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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-02
SWENIE OVERCOME.
Chicago Fire Chief Has Narrow
Escape From Death.

Chicago, Feb. 2.-Fire Chief Swenie
had a narrow escape from death early
today in the burning factory of the
Rauch Furniture Manufacturing com
pany. The veteran head of the depart
ment was overcome by smoke and fell
unconscious in the rear of the office on
the first floor. Members of engine COM
pany No. bore Chief SWenie from the
building just in time to save his life.
The chief had gone into the building
alone, and it was several minutes be-
fore his men knew of his peril. The
structure, which is four stories high
and covers a large area, was burning
fiercely from the second floor, where
the fire originated, to the roof, but the
blaze had not penetrated downward to
the first floor when the chief arrived in
response to the alarm that was turned
in soon after the fire was discovered.
Four companies were directing
streams of water from leads of hose
upon the blaze. While waiting for the
summoned reinforcements to arrive
Chief SWenie seized an ak and broke in
the front door of the factory. He went
within almost unnoticed. After some
little time elapsed and his absence was
noted number of hremen went in
search of him.
The chiefs face had a deadly pallor,
his eyes were closed, his breath was
coming family and his arms hung nerve
Iessly by his side when he was car
ried into the street. There was excite
ment and CONSERVATION among the fire.
men.
Never before had the veteran been
overcome and never had there been ne
cessity for rescue of him by his own
men. The group that gathered about
him felt sure that some serious injury
has been sustained by Chief Swenie, but
an examination disclosed that smoke
alone had caused him to lose conscious
ness.
After a few rninIrfes the unconscious
chief was partially revived. He was
then removed to a nearby engine house.
A physician who was called said the
marshal's condition was not serious.
This is the first time in over half
century of fire fighting that Swenie has
been compelled to retreat before his foe.
Lately Chief Swenie has been subjected
to fainting spells and it is supposed
that he was seized with one of these
when the cloud of smoke settled down
on him.
The damage to the Rauch Manufac-
turing company will reach $4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-02

Washington, Feb. 2-Secretary Hay has
recommended to congress that the con-
sulate at Christiania be raised to a con-
sular generalship, owing to its growing
Importance and the large American in
terests there.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-02
LEYDS' MISSION.
It Is to Prevent England From Get
ting Hold of DeIagoa Bay.


Berlin, Feb. LIT is strongly rumored
in parliamentary circles that the chief
political object of DR.. Leyds in visiting
Paris. Berlin and st. Petersburg is to
induce France. Germany and Russia to
intervene if Great Britain should at
tempt to seize DelagOa Bay.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press learns that Count Won BueloW, the
foreign secretary, has thus far refused
TO give a definite promise. There have
been daily conferences between the En-
peror and Count Won Buelow on the
subject. German colonial circles and
the German government itself regard
the war as distinctly unfavorabIe to
Germany's interests in Africa. No mat
ter how it may end Germany will ac-
qu1re uncomfortable neighbOrs-either
-fanatica1 Beers" or "presumptuous
British
More than this, the feeling is that in
German southwest Africa where the
Boer element is strong, but slumbering,
a formidable BOer movement is bound
TO be awakened. Germany, therefore,
would like peace under conditions that
would leave both beHigerents weakened.
General Won SchWelling in the Isokal
Anzeiger says:
The Beers will and must continue
the hight until the military bankruptcy
OF the English is ACCOMPLISHED
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New York, Feb. 2-Henry irving sub
scribed $500 and Ellen Terry 500 for the
soldiers benefit performance at the En-
pire theater next Friday afternoon for
the benefit of sick and wounded English
soldiers in South Africa and American
soldiers in the Philippines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-02
SMASH OF GLASS.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars Worth
Shattered In Little Rock.

St. Louis, Feb. "A special to the
Post Dispatch from Little Rock, Ark.
says that loss of $3.50, 600 was caused
today by a fire that destroyed the stores
of the Dickinson Arms company, Ar
kansas Paper and Book company, Mrs.
Aliens millinery establishment, J. v.
Zimmerman's jewelry, Sam Blum, Ii
quOrs, E. Stern, cigars and tobacco and
N. Williamson, barber.
c. J. Cromers. grocery and the Hol-
lenberg Music company's store were
badly damaged. A quantity Of dyna-
mite and giant powder in the building
occupied by the Dickinson Arms com
pany exploded with tremendous force
breaking at least $4,000 worth of win
dow glass throughout the city.
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Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. Fire which
broke out at 5 o'clock in George w.
Stout's wholesale grocery spread to ad-
joining buildings occupied by Brinkmyer.
Kuhn and Co, wholesale grocers; the
acknowledgements company, Wholesale
boots and shoes and the A. Kiefer Drug
at $780, 600.
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Ruhlin Defsats Finnaran

round of what was to have been :. a
twenty round battle before the Genes
see Athletic club last night, Gus Rub
lin, Of Akron o.. knocked out Jack Fin
negan. of Pittsburg. Rubin weighed
IN at $50 pounds, and his adversary was
three pounds lighter, but fat and seem
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M-4a Premium Stamps
w OBHUCO"" for Saturday.

We will pay all day Tomorrow, in merchan-
Disc twenty cents per hundred for both Blue and
dition, and loose.
Don't stick any more stamps in your books.
From this going to give you Groceries
at our Lowest Cash Prices in exchange for your
stamps.
We will continue to give Premium Stamps as
heretofore
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Paris, Feb. 1.-The Rome correspondent
of the Figaro says: "Monsignor Totichet,
bishop of Orleans, in the course of an in
tervie<. has admitted that the telegram
he sent to the universe saying that the
Pope considered any manifestation on the
subject of assumptionists would be dam
gerous, was inspired by Leo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-02

Washington, Feb 2.-The members of the
Philippine commission. Messrs. Schur-
man, Worcester. DENLY and Admiral
Dewey. with Secretary Macarthur, called
at the White House late yesterday after
noon and handed their report to the
president. It is understood that the re-
port viii be sent to congress within day
or two.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-13
GONE ToaOTHER CllRES.
The Troubles Of John Bell Fell Thick
and Fast and He Flees From the
Prosecution, of Creditors. K

The Troubles Of John Bell Fell Thick
and Fast and He Flees From the
Prosecution: of Creditors.
John Bell. who recently disposed OF
the White Front restaurant, OF which
he has been the proprietor for some
time past. yesterday swore out war
rants before Squire Rogers for the ar
rest OF Kittie Krilg. Minerva Martin
ana Clnrk Rugh. alleging that they rob-
bed him of $50 In an Eoff street bagnlo
at O'Clock yesterday morning. He
wanted 'thesGase heard right away, but
the squire continued 1t until afternoon
to allow; Of9cers Michlels and McGul-
gan time toinvestisate the matter. AZ
ter ayflose Investigation, It was found
that there WAS no foundation to the
charges, ami they were. dismissed.
Soon after the discharge OF the pris-
oners rnanycrcdltors milk men, BUTCH
ers. Ice nGn. butter and egg men,
appeared before Squire Rogers, looking
for Bell Five Of the Winters that were
In his employ also appeared and there
was a general wall Of ,despaIr.that rent
the air andipunttured big. square holes
In the atmosphere. officer Mlchaels
went afterithe man. but could not find
him. as hcievidently decamped for a
milder cline. where there Will be free
dom from persecution ana he can rest
his head on downy bed of ease without
the Fostering thought that at any mo-
ment he would be aroused and taken in
tow by the, mighty minlons OF the law.
During the day Justice Fitzpatrick
attached the restaurant to satisfy a
claim Of s22.95 due William Williams for
butter andaeggs. The money was re-
covered, 'asithe' new owner had not yet
paid over any money;
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In Clerk. Robertson,s Office.

In Clerk tRob2rtson's office yesterday.
the following were recorded:
Deed maile. October L., 1900. by Henry
c. Senne and wife to Louis A. Senne.
comforting ,one-half of south half OF lot
No. 70. west side of Jacob street, be-
tween Fwenty-ffth and Twcnty-slxth
streets. .7a 81.
Decd made October - 1900 by Louis
a. Senne, and wife to Henry C. Senne,
comforting ,pne-half' Of aoutfl half of lot
No. 70. west side OF Jacob street. be-
tweea Twenty-hfth and Twenty-slxth
stress. F
Deed made September q, 1900, by
Elizabeth S. Thompsons executors to
Jacob Hilton, comforting lot In block
A. In theIplat OF Steenrod: considera-
ton. $5Oe.
Deed made October 6. 1900, by Joseph
Spe!cel aad Wife to Bernard Spelda,.
comforting lot No. 5, square No. %,
Eighth ward: consideration S..
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Went on a Strike.

The men employed by the Central
District & Printing Telegraph Com
pany In digging the conGuits in Alley
c, between Twentieth and Twenty-irst
Streets srefused to return to work at
noon yesterday. The men want a nine
hour day: They have been working ten
hours and unless the company grants
them nine hour day they will refuse
to return to work. ~
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Ing. October II, at the First Presbyter-
ian church. The following Is a list Of
those who will participate at the cere-
mony. The brlde-elect will be given
away by her father. Miss Hoxsey. Of
Westerly. r. l., will be maid OF honor
while Mrs. Ashby Lee Bedler. OF New
York. and Mrs. Charles Stacy. OF Rich
mond. Va. both sisters OF Miss Lewis.
VIII be m2trons OF honor. The list OF
bridesmaids includes the names Of Miss
Abney. Miss Anderson. OF this city; Miss
Sargent. OF New Hampshire and Miss
Alice klloourne, OF Columbus, O.. Mr..
Herban Brown will actsas best dman.
with the following groomsmen: Messrs.
Rob Jeffrey and Will Lapham, OF
Columbus, o.: Clarence and Everett
Peck, OF Plainfeld. N. j.. all Yale
classmates OF the groom-elect. assisted
BY Messrs. John A. ,Thayer. Harry Les
lie Boggs, Plat BrIghtwell. Charles
Dickinson nrd Henry Lewis, of this
city, and Charles Lewis, OF Point Pleas
ant,
parties galore ere being planned for
next week. In connection with this most
prominent society event.
Another wedding OF note on October
IL, Will be that Of Miss Nina Champion
Henry, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert s. Henry. to Mr.. Frank Gilbert
Brown, OF Troy. N. Y.
The formal autumnal society season
vii. be opened Monday evening, Octo-
Der Is, with dinner-dance at the
Glenwood City Club rooms.
The marriage OF Mr.. Henry Lewis and
Miss Anna johnson. Is down on the so
eial calendar for some time In Dccem-
William Seymour Edwards has re-
turned from q three months tour
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Funeral Of Frs. Holdt.

The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Holdt
Will take place from the residence of
her SON. On South Eoff street. this af-
ternoon at . O'Clock. Mrs. Foldt died
Of cerebral hcmorrhage Thursday
evening. in The eishty-fourtt year of
her age. She was widow and her de-
mise is inourned by D wide circle of
friends. by whom she was loved and
admired for her many noble and amia-
pie traits: Interment will take place at
Mt, Zion, EilN5l 1Eg -
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. !2.-Pittsbursh's
Interstate battery onot old enough to
vote saved the team from defeat Poole
went In In the third inning after four hits
and five runs had been made and held the
visitors down to four scattered hits In
addition lie knocked out n home run and n
thrcc-bagGcr. scoring the runs that won
the game. "jiSs" Donohuc played like n
veteran behind tho bat. Attendance. 1000
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CHARLESTON SOCIETY.

a wedding OF interest to the many
friends of the bride-clect in Wheeling.
will be that Of Miss Anne Dickinson
Lewis, youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cameron Lewis, and Mr..
Howard spatard Johnson, OF Columbus.
o.. to .be celebrated Wednesday, even
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Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
eases relieved In six hours by Nov
Great South American Kidney Cure" II
10 great surprise on account OF Its cx-
ceeding promptness in relieving pain In
bladder. kidneys and back. In male or
female. Relieves retention OF water
almost Immediately. II you want quick
rcllef and cure this Is the remedy. Sold
By II. II. List. druggist. Wheeling. ".
Wa, tth&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-13
Brooklyn Defeated.

BROOKLYN. Oct. 12-To-day's game
wound up the League season at Washing.
ton Park. New York won by hitting Yea.
gers delivery hard In the first two and
last innings. Carrick was n mystery end
would have shut tho Brooklyns out. hut
for errors behind him. The game was
called nt the end OF the eighth inning on
account of darkness. Score: RHE
New York ......c . 0 0 0 0 10 &c 4
Brooklyn ........O l 90 l 0 IL ]
BattcricS-Carrick and Bowermnn: Yea
ger and Mcclure. Earned runs. New
York I; Brooklyn .. Time. 80 Umpire,
Snyder. Attendance. 1000.
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Address by DR.. Bigger.

The Young Mems Improvement Asso-
citation has decided to hold services at
their rooms. Eighth ward. each Sunday
afternoon. ut o'clock. On next Sab
bath ut this hour. Rev. r. r. Bigger.
ph. D.. will address the young men on
Upon What Foundation nre You
Building?"
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River TeleErnms.

OIL CITY-RIvcr C inches and sta
tionary. Weather. clear and cool.
WAliRES-Rlvcr 4 OF n foot. Weo-
Their. fair and warm.
GREENSBoRo--Rivcr 8 feet S inches
and stationary. Weather. cloudy and
warmer.
BRoWNSVlLLE-RIvcr font &
Inches and stationary.
STEuBENNIlLE-Rivcr iOM lnch.,
and stationary. Weather. clear ana
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THE RIVER.

The marks at C y. m. Friday, showed
c inches and falling. Weather. warmer
md cloudy. ' ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-13

O'IIrIen. Struck out, by Poole ,; by CAL
lahan /. Passed ball. ]. Donohuc. Time.
1:5j. Umpire, O'Day.
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ATTEND Geo. R. Taylor's Fur op.
ching Friday and Saturday.
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Phillies Good Fielding.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 12.-phIladelphIa
defeated Boston by better fielding. The
visitors played poorer game than Is in.
dicated by the error column. The score:
r II L
Philadelphia ....2 0 / o 0 Q, 0-5 I d
Boston ...........2 0 90 o o. 3
Battcrlcs-Dunn and Jacklitch: Nichols
md Clarke Earned runs. Philadelphia /:
Boston 3 Time. l:io Umpire Hurst. At
tendance, CT.
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Bloomfield and Miss JossIa Martin. Thu
next entertainment, is scheduled for
October a5, at the Frank Zook home
with Mrs. Zook and Mrs. Harry ]. Men
del as hostcsses.
On the arrival of the train th,s m,rn.
ing from Washington 4; the CITY build
ing, Chapline street. the washington
visitors and champions of the Washing.
ton team, will be met, and escorted
from there to the For; Henry club hnusr
for breakfast bv the Wheeling clrb
whose guests they will be the rem,;n1er
Society, music and business circles
regret the departure from this CITY nj
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Wrestling and family
and Mr.. Jasper C. Baum. Mrs. Veis,.
ling is a prominent membrr of Tb,
Daughters of the Revolution and prnm.
inent and nonul,r /, Nusrc,, ,,-hn,,,,o
ed In the business commur,,v
Thu JunIor cotiI,,o, c,,s, ,c,,, h,
organized poxt Erid,y ,,an,,n :.
Arion hall under dircc,yon ~ proCos,o,
Delbru-r. TIN n,nes a, .,o n,,-aa
esscs will be r,vpr in nax. 1,hrr,,,
pape- professo- Iapocbo win n,,v
Monday nvnn,,r =, ,bo ho :,
oral and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell, ~ ~.
Main street, tho ,;,ssas nI,r,h, 49,,
Mary Caldwell will on,pr,,,n 10 60,
tive commi,,oo a, Tim prsaa,. w..
Club. This organ,zo,,on p,b-,oas ~
Younger norton NJ the co,,,,,,r co,
Miss Ann Na,u d,ugh,or :, ~.
Mrs James Neil, vii, o,..,,at. 49,.
Rabbits Foo. Chi, =, Tho ,or,. :. -
parents. on Mort. Main s,rao. ,ns.
Thursday af,arnoor NJ, Co.,',
Johns only daughter nj M ,nd Ny
Georrr T. Johns Mic. pahoaaa -,
Fry PAUL. and Miss Sarah D,,v,u saa
ond daughter Of Mr.. and Mr., poh.r, :,
Dalzcll. were invited to memhnrsh,n =,
the las, meeting =
The reception rendered II, ro,,,vo.
Club at the Ar!on club bouse bv prn,os
sor Delbrugge, was tbornrgtiy an ,n,.o
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THREE x Seal Coats at special
prices at Taylor's to-dny.
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SILK BREAKFAST Jacket.

This simple yet dainty little bre akfas gy
striped tafeta and trimmed with lac velvet
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SMALL Furs, new shapes ut Tay.
lor Co.'s.
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The Island Ladies' Euchre Club had
delightful session at the james z. Nc
Kee home Thursday afternoon, with
Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Al. Bowie as en-
tertaincrs. Tho club prizes were won
BY Mrs. Walter RInehart, Mrs. Walter
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The reception rendered the CotIllion
Club at the Ar!on club house by Profes.
SCR Delbrugge. was thoroughly enjoya-
BILE. The patronesses were Mrs. Thomas
Chalmers aioffat. Mrs. Jacob Wilson
Grubb. Mrs. William F. Stifel and Mrs.
Joseph Speidel. Meister's orchestra
rendered the music.
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Bloomfield and Miss Jessie Martin. The
next entertainment is scheduled for
October IS, at the Frank Zook home,
with Mrs. Zook and Mrs. Harry ]. Men
del as hostesses.
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Vance Memorial-At II a, M. install
lation OF elders and communion service.
At 1880 p. m. DR.. Austln's theme will
be, What the spirit sayeth unto the
Churches" The ladies Of this congre-
CATION have this week sent to a Tennea-
see Missionary barrel Of goods valued
at $50.
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On the arrival OF the train this morn
ing from Washington Al the city build
Ing. Chapline street, the Washington
visitors and champions Of the Washing
ton team, will be met, and escorted
from there to the Fort Henry club house
for breakfast by the Wheeling club,
whose guests they will be the remainder
OF the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-13

A Social Blue Book for Wheeling. sub
urban districts and adjacent towns.
covering section the social interests OF
which are identified with those Of
Wheeling. is now in course Of compIla-
tIon. and will be Issued about January
J. 1901. by the Elite Publishing Com
pany, of Wheeling. Pittsburgh and De-
trolt. Miss Grace q. Williams. who Is
here In Its interest, Is Mt home ut the
Ohio Heiskell residence, on North Chap
line street.
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Monday evening at the home Of Gem
eral and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell, on North
Main street, the Misses Martha and
Mary Caldwell will entertain the execu-
tive committee o: the Friday Night
Club. This organization embraces the
younger portion OF the cotillion set.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Warren. OF Den
yer. are at the Isaiah Warren home, on
Fifteenth strect. Mrs. Warren. with
h9' daughter. Mrs. Holloway is
still in Canada, but Is expected honr In
the next two weeks. ~
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The Kings Daughters OF st Luke's
church have arranged an. entertain
mcnt out OF the ordinary for next Tues
day evening. to be given IN the Parish
house on Ohio street Thu programme
Is diversified one. embracing Mr.. A. A.
Taylor and others OF the, best talent OF
the city, In a"musical .nortlon. Mrs.
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The Twentieth Century Girls will be
entertained BY Miss Louise Todd Baird.
at the Baird home on Fourteenth street,
next Thursday afternoon.
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IN THE CHURCHES.

First United Presbyterian church,
services will be conducted by Rev. John
A. Wilson. D. D., professor In Allegheny
Seminary. Services at 1880 u. m. and
1880 y. m. Christian Union at 6:45 p.
m. Sabbath school at 2p. m. Stran:
gers and others are cordially invited to
attend the services.
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The Junior Cotllllon class will be re-
organized next Friday evening, at
Arion hall. under direction of Professor
DeioruSge. The names of the patron
esses will be given in next Thursdays
pape-. Professor LaRoche will play.
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Society. music and business circles
regret the departure from this city of
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Wrestling and family
and Mr.. Jasper c. Baum. Mrs. Weist-
ling is prominent member of The
Daughters OF the Revolution and prom
inent and popular in Musical Wheeling,
and Mr.. Wrestling is descrvedly respect
ed In the business community.
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The wedding OF Miss Sidney Rather
Inc List. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ.
List, and MIR. Thomas Pogue JamIson,
viii occur Thursday evening, October
IS. at O'Clock, at the Fourth street NJ.
L. church, followed by reception a;
the home of the brides parents, on the
Island.
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Simpson NJ. Z. church, Rev. ]. w.
Waters. pastor-Prcaching ut 1920 n
m. subject. Gods Providence" At
7:30 p. NJ. subject, Gods Presence
With His People" Sunday school at
2:3o p. m, II. d. Clemens. supcrinten-
dent. PentecosLnl meeting at p. M.
led by Mrs. Carrie Berry. We are glad
to welcome strangers In our church. :
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Miss Eleanor Bricc. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Brice. Of North Main
street. is home from 4 two months stay
AT Marketable. Conn, with Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. fancy.
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Mrs. ]. V. Harding. OF Washington,
Pa. nee Miss Virginia Hupp. Is the
house guest OF her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
John C. Hupp. Fourteenth street.
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The formal nutumnal society season
vii. be opened Monday evening, Octo-
Der Is, with a dinner-dance at the
Glenwood City Club rooms.
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The Married Peoples dancing class
will meet for reorganization at Ar!on
hall next Tuesday evening.