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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-15

Philadelphia Record.
Should certain very pretty young wom-
an who attends the oxford Presbyterian
Church read this the mystery OF where her
shoe disappeared to during the services
last Sunday morning will be made clear to
her. The shoe. a dainty oxfe rd tie. must
have been too small for her. for during the
sermon she covertly united IL, and then
with the aid OF her other shoe removed II
from her foot entirely. This action unob-
trusive IL was. did not escape the atten-
ton OF a young man seated in the pew di-
rectly behind her. and he discovered that
with the aid of his cane. he could scrape
the shoe back into his pew. Another young
man. seated behind him. saw this perform
ance, and with his cane he surreptitiously
pulled the shoe back into his pew A third
young man, back OF him, did likewise and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-15
The Good Times Now.
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER.

Philadelphia Inquirer.
While all of us housekeepers have hours
of repining UTTERED or unexpressed), when
We feel that the days burden is too heavy
on our shoulders, our work is never done;
the spring sewing is hardly finished before
it is time to begin the fall; the mending
basket has not been emptied Of one week S
stockings before another set of yawning
heels and toes confront us; the house is not
all cleaned before it is time to begin over
again; soon one baby is out of arms
and we are ready to take a long deep
breath another comes; yet not one of us
would willingly change places with our
neighbor, whose cradle is empty. and who
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-15
Morn

what an hour for care-abandoned joy!
The rooms flooded with the morning light
And all the evenings doubts and phantom fears
Have taken flight
The purple clemats above the door
Hangs glad and grateful with its weight OF
dew:
The peoples look like Haunting flames OF hope,
or dreams come true.
Beyond the curtains. drifting through the rooms.
The bow Of promise bends across the cloud;
Beneath the benediction OF the dawn
The fields bowed.
O what an hour for care-abandoned joyt
fancy I could laugh with memory
And make II ring-if only you were here
To laugh with me.
Marion. Ind Jessie St John
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finally the shoe had Travelled quite a dis
lance. Blissfully unconscious of this the
fair owner awaited the benediction, and
then made the horrible discovery that her
shoe was missing. There was nothing TO do
but wait until all the other members of
the congregation had left the church, and
then, with the aid of the sexton, she event.
ually discovered il three pews behind the
one in which she had been sitting. She has
since then not ceased 10 wonder how the
miracle was performed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-15
Tailored Shirtwaist 3S46.

A smart costume for golf and all out
door sports, shown in linen etamine in the
natural color with bands Of Bulgarian en-
broidery.
The quantity of material required for the
medium size is. for waist yards q inches
wide, yards S2 inches wide or pa yards ~
inches vide; for skirt, 9 yards q inches
inches wide.
The waist pattern 1916 is cut In sizes for
Q 81. "a, 50, %, ~ and 42-inch bust measure.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-15

\ I S T s that are
nearly az elabo-
rate as the erst-
while fancy waist
are now classified
as shirtwaists. but
always with the
pre- fix fancy"
which excuses a
multitude OF COM
plexities. So much
trimming and orig
inality are per-
mitted In these
waists that the
current output is
noticeable for
newness. despite
the fact that the
work Of devising
has been going on
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-15

Cut out illustration and inclose "A in Latter
PATTERN COUPON
For patterns OF the two garments tlIus
trated above send 10 cents for each coin or
stsmpsD
Write your name and address distinctly and
state number and size wanted Address
Pattern Dept. The Journal.
indianapolis. Ind.
Allow enc week for return OF pattern
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-15

The skirt pattern 1852 is cut in sizes for q
=. q, g, q, 30 and 32-inch waist measurs
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all
Rue
A
cal thecel
successful and blood and skin puiher
humou cures andt on
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06
c0UNN MEMS n lfTIEk,
COIN.

COIN.
~. weather Il qpi,e windy srd u
sssass thss II wui cossiuse iSr awhile.
Mrs. George Cssbsv bas ordered .
washing useLins sod sbs says that
CSshow shall Try Il asss.
SM Martis's schoss sssssssionsss
last wost wss qsi,s ssisstsisiag. The
house vas veil 6llsa end everybody
sseusd to enjoy 'heirpelf. The pro-
xr.,s was losy lastiss usHl nearly nit.
night.
Il was = misists Of the vsisss ia sSas.
iug thai ja,ss. SLsGyr sss ,isisisg .,
J0he BAtessas's. Il sksuli have ssst
james Shscklss VI Pratt, Ksssss.
The ess'Is srs doing veil 10 THE Vi
cinis,. Moss oil Of osr people hs,s
plss'y or feed ~ rsn ,hss dll essss
Gsvrgs Coshow 10 safIssiss sssa q
very sosa eye. He thists that sAsss u
sOws fOreigs substsocs 10 Il.
Neal Psx returned ftou Hnelswest
lac, vsst. lie hes Lssn ~ that piscl
for several days, doctssiny . sors hsIt
His hssd b iupovsa ., Ibis writing.
Rlsss Miller sss workiss ., Jssspt
Wh,taks,'s lest week.
Erses, wxd esd vile sss bssk .,
Tsis,sr's rsneh. NJ. Wood 10 build
| Jog . h"u-s sn bis eisia ssd viii occu
~ u - smu o. !, is coWplsisd
AP iss : I, 10 br ~, st VwI VI
- - m -gsi H.. cent ." Eu.is-
~.-.d "". d.. 's,' ~.-k which VA hh
i,Ns .siv =" i.wn :h vis,sr.
| Il = SsgDriy get the costsss, 10
sasryisg the mail fos The sslt sss
yssr. fsos, Csin 70 Gate asd sssura
Ils ssss Si27. year ssd sake ~
trips . week.
| George Coshsw got s,sek ~ The siv
o. With Issd u hsy lest vssk as'
bsd 70 get Abel Bssssds 10 poll Bic
cut.
~ beet Wistss 70 he editor.
| Junso Ja.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

CLINE CI,INKUR0.

Al l.svss,y ssd John Over usds
. tssinsss "trip to Eoylswe,d ,hh vssk
Will GsLbsrs debosned his calves
Saturday. Hs used chute bus ssys
,hss he lik"s 'hs o'hsr vsy ,hs tsst.
sspisG asd throwing then.
George whitst-s vss sssssd % ths
river bsyisg hides .his wsst.
Al Tifs sud fsn,ly hsve esvrl 70
Pssb'o. Cslsrsdo. whers they ,s'sad 70
rssids 10 the future We vill mics Al
snd will bsvs to 20 to EsslswooA -
gs, orr Discriminating done.
John Graves 10 buildisg lsns fer J.
y Over. Travellers ere sstsd s.s 70
get Lu6y II they happen to get lost 10
the corners or soss sss ~ the ssns
end they started 10.
II you happen ssoanS sbs rsssh ssd
hear . sousd like the words Of "TLs
wsrmsss BAhy 10 the Buneh" sung to
the .sss ef ICED Be With Yea" ju.s
rsmsp.bss ,bs, ice hes % . SEQ sspply
u sosG books.
W have bees ssllns . little sf ths
sdi'sss sd'ies asd sssppsd vssrisg ssi
osr 'hoes s,ossiss ss'sr . rspsr.
Sises Bsysiasss stsssAsA sbs Nsst.
~ dsses - CsPid. Friday.
TasRsIYss u.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06
l9svsAi iss nseissssjl ~ ssaia
~ ssvivs q sRa.

nsvshl lss n,e)suesSl ~ ssuis
~ asivo q saa.
uss,,.S. As>o eS~v usssl Ash-
80 -. 49, s..,c 49,, .,.A
~. s,.,..s -. ..s.S 1. .uev,-
.o,,,. nj, h.,k :. v-I-..,v ,o,h
30, m I. Al. .,.A.,. ;,S.. -
,y,,t c,rotv Th. lr,s. vcrs 4 TN
...hm.,. ,ru...S 4. vh;,s ..,,. s.s
,...,, ,,..,.,. RI. .,.., eos. N.
c,,.,.~s,, collar. TAs ,,oo- ,~ =
,;ao,., ..a n. eco .I,,a,., . ho,
and Girl, n. "a. a s.,w.r ,,.r po.,-
q, yov. rhs .,.a. IA. 4. .,.;u q,
L. v.r,.. vh.r. the, ,;,, ..h. ,S,;,
s.,,,. h.,... r.., s... ~. hSs,
.,.bss .. AL for the;, fu,vr. hsppissss
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Celdv.,,, Hc,.,. Nj. Raj. r,,h,, .,A
FL Price. both ,f Eos,.,o,d YER.
;o;,.s 4. .,.,r;... he ~. .,oh.,s
Judge. The Lsids locked vr,, rrsu,
In . silver gray sasknsss ,rinWsd 10
chic ss'is ssd White spplisss. TIE
src"o core slssh. They arrived here
q ~ -. ssd vssi - their bose
~hish vss sssdy TOR shss 10 ssnosnse
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06
HOLLYWOOD, EAa

Fine weather sgsin ssd you should
49, she %, ,sisuse smile.
~ Lsssr'y Of Cline. ssla ssd aeliv-
sssd tee VI hey 10 iissdy it,~ ior
%. sas day hsss wvsk.
Chss. Rsss, vLo scsides'sl'y sLs,
his'aslf 10 tie loot sous ,iss eye, u
sI,s v ~ sbsst tpwa On srsssAss.
B.ss--re Mr.. ssd M. HAY Tsws.
ssst % rstssssy. slss, bcy. Msst,
ssad ehild 6sisg sslI ssd R.y vssrs
sbs tsssdss> os swilps.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06
CROOKED CRSHx.


This b Give winter weather ~ hsps
il wsy s,ill ros,isus.
Cattle sre doing 6ae 10 th,s locality.
The Crocksd creek people attended
The school sutsrtsisnsst st Usrlssd
the sd. The progrsn Vas very To-
srrsstins snd oil we're we'll pleased. 8
n Martin who 10 teaching st that plscs
oertsisly deserves credit for training
tho papils 80 nicely. Zach little ont
knew his place. aud wss there q the iay
Of the bell.
Thors wss . geodly osmber ont q
Sabbath school and prssehisg 6usdsy
- II was aueh . nice day.
CM pssbertou hes caught his i0a
skusts end b ssv siiss the lyoI. HI
hes sssght 3 snd thinks there ore
mere Of thss 10 ihs sane plsss.
John 0hs6ss 10 thssshisg QUE BIZ
ksiIr esru this week.
Laura ssj Lo,tis Psubsrtsa sss
siek With isxripps THE seek.
CM Psubs1tes hAs bic st~st pea
or esxs completed sed 10 ns~ sssdy v
ssss 'hsW siivs
Pssak sod Fred Psabsrtss sUssd-
I'd tie eaady party st The hoss s
Thowss ilsst les, wedsssdsy night.
Tas c. c. B.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

Lea 0Gnss . wsssWera, o. g..
tseu ~.
Hsu~6ss hsrss1 0Dvss snsa ~ ssskrwsss
so~ssd ssstSsss hsvs Apse sSsIss q shsls issss.
~ - sWsAs osai ps@S N ssppsss NJ thsss
s1as0a ssd thss ssi< cs-sof VIII - sB0ss -.
fsre n. y outns. D. =. cSurs osoesssisa-
ersir ssA 80 o.svss ecssty. ~. H.. o. Guy
ass. o. e., ~ ApsiL 10 isss. vis,
n~esss n. 0sas. ~ ~ ~ svu ~ ssk
ses %. ~ y. n ~ Z hs Ia Iess 80
-. usns re the ~ Wvk swA ~ an
and asN neh Zee 20. 2 =. = - = nA Ne ie',
rhsy sssss ne sslIss,s0 Wlsssssp - pss',
their ssalisssas pssidssss sDss 80 saihsa'
iica ss, sid lead, Via;
r. n. asas. ". L. OssA >. O.. TvssS,s .
neyd. y. r.. JsAa I. vulhseson. ossass<
Lsasn u Liberal. kanssa
s.p. iiRALv. kssfs,ss.
v-p Sc
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

p,b. % svs.
Notes 70 hsrssy sivea thss the fssswis
ssosd settler hes Sled a"tise % bic istsaslss
70 ssks assl proofin ssppsrt o. bic slAin sal
that ss,d preof viu 10 ssas before Charles y
rsnsshiii Judge 81 ths probate essr, ~ ssA
Tor Beaver reussy. E.. o. In ssss u bic sb-
ssass Ne ssssss Costha xsssy cisss q ssil
osur ~ Beaver o on Apr 70 'sssvis,
Th"sss .. ssrr. NE ,sss for The o. \ sss |,
rsh. y % EcM
Ne sasss The fnlloviss visssass y 1ssss
bic oon,isuous vesidsscs apss esd esiiise.
ties % ssid lsads. vs.,
Csssss ksSsuss Dsnianis D. Csst. Rsbsss
nsvss. Hcwtoa rietsst. sf clear LsAs u.
.. -. nsALy. nssisss.
p-ps-S
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

PEI. 10. 100.
Ns'lce 10 Assvby given thai The ss,ississ
ssasd settler hes aist voitss sf his u.
issuoa 10 make nsai pref 10 sappest ~
his: s,siw 80 thst ss,d psos1 vii, ~ sssas
bsnss Csasi.s q. Tsassbtii. Jaigs ~ tts
risssts court In suA for Beaver county.
q. Z. ana 10 case Of hls sbssses. usa bsssss
cosshs xsgay, sasst 81 ss,a o. ssst, u
sssvss. U. z. On Apr. . We. viz.
VILLA nssistt Nh 1si. hs The ne Y ss
ssa . n - X and - \ nv n. nso.. y. ~ n.
u sS gcA.
Ne ssmes the nliowins witnesses " prsss
his opsuausss ssldsdss spsn sna sui I've
Ties 81 Ah ssspsstiss issas .sisi
~ bsss =, Nspls Orsssi A. esudss. Pred y
usssse. q wivsssIdr, u. =. NsWtos Pickett ci
cissr ishs, OF.
rp nyAts. ussissss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

Nosiss 10 hrssSy sisss shss The fsiioSiss
ssned settler be- sivsn setiss ss ~ 10.
tsnsir ~ make ansi proos for kis
sisin snd ths' ssid vrsS viii ss naAs be-.
hss Charles y. TaARshii' Pr,ksss Jsigs 10
ass fvs sssvss osunsy 0 T. r u. his sss~aes
shss bssors Ger be Kssay. sisrh sf sait
Csur 81 Bssv~s. u. Z. 90 April 's. -. Wis
wiiiiaa J. whisatsr, M isss Ter sss iMs .,
., , sud % X ~ 4 s~o s. Is n. RT kcM.
Rs names the foilosins slsnsssss 10 prs,s
his con,Inuons Sssidenss upsn aad ssttvs-
sisw sfs.id land vis;
AsssstssC. Rsberts. Jui,~s Krass. NJ O.
2. y. csshsS sf 0sis. .. :. George ssos hss al
hys. OF.
v.D. HsAis.Rsuistss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

The Besvsr Bsssld wss bought ssd
b sWsst ssd eSnirolled by it' vsssss'
p.L,ishs. Mssde o. 1hesas. not
visbstssdiog 'hs 0sysos usrslts
s.esst sesssusss 70 the eSu,sssy. II
yss ere sssiess 70 stir up fsss. M,
0siss, sssn Jour s'.<n,'os elsewhere
L ssis thisss ne.cr bother 10,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

II The gsvssamsss insis,s that tie
Isdlass' hsis ts cut, The K. q. World,
rlsads that The contrast sss bs ies 70
tkeR wothess,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

A. 0ayassn sseh 'nhsb,tsut hes .
Issg, shsill so1sdisg horn which be
s,sss Ia ,ry ssd attract the eoss'y ssst.
Dick Ca;as us.s msssphcss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06
l. I. Z ( 7. ~ %.

Hssrsllsas eMnostsuas u wkhiie VIII
sasss 70 fsst traiss fss all posasa Resip-
osss - thrssGh trsias eemprIsss Psllasss
s,A ssssnfsrtsbis Tourist siespsrs. Frsc sseiis
Ire shais ears ses 'hoss VII prefer sses.
csapss t~k-ss IN IN peists In C"it~d stat
-. csssAia sod hexicU NJ lowest rs'es.
vs rui'aas spNe' descriptive H. nature
tsnss ssb,s folders. etc.. write ~ or cell 90
y. k.DAsss. Az ~.
- EHu,cwo 4. Ksnsas.
" J. RACK. a. y. A..
Tsvsss. ksasss,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06
iSsl ooss q wsss~ssd, y. 7.


Jan. o.. ses.
Noitss 10 hereby sives tbst the fsi,ssisr
narnsi ss',isr has nisa sm.ss Of his i"ssa.
uos 10 n,shs aaal pscos ID sspH r ~ Ai'
s,siss ssA shAt sats rscos wni bs Ds1s -.
NE CSasies o. rsossAi,i, pvsssss JsAss u
ed Ne esssss essasy. y. 2. a. 10 his ssssss
sbss hseses cssshs Kasas s'sst - ssit
sssr ~ Sesvss. q. 2. - nassA. .. ~
vts.
PRESIDED. Dusssss. Al Cvasr. oA,s. ~. ~
Ne. sees f'w the . y No ss1 . y - y ~
n. r ". . - 1cn
Ne nance the ssiievins w,tasssss - pre,s
bic esassWueus residence sSom asd ssisivs
ssoa ~ ssia bsnA w.
Jshs T. stss,sy. Aissss sisnisy. jobs y
rsss ssd vssAsvish v. Tsn oil sf Custer o. =
20 HAALs. Rssisss.
Tssa Das l--3e
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

Pitehfarks will dosh'I"ss isks . drop
sisss the Tillmss "s,sik." IL the SEQ
sis.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

Hs the bsus0i Of the editor Of ~
Gsysos Herald ws publish the Eollos'
ks in sesssd To scoring 10 ping -posg:
.. 1assling the ball through sbs
wisdew csssss three. 3. Brsstisu
tisss slsss minor cessss two. 8
vsnhisg s~ss player with yosr sssks
sstes sight o6 yssr seOss. L Leg.
sss bsil 10 ear of fussy cid sss,lsus'
vhs 10 lSst,sg g, cousss sir ell around
3. Hstise srN rudsr chin vhh has
dls Il racket estRiss yos ~ sneiss
sbss. g. Knocking bell ists opp
ssst's eye b ga~s.-Ex.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

LAad Onss q Wesavsfl. OF.
rsb..S NJ
Hsties 10 hsrsby siven net the fS,isvir
NAMED ss,tiss has AisA A"sics 81 bic Il
sentios IN nsh- 0nai ssof In suppst
bic claim. saa thst said proof will b
aads b~Nss icy q Richard. eissh of Ne Di'
Ssiet Court - Bssvsr e"us'y. d. r.. esd
ssss os bic s,ssse~. bsf % q. \. oissshss
he 1~paty. st .. ever, ohlshos.s Tsssisns.
- March. -, iSss s,s:
Rynsst \. vool q CHS. OhissOsae III
ssss ssr lie y ~ = SEQ s.T sse - y .
Y SEQ u: Z ssA 80 y sw y See ., re. n
KcN.
Ne names The folioviss vitnsssss 70 prsv
bic censinsous rssiesses spsa aad suIstsasic
u sail lands. viz,
Dshu %. Rstsrn ~. Hssvy pisssst. Cbari
Pvssssis ssA Viiiiso Whtshss aii ef Cola I
lf.
~ HsAss. assisss,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

Lad Ones ., wssA~sra.o.
FEB. ~ w..
Hs,ios 10 hs'ssy sivss that the NJ l"uiv, |,
ssa settler hss tiled s.iies - hsv ,sss1
tie - nats assl prssf IN ss1pert % sss
s,sAa. sAs ,hss ssiA s.ss will ~ made ~
fsss LAselss y. Tssashiii. Probate Jades n
Esd ssv Bearer esus,s. o. 10 s.ss sf Als sh.
ssaes ,hss hsfsss esrtSs Ksssy, e'ssi
Of ssid sssn u Dssssv, o. r. % Apr II
1904 Via:
Anssls L"hs,rss. NJ ~, sev NE swX ss,
u. 2 y. 4 sI Ec1.
ne ascss sAs sslisv>as visssssss 70 pssv
ksr sssssss~ss rss'deass apss ssS sa,uss
sl.0 Of sssl ieal sts;
Wiiilsa =. ksAAieh. y'bs \. Th~ass, A.
eel Cr'vss ssd chssiss q. esdlisk % Osasss
OF.
2 n. MsALv, 0eSlstss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-06

100000 Aswsrd.
y I've shove Sam viI be psid fss To-
Ns~s'iSs Issdisx " ,As ssrest sed
ss<hsiss or sny ess KuiIsy Of tilliar
s'sxlisR ss asrssassiss On say esiil'
oslssGisv tsas.
rxKp TAs~sos,
Gusr Esxlsw~A, Kss.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-25
GREEN RIDGE.
pECKVILLE.

Great excitement prevails in Jessur
at the present time. A case of supposed
smallpox has been discovered in the
home of Charles Sheridan, the victim
being Frank Sheridan, the 19-year-old
son of Mr.. Sheridan. DR.. Smythe, DR.
Grover and DR.. Van Doren We're called
yesterday, and agree that the young
man has all the symptoms of smallpox
The Jessup board of health has beer
notified, and no doubt strict quaran-
tine will be enforced today. DR., Smythe
the attending physician, stated last
evening that it would be known today
for n certainty whether it was senu-
Inc case of smallpox or not.
Messrs. Charles Brong and William
Hughes are confined TO their homes by
illness
Frank Calender is spending few
days with Rev. and Mrs. w. J., Guest,
of Worcester, N. Y.
There will be regular meeting of
the Wilson Fire company at their rooms
this evening.
Harry Clark has resigned his position
as driver for the Wilson Fire company
and has accepted a position as teamster
for the Consumers Powder company.
William Warfeld is driving for the
Wilson's.
William Vaughan was in Hyde Park
yesterday, attending the funeral of Il
relative.
Charles Wallick has recovered from
his illness, and has again resumed his
labors as coal Inspector,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-25
Simpson Church Notes.

AT special subscription taken al
the Sunday services, over $500 was
pledged towards liquidating the debt
on the church.
Miss Ethel McDermott daughter OF
the pastor, who recently came here
from Oneonta, N. Y, has consented to
act as pianist at the meetings of the
Epworth League.
The City Union of Epworth Leagues
will meet this evening in the Cedar ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal church, and
all members of Simpson chapter who
will attend are requested to meet in the
church at o'clock.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held in the lecture room tomor-
row evening"
The new members of the Epworth
League will be rendered a reception on
Thursday evening
The young Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
will meet next Friday evening at the
home of Miss Alta Kresge on North
Hyde Park avenue.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Price
of 53S Decker's court, son.
Joseph McAndrew, of Tripp Park
who had hiss back broken some time
ago, is now able to sit up, and his re-
covery is assured
Philip Schnell, the West Lackawanna
avenue hotel keeper, had the German
flag hoisted on his flag pole yesterday
The stars and stripes were also there
above the German flag.
Benjamin Switzer of North Sumner
avenue, employed as fireman on the
Lackawanna railroad. was severely
scalded while at work recently by q
steam valve bursting.
William Owens, an employe of the
Lackawanna machine shops. was
seriously.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Washburn street Presbyterian
church will conduct a social in the
church parlors next Thursday evening.
The Mt. Pleasant kindergarten will
be re-opened tomorrow.
The Robert Morris Cambro- American
society will hold meeting Thursday
evening to arrange for their annual ST.
David's day celebration.
The Royal Crusaders will meet at :
o'clock Wednesday evening in the base
ment of the First Welsh Congregational
church.
The arrangements under way for the
annual banquet and entertainment at
the Tabernacle Congregational church
on st. David's day, March /, insure the
usual standard of excellence maintained
at this event, and all who attend will
get their mone2's worth.
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Brief News Notes.

Musician John Hayes, who died on
Saturday after a long illness, will be
laid at rest with full military honors
this morning. General Goblin command
| of Spanish War Veterans to which he
belonged will have charge of the obse-
quies and the pail bearers will
be chosen from their ranks. The
body will be closed to view at
S.45 and all comrades are requested to
be present at the residence, 1928 Pitts
ton avenue by that time. Services will
be held in st. Peters Cathedral and in
terment will be made in the Cathedral
cemetery.
A regular weekly session of the South
Side Bowling club was held on Zula-
gers alley last evening and there was
large attendance. After a business
meeting match was arranged be-
tween the first and second teams which
was closely contested throughout.
Comet Lodge, knights of Pythias,
will meet in weekly session this even
ing.
Dr. Schley's Lung Healing Balsam
is guaranteed to cure all coughs. mo
cure; no pay" For sale by all dealers.**
special meeting of St. Mary's Glee
and Dramatic association was held in
st. Mary's hall last evening.
Mid week services will be held in the
Hickory street Presbyterian church to-
morrow night
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beginning at 8 o'clock. The following programme
will he given:
Recitation, "Wecomc". ...., Grace Edwards
Recitation, "What Was the secretY''
Recitation, "Thc Hard TO Please. Julia Mowcry
Recitation, "Who Was 1tq" ..........Anna Allan
1ablcau, George Washington in the Cradle.
Recitation, "The Foolish Maidcns New
. bonnet ..'...........,.....r. Mabel krotzcr
hccitation, THE First Piece" .... Grace Kccnc
Recitation, "Not Built That Way"
Conrad schwitzcr
Tablcau-The Cherry Tree Episode.
Recitation, THE Boy Who Could Not Lie"
Ruby Cooke
Recitation, "Thc Song of Brother William"
Katie Allan
Duct, Selected.
Salle Chamberlain and Eleanor McKane
Recitation, Two Little Girls Emma Krotzer
Recitation, Wanted Wife, -. Edna Prothcroe
Tablcau-W -Washington's wooing.
Recitation, "Winkum, Blinkim and Nod"
Catherine Davis
Recitation, John Henry Jones'. =. Freddie Haut
Good Night Drill" .........,. Eight Little Girls
Recitation, "Boyless Town. Florence Haut
Recitation. Like Washington . Earle Mofratt
Tableau--Pcace
Inc revival meeting at the Tripp Avenue Chris.
tlan church continues with increased interest
notwithstanding the inclemcnt weather Of the
week there has been excellent audiences and
many conversions. The audience was very much
interested in the topic last night, "The Faith
lhat saves. The question for tonight Ia "The
Greatest Sermon Ever Preached" at the close OF
which the rite of baptism will be administered
There Will be special services tomorrow night,
when the admittance will be by tickets.