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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25

Grand I,ecer, Racnr has f0rr new councils in
process IL ORGANIZATIONS. which ave so far along
hat Their Institution is locked ior at an early
yIic Regents Association will meet at Brett
,,,s Isuusry Il. This will he the first meet
inc Of the rcar. and many new regents " II he
n-pz.nr II 10 expected that tte attendance will
il. largo and That important results will follow
tic gathering.
feature Of the current vear will be its sn-
r=--e,tics preparations for which are ALREADY
,Iutie~ vav. Mofnd city cHun-il will celebrate
is twentieth anniversary in March. In June
y;;.s,u,I Council will celebrate the twsnty-hfth
.nn;y.rsary OF its institution AMI the introduc-
ten II tine order Into Missouri. Benton Coun-
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Tn. Supreme Lodge pro7agaiina COMMITTEE
held a three days session at Indianapolis iHt
week ard formulated plan. for > vigorous cam
paigr Of propagation IN evely jirisd ct'nn in M
country. II dealt very i!b-ral,v y th ~" Ns-
.pgri jurisdiction. Stating on February 1. dtPd-
ti.. viii he sert Throughout The State and N.
~, ~paaat'on in tn, city lodges and thoit NJ tre
sli,oa1' Nv sth VIA will b. conducted. ny. 2 sp"-
cIp! committee Of the lo,rs's Cwn select OF.
'rt,- ri-otin" ~ the officers Of tn" city indets
b. I'D dur n, the week Was lprgely attended. eve '
lccse being represented. Plans were sub'nit'eI
bv Grand Protector Jahn u. Otr"sfe. Tor the
prf pa-aticn of the order for the cnsnr S KIM
and vnrc unanimously adopted.
,;olror Grown Lodge held p shot session itst
= ,osdsy evening and eieciei Brother julius
Gerber representative to thu Grand ti,1t;e. y
| ruhIir installation of officers was held, Wilt !
vas followed by The rendition CT an * 'e!,caia
rusic and literary programme. Arncnc t1ose
= .a~t were the NJ sses Henrietta G"'t"..
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knights and Ladies' of Security.

The mssaieraGe given b Harm ny Council
was a social event re s'nt y lie eiberen oy
r!ety Of costumes fuIni he'd a, ,r- tarular effect
extremely pf-tte. when rad in hand the Prince.
ana peasant abolished social cast and exemplified
fraternity. .-,
small was fan q iut.rss. to all present. Presi-
dent Smith and Mis- ole cou.or of flar-
mony Council We're among te visitors present.
Mckinley Is mak'ng prepsratlons fOf an enter
IL invent in the near 'nturr.
prjan of tire W st. No -. iel'r a wel-at-
tended meeting Tue con m Zee In ch'r2s OF. the
ut Kic,er's Hall. corner NeHst' au ana No'th
Msrse, street. February 4 has matters well in
hand for an enjryabi. evening Valuable presents
will n. awarded ard al ar k"iahts and ladies'
and ;reir friends will tie, wei c me.
Anchor touuoil. No. "a. TT ated one new
merter and eCe.vet three applications for mem
,n,e in the treasury exceed ng s. per capita; Re.
frashment- were served and dancing continued
.n,ity Council No. 6S4 received the city
me- hammer from Inc hands Of Anchor Council.
xhn rau. in "a butV to deliver the w-il-e'rne!
trophy at the last meeting. Security Cornell was
tn- fis, to reoeis" this g lret-d iriz". and asan
tie a.; to gain it in 1893. and proposes that II
rem,iu in her nCss> sen The winning record
r-,s q gain Of IS Dr. 'a1t IL the lat qusFtt'
Visitors were pre- ont from all o h.r e un-iiS n
.an. and ,the = rdd d mu h t. the c'.ni7ps en-
i,vir.rt I..'r.shme {. we're sor.sd b. Brntl.r
Tayior and Il tors 'ar' ny !lescfran shd POW,
III Forcy .au ing hv VI 50 Ward aud vocal and
Iuetr" mental n.rsi b ohe Y ntee 3 f''.d n
.i.e ti'r. uut'i to dane re took "'arse OF the
Tor =, tta rernai"d der of t'e "Neri z. 4 lars"
ti0r a; the meeting Monday cen rg. January &c.
tn, .or,rnit.ee ~ "hl ge Of q ra-sernenta for
IT,. srri:al -nte' ia 'nr.en'. VIII en- s''om Cou,-
ell viii Civ Jsnusry 50. icgnts evrrV'n.ng IN
every WHY anything given in the past by this
council.
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ORDER OF CObUMBIAx KNIGHTS.

ST. LOUIS LODGE. No. -.
f. !: s: 6: ::: 5: :]::: =: e.: !: s.: 8: ): 5: s.: =: 81: : &C.: 4: :: s: !: :: !: $: s: : !.
meetings.
n Z. MURRAY. President.
John +. Ryan, Secretary. WelIs- Fargo Expr.ss
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The mass meeting at West End Hall was al,
the trends of the p. II. e. could ask for, IT,.
prosrarnne was given by Professor o. II. RIsr-
.hard and his associates, curt Jones. W. Miller
Marguerite Doctor l.. G. Herchenroeder. prard
president of Missouri. made a welcome address
4 II. Miller supreme chaplain. smoke briefly on
The Beginning and Progress OF the p. II. e. l.,
-. Louis giving some surprising data. In la,
the membership was increased bv about 81.
while the reserve and surplus of the order was
inrrtassd about $4,000. making now a total %
Doctor u; G. Hall. the supreme president. for
whose coming the mass meeting was arranged.
MADE the principal address,. expressing delight
and praising the general work of the order. He
SAID: In no other Geld have We a more repre-
sentative. body OF workers. and few places cen
boast OF leaders as strong and faithful iis
topic was Standing and Methods of the P. II.
c. Thomas VI. Rogers, district deputy OF
washington. d: e.. who has been in the city
some time on business relative to the congress
sional contest. was the next speaker.
Doctor F. y. Chase. past grand president. andt
delegate to the supreme body next Nav at Buf..
falo. gave a concise and splendid statement q
the plans and purposes OF the Temple of Fra
ternity.' In the absence OF Doctor W. W.
Vaughan who wac to spenk on Praise for the
Ladies of tie p. II. c." the past president and
also delegate to supreme BODY Edward T. Cn0ke
Responded.
Saturday night all the officers of the circles
gathered in the p4rlors OF the JiudeIi Hotel.
whera Doctor Hall addressed them on some OF
the phases 81 general work. impartinR much IN
spiration anh prophesying a great future for the
order not only in this CITY. but in the State. wten
the speakers were Doctor f.. F. Brady. Wv
vaughan. Cooke Reid. Julian Dickinson. RIM
mey. Fosarty. Dogy. Strech. O'Conner. Brewer
ouini'sk. Irving. Reinecke and Dole.
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Additional Secret Society News Ga
age Seven, Part Three. -
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Odd EalInwa

Mechanics Lodge had its usually well-hIleI
house. one application for membership was re.
ceiv-d. three candidates were Initiated and three
received the second degree. Next meeting there
will be three for the nrst and four for the third
Martha Washington Lodge had q full house
Seventeen apnlicst,ons for membership. were re
Miless. carthage Mo: Mra. r. w. O'Ran1on.
Pittsfi.ld. III: Mrs. 4. II. Brown. Fort Madison.
Ia. Mrs. Gertrude Dav Of Minnea polls. Mimi.
made remarks under good Of the order.
The General Relief Board held its regular
monthly meeting last Monday niSht. Officers ,nr
The wear Were elected: William Green. president:
James Kav. vice president: William Amb-usiec.
Secretary-treasu rer-
Golden scepter Lodge had one petition for
membership. initiated one candidate and con-
ferred. the second and third degrees. Officers
were Installed. Apples and ciyars were served
Itacleis Lodge had one petition for member
shin. Officers FOR the ensuing term we're H.
stalled.
Aloha Lodge viii have three candidates for
init q ton on Monday night.
Naomi Lodge had a good attendance. Officers
for the ensuing wear were installed by Mrs. Csr-
RE Mcc9rmick. deputy grand master. assis'Ni
nv M. Rlanrh Shtev. Mrs. Mary Sterrett. Ma-
l. $ Martin: Mrs Ella Roysr. Mrs, Addie Plan:
Nrs. Rhoda milford and Mrs. Blanch Shuev a.
Marths Westminster Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs. John
St.rrstt Mr.. end Mrs. 7. s. Martin. Mr.. arI
Mrs Evsr Williams. Mrs. Annie Thomas Of
Coral made remarks
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xIIGHTs OF FATHER MATHEW.
SISTERS.

..Ts meets every second ana fourth Monday
tiiynt, al traternal Hail. northwest corner Eiev-
min street and Franklin avenue Visiting sisters
invited MhS: MINI. NJ. r. Z.
Allie Williams. 81. % r 4 {.
R~ATIiBONE SISTERS. EXCEI SIOR TEN
nile, No, Is, meets eye.v ii;st and third Saturday
cf each month, at Anchor Hail. Park and Jeffer-
son avenues. Momh-r RS expected TO be present
and visitors cordially. United.
LANE PARKER. NJ E. c..
Lulu Eeg=-.c. = l.. {.
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Missouri FrnternaI Courre,..

The regular monthly meeting Of the Missouri
Fraternal Congress will be held in its headuiar-
tsrs. room No. 1876 1.aclede building. at . O'Clock
sharp next saturday afternoon. January 81. 1877.
ering in December and a large attendance IS Ax-
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rank Of knight on four Esaulres. which was well
don. by the new officer. Huo Ia. their parts
niemorized. At tne neat me ii x work is pom
l-ed In the three RANKS. hN sp- dlsp nsatiOn,
On uiit candidate. iii-tritt p, uty q ud Cua Pc
'-ilor william Aioitn day ia { - tue Al. ~
Il. EJECT, lirutil-r &. e h" n. III ~ : iit-d =.
{. Brother Wall "in 4 rand "in- = &. jrw.l.
Nh!cl was hlHy appreciated vi II a lew ie;nnrks
ny Brother waller. AIpIsratItu. er. coming IL
Pretty lively. and a. The FIRST met TX niknt Ia
rebrnaty tn-ie VIA be sN candidates fUr the
rank uf Page.
Robert Il CONAN "lr. met la Mouia :
night win II lhrte at iit't- Two FACES ser
aiNaIiced 1" The rank e ESQUIRE. Tnr new at
uc"ts delivered tn-ir work in very good form.
several visitors w-tr p.S-nt r'nr, rut ~ town
and sister lodges. on i-&t Monday trr lodges viii
confer the rank Of k'iSht
PNthasuru> i."dFt. M. =. had about 3J Inrin-
beis and NIs!toIs nj IT, in-jIl ati,n 81 offices
Janth.N u. q. *. X. u :. Golmcs Installed itv
ir-N-r. ". e; W. Il. pti-s. Ur-late: Ii +.
Errt am. Al. W: J. II. Antrim. NJ. Il: F.. f.
Ini.. NJ. NJ. IL s,law. N. \. Juhn M','afthV.
j q 4. i. NLithgr. ~. u. E.iwtn EttiIs-r. *.
Il. y ;. Lftel which Al tuiyN rI the -;.t-ctain-
i".iil provided BY Tie cVnlni;ite. A. ,hr meeting
Oh january 4 che m-nIorr Ma< T-iu>tat-I snl
~" pHses ADVANCED Ia rlrE = rs 4tirt. Ran ~
knight VIII h- wondered vi lanuarF y upon
80 -iAl -Suutr--
Red cross Lodge Lad the !ursest attend
az. III it, list lu-lns tEIt Gu- teen ", vid-d
Tor many months. Tie rank Of i.s1uire va con
i'lfrt IN faseS bihO!~. Johnson. i>iuE ana k-r-
"h!knI- Ilt nrsi lEe;ius niil b. all attractive
Gle at Will TIE ani.s ltt third :anE Mil l.
conferred On Tour t.uGIg-s The w,rE fur F-btd-
az VIII be increased Un ACr"iHt ur tA- l4fE-
A"ihLrr OF applications received.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAaLEs.-


ST. LOCIS AERIE. NO. ii. FRATERNAL.
Order or Eagles. Will meet every Saturday at 5
y. m. at West Hall in the Century building
Ninth and Olive SITS. h Z. BRYANT
Worthy President.
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SECRET sOCIETIEs.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAs.

ANlIhTs OF PHIhiAS.
n p,-rt,>..r,,>- ,,Dc,- -, 80 T. az.
- "O' ~.
G< ''u"'H '''h'ls II -"
S St'Ee nan. Eleventh and Franklin axe
, JOHN u. ROCHE, e. =.
, 49, iran" oConnuf. IL. II. a. ). iA!EA
E'-l"h aNthuc.
CASTLE HALL. ROBERT r COwAN
49, Lodge. NJ 81. X. o.. p W-et Hall.
"a century RuiIiinr. Ninth and ONE S,reets
sha,p Work ia rank OF knight. Visitors cordially
'"...tu r. \. CLARK. {. {.
El~>,; tieiifv II ltthr-:t. K, { X 4 :.
n r,.r, - 80, -
ESSs3eYf 80 SN. II Of =. meets every Thursday
C1S t,"hlns In EcntEiN building. Ninth aud
Hl.'" streets. Wort. m a.. rank II -
y ,N9i- A'"as, Welcome " J Onto. = g
= ~ nnIf, - %! X IS
-
CASTLE HALL OF WASHINGTON
SESts Lodge. NJ. -. Is Of p. century Build
~@Ea Ing, Aiutn ard ullye. Tenth EiYur. IIs!
NJ , Meets FRIDAY evening. lsgUArN 81.
:. - r,u,, \ = tiLreN g.
csS,- 'i''i''' ~ u II y -"' - Nh-
~ Ty4rNA,urr LODGE 70 :, X. or
MY rry,!,ti So R".,'ar 49,
S M. .,.,I V.tl,-da. evening 81 \
. l,sl,.x . T.,DorHtp-r N[,aIrslt, =, -nr
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wooDMEN OF the WORLD.

WOoDMEN OF The WORLD.
LIVE OAK CAMP. No. liz. w. OF w. meets
first and third f'fi.iaNs every month. Burlington
building. Visitors are invited and members eN-
p-cted to be present. Il. *. POWELL. e. G.
I'D. +. smith. CLERK. No. Al South Ewing ave
nue..
MOUNT AUBURN CAMP. NO. 2is. WOOD
men u the. World. meets every, Friday at
Eicker's Hall. Ncwstead avenue and North Mar
ket street. Visitors are invited and members ex.
pected 10 be present. -. n; NJ BACON. {. {.
TERMINAL. CAMP. NO. 234. WOODMEN OF
the World. meets every "Wednesday evening n; 8
o'clock at Flair Post Hall. l70s Market street.
Visitors always welcome. r. J. WE'LL {. q.
q q Cross Clerk.
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COURT COTE BRILLIANrE. NO. 3d.. INDE.
Order of FUresters. BJwman's Han.
and Locust Sts.-Meetins Oh he second
and fourth Tuesday evening - each month.
W. X. ~PENTLAND. Chef Ranger.
Residence, M. 1916 I-ulI-tan.
W. G. Wright. Recording Secretary. isel KEN
Eerly ave.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF yHE MACCABEEy.


RED MEN.
~ STANDING ELK TRIBE. NO.. So.
S Improved Order OF Red Men. meets
every Thursday night at Druids'
~ Han: Sinte J, and sat Maf nsa; i,res asos EiFs,
degree: second Thursday. Warriors
N degree: third Thursday. Chiefs de-
gree: fourth Thursday. tribal busi-
ness. Visiting chiefs invited % our councils
". c. MOORE. Sachem.
C. E. +. Townsend. c. of X.
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A new lodge wa. Instituted last Wednesday
night ut ChGuteau fiall OF the Modern Brother
hood of America OF Mason CITY. Ia. the n'st In
ST. Louis. by j. l.. Wyatt. Stale deputy AM
James Gavin. assistant deputy for Mis-4'iri'
named 81, Louis Lodge. No. I'LL. AMI The Follow
Ing officers were elected and Installed FOR the
,nsJi ny term: President Doctor q. III. RICE.
Vice president. =. w. Wright: secretary; j; y.
chapman: treasurer, John J., Fisher chapiain'
Miss Maud II. Ietcher: w~atchman. Thomas ".
col: s."tre. Martin Feenev:. physicians. Doctors
Rice and Treudenste'n: conductor. Doctor VIII
liam II Ersudenstein: trustees. Will'Sm J'hh-
SON. \ NJ. Cuil.v and Josie COsgroNe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-28
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

reunion Of the Reading circle was
held Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. G. A. Dunn, Langford Park place.
Mrs. Partridge read a very interesting pa
per. taking for her subject THE Women
of Old Colonial Days" musical pro-
gramme. under the direction of Mrs
Frank Tisdale, was given. The ladies
Quartette gave several selections A large
company was present, including q num-
Der of old members who have not been
attending the meetings for some time.
Mrs. S. E Chambers, of Portland. Or
was the guest Of honor at a luncheon
given Monday at the home of Mrs. M. B.
Whiting, on Cromwell avenue. Places
were set for twenty-five. Those assist
.hg were Mrs l. Lewis, Mrs. William
Ermin. Mrs. d. c. Martin and Mrs. Payne,
Of Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Patterson and
children, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Shelley. of Langford Park
place. have returned to PlatteviIle, Wis.
IS Mrs. Frank TiSdale. of Langford avenue,
entertained at a thimble bee Friday after
noon in honor Of Mrs. Myron, of Ada,
MINI.
The Worcan's association are planning
TO give its annual picnic this year They
VIII go to WayZata- Shakespeare's his
torical plays will be the work for the
winters study.
A basket luncheon was given Tuesday
at the horticultural school W the State
Congregational church ser. .. ice cream q, M
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cudworth have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs Luther
Cudworth at their home on Cromwell ave-
nue..
Mrs. Charles Joernis, of Cromwell ave
nue., has returned from Renville. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Torgle-
son.
Mrs. P. Macintosh. who has been visit
ing her niece, Mrs. E. Farnhan. of Ray
mond avenue. has returned to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Berchem. of Hamp-
den avenue, are enterta ming their nephew,
Leo Striker, Of Neunkrchenn, Germany
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Leftz. of Minneapolis,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Acker-
man, of Bayless avenue, this week
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Fryckberg. of Man
vi street are entertaining their sister
Miss Della Weed. of Spring Valley
Mrs. G. w. Richardson of Territorial
avenue, is entertaining the Misses Cora
and Elsie Wilson, of Usage, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Hunter. and Miss
Madeline Hunter, of BayleSs avenue have
returned from Quebec, Can.
Miss Emma Phelps. the recent guest of
Mrs j. T. Stewart. Of RAYMOND avenue
has gone to Eagle Lake
Mrs. Frank Tisdale. of Langford Park
place, has been entertaining Mrs. Albert
Myron, of Ada MINI.
Miss Eva Shelley. Of Iangford Park
place. has been entertaining Miss Erues-
tine Johnson.
Mr.. Graham. who has been visiting rel
atives IN the Park, has returned to
Hutchinson
Mrs. c. C. Chase. of University avenna
has been entertaining Miss Bailey. of Min
neapolis. -
The annual picnic of the Congregational
church will be held Saturday at Cedar
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Dodge Center
VINO have been visiting their children,
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recovered it for him 1t developed that
the man who stole it twice had been
sent to the brideweH often by Justice
Doyle.
Even Mayor Harrison is not immune.
As he is the only man who can pardon
a prisoner in the house of correction
and secure his release from that in
stitution. it would seem that thieves
would want his good will so much
that they would hesitate before robbing
him Yet he and his agents have
often had cause to complain to the pO-
lice that lead pipe and other material
had been stolen from buildings owned
by the Harrison estate.
Aid. Flick has been the most unfor-
tunate alderman. He has at different
times mourned the loss of his horse
and buggy, two kegs of beer, 1000 CT
gars, a washing machine, and pair
of mittens. Aid Coughlin has never
been robbed, nor has Aid. Kenna-
When Inspector LAWN was a police
captain and in command of the stock
yards station somebody stole his dress
overcoat. The captain arrested so
many suspects that the man who did
steal the coat, fearing that sooner or
later he would be drawn into the drag
net, sent back the garment and sued
for forgiveness.
Supt. John ]. Sloan has been robbed
or rather the members of his family
have been robbed of the family linen,
which hung upon the line at the bride
well one wash day.
Police Justice George Kersten, who
IS now candidate on the Democratic
ticket for a seat on the circuit court
bench, has been robbed of cartridges
and a hunting Jacket He and Mayor
Harrison and former Police Inspector
Max Heidelmeier and Father Heldman
are members of a shooting club that
meets one day each week at PaIos
park. None Of the members has suf-
fered the loss Of any shooting para
phernalia except Justice Kersten.
Luncheon which had been prepared
for prisoners in the Chicago avenue
police station has been stolen from the
basement Of that station. An unex-
ploded dynamite bomb, a memento Of
the anarchistic riots in Haymarket
square in 1885, has been stolen from
the Sheffield avenue police station
Overcoats and hats frequently have
been taken from the criminal court
building, even when the grand jury
was in session and the building was
filed with policemen and detectives.
Lieut.. Andy Rohan. of detective
headquarters, says that nothing is sa-
cred to a theft and that a criminal
would as soon rob a public official or
a public building as any other. The
record seems to bear the lieutenant
out.-Chicago Tribune.
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Society
Continued From Eighth Page.

ing of the order Tuesday by a picnic at
Tonka Bay, Lake AIinnet0nka.
Miss Price. of Marshall avenue, has
gone to Lake Osakis to spend the sum
mer
Mrs. l. F. Hall, of Iglehart street, is
visiting her mother in Stevens Point, Wis.
The Misses Edith and Ella May Smell.
OF Dewey avenue, are visiting in Hibbing.
Mrs. H. B. butcher. of Davenport, Iowa,
has been visiting Merriam Park friends.
A. c. Anderson and family have gone to
Lake OSakiS for a few weeks outing.
Mrs. Theodore Hayes is entertaining
Miss WalpOle. from Washington. D. c.
Mrs. Holt. Of Carroll street, returned
Tuesday from a visit in Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Drew Iglehart
street, are visiting in North Dakota.
Miss Corinne Smith will leave soon tC
spend the summer in New Orleans.
Congressman Stevens has returned from
6 business trip to Washington.
H. MONTGOMERY. Of Dewey avenue, has
returned from Duluth.
DR.. and Mrs. A. T. Bigelow have been
visiting in NorthieId.
Roy Campbell has returned from a
months visit in Duluth.
Miss Marjorie Henderson is wishing in
Chicago.
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running off him. Then he lifted him.
self up on his elbows and said. plain
lively:
Let's get out of this
But the young men only laughed,
and told him to keep quiet; that it was
just getting comfortable.
When he finally absolutely refused to
stand it any longer they led him into
the steam room and sat down to COS
sip and enjoy his discontinue as he felt
himself slowly boiling away.
And the deacon seemed inclined to
lose his temper. 1t was aggravating
to be so extremely uncomfortable when
they were apparently enjoying them
selves, and would offer him no means
Of escape that would, to say the least,
be dignifed.
But there was an end Of it: he got
out; and as soon as he looked more in
sorrow than in anger" from one to the
other of them, one asked:
We'll, deacon, what do you think OF
it?"
The deacon replied soIemnly and
with all due dignity, but rather point
edIy:
It's a good thing, young man; it's
a remarkably convenient thing for
some people who need to suitably pre-
pare themselves for the hereafter; but
for my part I am glad to get on earth
again-"-Brooklyn Eagle.
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the window sill in Chief O'Neflrs office
III the city hall. When the hands were
withdrawn the pigeons went with
them. Even the nest was taken. Yet
at the same time the theft was COM
mited Chief ONeiIl was sitting in the
office with Lieut.. McWeeny, Detective
Woodbridge and other alert and heavily
armed policemen.
But the chief, in being robed in that
bold fashion, won no unique distinc-
ticn. Other guardians of the peace
have found 1t impossible to guard their
own property.
Justice Doyle, who sits in Judgment
on malefactors in the Desplaines street
police court each day, has had his
pocket picked on a street car twice.
Each time he lost his watch. Each
time Detectives Weiss and Mahoney
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spending the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mattimore, of Hast
ingS avenue.
Mrs Charles Metz was hostess for the
Birthday. club Friday afternoon.
Miss Charlotte Trott spent part Of the
week at East Shore park.
Mrs. F. Bailey. Of East Fifth street.
is visiting in Vermont.
Miss Carrie Miss. of Bates avenue, has
gone to Portland, Or.
Miss Bessie Weir. Of Hastings avenue,
is visiting in Chicago.
Miss Irene Dunn is spending the sum
n7er at White Bear.
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Mr. and Mrs. Justin E. Brown. Of Gibbs
avenue, have returned home.
Mrs. George s. Williams of Raymond
avenue, spent part Of the week in Duluth.
Miss Nina Whitman. Of Bayless avenue,
is visiting friends IN Breckenridge, Mimi
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Clark, of Carter
avenue, have returned from Frontenac.
Miss Reid. of Blue Earth City, was
guest Of Miss Whitman this week
Miss Hoyt, the recent guest of her aunt,
Mrs. G. Blake, has gone to Boston.
Mrs. Roberts of Pelm street, is enter
tanning Mrs. Ross of wisconsin
E. w. Young, of Gibbs avenue, has re-
turned from New Prague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vaughn have gone
East for short trip.
Mrs. Wyman, of University avenue, has
gone East
Miss Barber went to Montana to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Genge, of BayIess