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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
encc of the Methodist Episcopal Church

ence OF the Mettodist Episcopdi C'fofcn
at Richmond.
Mrs Margaret Franklin has returned
from a visit to Berlin, Germany
Miss Martin. of Kentucky, is the guest
Of Miss Annie Jopling.
Mr.. A ]. Carper, of Rocky Mount,
Franklin county. will succeed Mr.. Fred
erick Ford, who has accepted a position
in North Carolina, as boollkeeper of the
lical branch of the Lynchburg Trust and
Savings Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
Fire Commissioners Tonight.

The Board OF Fire Commissioners will
meet tonight for its regular meeting.
The session was to have been held last
night, but was postponed till tonight,
on account of Labor-Day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
Summer Safeguards.

I..s :ks 0n,y of I'll. head of tpt,p house
Hold TO tro5ids against the hfa'th-tt''is pr
euiiay TO su,nr..r. Prompfntss in the trtaf-
rntnt of these mal1dfts could often b'sosnt
ss,,c..s f!nfs,, perhaps death.-MUNEON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02

The William r. Sorry Chapter, the
Hame OF the Bedford City Chapter, have
elected Mrs. Nelson Sale president; Mrs.
il o. Humphreys vice-president, and
Mrs. r. &. Clayton, historian. delegates to
tho convention to he held in Norfolk soon.
Miss Duanna Hawkins, daughter of
Captain n. d. Hawkins, has been elected
by the School Board to fill the vacancy
sn the public graded school caused by the
resignation OF Miss Mamie Howard who
has accepted the position of teacher for
the Orphanage OF the Virginia Confer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02

aearned tha 9 my atssnellt
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-23

Mrs. YIN. Schliefer and daughter
Laura. Mrs. o. f. Wilson and Mrs. Sem
ka. II was most enjoyable occasion
and the company departed wishing
grand ma Iiencke inany happy returns
Ludwig SaclSersdorff, rag and old
iron collector, who has a home on
Ludington avenue, was find S. and costs
by Judge Neelan yesterday morning
for alleged cruel use of his horse.
Ludwig did not have the IS so he was
sent to the House OF Correction for 30
days. The animal was one of the type
he has been using for some time aud
about on its last legs r. D. White
head. agent of the Humane Society,
was tie complainant, He says he has
killed three of Saclsersdorff's horses
and that two have died.
The Wauwatosa Fire Department
held its regular drill and month
ly Meeting on Monday evening. The
work consisted in ladder practice, and
the nimble tiremen were required to
climb as high as the new extension
ladder viii permit, which is very near
to the small world on the top of the
flag pole on the fire department build
ing. Other city officials were permit
ted to show their dexterity but the
parapet of the building was high
enough to satisfy their ambitions.
After the work was over new record
was made by four celebrated cinch
players More next time.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-23

Mrs. c. +. Liebecl, and children, who
have been visiting at the Wm. Mennin-
ger home, Greenfield avenue, returned
to their home in Chicago on Thursday
Mr.. Stanton Taylor, who has been
visiting his folk here, returned Mon
day TO his home in Winona. He was
accompanied by his father, Mr G. Tay-
lor, who intends spending the balance
of the summer at his sons home.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-23
= PERSONAL.

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Miss Margie Hart is visiting at Wan
kesha.
Miss Ethel Hatch left Thursday for
Madison.
Louise Landolt has returned from
her vacation
Miss Blanche Landolt has returned
from West Bend.
Mrs, + E. Hancock has returned
from visit in Chicago,
Mr. Walter Harden spent a portion
of the week in Chicago
DIR. and Mrs. Richard Dewey are in
the East spending month.
Mrs. NJ. IL. Fisk and son Raymond,
left Thursday for trip east
John Z. Gregg spent part of the
aSess aaD afanitowoc on business
Miss Harriet Rice is spending the
week in camp at Lake Keesus.
Captain and Mrs H. Leisl have re-
turned from trip down the lakes.
Mr.. Albert Wagner, of Detroit, Mich,
is visiting his son, A. John Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). c. Clark and family
returned Tuesday frola Minonk, Ill,
The Misses Grace and Claudia Hatch
returned Thursday from a trip to the
Delles.
Mr.. Chas. Seymour, of Chicago, was
guest at the Chas. Godfrey home the
past week.
Prof. and Mrs. b. Myers, of Madison.
are guests at the Wells home, Green,
| field avenue.
Rev. r. NJ. Vaughn was called to
Chicago on Wednesday to pronounce a
marriage service.
Mayor E. ID. Hoyt and daughter, Miss
Miriam, left Tuesday for a trip to
Yellow Stone Park
Mr.. VIM. Regan, station agent at
North Milwaukee, called on friends
here Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs d. w Hulburt spent
last Sunday in Chicago, the guests oi
DIR. j. b. Thomas and family.
Messrs. Percy and Harvey Myers left
on their wheels Wednesday for Elkhorn
for few days visit with relatives
Mr.. Ira Kennedy and sons. Fifth
avenue, left Wednesday evening for
Pinckney, Mich, where they will spend
two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. C. II. Darrow, who has been
visiting friends here, will return to her
home in Denver, Monday next.
+. B. Butterworth, of Minneapolis,
is visiting his mother, Wauwatosa ave
Miss Hazel Hartman is visiting at
Lockyrst, Wis.
Mrs. Win. Lee, nee Gridley and
daughter, are spending a few weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. +. A. Rogers,
Greenfield avenue.
Mr.. w. j. Gilkerson Of Chicago.
passenger agent of the Grand Trunk
railway system, was in the city on
business Thursday.
Mrs Chauncey Goodrich left yester-
day for Lake Geneva. where She viii
speak at the conference of the Y. W.
/ c. A. being held there.
I Mrs. Il. A. Northorp Of Chicago, and
Mrs. NJ. A. Cooley Of Milwaukee, are
spending Il couple OF weeks with Mrs.
In. d. Colby. Warren avenuc.
/ Mr.. Joseph Loveland and sister. Miss
Fannie Loveland of Norwich, Vt. are
visiting al the home of their brother
L. + Loyeland, East Milwaukee ave.
NJ. A. IEoenocke left "Wednesday
evering for Bay City. Mich. where hC
will spend week visiting his sisters.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-23

Ct M Will secure the NEWS for
~ fifty-two weeks. The cAi-
eial city paper. The home Ct M
Is not complete without it f"OO
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
The Iu,cntor OF the Cork

Don fcriguon, a poor blind monk,
first thought OF cork for bottle stop
pcrs lie was employed IN royal
monastery as oycrScer of the extensive
vineyards. being himself muuufac-
turer Indeed. It is said he discovered
by experimenting with wines aud
grape juices chat highly encr, escIug
beverage known as champaugc Ne.
cesSlty IN his case was doubtless the
mother Of his inveEting the cork stop
per for bis champagne must have
needed better stopper than was then
used merely bunch .of flax soaked
in oil II hc was the first To pat cork
into a bottle. the world Is indebted 10
him. since It's inpermiability clastict-
g and lighmcss render IL invaluable
for this use
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
Queen Elisabeth. AmuIet.
sisters, not mine +"

Queen Elizabeth during her last III.
ness wore around her neck a charm
made OF gold which had been be-
qucathcd her 10y an old woman In
Wales, who declared that so long as
the queen wore II she would never be
I'D. The amulet, as was generally the
case, proved OF no avail, and Eliza.
beth, Notwithstanding her faith In the
charm, not only sicAcncd but died,
During the plaRue in london people
wore amalcts to keep off the dread de-
stroyer. Amulcts OF arsenic were worn
near the heart Quills OF quicksilver
were hung around the neck, ana also
the powder Of tOads.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

afal eowcvhere about Tho royal
prswmr
uwo tm aro tbe hiFh nutt defined
.ns ew f tr,lnt the national
aHal m r raJd that certain ehlcfs
a.a.a 0ha Hlarefhu.c AND th,rsbt eut
aa nL Ihe taf ae.ued n hev
rs aeed lhs eansrife rrob
aht a na aasamrten Ihhl p fouNh
H.a. Wuur fhe bariendrrs would en
ana Mm o heoma mnlr familiar wlih
.r. ta.a fearttr 20 nbs already
amur ta Carau ,hea fa even
tnr reIep thet Dc asllotea
w vtEh apalnl, heara 'he
rrum eI u,yi Do, rcmofae
Wm = hHt0gane nu international
#aft.mnt and toeh au1 umbir
Ou w he ehl o rout lbo hInpa
uan H samoan Stands seem dis
Un. Nan mtn,s before tbe
s.IH
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
A Literary kI~ptomania~.

Among French writer's no one car
ricd the profession OF the literary brig
and to such an extent as Nine de Gen
lis. In 1880 her evil ways brought her
into the courts Of law under very as
creditahle circumstances. Bout, the
publisher of a series of manuals, OH
gagged her tor the sum OF ZIG TO write
a Manuel Encyclopedique de lEt-
faucc." The manuscript. which bad
been paid Tor. was on the point OF he
Ing printed when 1t was discovered to
be an exact copy OF a book Of the 80 a1e
kind published In 1920 by NJ. Dassch7.
! do not find 1t easy to understand the
audacity OF a writer who would pe-r'-
trate a fraud Of such enormity or ID"
lmbecility which would suppose tat
II would not easily be detected.
Another time she contributed T.
Paris newspaper feuilleton which
turned out to be close reproductl2H
OF a romance printed some twe4jt
years before. Surely the poor wom1a
suffered from literary kleptomania.--
Geutlemau's Magazine.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
TOW Ne, Enrrd nrnth.

MArshal Ney WAS The son Of hnrd
working cooper and had risen from IN,
ranks Of the army. lie WAS child Of
the people and Whatever may have
been his yanitics be threw them an
aside ln his last daye
When he was led out 10 death. an or
hccr ordered a bandage tied oyer his
eyes
Nhy should you do thatT' said Ncy.
Haven't | been accustomed for TWEEN
ty-hve years TO look bullets and cannon
balls in the face"
He himself ordered The soldiers to
fire. standing ana facng them
Ills career summed zap in one life the
spectacular hprolsu Of The past.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
Con.r.Aton =, rrlc~.

"T.apae in frontier towns said n
kIonaae pioneer Got used ro paving
tE mooney rur ,rlHcs. and S fol box
or sorine> and ~ for 81 pound II bad
coffee bccume reasonable pv0ras I
tl,Nrd oupe npuu Time becaus" the
prIee asked wns too small IT ou> Ike
lhe ! had jumping tuotba.hc was
nearly wild With &c. Whom went 10
lue sbuoty where WIS to1d there was
"a dentist rough looking fellow told
ma That bc was It, and asked him 10
draw mv tooth lie looked me over.
sol his torcope Fastened ou my tooth
and ,ankcd IL out after couple or
Larl twists
"titoW muebF J asked
Well 81 / guess. said the dentist
u pald him, although my jaw sttl
sched pretty badly
That's the cheapest thing I've seen
rouud here / said
W Wen be- said I thought III make
Il low because. ou account of the bad
light pulled the wrong tooth
Il hHd to go the next day to have
the bad tootn out aud be made mat
tors square hy charging me $Io."-
New York Tribune
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
Thr Ah.rntn,Ipdea rrofe.,or.

AZ ii session OF the German rcichstac
an abscntminded member. Herr WIch-
mann created no little amusement,
lie WAS calling the roll. and upon
reaching his own name he paused for p
response Naturally none came Then
be called the name more loudly. waited
ii few seconds and roared il out ut the
top OF his voice. The laughter Of his
colleagues finally aroused him to a
sense OF the righteousness of his act.
and he Joined In the general hilarlty
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

II President Rooscyolta friend Nr
LItuc8c}d ~ Maine would write u bill
80 destroy au the trusts that should ho
DESTROYED lot him simply declare that
all protective aud partial Legislation Is
hereby repealed The liberty Of the
citizen Is wrapped up with free aud
Vide.op competition iu trade
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
uNrf0RHlAW

lgsa0t al uw reuUt iha
aunu IS va, uF N,v Womb whether
itee ha uuufol untitled HHnsnishsd
7. plaIn v1tu ue compelled ia aea~rf
lbf aams 8fUnr hH ra' w
t.etaa ransnft
rtis h compliance $500 law
eftb va ra Io lss ta. which
haa to.a Ha,H ta. moh e,f
.p.r Nu aau ml ~ ue
fawr W fra.HI mahea
us esat hat h. mmuHu ansef
hau hea mm rt n.Ht oud
n Isllsf
fh u au eHa M## .e.ow
ns tramt aHt go aei 81
tuau an among
nasanfafa ua at
iu ~ ru mm atH
auaHons ta s. aE.d anH nn must
a aUav..a HlN the
rau Intercepted 0an bp
aamr ot H M ueu Intended
oms m r.am .se a hw
tHnt uu a mnaHuu ma arpa
nt a' 'hr ar tms mH Pr uro
roouH. vham ihe hMdu 'r
praof Is convinced from .he 0r'e The
standing the pfHram 81 a.taa 81
'he passenger ha1 hes ae
af7 of not
lfn ia loauh Chamberlain mem
nr, ~ me pHUsh cabinet and mo hua
bana ot au American wife who rs
maR.nr ono of ba perfoAtal ,la,s ,o
nur ahorca he vIH be astcH # ha can
.raad ANA write ana n p, has money
ananeh v}th hlm 10 rorn him beyond
fh5 port ~ drharGaNoa or to mis-
nleoda lfH la Cardinal Rnmpolo.
lhc hlof Of the popa- sacred college
he WIN be- asked lf ho haa any vicious
habits and If So how many and what
|ho % doing 10 set over 1ncm
+ n it is RudyaIl kpuoe of ] NJ
Barrie or Sir Conan uoye he VIII he
|askrd Z hc has had amy .Haauue and
4 30 he capable 81 maj r wn
#0.tA should il happcn % be tire
Duke W Narlboruoch Vanderbilt
aouHu-low. he viii be asked + he was
Irrer iu iail If SO for how loue and
to please give The particulars If his
last conviction
Some Of tho most cultured and
charming ~ our trans atlantic sisters
Will he expected to tell the immigration
lodlcers whether they are white or col
Iored II they have any visible means Of
support II they len their happy homes
Tin Europe 20 better ther Qnduon.
and whether they have bs trained
for domestic service sL
/ Now there are objections In ceF
quarters to these questions. and lt
be admitted that some Of them are ~
surd and silly and not very crcditablc
TO our Intelligence, and in few cases
recently an answer was pcremptorIly
refused on The ground that the quos-
! |tions are offensive But the strict en-
forrement OF the law is just It may
be an absurd law but the great and the
obscure the rich and the poor should
be- treated alike High society in
New York protests against the strict
enforcement for cabin passengers
hut there is no objection to it's enforce
mont for the steerage but SO long a
Che law is on the statute book, it should
be- administered evenly and no prefer
ence given TO favored classes Many
titled blackguard and many a we'll
dressed adventures cross from the old
world to the new.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
A weather oIam

A simple weather elas- IT. made thus
Obtain glass Jar such as IL used fur
pickles. and put SOME water into it
then get a bottle with long neck. 70
possible aud put it iu the Jar with The
meek downward tll the mouth just
touches the water When the water
rises 10 the botllc O. ~ going TO rain.
and when It Is down due weather pre-
walls
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
ONE or OUR KINGS.

over in the Island of Mauue. in IN,
Samoan group in The ra.n. and one
OF Uncle sam graJ-hae possessions
the quarrel over the honor Of Iaang
thr Nups t1rst haa reached another
a.ate stage this time .1adaa Oh, ia.
teryontion of Captain searoc of lbo
amhnat Wheeling To keep The dus,v
factions from pummaue a.A other
s. Captain Sebrec 1u-soarian
with keen appreciation 81 humor v,
have uo doubt that D.. is extracting =,
reasonable amount 81 nn oa of rho
situation
The dispute aer fH. aaht Is bring
kaya 10 his ItWm Tlrdness i. ono
of long standing mo KING mcanuhlIe
having been driven 10 -uay The habits
Of the ameI or elise take his wee min
- the noa. cellar II bus palace a.
ono of our esteemed pantemporarJe.
iat'- hf Gin WhB, the marched
p2''Hta'e Is mo prime principal in
'i' controversy among his serving
''l'.ls DE- e.'"ms Dot to have tried 10
'h'o1 hs "ranalng loyallsts by
7''"mon-I.te decision which wouId
"a.'' born fa 0ttons 10 bear the kaya
'H3 thus double the number of oas,g
Fl 'he desert of hls reign stern as
3 ''''r ana stickIer as he ls for Gus
ON hls patience gives rse 10 ans
''A That b. has speak easy con
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
Expanded Then.

What does this mcnn daughter
Here Is another lot Of mHHuers' and
dressmakers' bills Don't Won remem.
Der that J expressly ordered you not
10 contract any more debts without
my knowledge
Certainly. papa. bat haven't con
trncted any debts on the contrary.
I've expanded them
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT

l he philippines hn
Upuaa vaei thmn fa rt
Hu. uHt haa ner0 prrIts vaiIAfm
uuHftiaH hot iha tlNrHna al.u want
em government ta eal uHt y WOULD
et.w Hal tbs Washington on 81
mal u he ahlt ia eNea nn'm fra
au ~ esp.1ine thr n#ara
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
Mlsalrrctea rhlIanthranr.

"Ah got no use 10 de man. said
Charcoal Eph IN onc OF i4s philo.
eophica turns dat donate er thousan'
dolIshs Z de heaihen fund oh de fash
ionable church wid one han an raise
de rents on his tenement houses wild
de uddcr An spec he bettah begin
practiciu' craWlln' fro de eye ob or
needle, Mlstah Jackson Baltimore
News
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
AInnrln

sIppot~ mentioned often III English
stories. may be either of bread ,r "a
toast Sippcts Of toast arc thin oh
longs ~ bread toasted 60 II golden
brown slightly buttered and piled iu
onr or two layers log cabin fashion.
without breaking ou a folded napkin
or The >ppets are of uutonsteI bread
arranged on q bot plate, tine juice from
roasted beef or mutton poured over
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
Quits Amsrab1~.

Why did you quit your jobI Did
you have u disag agreement with the
bossT"
oh, no Dot nt all. told him ! bad
to have more money or would quit
and he said It WAS mutually sutisfac-
tory. indianapolis News
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31
ltl cutfNtoloN you

ratgr. leaving for enc enssi ~ othsf
vsora gur the eummct months cen
hats rtr citizen msued tu their ad
6raea 81 ths same rree si which e ls
tsUtsrrd bv caflrf leave address at
THE CillveB haaIneaa Once corner
Stone avenue and broadway. or tsl@-
rtune WhHn MA
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

AHnt Is enjoying ihe political
atye zen ~ regHiRt Republican rrU
.hHtIuuu State ticket and an Indepen
trut Republican l'ieh ll.euao ticket
IN question with the vermont
Rrm. vhnthel they shall drink lheh
appio a.t under hlrh lloonse of pro
inhibition
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

hN.v N.a rar eitatr decides that
m itat mau feutlfmen
u naHN him n beating his
NIf W 8e etadHntt arriving a. a
a H.anuon ol aer'ewpn than
f#t.H u ih. DICTIONARY
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

The Watterson Democrat since Hen
~ began the denuncIation Of Cleveland
aud Bryan rs exciting a good deal Of
curiosity and some people want 70
know what 1T is. We AN say what Il
is. but We feel certain that il is not q
total abstainer or a clam
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

high ofbcial at Washington aays
the main ground on which our gov
wFnment ia trying 10 induce the friara
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

When there has been death lh '"'
family. the house seems terTioiy Ia
-Atchison Globe.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

There are indications that by tho
time the campaign Opens Mr. Hanna
Will have TO change Ills campaign
slogan from Let well enough alone "
TO Don't make bad matters worse.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-31

Sew fort ,s to have her microbes
photorraphsd This s psrhars "a
distinguish 'hsm from ao atesusu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-03-14
A New Way TO Raise Money.

Five years ago "Picture Club"
was organized in a New England
town. Twelve members, six OF each
sex, we're enrolled. Each member
owned a camera, or borrowed one.
1t was agreed that during the sum-
mer each would take as many pho
tographs of various spots in the
town OF its vicinity as possible, and
would try to induce Others outside
of the club to take pictures. The
best one hundred were selected,
made into slides, and an evening
selected when, in the Town Hall,
the club showed the pictures on a
screen. The admission was fixed
at twenty-five cents. The picture
Club Exhibition" has now become
s'the event of the season" in the
town. The capacity OF the hall is
taxed, and the sum Of money raised
each year is always a handsome
one. The money is given to some
special town object. March Ladies
Home Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-03-14
When Abroad. Speak English.

The English-speaking tourist who
wastes half an hour of time, tenn
per and energy in trying to make
some dweler in a foreign land un-
derstand his bad French or Span
ish, only to be shocked at length by
some such question as Cant you
speak English?p is almost as COM
mon nowadays as the track walking
tragedian. This is little story Of
his experience in Spain, az told by
"The Dominic, (" in the March La
dies Home Journal:
"Onc day we all entered little
shop in Madr d, and The Captain
began to speak in Spanish to the
girl who was behind the counter.
She failed to understand, and so he
tried again. Once and again be
tried aud tried, and summoned VI
his whole vocabulary. At last il
his attempt to make his meaning
plain by illustration he drew from
his pocket-case a card, and with i
stroked his chin. The girl fell into
dts Of laughter, and in perfect En-
glish said, OH what you want is |
fine. tooth comb. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-03-14
BOONE BLASTS.

There was two coons at the cross
roads school Wednesday night.
Ask VIM. Padget and Geo. Traylor
who they were. The school at
cross roads has closed.
The tackle party at cross roads
school was a success.
Ask Fred t. why he went home
so early from the oyster supper at
Portersville?
Mr.. John Padget, who enlisted in
the army year ago, is at home.
Ask hustling George why Edith
said "noln
Miss Katie Breidenbaugh attend
ed tie tackle social Wednesday
night.
John l.. Brett was out from Jas
per, and took Miss Helen Daniel
home.
John Weber has hired hand for
the coming summer, Geo. Krodel,
VI DeSOnia splillec.
NJ. Weber was sorry because G
Baker did no. attend the tackle
social.
Miss Villa has made a new masf
and says Henry is all smiles.
Minnie b. is visiting James Null
key very frequently Of late.
Joe b. is remodeling all OF his
buildings to catch a bird this coming
spring. Hurrah for Joel
There was a mash at the socia
last Wednesday night and Katie
BIS fellow got the wors' Of it
There are two young men o
Boone irving to catch the SAINT
bird Wonder who will win.
Mr.. Van Walker, the fur buyer
went home with Lawrence to get L
be with NJ. Two KIDS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-03-14
A New Lenten Entertainment.

A Kaffee- Hatch" or, being in
t.rpreted, Coffee and Chatter" is
variation Of the afternoon tea.
Being of German origin, with the
coffee should be served the various
kinds of cake and bread peculiar to
that people-zweiback, pretzles,
sandwiches made from brown bread
with caraway seeds, and the small
cakes which the German bakers
have in great variety. The coffee
should be Of the best and served
with whipped cream. 1t should be
understood that at "Kaffee" the
guests bring their work and "make
an afternoon OF it," Invite them
az half after three and serve the re-
freshments at five. A little music
il in order, or the entertainment
would lack its German character
"homely" music, that encourages
others to contribute what they have
to give. II is a great mistake to do
things too well.-March Ladies
Home Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-03-14
Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice Is given that hereafter the Trus
Tee of Madison township will De in Ire
land on the first Saturday Of each
month, and the remaining Saturdays al
my residence, five miles southwest OF
Ireland, for the pur pose OF attending tc
township business, and all persons hay
ing business with the township are ex.
pected to confne it to those days.
The township library is KEEP. at j. G.
Eyrard's in Ireland, where all may
obtain the books.
The Indiana School books will be
.ound at VIM. L. Young's store at ali
times. GEO. NJ. GREENE.
Nov. %, l9OO-y Trustee Madison TIP.