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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23
\ Card Of Thanks.

We desire to thank our friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted us at
the time of the death of our beloved
wife and mother.
JOHN KALER AND FAMILY.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23
Butler Business College.
COURSES,

Practical Rook-keepcrs. s-Expert
Accountants. 3-Amdnuensis Shorthand.
A-Reporters Shorthand. 5-English.
Branches Taught.
Bookkeeping, Single and Double
Entry, Commercial Arithmetic, COM
mercial Law, Lightning Calculations.
Business Penmanship, Business Cores
poudence, Detection OF Counterfeit
Money and Fraudulent Notes, Ranking.
Business Forms and Customs, Spelling,
Expert Accounting-Joint Stock COM
pany and Corporation, Theory and
Practice of Shorthand, Grammar, Pune
tuation, Typewriting, Dictation Drill,
Speed Exercises, Reporting Expedicnts,
Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, Geography.
Grammar, History, Individual Instruc-
ton. English branches under Specialist.
All advanced work under the tuition
of Prof Regal. Work of the school
open for inspection at all times.
Our references: Hon. Judge Greer;
Hon Joseph Hartman, Pres. Butler
County National Bank; VIM. Campbell,
Jr, Cashier Butler Savings Bank; John
Berg, Berg Banking CO.. Andrew
Rrymer, etc, etc,
Cal OIL or address
A r REGAL. Prin.,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23
F. d. No. 16S March Term. 1894 :. +. < A. /
ROwSar Aff'yS
Monday, March 9th. 1899.

Test f. ID. No. ., March Term. 1899. James
Bredin and ;. Cummings, Attorneys.
All the right, title, interest and claim OF
Patrick Mckinney OF, in and 10 all that GER
tain piece or parcel of land, situated IN
Cherry township, Butler county. Pa, bound
ed as follows, to-wit: On the northwest by
Slipperyrock creek, on the northeast by
lands OF James Bredin. Oh the southwest by
lands OF same and on the west by lands OF
Thompson; containing twenty-one acres
thirty-five perches and lying between q
public road on the southwest and n railroad
on the northeast, excepting the coal, iron
ore, limestone, mineral. fire and potterS clay
under said lands with the right to mine and
transport the same over said lands
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Patrick Mckinney at the suit OF
James Brediu
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MANILA.

On Monday the natives were ooncen-
treting for an attack, and battle was
expected.
Wednesday night the Filipinos set hre
to Manila and 700 houses We're burned
The fire covered many acres and the
night was one of terror The rebels also
attacked our troops but were repulsed
with but slight loss on either side.
THE presence Of Hon. Joseph Sihley
at Harrisburg clears away some of the
surprise occasioned by his overwhelm-
ing defeat of Hon c. w. Stone in the
Venango district last fall. Congress
men Stone had the temerity 10 be can :
didate for Governor when Senator Quay
had promised the nomination to W. a.
Stone. After the nomination c. w.
Stone threatened to kick over the traces
on account of the manner in which his
defeat had been secured. Shortly after
that a dissatisfaction of his course in
Congress began to manifest itself in his
district, ostensibly at his treatment of
old soldiers in filling postoffices, etc.
The Oil City Derrick, a strong Quay
paper, led the fight against Stone. Hon.
Joseph Sibley was brought out and won
in canter Now his appearance at
Harrisburg in the interest of Senator
Quay lets the cat out of the bag. There
can be no doubt but what Senator Quay
was at the bottom of the fight against
C. w Stone, and that his defeat is ow-
ing to Senator Quay's orders being
carried out by Quay leaders in the dis
trict. Joseph Sibley is simply repaying
Quay ynow.-4kittanning Times.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23

RUDYARD Kipling, the great Eng
lish author is feared to be dying with
pneumonia at New York.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23

THE Hamburg American liner Bull
garia went down in the Atlantic, Feb.
9th, and 100 people were drowned.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23

AGoNcILLo, the PHILIPPINE. sailed
from Montreal for Europe, this week.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23
A. r. REGAL, Prin., !,

Peoples Phone AL.
Bell ~
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23
POLITICAL.

The Republican primary IN Arm
strong county is to be held on Saturday
Nav 18th. and the candidates for Judge
are w. d. Patton, NJ. F. Leason and
John F. Whitworth; for Prothonotary
J. NJ. William; for Register and Record
erI. I, Campbell; for Treasurer, 5. F..
Booher, JOS. Simpson, Sylvester Henry
and Israel Shaffer, for Commissioner, 5.
E. Sloan. w c. Story and W. c. Bailey
and for Auditor, A. G. Walker.
Unless there is another postponement
or something else happens Senator quay
will be put on trial in the criminal
court of Philadelphia county, next Mon
dav; and the trial, if an honest one, will
be the sensation of the week.
In Cumberland Co. son of Rep.
Manning, decd, Dem. was elected TO
succeed him in the Legislature.
In Pittsburg, Diehl, Rep. for Mayor
has Is. 900 over O'Donnel, Dem; and in
Allegheny Wyman, Rep. has 5000 over
Lang, Dem.-a remarkable result con-
sidering Wyman's record.
In Lebanon Co DIR. Weiss, the anu
QUAY candidate to succeed Gen. Gobln,
was elected State Senator by from two
to three-thousand majority.
In Philadelphia county, Ashbridge,
Rep. is elected Mayor by about 10000
II
The Democratic County Committee
met in Butler, yesterday, and fixed up
on Saturday, June Sd, as the time for
their primary.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23

ali the night, Fitle, Interest and claim of
Mrs. Winnie Montgomery and Samuel NJ
Montgomery Of IN and 90 aiI Eh4t ceftain
township, Butler County, Pa, bounded as
follows to-wit: on the north by an alley,
east by lot of J, w McCandless, ON the south
by public road leading from Murrinsville TO
Parker City, and on the west by an alley
having frontage o.! said Mu,rinsyille Gnd
Parkes cily, public roqd ef eighty feet and
, said alley ON tho north; having thereon a
frame house carpenter shop fruit trees and
grape vines.
Seized and taken in execution AS the prop-
erty of Mrs. Winnie Montgomery and Samue!
NJ MONTGOMERY at the suit 90 40 6ruhfS fot
- 3 of John Nflsou .... - y f.S-s.,t /
f. y. 10. 1856 March FERN. 1850. i. H..
Marshall. Atty.
All the right title, interest and claim Of
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Silver Plate that Wears

Hoods Piils sure ali LIVER iIs. % cents.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23
Friday, the 10th day of Mar, A. .

1899, at o'clock, p. m., the following describ-
ed property, to-wit:
F. d. No 1G9, March Term. 1899. w. II. Lusk,
Attorney.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23

AT banquet in Boston, Thursday
night President Mckinley spoke OF thu
Philippines, Cuba and Porto Rico as a
trust committed to our care by God.
The following extracts from mis- speech
show it's import.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23

All the right, title. interest and claim of
Mary Bell and Joseph Bell of, in and to all
that certain piece or lot of land, situated in
Butler boro tst ward, Butler county, Pa,
bounded as follows, to-wit: On the north by
lot No D. east by an alley, south by lot No.
81 west by Fairview avenue; fronting forty
feet on said avenue and extending back 1885
feet to said alley. Being lot No. . in the
plan of said borough as laid out by w. l.
Brugh Having thereon erected a two story
frame dwelling house and other outbuilding.
Seized and taken III execution on bond
accompanying mortgage between same parties
for the same debt recorded in Mortgage book
3d. page 4l6, as the property OF Mary q Bell
and Joseph Bell at the suit of \ Billingslcy
for use OF ChaS Duffy.
L II NJ tQQ March tnrr, lsQu II q Nc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
BUDGETFR0M BEAUMONT
Secretary Of The Treasury Of Mexico En-
Route to Washington.
CASE OF SMALLPOX AT BLANCHETlt'S COVE
Observation-Disclosures Patients Are
Rapidly Rccoycrina.

Beaumont, Texas, April 25.--Attached to
the eastbound southern Pacific passenger
this morning was one OF the private cars
built by the Mexican Central Railroad
company for the exclusive use OF Presi-
dent Diaz, his cabinet and their families
The car Is attractive in appearance and
luxuriously furnished, much of the interior
being of mahogany. ebony and other val
uaale woods. On either side is painted IN
brilliant colors a snake and an eagle, en-
blem of the Mexican republic, the figures
being over a background of the national
coors. The car is designated as "R. NJ.
2, which means Republic OF Mextco, No. >.
Its mate, mo H. is used exclusively by
President Diaz and family
Aboard the car was j = Limantau,
secretary OF the treasury of Mexico, and his
family They wSse en- route to Washing
ton, where Secretary Limaptau has official
business, and pleasure is being combined
in the trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
WHARTON LOCALS.
Annual Election of Ofdcers of the
White Mans Union.

Wharton. Texas April 25.--Annual meet
ing of the White Mans Union association
was held yesterday at the court house, the
following officers being elected II, A.
Armstrong. president; Tom Brooks, hrst
vice president; G. S. Gordon. second vice
president; j. p, Taylor. secretary.
The following attorneys from abroad are
here, attending district court. Judge H.
Masterson. j. " Meek JEFF Bryant. Hon.
Thad Holt of Houston; j, l., Morris OF
Hco Dock York of Edna, II, b. Peticolas
of Victoria.
The public free school closed here Fri
day last, after very interesting and
improving session. The school has been
ably conducted this term, under the aus
piccs Of Prof Flymnie, an instructor OF
fifteen years experience, assisted by Mrs,
Maude Watts and Miss Mary Davis Mrs
Watts and Miss Davis will conduct a prl-
yate school in the public school building
Mr. and Mrs. Hodges have welcome
guest in the person of young democratic
voter, who arrived this week,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS OPPOSE
ANTITRUST miJ. UNLESS AMEND
MENTs ARE ADOPTED.
The Changes Proposed by 10th the
House and senate Committees
Arc Desired.

Waco. Texas, April s5-The labor or
ganisa,ions arc making every effort 20
have the Judiciary committees amend
ments TO the antitrust bill adopted and
demand the defeat of the bill unless these
amendments are adopted. number OF
labor leaders from other cities were here
today. and the result is that \ y W'd-
MGR. president OF the Texas Labor union
who resides here. has written Senator
Yantis to defeat the antitrust bill Y ne
committee amendments arc 40, td0p'ed'
The committee amendments include the
amendment exemptins Insurance compa~
MES and labor organizations ana an tN-
tension Of the time when the law SNAIL so
into effect to January l. 1909
Waco Central Labor Union, q, F. DOYLE
president and Antonio Poulson secretary,
adopted resolutions tonight demanding the
adoption OF the labor exemption clause,
and the same resolutions will ha edor'ed
tomorrow by the tellowing lccal unions
Painters, printers carpenters, ,inners,
electricians. cigar makers and tatiors'
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STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
mr.. clarendon of Houston nus
signed as Treasurer.

San Antonio, Texas, April 25.-The thlf>
tv-arst annual meeting of the Texas state
Medical association opened at Turner nan
Of n o'clock this morning with 2oo aeie-
gates in attendance, doa the vel
Mayor Marshall Hicks eNtenueu W ~
come and was followed by Hon. - "
ogden and Or. ] IL. Bell fres'
Wilson of Terrell responded. ~ cod
secretary H. A. West OF daiseos ,harsbin
his annual report, showing a mempess ~
Of 35l and nourishing conul'ion u
association, Iarendop OF
The report OF Treasurer Laieu ~ tho
Ionston shows a balance Of Sf2V, oh s sns
nresentation of this report Dr. LaIei'no
tendered his resignation as lrsssui ~,
which was accepted. DR. Larehuon az,
hsan treasurer OF the association LOT Inv
nast twenty eight years ,oss.
president Wilson read MS anhu il.ston
ags which closed the morning sess'Vn =,
The sessions yesterday afternoon s 1lI,
last night were devoted to the ~,
and discussion OF papers on tesh (,alxeston
;ects nv Dr. George II. Lee OF rs' nav
mr. N Fort Of Paris, DIR. Pani ,I' ~,
sor of Houston j. r. Stuart OF nu ,,a,,ey
Ed others. A lumber Of teennleal pap ~
oil, he read and discussed todiy, ~,
which the delegates and their lalni. ia an
he taken in hand by the citizens anu Gu
| tertained.
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PETITION rnoM NAvAsorA.
Merchants 10 Not Favor the Pro-
poscd LAW.


Nayasota. Texas. April a5.--The follow
ing memorial to the members of the lcsis-
lature was circulated here today ana re-
cetyed the signature of large number OF
the leading business men of the city'
We whose names are signed hereto view
With no small degree OF apprehension NE
calamity that we viii be subjected 10 oy
the passage Of the Arkansas form OF the
antitrust law.
we believe that the wisdom OF our lesi5-
lature will dictate something loss severe
than that part Of the law aimed al nte
Insurance companies.
We think the object sought for can be
attained for Texas by an amendment con
fning the operation OF the law to acts
committed on Texas soil.
Navasota largely due TO Its former
physical conditions has suffered severely
from extensive and disastrous fires
We have IL from tabulatpd records that
the losses paid at this place exceed the
premiums received by the companies lay
about $40 900 during the last quarter Ct a
{ century,
We are among those who hold that
money Is too dear in Texas TO inVoSt ~
fire insurance ventures, and that wo natc
ample time to provide some waye and
means to protect our real estate ana 'h'
coming crop from the hazard Of fre In r
der to make both good as bankablo col
I laterals
/ We would hardly feel safe In pattGnlAinf
( the mutual fire companies so far as or
ganized or likely OF organization YET J
! the executive officers OF our state We
empowered 10 organize an insurance com
pany with a guaranteed capital Of $',nop
/ GOO nr more we would be willing to plAc
the bulk Of our business in such c1mpauy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26

Chester and w r. Blsin all we'll known
members Of the legal fraternity at Beau
msnf have been attending district court
in Orange today.
The steamer H. A. Harvey. Jr, Captain
George Wolford. came in today from
Beckhams Bluff. where she has been with
cargo Of railroad iron for the Bcekham
Blum Short Line. The Harvey will run
an excursion to Port Arthur and Sabine
Pass next Sunday.
The schooner Silas. Captain J. Peterson,
came in today from Galveston with a
cargo Of assorted merchandise for the
local merchants. and after discharging,
will take on cargo of lumber fot the
Island City.
Milton Newman, who since being mus
tered out CT the Fourth Texas regimen,
of volunteers at San Antonio, has occupied
the position Of stenographer In the office
OF the Orange and Wngate Lumber COM
panies, left tonight for Canyon City, where
he goes to take charge OF a lumber yard
fer the NJ. T. Jones Lumber company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
ono insurance Agents views.

Galveston Texas April rs. Local sen'i-
ment Is not entirely enc way regarding the
anti trust bill now pending before the
legislature a Post reporter came acros7
a prominent insurance agent today, man
who is as we'll known throughout 'h2 state
as re is here who expressed himself IN
favor Of the bill and said he hoped L wfrla
pass without amendm NJ. Fer ANrots
reasons he did not care to Dave his name
used in print. hut he talked freely fnd
among other things said IN The biTt
place don't ,hinl, the bill viii 10 hnlf the
harm some of the alarmists are t.NIW ia
make us believe | viii Aa{e ~ $50 lie
companies actually withdraw le'ne be ?
lieve their statements, But sum Sc Trey
do withdraw nom the stare. T. wytld
cause a temporary Inconvenience u be
sure but matters would soon adjust theni-
selves. In my judgment the neople ought
TO be willing to endure some hardshls 10
order to have the trusts brok N rp Sbd
while the pending legislation nay no, ac-
complish all that is desired. It IS @ ltep
in the right direction"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
mn, Whnrton REALITY.

Wharton. Texas April zZ'--IHe 7VII'I-
weekly Reality has now become NIX
ture in our city and has bright future
before it. This week the new en'lor' mr.
R. M. shanby. takes charge OF the editorial
columns OF the paper and has this TO say
tn the public: =, or,,so er-
tensiyely in polluted polltical waters I,s, .,
pose as a mechanical inquire LOT Po.i ,.n,,s
yentriloolilsm. Wa have no SUGGESTION
~ of,er samngon and schley in the adjust
mani r. their little scrap, neither nave
we anv old dirty tools with which to probe
around In the stale meat scandal we shail
endesyor N do good and not harm. Il
avoid enemies and make friends
The paper has thrifty circulation M,, am
will labor FOR the advancement OF "nar'
ton county generally
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
The Auti-Trust NH.

To The Editor OF The Post
Rockdale, Texas. April "a Il spent Fri
day and Saturday in Austin. and while
there | interviewed great many mem
bers OF the legislature. and it seems to
me that they have caught onto the right
idea In regard to the insurance trust Mill,
but I heard one man say that we had no
right 10 pass a law TO punish transaction
entered into In New York. II seemsRo nae
that he was not posted on the bill nov
pending AS / understand the bill, 1t Is
to prohibit combinations and trusts being
formed In other States and coming 10 Texas
to carry their schemes into effect. ! re
member circumstance, There was gen
tleman emigrated from Alabama to Texas
and he went fishing on a gentleman :
premises said premises being posted, anl
he claimed hat he ought not TO b,
lnoIested because he was from Alabama
and the explanation was about this way
The custom and laws in Alabama do no
/ authorize you TO come to Texas and violate
4 the Texas laws. and he said "Oh, ! see
and paid his fine aud went away from th'
court house only wiser man than he wa
before.
So these rust and rate making combina
tons have no right to sit down in New
York or Arkansas and make rates and com
to Texas and violate the laws OF Texas
80 we need this law on our statute book
TO prob bit this very feature OF business
think It would be a good law II II wa
possible to prohibit trusts from don
business in Texas, or even in the Unite
states, as | understand the attorney gen
eraI OF the United States has suggeste
that the Federal government Is powerles
to control trusts and suggested TO the dii
ferent states in this Union that they al
the proper authority TO control the trust
since the National government, Is In u
hands OF the trusts, corporations an
combinations, and the quicker the leglsli
: tive body takes this monstrous Shylock
} hand. the better It Will be for the poop
. generally They say, the Insurance peopl
| they will leave Texas II We attempt TO rel
, ulate their rate making schemeg. ! SUI
nose that that IS the idea Of all crimina
d when they are caught up with they Won
: like to leave the state thus 10 escape the
guilt. II It has come to pass that the LEI
islature of Texas and other States can n
legislate against trust combinations et
, without being threatened with ruin 70 4
u commercial interests, tnat 1, Is now the az
Q eeuted time 10 legislate and control tner
i otherwise they. the trust combinations a.
n cerporations. viii allow the people only
mass such laws as VIII subserye a
!. strengthen their power. SO give us !
"a law al once and say 10 the strong lodi
is trust: depart; never knew you:
70 y. II. Tracy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
NEWS ITEMS FROM ISLAND CITY
EFFORT WILL M MADE TO HAVE
APRIL 10 MADE A HOLIDAY.
First OF the Transports for the Tenth
Cavalry Has Left savannah
for Texas.

Galveston, Texas. April Pa special
meeting of the school board, called at
the request OF Or. S. o. Young, adjutant
general OF the Confederate Veterans OF
Texas. was held at noon today, IA the
name Of the veterans DR.. Yc-sig asked That
the school board give half holiday tc7
morrow in the schools in order that all
the children may have an opportunity to
take part In the ceremonies attending tie
decorating OF the graves OF The conted-
crate dead,
The request was promptly sgsn;el aud
tomorrow will be but half lav III tho
schools,
kilograms were sent This afternoon 10
Senator John r Llim and Representatives
Thomas II, Nolan and T. :. Wheless. Gsk.
ing them TO introduce az once into the
logislature q hill making April &c Il lega
holiday IN ire State Of T'yas. The Corr
fedoratc Veterans Sons Of Confederate
Veterans and the Daughters OF the Con
.ederacy have agreed uron this date ~
Decoration day the kilograms point out
and every State IN the Union with the eX'
ccption Of Texas has n set day for the dec
| Grafton of the graves Of the honored lead
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
Neport of the Finance Committee
shows n Working balance.


shows Working balance.
For, Worth, Texas. April 2STho tenth
regular session OF Texas grand council,
American Legion OF Honor, convened this
morning in knights OF Pythias hall and
there were about twenty-five delegates
present.
Supreme Commander F. O. Downs and
Supreme Secretary Adam Warnoc&, both
Of Boston. made addresses before the
grand council this afternoon,
The morning session was executive and
was devoted almost entirely to the report
of the credentials committee and other
committee reports.
The report OF the finance committee
shows; General tund--Cash in treasury,
as per last report, Sii50,50. from sub
ordinate councils. for supplies, So IS;
from subordinate councils per capita tax,
Si52S,e6; total received and on hand,
S93Sl.92 total disbursements S6T3S.1i;
cash balance in treasury, $259S.S1. Spe-
cial fund-Cash on hand and total re-
ceipts during term, S55i9.09, total dis
bursements. $4070,15; cash balance in
grand treasury, Sli4944.
After the session closed this afternoon
the supreme officers were taken for a
drive over the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
INDIAN DEPRECIATION CLAIMS.
Erayson County Has Received Aho"t
EiftN Thousand DOllnrs.

Sherman, Texas, April 24--Wlthln The
last few days residents Of Grayson county
have received in the neighhcrhood Of $50
600 from the government as partial re-
muneration of Indian depreciation claims
held nv ,hom. Ii is estimated that heirs
and citizens Of estates In this county hold
claims and will receive benefits 10 the eN-
tent of 800. 900 from the fund get aside for
satisfying these claims, but which has SO
long been withheld through various teen
nicalities Ex-Congressman Sllas hare
Sr. of this city has had this work In mana
for several years, having secured as clien's
almost everyone interested in the North
and Northwest Texas claims for deprena-
tons by the Indians shortly after tne
close OF the civil war. and whlie tne o'a'e
was In an unprotected condition
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
LOCAL NOTES

One Of the big pumps for the Beaumont
irrigation companys plant arrived tnis
morning. 1t will be shipped Out 10 'he
plant tomorrow,
Colonel Mark Wiess mas recovereo , In,
. recent serious illness and was RECEIVING
The congratulations of his numerous friends
on the streets today.
w. e. HumphreviIle, paving contrac' ., +.
orrived from Houston this morning ne
states that every possible EFFORT TO push 'he
street paving is being made
On account Of the Illness OF Mrs, " ~,
u McFaddn the lawn festival when was
70 have been given at her home tonight by
ladies' Of 81. Marks church has been IN
definitely postponed
The building committee of St. Mark, :
Episcopal church is again having troup !,
n,,er construction of the new building u
over G ,onted mat matters will be adjusted
ns soon coon as Architect Beulah can be com
I inundated with.