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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-09-18
ReierSon Machine Co.

oSSSEoooho ~ JOHN POOLE.
Foot OF Morrison St., Portland, Oregon.
Parsons Hawkeye. Automatic, Self Feedino
fauitless stump Fuller, 100 horsepower with
Two herses: Buckeye Sawmill Machinery. En-.
glnes ana Boilers. Eli and stickney Gasoline
in machinery line. '"s
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
LASALLE

Hay is in demand at IS ton in
the stack
II. A. Dennison was Ill with a very
severe cold last week.
The boys are enjoying the duck
season, recently opened.
William Claycomb moved his fam
lily into town this week.
Mrs. Kinds of Brighton is visit
ing Mrs. e. O. Herrington.
Arthur Bentley of Buford, WYo.,
spent Sabbath with his parents
superintendent James E. snook
was visiting the school here Monday.
Harry Shook of Greeley was the
guest of Ralph Ellis Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Coil spent Saturday and sun
day with her sister, Mrs. johnson OF
Greeley.
Mrs. Andy Anderson Of East Ev-
ans was visiting friends in LaSalle
last Saturday.
Grandma Bainbridge is visiting
hel daughter, Mrs Moore, Of Hills
boro. this week.
The Postal Telegraph COMPANY has
force of men working toward Jules
burg, setting posts.
Miss Cora Bainbridge spent few
days with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Dowuey, this week.
Mrs. Duncan and daughter, Mrs.
McKisslck, spent the day with Mrs.
D. S. Ellis Thursday.
Mrs. John Craig of Evans was in
LaSalle Monday to meet ner brother
and family, M. NcNabney.
Mrs. DR.. Partridge and baby OF
Evans we're the guests Of Rev. and
Mrs. Taylor from Sunday until Mon
dav.
Among those who enjoyed the pic
nic at Seelys lake Monday we're d.
P. Hubbard and family and E. G.
Harrington.
| Mrs. LockhaIt and daughter, sister
of G. Milroy, after three months
visit in Colorado. left tor their home
in Clay Center, Kan, Monday morn
ing.
! f. G. Richerson, section foreman O.
| the q. p, has sent in his reSigua
tion, to take effect the middle o.
October. Mr.. Richerson expects tt
go to Illinois to engage in the mer
camille business.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
EATON

BOBBY James was over from Wind
sor Sunday.
A. j. Smilie has purchased a fine
driving horse.
A. j, Eaton and wife spent Tues
day in Denver.
Mrs. J. L, Kendel spent last Sat-
urday with relatives in Greeley.
G. N. Yeagy and family spent
Sunday with friends near Greeley.
Work on the new gas light system
was begun the latter part of last
week.
Mrs II. n. Wilson OF Canon City
is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. Il.
Eaton.
Mrs. G. W. Musburger expects to
leave this week for Omenee, N. OAK. !,
to visit relatives.
&. A. Montgomery, who has been
having mild attack of typhoid is
able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison OF
Denver spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Zoellner.
The district conference OF the
Methodist churches will be held In
Eaton October 90, 27 and %.
A. S. Lincoln, wife and daughter
OF Greeley spent Sunday with rela-
tives and friends at this place.
A jolly crowd of Greeley Young
people came up and spent last Fri
day evening with Dickson and Will
son SnilIie.
The Rebekah lodge held very
pleasant meeting Monday evening.
A musical program and q fine lunch
were enjoyed.
Miss McCracken, a sister OF W. 7.
McCracken arrived last Thursday
from Montreal, Canada, to visit rela-
tives and friends.
James Hradfield Of LaHarpe, Ill. 8,
and James Thompson of Windsor
visited the first of the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. .. Eaton.
II. W. Robbins, one OF Eaton S
popular grocers, has offered prize
of hundred weight Of flour for the
largest sugar beet brought in.
Mrs. G. A. Montgomery, Mrs. A.
d. Trenholm and Miss Dickson re-
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
THE DELTA

Mr.. Reeds potatoes are averaging
over hundred sacks per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Archibald were
visitors at Mr.. Thompson's Sunday
Mrs. Strickland and daughter
Bertha spent Sunday at Mr.. Nc
kune's.
Mrs. Waite's brother and his wife
from Loveland have been visiting
Mrs. Waite several days of last week.
Potato digging is in progress now,
The very best crop heard of so far is
Mr.. GaIdiner's, some acres OF his
yielding 2l5 sacks per acre and the
whole piece averaging over lie SACKS
per acre.
There have been two parties the
past week. One was at S. Archi.
balds and everyone said. "What a
good time we did have" The other
party was al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Talbot and was in honor Of her
brother, Mr.. Smith. All seemed to
enjoy themselves very much.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
EVANS

u. X. Carson has returned from bis
Paclfic coast trip.
G. l. Fiddle, Lon Roberts and Mr.
Romans are busy earring spuds.
Lew Vanaken, one of Evans, old
timers, is here calling on old friends.
M. S. McNabney of Sparta, Ill.,. Is
visiting at the home of M. ]. Craig
and family.
MIR. Altman Of Denver was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Smith
over Sunday.
MIS- Stevens and daughter Of Chic.
ago are the guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
j. p. Fashpaugh.
Rev. J. NJ. Wyile delivered a fine
sermon IN the park Sunday afternoon.
10 large attendance.
D. Il. Huffsmith and DR.. Downing
are OH on a prospecting tour on the
hofth lork of the Poudre.
quite number of our people at.
Tended the United Presbyterian synod
heid In Greeley this week.
u q. Richardson was exhibiting
In town Monday large cabbage stalk
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
COLUM BINE

Mis-. Curtis of Ault was IN Goluni' :
bine Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landers spent sun
day with Mr., Conrey's'
NJ. f. King and AIDA LandeIs tooA
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Beers Sunday.
Olive Law, who attends Fort oo',
ljns high school, spent Saturday aho
Sunday at home.
AIDA and Prudence Landers vlsltec
their sister, Mrs. NJ. l.. King, from
Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. Harris of Observatory ATTENDED
Christian Endeavor meeting at COL
umbine Sunday night.
The Misses Marie and Minnie Tor
mey and Elva Brown, who attene
Normal school in Greeley this year
spent Saturday and Sunday witt
home folks.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
AULT

Judge Henderson went to Greeley
on official business Monday.
There Is travelling picture gallery
located in town for a while.
Mrs. P. j. Newman has been quite
sick, but is able to be out again.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Fred Giraffe October l.
The Baptist prayer meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Pence next Fri
day evening.
Robert Pence was home from Fort
Collins, where he is attending college.
last Saturday.
Mrs. Anderson, who lives a mile
south Of Ault, has been quite ill
but is better now.
]. II. league had slight attack
Of typhoid fever last week, but is
able to be around again.
The Evans Courier man was in
town one day last week, looking for
Z location to start paper.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
Welcome Hill

A e. P. minister Of Iowa is the
guest OF Mrs. Anderson's.
David Ragan and family are con-
templating a trip to Arkansas.
Miss LaDornna CelIey Of California
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam Ring.
WALES Bros loaded eight cars OF
potatoes at Ragan's switch last
week
Quite number from here attend
the Johnstown church since it has
started.
A snow stown visited US week ago
last Monday, the snow remaining on
the ground over night.
A number in this vicinity have
very severe colds. caused by the sud-
den change in the weather.
School started here Monday, Sep
tember IA, with Emma Albee as
teacher. The children think the
school is fine. They appreciate their
teacher very much.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
PEokHAM

Enoch Davis has returned home
from his trip across the range.
A new line of telephone is being
built through this neighborhood.
Orfin Wilson has been visiting his
parents and sister for some time.
Samuel Moore was unable to preach
In Big Bend last week on account RI
having neuralgia.
Farmers are preparing their way.
ons TO haul seets. They expect to
begin to dig soon.
J. r. Henderson and family of Ne.
hraska have moved here intending
to make this their home. They are
stopping for the present at Mrs. Hen.
derson's brothers., L. S. Larson. near
Peckham.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
WINDSOR

Smiley Thompson is quite SICK with
typhoid fever.
Clyde Middleton drove up from
Greeley Sunday.
James Farris has resigned his posi-
tion with +. n. Briggs store.
Mrs. William Dickerson is visiting
her sister in Denver this week.
Mrs. Robert Harris is very low
and is losing strength every day.
Roy Getchell and Sam Mcmillan
returned from Idaho on Tuesday.
Mrs. W. ". Kennedy visited with
friends in Greeley and Eaton the
past week.
Mrs. j. S. Harley of SanDieeo,
Calf, has come to spend the winter
with her son, c. S. Harley.
Mrs. Davis and daughter May and
Mrs. f. E. Bonitield were shopping
in Fort Collins last Saturday.
f. L. Peterson has purchased nice
little cottage in Fort Collins and will
make that place their future home.
Joseph Newman will be at the
Windsor opera house Monday, Octo-
ber 5. This promises to be a treat.
Henry Shaefer sold his l9O-acre
farm five miles northwest OF Wind
sor to J.. NJ. Tinsman, consideration
s., 200.
Ben Sauters hied himself away to
Colorado Springs about three weeks
ago and returned to Windsor Satu1.
day. accompanied by newly welded
wife.
Mrs. Minnie Moore, Mrs. j. T.
Perkins, Mis-. A. Hahn and Mrs. E.
N. Minckwitz went to Denver last
week to attend the Grand Chapter O
the Eastern Star.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
Highlandlake

There was large attendance at
church Sunday.
Ritcney makes the regular trips
with his wagon now.
:. Messrs. Paul and Duffy have a
sail boat on the lake here.
E. II. Knott was in the mountains
last week, looking after his cattle.
Mr.. Dean sings in the Congrega-
tional church in Longmont Sundays.
Mrs. Strong returned to her home
Tuesday after a long siege Of typhoid
fever.
A number here filed their cisterns
last week The water was of good
quality.
There was large attendance at
the dance Friday evening. A good
time Is reported.
Eben White OF Longmout took din
ner at Fairview Saturday. He was
driving to his farm east OF the lake.
After very: enjoyable stay of sew
eral days in Boulder, Mrs. Stack and
Miss Lynch returned here Tuesday.
The threshers are all very busy and
will be for some time. There are
some remarkably heavy crops Of grain
here this season.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
All Over Weld.

Mrs. Padget was called to her OLD
home in Indiana last week by the
sudden death Of her father. Her
little sou accompanied her.
Friday evening, October ?, there
will be a donation party for the ben
eft of Rev. Sheppard OF Eaton.
Come. everybody, and bring what you
can. 1t will be at the school house.
lis reported that there were live
ly times in town Saturday night,
caused by lot OF drunken men car
ousing around. 1t is thought that
they don't have to 60 out OF town to
obtain their firewater, either
Mrs. Pixler. who lives about three
miles northeast OF town, gave pic
mic at her home for her Sunday school
scholars last Saturday. AS they were
coming home in wagon Roy Hen
derson fell out In some way and one
wheel ran over his thigh, causing a
painful bruise, but not inJuring MIN
very much.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24

turned last week from pleasant
visit with relatives in Seattle, "as''
Prof. and Mrs. j, S. Stockton very
pleasantly entertained the school
ma ans and few other young peo-
ple at their rome iast THURSDAY
evening.
Elizabeth Eaton, daughter or MI
and Mrs. A. j. Eaton, gladdened the
hearts of twenty of her little friends
last Saturday afternoon by giving a
Marty in honor of her sixth blrnday.
A pleasant session of the summer
study class was held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs II. W.
Goodan. Shakespeare's Merchant
of Venice was the subject con-
sidered.
The first consignment Of beets for
the Eaton factory was ordered In last
Friday and slicing will begin about
September 30. The beets are re-
ported as in very goo1 condition for
sugar making.
The first meeting Of the Woman
club will be held at the residence OF
Mrs. W. r. Clark Friday, September
25. The meeting will be In the order
of social reunion, with officers ad-
dresses, music. etc.
A donation party will te held at
the Baptist church tomorrow evening
for Rev. j. Sheppard. The family
have experienced many severe trials
the past years and all donations Will
be thankfully received.
A three days session OF the Rocky
Mountain Baptist association was
held this week at Loveland. The
delegates from Eaton were Mr.. and
MIS-. r. NJ. Haythorn, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. o. Thompson, j. Franklin, L.
Fl. Gibbs and Rev. F. L. Blowers.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
ELWELL

DIR. Clymer passed through town in
his auto Saturday. o..
Robert Scott is blacksmithing now
with Fl. Eichmann.
Foss Wilson IS at Elwell again af-
ter an absence Of several months.
John Everitt loaned his buggy last
week and as a result Of an upset had
1t badly broken.
Mrs. Pat Longan has the sympathy
Of the community because of the
death of her mother.
Rev. j. W. Cleaver and wife were
sent by the conference to Smith
chapel, Denver, for the coming year.
John Hatdman was struck by a
colt last week and had his elbow dis
located Dr. Holden of Johnstown
did the mending. I
John Thornton and family returned
from their years stay in Oregon.
They expressed themselves as we'll
pleased with Colorado.
The Y. P. c. q. delegates to the
annual convention at Berthoud were
Ella Noble, MIS-. Cleavei, Ed Brown,
John Everitt, Leu Thornton and Mrs.
Eichmann, all of whom took part in
the prog ram.
Our new minister is bright,
earnest young man from the east.
Rev. Jones. He will arrive the mid
die of October. In the meantime
the pulpit will be supplied both
morning and evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
PLATTEvILLE

Miss Eva Duenwig was in Long
mont Wednesday.
W. j. Dundas went to Denver
Wednesday Of last week.
Sam Brusha has moved to the south
part of town near his work.
Longmort races and fair were we'll
attended by Platteville citizens.
Mrs. E. 2. Rowan of Denver Wis
tied Mrs. +. NJ. Gwyn last week,
The Platteville Rebekah lodge is
having good social times every lodge
night.
G. W. Hammitt apd wife visited
in Longmont last week ard attended
the fair.
S. Brewer and wife OF Iowa are
visiting with their cousin, Mrs. L.
NJ. Ramey.
Curt Brotha was called to Mind
den, Neb., by the dealh Of his father
last Monday.
The PIatteville Finch club was Or
eanized Friday night, with J. NJ.
Kutch president.
T. A. Lewis, Joe Coykendall, P.
j. Huston and Frank Hodgson went
to Greeley Tuesday.
G. L. Benoy is building an addition
to his barn. George Snider is doing
the carpenter work.
f. P .Volland did some carpenter
work for W. B. Maytield, five miles
west of Lupton, last week.
Morris CoykendalI and wife Of
Farrigues, Iowa, came in Friday for
a short visit with his brother, Joseph
Coykendall of this place.
Mrs. Isaac Ballinger of Idaho
Springs and sister, MIS-. j. G. Kry-
der OF Denver, were visiting friends
in Plattevile last week.
Mrs. A. Morean's sister, Mrs. Car
roll, started to her home in st. JOS
eph, Mo-, Sunday. Mrs. Morgan
accompanied her as far as Denver.
Mr.. DeGrof, Sunday school mis-
sionary of the Rocky Mountain dis
trict, visited the NJ. f. Sabbath
school last Sunday and gave an inter
esting talk of his work.
The surprise given G. W. Ham.
mitt Monday night in honor of his
3sth' birthday was an entire success
The evening was spent in games, af.
ter which a light lunch was served
The green and white finch party
given by W. J. Dundas Friday even.
ing was an entire success and enjoyed
by all present. Dick Morgan carried
of the gentleman's prize and Miss
Lena Volmer the Iady's prize
Charles Morgan and Miss Margaret
Ross received the consolation prizes,
After the game dainty refreshments
were served.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24

with three large and one small
on 1t. nead
Miss Grace Carson has rern,.
from Colorado Springs, whera a'ass ae
has been visiting for the post so'
weeks. ' lev
Mrs. d. d. Luper has re,n
home after several weeks yisi, 'as
friends at Central City and 1s,s] I
Springs. 'uaA
The Bell Telephone copmaDv =.
loaded a car OF poles here Mn.a "
morning. They are running .u Jug
east from town. '"a
Mr.. and Mrs. zorter of c-,,.
Creek have purchased properly =.
Mrs. Dow and will make Evans ,sa ~
home for the present.
William Maxwell, while nm
way home Sunday night, was bsa
and robbed of Gil in cash AND
watch chain. The hon, t,ilo,
get his watch.
Mrs. Emma HardwicK left TIM.
morning for Pueblo, where sbs
poets to make her home for ths
tuIe. Mr.. Hardwick has nos,,'
with the Bessemer steel works
E. NJ. Perkins has retuIped ,,.,
visit with his brother up in
mountains. He is looking fno
says he feels as young as in tbs,
ties, when he ran away fron
Indians here.
The Republicans held their "a,
Saturday evening and selected
following delegates to attend
county convention to be held
Greeley September 26: DR.. Hor
Or Downing, John Behreps 4
Huffsmith, Thomas lre.w
George Deichart and G. K. Ca,
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
HILLsBoRo

John Brewer has a friend, Mr..
Brown, visiting him.
Mrs. Miner was in Greeley Satur.
day to do some shopping.
Walter Hadley has been very sick
the past week with typhoid fever.
Mrs. George Gray and Miss Lille
Provost visited in Elwell district last
Wednesday.
DR.. Dudley was called in Sunday
afternoon to see Mrs. Loveland, who
is quite i'll.
Rev. Richardson preached bis fare.
we'll sermon Sunday and now will
move with his family to Timnath.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeForce leave Tues.
day for Estes park. On this pleasure
trip they will be accompanied by
Mrs. Dudley and daughter Gladys.
George Gray has purchased from
John Brewer the land that laid west
OF his shop, and will soon have 1t
under preparation for next summers IS
crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeForce have re-
turned home from their mountain
trip. They enjoyed themselves and
passed away the time by climbing
Pixies peak.
Mrs. Tom Jones is improving rap
idly from her long siege Of sickness
Of nine weeks, ana came down to
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
WELDON

Mr.. Barter has gone tn Sterling to
do some ditch work.
The new school room is now ready
for the finishing touches.
Mrs. Mary Saunier was among the
sick ones part of last week.
Ed and Will Williams paid Hardin
a visit the first Of the week.
Frank H;ll OF Brush canvassed the
valley last week, selling stock dip.
Miss Louise Seelbach of Greeley
was the guest of Mrs. Clifford last
week.
Frank Short moved his family 60
Weldon, so their children can attend
school.
Mr.. Gilmore is building a new
house for John Samples on the south
side of the river.
Mrs. 7. E. Williams has returned
from her stay at Longmont, much
improved in health.
Mrs. Robert Schaefer and baby
have gone to Denver to spend a few
weeks with Mrs. Schaefer's parents.
The dance of Friday evening was
a success financially as we'll as social
ly. Music was furnished by Denver
parties.
For the past ten days Mrs. Leafy
Williams has been enjoying visit
from her mother OF Denver, and sis.
ter of Como. They returned to their
respective homes Saturday.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
Collins District

Mrs. Cook was In Ault Wednes.
day.
Mrs. L. Carter is on the sick list
this week.
Harry Schoonover was in Eaton
Wednesday.
Nearly all OF the farmers are haul.
ing grain now.
Mr.. Morrison of Ault was at J, E.
Glover's Saturday.
Messrs. Collins and Schoonove,
were in Denver Tuesday.
Mesdames Gilmore and Collins
drove to Ault Wednesday.
E. f. Kent and Frank Holman
were in Eaton one day last week.
Mesdames Collins and Gilmore
were visitors in Eaton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vohs and daughter
Margaret called on Schoonoyer's Sun.
day.
Miss Lula Craine and Lylpha Fow.
ler were in Eaton the first OF the
week.
Carmen and Florence Cozad visited
Josephine Gilmore the first of the
week.
Mrs, NJ. 81. Gilmore enjoyed a
visit from her sister, Mrs. NJ. II,
Leonard of Peckham, Friday and
Saturday.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24

uilsboro Sunday to make her daush'
ter, Mrs. Gray, a visit.
Lee Bowles has employed spnI
rustler for twenty-one years Ior u''
hoard and clothes, commencing last
Monday evening. He weighed nin'
pounds en- he came, but Is rapidIl
growing heavier.
Charles Grinith is building a line
dupout, 35xlO0 feet. The rooi is
constructed with layer OF ponltrS
netting. then a layer of straw, neNI
boards covered with tar paper. oYeI
which they spread coat OF gravel
The floor is covered with cement
gravel.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
CROW cRi

Mrs. Harry Richie 5 y
nearing completion.
BON, September III
Mrs. McClain, a SON.
The last cutting ol p'
stacked very slowly
Mrs. Darling took o'p
FrankIin's last week
George Adams OF NJ n,
this neighborhood S'n''
Chris Nelson and wiz
visiting at james Nc''''
MIS-. James Nelson as
Nelson were the su''
Franklin THURSDAY
Howard Rea ana
friend from Greeley
neighborhood Tneso''. :,
!. Charles Wood has ~, NJ
e, N,..a,,ro trip to tod
He has an Al tlll'''
any deer. =,
Oscar Lofsren and d d
spent the night ~ N
Saturday, so as to DC 4
to shoot the ea'H IA,
They carried oil
game.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
LUcERNE

n. j. Houston is building an
tion to his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Igo ve,|
itinH at NJ. Mosier's Sunday.
Mrs. Duval and daughter
shopping in Greeley Saturday. |
Work on the new depot viii
after this week, as the lumber
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Barthol
are in Salt Lake City for a I
stav.
John Hopkins has the Wilal
fitted up and is buying potato(
Boyle Bros.
James Redd and family will
The brick building on the q
after this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Flower aI
OF Greeley we're the guests Of
Mrs. W. E. Benton Sunday,
Gus Bolander is digging
Ohlos, which are running d
dred and fifty sacks to the &C
Mrs. Charles Francisco
from Denver Saturday nigh
spending about six months u
Mrs. Walker Mosier return
day evening from Buffalo, No
she visited her parends fOri
Miss Belle Johnston left
evening for Clarinda, Iowa.
Mrs. Burrwell accompanied
Denver.
Miss Flora Cole was visit
her mother Sunday.
Miss Belle Johnston sIa
Iowa Saturday evening.
Mrs. Arthur Davis en-
friends from Greeley SundaY
Miss Lulu Houston Wis
George Foster OF Eaton SUI
Mrs. n. j. Houston was
with Mrs. Charles Marion
Mrs. Bolinger and Lulu
we're shopping in Greeley
| Mr.. Burwell and family
visiting with Nj. Johnston
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ
guests of Mr.. and Mrs bu'
day.
Mrs. Henry Igo has re'u
a two days visit with hei
Telluride. h
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-12
MERRY BANQUETFRs.
Exchange Club Held a Feast
Hotel Belding Scene of Pleasant
Event.

The Literary Exchange club have
held several annual banquets since
their organization eight years ago,
but none of them came any where
near being so fine a one as was had
last Friday night in the parlors and
dining room of Hotel Belding.
The members and their inyited
guests to the number of 80 or more
assembled in the parlors at eight
o'clock and laid aside the heavy read
ing and discussions of intricate ques-
tions which rack the brain and dis
tract the thought of the ladies in
Club work. All went to haye a merry
time and none were disappointed.
The parlor program consisted of
games of guessing contests, couple
os solos by Miss Grace Baldwin teach
er in voice culture which were excel
lent and fine instrumental music by
Miss Cora Hoppough and Bert Rum
mler.
The banquet room and tables we're
inviting and the guests lost no time
in getting comfortably seated when
the doors were opened A menu of
good things prepared and served in
the usual la Hotel Beldieg style was
greatly enjoyed, followed by another
feast of intellectual enjoyment, Mrs.
III. A. Lamb was toastmistress and
did the honors of that important
place nicely, toasts by E. w Ranney,
on "Clubs, Mrs G. A. Ireland, "Um-
brellas," and l. L. Hubbell "Men"
were deftly handled and sparkled with
wit and wisdom, "Trusts" was A. L.
Spencers subject and no statesman
could have put up better talk on
the topic. 1t was after midnight
when the banquet closed.