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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-03
Ranch for Sale .

Will be sold for cash or will trade for
horses, Eighty acres of land with build
ings 4 mile northwest of Dupuyer. Also
% head of cattle with hay enough to
winter them.
THos NOLAN.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-03

Lambs for Sale

/ have 1900 lambs for sale. Call on CT
address.
JAMES MILLER,
Shelby, Mont.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-03
Bucks for Sale.

l have 800 French Merino bucks which
I will sell at reasonable prices, and in
OTIS to suit purchasers, Can be seen at
HilIy springs south of Pondera, or &d
dress. AMBROSE WILLARD,
3t Pondera, Mont.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-03
FOR Sale.

l have 45 head of Hampshire Down
bucks which I will sell at a reasonable
price.
Don G. LEEoh,
Cut Bank, Mont.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-03

For sprains, swellngs and lameness
there is nothing so good as. Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale by
Thos. B., Magee-
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-03
Horses For Sale.

The undersigned will sell 25 sor &c
head of mares and geldings For furth-
er particulars apply at my ranch near
Fish Lake, or address me at DupuyeI
Mont.
M. H. EMBODY.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-03
Sheen for Sale.

Old ewes and lambs for sale or
will trade for calves, or mixed bands of
cattle. Address Clark Bros, Bynum
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-03

WANTED -250O to 5000 Sheep to win
ter Wethers preferred. Good range,
dry shed with sufficient hay. Address
Robert Dixon, Pondera Mcnt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

to appropriate any mOuey for the
employ Of al library organizer.
the. Commission has no funds with
which to employ Miss Kane after
December .. The members|.of the
Commiss ion are thoroughly consinc-
ed that it is highly Important to re.
tain her services during the months
when most treading is done. Many
communities have expressed so much
interest in the work that it will be
a serious blunder to let this work
come to an end.
The Commission desires to have at
least $500 at once to carry on the
work>-~A friend OF education who
withholds his name, has offered 500
on condition that ,S4O0 is raised. 1t
Is thought of the Commission that
merely statement Of what is being
undertaken is needed to receive gen-
erous subscriptions from other
friends Of the cause. Subscriptions
may he sent to the president OF the
Commission, Manlove Hayes, Dover,
10 whose order checks should be
drawn. All gifts will be acknowled-
ged by letter as well as IN the bien.
nal report Of the Commission and
all moneys will be accounted for in
the report. Very respectfully,
Manloye Hayes. Joseph l.. lIol-
land, George 7. B0werman. Mrs.
Charles X. Miller, Mrs. ella G. Mar
sh all. Magaret p. Truxton, Daniel
". COrb!t John Barley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
WHERE THE LAUGHCOMEs IN

WHERE THE LAUGHCOMEs IN.
"Wherc The laugh Comes H. a
very farcical comedy. written BY
Chas. W. Chase, comes tothc Opera
House tomorrow night. 1t is ar
ranged in three acts and there can
be enjoyed hearty laugh through
out. In the first act Col. Peach a nd
son Dicx are discussing the bene-
fits OF a college education Dick
has grown weary OF school and is
in complaining manner, request
ing of his father to not make him
return. During the conversation
Col. lleach shows TO Dick the ga.
ruda stone" a tailsman, brought
from Il foreign country, and says
"Ilow | wish were boy again
going 10 school" Immediately he
turns INTO Il boy, and Dick takes
The stone and wishes he was man
like his father. II is very amusing
to sec how they eXchanselooks and
forms. Col. Peach is sent to school
and his teachers and compa Mons
thinks he is Dick. The scenes be-
tween him and the School master
are intensely comcal. Col. Peach
knows nothing ut the equations
OF his teachers and continually gets
into trouble. His son Dick Is en-
joyins himself highly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
HOOD WAS
ARRAIGNED,

| Charles Hood was rraigned il
General Sessions Court this mornln:
on the charge of being Il common
dcceiver and having in possession
trick knives, which he used to chca
and defraud. Charles Curicy repre-
scented Hood and Horace &. East
burn, the state.
| Hood vas in saloon on iron
street when he showed John L'ica
the trick penknife that would open
Then stranger came into the aa'
loon and asked Hood for knife II
sharpen a pencil. Hood gave him
the one That would not open AT
ter examining the knife for some time
lie said he could not open 1t. Lucas
then said he would bet 81 that he
could open it, The bet was made
| and Lucas Iust. 1 lie money was
turned over to the stranger and since
that time he has been out ol the
state.
Hood testified that he did not get
cent OF the money bet. Mr.. Cur
ley asked the court to instruct the
jury to bring in u verdict OF not
guilty as the state had not showed
that his client was Il common cheat.
The court did not agree with him
and ordered the defense TO call their
witnesses.
Hood was the ory witness for the
IAfo T'hn i,iru lIfnr lnlnU
fer sometime returned verdict OF
not guilty.
LoltIc Turner was charged with
the larceny Of atinger ring, the
property of Zcna Pyle. Mrs. Pyle
says that she lives at No. 50j West
Filth street and gave the girl the
ring to hang up, Size did not know
until several days later that the ring
was missing. The state could not
prove the theft or that anybody had
ever seen the ring in the prisoners
possession.
In cross examination Mrs Pyle in
answer TO Attorney Brockson, said
that she had said TO the officer that
If the girl had not sasscd her she
would not have had her arrested.
The Attorney general here held a
consultation with the result that the
Jury was Instructed to return a yer.
dict of not guilty. which the foreman
did. The verdict was popular
one.
Artemas Smith, attorney for JOS
eph Wedin, charged with an as
sault oman aged man in Brandy wine
hundred asked that the case be al
lowed to 60 over until next term on
account OF the absence Of !. mate
rial. II tie witness cannot he found
the case will 60 over
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
PERSONAL
MENTION
WEDDING ANNIvERS AIRY.

Mr.. aud Mrs. William J. Snydcr OF
No. 400 North Franklin Street ceo.
braled the tenth anniversary Of their
wedding last evening.
Numerous presents were received
by them.
Among those present were: Messrs.
Haney and wife, John Snyder and
wife, N. Antonet and wife, Mrs. II.
Davis, Mis-. Pauline, Aschenbach,
Mrs Bella Boggs.4 Misses Annie and
Maggie Fahey, Annie, Lizzie and Ro.
sic Snyder, Mamie Gibson, Helen Sny-
der. Messrs. John Snyder. Bernard
Gibson, Jonn Price, Samuel j. Marley
Walter T. Simmons, Joseph Alcxan.
der, Stephen White, Gus schenbacli,
Charles Compton, John Spear. Ollie
Thompson, Harry Gatling, William
Rigby, Hamilton Lloyd, Jas. Mullen,
George Mullen, Harry Thom pson,
Charles Lee, Elmer Wright, G. Nc.
Hugh and Jas. Lynch.
A royal good time was had. Re-
freshments were served After wish.
ing tlrr host and hostess many happy
returns, the guests departed for their
homes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Slight fires.

BY u child dropping a lighted match in
the home OF William Clayton, at ll5 West
Twenty third street. last evening. a couch
and tho carpet in the room wsre damaged
to the extent of $50.
The fire was extinguished with buckets
of water The Phoenix com pany respond
ed 10 a still alarm, but did not go into ser
vice. Mr., Clayton severely burned one
Of bis hands in fighting tho flames
A slight blaze was discovered in closet
at SO Lincoln street early th- morning.
The Chemical engine of the Water Witch
responded. Damage was SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
S3 Noted Lawyer browns Himself

Washington d G. Nov. - Lying
against the shore at Mount Vernon, with
tie coat pockets filled with stone, the
A,dy of Alexander d. Anderson, well
known lawyer and Conmissionar tp the
Chicago Worlds Fair, was found ia
day.
Mr.. Anderson left note for his fr'ni i
ly sunday morning bidding theln hiitu
saying that lao was gong TO emu ma
suffering Of many years from stomach
trouble
He was IS years CID a native OF Mans.
field, Conn. , a gralualo Of Yale aud OF
tho Ann Arbor Schoo! of Law; Assistant
District Attorney OF =. Louis under
Genera! Noble, and special Commits s'ionar
OF the Spanish. A merican markets. Tor the
New Orleans Exposition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Lively Runway.

Trolley Cars stopped on MarEc,
Street yesterday afternoon to allo"
a runaway horse TO pass along.
Tile horse was high bred one
having at one time been a driver
in the Bayard family. On the was
on was large Counter and as
Third and Market was reached II
fell of, The horse was stopped al
Market Street bridge.
The morse ran away from Filth
and King streets in front Of its own
ers place OF business, Mcmahon
Bros.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Young People, Federation

Chester, Nov, 26-The Grand
Rally Of the Baptist Young PeopI
esFedcrati,n, held in the First
Baptist Chulch last evening, was
an enthusiastic aud interesting
gathering. The district Of the 'cder
alton includes Delaware State and
Delaware county. Visitors were
present from Wilmington, Marcus
Hook, Media. and the North and
South Chester Baptist Churches
The Wilmington delegation. num-
bcring about one hundred, came to
Chester on special car.
The moderator OF the meeting
was the Rev. John Shape, pastor o f
the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Chsrch. Wilmington. 1t was voted
,o admit int1 the federation the
Baptist Young Peoples Society Of
the North Chester Baptist Church.
Twenty-Five dollars was contribut-
cd to Tie founding fund Of the
fc Grafton. Modcratoronepe announ
ced that the following ministers
we're preparing lectures on interest
ing subjects and that they were
open for invitations to speak before
any ol the socieie Rev. +. +.
Briggs OF Wilmington, Rev. w. +.
lcr. Media; Rev. J. NJ. I. Chidrey,
Chester; Rev. .. {. Buddington,
Wilmington, and Rev. john Shape
Wilmington.
The program was as; 7.4s. song
service: Sos. address, Present Day
Opportunity for Baptist Young
Peop'e, Prof. H. {. Vedder, os
Crozier Seminary; $50, SOLO. Plain
Of Peace, Miss Virginia Jones. Of
Second Baplists Church, Whining
ton: syniposium-S.35, Young
People and the Church, Rev. X. I.
Wi'tbank, Of the North Chester
Baptist Church; S45. Young Pco-
pic aud Amuscmcnts, Prof John
Davis, OF Grocer Seminary; S.55
Young People and Conservation.
Rev. +. i. Briggs of Wilmington
COS general discussion; 9 20 closi-
ng song. He l.eade,h Me; 9 IS.
IIenediction. Rev. Nj, T. Child
cry, OF the First Baptist Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
WILMINGTON THEATRE.
THE MISSOURI GIRL.

At the Wilmington The Ire last
night Mr.. Fred Raymond pres ent-
ed his comedy drama THE Mis-
souri, GIRL" 10 u crowiied house.
This afternoon and 10 morrow af-
ternoon every lady attending the
matlnccs will be press nted with
photograph Of Miss Raymond.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
brotherhood q! St. Andrew.

In Trinity parish house last evening
the annual II eo,ing o! the local assembly
of tho Brotherhood Of st. Andraw was
held. Reports were received from the
various scre aries AMI from thn directors
of tho various chapters There was
discussion on tbs subject OF geiling
members OF Calvary and st Andrew
chapters to visit Farnhu:st and Mihqua-
dale Home, where services nro he'd Oh tho
first and third Sundays Of each mouth.
twenty. four dolla.s was allowed for the
purpo G, but several members offered Co
provide their own conveyances as 10
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
AUNT BRIDGET

The vehicle used this season 10
present that inimItable comedian
George W. Monroe at the Opera
House on Thanksgiving afternoon
and night is a brand new. up-to-
date version Of Mrs. b. O'Shaueh-
nessey Wash Lady,, humorous
composition which has received
encomidms worthy Of 4 more pre-
tentous effort. The story deals
with the vacilIating career OF Par.
adise Alley i'literate washwoman
wearing the Celtic appellation Of
Bridget O'Shaughnessey.
The comedy teens with many
bright specialities. so arranged Of
their appropriate introduction with
out retarding the actionofthe story.
MIR. Monrce's support includes;
Linton & McIutvrc. John Conrov,
John Oonahue e. Matte Nichols,
Anna Henwick, Edward Hughes,
Eugene Winston, Three Moutrose
Sisters, Fred Hyiands, Isabella
Wosatka, Wallace Brooks, Helen
Pierce and many others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
One House Into Three.

The large house on Washington
above Sixth OF The Peter McCulion
gh property will shortly have al: ::ad
dltion built to i! and then the place
will be converted into three dwell
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
SURPRISE PARTY.

A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ross, of
No. Sl2 Jackson Street by the mem.
bers Of West Presby te!ian Church
Choir and u few friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

Invitations Issued.

Harry c. Mahaffy, Jr.. has is-
sued invitations 10 number OF
those interested in poultry raising
to inspect the Oakspring Poultry
Farm in Brandywlne Hundred on
Thanksgiving Day from 10 10 4
o clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
PRIVATE SALE

or Farm. A valuable real estate Of 70 acres
aitlate in Chris,iaua Hd.. New castle Co..
I,el, on Is IL o biangh station on IN ~, ~,
tuba r. q. y acres OF ttnlo1r 80 acres OF mehu
Ow improvement ConalsL OF large stoIe
house. new larn aud al necessary "Et'idc
building; niso blacksmith and whttlwrlRht
shops, 3 tenement houses, Will eNrnahe ior
Lnusc or small farm TINS IL considered nnr
ot tie nu,s' farms Oh Red Liay trerk terms
u,.y t'NEhl. BiOS.
nIylm 7. 0. Mt. Cuba, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

:; Oh. SAl.E SEEE En- bARnh LOADS OF
4 furniture !roii & 4 NJ dwelling. "onsis'-
n: OF II swell trinJ ,lt!pbp.ru. Victor cook
tuve. i white ard Gr"e ninirl hnui with
= ass Thinning. Eetuii,ui Erivrt cuverGi
sGch, fint W!c.,"r " Tx pFr,nr stty cost SIUJ,
uiiatn cxlcnsui table mut'rr-"~, feather
tJs, goose Feat Il, + pIlows, 70 yafds Brussels
aud ingram pets hall racK, wardrobe, tia,
Top desk. j." Chr,t, rcfrigrrAtor high back
chairs. chiiiani,i, I!nc set nishn-, enamel kit
chen ware EIs and oil stov-s, 10 handsome
rugs, &c AEreat opportunity far thJsr who
intend to start housekeeping, MrAlnhOn
bros, No. 10: King street. I'cim phone l!s6
10
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Saver kraut supper

Liberty Conclave No ioi4 A. o. I. NJ
will give an entertainment ana Shner
KrnuL supper in German hall on "ednes
dav cveLlng. -i--4 =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

1t will entirely the Female Complaints
rn troubles Inflammation and leraon Falling and Displacement
OF the Womb and consequent Spinal Weakness and peculiarly
adapted to the Change of Life.
Ieucorlpa than
other remedy the world has known II infabe such
It dssoves and expe from the Uterus early stage
OF development and checks tendency humos
Irregular Suppressed or Painful Nenstraon Weakness Of the
Stomach Indigestion, Boatng Flooding Nervous Prosraon Head
ache, General Debility quickly yields to it.
Womb troubles causing pain, weight and backache instantly
eved and permanently cured by its Under all circumstances
acts in harmony with the laws that the female and
harmless
quickly that Bearingdswn Feeling extreme lassi
"dOnt care" and feeling, eXcaty,
rritabl Dizziness sepessness, atency,
melancholy the "bles, and ckace These indications
OF Female Weakness arrangement of the Uterus which this
medicine always cures.
Kidney Complaints aud Iackache of either the Vegetable
Compound always
No other female medicine in the world has received such
widespread and unqualified other medicine
has such a record Of Of female troubles
Those women who refuse to accept anything else
wared hundred thousand times for they what they
Sold by Druggists everywhere Refuse substitutes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Free | ibrary.

Dover. Del. Nov. 25.--Editor Of
the DAILY REPUBLICAN, Wilmington
Del, Dear Sir:.--.At the regular meet
ing Of the Delaware State Library
Commission held at Dover, Novcm
bcr 81, 1t was decided to issue an ap.
peal TO the citizens Of the Stats who
are Interested in the advancement of
educaJiop through the means Of IL
Draries. This Commission was crea.
ted by act OF ttis'1ast Legislature
and is charged with the promotion of
free libraries throughout the State.
Through the cooperation Of State
Federation OF Women's Clubs the
Commission has, az its disposal a few
little libraries which Ii wishes to
place in small communities that they
might pave the way for permanent
libraries.
The members OF the Commission
are all tusy people and in order to
have the work OF encouraging the
planting of libraries carried on they
have employed trained librarian,
Miss Florence BaJard Kane. Miss
Kane has made an excellent start 4 t
organizing the Libraries and by her
visits to several places in the State,
has aroused much enthusiasm for
library work in these localities. BE.
cause Of the failure Of the Legislature
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

The Othelio Range is thebesf j: 1
johnson u Son, n. +. Cor sixth n King
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

Y3OE SALE ON EASY TERMS. .iIN OF
E IS acres. mile from Ashland s,aiinn,
mansion house tenement house aud on
!nildinEs, al! in good order, large oralnrd
,pd about 10 ucrts OF Woodland, Apply to
i'm J.. Daley, No. West .th street. wa.
beL MS In
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

WY ANrED BOY AT ,iACHiNE HOP.
w Maryland avenue all Brerh street.
a. l.. HENDERkH n!!..-!t$
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

Z LIBERAL LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND
- sll kinds Of goods j. u. Bleekrr. end
aud Eenci streets = aJlbny
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
w AN'i'iii).

1[yANTED--SEVE Ei;AL GIRLS ABOUT "A
w years of uge at Wilmington Paper Box
Co., foot OF shipley street. n.i ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
= Price Of POuJty,

Turkeys bid fair to reach high prices or
Wednesday, when the usual Thanksgiv
ing turkey win have to be purchased
Iurkics are selling today rs high ns II to
10 cents n pound WHOLESALE which moans
from IS toe! csnta u pound rutnil' Gbe.e
aud ducks will also bring good prices in
our Wilmington market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

NNIANTED-.. 3 600 4,A'DM WEAv-
w ers on rump.on d Knowles ,ohiI;
pteady employment AM good pay can FUR.
nish house for one large family. Apply II II.
Hambril. sups Mli;;pston. Md. n:3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

L-Cit SALE tI;EAl'-lur uF TWO SEAT
IL ed carriages to reduce stock one second
land dearborn, Mes4,nE-r, III ". i,ont 81.
NJ. lmp mon W I'D sat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
PROGRESSIVE Ll( HIRE

The Reilly Lyceum Association has
arranged for progressive euchre and
entertainment in the hail, Lord and
Pine Streets, on Thursday evening,
ID eccmfer 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde e. Thomas
have returned from their wedding
trip
Miss Fannie Mahalfy has resigned
as head bookkccpcr for William Law.
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

,Uk SALE- ONE i'I.i iDi.hiiiE HTTIAi,D
II robe, large par!or hcit>r also vrIy
rye pic, ures view Of Il. d &. lirer - Et'-
and Buck Horn Wall .:JD feet ab ,yr +sa
s,r. Apply 3.i Fast 10Th street. n!3 st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

I-OR "a. E-ljCSiN,.SS WAGONS AT
Il Second and French strt=ti !l!nr i:'veh,
Hammond, MI -JnS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
FAUST,

Lewis Morrison himself will pos
lively appear as Mephisto at the
Opera House on Friday night with
the strongest supporting company
and the most magnificent sceuery
"Faust' has ever possessed. From
time 10 time that the advance agent
Of Lewis Morrison has seen TO the
plastering OF bill boards with the
lurid paper showing his Satanic
Majesty riding on a pillar of FIRE
and cross lined "rhe Devil 10 Com
ing the eyes OF the lower and the
more superstitious negroes of the
Southern cities begin 10 bulge with
awe. and mauy are the ludicrous
incidents which have occurred to
Lewis Morrison who inpersonates
Mephlsto On one occasion, after
retiring to his room at the hotel and
repeatedly ringing for ice water
without ellciting a response. he
stepped into the hallway and
caught sight Of black figure hud-
died up in the adjoining doorway.
'Come here, want you; I've been
looking Tor you half an hour. y roar.
ed the actor angrilv. ''For me
sub, oh.h !awd' ! amt done moth
ing. seen you at de show, sub.
Please sun don't touch ne. The
boy was so cv!dentv terrified that
Morrison took pains to set him al
case, succeeded in drawing him in
to cOpyers ltjOh,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

VRyANTED-A GIRL. FOR GENEi:AL
w housework. NJ Washing. Apply No.
100 N. Harrison .ireet, n!.i.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
THE GAME KEEPER.

"The Game Keeper beautiful
and interesting Irish comedy drama
from the pen of Con. Il. Murphy
will be produced at the Opera
House on Saturday afternoon and
night. Smith OBricn who is a
recognized star Of youth and talent
at the head Of this production and
his managers Messrs. Rowland g.
Clifford have surrounded him with
a company OF unusual talent. The
production is a pretty story d the
Emerald Isle presented with wealth
OF gorgeous scenery and effects.
ln most plays where specianties
are introduced the action is inped-
ed and the audience consequently
irritatcd. Ia this new drama The
Game Keeper the incidental mus
ical numbers are 80 spontaneous
and typical OF s:enesr which they
form a part that the audience 10
continuously entertained and di-
ycrted, /.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
FOR SAi,i..

L,0E SAlE-l. TuOl:LCGHHEED WAITE
II Wy an,Ot;c cock ra,a at 81 rar!. C'!l or
address n. G. tloH,r. Nh Cuts, L. -. Del.
n.i ",
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

NR pElARDrS PEN NYEOY AL PILLS
~ The only genuine pcnnyrOyal pills; at
druggists Or by HAIL IL %. o.iice W. N. Ninth
iSreet, phia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

+. Or SAl.s-AN ANT!Q.E MAnoGA%Y
y corner cupb ,ard IN i.rst ii,, ord -:
$50 twn ant lu,u. desks. APPLY to iiHvin Car
'r;t, 81 SmricS street. h-Jtt'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
EOlt KENT.

Tor RENT--! UNFUEEtSHEp ROOMS
Il and furnished frr light h1usek eepi ng
No. 42I II. 9th street. 1926 Ii
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Win inytop
ie..1.tu III sat-tr

The evening was spent in games
and vocal music aud rccitations. Miss
Emma Mclutirc gave two rccitations,
entitled. "The Raggety, Raggety
Man, and George Washington" F"
Mr.. Ross favored the guests with IA
vocal selection, entitled, ellis Last
Dance" Mr. Eugene Start sang.
Wrapped in the Stars and Stripes. -
and Professor Clymer, assisted by the
choir sang The Great White Throne
and Muzlrt'S "Ei0ria.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bras
Slngtun, Mrs. Catherine OFT, Mr..
George Saunders. Misses Ella and
Mary OFT, Mr.. William Jourdan, Mr..
and Mrs. Herring. Professor and Mrs.
Wilson, Professor and Mrs. Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs
Stcrritt, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Start.
Miss BayIjs, Miss Shockley, Miss Nc.
lntIre:: Miss kecne, Miss Clark. Mr.
and Mrs Wyatt, Dr.. Smith, Mr. SmI.
ey King, MIR. Shakespeare, Mr.. Camp.
bell. Mr.. ID. Vance Thomas, Mr.. Da.
vid OFT, the Misses Brassington and
the Misses Ross.
At Il late hour refreshments were
served after which tiie guests departt
ed for their homes after having spen.
Il very enjoyable evening.
The inmates uf the Delaware State
Hospital will bc given an elaborate
entertainment OH Thanksgiving night
by Superintendent W. II. Hancker.
The employees Of the institution
and the pay patients will be given Il
dinner Of turkey, cramberries, yege.
tables and various side dishes
Tie inmates Will be giyer good
dinner, and On leaving the table will
lie given oranges. In the evening the
patients will have their fourth annu.
al masquerade BALI An orchestra
will Je present and the room will be
beautifully decora ted