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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-09
DUNMORE.

The Sunday school class OF Mr. Marvin Tuthill
has been bnsily engaged for some time past
preparing for the rendition Of their play, en-
titled "a Blind Attachment" which is to be
given in st. Marks parish house on Thursday
evening, Feb. IA. 1t is promised that this will
be an unusually good production, some excel.
lent home talent being in the cast engaged.
The musicale 10 he given by Mrs J. n.
Bronson, on "Wednesday evening, for the benefit
ot IT. Marks church, is expected TO be the
leading musical feature OF the seasons happen.
ings. The spacious rooms are unusually well
adapted for an affair OF this kind and the large
number sure TO bc present are assured OF Il
very pleasant evening. Among those from out
OF town who will take part arc J. 7. Watkins
and Misses Alice Burke and Beatrice Morris, the
well known olocu,ionist.
The funeral Of the late ". Z. Smsllbridgc o..
ouned from his late home yesterday afternoon
Large numbers o! Sorowing trerds were in at.
tendance and the Sons Of st. George, OF which
deceased was . member, attended in body.
Mrs. Frank Sanders of Pittstor, called on old
friends in town yesterday,
George Fritz is now pleasantly located on
North Blalely street.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young of
South Blakely street, a son.
Miss fsnnic Osborne, OF Dudley street, leaves
this morning for a months visit with irienl'
at Philadelphia
Master Charles Ames is suffering from, a mild
attack OF measles at his home on Green Ridge
street.
Mrs. Christopher Nckors, Of Apple street, is
confined 10 her home, threatened with prcu.
rlonia.
Pay your taxes before March !, 1901, and save
penalty. r. W. Reilly, collector eli Chestnut
street -
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WILL LEAVE ON MARCH 2.
Thirteenth Boys to Have Day to
Themselves in Washington.

Official orders regarding the trip OF
the Thirteenth regiment to Washing
ton to attend the inauguration of Pres
ident Mckinley on March have not
yet been received in this city but are
expected today. AT a meeting of the
commissioned officers held last Friday
night 1t was decided If the regiment did
go, to have ii leave on Saturday night,
March ..
This will bring the regiment into
Washington early Sunday morning and
give the members all day Sunday 10
themselves. 1t is planned to leave
Washington on Tuesday afternoon.
March 5. arriving in this city in the
night,
The men are to 20 in heavy marching
order carrying knapsack( blankets,
etc. Each man will be supposed to
carry his own rations as the state will
not furnish any. Bauers regimental
band, augmented to thirty-tire pieces,
will accompany the regiment.
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GURNEY IS LOCATED.
LOST MAN WITH RELATIVES AT
SHENANDOAH.
His Relatives Feared That He Had
Been Flogged to Death and Put
the Authorities on the Case.

There was JOY In the home of Joseph
Gurney, of Priceburg, yesterday. Three
weeks ago Gurney disappeared and his
relatives claimed that he had been
fogged to death. Rumor insisted that
lie had been given two hundred lashes
after being taken to a cellar, stripped
OF his clothing, gagged and whipped
until insensible. Immediately after
the whipping Gurney disappeared and
all efforts to locate his whereabouts
were, until yesterday, futile. Relatives
claimed the whipping had proved fatal
and that his body had been disposed
of.
Yesterday letter was received from
Gurney's brother in Shenandoah con-
ta!ning the information that Gurney
had been visiting there since n week
last Wednesday. There was nothing
said as to where he had spent the other
two weeks and the family profess their
ignorance of the matter. 1t is report
cd that Gurney spent a great deal of
the time in Scranton and a man by
the name OF John Nazinoskey claims
to have met him in a Lackawanna
avenue saloon.
William Kruger. q Priceburg saloon
Keeper, and Andrew Goyuyski were the
two men accused of doing the beating.
Kruger was arrested last week and
waived hearing and entered $500 bail
Thursday night. Goyuyskl was ar
rested by Police officer Thomas Logan,
OF Priceburg. He also waived a hear
ing and entered bail for his appearance
In court.
Yesterday before receiving the Shen-
andoah letter the Gurney family came
down to Scranton to see Alderman
kasson regarding putting an officer on
The case. a description of Joseph Cur
ney was given to Chief of Police Rob-
ling and 1t was thought that a man
in the county jail answered the de-
scription. Investigation showed that
the man in the county Jail was named
kearney.
The family is not decided whether
the prosecutions against Kruger and
Goyuyski will be pushed. Kruger ad-
nuts keeping Gurncy in his house over
night but justifies this action because
he claims Gurney stole a box contain
.ng SIG from him, all but s. of which
he says he recovered.
Kruger claims that Gurney's disap-
pearance is due to the latters fear of
arrest for larceny and also to avoid the
family'S cenSure.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

William Callahan, ,r. Of Cherry street, aad
Thomas Reap. Of Beach street, were painfully In
iured at thc South mill yesterday. Both men
were loading rails when one OF them slipped and
fell their feet. crushing them badly. Both
incn were taken 10 their homes.
Mts May Belmont, OF Hszleton. Is the guest Of
Mrs. James Gill; on Palm street.
General Grant commsndery, No. go. Knights
OF Malta. held a largely attended meeting last
evening at lIartmsn's hall.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America Drum
curps are making arrangements for their coming
masquerade ball TO he held IN Athletic hall this
month.
Philip Thomas. OF North Scranton. had both
Of his lcas badly cut and bruised at ho South
works yesterday.
John Rosar. OF Stone avenue, fell on the ice
yesterday and severely injured his spine. Dr. A.
ko'b Is treating the patient
The 81. Joseph society will meet Sunday after.
noon in st. Narys hnll to install tho newly
elected officer. for the ensuing year.
Ancient order OF llibcrnians will meet Sunday
afternoon In Pharmacy hall.
There will be a special meeting OF the Irene 3
Ladies Temperance society this evening in st.
Johns hall.
The members OF The Catholic Relief and Benc.
fetal association will meet this evening al 1S0
o'clock in Pharmacy hall.
-. Johns basket ball team, better known
"a the Defenders, will play game OF basket
ball with the North End STAN neNt Thursday
evening in st. Johns hall.
The funeral Of Miss elizabeth schwartz. who
died Mt DR.. Thomrson's hospital Thursday even.
ing, will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the residence OF her parents. Mr.. and Ms
Mct2ner, Of Motke avenue. Services will De
held in the German Methodist church on Pros.
pect avenue. Intcrmcnt will be made in Forest
hin cemetery.
Prof c. G. Carpenter, recently Of New Yori;
city, will give an entertainment OF moving pic.
ture scenes and stcrcopticon views in the Cedar
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church next Tues.
day night. under the auspices of the Epworth
League Admission, j. cents.
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jackson Street Baptist Church.

The pastor will baptize twenty-five
candidates at the morning service.
Congregations were never better, and
since our new steam boiler has been
put in our morning congregations are
very much larger
The Sunday school is in good con-
dition. In the infant department alone
last Sunday lis children reported. Only
two teachers were absent.
The Baptist Young Peoples union is
doing well. and will soon have paid
for the new carpet they bought for the
church.
The infant department is preparing
to give Tom Thumbs Wedding for
Washington's birthday, February %.
Tom Thumbs wife, at the close of the
entertalnment, will give to each n
piece OF wedding cake.
On Sunday evening. March 3, the
people of the West Side will have the
pleasure of hearing DR.. Whalen, OF
the Baptist church of Carbondale, a.
he will exchange pulpits with the pas
tor.
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ton. Pa. to attend the funeral of the
formers mother. Mrs. Laura Dershim-
er an aged and respected resident of
that place.
Miss Alta Finn, OF Foster. Pa. is
the guest of Miss Mabel Dershlmer. OF
South Main avenue.
Mrs. w. II. Freeman. Of South Main
avenue and Washburn street, enter
tained the members of the Current
Event club last evening at a literary
symposium and luncheon. The guests
were delightfully."- entertained.
All members OF the Sloan local, Uni
ted Mine Workers of america. are re-
uuested to meet IN u. u. Evans hall
this evening at 7.so o'clock.
An interesting session of the wo-
mems class of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church was held In the lee
ture room yesterday afternoon.
The Womens Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Washburn Street Presby-
tcrian church met yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. A. Lindabury.
on South Main avenue. and discussed
China and other interesting subjects.
o'clock tea was served by the
hostess.
Camp No. 11s. p. O. s. of A., initiat-
ed eight candidates at Thursday night
meeting In Red Mems hall. Three new
members were elected and two propo-
sitions received.
The B. c. G.. club entertained the fol-
lowing guests at a social Thursday
evening: Misses Lizzie Robinson, Mary
Monahan, Maria Mullen, Leona Nc
Donough, Nora Murphy and Loretta
Stuckart. and Messrs. John Devine and
Joseph Shields.
Mr. and Mrs. John y. Davies, of
North Bromley avenue. have returned
from Dorranceton, where they attend
ed the wedding of Fred Hartman, OF
this city, and Miss Emma Johns.
Joseph Perry, of North Lincoln ave-
nue.. has returned home from a weeks
visit in Philadelphia.
The young people OF the First Welsh
Baptist church held their usual weekly
meeting last evening and took up the
study Of the Sunday school lesson. A
large number were in attendance.
Mrs. David j. Davis, of South Hyde
Park avenue, entertained the Dollar
club at her home last evening
DIR. Hackney, of Toronto, Can. spent
last evening in town on business.
Love feast will be observed at the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
| at O'Clock tomorrow morning, and at
1890 o'clock the Sacraments of the
Lords Supper will be observed In
the evening Rev. Austin Griffin, ID. D.,
presiding elder of the district, viii: oc-
cupy the pulpit. The quarterly con-
ference will be held on Monday.
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FELL SEVENTY FEET.
George Herko Was Instantly Killed
Yesterday Afternoon.

George Herko,l a nineteen-year-o old
laborer. employed by J. p. Prowdziki.
the South Scranton slater. was killed
yesterday afternoon by falling seventy
feet from the roof OF st, Maly's acad-
envy, in Green Ridge, which is being
built by Contractor Conrad Schroeder.
lIerko was standing on the roof OF
the rear part of the building, with sew
eral OF the other slaters. during the
early part OF the afternoon. and about
8 o'clock was sent to remote part of
the roof to sweep away the snow. He
was lost from the sight of the other
workmen. and the next seen of him
was at 3.45 o'clock, when John Fisher,
a slater. found him lying dead on his
back upon the ground,
He had evidently slipped upon the
roof and, sliding forward, been precipi-
tated the full seventy feet. He must
have struck full upon hts head, as
Coroner Roberts later pronounced his
skull 70 be fractured, and death was
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-09
THE FEBRUARY MEETING.
Speakers Who Will Be Heard at the
Mems Union Gathering.

The Scranton Mems society, of North
Scranton, holds it's February assembly
on Monday evening next, In the Provi-
dence Presbyterian social rooms. AS
the theme tor discussion will be "Mu-
nicipal Government and the Duty Of
the Citizen" the society extends a
most cordial invitation to the public at
large to attend the session. The dis
cussion will be opened By the follow
ing vell-known and able speakers:
EXCity Solicitor James ii. Torrey, j..
A. Lansing, president Of the board Of
trade; City Solicitor a. A. Nosburg,
and Councilman II. $. Alworth, OF the
Second ward
A large gathering of the leading mon
of that section of the city Is expected.
The assembly will be called TO order by
President Dolph h. Atherton promptly
at 8 o'clock.
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Early Closing Movement.

The local BARRIERS have adopted a
Sxcd scale of prices, which will he
"onspicuously displayed in their shops
for customers to observe in the future.
The scale of prices is as follows:
Shave. not less than 10 cents; tonics
or lotions. 5 cents: hair cutting. not
less than p cents; chldrcns hair cut
ring. 81 cents; sea foam, not less than
j. cents singeing, 25cents; trimming
whskers. IL cents marking and trim
ming hair. - cents; shaving neck, )
cents.
The shops will be closed every even
ing promptly at O'Clock. except sat
GrdaN. and kept closed all day Sunday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-09
Approaching Elections.

The seekers for the various ward Of
fees at the election on Tuesday, Feb.
~ are becoming active, and from now
on until election day lively time ia
anticipated. Probably the most inter-
esting fight will be for the office Of
alderman in the Fourteenth ward, be-
tween Alderman George Kelllow and
cx-Aldcrman John Cowley. Both claim
the victory, and whichever one wins,
IL will be- by small najority.
Rut little interest Is manifested in
the elections Tor second class city
councilmen. Comparatively little op-
position to Councimen Albert Lewis,
in the Firth. and William Lewis, in the
Fifteenth. will be offered.
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semi.Monthly Pay Days.

Since the inauguration of the SEMI
monthly pay days among the mine
workers many merchants complain
that their receipts show a marked de-
crease. owing to the inclination among
their patrons to purchase their usual
supplies in the cash stores.
The cash stores are reaping the har-
vest. and their business has been ma
terially increased in consequence.
The employees OF the following coll
lieres will be paid today: oxford,
Dodge, Bellevue. Holden. Pyne. Tay-
Tor. Hampton. Cayuga. Sloan. Cont
mental, Brisbin, Hyde Park and Arch
bald.
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Mrs. Walter Swal'tz.

Mr. Walter Swartz died yesterday at the
Scranton Private hospital after short illness
She had resided with her father, Michael Mess.
ncr, oi South Scranton. The deceased was -
yeaH of age Her father and two brothers, Bert
L. Messner and FredcTcl, Messner. survive her.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock this
afternoon from her fathers home. Services at
80 p. n,, in the German Methodist Episcopal
church, corner Of Prospect avenue and BirCl.
street.
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Sleighing Party from Moosic.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reed. of jack
Son street, were surprised last Wed.
nesday evening by n sleigh-riding par
ay from Moosic. The evening was
spent in a very enjoyable manner.
Games of all kinds were INDUCED In.
At late hour refreshments were
served. The party departed for Moosic
after thanking Mr.. and Mrs. Reed for
fhe evenings entertainment. Those
present were:
Mrs. Dina Joplin. Miss Williams, Mrs.
Slot, Mrs Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Joplin, Misses Maude Smith. Matte
Smith, Eugene Ike, Wilfrcd Joplin,
George Silman. Those present from
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TO COMMEMORATE VERDI.
italian Residents Preparing Appro-
pirate Exercises.

Monday night next at 7 O'Clock, a
meeting will be held in Casseses hall,
1903 Lackawanna avenue, to complete
preparations for appropriate exercises
to commemorate the death of the fam
Gus Italian composer, Guiseppi Verdi.
Frank Carlucci is president; J. A. Cas-
sese, vice president; j. y. Fiore. treas
urer. and J. Callatrone, secretary, of
the committee which was selected last
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Thomas Gillespie.

Thomas Gillespie died suddenly al his AoIue on
Hickory street last evening. Deceased was an old
and respected resident oI this city, and his sud.
den death will be great shock to his many
friends
lie is survived by his vile and the following
children; Patrick. Anthony, John, Thomas, Jo-
,eph, William, Katie aud Mn. william j. Nea.
Ion, Funeral will he held trorn the family
residence Monday morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-09
KNIGHTS OF
GOLDEN EAGLE
ELECTION OF OFFICERS IN
HYDE PARK CASTLE.
B. @. Brown Installed as Noble Chief.
Early Closing Movement Among
the Barbers-Merry Party from
Moosic Entertained-Semi- Month
ly Pay Days Among the Mine
Workers - Approaching Elections.
Work on the Spike Mill-other
Notes and Personals.

District Grand chief Hopkin Wealth
rraug installed the following officers
recently in Hyde Park castle, No. 26i.
knights of the Golden Eagle:
Past chief. w. j. Williams; noble
chief. T.. g. Brown: vice-chief, Thomas
Phillips: sir herald. Augustus Phillips;
high priest. James Brown: venerable
hermit, Thomas u. Thompson; master
of records, Henry Martin; Keeper Of
rHchequar. w. +. Davis; clerk Of ex-
.hequcr Thomas Jones; trustees, w.
IL. Jones. Dawson Wcathcraug. James
Brown.
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Thomas N. Hetzel.

Death yesterday removed one Of the oldest
and most generally respected men oi the com.
munity. Thomas y. Hs;ael, Of Dunmorc. lTa
was, Tor many years, in tie livery business, in
scranton, aud had earned Tor himself the rcpu.
tation oi being ore OF the city's representative
men. The only Surviving member oi his in,me-
diare family is Miss IVA IIetzel, OF Lackawanns
avenue.
The funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon at . O'Clock. Intament will bc made in
DunmoIc cemetery.
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New GaietVTheatre
ALE. G. IIERRINGToN. MANAGER.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Matinees Daily.
Broadway Burlesquers.

Sunday night at a meeting of promi-
nent Italians, to take charge of the ar
rangcmcnts.
All parties Interested are invited tn
attend the meeting and cooperate
with the committee.
1t Is proposed to make it an elab-
crate affair. The services of many lo-
cal musicians and several prominent
vocalsts of New York have been Sc
cured. The musical programme will
be exclusively made up of Verdi COM
positions.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-09
THE ELK TEAM WON.
Bicycle Club Bowlers Were Defeated
Last Night.

The Elks and Bicycle club teams
met on the latter teams alleys last
night and the Elks were victorious,
winning out by IA total of 1868 to 2.2sS.
Phil Roll, of the Elks, was high man
with 22s rolled in the first match. In
this he scored seven strikes in the first
nine frames and wound up with three
additional ones.
His average, 100, was also high. Dur
ing the nights bowling there We're an
extraordinarily large number of splits,
fifty of these disagreeable little OBJ
stacles being met with. The scores in
detail follow:
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OBITUARY..
Harry O'Horo.

Harry oIIoto, former resident o; Dunnore,
died in st. Catharinc's hospital, Brooklyn \. v,
Thursday after two months illness Of pueu.
monia. Previous TO becoming III the deceased
was engaged at machnst on the battleshp Ore
gon. which was undergoing repairs at the navy
yard.
Mr.. o'lioro is survived by one sister, Mrs. 4. J.
Golden, wife Of Undcrtlkcr Golden, OF Dunmore
Mr.. Golden lett yesterday for Brooklyn to bring
the remains TO this city and is expected TO arrive
this afternoon. The funeral will take place IRON
Mr.. Golden's residence, Az Chestnut street, 20.
morrow Afternoon at o'clock,
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PARK PLACE.

4. u. Briggs gave the pupils OF Mrs H,ooan s
roon No. "a school, a .rce sleigh ride yester.
day afternoon, which was enjoyed by rhirty hap.
Nv young people They were; Jennie Mellow
ell, Louise Ross, Minnie Bauer. Annie Planka,
Blanche Morcy, Ncttio Collins, Annie Briggs,
Anna Mcdonald. Minnie McCuskor, Matilda Ro.
gan Emily Archer. Helen King, Regina Orr
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-09
A GREAT SURPRISE

Is in store for all who use Kemp's BalsaIn for
the Throat and Lungs, the great guaranteed
remedy Would you believe that II is sold on
Its merits and any druggist Is authorized by the
proprietor Of this wonderful remedy 10 give YOU
sample bottle froeS Il never fails 20 cure
acute or chronic coughs. All druggists sell
kemps Balsam. Price 25c. and 50c
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Mrs. Margaret Jordan.

Mrs Margaret Jordan. oi Ti3 Adams avenue,
died yesterday morning at i.i0 O'Clock, at the
age OF 80 years, after an illness OF several
months duration.
She was the mother of Mrs. James Roach, Mrs
Aunie Durkin, Nrs John ". Fitzgibbon, Mrs.
John Collins, Miss Margaret Jordan, Daniel Jor.
dlu and John Jordan.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-09
DAN HART'S NEW PLAY.
Had a Successful Opening in Eliza
beth, N. j. Last Night.

The following dispatch was received
at The Tribune office last night:
Elizabeth, y. j.. Feb. S.-Daniel L.
Hart's new play, Melbourne" opened
here, tonight, to standing room only"
1t is a stronger and better play than
his Parish Priest
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Fractured Her Arm.

Mrs. Reese Anthony, Of Acker ave-
nuc, Bellevue, slipped and fell on the
ice near her home yesterday and frac-
tured her arm.
She was assisted into the house and
DIR. J. J. Roberts was summoned, and
he set the injured member.
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Ruth Thompson, Gretta Purcell, Lillian Mirtz.
Ida Bisbinr. Blanche Trip. Margaret Gibbons,
synba swsrtr. Ruth Holly. Glare Terwilllger.
Lewis McClusker. Jsmcs oDonnell, Robert odell.
Bruce Ross, Henry Lisk, Robert Featenby, Har'
old frcas, Theodore johnson, Arthur Dean, Burr
Holly.
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WEST SCRANTON

Scranton were: Misses Jennie Walk
er. Grace Reed, Mary Smedman, Oliver
p. Jones. Howell Howells, Charles Jop-
lin.
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MARRIED.

DoUD GUARD.-At The Providence Presby terian
parsonage Feb. G, 1901, by Rev. Dr. Georgs
l.. Guild, Mr.. Frank Doud and Miss Carolin,
Guard, OF Priccburg.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

A. NJ. Dershimer and family, of South
Main avenue. have been called to New
, 1901-06-18
NEW NAMES ADDED
TO EUkS' ROSTER.

At last nights meeting of Laramie
lodge, Elks, the following We're initia-
ted, bringing the membership of the
lodge up to POS:
VIM. Beecham of the electric light
works: Roy Bloss, Western Union ope-
rator: Michael kemmis, machinist I'm
ion Pacific shops; w. f. McCaslin of
the Johnson hotel cafe; Chas. Nc
L%aughlin. a fireman on the Fifth dis
trict; p. c. McNiff. dentist; Chas. Mis-
sen. the barber; Vim Logan, machinist
Union Pacific shops; A. A. Smith. clerk
Trabing Commercial company: Harry
V. Williamson. manager of the Lara
ME Drug company, and c. L. Woodruff
of Woodruff and Terry. the new Sec
ond street firm.
After the session of the lodge the
party repaired to the johnson hotel
cafe. where an elegant banquet was
discussed until Aurora began to paint
the eastern sky with bushes for n new
born day.
The lodge will have a special meet
ing this week, when the membership
will be still further swelled