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grip on you, you will certainly know
IL without being told. He stands six
two in his "sox" and weighs 26C
pounds. Can another precinct 10 the
county beat it for d constable?
The vote on state senator IN this
precinct stood NJ to ~ in favor Judge
Bennett. Shame on sm'h wnuld-he
republicans, they should read The edi-
torial in the Oregonian Of June II.
We learn that the would.be-suicide
from Mosier Is walking the streets OF
The Dalles with sore head, wishing
he had done better job.
Rev. D. l.. Dutton, in company with
john Coyle and w. ii. Evans, took
the overland stage to Grass Valley, last
week to attend the Baptist convention
which convened IN that city.
Mrs. j. N Mosier Is visiting In Port.
land, her father being quite sick at
that place.
Mr.. Anderson has purchased the
place known as the Swasey ranch from
A. b. Graft.
Howe & Co. are operating the saw
mill formerly belonging to Sam Stark
and are getting out all kinds Of lumber.
Following are the pupils Of Mosier
school district No, 81, whom the teach
or, Miss Agnes L. Gulorson, placed on
the roll Of honor Mary and Irene
Morgan, Gertrude Davenport, Matte
and Aldine Hudson, Willie Depee,
Willie Stewart, Ralph Smith, Fronie
aud Wilbur Denny, Amy Hart, Leodica
lIaacke.
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UNDERWOOD.

Postmaster Hin Of Chenowith passed
through Underwood, Saturday.
Miss Ella Lyons is expected home
this week.
G. II, Cromwell boarded the boat for
Stevenson, Tuesday, on business.
Strawberry time Ia over, aud your
correspondent Is heartily glad She
forgot to write up the news last week.
Real Estate Agent Culbertson of
Hood River Is often seen at Under.
wood In company with number of
of men looking for homes.
Louis Ellsworth has returned to his
home In Eastern Oregon, after spend.
ing few days In Underwood, visiting
his sister Mrs. Hue Lusk.
The Washington Lumber Co. have
been moving their machinery from
Chenoweth TO ParkertowD In Hood
River valley,
Mrs, +. l.. Davidson of Portland,
aunt of A. j. Haynes, with her children
are spending the summer with Profess
sor Cromwell, at his cottage on the
Clifton ranch.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lyons returned last
week from st, Martin hot springs,
where they have been spending few
weeks for Mr.. Lyons rheumatism. We
are sorry to say he is not so much i'm.
proved as we had hoped,
Miss Berl Ferguson is visiting her
old friends at Underwood.
A. W. Goddard with his daughter,
Miss Jessie, is spending a few days at
Acorn Lodge, where Miss Jessie is tax
ing a needed rest, having just returned
from Europe, where she has been to
finish her course In, German and to
study ancient history.
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MT. HOOD.

Fine weather prevails here and clio.
yer is growing but will be rather short
tn year.
Mount Hood is going to celebrate the
Fourth at the Mount Hood hail, and q
dance at night: Everyone invited.
There was O basket social held at the
hal last Saturday night for the pur.
pose of buying an organ for the Sunday
school, They raised about $25.
Kelly and Weishard have their top.
saw completed and are now ready for
business,
Strawberries are getting ripe and
pickers are very scarce.
d. A. Hart is building a new house.
So are William Cooper, X. Henson, f.
Refs, and w. y. Towers. They won I
any of them acknowledge anything,
but we think 1t Is on account of Its
being leap year,
Frank Schafer went TO Wasco last
Monday to rig up his threshing ma
chine aud get ready to do business as
soon as harvest is over.
Old Jack Frost came along unex.
pected last Thursday evening aud
helped himself to all the young gsr,ien
stuff In this part of the country, Call
again Jack.
j. Nj. Lenz started to work on the
bridge across the mill race last Mon.
day, with Jessie Davidson as head
carpenter.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-16
MOSIER.

Your correspondent, after long sill
encc, caused by being very busy and
not from lack Of news from this Hour
ishng community, win hereafter en-.
deavor to give you weekly, such record
of events as may interest your readers
from this part of the county.
j. X. McGreg0r, George Heacke and
George Hart made a flying trip to
Portland last week. We understand
they are figuring on building a brick
ulock In 'string town"
School will close in District No. 8 on
Friday night, when Miss Matthews
will complete four months term,
Mr.. Henderson of Hood River, Is
doing some surveying for Haacke 4
Hart on their place on Mosier Greek,
| would suggest that if any Of the
good people of Mosier have any news
items Of interest that they wish writ
ten up for the columns of the Glacier,
that they drop same into a box that
they will tind at the postollice, labeled
for that purpose. Get such items In
10y Monday morning.
We are pleased to note the increas-
nggirculation Of the Glacier in Mosier,
and as it is by far tn e best paper pub
lshed In the county, it is good rea-
son why it should be found in every
family, Subscriptions received at the
pustollice.
In the recent election John NJ. Car
roll Nas elected ] Z. aud Ira d, Evans
elected constable. Everybody knows
John Carroll, and that he will carry
the title of "Squirep with becoming
dignity. AS to our eonstable-elect, If
big Ira ever has occasion to place that
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Some Bargains.

l.-6 acres all in berries, miles from
town. The best buy for small place
in Hood River valley.
2.-42 acres 4 miles out; 16 in orch.
ard--l0 of it in full bearing. First
class improvements, 5000 per acre.
go acres, 21S miles out. No waste
land. Lies in the strawberry belt.
40 acres, miles out, so in clover.
Price, $4,000.
5.-l60 acres, 10 miles out, $l6 per
acre.
60 acres, miles out, unimproved,
first class apple land on the East Side.
Price $2500.
7.-40 acres, joining town, per acre,
5000.
$1,000 acres, unimproved at SO per
acre.
9.-Several houses and lots In town
for sale.
10-Lots in Riverview Park and
IdleGilde addition for sale.
W. J. BAKER,
Real Estate Agent,
Hood River. Oregon.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

In the County Court ofthe County OF Wasco,
State of Oregon.
In the matter OF the Estate OF T. G. Dallas,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance to
to an order issued by the Hon George c. Blake
ly, Judge OF the County Court OF the county of
WascO and State of oregon. dated at The
allies. Oregon, June s, 1904, the undersigned,
Leslie Butler has been appointed sole execu'
tor OF the estate Oft. G. Dallas. deceased, late
OF Hood River, Wasco county State Of oregon.
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested 10 present them accompanied
by proper vouchers, at the Office of the said
executor in the bank of Butler 4 Coin Hood
River, Wasco county, oregon, or at the office
OF John Leland Henderson, attorney for the
estate. at his Office In the city OF Hood River,
said county and state, within six 6) months
from the date OF this notice.
LESLIE BUTLER,
Executor Estate OF T. c. Dallas, deceased.
Dated, Hood River, oregon, June l5 1904
Jul8-jy II.
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No. 7272.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoMPTROLIER OF THE CURRENCY.
Washington. ID. c., May d, 1901
Whereas: BY satisfactory evidence present.
ed 10 the undersigned. II has been made TO
appear that "The First National bank of
Hood River located In the city OF Hood
River, In the county of Wasco and state of
oregon, has complied with all the provisions
OF the statutes OF the United States required
TO be complied with before an assoclat on
shall be authorized TO comm nee the business
ofbanking;
Now, therefore, /, Thomas r. Kane, Deputy
and Acting Comptroller OF the Currency, do
hereby certify that "The First National Bank
OF Hood River" located in the city OF Hood
Oregon, Is authorized TO commence the busl-
ness OF banking as provided In section fifty-one
hundred an sixty-nine OF the revised statutes
OF the United states.
in testimony whereof witness my hand and
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ODELL.

East Hood River valley occupies q
conspicuous place as producer of not
only berries but hay and red apples.
Campers are numerous here, and with
the work of the berry picking aud
packing, and spraying of the orchards,
there is no excuse for idlers here.
Write it down that b. T. Young was
out at work spraying this morning at
1 O'clock.
As the strawberry picking progresses,
the pickers are moviPg sOuthward in
stead of westward. The picking is just
now in full blast about Odell and with
probably betb
:, orion ia a
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-16

DIR, NJ, A. Jones, who is living at
White Salmon, but who visits Hood
River the htter part Of the week to
attend to his dental work here, SAYS
White Salmon is growing rapidly. Sew
eral new store buildings are going up.
MIR, Jones says he has purchased two
Lots in that city and will put up a cottage
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-16
Our Phones Working
For you Any time you need something we can
supply it. Don't hesitate to call us up
MAIN 1oo1-
Spray Materials
OF ALL KINDS.
WILLIAMS PHARMACY
STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
EXPERIMENT STATION
A. L. KNIsELY Chemist
STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
EXPERIMENT STATION.

CORVALLIS Or, May Is, 1904
Mr. G. E. Williams Hood River, Or.
DEAR SR-Your letter and the sample of arsenic have
been received.
The arsenic has been examined and should consider
it being of the best commercial articles The anal
yss shows that the sample contains 9965 per cent pure
arsenic. Probably the small amount not accounted for
would be made up mostly by moisture which was not de-
termined | should consider the sample being of
the best am, Very truly yours
A. L. KNISELY.
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seal of Office, this twent. sixth day of May.
1904. T. =. KANE,
lSeall Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency. Aug II
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Nus ~ c Hood @ kye sI snd
Address WELCOME IN BEHALF
And introducing Hon. f. l. Smith, behalf the Citizens
Black, Dukes Dunbar and Dewitt
RESPONSE Department Commander T. Turner
RESPONSE Mrs Rose NJ schenck Department President.
National President Ladies Of the Mrs Belinda Bailey
"a Little Boy in Blue j. R. Nickelsen.
George Curry Representing First Oregon Cavalry and Infantry
Music Hood River Band
#Et MARCH, JUNE l6, 1904 2PM
of
street south First Oak street west Oak Second street south Sec
ond State street. State street south on Park school house.
~ n A. S. Blowers, L. HENRY AWINASs- Committee,
THURSDAY
Strawberries will be served the old soldiers by Hood Rivers
handome ladies'
Hood River Band.
ApDREss OF Republic the Civil
MALE QUA ARrEr w . Aessrs Dunbar, Dukes Black Dewitt
CLUB Young iadea Direction Mrs Margaret Reid
lSoNa Amer BY the udi
ADDRESS w Missours in B. Mayo
ADDRESS Americas Volunteer sodiery Hon Ienberg
DEULToRY Short Stories by Comrades
FINALE ...'..A..H Hood River Band
Shaw Chairman Mrs Fannie Bailey Vice Chair
PaH R T. Nc Cunning Leslie & Butter Il Ser Re Mrs Blythe
Finance Major Booth Erwin s Blythe, Frank A. Cram
Bulding-E L. Smith, A. Blowers, W, J Baker.
Gounds-w. r. Hooe, H. H. Bailey, W J. Baker
Progam-NaiorJ s Booth Mrs louise Goddard Dr. jenkins
Music-Dr Watt, Miss Smith, Miss Blowers Miss Blythe.
BADGES Blythe Canning Booth R. Erwin Mrs stranahan
Accommodations P Cowel Mrs T. Cunning O. L. stranahan
Bnquet2M Davidson stranahan Shoemaker Blowers,
FRU-A Billings Jewett W. Hooe, Coppe Judge Byr-
Paade--A S. Blowers A. Winans Judge Henry @
Auditng-Truman Butler, c. L. Gilbert, T. j. Cunning.
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Program of the @. A. r.
Encampment.
Hood River, Oregon, June I5-l6-l7, 1904.

wEDSrsDAY, RECEPTION NIGHT.
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Several new sections of land in the
Vancouver district will be opened to
public entry at the land office in this
city July 26. The township plats lave
been received at the land office, and will
be placed on file on that date. The
lands comprise two sections in the
southern portion of township l2 north,
range west the northern half of town
ship IL north, range { west, and several
sections in the southern portion of
township II north, range 8 west.-Van-
couver Columbian.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-16

But we have been too busy during the past three
four weeks to write you about them, either by personal
letter or through the local paper However, have
nice line of nearly everything and the fact that 1T will be
good thing for to get your trade needn't blind you to
the certainty that it will be just good for you We
not simply asking for something, are Offering some
thing that's good to you.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-16
Secdless Apples on BIOssOmless Trees.

Sharing honors with the wireless tele-
graph, smokeless coal and microbes
water at the Worlds Fair is an exhibit
Of seedless apples. California contrib
uted some seedless oranges and Florida
seedless p ars, but it remained for
Colorado to produce the apple without
a core.
Not only has this fruit an absence Of
seed, but the tree upon which it is grown
is blossomless. John +. Spencer OF
Grand Junction is father OF the species
and he says that the seedless apple is
also immune from the ravages Of insects
Horticulturists who visit the Worlds
Fair are greatly interested in the
exhibit, as the culture of the fruit is
regarded as an important discovery.
Mr., Spencer is now experimenting with
the various varities of apples and he be-
lieves that he can develop . seedless
Winesap, seedless Gano and other
favorite species. II he is successful it is
likely that other fruit growers will fol.
low his example.
1t is said that the seedless apple is not
hurt by the frost because il has no bios
SONS. 1t is hardy grower and thrives
ahundantly in the Colorado climate.
These advantages in its behalf recon-.
mend it to all orchardists.
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Casey-.:Mi1ls.
Music by Beethoven.

| In the musical history class, given to
his pupils on last "Wednesday. Mr.. Hair
| played the following sonn1as OF Bee
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onnYxooopoooou, ooocoooooooooocooooQ
PRETTY RICHMOND GIRL
MARRIED I'm KEN'TUCK

rhe Shelby. Ky, News prints the fol- fol-
lowing account Of the marriage iii that
city OF Miss Lottie Mchiichaol Bowers.
daughter OF the late John Flowers, of this
city. 8l S
A quiet. but elegant wedding was soleln-
nizcd a the residence of DR., Vim. B. 10 :
gan yesterday afternoon when Miss Lot
tic Mchlichacl Bowers, OF RICHMOND, va,
became tho bride of MI. George FRANCIS
Willis, Of Atlanta. Ga.
The lower floor Of the beautiful nome
was decorated In white and green potted
plants and cut flowers. and tho iinpro-1
vlscd altar was ablnze with candles.
Promptly at five o'clock, to tho strains
of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin, play
Cd by Mrs. Berry. of Science ELI. and Mr..
Matthias Oliver of Louisville, the bridal
party entered the parlor.
Miss Willie Willis, the little sisterGo OF
tho groom and Master John Logan lead
Ing the way. they were followed by Miss
Ida Bowers, sister Of the bride, who was
maid Of honor. Then came the beautiful
bride with her blother-in-law, Dr. VIII
liam B. Logan. They were met at the
altar BY the groom and his best 1nun, Mr..
William Hamilton Moore, of3Atnnta, Ga.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
David M Sweets, of the Southern Pres
byterian church.
. Tho bride wore Partisan robe Of white
applique and crepe linict OH white tat
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fetn and chiffon. Sl1o were the regula-
ton tulle Veil secured BY Il diamond sun.
burst, ia gift OF tho groom. and carried
our Marriage Vow bound II, white KY t
The maid of honor wore Il hand -ombroid.
cred gown OF Whltc crepe de chine and
carried a round bouquet OF Bride roses.
Little Miss Willis wore q dainty dress OF
white Paris mtsllll and Master. John Los
gun d sailor suit Of white velvet
Tho presents displayed in one OF me
lower rooms were beautiful among wl1lc!
were q chest OF silver aid silver ser"
vice. lt' y a q. !.
an eastern trip. After March the first
they will mako their horne In Atlanta
Ga.
The guests from n distance were Mrs.
Ern1a Willis and daughter. of Nvayhes-
Willie, ". c., and Mrs. j. Ashby idifor' OIL OIL
The Bride Is Il beautiful, young woman
and a member or one of Virginia's Old
est and most prominent families. since
coming to Kentucky. to make her home
With her sister, Mrs. Wlllam B. Logan,
She has made many friends. a5@
Mr. Willis was formerly division man
agcr OF the Thacker Medicine Company
and now represents one Of the largest
manufacturing concerns In the SCUM. re
Is courteous gentleman and IN every
way worthy Of the fair bride ne mas
won. faa
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Bovd--Winstotl.

Mr., nnd Mrs, N. w, Winston announce
tie onga goincrt Of their daughter. MISS VI !,
lily Belle, to Mr.. Edwin s. Boyt, q W.. well
Ikno wf1 aiid popular young man Of Louisa 7'l
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tho residence OF Miss Nellie Williams
No. 1892 West Grace Street. The after
noon was devoted to rondos, ballades
and barcarolles, which were sklllfully
rendered by the members.
Mrs Marcy read most Interesting &c.
count of the origin of ballades and bar
carolles, and Mrs. Pemberton delighted
the club with her essay on rondos.
At the close of the programme Mrs.
Thomas entertained the club with two
beautiful songs. She possesses pure
soprano voice Of rare sweetness, and her
pleasing style and charming appearance
have won for her many admirers
The next recital will be held on We'd
nesday, March Gath, when mazurkas.
lninuets and polonaises will be rendered.
PROGRAMME.
1. Glpsy Rendo.. ......... ........Hadyn
Miss Fraser.
g Barcarole. No. /. op, So... Rubenstcin
Mrs. Carl w. Kimpton.
8. Rondeau Brilliante 1850. Mcndelsshon
Miss Mosby,
4. Balladc .....,,,. ....,.,..-... 6ranHs
Mrs. II. O. Williams,
8. Rondeau. u Flat Major......... Weber
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come All up the cup. and In the IRE OF
Spring ,,,rr.
-FOUR winter GARMENT 81 repen,t,aanee u,n'
Tie Bird Of Time has but l't ~ ~ ,,,ne
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II am now using Hcrplcide on my.
scalp and think that It Is acting very
nicely, iii fact, better than anything
5clsn have used. My scborrhoea is not
Scn.cd but Is much better and shall
continue the treatment"
tSigncd) GEO. K. SIMS, M. d.
Richmond, Va. f 81
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At Hermitage Club.

4 .H Y ID
At the Hermitage Golf Club. Febru-
AIRY ed was royalty kept a reception
being given from TOT O'Clock p. NJ, at
which the Richmond world OF society
We're present. Among the throng which;
filed the club parlors and enjoyed It's
hospitality were:
Mrs. Harry a. ellis. Mrs, James S,
Swan. Mrs. II. w. Powers, Mrs. James
Lee Shelton. Mrs. James II, rutherford.
Mrs Horace S. Halves. MRS. John A,
Coke, Jr.. Mrs. II. Stewart Jones. Mrs.
Fred Peasants, Mrs. F. ~. Smallman.
Mrs. Harry Frazier. Mrs. Il. Y. Orgain.
Mrs. =. w. Henson. Mrs. A. T.. Harris.
Mrs. r, II. Meade, Mrs. John y. Orgain.
Miss champe Wallace Miss Wallace.
Miss Elizabeth Weddel. Miss Mary
Belrnc Miss Laura rutherford Miss
port. Miss Agnes Mccarthy. Miss Ruth
Tanner. Miss Preston Womack. Miss
Elizabeth Crutchfeld, Miss Anita Howard.
Miss Mary Howard, Miss Ethel Clark.
Miss Nancy Cooke. Miss Katnrine Yonge.
Miss Charlotte Yonge, Miss JAMIE yVlngo.
9llss Nellie TompkIns, Miss Helen Mon
tague, Miss Mary Waddll, Miss Teresa
Polk. Miss Alice Yancey, aIlss Louise
Yancey, Miss Gay H!lbon, Miss Jen-
nngs. Miss Gertrude Shelton, Miss Daisy
Dickinson. Miss Amy Tutwilcr, Miss
Mamie Lacy, Miss Angela Male. Miss
Male Miss Ruth Gray Hebbard. Miss
Gladys Frazier Miss Cora Duke. MISS
Pauline Powers, Miss Ella Jackson. Miss
Molly Payne. Miss Rebacca Daingerfeld
Gordon. Miss lula Harris. Miss Marion
Harris; DIessls. Sparrow Nyeddell, r. G..
| Wortham William Hab,iston, Harrison
Blair George NJ. Reed, James r, Watson,
| w. a. TONNES. Garrett Tabb. B. Palmer
Claiborne, Hundson Cary, T. De G, Hob,
son, Gessner Harrison, w. T. Ilarvle, Jr,,
Joel Perrin, Thomas X. Correll. F. w.
smallman. Robert Campbell, Granville
Gray, w. II. Palmer, Jr, Palmer Gray,
John a, Coke, Jr,, John 3, Young,
II, II. Meade, j., 81. Crutchheld, William
]. Wilson. G. r, Cadet, r, rs Minor,
Stafford Parker. Carey Carr, II. A. GilIs.
n. Il, Peyton. Il, NJ, Pitcher, Hugh An
1 trim, Saunders IIobson. James Muller.
il, Stewart Jones and Major u. l.
| Courtney,
Weddings Of Last Week.
Miss Sallie Estc!le Wray, the daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. Andrew r. Wray, was
married TO Captain William AlcRorie
Myers Thursday evening at o o'clock. In
i
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Miss smoot. a
s. (a) Barcarollc, Surf Song" zelle Minor
% Rondcau Favori .......... Hummel
Miss Zellc Minor.
In Honor of Her Brother.

Miss Frayser entertained February cd
in honor OF her brother, Mr.. Frank
Frayser, OF Washington, Those present
We're: Mr.. w. D, Duke and Miss Duke,
Mr. Hester Wilkinson and Miss Parldn-
son, Miss Kathrine Elston. Miss Emily
Heinrich. Miss Annie Frayser, Florrie
OVERLY, Virginia Talbot and Minnie Gill.
Tho decorations were patriotic and In
keeping with the spirit Of the day. The
prizes were WON by Miss Cora Duke and
Mr. Hester Wilkinson. Miss Talbot
sang very delightfully."-. much to the en-
joynlent OF those present,
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Weddings Of Last Week,

Miss Sallie Estc!le Wray the daughter
Of MI, and Mrs. Andrew j. Wray. was
married 10 Captain William 1lcRorie
Myers Thursday evening at o'clock. In
Grove Avenue Baptist Church tho Rev.
~. !. y, AaHth9rne. the castor, assls.ed
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s. Violin and Piano. slumber Song
Miss Allen, Mrs. Patterson
All of the numbers were thoroughly en-
joyed.
The next. musicale will be at the usual
time and place.