaco ,NEwyoR

and severe, however we hope it is moth
ing serious or that it will even cripple
him. Those poison bullets are danger
GUS and if he was struck by one of
them it may cause him some incon-
venience.
1t is rumored that the congregation
of the r.. p. Church is considering the
proposition of the erection of new
ediiice in which to hold their meetings,
the site selected being the George lots
west of the college. One reason of
their need of a different place of meet
ing is the fact that their present church
is next to the railroad track and during
late years number of trains are being
run on this division which is great
disturbance to religious service. We
hope to see the improvement but no.
thing has been settled definitely.
Last Monday morning while freight
which was held here for the morning
passenger was backing on the side track
George Vesey came near getting run
over. There were standing on the side
track two cars and George was just
crossing the track at the end of them
when the train started to back and
bunting into these cars he received a
knock which landed him ahead in the
middle of the track. He just succeed
in rolling off when the cars were pushed
along Another moment and he would
have been crushed. This was mighty
close call and something that is liable
to happen most any time as people are
little careless about crossing the track
when trains are in town.-Leader.
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sHERIFPS SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue
Of special execution to me directed, dated
March 18th 1899. and issued out of the office Of
the Clerk of the District Court of the State of
Iowa. in and for Delaware County. upon judg-
ment and decree rendered in said Court on the
18th day of January, 1891. In favor of A. r. Loom.
Is and against George Ford and j. w. Ford, |
have levied upon the following described real
estate as the property of the said George Ford
and j. w Ford. to-wit:
Lot number four "A, In the subdivision of lots
LAG and ISL, in the townOf Manchester, Delaware
County, Iowa. ais" lots two hundred sixty.seyen
(267) and three hundred and six (3O6) In the
town of Manchester. Iowa,
And that on the aist day of April. 1899. between
the hours of 9o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m,,
sale to commences at the hour of two CLOCK p. nj.
Of said day. at the Court House, door in Man
chester, County of Delaware. and State of Iowa,
will proceed to sell said property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said ex-
ecution amounting to Ten Thousand Five Hun
dred Forty.seven and 93-l0O dollars debt Sixty
Two and 92-lOO dollars Attorneys fee, and Sixty
five cents costs together with interest and ac-
cruing costs, at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash.
Dated this 2lst day of March, 1899,
Il. W. FISHEL,
l42w. Sheriff of Delaware County.
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HoPK1NroN.

Dave Wilson and Barney Davis ha
a runaway last Saturday night which re-
suited in demoralized carriage and
dislocated shoulder for Dave.
Charlie Green has bought Francis De-
shaw's farm, north of Charles Roots
fruit farm, and will move onto it soon
Francis will move his family into town.
Floyd Williamson who is taking a
dental course finished his year at Chi
cago and is out for his summer yaca-
ton. He looks we'll and we are glad to
see him back again.
Mr.. John Lepley, of Ft. Benton,
Montana arrived here this week for a
visit with his brother Chas. Lepley and
wife. He has been down south for his
health and will visit here and at Man
chester and vicinity for couple of
weeks before returning.
The bad news was received ny Thos
Dewald and wife here last week that
their son Joseph who Was at Manila a
sergeant of goth Kansas was wounded
The wound 10 described Ia the wrls
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NORTH MANCHESTER NOTES.

Elmer Purvis has built an addition to
his house. He has it enclosed and will
soon have it ready for occupancy.
Byron Smith visited with his brother
in law, Frank Fishel, who lives east of
Eads Grove, the latter part of last week
Mrs. Hattie Stocks infant child has
been very sick the past week at this
writing it is some better.
Loren Bushnell, of Delaware, is visit
ing with his grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
w. II. Cornell.
The North Manchester Missionary
Union will meet next Wednesday after
noon at the residence of Miss Lyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Acers returned
from the sunny south last Thursday.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. w. II. Council, at her resi-.
dence, on Friday next, for an all day
work meeting
The wood house belonging to the
st. Paul's church was painted last week
and adds much to the appearance of the
premises.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Adams entertained about twenty of the
young ladies and girls of the st. Paul's
Union Sunday School, all of whom had
a very enjoyable time. Light refresh
ments were served.
Rev. Pitner preached at the St. Paul's
union church Sunday afternoon, in his
forcible manner, taking for his text
Acts 1928.
Mrs. Shepley, of Collins Grove, was {
welcome caller here recently.
The carpenters commenced work thi'
morning to remodel H. G. Trenchard'
new residence, putting on new sidin,
and other improvements.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-04-12

In the District Court of the State of Iowa, in and
for Delaware county. In the matter OF the ap.
plication of John V. Bush, u registered pharni.
acist, for permit to buy, keep and sell intoXi.
eating liquor. May term 1899.
To WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN:-
Notice is hereby given that the application OF
the undersigned, John V. Bush, q registered
pharmacist, No. lib, doing business under the
name of John V. Bush, at Colesburg, Delaware
county, state OF Iowa, praying for a permit to
buy, keep and sell Intoxicating liquors in the
pharmacy now being conducted by said John V
Bush In the frame store building situated on lot
Colesburg in the county of Delaware. State oil
Iowa. will be on file in the offce of the clerk OF
the District Court of said county on or before
the Goth day OF April, 1889. and that said cause
will come on for hearing in the said court at the
May term of said court, to be begun and held at
Manchester, Iowa. on the LIST. day of May, 1899
Ia VIZ JOHN V. BUSH,
Applicant
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Spring Branch Creamery.

AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Spring Branch Creamery
Company, held on the Bird inst, it was
decided to continue the corporation for
further term of ten years, to-wit: I'M
til April 1909, and the following named
officers were elected for the ensuing
year President, Henry l.. Edmunds !;
Vice President, j. B. Higman Treas
urer, l.. j. Gates; Secretary and Man
ager, WI. Davis; Directors, Jacob Pet
tlon, II. III. Putnam, VIM. Raster, NJ.
Eldridge and Carl Maurer.
The annual report of the secretary
covered the period from March l, 1898,
to March 1, 1899, and makes good
showing, as follows:
No. lbs. of milk received. ....... "a $50 O74
butter made. $500. ............ 1893 357
Average price paid for milk per 100 lbs. 772-lo
The total expense for the year was
SO, 409, II, of which $3.50, So was for sup.
I'plies bought for resale and in making
permanent improvements.
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John Dillon Coming.

That we are to have the fayorite
comedian. John Dillon, with us again,
will be cheerful news to all who enjoy a
hearty laugh and an evening of excel
lent entertainment. He is so we'll and
fayorably known that an extended
notice of his coming is unnecessary.
Sufficient to say he will appear at
Central Opera House on the evening of
Friday April II, in his new play, said to
be an excellent vehicle of amusement,
entitled "Bartlett's Road to Seltzer-
ville.' Mr.. Dillon assumes the charac-
ter of "Hiram jolly or "Jolly Uncle
Jolly as his friends term him. He has
a good company, and is meeting with
his usual success.
Reserved seats on sale at Smiths
Drug Store l5w1
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-04-12

Miss Madeline Tucker visited in
Cedar Rapids yesterday.
III. A. Granger transacted business in
Dubuque last Saturday.
&C. Il. Smith is transacting business
in Minneapolis this week.
Col. III. NJ. Day, of Cedar Rapids,
visited relatives here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Hutchinson
visited in Independence the first of the
week.
Father Junkermann, of Dyersville,
conducted special services in the Catho-
| lie church here yesterday.
Clarence Hamlin, of Colorado
Springs, Col. stopped off Monday for q
short visit with his relatives here.
-Chas. j. Seeds and II. f. Arnold
went to Chicago yesterday morning.
They intend while gone to purchase
some new fixtures and furniture for the
Delaware County State Bank.
The annual meeting of the Y. M.
C. A. of this city will be held next Fri
day evening in the association rooms to
elect board of directors for the ensu-
ing year. A full attendance is desired.
The steel for the new bridge at the
foot of Franklin street has arrived and
the work of construction Is being push
ed as rapidly as possible. 1t will be as
wide as the main section of the bridge
and the sides will be eight feet high.
William Williams, better known as
freddy" returned home yesterday
morning, having been mustered out of
the army last week. He was member
Of the End Wisconsin and was stationed
at Admission Ala. during the entire war.
He will remain here permanently.
The Excelsior Laundry is making
quite ex tensive Improvements. A new
steam drying room has been added and
a new steam engine is being put in
place. The interior has been rearrang
ed so as to afford more working room
and when finished will be model of
convenience. Mr.. Ellis says he is better
able than ever to do all kinds of first
class laundry work.
Another statement, and all things
considered the best statement ever pub
lished by the First National Bank of
Manchester, appears in anothercolumn
of this paper. The total resources of
the bank aggregate s3l6,s2396. In
many respects bank indicates the
financial condition of community
with as much certainty as ther-
mometer does the temperature.
Ills friends here will hear with
pleasure the announcement of the mar
riage on the 18th of this month of DR.
Ned Rowell. formerly of this city, and
Miss Ethlyn Mayer Bullamore, of Ke-
noska, Wis. Dr. Rowell graduated from
a dental college in Chicago year ago
and has since followed his profession in
Kenoska. His many friends here con-
graduate him on his success and wish
him and his wife happy future.
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strawberry POINT.

Chas. Ritch and Irv. MCGEE, of Man
chester, were in town, yesterday.
Geo. Parkinson, of Manchester, was
in town yesterday, looking at horses.
A party of men are here from Belle
vue looking for walnut timber. They
came Tuesday morning.
The following schools began last
Monday morning. Miss Susie Scotield
in the Morley district, Miss Jenney
Mace, in the Rankin's district, Miss
Ula Coykendall, in the Dunsmore dis
trict, and Miss Kate Westfall, in the
Lang district.
Attorneys Croker and Cook, OF
Cedar Rapids, were in town, Friday
looking mp the suit that was to result
from the death of James Jewett. II
was expected that the witnesses for the
case would go to Cedar Rapids, Wed
nesday to attend the trial, but these
gentlemen were on hand again, Monday
and announced the settlement of the
matter, the railway paying an indem
nifty, just how much was not learned
Mail Press.
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Gard OF: Thanks

Wedesire to express our sincere thanks
10 those charitable people who so gener-
ously assisted us since the loss of our
home. We will endeavor to use the
same to the best possible advantage and
begin at once to regain our home, as
there is no use boosting man who is
not climbing.
HUGH McELLIoTT AND FAMILY.
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Real Estate Transfers.
For week ending April 10th.
IN .iaIx Iraoa,. Y. ...s Il, Nan. A ur,sl.,

lfoi "ooh ChuiuS fApiu
Patrick Woods 4 VT to Mary A Woods
ma eh ne sec 20 n1a VIA sw y sec 2S
twp 81 RS.
Patrick Woods and wife to Ca,ila,ine A
Woods Ms VIZ ne y sec IS s. ny e1s
neA sec 80 twp 81 r6................ 1
Richard nj Sweesy to James + Delay
ela swli sec "a twp 81 r 4 OK l1Ha.. 1855
Sarah L Stewart Il w H to s Shill-
ing So sw sec % VIZ NV sec 81 & 81
Sc \ ne i sec % twp 50 r5........... 1000
Thos Supple s. VT to John Carrlck 6lh
of sw cor swi4 sec SO twp 81 r B.. $50
Francis Deshaw Il VT to Charles
Green es swl4 sec Z twp S7r3.... $500
Charles Sedgwick & VT to john
Fober prt nwl4 sell sec SO twp 90 re 1
Lorenzo Glass q VT to Philip Glass ne
a 4 So nwhi sec twp 80 + 8. ...... $500
Eliza Robinson to j w Robinson nia
sen sec twp 81 Observation-Disclosures. $500
Chas Ahrens d VT to . @ Clark SIS ma
nwA swia sec % twp 80 re. ......... %
Rebecca Still to Mary Meyers lots
93l Il 932 Manchester. ......... $50
James Bryant to Elias Pinch Sr lot lG3
Mary A George to Frank II Dunlap
lots III T. II blk Curter's 3rd add to
Thomas Murley to VIM Cousins lots 8
q blk % Earlyille. ......,.... b22
io6 ool 70 Sio lnulullva DslANArsnn. 0ao
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Additional Correspondence.
TOWER HILL.

Ben Faulkner's fine residence is near
ly completed.
Mrs. +. Williamson entertained
friends, from Coggon, Sunday.
w. j. McEnany transacted business
at the county seat Thursday.
Miss Nora Behan arrived home from
Cedar Rapids Thursday evening, after
pleasant visit of two weeks with hel
friends at that place.
School commenced Monday April Bird
with Alice IIoulahan as teacher. A
very small attendance is reported.
Miss Ida McCloud is attending
school in Ryan again this term.
Miss Lizzie Behan is the guest of her
sister, Mrs John eastman, of Broad
way, this week
A number of our young people at
tended the Club dance at Ryan, Thurs
day evening. A very good time is re
ported.