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Evening star., 1901-07-27

FOR SALE-AT ONCE
Entire contents Of Major Richards magnificent
14,room residence Leaving city. What can't be
sold VIII be given to the poor Please call 431
Sth 81. DIV. jy27-3ts
Evening star., 1901-07-27
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR sALE-UPRIGHT PIANO. 4ie6. an Paw
nsnts 4 50 mquthly; leAs ihfd half original
value. va1 Elegant dark rosewood case. fuA ectaye,
you good service. and we stand ready at Any
ne 1Me he.s 60 allow full value for IN exchange Tor
elusied fne silk scarf, stool free deIfyery and
one years tuning s. q month pays Tor it. r.
Y. SALin, iZZo Pa. ave. = jy27-H
Evening star., 1901-07-27

LOOK OYER THIS LIST; sEE Gs ABOUT
FakED FOR BTsT s6ME ESHE
4ESS 81! Tss sE a,,a' "
Price. s7,76o-Rents for $40 month: on let.
Price. sIo.soo-Rents s7s a month; new: near
s2e. ooo-Rentine s21s month: near apartment
go. .ooo-Rents for $3.50 . month; apartment
s1I.ooo-Rents for SIS month: business prop
erty; aRtht: near 5th st; .oo month. ,..,. -,
ss5oo-Rents $55; fine store property. with
s29, ,ooo-Rents 5000 month; new corner once
CHOICE DWELLINGS. WELL RENTED.
houses on Columbia Heights: steam heat: tiled tiled
bath; 900 90 sS IT f. In each lot; could not Be du
$5,2 ,2oo-Rents ss5; NV. corner; rooms; west
Hss rents fSs ne" houses on the
lots stone each cost sfs ~s
rented Ct sGo west sa,ta Of 14th tan ST.. St ,.
6sooNRents $40; nearly new lo-room dwell
si,ooo-Rents $3.50; new; on iettered st. NV:
SMALL HOUSES ckSr, csS1Sa 8 AND 10 PER
1900 Rents ssl so; new corner store NV,
81. 2.soo.Rents for si75o; Groom bay-windov
brick. With bath; l6x1o0; on st. not far from
81 s5o-Rents $50; 2-story and basement bay.
s2soNRents $40; store. on car line. NV.
$3,5OO-Rents for $25: corner store and dwell.
fsa sss sspss es s4sso stories. ..
,s2.eoo-Rents for s2o-sroom brick: lot 1s1
s., ,socnRents s25: new s.room brick: tiled
bath. porcelain tub; cellar; furnace; on Capitol
$1,000 Renting for 500 a month: new brick
$40 nenh new building
g: :soo-Eent for $40; brick houses near
szooo-Rentins for $40 month; on Md. ave.
81, ,25o eacb-10 new 2story brick houses: well
rented; on paved ST.: 10 minutes walk from Gen.
1.25o-Repts for 5000: Groom brick: near AZ
ct. s.w.
DoN,T THINK OF BUYING WITHOUT SEE
jyio-tf | tn sToSE S FAIRFAX. soe-sos st. NV.
FOR SALE REDUCED TO 81 $50 : ONE OF
Sed Sfs !R
furnace room; cellar; lot 2ox1o0; lb-ft. alley;
jy1o-tf sr6NE 4 FAIRFAX. sos-sos st. NV.
FOR sAIE-HoUsEs.
mo No ,aSs Mas: Mass ave- nv. eleven ro.ms and
lot 22hx1O to alley
PRICE $4,000,
THE WASHINGTON LOAN TRUST COMPANY
5e11-tf Real Estate Department.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
No. 2143 st. NV: rooms and bath; all
modern improvements; tiled bath room recently
remodelcd Can sell at a bargain price.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN TRUST COMPANY
Je11-f Real Estate Department.
FOR SALE-A VERY PRETTY e-R. BRICK RESI-.
dence: heated by steam: handsomely papered:
LIST floor. parlor, dining and Kitchen; ID
hoor chambers and tiled bath: concreted cell
lar throughout situate Quincy ST.: price,
1880. GAsCH BIOS. 1907 st. mhsn-tf
Evening star., 1901-07-27
LADIES' GOODS.
Sewing Machines Rep'd,Sl.
All work warranted. Orders By mail promptly
attended to. At OPPENHEINER'S. S1l 9th sf.
NV. ja23-6tf

Lured to His Fate.
From the Chicago Record-Herald.
Pm encouraging Edgar to buy An auto
mobile
They cost lot."
That's it; II he pays 81, 500 for the kind
he wants he can't say economy TO me Toy
quite a wsIiie.'' -
Evening star., 1901-07-27

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Michael K. Davis vs.. Mary A.
ORourke. No. 21S22, Equity Docket 49.lThis
cause being referred to me to state the account OF
the trustees and distribution OF the fund.- notice Il
hereby given that will pr0ceed with the said ref
erence on MONDAY July TWENTY.NINTH,
1901, ut TEN O'CLOCK AM. at the auditors
rooms. In the United States court house, in this
claims against the estate Of Anthony Davis are re-
quired 70 present the same. with their Rroofs.
Evening star., 1901-07-27
NORTH CERTAIN LLOYD

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
OUTHAMPTON-BRENEN.
Kstser VIM. Or. July % Kaiser VIM. Gr.. Aug. -
Kaiserin n. IT,. Aug. - Kaiserin d. tn Sept. 20
sLahn. ,......... Aug. 20 sLahn.. Sept n
Sailing At 10 AN.
sTo Southampton Bremen only.
TWTN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON-LONDON tPARIS)-BREMEN.
Basbsr Aug. g. II am e. Kurfurst Aug. e. pm
& LuiYe. Aug. IS. 10 am til. H. Meier. Sept B. lOam
Fr. d Gr.Aug. 22. 10 am Barbarossa. Sep II, am
Ito Bremen only.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
GIBRALTAR-NAPLESLG
werra. =. Aug. TO- pm fHoh' soil Sept Z. noon
Aner. Aug. II. 10 am Werra.. Sept. II, 10
Trave. Aug. a. 10 an Aller. Sept. n, IL am
f(HohenxolleFn). formerly Kaiser VIM. IL
OELRICHS & CO., NO. BROADWAY, n. Z.
Apply to E F. DROOP. o25 Pa. ave-,
feGS12t Agent for Waahingto0L
OCEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
White Star, Cunard. Anchor Lines.
VELATI'S,
3e2S-26tsl llO6h G st. NV.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15
Found Guilty.

St. Louis, Mo-, March 6.-Spepial:
Frank Peyton today was sentenced to
sixteen years in the penitentiary by
Judge Ferris. He was found guilty
on one charge Of burglary and larceny
and three other indictments still stand.
It: is not at all likely he will live
through the sixteen years of his SEN
tence. ,%@-.>: $3.50 y
Peyton has not been permitted to
get any morphine since his return to
St. Louis and he looked a physical
wreck. ~ H. Ill: .g,..> d: !. - ...@<5
Peyton's wife was present. She
was subpoenaed as witness in his
behalf, and it was the first time they
had seen each. other since he was
brought back from Sioux City.
Peyton was charged with breaking
into the residence Of F. Little, 344s
Chestnut street, last July, and steal.
ing clocks, silverware and clothing,
Three other charges Of burglary
and one Of grand are larceny pending
against him. Sioux City journal
The above named is the man reported
TO be Fred Muck, q former resident 81
this place. II.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15
A Bride Of RuShlrlot'e.
Wel]-known Young People Wed
at Minneapolis.

The Como Avenue Congregational
church was the scene of an interesting
event last evening, when Miss Helen
Petit, daughter of Mary E. Petit
was united in marriage to John w,
Mcleod, of Rushmore. Warren Shack
of Rushmore, was best man and Jay
McClusky, and j. B. Ludlow, OF
Worthington ushered. Rev. J. NJ
Hubert read the Episcopal ring SER
vice. After the ceremony reception
for the relatives and the intimate
friends was held at the home of the
brides mother, 3O5 Eleventh avenue
there were forty guests.
Mr.. and Frs. Mcleod will be al
home in Rushmore after march 10
The bride is we'll known among th<
young people on the East side anc
the bridegroom is promising bust
ness man of Rushmore.-St. Pau
Dispatch, Thursday.
The young married couple passet
through here FridaS bound for Rush
more. They have the best wishes O
If the Advance with their man.
friends.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15

Communication.
WoRTH1NaToN, Mimi, March 9.
I see by yesterdays daily that Mr..
G. W. Schultz has long letter, to tell
the voters of Worthington they should
vote for license to keep the town on
the right side, or words to that effect.
It is my belief if the taxpayers of
Worthington were to vote on the IL
cense question alone there would be
no license. We have large vote here,
same as other towns, that say we must
have saloons to keep our taxes down.
It is safe to say that twenty-five OF
these same voters never have paid
twenty-five cents taxes all their life,
one thing do believe when we were
voting on license, if this was every
five years I think we would be better
off than we are now, then the no-li'
cense people would stand a show tc
see whether it is whiskey money OF
not that would make our taxes lighter
l believe that the time is here when
every man temperate, or not, that has
seen the evils of drink, should put his
shoulder to the wheel.
F. G. TURNER.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15
Wolf Farms Thought to Exist
in jackson County. ,

Wolf Farms Thought to Exist
in jackson County. r
R. II. Nolan and NJ. Hamilton, oi
Jackson county, have applied to the
State Auditor for bounties on 76
wolves, aud other persons filed claims
making total of l06 wolves from
jackson county during 1900. II" :
Both Mr.. Nolan and Mr.. Hamilton
h d some remarkably good days, and
on one day Mr.. Nolan killed 18 wolves
Only two Of the los wolves were full
grown, and the State Auditor sus
poets that wolf farms are being con
Quoted in jackson county :. s
The annual appropriation for vol
bounties is only Sc, 600, and claim
are on hand for ST., 900. The Stat,
Auditor estimates that il will requir,
al least $25;O COO to pay the bountie
lon wolves. Minneapolis Tribune.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15
Wanted

To buy or trade for 10 black Ply.
mouth Rock roosters. O. P. Norland,
Brewster, MINI. ) ". :. : B..
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15
NURSERY STOCK.

II you want nursery stock at wholesale prces do no
fail to place your order now.
Apple or Crab Tree, 8 year Ntel5e
Scotch and Austrian Pine, to 6 it., times
transplanted zse
Norway Spruce and American Arbor Vtae 2
to 3 feet Nv
Box Elder and Ash, to 6 feet Sc
White Birch 4 feet z5e
American Elm, 6 to feet Se
Mountain Ash, to feet 5e
Plum and Cherry, 3 year 3se
Grapes oc j" Uc
Gooseberries and Currants $5uU per lOO
Rlackberries and Raspberries $500 per 100
Strawberries, 75c per 100, $3.50 per 1000.
Roses and Flowering shrubs Z5c
Call wrie
FRED M0tiL, Adrian, MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15

Go to Humiston's for horse collars
from SOC up.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15
Gef1IfI1Iq
Thin

is all right, if you are too fat;
and all wrong, if too thin already.
Fat, enough for your habit, is
healthy; a little more, or less, is
no great harm. Too fat. consult
a doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, no matter what cause, take
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil. -
There are many causes Of get
ting too thin; they all come
under these two heads: over
work and under-digestion..
Stop over-work, if you can;
but, whether you can or not,
take Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil,: to balance yourself
with your work. You can't live
on it-true--but, by it, you
can. There's a limit, however;
you'll pay for it. 4. +. S. i. I. (: :.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver
Oil lis the readiest cure for
"can't eat unless it comes Of
your doing no work you cant {
long be well and strong, without
some sort Of activity.
The genuine has ~ Z
this picture on
take no other. 49,
II If you have not 1
tried 1t, send. for
free sample, It's a. T. 81 Il
lgreeable taste will y !S}|l
/ surprise you. sssGt #
ISC01Tz&B BOWN p 80 IL
Chemists, & J.
/ 400 Pearl Street, A q.
New York. - |As
SOC. and 81. 90; ali drugeists.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15
80 -. .sF-a 81 =
Public Sale.

S...H s--'-
One Deering 12-foot. self dump
hay rake, one GIFT. Nc
Cormick Binder right hand cut, l GIFT
Standard mower, one eft. Deering
mower as good as new, ! l6-in. walk
ing plow, 1 14-in. Lacrosse gang
plow good as new, combination
walking and riding corn plow with
4 and s shovel gangs, one 7-ft pull
verizer with 16-in. discs, l Hayanna
press drill good as new, / Dain Jun
ior hay stacker, ! Dain hay gatherer
and ! rod breaking plow.
For terms and prices call on =. p. .
johnson, 8rd house north Of n. -
church on 9Th St.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15

Worthington. on............... 1851
F. G. Stitser to j. P. Peterson
L ID BIZ Worthington. go. 1000
7. H. Brown to G. W. Mead L
2B 8 Wilmont. ............ 250l
G. A. Covey to j. j. Bisans L5
B 81 End ad Worthington... 44O|
Ia. Land Co to E. T Learned
nj sci 80 103 &c.. $50
I q Blown to q. W. Footh l.
3 B 13 Wilmont. 2O0|
Jas. Montgomery to N. j.
Large WI nw4 103 42......t Il
N. j. Caldwell to. Stottenberg
L B Round Lake. ...... 49O|
Chas Fritz to j B K1enken 81
nw4 q 1M a.. 1900
Jno Olson to Anna E. Sullivan
nw4 % 102 AZ. 2.............. $500
Ole Olson to Anna E. Sullivan
ne4 28 102 42.............. $3.50
G W Pratexter to T j Pagan 9
| ! sci % 101 43. 1000
J!E. Wagner to G Broich L 10
b Z Wilmont. =. ......... 1900
n. P. Wilson.to w. H. Som
mers & T. W. Keavy e3 2 108
ae............ ........... 1900
F. T. Lambert to A. 81. Lam. >>
bert WI sW4 "a 102 Al. ...... $40
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15

Hosiery Special 30 so.s S9se s;e. s's3 ie$ IT, tss
15c quality during this sale all ask is per o.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15

Shoe Special Ssss @ rsa and ss s9bs;s sa shoe;
nn'k mS'ke the $3.50 kind special for EASTER for %2.10
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15

wearing apparel. Spring lines,
before been able to secure--and
Make note Of these reductions.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-01

Miss Wilhelmina Griffin, OF Provi-
dence. now holds second place in The
Tribune's Educational Contest. For
more than a week she has been dan
gerously near Henry Schwenker. OF
South Scranton, for two days being tied
with him for the coveted position. but
not until yesterday did she succeed In
passing him. She now leads by SIX
points and Is not so very far away
from first place.
Meyer Lewis, who failed to bring in
any points last week, has commenced
work again. and has brought in sew
eral the last few days. Evidently he
is a little afraid Miss Griffin is trying
for first place. 1t would not take lorg
for her to overtake him If she con-
tinues to meet with the success she
has in the past.
There is another tie in Table No. 2
this morning. Miss Minnie Wallis, OF
Carbondale, succeeded In overtaking
w. II. Harris. of Hyde Park, but aid
to pass him.
Another new contestant enrolled yes-
terday-Emest Toby, of Homes la q.
The contest does not close until August
15, but entries will positively close at
that time. Anyone who is interested
should send a postal to Editor Edu-
cRtional Contest. Tribune, Scranton,
Pa" and full particulars, including a
handsomely illustrated booklet. Will
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-01
GUN CLUB TOOK ACTION
Will Give It's Hearty Support to the
Prosecution of sivelly, the
Dog Poisoner.

The members of the Scranton Rod
and Gun club at r well attended meet
ing held last night in Bittenbender's
store on Franklin avenue, decided
unanimously to give their united and
hearty support to the prosecution OF
Charles Sivelly, the Green Ridge dog
poisoner.
IL was also decided TO offer reward
OF $50 for information which will lead
to the arrest of the person or persons
who last week poisoned two fine bird
dogs belonging to f. NJ. Beyea, OF Mon
roe avenue, Dunmcre. These animals
were killed by strichnine, as have been
all the dogs killed in Green Ridge.
1t Is not thought that Sivelly had
any hand in the poisoning of these two
dogs. as it has been learned that he
left the city for a visit with out-of-
town friends before they were found
dead. He has not returned yet, but
II he does, he will undoubtedly be
prosecuted, as the facts in the case
were yesterday laid before District At
torney Lewis.
1t came to light yesterday that Siv-
ely signed a written confession of his
offenses and swore to 1t before a no.
tary public, this being one of the con-
ditions exacted when a settlement OF
the case was being considered.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-01
PICNIC AT NAY AUG PARK.
Trolley Men Will Have Their Annual
Outing August 13.

The Scranton Railway Beneficial
association will hold its annual pic
mic at Nay Aug park on Tuesday,
August l3, and the indications are that
1t will be most enjoyable occasion
and extraordinarily successful from
financial standpoint. Like all other
similar organizations in railway COM
panies and industrial corporations, the
association devotes its resources to
aiding employees who are incapacitated
for work by sickness, and in addition
To the regular cash benefits given to
its members, bed is maintained at
the Scranton Private hospital and per-
manent arrangement made with Dr.
Thomson for medical advice and treat
ment free, upon the order of the as
soCiatiOn.
II has been the custom to hold an
annual picnic during the summer to
aid in carrying on this work, and
Laurel Hill park has generally been
the place selected. Owing to the fire
which destroyed this park some
months ago, it was found necessary
to devise some other means of raising
revenue this year, and it was decided
to give a concert at Nay Aug and sell
tickets for the various amusements
there, from which a percentage of the
receipts taken could be obtained for
the association.
The tickets, which are sold for 25
cents each, consist Of five coupons, two
of which are good for transportation
on any of the Scranton Railway COM
pany's lines, one for a ride on the mer-
ry-go-round at the park, one for re-
freshments, and the remaining one a
chance in a prize drawing for a ticket
to Buffalo.
The committee having the arrange
| ments in charge also decided to post
a prize for selling the greatest num-
ber of tickets, and opened this contest
| to all employees of the company. The
| prize will consist of trip to the Pan
| American exposition and leave of alb
sence for one week at full pay.
The features al the park on the 18th
| will be a concert, afternoon and even
| ing, by Bauer's band in the regular
stand in the lower part of the park.
The amusements at the Mulberry
street entrance will be supplemented
by a platform for dancing for which
! an orchestra Will be provided.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-01
PERSONAL.

Miss Name Welsh is visiting friends in Wayne
county.
Mr.. and Mis-. A. c. Nettleton are at the Mnot
house, ASbury Park
Miss Mary Doyle Of Bellevue. is at the Pam
American exposition.
Attorney VI. J. Martin is home again, after a
six weeks European trip.
Miss Alice Kelly and Miss Jennie Weir left yes.
tcrday for the Pan.Amcricd1
Miss Mabel Benjamin, of Adams avenue, has
returned after visit in Elmira, y. Y
The Misses May and Nellie Malonty. Of Green
Ridge, have returned from Harvey's lake.
Miss A. Griffin, Of Monscy avenue, is spending
few DAYS at the Wyoming camp meeting.
The Misses Nellie. Annie and Kathleen iIowlcy
are back from a two weeks stay at Lake Poyn.
telle.
Mrs. william II. Malta and daughter. Virginia.
of Green Ridge, are the guests OF relatives at
Honesdac.
MIR. and Mrs W. s. Tootc and son, Willie,
have returned from the dn.AInercdn and Noh.
trcal, Canada.
Mrs. NJ. T. Glynn, ~ this city, and daughter,
Mary, are spending the summer at Rock lake,
Wayne county.
Miss Clara l.. Barton has returned to her home
with Miss Agnes Jennings, Of Myrtle street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Zimmerman and the lat.
ter's father have LETT for New York and the
seaside, where they will spend several days.
Division Freight Agent C. W. Ten Brock, oi
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad
company, returned yesterday from a trip to
Elmira and Binghamton.
Thomas D. Nichols, Of Nantcokc, president
Of the United Mine Workers Of District No. /,
left yesterday morning for Hazleton. lie was
yesterday in conference there with President r..
J. Duffy, Of District No. :.
Harry Jones, of this city. who recently made
such a record breaking mobile trip 10 Buffalo,
has left a mobile trip with Robert johnson,
OF WilkesBarrc, in a two seated mobile. They
will visit Mddletown, Port Jervis and the Della.
ware Water Gap before reaching Tafrvtown.
where they will be the guests OF the Mobile
company.
Chief Clerk Charles L. Tobcy, Of the Iacka.
wanna Coal department, left the city with his
| family yesterday for a two weeks vacation. lie
will spend it at Columbian Grove, which is a
few miles above Susqushanna, and is along The
| banks Of the Susquehanna rive-. Mr. Tobey who
is a great amateur fisherman. has been prepar.
ing for the trip for some time, and had alon,
with him yesterday a kit Of angling implements
which would make a golfers bag Of nashias,
drivers, lofters, etc, look lonesome in point Of
number. He promised the entire Lackawanna
clerical force fish on his return and as result
given a send off when he left at 3. 80 o'clock
box Of Havana cigars was presented him by
several Of his fellow workers, Attorney James
McKenna, the Lackawanna land agent making
the presentation speech.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-01
JUNK DEALERS AT WAR.
L, oriesky Causes Arrest Of A. Grass
on Two Charges.

l.. Gresky, who runs junk shop at
Hawlcy. had A. Grass. the local junk
man, arrested yesterday on the charge
of receiving stolen goods and of as
sault and battery. Gresky claims
that Grass purchased four iron shaft
ings which were stolen from his
Greskys) shop and that when he
went to search Grass place yesterday,
the latter assaulted him.
Grass entered bail before Magistrate
Millar in the sum of $500 on each
charge. His son, Louis Grass. imme-
diately went before Alderman Ruddy
and swore out warrant for Gresky's
arrest on the charge of disorderly con-
duct. The alderman fined him S. and
costs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-01
He WILL BE TRIED HERE
Warrant for Arrest of Martin Marti
guenes Sent to Baltimore.

Superintendent of FOlicd Robling
yesterday sent to Baltimore a warrant
for the arrest of Martino Martigunes,
the Italian who is charged by Anthony
llagumos. &C North ScrantoH with
having stoIen $50 from him. Marti-
Eunes Is unde, arrest in Baltimore on
the charge of assault and battery.
Ilagunos has identified a photograph
of the prisoner sent on by the Balti-
more authorities and as soon as the
case pending against him there is
tried requisition proceedings will be be-
gun.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-01
wINAN's PROPERTY SOLD.

The Winans property in the 200 block
Of LackaWanna avenue was sold at
public sale yesterday morning for SEQ
600 by Attorney George d, Taylor, mas
ter in the partition proceedings which
We're responsible for the sale,
The property was bought in by At
torney Frank Donnelly, representing
George Il. Winans, of West Scranton
The other bidders were Attorney II.
NJ. Hannah, representing Rev. William
Shffer, of Brooklyn, a brotherin-law W
oc Mr.. Winans, and Attorney C. H..
Welles.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-01
CALENDER FAMILY REUNION
Wednesday, August FL, the Time
Lake Chapman the Place.

The Calender family reunion will be
held on Wednesday, August 81. on the
breezy shores Of Lake Chapman, as
decided last wear.
An informal programme, a good pic
mic dinner and a genuine family So
cial are features of the day In which
all right-minded Callenders will joy
fully participate, SO such are hereby
exhorted to make plans to attend.