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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09

SHORT STOR E BY
Thomas N9.sOn Page
Henry Jams
Henry vau Dye
E 4rnest 8eston Thompson
EdI5h Wharton
O1t8Va Thanat
William Allen White
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09

PUVTS DE Od4V ANNE3 bv John
La Fargo Clus'"etr n n rolCr)
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09

SPECIAL ILLUSTRATIVE CaEMEs Tin co
TT ~Ed lis DIeck hnO Wnnt) OV Walter
Appleton CLARK, e @ Pc K ,Eto
Henry MeCarEer, D vIgnt L Etmen
oorf and others
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... .CHARLES 81 RlBNER'I SONS,
Publishers NFw 70 K
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-04


AyERIII.-fn this edty. September ;, 1900, AZ her
late residence, 1911 second avenue. Hannah T.
Averili. aged % years.
The remains are AZ Bonnsy & stswart's
PORTER-The funeral services OF the late Nancy
MAJ Porter will te held At Bonney stewsrts
funeral pariors this Tuesday morning, Septem-
Der g. 100. AZ 10 O'clock interment IN Lake view
cemetery.
BFNJAMix-fn this city, September ,. 1900. At the
family residence. bs Maynard avenue. William
nj betcTed snn Of Mr. and Mrs. William BeDta-
min. aged months and days.
Funeral this fTussdsyl afternoon. from the fam
iiy residence. at o'clock Interment In Lake View
cemetery.
sKApERLExDA-In this city. September ), 100,
at liis Western avenue Blazo skaperienda. aged
70 yeafa.
Isensins at Bonney & stewart's.
JENsEN-In this city. September .. 1900. oleo r..
Jensen. aged q years.
Remains ~ Bonnsy sfswat's.
DAvIEs-Af i1 Seneca street. George Davies. q
cancer. aged 81 years
The funeral will take place from the residence
Wedne<dsy afternoon at O'Clock. under tho ans.
pieces Of Stevens post. O. A. r.. Of which decreased
was member.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WANT An
AGENCIES.


~ post-Intelsssess he's sutahiished bvsneA asss.
sssr where ciasdned advertisements win b. received
sstii 10 p n. each day me rates charged q the
eenrsr b,ulns~ office. CASH eds only viii b. tahsn
q branch sgsnriss Following b IL VT d aesaciss;
Ysrhe DsrrinGten's aru9 stose,
second avenue anA Pike.
Broadway PhaSnaey, p. =. Fisher.
broadway ana Jaaes.
aenton Hil1 Pharmacy, Maaisen
street aaa Ffftssnth avenue.
Walla WaIts PhaPnaoy, Tweuty.
0rst asa East Je2ereou.
nrswn's Pharmacy, corner yssisp
ana broadway.
shtPtle9's DPug store Twenty.
ehtrd aveaue sonth and jackson.
Esweil street Pharmacy, 1O73 Hew-
ell, eesneF uoren.
Rerth seattle Pharmscy. nattesy
ana First avsnus.
4. y, Gays PhaRmney, Denny way
ana Fifth avenus north.
=. =. Csst1wan's PAasnasy. ousen
Anns avsnns sna Rey street.
DALLARD.
Prssten's PAarmaey. Ballard ave.
me.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drag Company, Lake
strset and EwtnG sveaus.
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL \
Continued.

>-~---------->-----~--~->--
j. S. Chase. Les,,. -. +
CHASE & MAXWEI.L.
Real Estate Agents.
street floor Halter bldg. Phone. Ma, =
Real property is from g 10 "a -
cheaper IN SETTLE than in any M nv
growing city In the country, hun 3 ~
lily increasing In value, and the r~,xs1
crease IN population viii soon causs III
TO double.
$3.50 ......... CORNER NEAR MArss~.
Lot eoxi2S. with good S-roorn hone. ~
ern conveniences: brick foundafs,a
basement walls: newly painted ~ r.
psrea. sewer connections: SCUM
s.....-HousE OF 8 RooMs-A ~. y
modern style house. in ETC.
choice location, with commandin-
OF Sound and mountain ranges, ~
ed street. worth xs,ao, but lesx MI
as MORTGAGES wishes TO realixa. ~
about this II you want a Rice 49,.
a very reasonable price.
a.soo--A GROOM cottage f an rn,...
avenue. near Thomas str~~f:
graded and severed. in popular ru1i25
locality; easy terms.
s2.s -. STRICTLY MODERN Hot111
-NGNt ttOAOlAHi1 Ntlt~OAlll and 0m41x1
8 rooms. bath and toilet; on -
street; fine view: easy ternx
No. sST.
x.scc.... .................. ON BRoAuw
s-story house OF ! rooms; good nslG21
hood; street graded and severed. 7{I
se1co. ...............G GOOD s-RooM Ho6
Nicely located on lot 50xii. W,fS
amount OF fruit: well buNt. with
stationary washstands and toilet:
and mantel; front and back xtaiv.< Nv
view of lake and mountains,
No. sSS
si.eoo. ................... GROOM corfx
On Twenty-first avenue. north 81 ~
house well built: has hath ana h
sewer connections: lot set vita - T.
81 600. .......... NEW GROOM CORY
Well built; set on brick piers: nloc75
Gated on car lines overlooking ~ @
ss.sooe...... ON WASHINGTON STU
6-room cottage. with bath and toljSis g.
6oxI% CS5 feet vacanO. room Tor
house: near Tenth avenue south, r
cash. balance = per cert:
We have them at all prices IN al -
OF tho city. We quote few only. 7Sz
steo--A corner 6oxso. streets gra6e6 2
severed.
8, Desirable lots on broadway.
SS00--Isot on East Howell; sewer h 81
Ebo-Choice lot on Bellevue.
$l,ooo--Isot on Seventeenth avenuA -
OF Madison --3
s7ss--I.ot on Roy; strest graded Al l|
cred. M
sl.oe-Tract on Yesler way, issxak "a.
81 50o--yery choice lot on Boylston ~
ST. ssO--Cffoicc building site on opeen
hill. l44ts feet front ~ w.
H,90o-very choice corner. First 60
ssoo- Corner on Queen An.s. ssaxl
500 to 4500-Excecdingly choice lo13 ~
Beacon hill: grand views: stree{1
ed; fifteen minutes from Second ~
IS, 25o-I4ot on Boylston. near Ma61oo4
For other good properties. al ktnt3
CHASE q MAxwELxA
Halter building. street 6ceR "A
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The following iet,srs await advertisers
a this saffies-



LORRAINE club. No. 4. o. E. s.. will
hold their next regular meeting Friday.
September Z. in X OF L. hall, Stevens
block. FIRST avenue and Marion street.
Mrs y, Z. Fcnton. Secretary.
NEW opening dancing classes. Monday
and Friday evenings NJ $50, at Prof
Wilson's dancing school. Ranka hall
ifke street and Fifth avenue. private
lessons daily Ball room and dancing
guide sent free
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WANT ADS.

Advertisement unAss any
heaAlng IN classified columns,
10 wePl each Insertions msn-
1wum charge, 3Be. C1sssansa
aavertisemenss running one
0onth without change 81 COPY.
Q1.SO per 1fne (ssvsn words
eount 20 lfne). On three
mesths' order, e1.8B per lins
per aenths On sir nenths' or
ass, $50 per line per months
On yearly order, u per 1ins
per aonth.
Ieeeessseeeeeesssesssssss
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PuBLfsHERg NoTIcE.-lrrveitne sssnts are A
=. Burnett. ,. A. Mcclellan, o. B. Loomis and y.
blanchard. City collectors r. T. Hawisy John
D. Bhsebsn. J. A. GoodfeIlow. A. n. Mills ana
Robert Akin. Postmaster everywhere are otil
esenss. Pay money only to thsss and 20 our ress
Sent sgsnfs In the various dties and towns OF thu
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WEDDINGS.

sw sON-HOLMGREN-M Gust 7. Swanson.
Of Franklin wash and Miss Huids H. Holm
freu, Of Seattle we're united in marriage septsm.
bsr s. 100 in the pafior q the New England
hotel, Seattle. Rev. Martin I. larson oaielzting.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE BARBER shop and bath rooms
IN best growing town In SOufhera Alas
ulars address L. w. ADns' Ketchikaa.
Alaska.
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FOR aAT4E-I'y w. W. BEAHh0
Talon block w.
Onr acre. rear Van Ast~3ts h1e
room b0uNs. stable. fhleseH lot
treea snd small ffglt. So sa*y
s31INs feet. Thtfty-tAlfa AyeutsHf r..
afona pafk ear iises attracting ~
story Rnd Il half h0pHe. beAlint~ 49,
si0n and fire view ~ iHke. 81 ~
Very ehaisse l0t On kixth Aefrpe
between Dsany way And 5yHN
GsNt10 fact. With nfieys Hffee<
and alley ~ Hefeds 3i,I@s
g@ feet. belmont aNenfie. sfa@s1 ss
fine view. attractive eufrn4Es@'H4<s 4
car lime ard cts park y - ..uSi
eQxf~ fest eu t.nkf~leN nrt1vfs F.
street aud bicycle gstn. issn 10y .ty4 IL r.
Full hl03k T. Tots. each Hf1l@ z~<4 g.
Agiey u fact. oHs block nestt y I. =. S7
PARK, Fmai1 hUuEe. barn, ent<tr5
fsnca aEf hadgc atpUad the -
Fssw ~ hay that G&nuoE ~ phsstv
fswSs saeF tefsftN. -
33stsl feet ~ Weatiake avsn1es 49,
modern haN9~s gTA3E6 Nfte&t n" 0
oaaaestlsp. ki,5aS. .<>><6
Hsxli1 feet. hall block from JAekMN ~
small hNuNe eu rear. ~
street graeeis. Fise9. easy stfs ~
0ixJgo feat. cerner on lh1sIse.s :. ~ n
north. both streets graded ses> 80
elxlSl feet. On Denny ~a5. ns*f
avenue, $3.50 - 80
soxizs feet, Dexter ayenas. Eszos9
tssgG. s&
eaxfsg fest. i.aEeeiew asense,
sfreet. $40. -
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We have several cottages that -
fcrecloeed and Bru now o0efed y
half OF their original cost I'LL
ys0o-For s-room cottage, with 80
easy terms
1900 Nice story and half t-roc9 81
with bath. etc. with thr<e to4 y
blocks from new electric caf IL
terms.
ssso--Cottage Of 8 rooms, GA on S{{
terms; fss.oo cash. balances - - .5
month. .
g. no Fine 7-room house. br1f4
one half block from new caecQ
easy terms.
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FOR SAIE-~CSo1d s-foesa house. u
irona car iiaes fInc view Of -
ingten. furnace. etc. price. k1s% = .rs23
Investment ca. III Columbia n.t-.~-.s>.|
BEATTTFIJI. location on Br9x1N3
feet frontage. s.. 600: ehsa pest ~.
District Moore Iasestr1eat 90
IEmEla street.
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THE Denny Blaine Lake Paxs =
burb unique AID distinct Ne el&4
Seattle u like Il. No other c. q
nlssnificsncs Of scenery. Is
All this avenues are laid on r -
style. and are graded.
Ts S;sx oo inform e 3. tie s.ssos.s
lot IL
The park h on the heights evQ1o
Lake Washington. the cAeoo1oo ri
Mount Rainier; not In frnGun1H Il
the whole panorama
The avenues 49, graded ard - 60
waiks.
city water supplies the ent1N - q
II Is unsurpassed ~ . residential 49,
Pure air. no smoke.
1t IN only twenty-five minutes NJ ~
just rebuilt and equipped WITH a
OK modern cars
II IL midway between the AQnt
parks on the Pacific coast-19a0c
Madrona- VI VI
Examine our. piats and % out wol1
OF our mem to sce tho prooog0s 4
II Win pay you &.
DENNY-BI4AINE LAND "a, =,
Dexter Horton Bank - e
4t 1ftt
t.1t4z1
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srrciAI INVOLVEMENT.

SEATTLE SEMINARY az Ross. institu
e mSn nsn essas1s srsas aSaF ru
highest university requirements, special
attention - preparatory work, instru-
mental and vocal music. teachers thor
oughiy qualified. buildings strictly mod
rrh eighth year opens September aSth,
correspondence solicited Alexander
Beers, gvnetai secretary Ross, Wash.
MoToRMEN- we arr making for your
special use giovrs. Montpelier style re-
inferSed palm. VI asbestos tanned horse
hide
Alaska nl,s, with or without removable
linings. also leather snependers II you
try thesn you will have no Other
Double manglsS that are stronger more
brilliant and lasting tnan any other
PACIFIC hsuk EFSAGE Co, ian strst
ALI. parties wishing 10 visit Green river
senn NM ~ b.,ci ana "A, eS,s,,, ,'"o,s =
rly g Mi.s a. y Watkins, frpp.
TNAMsTERs Atienticns Wagon seat
tops and unlhrniiss Seattle Tent ana
Awning GU Marion aai Western.
CREW NOTICES.
ARETHtfSA. German ship. Capt Me
meyer, fr0n Hamburg Neither the cap
tain nor. tee unaerAlEnea, canslsnecs ~
slhis fnr any detsa that may b. con.
trnrtea ~ iae cyrN ~ ~ later.
mar wsSrEp--FrA.ALg.
ANY lady can easily rake SIS 20 IS
weekly by reprssSnting VS. IN her local
fty, ana as the position Is eQta pleasant
and pt0Aiabie tho year round. l viii
giadty send fun particulars - all. ovea
So0r SPARE tine j. valuable, aus Il you
really want 10 make money. address.
With - stamp MRS NARY r.
WHISTLER. 81 Washington 81. chl-
cAEo. III.
WANTEn--Young lady sscRorraphcr 10
answer correspondence for an hour or
1--WE daily. work can ec douc away from
office, II desired Address q "A. Pest
iutellEcncef
WANTED--GooA girl, general house
work small family hEht Washing only.
Apply In morning. 1890 Eighteenth ave-
nue.. one block south 81 Madison,
----f
FAMILY Of two wants a giri for gen
cral housework good home. Light work
Cal, NJ Twenty first avenue. corner East
GAAgzS strsat- Madrora Park car.
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BUSINESS CHANcEs-continuea.

81 1oo-2l rooms: rent $50; snap
$780, rooms. rent SIS; great bargain.
Ssa-io rooms; nicely furnished; fine.
81. ts0l-3S rooms; rent cheap.
$l.9oo-i7-room nat; nice place
sSUe-lS rooms, center OF city
Ss.oco-4e rooms; call for it,
Sz.tco-Sfrocery. at inventory cost price.
Sl.6ea-<srocery, at inventory: bargain.
81. aep-(srocery; everything new; investi-
gate.
Ssn-F'rutt store. Second avenue: bargain
seoo-Cigar, tobacco and fruit: living
rooms.
We have several more; call and
investigate; we can suit you; business
chances in city and country. OF all de-
scriptions
EDWARDS & HAIL, slis Hinckley blk.
Established ISIS
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CREW NOTICES.

ARETHt'SA. German ship. Capt. Me
meyer frOfn Hamburg Neither the cap-
tain nor. tbs undersigned. canslxnaes ~
the ahoVe-pAmet vessel Niil BE rrspnn-
sihis fnr any dctsis that may b. caa-
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ssao. y7Bpo, nce.so eSfhm :.
fror ssglrahia nusidinr lots on - 1
trio iinN. within n nssnutnS rsde ~ "a.
with &c car fare. fine. healthy -
with grand views. xp~d ses4
good wator. Terrns 81 p3yrnfsf
easy. ora-apafter down and
monthly. Call for map and 49,
or ist wns az CUR agents ~ - H..
property with yoa ss
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. mEl.r VI ANrnp-FrA.Al.s.

lady sscRorraphcr 70
answer correspondence for an hour or
office, II desired. Address q "a. Post
lutelllEcaccf
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sTURTEvANT 4 60.
General Agents fsr West seattle -
ii2 Columbia street.
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FUH SAEt-HEItIAN HANI3.
--~----------~---------~--
BELGIAN hare bargains this week at DR..
Hanna'N Rabbltry Zine lot 81 high
grade does left with US By widow lady
leaving city. can he bought for less
than your owr price. We also have bar
gains ia our own stock. CAN and see
US AZ Niuetecnth avenue and Madison
street. Seattle
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hfktlAL NOIltE$.
QuARTERMAsTERs OFFICE. Seattle,
Wash, Sept. z. iAs3-- Bids win be re-
cc!ysd at >. M. the day fnliowiug the
arrival In this hMrDor of the ships VIII
helgriina and O9pack, expected about
September : and p for nfting them az
animal transports, Information a. this
office w. W. Robinson. tr., Major aud
0nartermaster., u s Vols.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber company's Mill AZ
The foot Of Broad street. North Seattle
Is uoN So operation Mill ogfica. tele-
phone, Union -. dowBtewn office. roam
&. Baiiey building over MeBgefn Union
Telegraph Office. telephone. Main SO.
coMPDsTTIoN-Sv are now prepared 20
DO composition FAR the trade tany mo4s-
ursf IN ncrp&Yeii. uilaioa. BREWER ard
long primer Satisfaction guarantees.
Gail or address. Pokt-inf@lli9cncer Sc
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION. FURNISHED
fnAuufAcf uress. brstnrsa hnusaa and pigl-
nc men - the Press ClpPlag Eure 50
tAjen'~j. room q. Mckay buiiting Port
iand Or
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AuCTIoxEERs,

n !. WALKER. genera AGeilon~..
ice, lZ12 Western avenue Phone. 81.
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WANTEp--tiood girl, general house
work small family hEht Washing only
Apply In morning. 1880 Eighteenth ave-
nue.. enc block south 81 Madison,
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Did you ever stop and consider how much
you neglect It? Also. how much 1t might
be improved with scientific treatment?
Mrs. Shelter makes no charge for advice
relative to the preservation and proper
care of the hair.
Call at the only
MODERN TOILET PARLORS.
Downs block. 100 Second avenue
Phone Blue $40
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-12-01

with Mrs. George F. Dickmsn Saturday
afternoon. November II. Practical
demonstrations in the making Of coffee
were given by Mrs. Merriam. Mrs.
Dickman prepared macaroni and
cheese before the club, and Mrs. Frank
lin made cream pudding and scien-
tificslly compounded the ingredients be.
fore an interested audience. After
these articles of food had been prepared
the ladies discussed decorations for
Thanksgiving table. Many novel ideas
were given. and then menus that were
hygienic for Thanksgiving dinners were
mentioned. Mesdames Carey. Schultz
and Stoner were on the committee for
table decorations, and after the program
was completed the club was invited to
the dining room, where the table was
decorated in autumn flowers and fruits.
The center piece was berries Of the
mountain ash. Chrysanthemums were
the flowers used, and on the corners of
the table were small green or yellow
pumpkins, fashioned into quaint bas-
kets filled with bonbons or nuts. The
two-course lunch which had been pre-
pared by the demonstrators, was then
served the club.
Nebraskans, though they would have
enjoyer the greater glory Of completely
defeating Minnesota, were proud and
happy over the fine playing Of the Ne
braska team and the creditable score of
20 to u.
The Wednesday club formerly the
Social Literary Circle Of Crete csle.
brated its fifteenth anniversary on No.
vember IA. when banquet was held at
the Cosmopolitan hotel. Fifty five mem.
bsrs, past and present, were hidden to
the feast, each privileged to invite one
guest. The lapse Of time has made
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-12-01

evening, November the twenty. third. to
a large number of their friends. Palms
and chrysanthemums were in abun-
dance. Those who received we're. Messrs.
and Mesdames Coffin. Cssebeer, Witter,
Newbecker and Mr.. W. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Garoutte enter
tanned the Monday Night Euchre club
last Monday evening. Members Of the
club present were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Hill, Casebeer, Jewell, Hibner,
Sine, Whiting, Turner. Hutchinson
and Klinker. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jakway.
Mics Jean Tuttle entertained the
members of Kappa Alpha Theta Friday
evening in honor Of Miss Jane Mac
farland.
Mrs. Henry D. Estabrook, 524 Dear
born avenue, Chicago. gave reception
last week to introduce her daughter,
Miss Blanch Estabrook to society. The
hours we're from 5 to 7 o'clock and gen.
tlemen as we'll as ladies were invited.
Mrs. Estabrook wore black net over
white satin. spangled with cut steel and
let. The debutante was attired in white
point d'esprit over taffeta and carried a
bunch OF white violets. Assisting in re-
ceiving were: Mesdames A. T. Gait,
w. S. Chapman, F. w. Gorkin, George
B. Harris, Julia Holmes Smith, Edward
A. Bigelow. Horace M. Kennedy. The
Young women who presided at the tea
table we're: Misses Helen Stewart,
Edith Kohlsaat, William, Edith Key,
Kohlsaat, Elizabeth Sellers, Marion
Strong, Emily Lyons. In the evening
the young people danced. Mrs. and
Miss Estabrook will be at home We'd
nesdays in December.
The household economics department
of the Woman's club Of Seward met
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-12-01

many changes. and former members OF
the club are now scattered from Massa-
chusetts to California, and from Mon
tana to Texas. Those unable to be pres
emit sent letters of greeting and congrat-
ulation. which were read in response to
roll call. The program which followed
the banquet was presented as follows:
Piano duet-Mesdames Fleming and
Bennett.
Toasts-( Toastmistrees, Mrs. j. P.
Clarey, Omaha; Cheerful Yesterdays,
Miss E. M. Thompson; What Club Life
Is to the Members. Mrs. z. Waterman;
The Other Fellow, Mrs. A. v. Msth-
ews; Clubs from the Standpoint of the
"Worser Hail." Professor h. F. Doane;
Promising Tomorrows, Mr.. M. III. Elem.
ing.
Vocal solo-Mrs. H. F. Doane.
Roll call.
Vocal duet-Mesdames Mathews and
Andrews.
A history of the club showed steady
progress throughout course Of high
grade literary work. also warm feeling
Of social unity, and the successful
achievement Of several philsnthropic
enterprises. The present work Of the
club is a continuance Of the past two
years study Of art and Browning.
Congressman and Mrs. Burkett gave
dinner Monday evening to Messrs. and
Mesdames Munger, Stephenson, Coch-
ran and Spencer.
Mrs. A. D. Burr. her daughter Maud
and son Harold have returned to Lin
coin after an absence Of nearly two
years.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Burt Richards
entertained about fifty ladies at a ken
singtor Tuesday afternoon. Guessing
nance Of advertisements from pictures
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pinned on he wall afforded considera-
BILE amusement. Mrs. Carney OF Meek
or, Colorado. won the prize for guessing
the greatest number OF pictures cor
rectly. During the aftsrn ION sweet
music wss heard from the Ideal Mando-
lin club.
The fourth entertainment of the
series to be given at the auditorium this
season. was given last Saturday evening
by Mrs. Katherine Fisk. Mrs. Fisk has
been heard here several times before.
In her program Saturday evening. aside
from her we'll nigh endless repertory OF
oratorio and aria, Mrs. Fisk has made
extremely popular her delightful ballad
recitals in French. German. Scotch and
English which are exceptionally pleas
ing and entertaining. Miss Sally Sher.
wood Belts WIS the accompanist. The
following program was given:
Creation Hymn Beethoven
The Trout Schubert
Death and the Maiden Schubert
Vergeblisches Stsndchen, Meme Liebe
list Grum Brahms
La Cloche Saint Saens
Mattinata Toeti
Bendermeer Stream Old Irish
The Lass with the Delicate Air DIR.
Arne. tOld English.
The Rosary Nevin
Slumber Boat Gaynor
September Charlton
Aud Plaid Shawl Haynes
Three Arias from Samson ct Dalila,
Fair Spring is Returning. Oh Love OF
Thy Power. Softly Awakes My Heart
Saint Saens
Innes and his band were heard here
Tuesday evening by an appreciative
though not large audience. The SOLO
lets we're Slgnor Albert, Nine. Noidi,
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Innes and his band were heard here
Tuesday evening by an sppreciative
though not large audience. The SOLO
ists we're Slgnor Albert, Nine. Noidi,
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