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Evening star., 1902-04-12
ST. Matthew's Tea

A tea and sale for st. Matthews new
church VIII be held Monday afternoon from
10 at Rauscher's. Connecticut avenue.
n choice musical program will be present ed
and the ladies of the parish who will have
charge Of the tables are: Nine Azpiroz,
who with Nine. Garcia Merou and Mrs.
Story will serve Strawberries and cream.
Ihelr assistants Will be Mrs. Pres
ION Sands. Mrs MacCartney, Nine Pezet,
Nine. Perez, Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Carr. Mrs
Hosley and Nine. AttwelI. Baroness Hem
genmuller Will preside over the flower table
with Nine. de Margerie assisted by Mrs
Crackenthorpe and Mime. Won Callcnberg
MRS MRS James r. Harbour and the Misses
Riggs will have the tea room. Mrs White
Mrs. Hoban Sands and Mrs. Franklin will
serve Ices, assisted by Mrs. Carroll Mercer,
Miss Elinor Carroll and the Misses Sands.
Mrs. Rutherford will have the lemonade
bowl and Mrs. Henley Smith. Mrs. Barron
and Mrs. Janin the fancy table.
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A Joint Recital.

A JOINT recital will be given at the WASH
ihstoh Club next Saturday by Miss Mary
hltnoall' pianist, and Miss Anita Schade,
reader. Both ladies are well known in
social circles and the entertainment will
be under the patronage of Herr Won Holle-
ben, the German ambassador; Herr and Fran
Won Rebun Paschwitz, Baroness Won Hem
gelmuller, Mrs. Stilson Hutcbins Mr. and
MRS Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce King
MRS. Reyburn, Frau Won Callenberg. Mrs
crosby, Or. and Mrs. David j. Hill and
9Ihers. MISS Schade win recite poems by
Heine, Johanna Ambrosius Eclsfein Eon-
rad Mes CGerman-American poen Rel
hecke, Lenan, Hebbel, and she will also
give a scene from Gerhard Haupmann's
gu ouhkeh Bell. Miss Kimbalrs numbers
will be such as to show her snlendid
technique and her powers Of Interpretation.
and she will accompany Miss Schade in
some of her recitations
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presentation was in view of the departure
Of the regent for Russia. Mrs. Foster goes
as a delegate to the Red Cross conference,
to be held In st. Petersburg In May. Piano
selections were well rendered by Miss Jessie
Sabree. Singing by the Columbian College
Quartet added greatly to the enjoyment of
the evening. Refreshments We're served
and the chapter adjourned to meet in May.
Last evening Miss Lollie Ray of Hamilton
avenue. Congress Heights, was rendered a
reception by her parents in honor of her
eighteenth birthday. number of vocal
lists were present and aided in making the
evening one of enjoyment for the company.
Miss Ray rendered several selections and
others who contributed numbers We're the
Misses Byer of Congress Heights the Misses
Leapley, Miss Mamie Benham, Mr.. William
ScantIehury of Anacosua, MIR. Baxter and
Mr.. Leonard Washington.
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Quartermaster General and Mrs. Luding-
ton have gone to Skaneateles y. y. to
attend reception given in honor of Mrs.
Ludington's father, who is celebrating his
nfnety-fourth birthday anniversary
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Lieutenant Commander Atwell of the
Argentine navy has been ordered to the
Argentine flagship, San MARITIME, which will
cruise in foreign waters for a year. Dur
ing his absence Nine Atwell will remain
here with her father, Mr.. j. V. N. Huyck.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rittman gave a small din
ner last night in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene de Bocande of New York
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The Russian ambassador and Countess
Cassinf, accompanied by several members
of the embassy staff. were in Philadelphia
yesterday and attended Il banquet aboard
the new Russian battIeship, Retvizan.
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Admiral and Mrs Schley. who have been
IN New York visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Ralph NJ Stuart Wortley, have returned
home.
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Archbishop Ireland will be entertained at
dinner tonight at the French embassy.
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The last of the seasons germans of the
Friday Evening Cotillon Club took place
at Mrs Dyer's. April H. The cotillion was
led by Mr.. CASTOR o. Wilkins of George
town, with Miss Anna Chamblfss of Selma,
Ala The favors were elaborate and beautf-
full. Among those present were: Mrs. Hol-
den, Miss Rifle. Miss Ella Newton. Miss
Grace Newton, Miss Wilkins, Miss Burgess,
MISS Evans, Miss Whelpley, Miss Wise,
Miss Pulsiver, Miss Brown Messrs. Hill
yer, Mcnamara, HILL w. Newton, H. p
Newton. Gracy, Burgess. Locraft. Strayer,
Wilson, Piggett, Dryden, Lynn and Barry
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writes: "' ''
Il have used Jayne's Expectorant in my family
| lor thOlI I, and FIND NOTHING TO EQI Al 1T. .
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Mrs. Charles NJ. Peppers talk on the
sights and scenes she witnessed during the
Pan-American congress in Mexico was
among the most notable events of the
week. Her description Of the picturesque
and charming hospitalites offered to the
delegates and their families during their
stay in the City of Mexico and subsequent
ly during the tour of the other parts of the
republic was extremely interesting. Mrs.
Pepper brought home numbers of souvenirs,
which We're also exhibited, and added
greatly to the entertainment
Mrs. A. r. Spofford and Miss Spofford
have left the city for their country resi-
dence, in the neighborhood of Woodley Inn.
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Mr.. Charles T. Forbes, who has been Wis
iting with his family for several days, lef,
today for his new field of government WORK
in Wyoming.
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Mrs. Charles G. Duin has returned from
fortnights stay at Atlantic City, where
several friends We're her guests. Miss
Jaquith, who spent the latter part of the
winter with her and was also at Atlantic
City, has returned to her Boston home.
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The Columbia Heights Art Club met at
the home of Miss May Hadley. 1854 How
ard avenue, Thursday last. Mrs. Lincoln
read a paper on Corneile and Moliere A
synopsis of Moliere's 'Misanthrope' was
read by Mrs. c. w. Schneider, followed by
a dramatic reading of the same in French
by Mrs Stevens, Mrs. Seip, Mrs Jennings
Mrs. Tower and Miss Hadley. Miss Har-
riet P. Sawyer played three original COM
positions. Mrs. Sawyer read two original
poems. Mrs. Ivy Herriott Shade sang and
Miss Lucie Peterson played.
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Mrs. T. Augenstein of 712 5th street anc
Mrs. r. Steinhardt of 416 18th street hav,
left for an extended trip. and will visi
Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York
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Invitations have been issued for dan
to be given at Kensington Thursday eve
Ing next In the town hall. The patroness
are Mrs. Thomas R. Martin and Mrs. Dav
Fenton.
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The birthday Of Miss Mamie Reid was
celebrated by e gathering of her friends at
the residence Of Miss Mamie Harbison 1881
North Capitol street, last Wednesday even
ing. Among those present were: Misses
Mamie and Rhoda HARRISON, Margaret
Beavers, Maude Gallagher, Candis Beavers,
Clarke, Messrs. HARRISON, Blidsoe, L!dia,
Payne, Thompson. Rogers, He'll, Moss and
Miller. Vocal and instrumental music was
enjoyed, after which refreshments were
served.
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Mrs. Eugene Byrnes will be at home Mon.
day, April II, $3.50 18th street.
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THE SOCIAL WORLD
Gayeties on for the Week to
Come.
NUMEROUS WEDDINGS
RECENT ENTERTAINMENT IN
WELL-KNoWN HOMES
Comings and Goings of Notables of
the notwithstanding
Personal Notes.

The musicale at the White House Monday
companies hidden by Mrs. Roosevelt so far
to these delightful occasions. The rest of
Vanity Fairs program for the coming
week shows no diminution of hospitality
nor in well doing-a characteristic feature
CT this part of the year, when lady man.
ayers wish to leave full Golfers in the in
stitutions they manage, before they start
charitable affairs of this latter kind gave
opportunity for large social meetings this
week. and for the coming one the Wag-
merriam lecture for the House of the Good
Shepherd, next Thursday afternoon, and
st. Matthews Church tea at Rauschers
Monday are occasions along these lines.
The Tuesday and Wednesday weddings
next week are going to be numerous as
those of the present week have been. Miss
Emily Page Kemp and Mr.. st. George
Bryan of Richmond will be married at the
home of the Misses Seawell at noon, and
Miss Katherine Bryant and Mr.. James NJ.
Armstrong at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryant. Columbia road, at the same hour
Tuesday. Miss Lucy Gait and Mr.. G. Wal
lace Hanger will be married at 3:30 Tues
day at the New York Avenue Church. Miss
Julia Florence Scott and Ensign William
Carleton Watts, L. S. A, will be married
at St. Johns Church Wednesday noon and
the wedding breakfast will follow at Major
and Mrs. Douglas Marshall Scott's home.
The marriage of Miss Emma L. Craigen to
Mr.. Robert E. Lewis will take place at
st. Andrews Church Wednesday evening,
April 16 at s o'clock.
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Mr.. Andrew Isemann was rendered a beau
tiful birthday party last evening, upon the
attainment of his majority, by his mother,
Mrs. Fredericka Isemann. The spacious
family residence, 4i0 7th street, was hand
somely decorated In honor of the event,
while in the conservatory an orchestra
played dancing music. During the evening
Mr.. 1semann was presented with a beauti-
full watch. formerly worn by his father. the
late Capt. Frank Isemann. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Slagle. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schudt, Mrs. G. G..
Scharr, Mrs. George Isemann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Koehler, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Rogier Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Schiller Mr..
and Mrs. N. F. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kay, Mr.. and Mrs. Job Harris, and the
Misses Anna, Maggie and Mollie Isemann,
Flora Schuldt, Minnie Scharr, Miss Mckay,
Miss Smith. Mrs. Maggie Reeside, and
Messrs. Franklin Bid. VIM. r. Ruckert,
Mittie Stewart. Harry Scharr, Bane King,
Fred. A Hornig. ]. Harry Leonhardt, j.
A. Leonhardt, Carl Koehler and Gus. A.
Schuldt.
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Constitution Chapter, D. A. r., met at the
home Of the historian, Mrs. H. B. Sperry,
Tuesday night. After business historical
paper was given by the hostess. The re-
gent, Mrs J. Ellen Foster. received from
the members beautiful silk flag and an
the vice regent, Mrs. Ellen s. Mussey. This
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Mrs. Henry Wilson Archer of 1884 ST.
Paul street, Baltimore, has sent out invi-
tations for the marriage of her daughter,
Elizabeth, to Mr.. William Livingston
Bruen, on Thursday, April IT, at her resi-
dence. Miss Archer is a daughter of the
late Henry w. Archer of Baltimore. Mr.
Bruen Is the son of the late Alexander M.
Bruen Of Washington.
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DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Gibbs have
taken apartments in the Savoy, 18th and
Binney streets.
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met at the residence of Miss Agnes Keiser,
615 New Jersey avenue. The evening was
very pleasantly passed, music and games
bing the main features. Mr.. r. E. Hamer-
dinger and Miss Nellie c. Lee gave solos
and duets, followed by Miss Agnes Keiser
in several instrumental selections. Mr. r.
A Dinsmore told stories and jokes, and Mr..
c. N. Phelps recited.' Euchre was played
until late hour. Besides the members
present there were Miss Annie Starke, Miss
Lottie Starke, Miss Jessie Townsend, Miss
Minnie Kefser and Mrs Harry Kemper Mr..
Louis Starke, Mr.. R. e. Hamerdinger and
Mr. r. A. Dinsmore.
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Miss NJ. Adelaide Lynham, contralto in
the quartet of Foundry Church, will be
married to Mr.. John Humphrey on April
so at II o'clock, in the Congregational
Church. Miss Lynham is a singer who has
come into much prominence in the short
time she has been before the public in
this city. She has been heard at the con-
certs of Dr. Bischoff as well as at the
services in the Congregational Church.
where she was a member of the choir be-
fore going to the choir of Foundry Church.
Mr. Humphrey is a brother of Mr.. Walter
Humphrey. the baritone soloiSt in the choir
of the Congregational Church.
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The Misses Effie and Celeste Krener en-
tertained visiting friends Thursday evening
at their residence.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-10
HOPE ITEMS.

Jerry Cavanaugh and Wp. Rlddick
went to the Spukane fair Monday.
I. c. Brandt returned from Spokane
Monday where he was on Important
business.
The Furesters Of America enrolled
four new member Monday night.
They will give an entertainment soon.
Frank Albaugh and wife. went 10
Spokane on Monday, Frank coming
back in the evening. Mrs. Albaush
will remain to see the fair.
The Hope A. L. U. No. 238 will
give ball aud dance at the Highland
house on Oct. II. A grand time is
assured TO all who participate.
Bob Morris the N. P. Agent has
taken a vacation and, with his wife,
has gone on q visit TO his frie.ids at
Seattle.
Leo P.yne while playing with a
pillow across the lake slipped and broke
his arm. DR.. Loop went over and set
the broken limb.
| "A. C. zimmerman and r. Donovan
spent last week in the mountains
hunting and fishing. They report
game Of all kinds plentiful.
The Democratic Primary non,inat-
ed 2 justices Of the peace, and one
constable. The justices are ii. L
Bidwell and J.. D00lcy; constable, W..
Brandt.
O. .. Smith night Waterman atthe
mill while working around the slicker
lost two fingers from his right hand.
DR.. Loop took him to Spokane for
treatment.
No. 23S American Labor Union, OF
Hope held public meeting at the
Highland house on Sunday the hall
being crowded. DR.. Chas. S. Moody
addressed the meeting on the political
issues OF the day.
Charles Doe an employee at the
mill while at work last week fell on
the Slashcr and got very severe cut
at the knee, it is thought he will loose
his leg he was taken to the hospital
at Rathdrum.
Rev. Father Purcell was ia town
on Saturday and Sunday and served
mass at the home Of Mrs. Cookson on
lower Main street to good sized con-
gregatlon. The Catholics Of Hope
are contemplating building church
| in the near future.
Mr., James Black entertained mer.
~ party of friends on Thursday even.
ing at the O'Brian Hotel the occasion
being the celebration Of his 28tf
birthday. There was wine in abun
dance while wit ard hum6r added
zest TO the enjoyment Of the same
Many wero the bright talks given b.
those present Mr.. Black replying tt
the same in a happy vein.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-10

+. c. Gralapp, who has been en-
gagged IN mining in the Occur d Alenes
has returned. Mr.. Gralapp is inter-
ested with Mr.. Adams, in Claim sit
uated some fifteen miles from the
head Of Hayden lake. He has samples
Of ore which convince him that he has
a good property.
The last census gives the number
OF Idaho farms atl7,47l, those report
ing, 1887. About one farm In nine
in the United States was reported as
keeping bees in 1900. Idaho had 10,
24O swarms, valued at $6l, These
bees produced 379. $50 pounds Of hon.
ey In 1899, and $3.50 pounds of wax,
the value of both being $42, 725.
Martin ]. Burns and Miss Marie
Bouchard were united in marriage. by
Father Purcell, at the Church of ST..
Stauislaus Kostka, Wednesday morn
ing, Oct. 9Th. The full ceremonial
of the Catholic Church was used.
The wedding was followed by Nupt
lal Mass. The groom was attended b,
Homer Blanchard, and the bride by
Miss Vercheres Gravel. Mr.. Burn:
and wife were entertained at breakfast
by Father Purcell and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Finney hav'
the sympathy OF the community II
the sad loss of their twenty mouth
old daughter, BESSIE. who died of sum
mer complaint, Sunday, Oct. 5th
The remains were buried from the M
f.. Church, ON Monday at 2 p. M
Rev. C. r. Cook delivering the funeI
al sermon.
Judge Edwin McBee returned, Wee
nesday, from Lewiston where he a
tended the session Of the State 81
preme court.
Justice j. r. Wilson Is having
new barn. 3Ox40 feet, built ON h
farm.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-10
A Field for the Prospector.

w. G. Brewer, president Of the
Home Builder Mining & Development
company, has just returned to Spok-
ane from visit to tue company's pro-
perty in the Occur d'Alenes, located
at the upper fork OF Wolf Lodge creek,
20 miles northeast Of Occur d'Alene
City. Mr.. Brewer expresses the be.
lief that"lf the Occur d'Aleue noun
tains were In some distant locality
and difficult Of access they would I'M
doubtedly attract more public inter-
est and create stampede equal to
that Of Thunder Mountain.
Continueing, he says:"From the
foot Of Old Badly across Idaho In a
southeasterly direction, a field is Of
fered by nature for prospecting that
would become wonderland after a
few years OF we'll directed effort in
modern methods OF mining. The
Home Builder company owns %
claims. They contain the best class
Of free milling gold ore. The COM
pany is capitalized at l 200, 900 shares.
The officers are: President, w. G.
Brewer Of Spokane; v. p, F. Osborne
Of Spokane; second V. p, VIM. G. Halli-
day of Tacoma; secretary, ]. V. Wick
ham Of Spokane; treasurer, G.. w.
Ruckle Of Spokane, and assistant sec,
A. v. Chamberlain OF Occur d'Alene
City.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-10

Wood and farm produce
will be taken frOm farmers in pay
ment of subscription to the BLADE.
Potatoes, other vegetables, fruit, etc.
acceptable. Those in arrears should
welcome this opportunity and square
themselves on our books. Please call
at this Office.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-10

Special Rates to spokane Interstate Fsir.
The Northern Pacific will sell tic
kets to Spokane including admission
to the Fair, on Oct. 9th, 10th, and
18th. The rate will be one and one
third for the round trip, limit for the
return Oct. 10Th. F. "A. BROWN.
Gen. Agt. Rathdrum, Idaho.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-10

WANTED.-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLE
man or lady in each county to manage bust
ness for an old established house Of solid f.
nanciai standing. A straight. bona fde
weekly salary Of $500 paid by q eek each
Wednesday with all expenses direct from
headouarters. Money advanced for expens-
es. Manager, $40 Caxton Bldg. Chicago
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-10-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVlllES.
Klopf takes orders for tombstones.
The new Peters building is about
ready for occupancy.
Jimmie Lawn Is suffering with
bad attack Of tonsilitis.
Cnas. A, Lafferty, Of Elmira, was a
visitor in town last Friday.
Paul Sinclair, Of Granite, was in
town at the close of last week.
The county com missioners will
meet again, Monday the 18th.
II you want good furalture at reas-
enable prices, call on Klopt.
S. L. Vidger has completed the
moving of his sawmill into town.
e. w, Pelham. prominent resident
OF Harrison, was doing the city Satur,
day.
s. Beck, the undertaken, departed
Tuesday for Spokane to attend the
embai,nipg school.
Geo. A. Read. and N. A. Ban rs,
both or Spirit lake, we're ia town Sat
urday.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., barn and
sut.buildinus. INQUIRE Of Mrs. G. l..
Sherwood, Rathdrum, Idaho.
john Callahan, father OF the demo.
cratic nominee for state auditor, is SO.
journiug ia town.
The Methodists will hold regular
Friday evening prayer meetings at
Mrs. j. A. Trayis's, at 7.30.
Klopf carries the best line OF un-
dertaking goods in Kootenai county.
G. L. Ham. the efficient manager
Of the dry goods department at NJ. D.
Wright's, was in Spokane, on business
the first Of the week.
Geo. L. Boomer will speak 10 the
Court house at Rathdrum, Sunday
evening, Oct. 10, 1907. Subject Social
,isul.
Idaho does not appear to have any
delegates attending the tenth Nation
al Irrigation congress at Colorado
Springs, Col. n
Judge Edwin McBee has been alb
sent this week attending the meeting
Of the Supreme Court sitting at Lewis
ton.
patronize home: buy your furniture
from Klopf.
Chas. II. Peters and family are re
cent arrivals here from Corning, Kan
sas. They intend making Rathdrun
their permanent home.
You can get everything you need "a
Manor's: dry goods, groceries, notion
and hardware, cheap.
G. r. KIopf, the Rathdrum under
taker, has been spending the week j
Spokane, attending the embalmin
school in session there.
Mrs. Buckley, wife Of Robert Bucl
ley the harncssniaker, arrived frol
Spokane, last week, and will max
Aer hUMie here.
No services will be held Sunday
the N. L. Church, Rev. L. c. Coo
being absent at Sagle to organize
church at that place.
Stewart Young. Of the Ratldru
real estate and loan company, made
business trip to Spokone, Tuesday.
A Gne specimen Of millet, grown
Win. CLIPS place, north OF town, Isl
exhibition at the Office OF the Kat
drum realestate and loan company.
Everybody should hear Boomer "a
on Socialism at the Court house 81
day evening, Oct. 10.
4 perusal of the year book OF az
culture for 1901 shows that the prl'
Of live hogs per 100 lbs. have increa'
steadily from a maximum of S3'6o
1897 to u maximum of $3.50 10 ~
Louis Chambard, moved Ia IT
his farm, Thursday, for the winter
give his children the ben'at Oh
schools. He will occupy house
the East End.
Senator Fred T. Dubois, was
town Wednesday. Many would y
been glad to have heard nun 81
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BY paying $l.50 you can get the
| Toledo Blade and the Silver Blade for
one year.
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Observation-Disclosures w. Peters
Is a practical and experienced plaster
er and fue builder and will figure
with you on all kinds Of plaster work.
O3-31
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woop will be taken in payment oil
subscription to the BLADE
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Modern Woodmen of Ameri-
ca, Rathdrum Camp, No.
6843

Meets Mt wOodmen Hall every 1st and Ord
Saturday of each month. Visiting netRhbOrs
cordially invited. ID. X. Klopf. Clerk; Edwin
McI,cc. Consul; JIG. Koch. Deputy Head
Consul.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-23

The Junior League Of the M. E.
church will give cantata at the church
this evening at s o'clock. Free to all.
Mrs Samuel N Wheeler and her
daughter Rowena returned home last
night. Mrs Wheeler has been visiting
10 Denver and her daughter in Canon
City, with Mrs. j. W Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Van Hoorebeke, OF
Csrly;e, Illinois are arrivals in the city
and are guests OF Gheir son, G. Van
Hoprobeke. Mr.. Van Hoorebeke is gen
eral solicitor for the Baltimore g. Ohio
railway aud one Of the most prominent
attorneys OF southern Illinois.
Mrs. w, F. White returned Saturday
night from her old home in Missouri,
where she had gone to convey the body
OF her mother, who died in this city
recently. Mrs. White was accompanied
home bY Miss Edith Burns, OF Appleton
City. Missouri, for a visit with the White
family.
In the absence OF Prof. S. M Boyer,
who was in Glenwo Springs Saturday,
Albert Baylis acted as director OF the
Citizens band for one Of the most enjoy
able concerts which that organization
has played this season. There was a
large crowd on the 6treet6 TO enjoy the
music and there was applause after al
most every selection
William Carlyle OF the firm OF Car
lyle & Shott, returned last night from
an extended eastern trip. He was the
representative from the 0unnison Pres
terry to the general synod Of the Pres
byterisn church, held in New York city
While absent he also took occasion to
visit his old home and the scenes OF his
boyhood days in Canada. The many
friends of Mr.. Carlyle will be glad to
greet him again.
The Columbine band, while in Glen
wood Springs played themselves right
into the hearts OF the people. Their en-
gaRement was q pronounced success
and the young ladies who comprise the
band wore made much Of, by the psople
of that delightful play ground. Glenwood
Springs. Saturday night the young
ladies we're the guests of Manager Mar.
tin OF the Colorado to an elegant dinner
and afterward played q delightful pro.
gra Of music on the broad verandas oil
the Colorado.