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Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-04-17

Aberdeen, returned home Monday
night. p. r.s..a.a. .....
W. ii. III. Phillips was sick and con-
fined TO his home several days last
week. He Is again able to attend to
business.
Mrs. A, j. Olinger has been quite
sick. Her mother Mrs. Carley, arrived
from LeMars, Iowa, Saturday evening
to care for her.
/ Attorney W. M. Cheever took Mon
day afternoons North Western for
Pierre to attend the state supreme
court now in session.
Mrs Estes, who has been spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
A. B. Crosier, returned to her home at
Clinton, Wis, Monday.
T. b. Roach, of Lake Preston, was
in the city yesterday visiting with his
old friend of boyhood days, Mr..
butcher Of the REGISTER.
| Mrs. +. A. Campbell expects to
{ depart for Glendale, MINI, next Wed.
nesday, where she VII visit her son
Claude and family for few weeks.
o. A. Sutton, of Sutherland, Iowa,
came in from Volga, Monday, having
been visiting with his sons on their
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-04-17
G. A. R. ENCAMpMENT.
Local Committee Preparing to Care for a
Large Crowd.

a meeting Of the committees
appointed TO arrange for the enter
Rlnment OF the State G.. A. r. Dn-
aupment which meets here June IL
isls, was held in the Commercial
Nuo rooms Saturday evening. Along
WIN other business transacted +. j.
Vafilsle was appointed chairman of
Me committee on amusements and
"eo' n. Breed chairman OF the COM
u'''ee on rooms. These gentlemen
"'re empowered to select other MEM
"isol Their respective committee to
%"ith them. Inasmuch as there
sM oe a large number Of strangers in
eclty 1t is hoped our people will
Open 1nelr doors for those who may
'sn Sleeping apartments. OF course
parues providing lodging will receive
r' lot their trouble and will place
them. "''0"' W
iue nnance committee has been
s,satS encouraged by receiving a s5C
S saoOA lfom Hon. Thos. Reed Of Ar.
asSOh' This contribution will head
~. .~ Ilst' The committee has started
w, %w raise 1920 for the occasion
,.,s ~ y Is hoped our people will con.
ue ilOerally, and provide funds
sSaicint amount to enable the
y. ittees to carry forward thei,
Ma ' I" a successful termination
R,,o Cfo"d is bound to come and
4. AineS cannot offord to 90 behind
nin.'s pss' record as royal enter
,0od," IL will take money and 6
spss,. sum to properly care for tn,
frs , th,, VI Green informs the REEFS
been aas saa large tent 6Ox9O r.. ha,
oeoureo for the general assembly
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-04-17
COLLEGE ATHLETES.
The Track Team Doing Good Work
Coming Sports.

The REGISTER took occasion to in
terview Trainer Temple and from
him learns that the work which is be-
ing done by the Agricultural college
track team is very promising and that
the prospects are bright for winners
at the Huron meet. Below Is list OF
meets which will be held prior to the
state contest:
Local meet, Saturday, April 10th,
at Athletic park.
BrookiDgs VS.. Yankton at BrooSings'
Tuesday, April 80.
Brookings VS.. Vermillion at Yer
million, Mayo.
The annual state meet will be helo
at Huron, May 2l-22 aud it Will nc
doubt be the best yet held by the
association. A large delegation VIII
90 from this city to witness the sports
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farm south of that place for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. III. Skiff departed
Monday, for Minneapolis, expecting to
be absent this week. They may pos
sibly go to Storm Lake, Iowa, before
their return.
Prof. N. e. Hansen of the Agri-
cultural college returned last evening
from Redfield where he spent several
days drawing plans for laying out the
grounds of the State Northern Hos
pital. .t
Clint Kendall arrived home Monday
evening, from an extended trip to the
Pacific coast. Halle Morehouse came
with him as far as Kansas City and
from there went to Burlington, Iowa,
where he will visit relatives short
time. ~
Geo. Haber, Emil and Ted Lentz
formed party who took advantage OF
the homeseekers excursion and de-
parted for Portland, Oregon, Tuesday
morning to look over the country.
They will visit other points on the
Pacific coast before returning and
will be gone several weeks.
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IN THE CHURCHES.
interesting News Pertaining to Church
Work-Announcements, Etc.

MOrk-AnnOunCem Lte'
The w. C. II. U. will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Middleton, THURSDAY,
April "a at 3 O'Clock.
st. Paul's Guild will meet with Mrs
A. B. Crane, Thursday afternoon
April oath. All are cordially invited
The Martin j. Lewis Colportage
wagon was received and dedicated
with appropriate ceremonies at yer.
million last week. 1t cost $500 and
was built at Jackson, Mich. Inc
vermillion Republican says that "aii
the fittings and furnishings are hrst-
class. 1t will carry a large amount OF
books, tracts and other literature ano
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1902-04-17

is supplied with an organ lt Is
arranged for the comfort of the col
porter, so he can camp with it or In
il anywhere in any weather or under
any condition.
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a Sunday BURGLARY.

Sunday morning about 10 o'clock Mr.. II.
Alexander saw a man come out Of the dry
goods and notion store Of Il. Half, on Main
near Commerce. with two bolts Of domestic
undor his arm. The man was pursued 10y
Mr.. Alexander, who captured hin at the
foot Of Fannin street. Dnring the chase
Mr. Alexander fred pistol in the air to
bring the fugitive to a halt. The prisoner
was turned over to officer Richardson who
sent him to the station, There he was
hooked on an affidavit alleging theft The
case will come M for trial this afternoon
before Justice Matthews.
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Ing sleep. 1t increases physical vigor
and gives great muscular elasticity, SO
that the bsbys advent is practically
painless. 1t is the best of tonic2 for
nursing mothers.
II gladly recommend DR.. Pieree's Favorite
Prescription writes Mrs, ]. w. c. stephens OF
Mia, northumberland County, Va. vBefore
my third little boy was born took six bottles,
He Is the finest child and has been from birth
aud suffered very much less than ! ever did
before, pnhcsiiatingly advise expectant
mothers TO use the Fayorite Prescription
The dealer who offers a substitute for
~Favorite Prescription does so to gain
the little more profit paid on the sale
of less meritorious medicines.
DR. Pierccs Common Sense Medical
Adviser, containing 1908 pages, is sent
free on receipt Of stamps TO pay expense
Or mailing only. Send 81 one-cent
stamps for the ciotn,bound volume, or
only Fl stamps for the book in paper
covers. ADHERE DR.. II. v. Pierce. Buff
fals, N. y,
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The ordinance providing for the ap-
pointment of a clerk for corporation court,
defining his duties. office hours and com
-,t;. a., ,,ra,aoI ,,.,s ..u1 ar, o,d
pehsat'oh' as "uenue' was ru''u Ip "u'
! read second TIME by caption Alderman
| Watkins moved a suspension OF the rules
/ ma tht ul"ng",o WI ir"u Z" 1Hltu NY
! council.
! The ordinance 70 repeal the hnck stand
/ ord' was called up ana read a second
| time by caption, li'tman Miller moved y
| SUSPENSION "l ihe rus Nnd me pIlcihg OF
/ we "'1l9an'c on 49,. ,In'I" ir4ulng ny ZIP,
| non AiutIM",' "nIhln' "nJevtru 70 =, 1nc
| SUSp' u.s.. j, ol ,"' I",,N 's I' "nn'vu 1t go 40
| ,11NJ nH "N",t' ~ ''',, rJ.uy W ~
un1a I'',v. MIN 'i lam Ing , 1ne
cuu,,i ,r,r I", ,m INV "i ,.5.,,,c
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REPORTS or COMMITTEES


The finance coinmIttcr and rnevnr To
,vhor, ,,.,, ros,r,.,,, tb,, rott,t,
49,, '" '''''F'u 'ne Pe'i''"n vt a. -
Nl'tIe " CO., containing proNoal tiou TO
insure the boilers at the sewer cumming
station reported fovorol,iv Il, ~, occo,,a,,o,
WV ,"' '''iS ~ st" "'N' f''"U'
~ t"e s'i'e' AuoPteo'
The city engineer reported on the petit
tion OF George NJ Contts mar tho nron-
or,, tr, .,,,,.,t.,, d. ...+t., III. - ~,
uttS III question Is oul'frN Nlthn The city
limits. said limits being about 10 feet west
of the west line OF said uronortv mud ,y.r,
f.,,.,i -n 40 49,.
~, '' ie'' "'S' VI N"'p west llue'
| therefore the property Is assessable wholly
as city prlpcrtv Tho rit,. nttorn.v no.
| r,.,tr,, -, ,t,,, ,,,a 1t, 49,,
,''N 'l~' ~, sum- r'''''" "'''7 we
decision ms TO uabilltY for taxes wholly
! upon this report Of the city engineer.
| Finance committee
| The city engineer reported on the cnse Of
! A. f. Sittlg that tho ucrenuo an which
! taxes nrc sim dnr "a hc riyht tc,ths AZ i'
+ acre Acreage now In the city limits d rs
| acres; number of acres I'm Judgement 4 M
acres. The Misrepresentation was caused by
| an erroneous survey. which was rorrcrtp
In 1898. and this latter ms been found 10
! be correct Finance committee
The finance committees report in refer.
| ence to the uctitlun of 4 ~ t'rounn Is n.
| follows: We recommend TINT upon my,
mcnt of $3.50 In cash and upon nnvm"Ht
Of costs of court that assessor he
authorized to give receipt for taxes foI
The finance COMMITTEES REPORTED In fnyo,
of paying Thomas ii stone n NH Of Xxx
for court fees that has been pending slneC
January 20. 1899. Adopted
The huance commlttee. reportlnu On TN,
board OF public works report on th,
Gable street pavement said that snne Mad
been found correct aud the coutrlctor M
been paid, Adopted
The finance committee reported unfa,. .
ably on the petition OF j. H. Homer iol
| correction Of assessment. Adopted
The hospital committee. 10 whom was re
ferred the petition of citizens cumplElnins
OF a NUISANCE caused by street commits
sloners wagons dumping garbage matter
upon the vacant lots near thclr hOmes al
the foot OF Rusk avenue in the FOurtl
ware, recommended that the dumping OF
suroAge ne discontinued NJ once. Adopted
Ihr hoard OF apprniSoment reported ud
kerseiN To the petition Of Peter Ramut,
Ior cottecuon OF assessment Adopted,
ne street ana bridge committee render
cd an adverse report regarding ne propose,
purehase OF I'M Austin street sweeper
Wv ,NV stouiluN thut thosr rue city now Ia,
WVrc 10, suGcessiul IN their operation an,
nv " atus.onulmg lleluent repairs thry de
! hot oPSrdte SATISFACTORILY, There was ~,
hnoWleuse that TINS particular make wa
"nE pVlter thau others. Adopted
i ~ -, su'esI uuu pl,HSe committee, report
mrSv cnp 1 Ihr1 any, hohlnaun petition 10
; ktIlV"hS lh,Iu street; repairing dnngcrou
OF H. SIDEWALKS S,'., and driving CERTAIN Mun
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ReN rred to the finance committee
The city elcrtrician's report showed col
lcctlons for July Of Sl27 so Ninety-four IN
sppctions In the service are specified and
hi permits issued for the Installation Of
electrical appliances. Additions to the lire
alarm service HrS also described as pub
llshcd recently IN The Post
The report Of the corporation court
shows total fines assessed, S516 total costs
assessed S1lt5: IN all 1891. The numb +
Of cuscs tried was 1903; appealed 3; mis-
trial 4 Police committee.
The city engineers report covers gross
receipts during July to the amount of
Sl3l 10 Surveyors accounts 5000; sewer
refund SEQ; building permits $3.50. FL
nance committee.
shows collections Of Ss1115, Market com.
mittec.
The report Of the city tax collector and
Aucc committee"
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ordinance recently passed by the city
council was made yesterday by Chief Ellis,
being the accused. The ordinance requires
that all oil wagons shall lie supplied wi h
reccptacles to catch the drppings. MIR.
aud explained that the equipment called for
In the ordinance had been ordered lmmed-
lately upon its passage but had not yet
been delivered The defendant said he
fully intended to obey the law ana upon
his explanation the case was dism ssed.
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A Quart Baby.

Now and again there is an item in the
newspapers concerning the birth OF
puny baby so small that a quart cup
holds it comfortably. If the article told
all the facts it would probably tell also
of a mother who in weakness and misery
had looked forward to the babys advent
with shrinking and fear.
To have fine, healthy children the
mother must be healthy, and it is the
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Gnston a the last meeting prohibiting the
keeping, storing or handling OF certain com.
bustih!es within the city limits was the
subject OF majority and minority reports.
After explanation OF the mat or and q
reading OF the ordinance as amended the
minority report adverse 70 the measure was
passed
The ordinance committee reported an
amendment OF the ordinance regulating the
appointment, duties and compensation OF
the clerk OF the corporation court, making
his office hours from a. m. to IL noon,
and from to p. m. Adopted.
The board of appralsement and city tax
collector ana assessor rendered a report
on the tax rolls and the work OF the ar.
pinlsers. The rendered property list was
assossed at S23.533,S The taxes leviel
upon this basis amounted 10 S4I1,Ut0.US
Tho city tax collector ami assessor 70
ported that all extension and calculations
have been checked up and found correct
ana the roll was duly signed aud sworn
to before notary. fhc city attorney al
tested to the compliance With all the egal
requirements. Aid rman Miller moved e
submit tie report to The council as a wnoie
Alderman street said 1t WINS his intention
10 move that when the council adjourn thai
II be TO meet again ON Tuesday Tor specia
consideration ~ The tax rolls. AS there
were some items that he thought should D,
looked Into. For instance. no cited tn
case of tho strcei railway company. winter
was assessed for Ss3iuDo, or about one
sixth NJ what the plaEt was valued at ~
! the compnny's report 70 Poor's Mhnua'
ana he thought it should he raised very
| materially Alderman Wall said that ~
thought the rolls should be approved by
I the council at once or II would be a re
| ncctIon on the board OF Hppraisement
| which had done its duty conscientlnusn
and had complied with all the instructions
/ and duties given them. lie had personally
! valued and assessed the plant ana wa
willing that experts should check MS work
/ He said also that the appraisers had M
| right 10 check statements. they checked VI
! the actual property, 1t was also yolun
/ tcered that at the reorganization sale unue
/ mo hammer the whole plant, franchise
realty and all only brought SsOO,VO, Afte
( further debate the rolls were adopted by
fun vote of the council.
Reports of the health department and tn
hack stand ordinance reports by committee
viii be found in other columns
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The business Of tire city council yesterday
was transacted with neatness, accuracy
and dispatch Those of the city depart
ments which handle cash were ready with
their reports and the effects of system he
gin to be apparent Considerable relief
will be given 10 the various committees
by having these reports carly aud at the
same time.
Tho tax roll. based upon the books re
turned by the board of appralsement aud
certified to By the tax collector and as
SCISSOR, so far as rendered property Is III
VOWED. was submitted to the council aud
adopted. Taxes may now be paid at any
time and a rebate at the rate Of per cent
per annum will be allowed from the date
OF payment to December 81. 1902 until
100000 shall lie received. The gross valu'
alton OF rendered property Is S25.55S, so4o2'
and the taxes assessed amount to St'l'-
UI6Os.
Alderman Miller introduced an ordinance
providing FOR the settlement Of tie dlffer-
gnces between the city and the Houston
Electric Street Halfway company. anu tne
grauting or the ten years extension ut
llunchise, This measure 70, Wlth uhmpyf-
tiNt exceptions, virtually rae SAINT US tGc
ordinance formerly introduced by Mr. MIL
Ter which was rejected ps tie council an
represents what the company Mlshes 10
40 ana TO give IA exchange.
Cltizors Of the FIRST uud SiNtn wards
Presented a petition numerouslS signed ask
iug 1or street railway extension forming
loop, by running on HlehofE 10 sh'dtu'
thence 10 saw "a aLA on sawyer 10 "A1
iugtOu avenue Ile iurlCnCc OF lhc f"IH-
eli IS sought IN securing TINS vAtcusiNu.
communication Vul received FROM the
Galveston business lttGu" inviting ih'
mayor aud ctGE,uS nr Iauetuu Jttehd
the celebration tn that cit' Oh Friday ueNi
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MOTIONS INTRODUcEn. .

BY Alderman Strcet-That the Gulf, Col
orado end Santa Fe Railroad company he
instructed to construct brick culyerts on
Pgairic and Texas avenues. at the crossing
OF their tracks Admitted
Nv Aid rman Pus-1hat the Southern
trio light at Holly aud Winter streets.
Adopted.
nv Alderman Garvcy That the street
commissioner be instructed TO grade Chap
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common testimony
of mothers that the
use of Or. Pierce's
Favoritc Prescrip-
ton not only pro-
notes the mothers
health but also gives
her strength to give
her child.
vFavorite Pre-
scription " accom-
plishes these results
by tranquilizing the
nerves, promoting a
healthy appetite,
and giving refresh
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY,

One small bot.ie OF Halls Great Dis
oovery crrcs all kidney and bladder
troubles removes gravel, cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak ana laue backs
rheumatism aud Gil Irregularities OF the
kidneys and bladder in both men and
uonicn, regulates bladder troubles III chill
eren. u not sold by your druggist. viii
be sent by mall OH receipt OF 81. one
mall bottle is two months treatment. and
viii cure any case above mentioned, DE-
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GO. st. Louis, Mo, Send fcv testimonials.
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Prompt Enforcement OF New Law.
The first arrest under the oil Wagon
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rain street. and clean out tho bitches.
Adopted.
BY Alderman street-That, whereas, II is
necessary to raise the sum OF 100000 lor
The Immediate and nee ssary expenses
Of the city government that the city tax
collector and assessor be authorized and IN,
structed to discount all advance payment or
per cent rer annum the time Of said DIS
count 10 be reckoned FROM the date Of pny,
7nent to the date when such taxes would
be actually due. cembcr 81, 1902, up to
an amount not exceeding S10OoOO. and that
no further discounts be allowed after said
sum should be collected uni SIS further In
structed SO to DIV by the city council
Adopted by full roll call.
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Ward Seminary +, s. .s'n: t I:n,'

ara wear begins Sept 2 Literary Courses, Musle Art
teeut,ss. oerilHesos 70 Wellesley, Baltimore wom-
Fer ostsssus address !. o. STANTON. LL.c. 1sz I.
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CONTRIBUTIONS

The following named candidates for the
police force, bong the remainder OF the list
recommend by the chief OF police and
civil service board, were confirmed after
w. Smith. j. II Ice William Murphy. W.
u Kcsslcr j 4. Voss. Charles Willifori,
John Tunly. w H. Smith ana W A..
Compton.
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Atlantis College OF Pharmacy

Free Dispensary, only college operating
an actual drug store. Greater demand for
our students tbanNwe can supply. Address,
GEORGE II, PAYNE, Dean, Albania, Ga.
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nnllntsnille. Teras. Jnne 12.


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have uned your Texas Wonder. Hllls Greet
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and AZ cured me. cheorfully recommend
II TO All sufferers from kidney and bladder
trouble. Respectfully, ". LINDENBERG.
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Wentworth Mi|IQTy Academy

~ Oldest and largest military school
-SAR II Central West. Government SUI.
sslTWh lervision and equipment. Army
&snok8 offcer detailed. Prepares for
SGSTfssN universities, National Academies
or for life, Col. Sanford Sellers
NJ. A., Supt. Lexington. Mo.
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DEpARTMENT REPORTS.

The city treasurers report for the month
Of July was presented, from which tue
following extracts are furnished. showing
the condition OF the city treasury August
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Observation-Disclosures ssssssGs&&SSSSsMsgS 9#s%
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Bond.
Mrs. W">tcrtird and Miss Gladys. of
Rising Sun. are visiting her sisters. the
Misses Gerry.
Mr.. Roy McCl"nahan has returned to
his home. He has been with friends in
Connecticut and Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grey. of Balti-
more. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Jas.
Farr over Sunday.
Master Charles Price is ut home after
Il charming visit in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Carson. of Elk
ton, have moved to town.
Rev. Mr.. Wyatt. of Wilmington. Del.
filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning. DIR. James
Conway will preach next Sabbath.
Mrs. Minnie l.awton. of Chester. Pa.
has returned to her home after pleas
ant visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred StcbbingS.
Mr.. Henry Wakcman. of Baltimore.
was in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Buck were in
Baltimore the first of the week
Miss Violet Moore. of Bcttcrton. spent
Il few days pleasantly with friends in
town this week.
The International Correspondence
School of Scranton. Pa. has been repre-
scented by Mr.. George II. Palmer in this
town and vicinity for the past few days.
He has been advertising the school ex-
tcnSivcly.
Mrs Laura Edmondson and family. of
Thurmont. Del, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. II. Strout.
Miss Minnie Bender is enjoying her
self in Philadelphia.
Mr.. George W. Stab has returned To
his home in Camden. y. j.. after an en-
joyablc visit to Mrs. Henry Boyd.
Mrs. Fred Grrhauscr had for her guest
this week. Miss Maud Wheeler, of Cor
louisville Institute. Va.
Master John Boyd is enjoying himself
with friends in Camden. y. j.
Mr.. John Bankers horse ran away this
week, cutting itself severy.
New iron gates have been put at the
entrance of the Silver Cross Home
grounds. making Il vast Improvement
Mr.. Bayard Harris will have charge
of the Epworth League on Sunday even
ing Support the young man by your
presence.
Mr.. Lorenzo Don Saydcr. a former re-
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Mrs StHrkoy Of BuStlutOu Station.
Philadelphia. who has been the guest Of
Miss Sarah Bartlett. returned to her
home last week.
Mrs. H. G. Irwin is visiting relatives in
Upland and Chester.
Miss Eva Irwin spent Monday after
noon with Miss Helen Lynch.
Mrs VIM Ii. I.yuch spent several DAYS
at Woo,llawn Camp This past week.
Mrs. Titus Algard is entertaining
friends from Il distance.
DR.. and Mrs VIM. r. lone. spent some
time with Mr. and Mrs. &. W. Bowman
last week.
Mr.. Cecil Isaac is entertaining his
cousins from Chester. Pa.
Mr.. Harry kirkwo"d. of Wilmington,
Del. is the guest of his sister. Mrs. Geo.