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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18

The old reliable Cotton Belt
ronte, one OF he best of the south
ern railway systems, is making
some very low rates for SPECIAL ex-
cursions mentioned in their advey-
tisement on another page in thi-
paper, The OottOR Belt does
nothing by halves, except in the
matter Of cutting rates. Then
they cut 'em square in two, some
times adding 81 for good measure.
If yOn want to 90 east or south
this summer the Cotton Belt Is the
line yOu should take. Their trains
are the finest money can eqnip
and their service is gili-edged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18
NorIcE oF rRusTEEs sALE.

Whereas, on the 9TH day Of May
1908 W. "A. McRae and Emma Nc
Rae made, executed and delivered
to the First National Bank Of
Chickasha, Indian Territory, their
promissory note in the sum Of one
thousand dollars, due November
the 9TH 1908, and
Whereas, on said day and date
the said W. A. McRae and Emma
McRae made and executed deed
Of trust to Reford Bond. trustee
for said First National Bank, to
secure the payment Of said note,
on the following described pro-
perty:
All Of lots numbers eleven(ii)
twelve (iz) thirteen (fs) and
fourteen( f4)in blocknumber fve( 81
in the city Of Chickasha. Indian Ter
ritory. together with all improve
ments thereon. which deed Of
trust was duly recorded as the law
provides on the 9TH day Of May
1905 and,
Whereas. default has been made
in the payment Of said note aud
the terms Of said deed Of trust
have been broken, and the pro-
perty therein conveyed is now in
the possession Of the said trustee,
Now Therefore,
I, Reford Bond, trustee, BY
virtue Of the authority vested in
me By the terms Of said deed Of
trust, will sell at public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, at the
front entrance to the court house in
the city Of Chickasha. Indian
Territory, Oh Saturday the r7th
day Of December 1908, all the fol-
lowing described property, or 50
much thereof as will satisfy said
note and the cost Of executing this
trust. All Of lots numbers eleven
(IIl twelve Ci7) thirteen Crs) and
fourteen (f4) in block number FIVE
(s) IN the city Of chiokssha, In.
dian Territory, together with the
improvements situated thereon.
consisting Of a four room dwelling
house and out hcases.
Such sale to be made under the
terms and conditions Of said deed
Of trust and the proceeds thereof
to be applied IN the manner there
ii set out.
Dated this the 18th day Of No
vember 1908
RRFoRD BoND Trustee.
B. BoSD 8 MELroS Attorneys.
Published Nov IS, 1903
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18
TRAIN pERAILEp.

Passenger train No. Is4 on the
western branch Of the Rock Island
Jumped the track near Lookeba
No passengers were injured. They
were transferred to the north bouud
passenger for Enid The accident
occurred this morning The casu-
atty was not Of a serious nature.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18

California 2oiHls bg Frisco. s25
Tickets ou sale every dag. a doe
winter trip. >toposers ailOwrd
aud ire side trips. For parncu-
larr phone 2l0 Or ser A u WilsoE, /,
A gent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18

Anadarkos Mayor has issued
Thanksgiving proclamation The
Mayor doesn't propose to let Teddy
Governor Ferguson or anybody
else Be more thankful than the
people under his jurisdiction. A
good example.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18

DR.. G. Q. Ray, the Osteopsth.
treats successfully all kinds OF dis
eases, acute and chronic, without
The use Of drugs. Some of Chick
a>ba's best cIlizens have tested
Osteopathy and are satisfied that
II can do for them what other
forms OF treatment have failed 10
10 Osleopathy can do the same
for you. lm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18

The ST. Louis au San FRANCISCO
railroad are makine aFf4B emenis
for The erection 81 Y. a.. C A
for one fare ant fhfrd. Csr-
iihcaFe plan, for particulars ser
A. G. Wilsop. Ag'.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18

T. H. Lovett, a Chicago archi-
tect who has been spending a few
days in Chickasha returned home
today. Mr.. Lovett. like many
others who have never seen this
country before. was greatly sur
prised at the picture it presents.
He expressed himself as greatly
pleased with Chickasha and pro-
phesied great future for the town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18

Personally conducted weekly
excursion cars leave Memphis
every Tuesday for California via
the Choctaw Rock Island system
and So. Pao. Ry. and for Portland
Oregon, every Thursday via the
ChOciaw UuIon Pacific road.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18

Chicago ami return via Frisco.
one fare plur II fof round trip. on
account of Internanonai Live
Stock Exhibition, Nov. g 10 Dec
8 Phone 2lO or addrs-s "A. q.
Wilson, agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18

Blessed IS he tia bioweth his
own horn" said solomon. Socrates
or Shakespeare, or somebody else,
bit more blessed Is be that doeth
something 10 give cause for sound
ing a trumpet It's true Of a city
a. well as Of indiviuals. Chickasha
is not raising any fuss about what
she is doing or intending 70 do. but
if anyone imsgines She is inactive or
that her citizen are not guarding
interests. he is badly mistaken.
Quietly, wise and enterprising cit
izens are planning for her welfare
every day and without flourish or
display, these men are becoming the
builders Of a greater Chickasha- The
men who plant their confidence.
their hopes and their capital in
Chickasha, to stay with her to the
finish. are going to see great things
---
The ST Louis Republic has
fair spirited editorial recognizing
the claims Of The Indian Territory
for consideration at the hands Of
congress. The Republic recog-
nizes clearly the prassing need Of
the 500. 900 people in the territory
who constitute nine-tenths Of the
population for legislation that viii
enable them to provide properly for
their owD government It reoog
nizes too the wisdom Of the
policy which demands single state.
hood for the two territories. II
condemns the narrow partisanship
which denies justice to this great
body " Jeopie on mere grounds
Of political expediency Undoubt-
edly the Republic states the issues
clearly aud fairly Tie party in
power alone must bear the blame
ifii allows The interests Of the par
Is 10 stand before a statesman.
like and just course Of scsion to-
ward the territory
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18
OR ADDRESS
r. r. Time Card.
Il5I Il55ItI

No-fhrcu1d Departs
no mail and express daily .--..... a.Q q 90
No . mai and expre-s aatIF ...-.-.. .3tiu 3 m
NJ. -. man and express dailF 70
fawnee. o. T.. ana inter
oiaie 10 nts ..s....+ss..-s-- .t..sf % n NJ
No. 81 local freirht. Caldwell and
interued'at points -.....--.----.d- - b m
Ne. 81 express daily except sunday ..f.-5 a m
South b0undss
10 II. mai and express daiig ........l.ss m
No. 9. mall and express daily .s..|4... .f5 ? mi
No. 81. local ffelghf caiiy sx sunday e.oy B n
We.tb0und
10 ~ passengsr. L4wfon and inter-
mediate points daily .+.... ...-q.oi q m
No. ~ hanFuu aad lufermodiate
points connecfilg a. anacarE0
far pcllis a1uth LaHio1 ana
W4uriEa Sees s..+ts't ts.att lt+4 .lls.t +Al z n
Ne rs. local freiEhr daily except
sarlai Harfum .--.-.|- ..---.--.f 20 q u
No ISL ioca ireieht daily except
eantay 10wton ......44...... ...-,.5. b. q u
lindsey Line
80 81. psss7uger snd freight daily
cxcspt sanday ....,,s..,-.s ..-t ei3 m
arrive
Nc. z'f passenger and freight daily
e1fept sunday ttf.f.rrtst.s,tssti- i4.ss , u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18

80 81. pass7uRsr snd freight esily
cxcspt sanoag b. ......s...s-ss ..-i. q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-18

No. sf. passenger and freight daily
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
City Treasurer Holding Up Bonds of Mem
bers Of Board of Education.
TALK OF APPEALING TO The COURTS
City Council to Take "A Hand and Pre-
vent Running of Trains Through
the City at High
Speed.
TALK OF APPEALING TO The COURTS

The refusal of City Treasurer Howe to
approve the bonds of certain members OF
the board of education may result in court
proceedings. Howe is holding out, so 1t
is asserted, for the purpose OF preventing
a meeting of the board before May 4.
Three Of the present members of the board
retire on May 1. They are Miller, Lott
and Schroeder. All have filed surety bonds
and Mr.. Howe says that he has referred the
bonds to A. II. Murdoch for approval. Just
why a surety bond In a we'll known COM
pany should have to be approved by the
city attorney is not known. TENDERS of
the board stated last night that unless
Howe approved the bonds today he would
be called into court to explain his actions.
1t Is understood on the streets that If
an order of the court can be obtained to
compel the treasurer to approve the bonds
a meeting Of the board will be held some
time this month. II a meeting is held it is
an assured fact that teachers will be
elected for the year and that contracts
will be entered into. Som ~janitors may
also be elected.
When Miller, Lott and Schroeder retire
on May l the board will consist OF six
members. Kubat.' Loechner and Murphy
have one year yet to serve, while Book,
AHSAA 49, A@fNANS @@fS %" gNaaRs
There will be a big fight for president Of
the board and the way the vote stands now
it will be a tie. Kubat, Loechner and
Murphy, the one-year men, would all like
to be elected president. Their taste for
this office is not any worse than that Of
the two-year men. Laverty seems to think
that he is entitled to the job. Morrill,
would not refuse II and BocH-well, he
would accept II IL is forced upon him.
In speaking of the tangle last night Mr..
Layerty said that one side or the other
would have to weaken and the winning
side make concessions in order TO perfect
an organization. In the past the custom
has been to elect the senior member as
president, but this year presidents will
be set aside and It will be the man who
can get four votes that will be chosen "a
sit at the head Of the table when the board
meets.
Some interesting doings may be looked
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
FIRE SALE
Mems Furnishings

leggers TO be taken up before them. The
complete list Of Jurors as drawn is as fol-
lows:
Grand Jurors-T, r.. Armstrong, Fair
bury James e. Brinkworth Beatricei Sid
n neiKi, i iin SioRGhf EI &. Assi ra6bopJ;. II Im N; sYH'G-
Omaha .. Z. bay, 1884 North Sixteenth
fFSTrsssaiE P 2. psyey Shf PSnea 4 j RfhTlinEg' Evans Evans;
York; Eohn o. Farmer, Burr; w. II; Fow-
Leske. Ord; Harry Mccieilsnd. imperial;
Fred w. Mitchell. Hebron; A. Il. Nickle,
Cortlandi Clarence H. Post, York; Fac
Alfred 4. Peterson, West Point: William
Sullivan Alma; Henry Weideman, Platts-
mouth Wii. M; RHils sSr %iisS on su%wP odS E Walter
Petit Jurors--John NJ. Adams, Potter;
David g. B~abbington, Plattsmouth; John
Seward; James A; Boyd, Kearney; William
]. Burger, Douiphan; Thomas Bryant.
ssfSs rf:tsnGoN wii Fremo Gi cGeSS sTIss c SSEk' &c 6.
cumseh; Lemuel Conner. Auburn; John
Cloos. Fremont; sIlas II. Day. Tobias; A.
William F. Garner, Humboldt; Samuel F.
Graham, Ord; Fred w: CRATE Wahoo;
N. ,Hopewei, Tekamah; /. i. Houston,
Hunt. Crete; W. Jenkins, Dixon! Bert May,
Gfty; John Gi'y n. H MeA Iii Msrp NeiitsS See ), ~.
Mcdonald. Lincoln; q. b. MeGni, Albion;
Charles McMonies Lyons; Robert q: x.
, George c. Ray, Kearney; Henry Rohwer,
/ Fort Calhoun; ID. b, Sargent. Twenty third
and. Webster streets. Omaha; George +.
Sayles, Plattsmouth; Vincent w Straub.
Avoca; NJ. A.. Shedd, Beatrice; Jay Smith.
Avery; John q. Smith, Blair; Fred Town
Thomas L. Williams. Aure-S; w. n.
Wlnklepleck. Palmyra; Frar6 T.. Whyman,
Adams; A. c. Harte. 27l5 South Nineteenth
| street, Omaha; Ben K, Hunt. Vesta.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
KNIGHT WRITES A LETTER
Epistle to Mother of His PIramOur Refers
to Cup Of Poison.
FUGITIVE is TRACED TO NORTH PLATTE
Evidently MAkinE His Way slowly
and Secretly to Cheyenne, Where
Jennie D~usenberry IL at
Present Located.
FUGITIVE is TRACED TO NORTH PLATTE

Mrs. Knight intended the dose for me,
but / caught on and changed cups and you
know the rest"
This sentepce, written in a letter by
Frank 70. Knight to Mrs. Lucy Stiles, to-
gether with a vast amount OF other cir
cumstantial evidence. supports the theory
that Mrs. Idella Rose Knight was poisoned
by her husband. The letter was written by
Knigh since his flight from Omaha, hav-
ing been mailed from Columbus, Neb,
Wednesday, April s, and was found hidden
among some old clothes in the home Of
Mrs. Stiles. 1926 North Twentieth street,
Malvin Dusenberry.
The fact that knight borrowed the horse
and wagon belonging to Malvin Dusenberry
at 10: 80 o'clock Saturday night, April 4,
drove the rig close up to the back door of
his residence. 2023 North Twenty-second
street, and did not return II to the barn
until after a long drive, is accepted by the
police as good evidence that Knight dis
posed OF the body OF his murdered wife by
burying Il In some out Of the way place in
the country.
That Knight Is making his way secretly
and by slow stages toward Cheyenne, Wyo.
where his paramour, Jennie Dusenherry,
Is located, Is taken as an indication of the
motive for the murder. Knight was an
employee at the swift packing house in
South Omaha and left hat place last Tues
day afternoon. after having been called
out by Mrs. Stiles. He called for his pay
at the once and when told that he could
not.draw fiat the moment said he would
not wait and left without 1t. He has been
traced from here to Columbus and then to
North Platte.
Chic Donahue is convinced that the
Knight case is one Of the most deliberate
and cold FLOODED murders ever committed
in the city OF Omaha.
when the IN began.
About hye years ago knight met Jenni,
Dusenberry. then a girl Of II. and fell II
love with her. The two lived as man AM
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14

wife for over a year and then separated, the
girl going back to the home of her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Stiles. In March of last year
Knight was married to Idella Rose Snyder,
who had been a school teacher in Wiscon-
sin. 1t is said the marriage was the result
of a correspondence started through the
medium of a matrimonial paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight took up their home
at 2023 North Twenty-second street, and
before many months had passed the neigh
bors began to hear stories to the effect that
knight was mistreating his wife. Mrs.
Knight told some of the women in the
neighborhood several weeks ago that her
husband was in correspondence with Jennie
Dusenberry, who had left Omaha and gone
to North Platte and thence to Cheyenne.
II is said that knight made no secret of
his lingering love for the girl with whom
he had lived in unholy alliance and often
intimated to his wife that he would like to
be free to go back to her.
Since the Dusenberry girl left Omaha,
about six weeks ago, knight showed anxiety
to get his affairs in shape so that he might
follow her. He represented to his wife that
he had an interest in some property near
Marshalltown, Ia, and induced her to sign
some papers, which he said were for the
purpose of raising some money on this prop
NANgs a 70 oAoS ANPOANNb Nha1 A0 Itu
to induce his wife to transfer an account
she had in a savings bank to his name.
Last Seen of Mrs. KnIgh
Week before last Mrs. Knight told her
neighbors that her husband had bought some
property at South Omaha and they intended
to move to that city at once so that knight
might be nearer his place OF employment.
The last seen OF Mrs. Knight by any OF the
neighbors was at 8 o'clock SATURDAY. night,
April 4, at which time Mary Barnes, a O.
year-old girl, went TO the house to return
some curtains her mother had washed for
Mrs. Knight.
Sunday the %neighbors did not notice Mrs.
knight about the place, and when they in
quired of the husband he appeared to be
very nervous and told conflicting stories as
to her whereabouts. To som he said his
wife had gone to their new home in South
Omaha. 10 others he said she had gone east
for her health and to others he stated tina
she was boarding with friends in South
Omaha while their household effects were
being moved.
Monday the disappearance OF the woman
and the strange actions Of her husband were
reported to the police and Detective Ferris
was put on the case. When the detective
went to the knight residence he found the
man there and was told that the family
was moving to South Omaha and Mrs
knight had gone on ahead to avoid the
heavy work OF moving. as she was In deli
cate health. knight gave the detective 45O
p street as the address in South Omaha Il
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
JURORS FOR FEDERAL COURT
commissioners Draw Names for the
Panels TO Serve at the Com
ing May Term.

Grand and petit Jurors have been drawn
for the May term Of court. The petit
Jurors are required to report at 3 a. M
May 8. There is a great deal 10 come up
before them and the session will likely
last through May and June. The grand
jurors report at 2 p. m. May 4, and will
not be kept here long. as there is nothing
much beyond the regular grist Of boot
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
Very Low Rates

To points in Montana, Idaho. Washington.
oregon, British Columbia, Utah and Colo
ralo. in effect daily from February is to
April 80, via Chicago Great Western rail-
way. Write 10 J. P. Elmer. @, p. A., Chi
cage, for full particulars.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14

for in school board affairs before the week
is over.
City Council Meets.
At last nights meeting of the city
council the resignation Of l.. r. Etter as
chief Of the fire department was read and
accepted. George Curtis is now acting
chief.
The judiciary committee reported favor
ably on ordinance No. 1926, which per-
tains to the ringing Of engine bells at
crossings and also on the ordinance gov
erning the speed of trains through the
city. Some of the councilmen say that
trains run through South Omaha without
even hesitating or giving any warning to
speak of. There did not seem to be any
desire on the Fart Of the council to have
the fast mail trains slack up, but the
regular passenger trains should at least
ring bells and whistle while running
through the city. These two ordinances
were put on the second reading and will
come up for passage at the next meeting.
For appraisers In grading district No. IS.
on c street, between Twenty-sixth and
Twenty-seventh, the mayor named B.. E..
Wilcox. J. j. Mcmillan and C. e. Scarr.
City Engineer Beal was directed to es-
tablish the grade on e street from Twenty
fourth TO Twenty -ninth street.
Clerk Shrlgley was di-or;cG to make out
a statement of the floating Indebtedness
of the city and have It ready to present
to the council on April 20.
william Vansant Talks.
w. B. Vansant. who is prominently men
toned for a position on the fire and police
board, said TO a Bee reporter yesterday
that he would not accept the position II
the board was to be a radical one. what l
want" said Mr.. Vansant e" is a liberal
minded board. A board that will not drive
business away from South Omaha at any
time Of the year. II a bunch Of business
men of standing are named and l am Of
fered a place l will accept, but II a lot Of
narrow minded men are named I shall GER
tainly decline the honor"
George II. Brewer, who is also prom
lnently mentioned, talked in the same
strain. He said that the people of South
Omaha wanted liberal minded men on the
board and not those who would by rules
and regulations drive business to Omaha OF
Council BLUFFS.
SO far Governor Mickey has not an
nounced the Members of the board. He will
be required to appoint three republicans
and two democrats. Five men will thus
be employed to boss thirty-one men. And
the tax payers will have to stand for the
expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
Marriage Licenses.


Marrioge IIcenses haVe oeen issued 20 Tue
following persons:
Name and RcsidencE. Age.
Bert Nj. Barden. Omaha.........,.,... %
Katherine A. Grady, Omaha 10
Michael c. Flaherty. Sioux city, Ia. 20
Maggie FlaheTty, Omaha ................. 20
LorentZe Rustad, Omaha .............. %
Thune Bronken. Omaha .........,.... p
William Kellett, Elkhorn, Neb.........., 27
Gertie Fouts, Waterloo, Neb....,...... 25
Patrick Sullivan, South Omaha ............ q
Bridget Clines. South omaha ...-.,...... 70
Everett +. Bell, Camden, Ark........... p
Sarah J Flocke. Omaha .............. IS
Louis p. Francis. Omaha g.
Helen T. Riley. Omaha. ...."...... 81
J. Pearl Conns, Omaha. .........4,u.. q
Camilla d. Kimball, Omaha. ....,........., p
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
Fire Sale Prices
IN THE
Big Domestic Room
AT
White Goods Counter

75c Imported Mercerized Waistings, in all
the new weaves. Fire sale DE-
price, per yard. ................ .&VW
Csc India Linens, 40 inches wide. Fire
sale price, nA
per yard.
12hc Indian Linen, 81 inches wide. Fire
sale price, TIA
per yard. h2S
121zc Stripe and Check Nainsook. Fire
sale price, A1A
per TN
15c English Long Cloth, 80 inches wide.
Fire sale price, IN
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
Etter Assumes Duties.

At noon Monday l. F. Etter assumed tho
duties Of deputy postmaster. Instead Of
placing his desk In the money order depart
ment where the former deputy, Mr.. Nose
ly, had It, Etter took up a position in the
postmaster's ONCE. The understanding is
that either the postmaster or the deputy
will be found in this ONCE during business
hours. Business at the South Omaha post
ONCE is increasing TO such an extent that
more help will soon be needed. Another
clerk and an additional carrier could be
placed now on account Of the amount of
business being handled.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
WIN Do An Thi. for You.

Or. Kings New Life Pills puts vim. y.gor
and new life into every nerve. muscle and
organ Of the body. Try them. 25e. For
sale by Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14

cense costs $40. while a saloon keeper is
compelled to pay $1,000.
Catholic FOresters' Dance.
st. Agnes Court, No. 1855, Catholic Order
of Foresters, will give a dancing party at
Odd Fellow hall, twenty-fourth and NJ
streets. on Thursday evening of this week.
The reception committee is made up as fol-
lows; P. J. Barrett, NJ. e. Welsh, A. NJ.
Gallagher, c.. A. Melcher, S, l.. Winters and
M. p. Hinchey. For a floor committee the
lodge has named T.. J. Fitzgerald, NJ. c..
Kelly, Peter Peterson, Thomas Keane, w.
j. Nagle and a. Pryanowski. Good music
has been secured for the occasion. In order
to secure admittance invitations will have
to be presented at the door.
Caroline Preston Destitute.
Monday afternoon Inspector Jones was
called to the rooms occupied by Mrs. Caro-
line Preston at $40 North Twenty- Fifth
street. The inspector found Mrs. Preston,
who is 81 years old. seriously i'll. She has
been bed ridden for four months and is
without money or friends. For a number
OF years a son who worked in Omaha took
care of her. but about three months ago
he suddenly left the city and since that
time Mrs. Preston has been cared for by
neighbors. The city authorities made ar
engagements to send her to the county hos
pital.
Magic city Gossip.
The Lotus club will give a dance at
Masonic hall tonight.
Excavating for the new wing at the EX-
change building is nearly completed.
Evangelist f, T. Miller has concluded his
labors In South Omaha. He left yesterday
afternoon for other feds.
Miss Catherine Christie OF Indiana, Pa,
Is IN the city, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. b. Christie. 2420 North Twenty-fouTth
| street.
The monthly business meeting OF the
J Christian EndeaYor society will be held at
the residence of Rev. DIR. Il. L. Wheeler
this evening. .'.
There will be a business meeting of the
Epworth league at the Methodist church
this evening. Of1cers for the quarter will
he elected.