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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
CASTORIA
For Infants ana Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature sssss the q &mAzzz;zw

DIR. s. +. DeVore was called to Sioux
City this morning professionally. He
will return this evening at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellslager, of Des
Moines, arrived IN the city Wednesday
evening for q visit with Mrs M. II.
Raymond.
w. J. Lloyd is on the sick liat.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Stowe will return
this evening from their visit in At
lantic.
Mr.. Bennett, of the Des Nome.
Lyceum Bureau, was i'll the Valley
today talking lecture course with b
w. Carlisle, for the coming winter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11

Misses Eliza and Julia Walpolc,
returning from California 70 their
home in Storm Lake, stopped over
night at the home of Rev Mac
Allister in this city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11

The shirt Waste man and net
waist girl go hand in hand today,
and the people year after year keep
on throwing theis clothes away.
The coat and vest we laid to rest,
aud where isthe tleecy shawl? Our
cloths get thinner and fewer-what
will be the end of it all? Oh, what
will the shirt man take next from
the thin he has to wear? And
what will the net waist girl throw
off from the shoulders now most
bare? The shirt waist man aud
md the net waist girl go rolicking
down the way. Have we started
q trend that's going to end in tho
old Zig leaf fashion some day?-Ex
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
North Western Defendant in
Peculiar Suit.


The Chicago e. North Western
railroad company is to be the de-
PENDANT in rather peculiar suit,
and the law department of that
company is considerably bewilder-
ed as to what course to pursue.
The person bringing the action is
John Thomas, who has been an
employe of the company for about
twenty years, the greater part Of
which time he was employed in
the capacity of engineer in charge
of the pusher engine used to help
the heavy trains over the Moingo-
ma hill. During his term of serv-
ice Thomas claims he was absent
from duty very seldom and work
ed, approximately, three hours
over time each day. For this adj
ditional service he claims he was
unpaid. A short time ago he was
examined according to one of tue
new rules and failing to pass one
of the requirements he was dis
charged. Thomas figured up the
total of his over time and now
through his attorneys brings suit
for the sum of $4,000 with inter-
est. The case will be carried to
the courts.
The excavating for the founda-
ton of the new Updike elevator
was finished today, about 1000
yards of dirt having been taken
out. The pile driver will finish
work in short time and the lay
ing of concrete will begin about
the first of next week. The con-
crete will be layed about foot
deep and upon this the foundation
will be raised. If everything is
favorable the actual work of con-
struction will begin about the mid
die of July.
Mrs I Perrin arrived home
Wednesday evening after a visit
of q few days with friends in Ere
mont, Neb.
The Misses Doig, of Winons,
Mimi, who have been here for sew
eral days past the guests of their
cousin, Miss Opal Goodman, de-
parted this morning for home &C.
companied by Miss Goodman, who
will spend several days in Winona.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11

Miss Annie 9 Mason, of Laurin,
Montana, returned from Buffalo,
N Y, last week, and stopped of
here to visit here aunt, Mrs I
Mohatt.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
Somewhat RoEaantic

The marriage of b. O. Williams,
Yardmaster in this city, to Mics
Mae l. Leonard, on July 3rd was
somewhat out of the usual line Of
such events. They intended to be
married in about 3 months. On
the afternoon of the Bird they star
ted out for buggy ride, and when
about half way to Logan B. o.
said he dared his companion to
drive on to Logan and get
married. Now, Miss Mae was
never in the habit of taking
a dare, SO they drove to on Lo-
gan to the Clerks office. Clerk
Garrison not being in the Office,
Sheriff Shelton went out to look
for him. In a short time Ed. ap-
peared and issued license. The
couple then hunted up Justice
Hyde and we're made husband and
wife. After the ceremony they
drove home in the cool of the eve
ming and on the morning of the 4th
they went to Omaha and spent the
day with friends. When they re-
turned to the Valley in the eve
ming they found a fine supper pre-
pared for them at the home of the
groom, and the room filled with
friends ready to give them hear
ty reception. A splendid time
was had by all present, and B. o.
and his bride received the hearty
congratulations of their friends.
The bride and groom are both
we'll known in this city and highly
respected by all.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
, The best s,the cheapest =
GLOXER,S |
OV'ERA!LlS,
THE BtsI.!N Till. WORLD |
Ask your dealer for them ]
Plan an Excursion.

The tiremen OF the North Wesssrn
ar. planning for u grand excursion TO
the Pan American exposition at l,uf.
falo aud to the principal cities of the
-ast this summer. A committee Of
the ID of l.. i lodges nf the system
have been IN Conference with N q
North Wester,, homogeneous ny IA the
plans, which ,nc,nue II tram rf pn,.-
man ''eep!ng Cars with IL ,llner. the =, :
tire trip. To consume two weeks ar
NOR /. is -xpeered iiie train wlll l,e
provided tn the tir-men and their fam
lilies free and eastern roads will hnul
without compensation. The onlytx
pense the +xrursionists wen Il he tn in
their meals anu lncldentais at III. trip.
IL Is planned to start abont September
\, going FIRST to Buffalo, then 10 Tor
onto. Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Washington and other large cities and
points of interest in the east. Clinton
Age.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
Winter Wheat.

The question of raising winter
wheat in western Iowa has been
solved. Mrs. G. G. Lahman, of
this city, raised about thirty acres
of spring wheat Oh her farm just
south of town last year and at the
time of cutting, the grain had be-
come quite ripe, and consequently
shattered out considerable by the
cutting. Intending to plant corn
on this ground this spring, she
had the ground plowed last fall,
and this spring the shattered grain
plowed under last fall, came up in
fine order, and from present ap-
pearsnce will be a large yield per
acre. 1t spring wheat p)owed UNI
der in August brings a good crop,
why not raise fall wheat?
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
Marriage License Issued

UH11 11180 0ICoUb6 1bbU6u.
Charles Evans. ........ 20
Mary Butler. 20
David Erixon, %
Bridget McFee,. 81
i M.9;. = bs h's.s:, ::: g g
Charles d. Adams, ...... 81
Jessie May Pierce, ....... 20
+. P. Norton, ............ %
Alice G. Rogers,........ Is
Ole Christesen, .......... 3G
Mary Peterson, .......... 20
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11

Very Low Rates to Chicago,
Via the North Western line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold at great.
ly reduced rates for round trip, on
account OF b Y p U convention to
be held at Chicago, July 25 to %.
For dates of sale, etc, apply to
agents Chicago q North Western
Ry.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11

Mrs J T Evans, after a visit OF
about eight weeks in Marble Rock,
Iowa, with relatives and acquaint-
ances, arrived home this morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11

Miss Anna Fitzgibbon left for
Des Moines this morning, where
she will attend the Drake summer
school.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19
TWIN TROUBLES
They Are Often Together These Days.
They Work Havoc All Over the
Country and in Scranton.

Weak, nervous, the digestion out of
order-that is what ails a host of peo-
pie. 1t comes about in this way: First
from oNerwork, or other causes. the
nerves are burdened beyond endurance
nerve waste is not replaced, nerve
force is weakened, then the stomach
loses its nerye-controlling power and
Indigestion follows, with failing
strength. When first Dr. \. W. Chase's $
Nerve Pills came to Scranton people
could hardly be convinced thai This
great medicine would remove these
troubles. Now it is an accepted fact,
because of their cure of very stubborn
cases no other medicine would intlu-
enCe.
Mrs. j l.. Johnson, of No. 40 North
Main street, scranton, Pa. says: DIR.
4. w. Chase's Nerve Pills are excel
lent. | was so dizzy and nervous. and
the stomach dgested its food badly.
This condition induced feeling of de-
bility and lassitude. Hearing of the
nerve pills at Matthews Bros tenn
porary headquarters. corner Washing
ton and Lackawanna avenues.
Dr. A. ". Chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at SOC, box at dealers, or Dr. a.
w. Chase Medicine CO., Buffalo, \. Y.
See that portrait and signature of \.
w. Chase, Nj. D., are on every package.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19

crowded to It's utmost by people of this section
who went there to witness tho cantata entitled
The Brownies Band" given under the direction
OF William j. Lewis. IN the frst part of the
cartatt chorus OF children dressed in white.
come upon the stage. A Brownie discovers one
o the children. vino M,s lost himself. and the
little one is awakened aud taken to the fairies.
who. with the Brownies, sing their fairy song
around him and then disappear through the
woods The music was under the Direction ~
Professor John Walkenshaw: Miss Anna W. Price.
oipanist: yoins. Reese Davis and Professor Walk.
enshaw clarioncts, John Evans and Alfred Pierce.
County Ghride, the constable OF the Third
ward, was mp before Alderman Myers last evening
after being out of jail thirteen days, on the
charge OF dsOrdcrly conduct and drunkenness.
Last evening was the seventh time for County To
he before Alderman Myers. each appearance
being committed to the county Jail. Gilbtidc
got very diSoricIly in the office and was COM
mitcd to the county Jail IN default Of $500 bail.
An ice cream social will bc held at the home
OF Evan Gabriel on Church avenue next Friday
evening for the benefit o the Welsh Congrcga.
tional church.
Owing 10 the arrangements for the entcttain.
ncnt OF the Modern WOodmen not being COM.
plcted last meeting night. the cntcranncnt
was postponed until week from tomorrow even.
ing, when an elaborate programme will be rem
dered Together with the entertainment ban.
puet will In given and ;lc initiation of fifteen
new members will also take place.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19
GREEN RIDGE.

Dr. 6. W simpson has returned from visit
To Wilkes Barre
II was reported here last evening that a cable
gram had been received telling ot the serious
illness of Mrs., f.. {. Dmmick, who is ling
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs, Rec, in Eng.
land, MIS- Dimmrk Ia, host oi friends
throughout the city Who will GricSe 10 hear ot
her illness and hope lot her speedy recovery.
Ms Taubmcr has returned to her home in
iloncsdalc after a visit at the home OF her dau9h-
ter Mrs William OSmond, OF Dickson avenue.
Miss Fila Y, Roney and Miss Minnie Drc>cu,
teachers at school W. -, treated their scholars
TO trip to the nearby woods Yesterday after
noon. III" youngsters returned home with their
aInls iull Of daisies and reported a glorious time.
Kenneth StacklouSe, the 3.yeir'old son oI f..
q, StacEhuusc. narrowly escaped being run oy'r
by car the Green Ridge Peoples line yes
terday afternoon He was crossing the road ON
Cap0u,c avenue, near 4. q. Stevens store and
ran directly in front of the car. \ bystQndcr
snatcicd him from the track Just in time to pre-
Nrni his being stlucA by the car.
The second anniversary OF the organization o'
the Brotherhood of It. Paul OF the AsbuIy Meth.
udist Episcopal church MAS celebrated by a ball
quel in the church pIrlors last evening. The
rooms were most mtisliually decorated with the
national colorS and were filled by the members
and friends Of the society. The rrovidencr,
Park Place and Ash sneet B.otheroods were
well represented Rev " Harvey led in praNer
and Dr simpson, who represented the Brother.
hood at the convention recently held IN New
York city. read a report from that meeting,
Rev q. \. Clre, Rev. G., e. Lyman and Others
spoke, and instrumental music wasurniShcd by
Mis- Ida Gci,ncr, after which refreshments were
served by the lady irend, OF the members. The
society is strong one and Is growing.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Annual Banquet and Dance of the
High School Alumni Enter
tainment Tonight.

The High School Alumni associati ton
held their annual banquet and dance
in Washington hall last night. The
hall was specially decorated for the
occasion, and presented Il very pretty
rcture.
Eauer's orchestra furnished music
for the dancing, and among those
present We're:
John Dolphin. VIII Glilaud Frank Cullen.
James Cullen, George Wiutcr>en, Edward kc.
ley. Patrick Sharkcy, William Cam, jann'
Gilnartin John 'urran. Thomas Golden John
Httnc, John Sweeney, William Crane, Joe Mon.
gan, Gene Cusick, II. Davis. j. Cummings. Louis
May. james Clifford. John Butler. Patrick llg
gcrr. irwin Miller. lanes Duffy. Misses Katie
sweeney, Maggie Mrti. Ethel May, Eva Cl,aIy
Mary Duffy. Nellie ONIallCv. katlryu GallenI,
Kate Cullen. Hannah Cullen, Mary Kelley. Maggie
Kelley, Mollie lIealcr, Mary May, Jennie Davis
Sarah Burns. siJh Mlirr, Edith Miller. Anna
Barrett Laura O'Ioro lNzi" Cullen, katrhyn
O'!ioIu, Loretta McIaur. kittie liolan
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Stephen Richards. of Rigg street.
has received II letter from his son.
Martin. from whom he had not heard
in about a year and who was several
times reported dead by soldiers re-
turning from Manila. He states that
he has been kept moving nearly the
whole time since his last letter. He
was with the American forces at Pc
kin. being the only one from this sec
ton thus favored.
a rose bush of the Crimson Ram
bier variety is attracting much at
tention in tho yard of y. ]. Smith, on
Cherry street 1t has been estimated
that it contains not less than 1000
perfect flowers.
Mrs NJ. w. Chambrrlin, of Blaliely
street, is at White Haven. where she
goes to attend the wedding of her
nephew.
Mi and Mrs. s. o. Seaton are visit
ing Mrs. Seaton'S uncle. q. w. Frost.
of East Drinker street. Mr.. Scaton is
one of the largest merchants of Oil
City
John Foley, a student at State col
lege. is spending his vacation at
Thomas Prot heroes, on Drinke"
street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Misses Mary and Elizabeth Bennett.
of Butte City. Montana, are visiting at
the home of William r. Lewis, on
Hampton street.
Rev. Frank J. Milman. of Pottsville.
called on friends in town yesterday.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Dyer. of North Bromley
avenue. West Park.
Miss Evelyn f.. Dyer, of Chicago H..
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseoh
Dyer of North Bromley avenue. West
Park.
Noomsy March. of Dunmorc. was ar
raigned before Alderman kellow yes
terry. preferred by his neighbor. Alex.
Shatbopsky. The latter alleged that
March struck him on the head with u
stick. He was held in bail for court.
An entertainment and social was
held in the Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic
Methodist church last evening. under
the auspices of the Young People,"
Society of Christian Endeavor. An in.
terestine programme was presented.
and ice cream was served.
y large consrega ton attended the
services in the First Welsh Congre-
gational church last evening, when II
Welsh sermon was preached by Rev.
Roberts, of Iowa.
An interesting session of the Baptist
Young Peoples union was held in the
jackson Street Baptist church last
evening, over which the pastor DR.. dc
GruchN presided.
G. w. Weston, the pianist, will be
the CHEZ attraction at the entertain
mont to be given in the Hampton
Street Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow evening by the I. W. II. circle.
y benefit ball was held in Mears' hall
last night in aid of John Mackreth,
who lost his arm in wreck on tn"
Lackawanna railroad on March II.
The proceeds will be used In tile pur-
chase of an artificial arm.
Miss Jessie Hover. of BloOmsburg.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. y. c.
Jury. Of Rock street.
Ralph Shields, of keystone academy.
is the guest of Charles Lebcr, Of
Hampton street,
Miss Sara Hughes a teacher at No.
Is school, and her brother, Chester.
are i'll with pneumonia, at their home
Oh SWetland street.
Gwilym Jones, employed as a laborer
at the Mt. Pleasant mines. had tS'o of
his fingers 50 badly injured on Mon-
day that amputatiOn was necessary
He recently came here from MonongH-
hela. where he lost one of his eyes in
an explosion three months ago.
Mrs. James Joseph. of North Brom-
ley avenue. is making preparations for
Il trip to the old country.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pfefrer. of North
Main avenue, are spending Il few days
at the PAN American exposition.
Misses Mamie Frank. Lena Kach.
Christina Shipcrt and Elizabeth Ship
ert are at Buffalo.
Announcement is made of the ap-
preaching marriage OF Dominiclk Wier
of South Scranton, ana Miss Anna
Mullen, of Division street, at ST Pat
rck's Catholic church, on Wednesday.
June 20, at II a. NJ.
Edgar Allen Jones. of South Main
avenue. son of Mrs. ID. NJ. Jones, is
home from Yale college for the sum
mer vacation.
Michael Colusky, employed as
lahorer in Briggs shaft, had his arm
severely lacerated by fall of rock,
while AT work yesterday. Seventeen
stitches We're put in the wound at the
West Side hospital.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19
An Exciting Runaway.

\ horse owned by Butcher John
James. OF Bellevue. ran away NeSter-
day. and the driver Thomas Grifliths.
had 4 narrow escape from serious in
jury. The shaft became detached from
the wagon and wien the horse started
To run. pulled Griffths. who held the
reinS, over the dashboard.
He W as dragged along he street
about twenty-five yards before he let
go of the reins, and sustained slight
bodily bruises. The horse finally
stopped nflcr running several blocks
and was captured by George Allen.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19

.jrhn Bratosky, residing at i0a Ninth
street. had his Wife, Margaret, ar
faisncd before Alderman Kelly yest"r-
day on the charge of unraithf1lnasi.
The colDe We're married in May, 1900,
and lived together until August of the
same year. when the wife had the
husband arrested for descrtion ana
ron support.
Bratusky appeared before the ald"r-
man at that time. settled the case, paid
the costs. and left the office with his
wife apparently happy. The next
day. when he went to work his wife
disappeared aud nc did not learn any
thing of hor whereabouts nntil last
saturday. when sh" returned to her
home from New York.
The woman is in a delicate condi-
i0n. and the prosecution is the out
come Being unable to furnish bail.
Alderman Kelly committed her to the
county Jail and notified Mrs. Dugsan,
agent of the associated charities, to
look after The case. She formerly re-
sided on the Scranton resided on the
Scranton flats.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19
Closing Exercises.

The following programme viii bc
rendered at No. II school tomorrow
afternoon, commencing at o'clock, at
the closing exercises Of the school:
I horis ''W,l,0inc" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. school
Instrumental solo, "Mh,n Two Have Met
l.thc! Bcvnn
Recitation, "Bmton'S ,urtLIu>'
Grraiuinc Phillips
Vocal solo, Honolulu Queen ...'hc,t"t DAVIS
Chorus BELLS OF scotland .....,...,....>rho"t
tIiNS History ........,.........'' h'hh'c wv"
Instrumental Duet. "raradc Review
Roy Williams. Rcha Williams
Recitation. elimination of YOUTH ..Ses~Ie U'cUi
thorul Little Alabama Coon,
hester DAVIS, Roy Williams. Thomas Wat
kir.. John Williams, Levi, Lewis, Carl vii.
lians. Ira Reese.
solo. My Lady Lu' ............ ..Iditi Morgan
Essay. Homes ot Noted Americans"
Florence VI. Fowler. Humphrey Evans
,horiS. "swissland' ........,.............scho school
Recitation. Jimmie Browns sisters We'd
ding Observation-Disclosures. Bessie Sloie
Vocal Duct Lilies Dream j. Der
Matte Poole, Chester Davis
lass Prophecy .................,.Hc Hcba Williams
Chorus. sing. Happy Birds School
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19
Cleaners Elect officers.

The Cleaners society of the simpson
Methodist Episcopal church met last
evening and elected the following otI-
GERS for the ensuing year: President,
Mrs. r.. Y. Harrison. reelected: vice.
president, Mrs. &. w. Lull; recording
secretary, Mrs. Josiah Paff. treasurer,
Mrs. George l.. Peck.
Tho society paid $500 on the mort
gage last week. which now reduces it
from $4,000. the original sum. to $1,000.
An extra effort will nov be made to
liuuidate the balance by January |,
1902,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19
EVENTS OF THIS EVENING.

Lawn social at the home of Miss Ida
SaNers. so North Rebecca avenue.
Prayer meeting and open parliament
on Bible work at the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church.
Wedding of John StuSg and Miss
Mary A. James. at the home of the
brides parents on Hampton street.
The wedding of Harry r. Thomas
ana Miss Jennie NJ. Woolbaugh will
take place at the simpson Methodist
Episcopal church at . O'Clock this
morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19
WEST SCRANTON

of the sale will not he fully revealed
until the evening designated.
A rumor was circulated yesterday to
the effect that several street waits
would be auctioned off. but the officers
OF the army assure their patrons that
the sale will be legitimate and Will
he conducted within tile scope OF the
law.
a similar sale was conducted in New
York some time ago and attracted
thousands of people.
Captain William Price vouches FOR
the entertainment, which will CONF
mence at S o'clock, after which ice
cream and cake will he served.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19


SCRANTON po4tohcc I.ackuwmua county, "a,
June 18th l}uI PC,Sons calling Tor these letters
will please say advertised and give date OF
list.
Ezra II Ripple. p NJ
Lizzie AppIrhy, Michael Alien, Z, ; Aduu> Mr.,
Andresun,
Mrs, :, l. Billings, 4 Il Benjamin, M,~.
Sarah :, Bng,ss, ". IT, Ruchald, William
blackwell, Nil. A. r. Bennett, H. q. Bacon,
II, e. Boyle, Frank Boyd, Charles Bcdea, Miss
Ruth Brace, +. Clarke Brown, Miss Anna Bruc,,
\, Bradley Myrtle h. Burn, lou Brrhhciscr,
A. i. CLARK, {, Ccntrell, john Coleman l..
~ Cohen
Miss Amy Daniels, MIS-. Adam Dunn aud family
Miss Nellie Doh, Miss Mabel Dcuick. Acton
Dockard & Co., samuel Dhendorfcr, IJll Ditt
ield, Henry j, DAVIS.
Miss Mary T., Evans, Grorgr Exams, Geo. Ep-
bert,
NJ, Fall J.. C. Fielding, r. e. Fisher. i. J..
Faneln, Mrs i. A. Gardner, George j. ,ilorI.
Mrs u. T., Goldsmith, MIS- Charles Gardner,
Miss Agnes Gibbons, A. Gardner, Miss J, G,m.
C. $. GIen. II. Grunhaum.
Wine Hin Frank Hamilton MI. IIohiu, ~
:. Y. y. Hamilton.
Miss b. Jackson, Mrs H,u Jonrs, " r
Jones >, Mrs, W. W. Jones, T, H. Jamrs.
Rev, j, 4, Kendall, u, j. Krnln. Mrs Nellie
KuLcke Mis-, ", NJ, kctchou +, Kclly a Co..
II, q, Kelly >, George Kramer, Jory kowr.
Zreh
VI, Lang, Nellie and Marvin Litcl, Ms. /. ".
LmSher Jessie lachlcn, Mrs, Agnes IurN,s.
Miss Rate McNluIleu John Mcdonald MIS-,
Mary Mccibe, u Z Mcflll, Mn. Mary Nc
rabc, 81 Elmer street GpeciLD;Mr,, l.. l.. MooL,,
pr, !, McrkeWic2 IN j. A Monaghan, Miss
Carrie Migee, lake Martin, Miss Grace Miller.
Mrs, Louis" Noni, ,hmlc, Njior, Richard
Merriam, Watkins Matthews.
Miss Dora Nichols Richard Ne'ius.
Matte Otto.
Albert Price, Miss Rose Palmer Miss Eliza.
beth Peep, Rosa Pllmcr
Rev r. NJ. Rodcrck, Walter Rliu,y, Jim Ryan,