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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
Carbonda1e Department.

will meet this evening at s o'clock. The
selectmen will have nothing to do
until the common council rcorganizes.
The continuance of the deadlock that
manifested itself on Monday may pos
sibly not he SETTLED tonight. but 1t Is
believed that some solution of the diff
ficulty will be arrived at. and that Il
permanent organization will be effect
ed. There may be u compromise can
didatc for chairman accepted by the
Democratic members, as has been pro-
posed by the Republicans and thus IL
long and bitter fight for control be
avoided. If reorganization is complet-
ed the two bodies will hold a joint
session and ballot for city clerk. There
are now two candidates for this office,
n. l.. Moon and NJ. j. Horan. each Of
whom seems confident of landing the
plum.
The vote for city solicitor will be
taken on Monday, with X. u. Stuart,
j. j. O'Neill and dark horse rs the
candidates. IT is said the latter will
put up a big surprise.
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IN CONSTANT MISERY,
Relief Comes at Last to a
| Scranton Citizen.

After years and years of constant
misery from backache and the many
annoying complications that accom-
rany sick kidneys, citizen of Scran.
ton finds relief and cure. The public
statement which follows will help many
a reader.
Mr.. Joseph Davis, OF 42i Fifth ave-
nue. miner by occupation, says: "The
pain in the small of my back. across
the kidneys, was very severe, especially
If 1 stopped and attempted to straight
Ell. At night. when in bed, my back
ached fearfully, thus disturbing my
rest and in the morning / was so lame
and stiff ! could hardly get up and
around. | tried doctors medicines but
nothing did much good. I got Doan
Kidney Pills at Matthews Bros drug
store and they helped me from the
start. I highly recommend them, and
have already done this to other
miners
For sale by all dealers. Price. 80
cents. Foster-M Milburn Co. Buffalo, y.
Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doans and take
no other a-
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| this season will be held in the Epworh hall in
DGndatf tomorrow evening. Several from this
city expect to attend il
The Passing Throng.

Councilman Alex Kennedy is in New York city
Floyd Colviu was in Providence the first OF the
week.
A. +. Piogan, OF New York, is visiting friends
in this vicinity.
Miss Pearl Giles, OF Adenvillc is visiting
friends in town.
W. G. Atkinson. of s,isquehanna was visitor
in town yesterday.
Mrs. John Shepherd is suffering from a severe
attack of rheumatism.
Miss Nellie Haley is entertaining her co,isn
Miss Arnold, from Deposit.
Mrs. George Berry. Of this city, is the guest
OF her mother. Mrs. Davis in Providence.
Martin O'Neill has accepted a position with the
machnsts at the Delaware and Hudson round
house.
J. L. Stewart is carrying one arm in a sling
the result of being affected with 4 painful car
bunclc.
Miss Elizabeth Carey. of Scranton, has re.
turned to this city 10 enter the employ of \. II.
Fellows.
John Newton, Of Annapolis Naval academy. is
home on account Of the death OF his sister, Mrs.
II. l.. Freas.
Mrs. Michael Hoffman, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Thomas Fleming, in Hyde Park,
has returned home.
Miss Alice Cummings OF Rochester, who spent
several days in town, is now the guest OF
WilkesItarrc friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Paul and George Paul
are home from Albany, where they attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Leonard Ourlm.
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MIR. DOW TO LEAVE.
He Has Been Made Southern Agent

A1e 11ttS NSSll 1uiue oOotueli fasoeiI
of the Gurney Heater Company.
Eugene H. Dow. who has for u
number of years been manager of the
Sperl Heater company, but of late
been in the heating and ventilating
business for himself has accepted Il
flattering offer from the Gurney Manu-
featuring company. of Boston. to man
age the company's interests in the
southern Atlantic coast states, with
headquarters at Washington. ID. G.
The Gurney company is the oldest
in its line in the United States. one
of their heating plants is now installed
in the central schol building, placed
there by Nh Dow. The thoroughness
with which he did this work was re-
ported to the company by their in
spector, with the result that he re-
ceived an offer to come to them.
Mr.. Dow will probably leave here
on Saturday for Boston, where he will
study the construction of their output
in their immense plant there, The
,ompany's agents hold Il banquet in
Boston during this month, and there
he will meet the officers. \ second
banquet of the company will take
place in the Hardware club in New
York in MAY. which he will also attend,
prepare to leave for the natinal cupi-
tai OH May 20. Mrs. Dow will reside
here until that date, when she Will
go to Washington. Their departure
will be greatly regretted.
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A HIGH CLASS CONCERT.
Will Be Given Soon by Noted Play
eIs and Vocalists in Burke's Hall.

Music lovers in this city will be de-
lighted to learn that in the near fl,-
ture they will have an opportunity to
. indulge themselves at Il first-class con-
cert, 10 BE- given in Burke's hall on
April 23, the proceeds of which will be
given to the Emergency hospital.
The premier attraction of the occa-
sion will be Nine. Flavie Van Dan
l]endc, viooncelist, a native of Bel
gium, now of New York city, ana
who has been Il solo performer with
Theodore Thomas. Damroschs and
Anton Seidl's orchestras. She will be
assisted hy Mons. lHlavian Wander
Nckcn who has been heard here on a
number of occasions on the violin and
viola; Miss Sadie Kaiser. soprano. of
Wilkes Barre: Alfred Wooller. tenor
soloist at the Elm Park church IN
Scranton, and Charles Doersam. plan
list and accompanist.
L. i. Burke, the owner of TIE hall,
has most generously donated it for
the purpose, and it is hoped and en-
pected that Il large sum will be raised
for this worthy charity.
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OLYpHANT.

The matter OF hiring permanent man at
the hose house MAS considered at Monday night
| meeting of council, but they failed TO agree on
| n selection Two bids were received. One was
| from the present permanent man, Mr.. Lawler,
who agreed TO do the work for the sum of $50,
a year and have the privilege OF all borough
work, The other was from ". f, Mcdonnell
who proposed to do The work for SIS annually
and to have the borough work at the rate of 81
n day. After the reading of the bids Mr. o'IIal
| lorau moved that tl,e contract he given to Tho
lowest bidder, Mr.. Mcdonnell. A long debata
then cnsued Some of the. members mentioned
that Mr. McDopnell's hid conaicted with ,hn
resolution preyiousl nasspd bv coupciI sncr;.
wing that only $50 be palJ tor team work nm
the street. The presido,t sustained tbis noinr
and declared the motion ont of order Another
nr,y,;Iad th,, Mr T,,y,,,r ho .uardad ,hn on,,
,rsct This caused morc discu.s;on An amcn'i.
mont was o,yered fla, n bo l,i1 n, ,bo ,ah,s
This WAS lost by n Vote Of 3 tn 4 rina,,. IN.
otrcr amendment y,s nNcrod h,, Air van Sios,,
That thn mattar nj nassinr rn,n thc hiJ, hc
d,fcr,cd III No,d,y niuh,'s moct ti,m anil ,ha,
tre anancn conmittos nronorn enr,r.,t ~
,hat all nsrties h;,,din, viii L,o,, ,,ha, ,,orl.
l. rcon,sd n, ,hnn II wa. massod ronnn;I
I,,;dnJ That IN the mo,nttn', ur I,",,r s,''',,,
contnmc his services
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
THE RISEN KING"
The First Methodist Episcopal
Church Will Have Cantata Easter
Sunday Might.


The choir of the First Methodist
Episcopal church are making special
efforts to outdo on Easter Sunday any
thing they have hitherto attempted in
the lire of music. Several new menu
bers have been added for the occasion.
a number. Of anthems and Il solo will
be sung at the morning service. At
he evening service a cantata, ''rhc
Risen King" by r. y. Srhneckcr. wilt
he given. This is Que of the most
melodius and best compositions OF the
above writer. It has several choruses
for mixed voices. trios. solos and Choir
lscs for male voices and chorises Tor
female voices. W. ID. Evans, the
cEorister, has given considerable time
in preparing this work and expects to
give one of the best Easter pro-
grammes ever presented in this city.
At the morning service the following
anthems will be sung.
"They Have Taken Away My Lord" ..J. s,aincr
"Why Seek Yc the Living Among the Dead
W. T. Brown
Tenor Solo and Chorus ''lIoslnna,' '..J. Glanicr
EVENING SERVICE.
Cantata "lhc Risen King .....P. A. Schneider
Divided into three parts, follows:
INTRODUCTION.
Chorus, This Is tho Day Which the Lord
Hath Made"
TIE STORY.
Chorus Of Men, ".As 1t Began TO Dawn.
Trio OF Female Voices. "With Loving Hearts
and Laden Hands,
RcctltivC, But When They Came Int" the
Scpulchurc."
Chorus, "Ihc Lord Is Risen.
Rccitativc Men, Then Went They out quick
~ and Fled"
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pRICEBURG.

Frank Bailey and family have moved from
Albert street To the corner of Main street and
lIallstead avenue.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage
OF Mr.. Isaac Dave 10 Miss Sarah Trchorne, Of
facoryyillc, ON Easter Monday evening.
Mis-. James Oakley was visiting friends at
Scranton yesterday.
Mis-. Bridget Mechan, an old and respected
resident OF this place, died Tuesday at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs Farrell, aged 6S years.
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| Office
| BURKE
| BUILDING
EASTER MUSIC.

The pastors or choristers of the diff
ferent city churches are invited to
have their programmes OF Easter
music printed in The Tribune on sat
urday morning. in order to insure
publication they should be LETT at the
Carbondale offices of The Tribune not
later than 3 o'clock on Friday after
noon
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
Jangling Nerves,

Are YOU irritable? DO YOU sleep
badly? Is it hard 10 concentrate your
thoughts Is your appetite poor? Do
YOU feel tired, restless and despondent? +?
Try Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound
Ii viii do Nou more good han any
thing YOU have ever tried. Sold by
Matthews Brothers. e.
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Singing Evangelists to Come.

Tic Rincs brothers. singing cvangciists. will
reproduce iii picture. song and story the famous
book written by Charles NJ. Sheldon. "ln His
Steps. What Would Jesus Do?' at the First
Methodist Episcopal church on Tuesday evening.
April o. The pictures from life models and
were all made by famous artists The Rncs
brothers are not strangers here, having assisted
Evangelist Dunnctt when he was here conducting
revival services
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Have Paid in Full.

On Tuesday, April :, Branch 80, Catholil
knights Of .lncrica, of this city. through it:
financial secretary. John T. Campbell paid t.
Ms. Michael G'nrclia $1,000, the amount fo!
which her husband WAS insured. The Catholic
knights cf America is of the most substan
tial insurance organizations Of this country.
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A Southern Play.

southern play, will be the attraction at the.
Gland tomorrow night The story is woven about
Jack Rose, young muuntainecr who, on the
exc oil his marriage, is accused OF having negro
blood in his veins. The action ot the play is
smooth, possesses great dramatic tire and is
nicely shaded with comedy. The producing com
pany is a powerful one, and the scenery and
eectrcal Objects n0Ncl and hcAutiinl.
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pECKVILLE.

The retail merchants of leckyilIc and vicinity
have decided 10 form branch OF the Retail
Merchants Association of Penns,Nan 10 be
organized according to the constitution and by
laws Of said state association.
Don't forget the runuase sale that is now on
at the Brundage uu.lding Oh Depot street.
Miss Bertha Peck has returned home RON a
yisi. with friends at New York city.
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THIS WILL INTEREST N lTAERS

Mother C.ray's sweet Powders ior Children, sic.
cessully used by Mother Gray, for years a n,.rsc
in the childrcn's Home in New YoIk, Cure Re.
vershness, Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders
move and regulate the u wc's end de troy Worms
They arc pleasant 10 the taste and harmless
as milk. Children like them, over 10000 test
monial3 of cures They never iail, Sold lv
all druggists, 25c, Ask today. Sample FREE
Address Allen s olnl,ed, lie Roy, \. \.
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Horse Case Continued.

Tho suit ot l.. j, Noa,y against |, r. BENJAMIN,
ot Wa,nc county, Tor tie reward Of 50 for the
recovery ot horse stolen from the dotIdHut,
which was I" have come NJ Yesterday afternoon
hrolG Alderman Jones, MAS continued until ntNt
saturday afternoon because Benjamin could not
get here over ihc heavy roads yesterday.
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OWE WOMAN

With two faces; one face bright with
health, the other face pinched and drawn
by illness. Many a woman can take the
portrait OF herself made but few years
ago, and holding it by her face in the
mirror realize similar change.
Behind this change in form and fea-
t'ire is always disease, and generally dis
ease which affects the womanly organ.
ism. The backache and bearing-down
pains put heavy strain on the nervous
system. There is loss of sleep, lack of
appetite, and, as natural result loss of
strength and flesh.
Doctor Pierce's l'avorite Prescription
cures diseases of the womanly organs.
1t establishes regularity, dries enfeebling
drains, heals inflammation and ulcera-
tion and cures female weakness.
7Words canno, tc.i what suffered for thirteen
years With womb trouble and dragging.down
pains through nv hips and back" writes Mrs
lohn Dickson OF Greniell Assiniboa Dist, NV.
Ter. "I can't describe the misery il was to be
Oh my ieet long at n time / could not eat nor
Pierse's medicines advertised and thought l
wonld try thsn. Had not taken one bottle till
! was feeling we'll After I had taken five
bottles Of l'av0Flte Prescription and Que of
Golden Medical Discovery was like n new
woman. Could cat and sleep aud do all my
own work | would entreat of any lady suffer
ms from female weakness to give pr. Perce's
fdvoute Prescription a fair trial, for know he
benefit she viii receive"
Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
bilo,siless and sick headache,
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Meetings Tonight.

Select council.
Common council.
George t. Randolph camp No. l3s, sons o
Veterans.
division No. ). Ancient Order OF Hhcrans
United Mine Workers, No. 81.
Branch No. -, l.. e.. B. 4.
Ladies' Auxiliary railroad 1rainncn.-aitor
noon.
tarhonhac council. No. +2t, Royal AlcInum.
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Tic funeral will take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Intclrnent at the Olyphant Catholic
cemetery.
Mr.. Euoch Williams. of WilIlaniStown, is Wis.
itng his sister, Mrs. Zimmerman, of Storrs ave-
lnIc.
Mr.. Arthur Hobbs, Of Providence, called on
friends here last evening.
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Going to the Silver State.

Peter Lynch, o: Gordon avenue, expects 10
leave this city during the latter part OF the
month. lie will go to Cripple Creek. COL. where
he will 20 into silver mining. Mr.. Lynch is
well known in this city and his many friends will
wish him success in his new venture.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
A Noted PLAY Headed This Wav.

Thca1crsoers are looking forward TO treat in
the production OF Nat Goodwin and Maxine El.
hott's greatest success, ''Wlcn We We're Twenty.
One which will he produced at the Grand on
saturday. April l3. William Morris. a very
clcNrr actor, will play the principal role in the
cast 10 uppelr here
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
New So Counterfeit.

,Ilici Wllkic, oi the secret service, has al.
nouncci that a new and improved issue OF the
counterfeit - silver certificate, series oi l>'y,
portrait oi the Indian cllie oucpapa discovered
on October -, laC0, has appeared in circulation,
The check letter and plate number have been
changed iiom li20 TO Az.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
Physicians Will Gather.

The next regular meeting Of the Carbondale
Medical society will be held next Wednesday
evening, April 10, at the home OF DR.. w. W.
Fletcher, on Brkct Terrace DR.. S. S. Shields
will read Il paper on subject interesting to the
fraternity.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
Repairing a Turn Tia BILE.

1h" inrntdblc at the Delaware and Hudson
round house is being repaired. The big hog
locomotives arc OF sXch weight that the bearings
OF the inrn-table, Which made for lighter
ones, have been worn out. Heavier parts will
be used.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
Forest Fires.

Forest fires were raging IN the vicinity ol Simp
son on Tuesday and az one time threatened tC
destroy the air'motor house. IL is rather cLri,
for this kind OF fire, but it seems that forest
blaz.s have every season Tor their own nov.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
"FiringN on the Honesdale Line.

Frank Brechtel, o ,anaan street, is serving as
fireman on the engine OF Conductor Piclue's Dei,
aware and Hudson train TO IlonesIale MIS-
Broc'tal and children are Spending few days
with lIunrsdale friends
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
TAYLOR.

A mooting will he held tonight at $50 at tho
PRESBYTERIAN church 10 consider the Improvement
of the cemetery. Those whose friends lie in these
grounds are requested to he present. and all
those Interested in village improvement.
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Bridge Builders Organize.

On Tuesday evening ono of the district organ
izc,s came TO this city and organized the bridge
builders Of the Pennsylvania division of the
Delaware and hudson road. They will be a,Hli.
atcd with the American Federation Of Labor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
Half Holiday Yesterday.

Owing TO the extremely bad walking ycscr-
day there was no afternoon session at the Cen.
trail High schools. The schools Of the city will
remain closed now until next Monday morning,
on account OF the Easter holidays.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
Two Western Trims.

Thomas McCiarry, Of Mayfeld, left here or
Tuesday night on the Erie flyer for Butte, Mont
A. G. Mcdonald left for Chicago on a bushes.
tip on Tuesday night by the Erie flyer
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Home for Easter.

Miss Sarah Burr returned home last evening
from Rye, \. v, where she is attending school,
to spend her Easter vacation She was accom-.
panied by school friend, Miss Edith ElClredge,
of Marquette, Michigan
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
Almost Ready for DUTY.

Conductor H. X. Cook, Of Wilkes Barle, who
has many friends here, is recovering from ,c.
cent operation and is AROUND again after live
weeks OF idleness.
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Meet Tonight.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Columbia
Hose company will be held this evening at 8
O'Clock.
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Annual Visit.

Tie poor board will make their annual visit
to the poor farm this morning, leaving the city
building at s O'Clock.
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At the Opera House.

Tonight AT Piney Ridge"
Tuesday 1.-Two Merry Trsmps"
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See the New
Manhattan Shirts
Pierce's Market, Penn Avenue

We make specially OF fancy Creamery Bu'-
ter and strictly fresh egss--and the price is a.
low as first class goods can be sold at.
We do not have any special sales or leaders
but at all times carry as complete line OF
Market Goods, Fancy Groceries and Table Delica-
ries as can be found in the largest New for;
or Philadelphia Markets which we sell at night
prices.
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| new, 286 |
OLD,
A FINE RECITAL.
Pupils of Prof. Hayden Evans Rem
der Good Programme.

The pupils Of Prof. Haydn Evans. of
this city, gave a recital last evening
at Mr.. Evans residence, "a Laurel
street. They were assisted by Mrs.
George +. Mills. soprano soloist, and
Frank Doyle, vjolinist. The friends of
the pupils were present in large num-
bers and were greatly pleased at their
excellent progress. The programme
presented was:
Lillian and Katherine Burr.
U) Round Dance ......................s sclna'l
thD kcrmcSS Observation-Disclosures. .Eerlitt
Agnes Ditchburn.
Skating ........,..........,..... Klein
Ruth listed
Schcr2o .Iichncr
Marcia lio,t.
Teasing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lhornc
Margery Spencer
Violin Musnrkl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Ossood
Frank Doyle
'al ,hatterhoS .......'.'.'......'..'... MARTINI
thj The Jugelcr ....,......,..........Ens Enslcmann
Mae Morgan
ia) Et'do Heller
CO \aisc IN L. Hat .,.,.,...............,.i infant
Helen Lathrop.
May Hts Come Observation-Disclosures. Bohm
lillian Burr
INll Norllirnc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. JrNbich
Minnie Herbert
The Fields in May .,...,..................C .Coonhs
Mrs Mills
oO Eudc No. Il ..................,.......f Heller
katherine Burr.
Hearts and Flowers .................Tr1nk Doyle
Nellie and Minnie Herbert.
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Warm Sugar Social.
The first warm sugar social to BE- announced
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04

To Prevent Pneumonia and Grip
Laxative Bromo Quinine rcmoyes the cause.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-21
FORSYTH SCHOOL NOTES.

Barbara Cissell has entered the
fourth grade.
Arthur Shaw hiss entered the gram
mar department.
Earl Hume is again in school after
an absence of several DAYS.
Walter Hammond and May Johnson
are absent this week OH account of
sickness.
The fourth grade is just beginning
the study of the state for their work in
geography.
There will be a meeting of the
Mothers club in the high school room
next Friday at 80 p. m. All patrons
Of the school are most cordially in
vited to attend
RESOLUTIONS
BE 1t resolved: That thanks are
due the instructors. Miss Anda L,
Harwood of Dillon and Miss Helen
Reynolds of Miles City and Prof. H.
V. Beeman of Forsyth for Il pleasant
and profitable term of Institute.
Be It Further Resolved: Tha,
thanks be extended to the Board of
School Trustees and to the members of
the Masonic Lodge for the use of room
and building during the week, AL so
to Miss Florence Waddingham, Mr..
Reid of Ekalaka, Rev. Danner, State
Superintendent Welch and all who so
materially added to the pleasure and
profit of the session.
MAUDE DANIELsON,
ZELDA CAMPBELL,
ANNA ADEN,
FLORA DAVIS,
Reception Committee.
GERTRUDE NJ. HIGGINS,
County Superintendent.