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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

The Good Will society meets with
Mrs. A. j. Ellermeyer, Wednesday,
April 6, at O'Clock o. m. Bring Thin
bles. Mrs. w. j. Williams, Secretary
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Rhoades are the
proud parents of son born Wednes-
day, March 80. Weight pounds.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

A travelling man drove into a west
ern Kansas town tired and hungry
and put up at the leading hotel. He
sat down at the dinner table and pref
ty soon the waiter came over to him.
"Bean soup" lisped the waiter. '.Naw,
l don't want any bean SOUP" said the
drummer. Corn bread, again called
the waiter. Nav, L don't want any
corn bread "Well. dinner is over -
Capital. This didn't happen at
Cal Loyd's hotel.l
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

f. A. Mechau has rented the store
room north of Mrs. Harrison's bakery
and will open up an up-to-date short
order restaurant.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

F. w. King, cashier of the bank
made business trip to Dighton thi
week.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02
ALPHONSO.

DESCRIPTION. Jet
black with mealy nose
and white belly. Four
years old. Is hands
high. has good clean
hea Wy bone. long deep
body. and is a Jack OF
much style and finish
and when fully matur-
ed il will be hard to
find his equal He has
nrnvon hirnSoIf . Snra
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

There will be no Teachers meeting
April 16, because of the joint associa-
tion to be held at Utica. All teachers
are requested to be present at Utica,
if possible. S
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Strayed-A small red sow pig: I'll
off right ear. Finder please leave nc
tice at this office. j. c. Milholland.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

If you haven't had 'em you'll have
'em by and blythe measles.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

W. G. Olson sold the lot south of the
drug store TO w. III. Athow. travelling
salesman for the SELF Shoe Co.. of Chi
cago- Mr. Athow will erect business
block on the lot 25x80 feet, stone.
plate glass front. and will be the fin
est in the city. Moore's Cash store
will occupy it. Clarence Gleason will
have charge of the construction of the
building and says work will begin at
once
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Rev. Lee will hold Episcopal SER
vices in the. county superintendent
office, Sunday, April 3. All are in
vited.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Any one having their name on the
list for trees at the Ogallah Forestry
Station, and intending to call for
them, can do so after April 9Th.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Burton s. Stubbs are partners in a
Midway show at the Worlds Fair
How much more they have in s'com-
mon" we do not pretend to say.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

For Sale-GOod team of mares. In
quire of F. III. Burnham.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

The w. c. T. U. will meet will
Mrs. Lucas, Wednesday, April 6, 1904
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

For Sale Good clean alfalfa Seet
no Russian thistles. w. j. SkeltoI
Wa-keeney. Kansas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Mrs. A. B. Mumert is on the sic
list this week.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

At the suggestion of friends. and agreea-
bly, to my own inclinations. ] hereby an
nounce myself as candidate for County
Clerk of Trego County. subject to the decf-
/. NJ. WALDORF.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Rev. Clemens preached at Ellis last
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

For Sale-Heavy young work horse,
sound and alright; also corn and oats
and rough feed. J. Il. w. Cloud, II
miles northeast of town.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Mrs. J. A. Nelson visited in Hays
on Tuesday of this week.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

For Windmill, tower. tank
and pump. VIM. Stimits. Bosnia, Kan.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Baker will pay cents per poun,
for good hides until further notice.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

For Sale.
Three good mares, all with foal.
Wagon used two seasons.
Set double harness.
Breaker used one season..
$50 bushels seed barley, 2 tons sor-
ghum.
Z bargain for the buyer.
d. w. B. KURT,
3-19 AZ Ogallah, Kans.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Fine rain Thursday.
Smoked hams at Bakers
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Pay us-we need coin.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02
Sunday is Easter.
Picked pork at Baker S.
Good fresh beef at Bakers.

Fresh pork at Bakers.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

- Now is the time to subscribe for
the official county paper.-xa
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

Oestern Tonsos DorR3
E~eablished March 4. 1879.
~-~-~-~~~~~~-~~-~~~~
SATURDAY. APRIL 2, 1904.
~~~~>~>>~~>~--~~~-
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TREa0 COUNTY.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
At the suggestion of friends. and agreea-
bly, to my oTn inciinati3ns hereby an
Clerk Of Trego County. subject to the decf-
sion of the Republican County convention
Fine rain Thursday.
Smoked hams at Baker
Mrs. J. A. Nelson visited in Hays
on Tuesday of this week.
If you haven't had 'em you'll have
'em by and blythe measles
F. w. King, cashier of the bank,
made business trip to Dighton this
week.
HI. L. Anderson and family are en-
joying a visit from his father, BROTH
ers and sisters from Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Rhoades are the
proud parents of son born Wednes-
day, March 80. Weight 8 pounds.
G. f. Folkers drove out to W. J.
Skeletons Hereford ranch Monday end
bought a registered Hereford bull.
Rev. Nixon's family is over from
PalcO visiting their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Stephens on Big creek.
Rev. Lee will hold Episcopal SER
vices in the. county superintendent
office, Sunday, April 3. All are in
vited.
f. A. Mechau has rented the store
room north of Mrs. Harrison's bakery
and will open up an up-to-date short
order restaurant.
Burton & Stubbs are partners in a
Midway show at the Worlds Fair
How much more they have in ''com-
mon" we do not pretend to say.
Any one having their name on the
list for trees at the Ogallah Forestry
Station, and intending to call for
them, can do so after April 9Th.
The Good Will society meets with
Mrs. A. j. Ellermeyer, Wednesday,
April e, at O'Clock p. m. Bring Thin
bles. Mrs. w. j. Williams, Secretary
There will be no Teachers meeting
April 16, because of the joint associa-
tiOn to be held at Utica. All teachers
are requested to be present at Utica,
if possible.
Our good friend Henry Cutler was
up from Ogallah Thursday after doors
and windows for his new house He
says most of the wheat in hi neigh
borhood is coming out fine,
There will pe select or invitation
Masquerade ball at Collyer, Friday
evening, April s. Prizes will be given
for the prettiest and most ridiculous
costumes. No one admitted except
by invitation. BY order of Committee.
Monday evening while the boy was
delivering goods at the American
House the Trego Mercantile Compa-
ny's delivery horse took notion to
runaway and smashed things up gen.
orally. Nobody hurt but the wagon
looked like young cyclone had struck
it,.
Report of school in District No. IL
for month ending March 18th: En-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-04-02

SENATOR BURTON has handed down
his s'crOwn" or in other words it has
been arrested from him.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21
&jpbcn5ann.

Gen npc S re0cnsbro.
Otter at SC ltorc @rnnit2iller, pno
bpilfe Mi6tportiet al oen 1lpe Tre=
ocnSbro ifol bpile, CT blep1e frroiae,
bar mol1 I'LL taget fut paa Spltillil1=
gen al Sc tire @robl1er, ct 9(rbcioe, Ser
3ugen igielnem fplges mcD tier Sr=
tcresle al Sc mango Wenncl fer, lom
po5ierer oper Sen interiniitiife 5ru=
bro.
Sens Gar cit Mprop,
fbp. fgl. Sperolo11cr, or nfgonct DeO
9pOel1 SEN 5. Sftober, IS Mar CANT
mel. @un beblltereoe 1862 % por /
@eli00el1e al cit uol1niu0elig itjpn
Ienorl ten1me, iom bps tobte Jig me-
get burtigt. San prppe0e Jig lao
lom Sfueipiller, men Hog fife OIL
piltl1of nnrlnelt for6i fan life fu11oe
af(ngge 1in bre0e linllmr6lfe @onoe=
0ioleft. S 1882 tog ban felt Mfife6
fra Scene11 pg bar efter SEN Si0 gipet
pripot l1n6erpisning / Sang.
en- &eteran fra GA.
Sra @artop Strife jor0e0es forleoen
ftp. Sfibsfgrer Sulius Scbebpe, iom
/ 1864 bar !. Stprman6 ON 8oro
I 6regatten uSSpllan6". timber &am-
pe1 beb @elgolan6 bab6e Scbebpe
8agt be0 &attet for at paage ODER, at
&orman6en 1tpre0e rigtigt, og / oe ca.
9 elmer, Slaget bare0e, ito6 ban
fol6blooigt paa fin fareful6e Bolt,
n6ie agten6e paa etbbert &tnf oppe
fra &omman6obroen.. &ngler %
8raanter peb ON 9rene pua bam,
og Malten bag bam blep nGlten oper=
ifuot; men ban beg fife. Otter SIa=
get bleb ban 6a ogina Donnebrogs=
man6. Otter &rigen iejle6e 5cbebpe
cit Sit lang mes enaellfe 9fibe. Set
er 10 mt Ell Song iaa, at meget al
oct bebite, +bi>bar fer til 2an6s, goor
til Gnglanb. Seen BON forhleb bele
fit 2ip Gppen paa en- banIf Spmano>
itgt og beoer1ia, flint / lit Sag og
noen meget Spr9l!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

6lpilspr10e mes 0en 9lf0p0es Or
observation-disclosures log0eS pon &ilte1S
To0enOe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES it &oc6 fra l16=
6er1tp tolte pe0 &ilten, og efter So
len lang man Gamlen ~Sil Simlene
Refer Sin Miifunobeo> @uo"> og
0ermeo bar Sgrgebbjtioen> Ser fun
bop0e poret en- balp Sime, til gnoe.
Sc %fongelige @eri faber tog @fifeo
meo &rofesi orin0e 6inien og forloo
oerpqo, leolage6e al 6ereS 6plge>
&irfen.
Me6 Gtu6enter foreningenS og
5tu6enteri am fun0ets @anmere /
5pi0ien bares MI &ilten al 2DStn=
ititutets 9eger og Msiiltenter neo
giennem &irfens Mi0tergang, fulgt
al Brofesiorin0e 6inlen og ben6es
5legtninge, bporefter Set 1tore 69l=
&c lang iomt forlo0 &irfen.
2igtoget fra Marnorfirfen til
@eltre &irfegaor0 gift bele 8ejen
igjennem ct nnoo0elig SAB al Wen<
ne fer Ser. blottebe @ope0erne ibet
2iglforcn brog forbi. Sen opbelte
Stilbe0 og Nlppr fer fe0e operolt,
og Holitiet booOe let peo at bolbe
Srben.
Eroce5lioncn bcpeacoc Zig n1eget
burtig al Steo, og &l. ~ - ct
&porter efter Sortfjdrlclu1 ira Sir
fen - bopoe Set 11ooet Nooobr1spla0=
le1t, Ser ligei om Sc flelte al 9pen3
@u0er bar lmpffct me0 Stag. Set
fneb for Spgcts gooc1De 3cltogere at
fblge mes, pg list otter fist forlob
flere Nnfferne. @ouOe Geien Durct
list n1ir0re lang, piloe @opeolto0en
l10en Spipl Dope fooet at le ct 2igtog
ioo in1ponerel1bc JONI ol0rig fqr. 9at
b(cu Set = lon N@rofeslor 6il1ien
ielb bop6e pillct Set - finn ct @ogn,
toA ser nooebe &eltre &irfegoar6.
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: 8ropel1, nmfriu1 6nilfcr Sen nurr1e=
tic Slu9t ltoO lalllet, % 81 &iltcl1
| bar luufet / Sorocn, foretog Ya1tnr
| &pcb Spr0poofoitclic1, boo Io0erpor
!: og lplte &ellignelie oocr Torlomlin=
gen.
= Me1 inben Icgct ifiltcs, eif Tr11
Tinle11 og hei1Oes Sp1 Up poo @ru=
pen, 'oa bo Sen fife 3rel1g fer hpjt
+, iogrc Turpel til li11 Sober, bar Ser
Soorer / Sc ollerflcltcs Zine. -
, l16e poo &irfegour6en bar / 6or-
%mi0Iogen5 SIS folnmet Sen enc gogl1
!, eiter Sen m0e1, fl1l6t belnsiet n1c0
&ronie 2DSinltitlrtctS lortf(p0te Sn=
, aeplejerlfer bor Sem il16 til 0er1 inn1f=
fe groo, Ser il10pcn0ig fore0eS n1c0
ct progtfl1lot @lomlter6uffe, o. So
&roniene ira &irfen bor blen11c bragg
te 0ernO, ligneGc @roblteoet ct nnpg=
, tigt 9lomlterbe0. sc prngtigc &c,
fprotipner, blul10t hpilfe &ongenS,
-, &ejicr @ilbeln1S, Song Georgs og
Gromning Nuerolloros loo 9perlt,
1ooe0e felt use poo @or1gene, %
11ltonoielig bcoblcp 11pc @ro1lc at
folr1nne. ....
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

res mes 661, 600 / Sperl fuo, Sc.
Iearop be enet, lom iaor
bopoe $4,000 / ltnoerlf,tb> CT I'LL OPP
fprt mes 1900 Sperifl,o.
Sill SeScrnbo tottpn |
&ipb bapn for Ecrlortrofi=
fen ppfpres 1,450,000 &roner, til
l1opioclie al &orspr Station 1,125,-
900. Sill CIT &eoningsoomper for
%S9syllonos @eltfpit, Ser foor Mopnct
vSelterbopct" og tuges / 9rltg / Be
gynoclicn al urlte Mor, opfbre$ &elt=
bcpiloning. 5prc1lingcn til Snbcrflt=
loleus @cfrnpelic foor 10000 til
lillc Snnotorier.
Surbuo9ettct, Set oroinUre, bier
1866 900 % set cf5traoroinurc
2,375,OOO &rpncrs Meb9onA. Set
uuc ISeltlfpts er MI nlfoifet. Mori=
nculil1iltcricts @llo9et pilcr CT Neo=
gang al $4,000 &roner. Set cfstro<
oroil1urc @lt0act ppipres 1%fpronoret.
iii Iortluttclie al 9pgnln9c1 al
Youierifibet rYe0cr Sfrom" ppf9rss
1 ,06O,O 900 SIR. pg til YoobegpnOelic
al @pg1ingcr1 al en- ny Sorpeopbaoo
100000 &r.
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lomleoes igjen 8. Sftobcr. S Nn=
leoni1,g al Nobningen of6oloteS Ser
ON SSormiooogen ST. II en @n0stie=
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sen operprrcoes at ianntlige Minilt=
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&clli1uelle pper &p1gens pg 6plfct:
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nlunoene Jig ppcr / NigsOugSbpa1ill
gen, Dunr SC lolulebcs / 6plfetingS
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poo luopouiig MuoOc at fpnltitl,cr'
liz.
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Srier nlcb 81 Stcnm1cr, til NUltfpr
n,oll0 &ruhbc nle0 so st., 4G Stcnl
lie eoler bar bloufc % lprcotc. q
Sbpmlen mes 70 Ct.
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meo 33 ct. Sil /. Scr tiornlolri
polAtes Moole ,Mpgool mes 81 Ct
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fenien mes 80. gt.-
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Ser CT pulst Ell i. Nrltfornon0 me
lno freben Mujpritet. Tor 81
&robbc ltemte eiter 9Sprlp0en0e forl1
Sen bans nrrmelt e Eortifnller / SIC
fprnlportiet Observation-Disclosures o
piltl1nf ct Yur Mc0lemumer al p0er}t
@oire.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Hrn erpering al 80 g.
80 Spfinoere al cit 9ggprgl erpe<
ringsr1ctbo6e> sc. @i0erifien og 81.
Sprenlen Dop0e SEN 81. Geptember
in0buot forlficllige til at operoere
Mabningen al Ell Sen II. Wfaj ,. u.
al Motaril1s pl,blic11s paa 6reoerits=
berg forieglet @asie, inoeboloello-
10 Sneie 9gg. 9gggene> Ser par
neolagte Sapimul0,. efter fprlt at
bore polte1rilerebe / Ell S9olfe og
6erefter ne00pppe6e / en- anoen, Ser
luffer for Horerne, bar / set itore
og belle / go6 @on6ttion; fl1n nogle
fao @rocent, eller on1trent Set famine
Intal iom pe0 &relerpering | Salt
ban0, bar for6erbe0e. De 9@g, Der
bap0e bol6t Jig, por ol0eles iom fri
tie og funbe foges og ipeiles offurat
iom 6isie, bbilfet fife la6er Jig gjgre
be6 falfprei erbereoe 9Gg; Ser er Der
for tngen SDibI ON, at 6e btl bettnge
en- bpiere &rts ems almin0eltg pre=
ierbereQe sgg og muIigpts enoog fun=
ne egne fig til l16fpriel og oerbeo
ifaffe 2anoet en- ltgrre Snotegt Of
Wgefsporten. Muligpis mao Der
0og foretoges min0re 9gn0rin9er beo
@etbo6en. Smfoitningerne peo Ero-
cesien belgber fig fltn til 1 Gre pr.
SneS sgg. 9i0erifien, Ser er WGl-
fefnif, bil nj, u0tage Natent paa Sp-
ftn6elien % benter at bltbe en- rig
Ma110 paa benne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21
Simon Moben, Ser CT fol.-

Simon &oben, Ser ct to11-
gepalgt Nicolem al 9om0stinget, fplo-
tie forleoen IS Mor. Set CT for nplt9
as pripat Sci bcnitillet til BAN at
tre0e tilbogc ipm fongepalgt 2o1os=
tinasmouo, oo ban al6rig mpoer I
Siuaet, ems fife for at bGpc fine 9tr=
ter $4,000 &r. Dper &i,1ter), men Na@
ben bar 9ipet ct beitemrt Mfllag / loo
@%cnicc1ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Sen mmen6e 81 9 s :
Sag. S cit Mrttfel ON Sen MI be-
%ap,10euDe &igs0agsiamling ifrtper
u8ol." 81. a., at bpis Mlberti pao11p
frern]utter 8rpglelopeu, ioa CT Sen=
7tres @olitif / fannie 9ieblif iprrngt>
5cIy ON &ortiet for>nclt boloer loll1=
a,1e,1. eoo pil nen1lig alt npopenoigt
90 Iornuitigt ifyocs til She for Den
1lro, lom sllbcrti nil ioraorla ge, p1
Epi5 yolgcr nil bliue piotruffenoe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-05
The News Of the State.

portunity of going ceiling through the Ice.
and a number OF good catches have been
reported The cells are quite plentiful ana
the most OF them are OF good size. There
were but few out after them yesterday,
however, on account OF the excessive
cold.
SLEIGHING PARTY.
In the places where the snow is packed
down the sleighing is very good ana a
large number OF those who are fortunate
enough 10 own a horse and sleigh are tax
ing advantage OF the fact A number OF
the young men of the place are planning
q sleighing party for next week IL the
weather continues without change until
that time.
1T BLEW BACK.
Yesterday forenoon a number of cars
were stalled for some time on Pawtuoket
avenue The snow whioh had been thrown
up on one side OF the track In oag drifts
by the snow plow. blew back In Sucn
quantities as TO block up the track and
hang up travel for while, until the snow
plow could come up from the car house
sA1d clear the track again.
TANK EXPLODED.
Yesterday morning as Mrs. Page. who
lives near Silver Spring was kindline
fire I'm her kitchen range the not water
tank attached 10 the back OF thc ishs
exploded, doing considerable damage ana
brSiising Mrs. Page somewhat. she was
not seriously hurt however. Later In the
day the damage 10 the range was repaired
by a plumber The explosion was caused
by a frozen pipe.
HAD LIVED HERE.
John Martin, who was asphyxiated by IL
Illuminating gas In Providence was Tor
some time a resident here. where he was
employed as a teamer by Tobias Burke
and by the Anthony Coal and Lumber
company.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Tho regular meeting OF Gen. A. II. Burn
side council No. 8. O. T. A. M. will be
held in Mechanics hall on Bullock's Point
avenue this evening.
Tomorrow night the regular meeting OF
tine Csnonicus Rowing club will be hald
at which time the election OF officers VIII
take place
The Sea weeds will bowl q team compos-
ed OF jewelers. from Providence on the To-
cal alleys this evening
Mr. Eli Murphy is confined to MS nome
with pneumonia.
The regular meeting OF Farragut Refer
corps will be held Thursday evening, AT
which time the officers will be installed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-05
VALLEY VILLAGES
Leap Year Party at CIyds..An-
nuaI New Yeats Party.
Funeral Of James N. wilkins

A leap year party was held last evening
at Temperance hall. Clyde, under the
direction OF a committe including William
n. Potter and c. II. Potter, Jr. The at
tendance was not large. which fact was
probably due to the extremely cold wealth
err. Lambs Harmony orchestra furnished
music for the occasion and the dancing
was begun at $50 Programs were frst
distributed and the twelve numbers were
filled by the gentlemen who solicited the
dances Al 1890 a short intermission was
held and leap year cards were distributed
and the gentlemen remained seated while
the fair sex did all the soliciting and fll-
ed their cards with the names OF the
gentlemen with whom they wished TO
dance Many amusing scenes ensued dur
ing the last half OF the evenings dancing
when IL fell to the ladies to play the part
OF the chivalrous The dancing was final
ly concluded at about midnight and the
guests made their way homeward.
RIvERPoINT.
The Congregation Sunday school held
their postponed New Years party at the
church parlors last evening the affair be-
ing well attended. An entertainment con-
were exhibited and several OF them were
illustrated by reading by Miss Hattie
Sherman. Refreshments were served later
and the remaining hours OF the evening
enjoyably spent I'm a social way.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
This morning at o'clock a prayer was
said by the Rev. John w. Geisler over
the remains OF James NJ wilkins. at the
home OF Bernon H. Whaley at Hope,
where the farmer died last Friday after
a long and severe Illness. Later the re-
mains were placed aboard the s:41 train
at Hope and accompanied by the rela=
ttyes were sent 10 Merrimac. N H.,
where the funeral service was held this
afternoon at O'Clock. Later the remains
were buried In the family lot In the ceme-
terry In that place.
The warwick Hose Co No. will hold
its annual meeting at its hose house In
Centreville tonight The meeting VIII be
followed BY the usual banquet
The funeral OF Dainasse Laiselle. who
died at her home on Brookside avenue.
Arctic centre. on Sunday. was held from
the ST. Jean Baptiste church this morn
ing. The remains were later deposited In
the st. Josephs cemetery.
The I. r r. Whist club held decidedly
interesting meeting at the home OF Miss
Nellie Bradley OF Clyde, last evening.
The services OF the week OF prayer be-
gins at the Centreville NJ r.. church to-
night
Room three OF the Centreville school
had TO he closed yesterday morning IL b."
ing impossible 10 heat the room on ac-
count OF a bursted steam pipe
The Lippitt school did not open yester-
dav n being impossible 10 get TO II on ac-
count OF the deep snow.
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that was held in the Labor temple last
evening there were two members initiated.
and since IL was "A summons meeting, all
the more important business OF the ses-
sion was discussed The main business
OF the meeting was the installation OF the
Officers The installing officer for the
occasion was the past president Orrey
S. Conway. Speeches. songs and refresh
ments accompanied the ceremonies. The
following men were installed: President,
Augustus Campbell; vice president. Will
liam j. Leddy; record secretary, r. s.
King; financial secretary. s. A. Archl-
bald treasurer, Aaron Stems; warden. j.
r. McCloud; trustees. J. J. Sage. w.
Horson James McManus. auditors, II. r
Kearney, NJ. Maths. w. ]. Leddy; for
building trades council. 7. r. Kearney.
William J. Leddy. A. ]. Fosberg and Or
rie s. Conway. The members OF the dis
trict council are j. j. Savage. w. Harson.
William j. Leddy. Augustus Campbell, r.
s. King. NJ. j. Gilchrist William Maths.
PLASTERERS TO RAISE WAGES.
At the meeting of the Plasterers' union
meeting on North Main street last evening
one Of the most important items for the
consideration OF the body was the matter
OF the raise of wages The matter will
not me urged till about the first OF May
but the plans are being laid now. Full
consideration OF the question will be given
al the next meeting OF the body. II was
stated last evening that the rates here
were far below those OF any Of the sur
rounding cities and the effort was simply
one 10 equalize affairs.
That was about the only matter OF Inn
portance that was taken up at the meet
ing and for the regular routine matters
were disposed OF the session adjourned.
to attend festival OF the Royal Oak
camp OF Plasterers.