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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-06-08
Rule on Hens, Proceedings IN Partition


IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF vii.
LIAM HOLLENBACH, LATE OF PERRY
TOWNSHIP, DECEASED,
SNYDER COUNTY, ~:
The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania. To
Hannah Hollenbnch. widow OF william llollen'
bach, deceased, OF Chapman twp. Snyder Co.,
Pa Nary Spicher tnec Hoilcnlmch) internar-
ried with John l.. spichcr OF Liverpool Perry
Co.. Pa, Levina Ifcckert (nee llollenbach) In
tcrmarried with William lcckert OF Chapman
twp, Snyder County, a., and Samuel Iioilen'
bash Of Perry twp, SNYDER Co., Pa; william
Portzinc, husband OF Eva Portzline (nee liol-
Ienbnch) now deceased; Catherine Shaifcr (nee
PortzIine) intermarried with James Shaifcr,
Henry Il. Portzline. Martha Straub tnee Portz.
Incl intermarred with Wesley Straub, Gertic
PortzIinc and Susaa Portzlinc, minors above
the age Of IL years who have Tor their guardian
rhilip Teiter, all of Perry twp, Snyder CO.,
Pa and VIM. Il. Portzline ofTreverton, North'd d
Co. Pa. lincal descendants OF William Hollen-
bach, late OF the township OF Perry, snyder
County, deceased, greeting:
You are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Judges of our Orphans court, ut an Or
pbans' Court tn be held IN Middleburg, on the
ist Monday OF June A. d., 1899 ut 10 o'clock In
the forenoon, then and there to accept or re.
fuse the Real Estate OF said william liollenbach
deceased, Mt the appraised valuation but upon
IL by an inquest duly awarded by the said
Court and returned by the Sheriff OF sad Voun-
ty or show cause whv the same shonld not be
sold. Hnd thereof iaiI not.
Witness the Hon. Herold NJ. Mcclure, Presi'
dent Of our said Court af Middleburg. this 9TH
day OF March, 1899,
'' P.S RITTER, Sheriff.
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DEGISTER'S SNOTICES.--Notice Is hereby Civ.
IN en- that the following named persons have
flied their Administrators, Gurao,hll, ana Ex'
ccutors' accounts In the Registers once OF Say
der County. and the same viii be presented Tor
confirmation and allowance mt the Court House
In Mlddleburgh, Morday, June 5th. is99
The tina: account OF George Il. Hendricks,
Guardian of the pstnta OF Annie VI. Witmer, a
minor chiid OF william Wilmer, late OF the
horough OF ,S,insgrJve Pa, deed.
rst and partial account O' G.. \. DOldorT
one o. he eNpCu urs uf David VI. Botdori, Late oi
Washington township. deceased.
FIRST and iinai account ut JohnC Rancr. cX'
cru'urol Thomas Swartl, late Vi Adams town.
ship. deceased.
First and lnal account OF II nrp Gruhh, Jr,
administrator oT IL 'ury Gtupy, ST., liit OF tth'
tire township deceased.
First and ,lna' aCcou.t OIL - riSs. executor
OF John Sholler ldlc OF MOarUc township, decd
First and final account Of Jerome ulrch
Samuel llrIch and B'ui amin tltlrh. executors
of Brnt,min ulriCh, late ., S''in~grove, deco.
First aud final account ol George zimmerman
executor ut Charlie GMerlnaN, late or NOAloe
township. deceased.
FIRST ana tnal account ot Wlam B2nirr, adc
miuIsiruor "t Sarah Bcnicr, lac OF Ccntrriown.
ship. deceased.
The lnstnnd rlnal nctoIrt OF John = wolfe,
administrator OF the. estate oi Harriet iltl'I,
late OF Union township, deceased.
First and account Ot IhOulS kpIltr anu ih-
crime Miller al min ,fratOrs OF the estate OF Sini-
on =. KohIer, late Of Jackson township. decd.
First and unaI account of Kate Bachman, ad-
miuistrntrIN OF the estate o, John II. Btchmhn,
| late of franklin township, deceased
| First and hhal account OF W. +. liummel, al
ministratog OF the estate OF l.. Il. llummel, late
| OF Selnsgrovc, deceased.
| Final account OF Isaac Gross and y. liolshue
| ndlnjni' traitor OF the estate Of Wallace L2plCy,
| late OF West Beaver township deceased.
| First and final account Of j. O. liOrnnergrr,
| administrator OF the estate OF sarah {. stuck,
| late OF Perry township, deceased.
| First and final accOCnt OF Jonathan Musser
| and DanicI f. EInguman, administrators OF ihe
estate ofEvn Sa",y ell, late OF Centre town.
| snip, deceased.
| First and final account Of sylvester Bowen,
| administrator ~ the estate OF Samuel liOweh,
| late OF franklin township. decenS"d.
| j. Il. WILLIS. Register.
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SwAMp. Is not recommenned
EHNT for everything; but il
KOOl you have kidney. liv.
er or bladder trouble il will be found
juet the remedy you need. At DR. ia.
eists iu fifty cen: and dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle Of this
wonderful new discovery by mail
free, also pamphlet telling all about
it. Address.
DR., Kiln.er 4 Co., Binghamton. NY.
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yvrpcws NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is here.

NVIDVwS' APPRAiSEMENTS.-Noti Is here
w by given that the following Widows Ap.
praisenients under the S3'O law. have been nied
with the Clerk ~ The or lanS' Court CT snyder
county 10: confirmation June 5th, 1899.
tn" apnrst,riaent of Kate A. JONES. widow OF
Howard Jones, late of Washington township.
,i,celseu elected ubC. 10 H. taken under the &3OV
exemption law.
The nprrai >eIhaht ~ Ev' G'll widow Of Isaac
OH laic Of Frnuklib township. deceased. elect. {.
ed aud u he taken under the 500 exemption
law,
Tue appraisament OF LYDIA 4. Hollrrbach
widow Of lIaitcl liolienhacn, late Uf Jackson
township, d-ce,-e,,, elected and To he taken
under the san exemption law.
Gee. ". SillNDEl, Cleik q. Z.
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Euurt FTuEIamatl1n.

XVHEKEAS the Hon. Harold NJ. Mcclure
w President Judge oi tho judicial District,
compusel OF the counties Of Snyder, AMI
Union and Aimed Spccht and 4. i. Gem
berlng, Esls.. Associate Judges In ana Tor Sny-
der county. h,iyeissucd their peccpt. bcnrinu
date tho c4th day OF April A. D., 1899. to me
directed for the holding Uan Orphans Court,
court Of Common FicHs, court oi eyer ANA Tcr
miner and General Court oi Quarter Sessions ui
the Peace, at Miidlehurgh. tor the cOnniy n
Snyder. on the LIST Nonday. thcInH the jth
day Of Juue 1852. aud TO continue 0he week.
Notice Is therefore hereby given To he toron.
or, Justices OF the Peace ana COnstablcs IL aud
tor the county ni Snyder to appear 10 their
proper person with their rolls records, inquisi
lions examinations and other r"inembranccs
10 do those things which oi their Office and IN
thor behalf partain TO he done and witnesses
and persons prosecuting In behalf Of the CDm
u,Unwcalih against mn, person ur persons are re.
utlred to he then and there attending and de.
parting without leave at their peril. Justices
are requested TO he punctual in their attendance
At the appointed tilIe agrecably to notice.
Giyen under my hand ""d seal at the Sheriff.
ONCE IN Mddloluigh, the 21lh day OF April
d., one thousand "'"ht hundred and ninety
nine. l.. >. RITTER. SheriH
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The following accounts have been filed for
Confirmation on lane 5tb. 1899.
First and iinal account OF John W. Renningcr
and Jonn Reitz. trustees OF the estate OF q. A
BowerSox -
GEO. NJ. SIlINDEI. Prothonotary.
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April 4, George Row to Mary
Boyer.
April 8, Charles Hughes Of WASH
ington twp. to Sarah Snyder.
April 8, Samuel Wetzel to Su-
sanna Hummel, both of Union Co.
April Is, Washington Wilt to
Sarah Houseworth.
April %, Tobias Rlsom to Caro-
line Vanorman, hth Of Richfeld.
April 90, John Stock to Susanna
Arbogast, both Of Perry twp.
May 20, Elias Hartman to Catha-
rine KEEPER, both of Penn tsp.
May %, John Ruhl to Mrs. An
ma Schmit of Buffalo.
May %, Adam Altman to Louise
LAWYER of Buffalo.
May %, Henry Hollenbach and
Margaret Hoffman of Selinscrovc.
May 80, John Glass to Margaret
Haas, both of Freebnrg.
June 8, Jonas Arker to Elizabeth
Dougherty of Lycomiug Co.
June 8, Samuel Kaufman of Un-
ion twp. to Harriette Laudenslager
of Penn twp.
June 10, Daniel Hetrich TO Mar
Ann jarrett, both of Penn twp.
June 10, Jacob Long and Eliza
Jarrett, both of Penn twp.
! July /, John Miller to Susanna
Strayer of Frccburg.
July !, Isaac Woodling to Ca,ha-
rine Gilbert of Washington twp.
Aug. Il, William Miller Of Ly-
coming Co. to Catharinc Aumlllcr
of Penn twp.
Aug. %, William WoodIlng ard
Mary Smith, both OF Penn twp.
Sept. =, George Glass of F'rceburg
to Sarah Schoch of Penn twp.
Sept. 80, Benjamin Apple to Mary
Ann Ang-tatt, both of Washington
twp.
Oct. 3, John Stephen to Elizabetl
Ricgle, both of Washington twp.
Oct. 10, Nathan Meyer to Lydi;
Yeager.
Oct. 10, John Hoil to Elizabetl
Heimbach of Freeburg.
Oct u, Henry Heimbach to Mrs
Mary Brown, both OF Washington
twp.
Oct. 2G, Eli Miller to Sarah kiep
er of Washington twp.
Nov. 4, Edward SNYDER to Elmir;
Rathfon, both Of Perry twp. ''
Nov. 8. George w. Kantz anc
Sarah A. Bower of Penn twp.
Nov. II, Charles Dunkclberge'
to Sarah r. Hoffman, both of Wash
ington twp.
Nov. Is, Peter Arbogast to Ann;
Holtzapple of Washington twp.
Nov. Is, Henry Bickhart to AIDE
line Herrold OF Chapman twp.
Nov. 25, David Bryon to Eliz;
Bilger, both ofUnion Co.
Nov. 25, Peter Garman to Catha
rine Meyer of Washington twp.
Dec. 8, Peter Treonto Sarah Am
Glase.
Dec. 90, Abraham Brett to Mary
Schaefer, both of Selinsgrovc.
1858.
Jan. 6, William kepner to Bar
para Ickes, both OF Juniata Co.
Jan. 27, Enos Erdly to Margare
=. I.autenslayer, both of Peun's twp.
Jan. q, Fred Herrold to Mary
Jane Aurand, both OF Chapman twp
Feb. 10, Henry Diehl to Catha'
rine Kerstetter, both of Chapman tp
Feb. %, Henry Zimmermon t'
Mary Lands, both of Perry twp.
March 10, Pcrcival Hartman t'
Margaret Hoti of Penn twp.
March Is, Jacob Roush to Selen;
Mohr of Middlecreek twp.
June 7, William Wagner to Mary
Ann Matthias.
June 16, Benjamin Fisher of the
Isle of Que to Lydia Snyder ofDau.
| pbin 20
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Dec. 81, Samuel Walter Of Chap
man twp. to Elizabeth Look Of Penn
twp.
. 1851.
Jan. Z, Jonathan Long to Judith
Diehl.
Jan. IA, james Bieht of Buffalo
twp. to Rebecca Pawling of Penn
twp.
Jan. 16, Abraham Wagner and
Mary Elizabeth Meyer, both Of Bea-
vertwp.
Jan. IS, Valentine Laudenslager
to Mrs. Rachel BrOuse of Penn twp.
Jan. 81, William Meyer to Anna
Traub, both Of Chapman twp.
Jan. %, John Rine to Mary ker-
stetter, both Of Chapman twp.
Jan. 80, Samuel Herroldto Ca'ha-
rine Snyder, both of Chapman twp.
Feb. 6, John Graybill to Eliza
beth Fisher, both of Perry twp.
Feb. l3, Perry U!rich of Selins-
grove to Polly Morr of Washington
twr.I
April s, John Step of Northum-
bcrland Co. to Catharine Keller OF
Chapman twp.
April Is, William kain to Sarah
Hummel.
May i, Peter Hopp to Doro'hea
Roth, both of Perry twp.
May %, Charles Hummel to Es-
ter Smith, both of Pcnn's twp.
May 80, Jacob Reigel to Lovina
| Gill, both OF Centre twp.
May -, George Meyer to Catha-
rine Minium.
May %, Daniel Gaugler to ST.
sanna Candy.
June 3, Daniel Hcintzelman to
Catharinc Lanig, both of Washing
ton twp.
JUNE 10, Joseph Meiser to Han.
nah Shaded OF Perry twp.
June II, John Felmley to Catha-
rine Lang, both of Centre twp.
May II, Adam Ncrhoot to Catha,
rine Herrold, both of Chapman twp
Suly 20, Edward Roush to Cath
arine Helntzelman of Chapman twp
.July a, Michael Mengelto Cath.
arine Arbogast, both of Perry twp.
July "a, Jacob Sholly to Susanna
Snyder, both of Chapman twp,
II Aug. 10, Jonas Smith to Mary
Ann Row, both of Penn's twp.
Sept. p, Joseph Hoke to Mary
Ldnig.
Oct. 5, Charles Weaver of Lew
isburg to Sarah Nanormer of Perry
twp. -a
Oct. 8, William Arbogast to Sa-
! roh lame Cluck of Perry twp.
Oct. 1G, Joel Row to Mary Ann
jarrett, both of PENIS twp.
Oct. 10, Emanuel Boyer toPhebe
Ann Boyer, both of Penn's twp.
Oct. 26, Jacob Platt to Mary
Flenley.
Oct. IS, Henry Bilger to Catha-
rine Hotf.
Nov. j, David Gilbert to Sarah
Shamorry, both of Washington twp.
Nov. II, Andrew Heintzelman to
Mary Nerhoot, both Of Chapman
twp.
Nov. IS, William b. Acaley OF
Mifflin Co. to Anna Lehr of Perry
Co.
Nov. Is, Rudolph Drucker tC
Sophia Moyer Of Centre twp.
Dec. 4, Peter Lauver to Marga-
ret Maurer, both of Perry twp.
Dec. %, Daniel Gellinger to Mary
Roush, both of Washington twp.
1852.
Jan. l, Joseph Benedict Burkhart
to Margaret Law.
Jan. %, John Schneeand Abigail
Freed.
Feb. 5, Benjamin Lands of Juni-
alta Co. to Susanna Stork of Perry
twp.
Feb. 5, John Stettler of Northum-
berland Co. to Polly Millhof OF
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Rev. Chas. 6. Er-
lenmeyer's Mar
T riage Record.
1910.

rine Gundrum.
Sept. 2S, Thomas Graybill Of
Richheld to Susanna Rine OF Perry
twp.
Oct. I, Ludwig Arhgast to Mrs.
Ann M. Boyer Of ofFreburg.
Oct. II, Moses Mohr h Caroline
Straub, both of Middlecreek twp.
Oct. 23, John Burkwalter t" Mary
Stricken, both Of Chapman twp.
Oct. %, Lewis Gemberling OF
Buffalo twp. 10 Mrs. Jene c. Scl'och
of Penn's twp.
Nov. /, John Letter to Susanna
Hoffman, both ofSelinsgrove.
Nov. l, Jacob Sears to Lydia
Mitterling of Perry twp.
Dec. 6, Daniel Gaugler to Phebe
Arnold, both Of Chapman twp.
Dec. 16, Charles Mckenzie to
Maria Gemberling of Seliusgrrve.
1850.
Jan. |, Chesseldcn Fisher to Jane
Wareham, both of Seliesgrovc.
Jan. 3, Michae, Hahn to Eliza
Laudenslager.
Jan. 8, William Adam to Caro-
line Jarrett of Penn twp.
Jan. s. Daniel Long to Mary
Dieh! Of Pfoutz Valley, Perry Co.
Jan. Is, Jacob Duck to Mary
Margaret Fisher, both of Penn twp.
Jan. Is, Levi Woodliug to Caro-
line Glase, both OF Washington twp.
Jan. 20, Daniel Aumiller to Cath
arine Moll, both of Penn's twp.
Jan. 81, Harrison Herrold to
Hannah NJ. Spyer.
Jan. a, Frederick Kramer to
Mary Ann Helm.
Jan. "A, Jacob Bussler to Lrcctta
Roush, both Of Washington twp.
Jan. "a, George llelwig to Caro-
line Lanig of Washington twp.
Feb. ~, Isaac Bidelspach to Mary
Ann Hummel of Penn's twp.
Feb. 10, Christian Snyder Of
Huntingdon Co. to Mary Gingcrich
OF Washington twp.
Feb. 2G, Peter Kaltz to Eliza
Beachel, both of Penn's twp.
March 3, William Schroyer Of
Selinsgrove to Elizabeth Morr of
Washington twp.
March 10, Jacob Keller to Eliza
beth Straub OF Chapman twp.
March 26, Edward Keiscr of
Mexico, Juniata Co.
March %, George kehler Of Jul
niata Co. to EmeIiue Snydcrof Perry
twp.
April %, Austin Mohr to Lucin-
da klingler OF Union twp.
April 80, Lewis Aurand to EIiz-
habeth Aumiller, both OF PENIS twp.
May II, John Cook to Rachel
Stephen, both Of Chapman twp.
May 10, George Harrison to Ly-
dia Milhof, both of PENIS twp.
May %, Samuel M. Kaufman of
Juniata Co. to Elizabeth Gingrich of
Washington twp.
June 2, Henry Roush to Marga-
ret Fisher.
June 90, Daniel Riegel to Eliza
\ beth Herrold, both,,of Chapman twp.
June 80, Philip Apple to Rebecca
Hains, both of Washington twp.
Aug. 90, William Pawling and
Caroline Row of Penn twp.
Aug. 20, Elias Strasser to Susan
ma Zimmerman, both of Perry twp.
Aug. %, James Miller to Eliza
beth Drummer, both ofPenn twp.
Aug. %, David Hains to Eliza
Bender, both of Washington twp.
Aug. 25, Levi Klein to Barbara
Kline, both ofMosser's Valley.
Sept. /, Ira layers of Port Trev-
erton to Mrs. Elizabeth Wilmer of
Chapman twp.
Oct. 3, Percival Hartmanto Sarah
Krider, both ofPenn twp.
Oct. 3, Isaac Kriefer to Catharine
Batemau, both of Chapman twp.
Oct. 6, Samuel Reichenbach and
Cathaline Arbogast of Washington
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF VIII
LIAM HOLLENBACH, LATE OF FERRY
TOWNSHIP, DECEASED,
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he Through Pullman Service to
St. Louis.

On June Goth the Great Rock
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Pullman Sleeper from Denver to
St. Louis vim the Missouri Pacific
railway fiom Kansas City. The
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A PRINTERS PROTEST.

If any business man in town
should go around from one physi-
clans Office to anoth Jr and solicit
bids on an office consultation, the
physicians would be Justly indig-
nant and would wonder how it
happened that the foolkiller had
missed a subject, On the other
hand, if physician should go
from one grocer to another and
ask for bids on an order for twenty
pounds of sugar, the grocers would
wink at each other and might,
just by way of fully expressing
their feelings, indulge in words
commonly used by sea captains
And so such method would mp
pear decidedly ridiculous and an
businesslike to any merchant, And
so, in fact, it would appear to any
one, and it isn't done.
But the same principle is in
volved when either the merchant
or the professional man travels
from one newspaper office to an
other for bids on some picayuue
job. And this is done by men ana
women who would scorn to ask for
bids on n dinky order of sauer
kraut, socks or squills. They
would concede the fact that the
merchant had right to n fair
prnht on his wares, and after max
ing the purchase would simply ask
the amount of the bill and pay ii.
Bat the matter of living for the
newspaper man is not taken into
consideration. He is supposed to
live on the hope of future reward
(since it is not vouchsafed to him
during his ante -mortem existence)
and to work Just for the pleasure
honest labor affords. 1t is sup
posed to be source of the most
exquisite delight just to get an OPP
portunity to underbida a competitor,
no matter if money is even lost on
the order But, really, now, such
policy isn't quite fair to the news
paper man, is it? Candidly, isn't
it small and unbusinesslike
Doesn't it SAVIOR just little of
'picayunishness," and wouldn't ii
be tabooed if the case were re-
versed? Why not be willing for
the printer to enjoy a living profit
on such orders as he receives?
His business is perfectly legiti-
mate one, and one absolutely nee
essary to any community that is
keeping pace with these fin de
sicle times. He isn't a holdup
nor a confidence man. He will
give you value received"
When you want a prescription
filed you go to your favorite drug
gist, give your order and pay the
bill. When you want job of
printing done why not treat your
favorite office the same way.
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The Queen of the Carnival of
Denver of course comes from that
city. 1t is Miss Katherine Foster
upon whom the mantle falls this
time. And Denver is happy, the
outside counties were spared from
an unseemly wrangle. you know.
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Cne Night to ST. Louis.

Only one night on the road,
Denver to ST. Louis, if you take
the st. Louis Special, the Bur.
lingtons' new and splendidly
equipped Denver-St. Louis flyer
Leaves Denver l 40 p. N.
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VICE President HOBART is said

VICE President HOBART is said
TO be in a serious physical condi-
tion. one which precludes any idea
of his again being candidate.
He is suffering from kidney dis
ease, one which requires absolute
rest for a long time.
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Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements will bo run in this depart
mont az the rnte of Is words in issues for 10
will bo taken tor less than 10 cents, Here is an
opp1rtu itv ~ Hdvertise 1T a minimum cost
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IfYou want to borrow money on
real estate security at a very low
rate of interest, see j j. Fitzger-
reli
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Entered at the postoffice at Florence, Colora-
do, for transmission through the mails as matter
of the second class.
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Church Services and Religious meetiAs,
In Florence

First Baptist Church,
RTv. ROBERT d. GRAHAN.
sunday Sci o ). 10 a. M. preaching II rs and
1880 il Union Hall.
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THE FREE LIST.

The Free List embraces notices OF Marriages.;
births; Deaths; Church Services; Entertain
ments whore no fec is charged; but
not Obitnarios; Resolutions of Coincidence, or
Cards OF Thanks.
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sunday Sci q !. % a. M: preaching IL rs and
7:S0 il Union Hall.
St. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church,
FATHER EDMUND, o. S. B., Pastor.
sunday services, first and third Sundays in erch
month high mass and sermon, 10 a. m.: 6 tn
day School at y. m; vespers and bene ie
tion OF the blessed sacrament at 7 80 p. m
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Every Sunday at the Rogers building, lain
Street: Sunday morning service 10:45; syeu
ing at 7i5; Sunday School II As; Inquiry
meeting every Wednesday evening at 745.
Dispensary open Saturday from to p. M
First Presbyterian Church,
REV. c. A. BERGER,
sunday School, 10 a. m. Service and Sermons
II a. M; Junior Endeavor, 8 p. M; Y. SEE
E., 80 p. M; Evening service, 7: 30 p. m.;
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening al
1880
Methodist-Episcopal Church,
REV. A. l.. CHASE.
Cor. Second st. and Petroleum Ave. ParsonaEe
next door to the church.
sunday School, 10 n. m. Morning Service, IL a.
M; Class meeting, IL M; Juuior League, IN
p. M; Senior League, p. m: Evening Service
sp. M: Prayermeeting every Wednesday
ing 80
Christian Church,
ED. j. A. SHoPTAuGH, Pastor.
Preaching every Lords II a. IN. and D. N.
ion nj ut
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Methodist-Episcopal Church,

Christian Church,
ED. J. A. SHoPTAuGH, Pastor.
Preaching every Lords II a. IN. and p. m
Communion at u. Sunday school at 10.
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Read THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
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