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Madrid, Dec 30.-Rumors of a cabinet crisis increase. Senor Sagasta, former pre- mier, who has finally broken silence, de- clares that change of ministry Is inevita- ble on account of the differences in the cabinet itself as well as in the ranks of it's supporters. Many ministerialists assert that the Azcarraga government will con tinue Should it fall its cny possible sue cessor would be a Silvia ministry.
 Cincinnati, Dec. 30.-ft is announced that Edward Cook, as the representative of Manager William A. Brady, will be here to open Jeffries headquarters this week and that Jeffries is expected to go into training at West Baden, Ind, next week. Gus Beze- nah Is trying to make a match for the pre- liminary of the Jeffries-Ruhlin fight here, February 15..
 New. York, Dec. 30-Memorial services in honor of the late Thomas G. Shearman of Brooklyn took the place of the regular ser vice at Plymouth church in that borough tonight. MT. Shearman was long a trustee
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DEBT RAISED
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through prayer and steadfast faith Through this work several of the churches of the league have been saved from foreclosure, and Mr. Benedict drew a contrast between saving the life of a person and saving the life of a church, "citadel of God" for future work to salvation. He closed by intro ducing the vice president of the league, John T. Manson.
 Mir. Mansons remarks were brief be- fore getting down to the business of the meeting, saying that through all the two years of this movement he had nev- CT lost faith for moment, and that In this final test he knew that faith would be supported by hearty subscriptions.
 The names of the committees from the various churches who circulated through the congregation and announce ed the subscriptions were as follows: First church-Rev. Gardner S. FL drdge, chairman; c. A. Baldwin, B. B. Savage I. N. Damn and F. I. Rice
 summerfleld church-Rev w. H, Burgwin. chairman; S. W. McEwen, c. J. Benham, L. l.. Gilbert and R. l. Mum son.
 Grace church-Rev. Arthur J. Smith, chairman; Mir Moorhead, MT. Mears, MT. Roxbury and MT. Lamb.
 East Pearl street church-Rev. R, T. McNicholl, chairman; l.. w. Moody, F. J. Mansfield, w. Debaun and D. C. Hill.
 Trinity church-Rev. Dr. Rall, chair man; D. W. Blakeslee, F. s. Swift, B. D. Hubbard and MT Garfield.
 St. Andrews church-Rev. D. N. Grif- fin, chairman; W. G. Bremner, H. B. Riggs, L. w. Meyer and c. D. Young
 Westville church--Rev Henry Blatz, jr, chairman; w. Fl. Farnam, A. O. Farnham and Abram Peck
 West Haven church--Rev. w. l.. Win ans, chairman; D. A. Richards and A. Siebold.
 Epworth church--Rev. F. W. Adams, chairman, Messrs White, Dickey, John son and Humiston.
 The secretaries were Rev. w. H.. Burgwin, c. E. Stoddard, Paul Damn and c. J. Benham.
 Though the subscriptions came in rap- idly, it was 130 o'clock before the last name was pledged, which brought the sum up to $9,000, thus completing the work of the league. The first hundred dollars of the nine thousand was pledg- ed by the Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist church and the last five dollars by Mrs. Hill of East Pearl street. Subscriptions were made literally from friends of other denominations in this city. Of the $66000 which had been previously raised there was a condi- tional pledge of $5,00o which yesterdays subscriptions secured by raising the full amount of the debt before January 1. It was the general expression from those present at the close that MT. Ben edict and MT. Manson, who have stood shoulder to shoulder in this undertak- ing, together with the other officers and members of the league. deserve all credit for the disinterested and hearty way in which they have served the churches.
 When the doxology was sung and this last meeting of the century was dis missed with the benediction by Rev. F. w. Adams, the glorius Hallelujah! rais- ed by Shouting" David Siddall found a response in the hearts of all.
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Kidnapping nt Houghton, Mich.

Houghton, Mich, Dec. 30.--The five year-old son of Mrs. Raymond Thierby, of Dollar Bay, has been kidnapped evil dently in the hope of securing a ran- som. It is believed the boy was taken by well known character in the Cop per region, and the sheriff with large posse of indignant citizens is securing the country hoping to catch him before he gets beyond the state line. It is thought he Is heading for Canada.
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West Lorne, Ont. Dec 30.-A disas- trous fire visited this village tonight, wip- ing out one of the principal business blocks of the village. The loss will reach S125, GOO
 Madrid Dec. 30.-Two persons were kill ed and eleven seriously wounded at Vivar, province of Grenada, during an election riot.
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Halifax, N. &, Dec 30.-The new century will not dawn upon q scene of strife be- tween capital and labor in the coal mines of this province as was feared. A truce of ten days has been arranged with some pros pect of amicahle settlement.
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-05
FRISCO CONSOLIDATED,
NEW COMPANY TAKES HELENA
FRISCO NINE AND OTHERS.

At q meeting in Helena at which the
majority OF the stock of the Helena &
FRISCO Mining company was represent.
ed, 1t was decided to sell the property to
a new company to be known as the 'Fris-
co consolidated Mining company, limit.
ed, says the Herald. This action brings
about the consolidation of our well
known Occur d'Alene mines. the Helena
q Frisco, the Black Bear. Galena and
Gem properties that have been success
rully operated for a number of years.
The consolidation was effected without
any difficulty. E. O. Hotter of New
York, representing a majority Of the
stockholders. vas the principal voter of
stock in the Helena & Frisco. He was
elected president of the new
For several months the consolidation has
been on the boards, having been. left to
a m consisting of Norman Hotter
OF Helena, Barton Sewall of Chicago and
Davld Hyam of New York. Other stock
hoiders besides b.. O.. Hotter were pres
ent. but he voted most of the stock.
Inc new company will have offices at
q broadway, New York, and will be cap
itallzed for two and one-half million dol
lars. The company is ~ncorporated un-
der the laws of New Jersey. For every
ten shares of stock held in the old Helena
HAAoCO tHe SudIeIOlQeTS Will receive
eleven shares in the new company. It
Is understood that the Helena & Frisco
stock will control a trifle more than one
half of the new company.
The Helena & Frisco Is one of the best
producers in the Occur d'Alenes, having
thousands of dollars in dividends to
its owners. nearly all of whom have lived
mere until 50 per cent of the stock was
sold to. eastern and English parties. The
Black Bear, n Of the properties acquir-
ed. adjoins large bodies of ore blocked
out and Is considered a great property.
The Galena min adjoins the Helena &
FRISCO on the east and is generally sup
posed to be an extension of the latter
VEIN. The Gem mine is located in that
vicinity and is owned by a Milwaukee
company.
The consolidation will permit the. opera
ton of these mines upon a minimum cost.
Ihe report has been current that this is
the beginning of the organization of lead
and silver mine trust, but the officers of
the new company. especially E.. O.. Hol-
ter. are emphatic in their denials. He
said 1t is simply a consolidation of four
companies into one, without any Of the
elements of a trust. Combined, he be
lleved. the properties would have a great
er value than they ever would separately.
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GET OUT OF BUTTE SMOKE.

Get out Of the Butte smoke and go to
Crystal Springs to enjoy the pure atmos-
phere which surrounds that beautiful
plaza. Rates $3.50 per day; S14 per week.
including plunge and private baths. Only
five miles from town. Stages leave
Lanylois' at regular intervals.
NICK JAHREISS, Prom.
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MEETING NOTICE.

Notice to Stockholders. The annual,
meeting of the stockholders of the Siive,.
Bow National bank Of Butte city win
be held Tuesday, January 8. 1870 NJ =
O'Clock p. M. at the banking ho,,sa -
said bank, for the election Of a board ~
directors for h ensuing year and the
transaction of such other business as
ma come before said meeting.
FAYETTE HARRINGTON.
Butte. Montana. December 9. 1seo.
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BUTTE COAL

We employ no solicitors and no col.
lectors. Our method of doing business
is to keep expenses down to the mimi
mum and to see to 1t thai each ton of
coal contains the maximum value. Our
customer is TIE medium through which
we advertise. Butte Coal Company. No.
4 East Broadway. Tel. AT.
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LADIES

good remedy, and there is not any.
Tansy Tablets for the relief and c,,ra -
painful and irregular menses. Thee
!aDiets remove all distractions. no mat.
ter what the cause. Manufactured bv 4.
Augendre. Paris. France. and for sails
Only ny the Newbro Drug Co., Butte.
smunt;, sole agents. Price, 81 per box:
eene ~ man. securely sealed.
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Pure beer is a beverage that IL ac,an
able to the palate n valuable to the h,,-
man system. The beer produced bv Hen
ry .Muntzer is the very best and recon-.
mends itself. A trial will convince. Cain
up Butte Brewery. Phone. 252.
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SMALLPOX.

The Fidelity & Casualty Co., of New
York, insure against accidents, also
against illness from smallpox, varioloid,
pneumonia and many other diseases.
I,eynolds &; Mcdowell, a. ents,. As E.
Broadway.
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ENTITLED TO PAY,
TEACHERS NOT. TO LOSE SALARIES
IF SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED.

The teachers in the public schools will
not lose their compensation because the
schools have to be closed on account Of
smallpox or other epidemics. This is the
essence of an opinion by the attorney
general in reply to inquiry which was
received from County Attorney Evan Of
Valley county.
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To the Stockholders Of The Butte civ
Water

Water company:
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Butte
City Water company will be held at the
office of the company. Lewisohn building,
Butte, Montana. on Tuesday, January 3.
1900, at u o'clock, noon.
The business to be transacted at 4h;.
meeting will be the election of directors
for the ensuing year and any other bust
ness that may legally come before il.
The transfer books will be closed from
December p, 1899, to January 8, 1900, both
days inclusive.
W. J. LADD, Secretary.
Boston. December IL. 1854.
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bookKeeping taught practically. r,f-
eeeh lessons qualify. position guaranteed
? E. ,Loveridge, expert accountan+
Ieoon1 TO- ll5 North Main street.
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DIR. VIM. E. Dodd, eye specialist, Sho-
dair block. 4S West Park street. Exam
ination free. Glasses fitted.
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DR.. D. r. RAINV11L.E

block. 'oola D. Beaver
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sewing machines for rent, by week q,
Mo ne National Undertaking Company
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fund? W Inc LaWton
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The Williamson Corsets, large sizes, the
$500 kind for s1.50 and the $3.50 for 200.
Miss M. L. Johnson, 131 w. Broadway,
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Have you a New Years gift for the
Lawton fund?
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w. A. Larkin formerly with the Short
Line. has accepted a position with Daily,
Donahue & Meyer.
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Observation-Disclosures
In St. Paul SO6tdl 6tr0I6S +
!I!.iTI!,I.I!!!,II Il.T..III...J.,.!!..

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lincoln, 271 Pleasant
avenue, this city, will celebate the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage Monday.
Miss Maude Freeman entertained the
Omega Psi fraternity Of the state univer-
sity at a dancing party Tuesday evening
at her home on Summit avenue, Red and
green were used in the decorations, cardi-
nal carnations, tulips, Narcissus, Amer
can Beauty and meteor roses were in
termingled with palms and ferns. Mr..
Charles Freeman led the cotillion with
Miss Alva Patterson, of Mankato. Mrs.
BIcVeigh and Mrs Burlington, Of Mime
apOls. assisted to receive and distribute
the favors.
Miss Foley and Miss Jefferson entertain
ed Monday evening at dinner and dance
at Miss Jeffersons home, Summit ave-
nue.. Eighteen young people were enter
taIned. Among them were Miss Foley,
Miss Gheen, Miss Mcclure, Miss Cook,
Miss Hammond, Miss Sauny, Miss Cooper,
Miss Selmes, Messrs. Matt Murphy, Wal
Ter. Hill. EIbert Young, Gerald Livingston,
Cecil Boeckmann, Clarence Freeman,
Ralph McDougan. Frank Foley. Mrs.
Foley chaperOned the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Schurmeier,
Crocus hill, have issued invitations for a
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been visiting in Chicago. spent few
days with DR.. and Mrs A. L. Whitcomb,
on their way to Seattle.
Miss Barber's Sunday school class Of St
Peters Episcopal church gave a lawn
social al" her home on Maria avenue
Thursday evening.
The Mission Band Of the East Presby-
terian Church held their annual picnic
Saturday at the home Of Mrs. Thompson.
Duluth avenue.
Miss Alice Won Deyn entertained the
Misses Cora and Ida Bohn, Janet and
Irma Fischbein and May Lee Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bereiter. who visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Mohaupt, returned Sunday to
Wisconsin.
Mrs. J. ]. Conley and Mrs. M. Koester
for Mrs. Robert Green, of Appleton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gebhard Bohn and family
Will leave this week FOR their summer
home. "'The Peplars," Lake Minnetonka
Miss Clare Carsland. who has been Wis
lting friends on the bluff. returned to
Pennington Saturday.
Mrs. E. R. Findley will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the East Presby-
terian church Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Setter who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Helmes,
returned to New Ulm.
Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ Selling are enter
tanning Mr.. Settings parents, of Copen-
hagen, Denmark.
Mrs. ]. Adrian has been entertaining
Mrs. Marie Hefty and Mrs. Carl Brenner.
of Saltwater. f.e11
Mrs Schur1neier and Miss Belle Caid-
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PERSONAL MENTION.

mrs. N. s. Dousman and the Misses
virginia and Violet Dousman, of the Abb
ePaeen' ten who have been spending the win
Ter In New York. are at their summer
home at Prairie du Chen. Miss Tn6iia
later. wv "eeAS
Miss Margaret ]. A Otis and sister AL
Ice left st; Paul yesterday for months
outing In the Kootenai region They will
visit all points Of interest, making head
quarters with friends in Taylor. 3. c.
Mrs. A H. Wilder. Summit avenue. will
return n next week from Europe. DR. and
Mrs. L e. w V. Appleby. with whom she
was visiting in Berlin. will remain several
months longer in Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Hart have returned
from milwaukee,. where Mr.. Hart was
delegate to the grand International con-
Xentlon OF brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quincy Adams. of
CrocuS Hill, have gone to Stockbridge
Mass to spend month at Mr. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Young. Summit
avenue. will leave soon to spend the sea
son at their seashore home at Edgerton
Mass.
Mrs. o. L. Lienau. of Los Angeles Cal
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Dohru
OF lol McBoal street, is here on visit
Mr.. and Mrs. P J. TowIe. of Lincoln
avenue Will entertain Miss Lou Hutch
lnson. Of Chicago, the coming week
Mr. and Mrs. c. III. Palmer. of Oakland
avenue, go to Mahtomadi for the season
about the middle OF June.
Nh, and Mrs, l.. /. May, Cedar street
VIII remove to their country place near
Saltwater next week
Mar. and Mrs. George H Mead. of Chi
cago. who have been visiting friends in
the city, have returned
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Boardman. Grove
street. have removed to their summer
home at Dellwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Slocum. of Summit
avenue. have gone to Lake Minnetonka
for the summer.
Mrs. J. w. Cooper. of Fairmount ave-
nue., will return next week from Mount
Clemens. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lando. of 936 Beech street,
left last night for Europe to see their
aged parents.
Mrs. S. H. Putnam. of East Third
street has gone East for part of the
summer.
Mrs. A. G. vogt. of East Third street.
Center.
Mrs. Frank A. Upham. of Aurora ave-
nue.. has returned from Lake Independ-
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Stein have moved
to their summer home at Lake Josephine
Mr.. and Mrs. c: B. Bpwlby. of the AL
bion. will leave shortly for the East
Mr.. and Mrs T. Blood, Central Park.
will spend the summer in Wales.
Dr. and Mrs. j. w. Chamberlin will be
in Atlantic City. N. J., this week
NJ. and Mrs. Harry T. Morris have
returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. S. w Dickson. of Laurel avenue.
will spend the summer East.
Mrs. ]: e. Cochran. of the Marlbor-
ough. is home from Chicago.
Mrs Charles q. Thomas and the Misses
Thomas are at Greene 10.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S Grain are going on
a month trip to Alaska.
Mrs. D. B. Gardner. of Selby avenue, is
home from the East
Mrs John Watkins, of BIT Mlsslss ppi
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broidery club. She was assisted by Mrs.
o. Munson. The club will meet Wednes-
day, June 49, with Mrs. w. c. Hertz, 463
Martin street.
An enjoyable progressive euchre party
was given last Friday afternoon by Mrs.
B. L. Miller and Miss Lillian Ellis at the
home of the latter on st. Anthony avenue.
Seven tables were played and the score
cards were ornamented with carnations.
Mesdames Capron and Scott assisted in
receiving. Favors were won by Mesdames
Wright, Searles, Edwards Miller. Adams,
Fox and Parrish Miss Holan, Of StillWa-
ter, was the guest of honor.
Mrs. Thomas Swanson, of Lafayette
avenue, entertained a party Of about
thirty Friday at an afternoon coffee,
celebrating her birthday anniversary.
Miss Pearl Cornwell, East Winifred
street, was surprised Monday evening,
her eighteenth birthday, by a company
of friends from the East side.
Miss Kate Barrett, of Payne avenue,
gave a dancing party Thursday evening,
in honor of Miss Stella Davis, who is to
leave soon for New York
Mrs. c. w. Zorn and Miss Mae BendIx-
en- gave a linen shower Friday in honor
of Miss Ida Mahle, who will be married
Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Glidden, of Maria avenue. was
pleasantly surprised by friends in honor
of her birthday Monday evening.
The Jolly Twenty OF the Hill spent a
very delightful day at White Bear lake
Wednesday.
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led to Friday.

club has been postponed to Friday.
Miss Jean Hoatson Is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Koehler. Of Big Stone.
Miss Therese Stierle gave a musical and
dancing party Saturday evening.
Sherman EdgingtOn and Miss Lois Edg-
ington are visiting in EldOra, 10.
Mrs Katherine Grey. Of the Marlowe,
will spend the summer abroad.
The I'm Zoo Wee club met Tuesday aft
ernOOn with Miss Agnes HOiL
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Malloy returned
Friday from Blooming Prairie.
Mrs Nachtsheim entertained Saturday
afternoon for her son Henry.
Mrs T. Burke. Of Fergus Falls. has
been visiting bluff friends.
Mrs. Wolff Of Appleton. Wis. Is visit
Ing her niece. Mrs. Bacller.
Mrs Jones. of North Dakota. IS a guest
Of Mrs. Frank Aldrich.
Mrs P. D. Ulmer is entertaining Mrs. 2.
Goodman Of Denver.
Mrs Charles II. Helmes has returned
from New Uim.
The Van Buren, School union will meet
Monday evening
Mrs Galloway entertained at cards Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. T. Spiel have removed
to Hutchinson
Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ. Poppy have gone
to PittsburE.
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hgHgE- WEIMBERGER

Wishes to announce to her patrons and
the public that in order to close the sea
son earlier than usual and leave for Paris,
she will offer from now until July 18th
her entire stock of imported novelties,
including handsome dress patterns, silks,
trimmings, etc, at actual cost and less.
Special attention to Tailored Suits and Fancy
Waists. Very great reduction in thin gowns.
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DAYTON's BLUFF.

Mrs. P: ]. Giesen entertained at a
by Mrs. John G:esen and Mrs n. F.
Hilbert. The rooms were decorated with
the guests were Mesdames WILLIAMS and
Marthias. of Highwood; EGyderstaedt
Won Deyn, Gebhard, Bohn, Mannheimer,
ier r'fdF Frye, a Traeger' ~ F. ". Bergmeier nisr
William Theabald. Bertha Theobald, Pen
ner. Eggers, Strauss. Defeld. Yoerg.
Richard Kneuertz, Charles Weinhagen,
John Seeger, Adolph Giesen and Joseph
G:esen.
Mrs Peterson, Of Maria avenue, chap
eroned bicycle party to Lake Como
Ny.n Wednesday In e the eoaps party were the
Shuttle. Ethel LIE May, Alice Gage Lin
da Hartman, Grace Bloomfield. Messrs.
Fred Wolterstorff. Fred van Duyne, Lyt-
ton Shields and Walter Seeger
The ladies of the Bates Avenue church
gave a lawn social Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Atkins. In charge
We're Mrs. Blade. Mrs: Atkins, Mrs W.
w. Hayward, Mrs e. A. Kimbal and
Mrs. William Brink.
Mrs Andrew Erickson, of Mclean ave
nue., has issued cards for the marriage
of her niece. Lulu M. Clark. and Jo-
seph J. Germann, Tuesday. June r. at 10
O'Clock, at st. Peters Episcopal church.
The Ladies Cooperative Society of the
Atlantic Church will meet Thursday with
Mrs. c. D. Stewart. The ladies will
give a silver tea Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Mcmillan.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Presbyterian Church will give lawn So
cial Thursday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs H. Cook. 1909 Fauquier street.
Mrs Dresden, of Ross street. will en-
tertain the Ladies' Aid Society of st.
Johns Catholic Church Wednesday, The
ladies will give social June 27.
The Young Women's Foreign Mission
-ary Society of the Dayton's Bluff Ger
man M. e. Church met Monday evening
with Mrs Samuel Traeger.
Rev. and Mrs. FL. D. Brown. who have