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street, has returned from Dodge Center,
where she visited Mr.. and Mrs Fair,
banks:
:, Mr. and Mrs. c. Zimmerman, of East
SSeventn street; are entertaining Mr.. and
Mass
The M. o. b. club will hold its next
meeting Thursday Sept. o. at the home
OF Mrs. Kfumschraeder. of East Seventh
Mrs. Louise Bernhard. who was the
guest of Mrs. Charles Helmes. of East
Elfth street has returned to Strasburg,
Miss Mary Arth, of Plum street. en-
tertalned in honor of her sixteenth birth
oay anniversary Tuesday evening.
The Misses Adelia and Leila Gausewitz
nave returned to Owatonna after a visit
with their aunt, Mrs. Carl Gausewitz
Mrs. M. Bremen, of East Fourth street.
gave coffee Thursday for Mrs. Robert
Seeger, who leaves today for ST. Louis.
Miss Fannie Brant of East Seventh
street, left Friday for a visit with her
SISTER. MRS. Jesse Neff, of st. Louis.
Mrs. M. Holl. of Hoffman avenue en-
tertained Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Rob-
ert Seeger was the honored guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B.. George, of Bates
avenue, have removed to the corner of
Grand avenue and Avon street.
Miss Margaret Gibson of Maple street.
left thursday to spend the winter With
relatives in Spokane, Wash.
Mrs; Jennie Smith, who visited Mrs B.
r. Johnson, of East Fourth street. re-
turned Monday to Duluth.
Mrs. Kate Fritz and Mrs. H Sorens,
guests of Mrs. Sachse, of Beech street,
have returned to Winona.
Miss Reinhart, who visited Mr. and Mrs.
g. c. Jameson, of Hoffman avenue, has
returned to Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schaefer have
taken possession of their new home, S96
Hastings avenue
Mrs. j.. w. LIE May, of East Fifth street,
entertained Mrs. G. Martin, of Witoka.
during the week.
Miss Agnes Daley, of East Fourth
street. will go to Butte. Mont, to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Robert Seeger. of Maria avenue,
Will leave today for st. Louis, where she
will reside.
Mrs. Carl Heine, who visited relatives
IN the city, has returned to her home in
New York
Miss Gussie Stein, of the Binder, has
returned from a visit with relatives in
Chicago.
Miss Spencer, Mrs. w. b. Kent's guest,
returned Tuesday to her home in Winona.
The M. o. B. club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Fellows, of Ross street.
Mrs. K. Palmer, of Sims street, Is in
Wisconsin visiting relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Matt Evans have removed
to the Binder, fiat 8.
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DAYTON's BLUFF

The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of the Atlantic Congrega-
t1onal Church held it's annual election of
officers Thursday evening in the church
parlors. The years reports were read
and were found to be very encoura ging
The officers elected for the year were:
dent, Frank R. George; secretary Miss
Marion Duncan. and treasurer, Miss Car
RE Scotten.
The members of the Bates Avenue
in the church parlors Friday evening,
Sept. Is. A prize will be given to the
lawyer spinning the best yarn, the de-
Tbere w 20 pc made BY JUDGE and jury
Mrs. Frye and daughter Myrtle, of
Hoffman avenue. have returned from a
visit with relatives in Maiden Rock Wis.
straa Mss Lan sehqlen1eg 9nr Ct Mclean
New Richmond, Saturday evening.
Mrs. w. Yoerg and Otto Yoerg, who
visited Mrs. Charles HelmeS, of East Fifth
street stree, have M returned to Winthrop, Mimi.
Wahl Arnold, to Benjamin Franklin
Knauft, Tuesday, Sept. 6.
Al Miss Alice lice Sophia Qyist, daughter of
Mimi, formerly of Dayton's bluff, and
Albert Frederick Brunnicke were mar
ried Wednesday at high noon at the home
of the. brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brunnicke will be at home after Nov
in washington, D. C.
Miss Vera .Helmes, of East Fifth street,
left Saturday for New Ulm There she
will. join her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. F. w. Johnson, and Miss Mamie
Newman, and leave for visit to the
world S fair.
Plans are being made for supper and
sale to be given in the near future by
the Ladies Aid and the Christian En-
deavor societies Of the Atlantic Congre-
gational church.
Mrs. Crooks. of Bates avenue, will
entertain the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Bates Avenue M. e. Church at a special
meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sidney Rogers and fam
lily, of Staples, Mimi, have been visiting
Mrs. Rogers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Kerst, of East Third street.
Miss Frances Marguerite Langenbeck,
daughter of Mrs. Anna Langenbeck. of
Reaney street. and Philip Kempien will
be married Monday, Sept. II
Mrs. John Seeger, of East Fifth street.
entertained Friday afternoon in honor
of her sister in law, Mrs. Robert See
ger who goes to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weinhagen and
family, of Bates avenue, will return this
week from Bald Eagle lake, where they
spent the summer.
Miss Birdie Ahrens. Of East Fourth
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honor of Mrs E. Terry, of New York
city. Mrs. LIE Bonte and Mr.. Frank
Boutin, of Bayfield,, Wis. Places were
set for, twelve. Mrs. H. o. E. Emerson
assisted
Miss L. Parkinson, of the Cleveland
high school, has returned from Scotland,
where she spent the summer.
Miss Sophia Ringus, of Kansas Mo-.
was guest of Mrs. J. E.. Johnson, of
Case street, part of the week.
Mrs. o. w. Johnson of Grove City, was
guest of Mrs. Carlson, of Maryland
street the first of the week.
Mrs Charles Wallin, of Cass street. en-
tertained during the week Miss Hattie
Dahlquist, of Forest Lake.
- Mrs G. Hultkraus was given surprise
Thursday afternoon by the members of
the Bethesda Aid society.
Mrs. LIE Bonte and Frank Boutin. re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Allie, have
returned to Bayfield,, Wis.
Miss Judith Martin, of Grove City, was
guest of Miss Phoebe Berg, of Payne
avenue, part of the week.
The Idle Hour Cinch club was enter
tained Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. c. J. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ekblom, of Oakland, Wis,
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. T. Tof-
gren, of Case street.
Mrs. William Cumbey. of Olin street is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Frank Goss,
in Wabasha, MINI.
Mrs. Mcdonald. of Brainerd. was a
guest of Mrs. G. Martin, of jerks street,
part of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. Anderson, of Worcester
Mass, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. o. Earl
of Payne avenue.
Mrs. Olson, of De Soto street, enter
tained during the week Mrs. S. Trulson,
of Grove City.
Miss Myrtle Otto and Miss Lena Swartz,
or De Soto street, spent part of the week
in Saltwater
Mrs. w. ]. Edgar, of Burr street. is en-
Pertaining Mrs. Charles Wright, of Fari-
bault, MINI.
are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Allie.
Mrs H. o. E. Emerson is entertaining
her mother Mrs. Joseph Boutin, of Bay
field, Wis
Mrs. A. A. Miller, of Grove City. has
been visiting Mrs Charles Berg, Of Payne
avenue
Mrs. J. D. Lewis, of De Soto street,
has gone to Toronto, Canada, for a
month.
Miss Mamie Nelson. Of Hastings. has
been visiting Mrs. Hammergren, of York
street.
Miss Esther Hedeen, who has been Wis
ting her mother, has returned to Kelsey,
MINI.
Mrs C. T. Cardigan, of Edgerton street.
has returned from an extended eastern
trip.
Mrs Swanson and daughter, Of Brad
ley street, mas returned from Belle Plaine.
Mrs. p. Lincoln will entertain the Bob
o. Link Cinch club Thursday afternoon
Rev. and Mrs A. r. Mckinney, of Burr,
street, have returned from Philbrook
Rev o. G. Kreinheder, of Woodward
avenue, has returned from Winona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, of jerks street,
have returned from Grove City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton, of Grand Forks,
have moved to 403 Case street.
Mrs. Jackson and Miss Edna Jackson
have. returned from StALouis.
Miss Ruth Cole. of Clark street, spent
part Of the week in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Alexander have re-
turned from Long Prairie.
Mrs: c. Munroe, of Burr street, has re-
turned from La Crosse.
Mrs. K. Schneider has returned from
Watertown, S. D.
Crookston.
ny Mr.. W. ]. Beggs has returned from
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their fall meeting in the parlors of the
church Tuesday at 2:30.
Dale Tent No. 1OS, K O. T. M, will
give dancing party at Hedfnan's hall,
9lS Rice street, Friday evening, Sept. %.
Liberty Hive, L. o. T. NJ, will gave a
card party and dance Thursday evening at
Bowlby hall.
Lincoln Tent No. 144 gave a social to
its members and friends on Thursday
evening last in Garfield hall, Arcade and
Fauquier streets. State Commander Chel-
lew. Judge Gallick, Jesse Foot, Alderman
Nyberg, e. HI. Haas, Joseph German and
others spoke of the good of fraternal
orders and invited all young men to be-
eraes come members Of one or more Of the
cabees. Sam Johnson entertained with
songs and recitations and trio of young
ladies made the best of music. An en-
tertal lnment will be given after their next
meeting, the 22d.
st. Paul Tent No. "a will admit class
of candidates next Monday evening at 377
Robert street. The new degree team
will exemplify the work
Dale Tent No. 10s will have fifteen men
to admit on the 18th and the degree work
be master of ceremonies.
Unity Tent No. will have class to
admit on the 9th. Commander Adams
says arrangements are being made to give
the boys good time, and large meet
ing is expected.
Capitol Tent No. 81 will give an enter
tainment on the 18th to its members and
friends.
West Side Tent No. 14O will hold
special review on Monday evening" the
18th, for the purpose of making arrange
ments for a grand ball to be given the
latter part of the month.
Lodge "Slovan," No 8, C. S. D. P. j..
will give a vineyard social at C. S. P. S.
hail. Western avenue and West Seventh
street, Saturday, Sept IT, 1904, at s
O'Clock. This is the sixth annual social
given by this lodge.
The Territorial Pioneer woman,s club
Will meet with Mrs. G. c.. Bordwell 8
Oakley avenue Merriam Park. Tuesday,
the 18th, at p. m.
"A concert will be given by the Young
Peoples Society of the First Swedish
Lutheran Church Wednesday evening,
Sept. 21. A good programme is promised.
The main feature will be the Jubilee
chorus, consisting of nearly 100 voices.
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A light weight India serge is the ma
terial in the model shown today, in color
a deep navy blue, with which white MORE
is combined in collar and cuffs, the braid
ing thereon in apple green and black
soutaches, with hair line of gold follow
ing the design. The buttons continue this
color scheme in enamelling showing three
of the colors, white and gold predominant
ing, the blue only in patches. The skirt
is over drop lining of navy blue taffeta,
which is finished with two narrow bias
ruff1es, each corded in three rows; and
rutfies cut in this way do not break or
fray out as easily as those on the straight
that are plated, the edge of each plait
wearing in Sits in very short time The
skirt itself is in twenty four strips, for
they can hardly be called cores, each
stitched down with the effect of wee
tuck at seam, and each has an additional
plat as it flares below knee, graduating in
length towards back and giving fullness
at hem without adding too much to the
weight. The coat is tucked front and
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back in imitation of the skirt, and is
double breasted, with slight front blouse
over the plain, heavily stitched belt The
shoulder is long, the sleeve gathered at
top with rather more fullness than APP
pears below elbow, where it is drawn into
the high cuff The cuffs and collar, be-
sides the braiding, are edged with pipings
in green, blue and black, divided by
threads of gold. The hat is of blue, satin
finish, felt trimmed with a coque plume,
velvet band and gilt buckle blue
chiffon scarf is twisted around crown and
may be tied under chin at will. The hats
for early autumn wear. of chenille braid,
are found in a great variety of shapes and
colors. 1t is really great economy to
get pretty and becoming toque or tur-
ban OF this kind and add some simple
trimming, such as coque pompon or
some silk and velvet roses which, if placed
at just the right angle, will give a most
attractive finish, and the hat will be new
and smart for the few weeks that must
elapse before the winter styles are fully
decided upon.
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OF Duluth. is the guest of Mrs. F. 10.
Bird. of Summit avenue, and will visit
Mrs. Charles Thompson before return
ing Mrs f. M. Bingham. of DAYTON
avenue. will leave next week for ST.
Louis, accompanied by her daughter
Frances and Miss Marie Markoe, who
will go to the Visitation convent. Mrs
John S. Prince and Miss Prince will
meet Mrs. Bingham there on their re-
turn from Mexico, and return to ST.
Miss Rachel Abbott, of Dayton avenue,
has returned from Brooklyn. Miss
Anne Sloan, of Summit avenue, has re-
turned from Michigan. Col. Sturgis
is the guest of Mr.. r. B. G. Bement, of
Summit court
-
Miss Virginia Rice, of Chicago, is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. William Dawson, of Fairmount
avenue Mrs. F. E. Bird, of Summit
avenue, gave small tea Yesterday
Duluth, and her mother, Mrs. Mattocks.
Mrs. Charles Thompson, of Summit
avenue, gave a small luncheon yester-
day in honor of Mrs. Mattocks. Mrs.
EUWdTQ E6drc6 VIII soon leave Tor ner
home in Providence, r. l.. accompanied
by Mrs. Charles Corning, who will
spend the winter with her. Miss
Neville, of New York, who has been the
guest of Miss Kalman, of Summit-ave-
nue., is visiting Mrs. Paul Kalman. of
Ashland avenue. Mrs. Crosby and
Miss Crosby. of Maine, leave this even
ing for the East. Miss Caroline Schur-
=
The usual debutante teas will begin.
the winter season. Among the girls
who will make their first bow during
the autumn will be Miss Lucille Davis.
Miss Lillian Ranney. Miss Helen Coon
er, Miss Alice Forest, Miss Marion
Wheaton Miss Margaret hudson and
probably several others. Miss Vernon
Marguerite McGoffin, of Portland ave
nue.. will visit for a year among her
Kentucky relatives before coming ont
here.
The younger set at White Bear had
a tennis party Friday at the residence
of Mrs. Griggs, on the island. Mrs.
Kobbe of the Angus. will give a bridge
party Tuesday afternoon. Miss Carrie
Fogg will give a small dancing party
tomorrow evening. Mrs. J. d. Lawler
of Virginia avenue, gave a dinner at
the Country club last evening in honor
of out of town friends. Mrs. c. J. A.
Morris, of Goodrich avenue, gave a
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

DR.. John g.. Abbott and Miss Annie
evening in the Dayton Avenue Presby-
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from the country. Mrs. Henry Schur-
meier has returned to Everett, Wash.
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LODGES AND CLUBS

Ladies of the Peoples church will hold
their fall meeting in the parlors of the
church Tuesday at 2:30.
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Dale Tent No 10S, K. O.. T. M, will
give a dancing party at Hednan's hall,
91S Rice street, Friday evening, Sept. %.
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A concert will be given by the Young
Peoples Society of the First Swedish
Lutheran Church Wednesday evening,
Sept. 21. A good programme is promised.
The main feature will be the Jubilee
chorus, consisting of nearly 100 voices.
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Liberty Hive L. o. T. NJ, will gave a
card party and dance Thursday evening at
Bowlby hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-08

the needs of the department. He de-
clared that if the board had ISIS ned
S25, 900, the limit allowed, it would
not be too much. He stated that form
er city attorney Wight had drawn up
his resolution and that City Attorney
Hommann had looked it over and pro-
nounced it all right.
"When the first resolution was dis
posed of Alderman SIN it'll sprung q
real surprise in the form of the second
resolution in which the council was
authorized to advertise for bids or a
steam fire engine
Alderman Eckert again led the at
tack in which he declared that the
city was in no need of a steamer. He
stated the condition of the fire de-
partment did not warrant the pur-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-08
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

The hospital association will hold
it's animal meeting in the council
chamber to night at 8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-08
MATTER
WAS DELAYED.
Debate on the Fire Improvement
Question in Board Of AL
dermen Last Year.
" WANTED ACTION.

Just as q gentle reminder, the Even
ing News herewith reprints AN ac-
count of the proceedings ut the II
cil meeting of June L, 1908. The
account appeared in tho next days
paper:
alderman Cannon made an effort
to have the fire department improved
Mt thu meeting of the Board of Alder
men last night. but his two resolutions
were referred to the fire COMMITTEES
where it is probable they willHremain
until the new water main is extended
to this side of the Raritan river. Mr..
Cannon offered ono resolution, ~
issue $40, SEQ bonds to improve the de-
partmcnt. and Alderman Smith one
to a advertise for a steam fire en-
CINE. Alderman at Large Eckert was
the leader in tho opposition to taking
action Mt this time.
"Mr. Gannon's action WIS taken
after the board had decided to have
the new 24-inch water main extended
to this side of the Raritan river. Mr..
Eckert ia speaking on the first %resolut-
ion said it was a most unusual pro-
ceeding and entirely uncalled for at
this time. He said the committee had
not had any instructions from the
board to proceed any further than
what they haa done and the idea of
asking the board to issue bonds for
something they did not know anything
about was ridiculous.
"In reply to Mr.. Eckert, Mr.. Gan
non said all he wanted was action.
He pointed out the fact that tho
matter had been hanging on for sever
al months aud he thought time enough
had passed to allow all to know what
to do and what was needed. Mr.. Gan
non said he meant no reflection on tho
fire committee, but he thought one
thing ought to be done. He explained
| that the reason he had fixed the
amount of bonds at $40, 500 was that
tho chief Of the fire department. had
furnished that estimate and he thought
tine chief was the best one to judge
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-08

chase of an engine. He declared that
for mis- part he would ike to issue
81, 900, coo worth of bonds to put the
water department in proper condition.
alderman Campbell, chairman of
the Fire Committee, stated that the
committee had taken no further actio u
in the matter because the council had
given no further instructions. The
resolutions were referred to the fire
committee with the unanimous vots
of the aldermen.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-26

| OF the b. Y. p. u, was introduced and
spo..e uiAeuy. MISS Clara Aoulss GID
son, or Marion, gave two vocal NUM-
pers.
The Enrolment.
| The enrolment Ior the convention,
according to the registry book, is as
1oIIoWs:
Des Moines-A. j. Maggett, w. II.
Sayre, Wilson Mills, WalLer NJ. Walker
and wife, Mrs. Mary u. Kinney, j. e.
Trelor, Margaret M. Walker, Gertrude
A. Williams, e. +. Sperry, e. e. Pres
! ton. d. ID. Proper and L. L. Griffith;
Naomi Carton, East Des Moines; w.
p. Osgood and wife, Forest avenue
| church.
Pella-L. A. Garrison. o. w. Catlin.
S. II. Vienen. r. r. Sadler, George
Sheath, Wilhelmina Vanderberg,
Martha Firth, Dirkie Highland, Mrs. G.
C. Peck, p. H. Mcdowell, James S.
Chandler, Lucretia Chandler, Mrs. =.
HI. keables, G. G.. Sears.
| Cedar Rapids-Charles e. Baker, w.
NJ. Krebs, l.. A. Main. Ada +. Boyn-
ton Norah g. Colt, +. w. G. Farmer.
Francis M. Archer. ]. j. Powell.
| Waterloo-J. r. Vaughn, John A.
| Earl. Mrs. H. O. Douglass, Nettie A.
Beppler, Ida M. Garvin.
| Vinton-Louise r. Tilson, Nettie
Clenmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Haish, John
D. Runsey. c. w. Skench, Clarinda
Jones, Mrs. 7. D. Kreader, Lizzie Att
water, Mrs. A. v. Bloodgood.
! Marathon-William Edwards.
| Hiteman-Charles r. Chapple, A. L.
Balm.
Central City-David M. Hand, j. w.
Crew.
Charles w. Mountain,
George Yule.
Farlin-E. Monroe Rex and wife.
Burlington-Laura G. Mason, T. S.
Bowel.
Missouri Valley-Mrs. e. A. Living
ston.
Davenport. Schuts, H. o. Row.
lands.
Afton-F. N. Byran.
Boone-George Heaps, J. T. Wood
and wife.
Chariton-F. B. Palmer, Mrs. Elnora
Wilson, Mae Yost, j. B. Smith and
wife. Mrs. Amanda Mcdaniel, Mrs. N.
S. Childs.
ottumwa-F. G. Davies and wife,
Mrs, Carrie w. Miller.
Washington--Roy d. Echlin.
TT. Madison-H. c. Abbott.
Hedrick-George M. Adams.
Keota-Mrs. %. e. Bower.
Marion-Mary M. English, S. p.
Shaw.
Wellman-C. B. Carey.
Anamosa-J. M. Des Champs.
Compton,. w. Megan.
Fremont-William Morrison.
Oskaloosa-A. M. Duboc.
Newton-C. f. Lusk.
Beacon-Mrs. c. +. Catlin.
Eagle Grove. w. Neyman.
Lake City,. O. Bump and wife.
Ames-G. II. Mitchell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-26
Webster City-Katherine B. Close.

Webster City-Katherine B. Close.
Cresco-C. p. Kirby, Mrs. A. y. hel-
logg, Mrs. George Miller.
Aurelia-Daniel Reagan.
Pilot Mound-I, l.. Smith.
Osage-D, D. Coon and wife, Henry
8. Steelman, j. +. Clyde.
Lamont-H. p. Langrider, G. II
Ross.
Strawberry Point-Mrs. James Dun
smore.
Dubuque-.1 W. Graves.
Hudson-F. f. Eaker.
Sac City-H. w. Lee, j. D. Collins
Tama w. p. Canine.
Manchester-A. w. Caul, Isabel Nc
Chitsh.
Belle Plainc-F e. Pelton, Mrs. Pei
ton, Miss NJ. l.. Finnie.
Hampton-W w. Pettengill, A. D. st.
Clair.
Knoxville. r. Edmonson.
Monroe-Mrs. N. d. Shaw, Richmond
A. Smith
Winterset-Fred Berry.
Storm Lake,. w. oliver.
EXira-C. V. Bentley.
Shenandoah-W. j. Sparks, III. G.
Foskett.
DeWitt-M. d. Evans and wife.
Clinton--A. p. Barker and wife, j. It.
Saunders.
Denison-G. e. Morphy
Villisca--J. w. Watson.
Muscatine-Judson kempton, q. W.
Hutchinson and wife, Mrs. Laura Rey-
nolds.
Council Bluffs-H. A. Reichinbach,
Marcus Hansen, +. A. Case.
Eldora--W. T.. Stanley.
Mt. Ayr-John Chandler.
Renwick-A. j. Lander.
Sioux City-E. r. Lewis, Mrs. j.
Reiser.
Grinnell-Mrs. I. Brande, Annie j
Sanders, S. r. Robinson and wife.
Indianola-Cora Mckay.
Atlantic-C. w. Keeder.
Mason City. w. Parsons, John D
Glass, Alice r. Glass.
Seymour-Charles F. McMann.
Russell-A. H. Stote, A. j. Wood
man.
Maloy-M. n. Sans and wife.
| Red Oak-A w. Laningham, w. M
Martin and wife.
| Adel-N. W. Wilson.
Union-Mrs. II. A. Scott.
TT. Dodge-Robert Carroll and wife
Cedar Falls-Harry S. Mabie, Mrs
| II. M. Jones, p. c. Nelson and wife.
Grundy Center-D. McMasters.
! Ames-Walter J. Fowle.
| Allerton-T. J. Alley.
Jefferson-H. Robinson.
| Waubeek-Mary Bowdish.
New Hampton-Mrs. Belle Kilson.
Hamburger. /. Cole.
Assam, India-John Firth.
Boston-Ella d. MacLaurin.
Chicago. l.. Dickinson.
Omaha-M. B. Rairden.
Bookings, S. D.-B. S. Hudson.
San Francisco-Abie E. Ross.