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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-03-01
HANNA IGNORING THE TRUSTS
The Ohio Party Owner IN the Role
Of Disintercsted Friend Of the
ship Industry.

Since the distinguished gentleman
from Ohio formulated his first plan for
a national donation party 10 make
things pleasan: for certain established
ocean lines, any surplus Of contribu-
tions going largely TO make things stiii
pleasanter for these same lines, he has
been gathering wisdom as busy bee
gathers honey in a white clover patch.
Ill was at first so heated by the inspira-
tion Of his philanthropic scheme that
he wanted the enforced charity OF the
people extended TO the Standard Oil
company, and it required a strong dele
cation of practical politicians 10 con-
vince his philanthropic mind that this
regular foundlings' home OF infant in
dustries was able TO struggle along
without being awarded a place on the
pauper list.
This was as the light to St. Paul as he
other terminus. IL was not wildly inn
probable that concentrated capital, OF
which the oil barons are distinguished
representatives might. within the pub
lie career Of the senator move TO &C.
quire the government and its material
possessions either by purchase or fore
closure. This would be an em barrassin
reflection upon the craftsmanship OF
the senator and cut off his brilliant ca
reer as a Warwick in the presidential
field. Upon this realization the sena-
tor started out to establish the great
and portentous truth that the ship
subsidy bill would help every important
interest outside OF capital.
He seemed impressed with the ides
that the shipyards from Maine clear
down the coast has languished TO a
point where the sole reminder OF their
great industry was in the construction
| OF tramp steamers and oyster boats
The kindly senator at once decided
that the government must set then
up in business again. They must build
our ships. But stop. The lake ship
yards must certainly need govern
raent wet nurse. They could build
ocean-going steamers, saw them II
two, ship them to the seaboard in thu
knock down, glue the sections togeth
err have their tonnage stepped of ant
the fact ascertained by the Hanna sys
TEN OF equations as to how much wa
ter and how much government bount!
thew had better draw.
And the solid south! II must b.
benefited sure. Otherwise the who'll
reconstructive sche me Of republican
politics would go wrong. And tn
farmers and planters all over the uniol
must get dividends on the propose
nine millions year. When the sen
ator comes to think OF It, they are hi
first love. They are all assured OF tn
blessed privilege of having ;heir wheat
cotton and other products carried i
American bottoms. Freights may be
little higher and the farmers and tn
planters will have to chip in liberall
to build the bottoms as well as til
upper works; but think of the prid
and the patriotism thus gratifie'
None of these joys will Mr.. Hanna no
concede to aggregated capital. I'll
most that il can hope for is the sordi
satisfa ction OF taking the contrib'
tions.-Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-03-01
pROFUsE PERIODS.

II commenced
taking Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
q bo ut 3 months
ago, and cannot
express the won
derful good it has
done me. Mem
situations wero SO
profuse as to leave
me very weak for
some time after.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-03-01

bad, / suffered terribly; the blood
went up in my lungs and stomach, and
vomited 1t up. l could not eat
scarcely anything. cannot tell what
l suffered with my head. My hus-
band got me a bottle of Lydia Il. Pink
ham'svegetable Compound. and before
/ had taken half of it began to inn
prove. and to-day am another woman.
Mrs. Pinlsham's medicine has saved my
life. Icannot praise it enough"
M. A. benson, Millport, n Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-03-01
1MRS annie THOMPSON r
(ALL LETTERS ARE PUBLISHED SPECIAL PEnMIssrox)

Pinkhas Vegetable Compound
troubled
in
dwasso weakh houseworh.
Of
could lift anything heavy work not able
at dollars
Ny husbands sister what the veg
but did
concluded
Vegetable
md OF
had weigh
WELL
Lydia E. Ptnkhams veg
recommend it
will cured"
South Hot Springs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-03-01
CHANGE OF LIFE.

~ was taken sick
I've years ago with
THE Grippe and
had q relapse and
was given up by
the doctor and my
friends. Change
Of Life began to
work on me. /
flowed very badly
until . year ago.
then my stomach
and lungs got 50
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-03-01
president Mckinley has had

President Mckinley has had .
good deal to say about cutting down
expenditures, but he is not likely to
interpose his veto TO prevent any Of
the cxtravagant measures from be-
coming laws. The president talks
economy. but his action demonstrates
that nc does not intend to put the
seal Of disappa oval upon any of the
cxtravagant measures passed by con-
rrees Syracuse TELEGRAM.
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not responsible for the acts Of the
company. II you destroy this prop
erty, the law will punish you. Go
home in peace. My father has some
influence with the company. prom.
Use you he will speak In your be-
half"
Many OF the miners fell back half
ashamed, but others cried outs "Down
with the depot"
you'll have 70 kill me hrst!" cried
the brave girl, placing herself before
Laffiin with q superb air of defiance.
The men lowered their weapons and
whispered In consultation.
Presently there WA . sound Of IN
approaching train. II came with
laundering speed. The miners stood
surprised and in indecision.
run for your lives!" cried HafFiin.
ITS . special train Of Pinkertonsl"
They ned, and vanished behind the
bushes; not, however, without AR
ing q few Intellectual shots at the
station. When the score OF deputy
sheriffs drew up on the platform tho
danger was At an end.
| .You risked your life for mine"
| Laffiin said tenderly. as he led her to
the carriage "How can thank your
"By not risking your own again.
she answered.
"Would IL matter 10 your" he
asked, with fascinating heart
"Yssl" she replied. simply.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-03-01
The Strike atGriggsville
BY Milton Goldsmith.

Scce...c0.,.,: 100000 .:cr.y.cct.r.S
tCopyrig 1901, by the Authors syndicatea
The weekly messenger., 1901-03-23

II Mr.. Valery Thibodeaux had
his money in a bank, as the law
requires, that all moneys belong
ing to SUGGESTIONS be deposited in
bank, he might have been visited
by the burglars, bat his cash
would have been SAFE Many per-
sons have had their necks out, and
have been murdered simply be-
cause they were known to have
some money about their homes.
The daily papers report such &C.
curences almost every day OF the
week. yet. someof the people will
risk their own lives rather that lose
sight of that precious gold, which
they hold more dearly than there
own lives.
The weekly messenger., 1901-03-23

The firemen are passing . sub
scription list to buy hose for the
steam engine. This principle Il
wrong, the equipment and msin-
tainence of the FIRE department
should be by the property owners,
and should come from the town
authorities, If the council ID not IN
q financial condition to do 20, spe-
cial tax should be voted BY the
people that should be large enough
to equip the Ere department in
first class order. We are not in
favor of taxing q few for the pro-
lection of the mass. This town ID
large enough to have 9 good va
ter works plant. and the people
should be willing to tax them
selves for q plant that wotld give
them 80 much protection against
fire, and would prove 80 convi.
nient to every family in the town.
in having continually q supply oi
pure water for all household pur'
pose. We should follow The iins
of progress.
Timothey hay at 80 cts per bali
at L. G. Dpchamp.
The weekly messenger., 1901-03-23

Several of the liquor dealers of
this town and parish were brought
before the court here this week
for violation of the Sunday law,
they all pleaded guilty, and were
fined twenty five dollars, and'cost.'
The people here are loud in their
denunciation, particularly the VIC
Tins Of the fine, of the strict en-
forcement of the Sunday law In
this parish. when, they assert every
whiskey shop in Iberia is wide
open, and this is to the knowledge
of the district officials.
The weekly messenger., 1901-03-23

Mrs. +. C. vanDeilsen. Of Kilbourn,
Wis.,. was aflicted with stmopach trdu-
BILE and constipation for , long time.
She says, Il have tried many prspars-
tions but none have done me the good
that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets have" These Tablets ne for
sale at T. ]. Liable drug store. Prizes, .
cents. Samples free.
The weekly messenger., 1901-03-23

The Beaumont oil sells for 81
cents barrel. or l 1-2 cents = gal
lon. At this price the daily in
come is $3.50. Az . fuel it costs
about $3.50 to the same quantity
of ton Of coal which cells Tor
&4,5o.-Shreveport Progress
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81 EaSses ns'e,n and Miss Viola La h'.''
included Of
Blue Sullivan 9a aem nhs u the cub
present included Miss Azbeii, Pritchett, Tute.
and Mrs. ": B. Ridseway and Mf: and Mrs.
Wednesday evening in honor of her guest Jest MISS
M T BSsch Mss
FETy5urser and =, Miss I.aces,: Messrs: Ernest
Ernest Casseil entertained friends Wednesday
and sn ansl, Green Margaret DuKaie and Miss
Mics Alberd.na weisenberser entertained
friends at her home in Softks sevent', street
d.. II s,ns4 & ss Ms e5Sss is. i ns St
DuIiate. Lucy kslso.. Fannie Keiso.. Carrie
Weems. Lillian Trlmbie. bonnie walker and
s Senator i''a and Mrs. Royal e. Purcell, and son.
George. arc at the Pan-4Anlerican Exposition IN
Misses Anna Louise Cook and Della Purcell
tended the National Christian Endeavor meeting.
Miss Helen NJ. Holland has gone to Detroii
este thence see going spe the
Mrs. Joseph sse.e and children are home from
n six weeks visit to Milwaukee relatives and
Doctor and Mrs Lyman NJ, Reckes have gone one
heated i@i term they viii Visit the Pan-American
the Pullman College of tho State Of washington.
Mr.. IA and Mrs, Guy MeJlmssy have returned NED
! from an extended trip through Colorado ahu
Miss Alice smth has gone to a aassDs co'o'
Rock. AK NV where che win spend the summer.
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returned from a t.ip To buffalo. New York and
Montreal. Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Belts were guests OF W.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul C. Smith of Chicago WIS.,
TIED the family of g. r: Smith last week:
Sheriff c. Kellar is In Mcntezurno. Ind, attend
Miss Failon went to Winchester this week to
attend sick relatives.
Mrs. j. II. Derry Of Springfield Is visiting the
family OF H S. Daniels.
William Noble has been reappointed proprietor
Of the Piasa ChautsuGua Hotel for next sea-
Mrs. William Gard and Mrs. E. Meyer have
arrived In this city and will pass the remainder
Mrs. George D. Locke and Mrs; Alley; c. Rebb
are attending a fair in 'Jerseyville. where they
are the guests OF Mrs Harry Chr,styy, .. Mo-,
Durham OF I'aiatta, Fla. -
A. H. Shepherd. who has been i'll for some
wesk Is s1 wednesday
Miss sallie. remained for a months visit.
Mrs Helen Ilndenhann. who has been guest est
last month. departed Tuesday for Denver. Colo.
accompanied by her son. Raymond.
Mrs. william Scott entertained ten ~, ladies ,, at
George NJ Eaton. s. H. RoSsran. George Cock
Ts js sfs eoct sgx E knap and her daas
ter, Dorothy.
Miss McG;ary. vino has been a guest OF Miss
cornen BIowniee the las. month. has rstnrnea
now attending the New York Cbautauqua; and
is receiving musical instructions under Professor
of six weeks.
Miss Blarch ;Lurton of Dow Station has &C
cepted an appointment normal Instructor IN
day sh Viii Ss in Chicago 81 Miss
Marion Lawtou Of Lawton. Mich. who was
graduated with her from the Eniyassity at Ann
appointment.
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EDwARDsVILLE, ILL.

nesses Of Colorado have been the objective point
Of departing Edwardsville people this week. Buf-
e Park tn the heart Of the S NIL
a. NJ. Ghost departed Monday for the PARK.
where they have primitive log cabin. They were
accompanied by Miss katherine Tunnel; who
will be their gust all summer The GLOWING SI,sH
La departed for the same place with Miss Hurt
Of st. Louis; Mrs. ". W. Barn,baek of West
k be street coined has by sfns Sc M:.
Wiloushby and they will go together to the
Park. Miss Irene Leverett and Mics Minna Clark
will depart in a few days for the Same place.
City. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs: C.. w VIII
loughby and Mr.. ard Mrs c. a. Bartlett.
Doctor {. o. Kfmball. pastor of st. John
NJ. f. Church. accompanied by. Mrs. Kimbaii.
Miss Margaret Caldwell of washington avenue.
day. departing the same day for recreation to
Mrs Daisy johnson vigal of Old Mexico Is WIS.,
itlng Mr. and Mrs. Ben johnson.
c. n. Trsvous were among those who attend
ed the State Par Association banquet at the Au-
ditorium in Chicago this week.
snsn SI the Week with Miss Lee Of High Street
Miss Katharine Kcarney of Elmra, Wis. is
being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Kear-
ney.
cisco. where she will make an extended visit
with her brother. Julius Wolf who is consulting
engineer on the Government Notifications now In
process OF construction.
Miss Dell Poindester has returned to Green
Vile accompanied by Miss Mande Barnsback
who was her hostess while in Edwardsvlle
Miss BESSIE Beal Of Alton is guest Of Miss
Mr.. n. D. Gillespie has gone to Decatur for a
visit with Mrs. John sanner.
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., NJ George y, 11tlsy is home from vis
Misses Florence stark Of Edwardsville and luey
Newman Of Hillsboro are guests Of tho Misses
Hutchins.
The Misses Race entertained a. progressive
euchre Thursday evening in honor Of their guest,
HRS: Mosaft of Olney.
~ MIS-, sesmon mia has gone to Toronto. Canada on
Miss Lutte Etis is visiting friends Ia sprine-
field.
TO Harry 3. Lockwood of HIGHLAND Point. Mich-
is announced to take place August Is. The cere-
rnony win take place at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Louis Ebert. uncle and aunt Of the bride.
Misses Ella. Anna and Alice Murray are be-
Ing entertained by Miss Morrisey Of jackson
Misses Jennie and Clara Borden have gone 70
New York for extended visit
The Misses Lucy Virgins. Frances Paddock.
MARY VII, TIFFANY. Helen Matheney. Teresa Scott
Leland from near Springfield.
The Misses Shat'er entertained company Of
guests. Misses Bessie McGahon "V and 4 Lillian
Cheesbro OF Flora
Miss Grace HAYES has sone to srinsnsld fos
Mis-. Jessie Cowgirl has gone to RennsseIasr.
Ind, for prolonged visit.
Miss Maria Cleary has gone TO Cripple Cfsak,
Mrs. =. Fl. Kronz went to Springfield Friday
Tor visit with friends.
Mrs. John Smithe-s OF Sacramento, Cal. 10 Tie
guest or Pana relatives
Miss Hilderbrandt Of Alton IL the euese Of
Miss Paul Hackney.
Mrs: r. W. William. of Salem IL being euesr-
Miss Nae M Hasle ha. t Sona Ea,,
friends. -
The ladies' of the Baptist Church Society savs
Ing. A neat sum was added to the society trese-
ury.
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PANA, ILL.

specia, Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Pana, July i:.-MIs. Eta Kenney is visiting in
= Miss Alice Merrisan Of Chicago is visiting
f,na relatives zuckerman ba, gone to Marietta,
Wis. for an extended visit.
Misses M aas az apd pana reatSss Oh
Mr.. and Mrs; A. H. Owens ,s.. have es s1ne TO
" Misn Pauine Taylor. who has been visiting in
Pana the last two months, has returned to her
Mrs. Edward Braern Is home from visi. to
Mas Clara Keenan,. who ha. been the CUES,
OF Mis- o. p Calvin. has returned TO her hon,-
Mrr Emma Wilson has gone to Sioux City. Ia.
Mrs John Kuhn {. visiting her daughter. Miss
1 Mis-. ,> Hose Meyers OF Lincoln is being enter
tanned by Mrs Il. Brugger.
to ea,iiornia to spend the heated term:
Mr. ~ L. Bowling is visiting friends in Chi
Mrs. Mary A.. Mccoy and daughter. Miss Jen-
ME- are s,s sta Is home from 81 an
visit at Naccgdccnes Tex.
Mrs. AIS sea home at oregon
Miss Kathryne De Lane Is homie from visit
70 MISSES Uses Lille and Vema Robo of shawneetown
are visiting Pa1a fr,ends = .,o, =, ,,s,. %
cl Men Mi' Ha.. reiasives 's s'''e - "
Mss Clara Reid OF Greenyille is being enter
Miss Elisabeth slbley of st. Louis is visiting
SAY. MT Lake sna city Denver fue5l" and other Vest.
ern point. for q months outing. con,n,,,. :,
f-iends Thursday evening IN honor Of her friend,
Misa Lille Robh Of Shawneetow1.
Mr. and Mira Doctor meal and Mrs. John
Hun have gone to Bay View. Mich. for a
miss Misses Lizzie and Victoria Bauer have gone
to Detroit. Mich. where they VIII spend the
Ms MTs Grant Horton is visiting relatives at
! s MISS Agnes Hamlin is homo from visit to
Aan~ Tf1en0S. 4
Miss Yates OF Springfield 10 the guest Of Pana
\ friends. ~,
| The L. zinsans Club tende,ed to Miss Edith
| CiaWson q surprise Friday night on the lawn OF
| her beautifui home. Miss Claweon LETT SATURDAY
for Denver. Colo. where she VIII visit fof come
! Wrnes Theodore DUR and Neil Williams and
\ Miss Leila GALLOWAY have gone TO COLORADO
SurfnEs, Colo: to spend the warm months
4 Mr.. n. Deal and Miss Maggie Armitage iefl
4 Saturday Cor San FrAncisco 10 attend the Ma
I fional EpWogth League Convention.
Mrs W. L Houser Of cadiz, o.. Is the suesl
csrds are css announc.ns the marriage q
Ms Alice Windsor and MT Glen A. Wycon
i.ThO event Win occur the lOth INST ...... =. y:
i Mrs.. C.. A CoJean Of Springfield y viAiung MS
q. ~ 6DSkA
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". campsell Of re.a. Marz Henriens and MIS-,

w; campsell of Texas Mary Henricns and Miss
A Picnic party that spent Thursday at Red
dings MIL was composed OF Messrs and Mines
lace and Mrs; Nettie Adams. Misses Ellie Langs-
ton. Maggie Sullivan and May Bromley and Mr.
Mrs julius Hewitt and Miss Martha Robertson
depart tomorrow for trip TO the Buffalo Expo
sitiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore departed Thursday
evening on their bridal tour to New York City
Bufalo and the Thousand Islands. Miss Mayme
Ssafrett Will depart Tuesday TO spend her vaca-
ton with relatiTes at Memnhis. Tenn.
Mrs. George Datgler OF Springfield No.. was
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Taylor Snapp,
this week.
Mr. Marshall Evans of Chicago is in the city
visiting his parents Doctor and Mrs. Q. c. Evans.
Mr.. w ". Brown of St Louis = in the city,
the guest OF his sister. Mrs. II. &. Sutton.
Mrp. Alfred Reynolds and Kenneth have
returned from New York. where they visited for
several weeks.
Rob Bever Of Kansas City visited friends in
Miss Nell sn,r,s Will leave the first of next
week TO spend Soma time at her old home at
Misc Beatrice Graham of Dallas Tex is the
guest of Miss Gertie Hauber of the East Side.
at Eureka SPRINGS.
Miss Maude I.ayman OF Kansas City Is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Ed W. Trott. in West
Third street.
Miss Maud ingram OF Springfield. Mo-, is the
guest of Mrs. C. V. Buckley OF Moffett avenue.
Miss Dot Dennis has gone to Eidorado Springs
for a few weeks sojourl.
Mrs. Noah Horn and daughter. Miss Myrtle
Dooien. vent to Sulphur Springs Thursday
Mrwil Bliedunr has gone to Excelsior Springs
for short vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaien Spencer have gone to COL
ocado 10 visit their daughter. Miss Helen Spencer
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Mrs. Harrison Joseph Thursday evening.
Mrs. Russell Clark has returned from Chtcae
BUFFALO, n. Y,

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic
Buffalo July. 12-Professor Calvin NJ Wood
ward OF Washington University 81. Louis has
attracted much attention here sinca It becarls
noised abroad that lie would probably be ELECTED
to the superftendenoy of the educational buIld-
exhibit from the Manual Training School. which
afjoins that OF the Massach,se its Institute of
Technology and meets with much favorable
comment from visitors
Park comniss'ens,Tr Frs Frank /. Ridgeiy Of st:
the exposition this week. They went from mere
Professor Benjamin Blewett OF St Louis, with
a party of fe!ow-professors, arrived from St
Louis last night to visit the exposition.
w b. Logan. II. Kiei. Leo Schuman ]. n.
Mars. II. Eisges and A. r. CHER are visitors
Alexander weber son-in-law of Judge Theo-
dore Brace Of the Supreme Court, has arrived
from cuba ard by direction OF the Federal
Government Will proceed to install In the Cuban
ynna. MORO and Catanas. and 4 par. IT this
..city MIR Weber is in the employ OF the United
States E:ngincet!ng Department. The relief map
shows every feature cf the two great fortress =,
Including the most OF Cabanas and the small
passageways OF Morre. To make the picture
yara the other side Of the harbor il represen. ed
bcsinnins with the Punta and including the VI
fees Of the Captain Of the Port and the Depart
Prominent among recent visitors from M, NiT.
g The psaas TaSrs y Rca1s
Kern. p. r. Crane. +. c: W.. Meyer and family
= + I.,oyd Kansas City-Mr and Mrs. Nc
main a C. Shroader. Marshall-W c. Gordon
Jopiin-W r. cu'kins. :
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MATTOON, ILL.

Nation. July is:-:dr.. 7. N. Beals, , and
dnushter. Miss Beais. are visiting tn cinc'h-
Miss Laura Fallen is spending the summer at
Miss Gouitas has returned to y.rden. after a
visit to Doctor and Mrs. r. ]. Coultas ,.,.,>
a: Mt ys Gss IN Adsms eou ana oao
The g. O. S g gave RECEPTION and I'd. ed f.sn,a
kinF IN honor Of Miss Mae Fish Of Delavan
and Mr.: Harlan Snyder OF Champaisn .h,,-~
Mrs. II. Wilson is visiting her ,.d father. the Pro
Miss Anna .Tobsr of St. Louis. Mo-. is a guest
Mrs. George G Sites Is spending q month In
Martha Curtis q assn IaS guest so
Jug" JUICE lanes F. Hughes has returned from But
Mi Miss Grace Lyle has departed for Colorado
sWnx William c9 ss c Of ashss Meh Mr..
E. coulso:, Last ST., Week, .,s,an> IN. summer on
Philip Harmany is touring California and other
MISS" Miss irene cieaves of Chicago is guest Of
| Judge and Mrs. L. 6. Henley ,is;; ., ,nd,.no,o.
Ms Mr and "a M1s f. y ana
Cooper. are visiting at As.ea sp.inEs. Ind %
pa d'i Ray s" Mich. e With tn Mrs: Dick Nsweomb
sssnn aS 5. and f fn Mes. s 81 Visit
Edward Henley has gone to California. whera
! he will reside permanently. >r.,,
evening in honor OF Miss Olive Morton Of Efsins-
/ ham. .,.,.,,.. IN
' San Francisco. Cal. . =.
: The Misses Ashworth gave q house party , .;
! their suburban home northeast OF the city. last
week. The guests were: Misses Birdie McDo ai
Of Charleston, Atillie Arend OF Humboldt. Una
Ashworth Of Sullivan. Nellie Thornton Of Nat a..
toon A reception was given In honor OF the
house guests Saturday evening. at which NIFTY
s Mr. and i' MS g. G. Mccanant celebrated thei.
silver wedding anniversary Tuesday evening with
a dinner party. Twenty-ny covers were iaid;
Out of town guests were: The Reverend anc
Mrs Barker. Mrs. Burson and Mss Nellie Bur
son and Mrs. Belle Bruce Of Windsor. Missed
Birdie Campbell and Blanche Mckee OF Hutchin
so Miss stella Osborne entertained Tuesday even.
ing.
AT the suburban residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
ysaac V. LiHder, Miss FIosse Howell. their niece
/! entertained Wednesday evening in honor OF Mis-
Fern Hilsabeck Of Windsor.
tional Church gave . social at the residence Of