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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
SIDE LINE IN ICE NJ sINESS.
Docs the Trust Also Give Hail for Disor"
derby House Customers"

Louis Harris, manager of tho Florence
Hotel at 1856 Third avenue and William
Field. clerk Of a small hotel at Irving place.
we're taken to the East Twenty second
street police station last night charged
with maintaining disorderly houses. War
rants had been obtained for them early
in the day.
Fred NJ Solomon who lives at the Union
Square Hotel. was in the police station
before the prisoners were brought in and
offered bail for them. Inspector Walsh
was standing In front Of the desk sergeant,
Haven't YOU got anything better 10 do
than TO 20 hail for disorderly house keep
ers2r Walsh said to Solomon.
WELL said Solomon. / am the head OF
the independent Consumers Ice Company.
The American Ice Company goes bail for
these fellows right along, and to keep up
with them ws've got 10 do it. too
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WOoD WAVES ExTRADITION.
Man Accused OF Numbering George Williams
Is Taken to New Jersey jail

George Fl. Wood, who Is accused OF the
murder of George Williams in sleigh
outside OF Plainhed. n. j., on Feb. ?, went
back to New Jersey yesterday afternoon
Wood decided TO waive eItradition. De-
tective Sergeant Foye went over tho lombs
and brought him before Assistant District
Attorney Perkins whore the necessary for
malities were gone through. Detective
George II. Totten had been summoned from
Somerville, n. j.. and he took Wood, who
looked badly scared, away.
SoMKRvILLB, n. j.. Feb. ll.-George II.
Wood was placed in the Somerset county
Jail here this afternoon, where he viii await
trial His arrival was unexpected by the
townspeople and he was recognized by only
a few Of his former acquaintance as he
walked by the side Of the detective from
the railroad station TO the jail.
Wood will not be tried until the Aprl
term Of the Somerset court. In the mean
time he will hive the same liberties AS the
other prisoners in the Jail.
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.,nncal for Worn s1nrnInr.

York Association for Improving the Con-
dition Of the Poor has been - great this
winter, on account of sickness and acci-
dents that an effort l. being made 10y the
association 10 decrease the sums paid for
new clothing The association knows Of
thousand Of tenement children and mothers
who are in need OF worn clothing Agents
lgill call for such articles at any address or
they may be sent to Robert Shaw Mnturn
treasurer l05 East Iwenty--econd street.
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Luncheon 10 ,Inrsarct ncland.

Miss Elizabeth Jordan, editor Of Hdrpers
Bazaar. gave a luncheon Of fourteen covers
at Dalmonico's yesterday in honor Il Mrs
Iorin +. Deani. the author. Those present
were Mrs Deland, Mrs Charles Freeman
MARY +. wilkins Mrs. George Harvey.
Mrs. Adrian II Joline. Mrs George Riggs
tKate Douglas Wigginl. the Misses Jane
and Mary Findlatcr Of Scotland Mrs John
Iarkin. Mrs. John Elliott (Alnude HoweI,
Mrs seldom Bacon Josephine Daskami,
Miss Lille Hamilton French. Mrs james f.
Herrick. Miss Jeanette L. Glider and Miss
Elizabeth Cutting
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Portland Cement Company STRIKE Scincd

GLENs FALLS. y. y. Feb. II An M
cable agreement between the Girt- '"'
Portland Cement Company and ih" ''.i'
crs Union was reached last night
March I 400 men will rctlru a. war,
being idle since last fHll. III" liI''
and their helpers accept rcauc'
IS per cent. while the common To.
go hack at the former rate, Earlier
week the ofer Of the company "d-
jected and plans We're made q" ''
u new kiln system. which wou
the working force 90 the PANT
per cent. This evidently crra
the burners 20 terms. y trH n1"n'
tract WIS signed by thucouf any u"- TO
Union.
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learned to-day that Congr ssnan Norton
p Otis 81 lonkers is seriously Ill., he is
a millionaire and the head OF the Otis Ele-
vator Company, which he founded He is
suffering from n complication Of diseases
and has attended this session Of Congress
but twice.
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pleased him. But | AIN afraid some Of hl7
pleasure was lost when ] told him that the
other bear was namd Carrie Nation. The
only persons who will accompany the Pre7i-
dent on his trip are Secretary Loeb. Sloan
simpson of Dallas, the President physi-
cian and myself.
Col Lyon said that he had not been ad-
vised just how long the President VIII stay
In San Antonio. Neither is he advised a.
10 his itinerary after he lcuyc- the State.
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Atlantic city Fishermen safe.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., Feb. 1.-THE crew
Of the power fishing boat Elizabeth, which
was thought 10 have been blown 10 sea, got
in safely in dory to-day. The Elizabeth's
motor broke down and she was left an
chored OF shore.
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JOTTINGS AB0UT TOXIN.

The annual meeting ~ zoe Lrra' tid Soricty. 10
which thr public Is invited, "i hc h,ld iu ~ Music
Chamber Of Carnegie Hall. on fr' ". ~ % y ~
Reports viii BE- presented % tIc rr,tdgut, iT,sslrcT
Gnd 81 the IiiorneyL
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BullfinCheS

Whistlng Bridal wreath How Can Leave
Thec?- Let Us lie Mrrrs "i.lfc Is Gay. The
prodigal sons Return" Prices. so, $50 s'5' sloo
Two or three wiiA extra long echo songs. $50
The CampAninl Holden Canary varied bells, filis.
flute notes soft. evening singers. SO. SIS. $50.
e.. II HOLDEN. 240 9th Ave- near 18th.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
LASALLE

f. C. Harrington made flying
trip home from Carr Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ogilvy,
Wenesday, Sept. 81, daughter.
Miss johnson was the guest of the
Misses Coil and Hayward this week.
Mrs. George Gregory is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Nc
Kinney.
A. E. Bentley met with the mis-
fortune of losing his buggy horse the
first of the week.
Mrs. McKissick of Denver, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
James Beattie. left for home Satur-
day.
DIR. and Mrs. w. S. Partridge and
babies of Timnath were the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Taylor few days
this week
Careless switching in the railroad
yards Tuesday demolished the dirt
apron at the beet dump, thereby re-
tarding shipment for a few days.
DIR. B. A. Warren, who has been
so seriously i'll with typhoid fever at
Georgetown, is improving slowly.
DIR. McCutcheon has taken charge of
his practice here.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05

family will move out there this
month.
G. N. Minner, living one-half mile
east OF town, is now convalescinc
after a months confinement with
typhoid fever and sat up for the first
time Monday.
j. j. Neffziger moved Saturday
into the house of his son-in- law,
John Elder. Mr.. Elder has moved
his family to Eaton, where he has a
position as station agent.
Mrs. S. l.. Simpson living one
mile east of town, will start for the
state of Washington Thursday or
Friday of this week, where she will
visit her mother for couple of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Anderson,
who arrived from Arkansas last
week, have gone to work for Albert
and Edgar Allison. who are going
to farm the elder Mr.. Allison's west
place next year.
Ray, the little son of George Kes-
ner, had the misfortune to get hold
of a can of concentrated lye one day
last week, getting it into his mouth
and on his body. He was quite
badly, blistered for a few days but is
nearly we'll now.
Early Friday morning the chicken
house on the Wyatt ranch, four
miles east, was discovered to be on
fire. but too late to save it and it was
entirely consumed. AS about one.
half the chickens are missing it is
believed they were stolen and the
fire started by the thief dropping a
lighted match inside the house.
The house stood within few feet of
a large granery filled with grain, but
fortunately the wind was in a favor.
able direction which saved it from
catching. A year ago barn burned
on this ranch, burning eight mules
and four horses.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
HlLLsBoRo

Mr.. Baker is having his pool room
plastered.
Mr.. Mellon has purchased the
ASdell farm.
Miss Newman entertained Evans
friends at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Baker made a
business trip to Denver last week.
DIR. Fuqua of Greeley is tending
Louis Embree who is very low with
heart trouble.
Will Newman returned to his
farm Friday after two weeks visit
with friends and relatives in Denver.
Mr.. Lewis has bought Mr.. Will
sons crop for this year and he has
also bought the two years lease on
the farm.
A terrific dust and wind storm
swept through here Friday, doing
considerable damage to trees and to
the hay in the fields.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
AuLT

w. j. Henderson took business
trip to Denver the first Of the week.
Mrs. Knots % Magnolia, o. is
visiting her niece, Mrs. r. M. Gale.
Mrs. d. f. Gibson left last week
for a months visit at her old home
In Missouri.
r. d. S. Padget has disposed OF
his stock of dry goods and groceries
and leased his store building
DR.. r. w. Hoyt, recently OF New
York City, has located here, having
rented Office rooms in McGlenn S
building.
There will be union services at the
Congregational church next SUNDAY
morning and evening. Rev. Il. Z.
Long, the Baptist minister, VIII
preach.
j. f. Morrison has about hnished
his new house on his farm east OF
Dover. 1t cost him 81, 1000. HIS
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
Nj Over Weld.

moved from Kersey to Evans. They
will occupy the John Paul residence
on Seventh street.
Joseph knight left Saturday even
ing for Portland, Ore. From there
he will go to Canada. He expects
to be absent thirty days.
The Misses Eva and Anna Harris
who have been visiting Mrs. Tuller
for the past month, left Saturday for
their home in Webster City, Iowa.
DIR. Leavenworth of Altman.
Colo, formerly an Evans resident,
was calling on old friends here. He
was on his way home from Goldfield,
Nevada.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Ashby
who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. j. L. Cornelius, for the past
month. left for their homes in the
east Tuesday. Mrs. Cornelius ac-
companied them as far as Denver.
The sparks from passing engine
on last Friday afternoon set fire to
G. II. Young's warehouse and the
Evans beet dump. The prompt as
sistance of the water brigade extin-
guished the fire before much damage
was done.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
Hlghlandlake

Farmers are preparing to harvest
their sugar beet crops.
Farmers are preparing to put in a
large acreage of fall wheat.
Mrs. Elmer Oviatt of Denver is
visiting in the home of E. E. Oviatt.
The telephone line for the sugar
company is nearly finished through
here.
Mrs. f. 2. Woodley is stopping
in Longmont, taking medical treat
ment.
r. S. True is in Longmont beauti-
flying some of the homes with wall
paper.
There was nice rain here Thurs
day night which settled the dust
nicely.
There was no school Thursday, so
the children could attend Pumpkin
Pie day in Longmont.
There is prospect of DIR. Dilling-
ham locating here If he can purchase
lot to build on reasonably.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
GROVER

Mrs. Rising was in Grover Mon
day.
Art Myers is putting up hay for
Mr.. Cochran.
James f. Harris went to Pumpkin
Pie day at Longmont.
Mr.. Cochran and daughter, Myrtle,
have been on the sick list.
f. E. Myers has been holding
Bachelors hall the past week.
George Thomas has been helping
Mr.. Davis put up hay the past
week.
Mrs. Lettie Holiday was calling
on Mrs. Grant Davis Sunday and
Monday.
John Lingelback and James r.
Jackson made flying trip to Sterl-
ing on business last week.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
WEDDINGS
NIchoIson-Te

At 10 O'Clock last Sunday morning
at the residence of the Rev. r. j.
Hunter, William Teetman of this
city and Miss Harriet Edna Nichol-
son of Erie, were united in marriage.
The people are both we'll known in
Greeley. The bride has for some
time been one of the popular cen
trail girls with the Bell telephone
company in this city. She is the
daughter of Newton Nicholson of
Erie. The groom was for some time
connected with the Bell telephone
office in this city also, but is now
with 'Mack's' grocery.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
EATON

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Platner drove
to Greeley Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Halpin was shopping
in Greeley Tuesday.
E. G. Steele and family are visit
ing in Beloit. Kansas.
w. w. Kennedy of Windsor was an
Eaton visitor Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Lester of Greeley was
the guest of Mrs. VIM. Sheer Friday.
l. f. Ingle of Greeley was trans
acting business in Eaton Thursday.
Rev. E. Payne attended minis
ters meeting in Greeley the first of
the week.
Levi Dickerson and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland,
near Severance.
G. A. Carlson of Fort Collins
visited his brother, DR.. j. G. Carl
son, in Eaton Sunday.
c. d. Eggleston and family have
moved into the new Fanny Jones
cottage on Maple street.
Ben Middleton has rented the
warehouse of Bruce Eaton and will
buy potatoes for L. Starks s. Co. 49, .
The Denver Three Mile House
ball team played the Eaton Eagles
Sunday and were defeated by score
of 5 to 4.
The members of the Ladies Aid
Society held surprise party at the
home of Mrs. G. w. Atkinson Tues
day evening.
Mrs. w. B. Grant has returned to
Eaton after a years sojourn in New
York, where her son, James, is at
tending school.
Manager Gosselin of the Colorado
Telephone company reports a large
increase in the business by way of
new subscribers.
A social party was given at the
home of w. r. Clark Tuesday even
ing in honor of Abner Adams.
Those present report very enjoy
able affair
T.. l.. Hensley of Eaton and Miss
Isabelle Smith of Fort Collins were
married Wednesday, Oct 4, at the
home of the bride. Rev. S. G. Dick
inson officiating.
Owing to i'll health Miss Lucy
Scott rendered her resignation as
teacher of the fourth grade and her
place has been filled by Miss Sophia
Voyler of Denver.
The Eaton schools are progressing
nicely under the management OF
Prof. Copeland and his efficient corps
of teachers. About 300 pupils are
enrolled and l3 teachers employed.
What might have been very dis
astrous fire occurred here Sunday
morning. The alarm was turned in
and it was discovered that box car
near the lumber yards was burning.
The prompt arrival of the hose team
soon extinguished the fire. 1t was
supposed to have been the work OF
| hOboeS.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
EVANS

Frtea and son were Long
tors last Thursday.
}. Perkins left for Denver
Pfa short visit with friends
Mrs. Dill of Canon City
visiting Evans friends for
Feek.
MIS-. VIM. Fashbaugh of
oity are the guests of j.
Fugh and family.
Pals gun club has disbanded
Fason but the target shoot
Continues at night.
|ohergan and family have
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
New Tram Service.

A new local train service between
the Greeley country and Denver was
started on the Union Pacific last
Monday. The train starts from Ault
at 6 80 in the morning, leaving
Greeley at 6:57, and arriving in
Denver at 8: 30.
Coming back from Denver the
train leaves there at o'clock in the
afternoon and reaches Greeley at
6 ~. and Ault at I O'Clock. The
reuglar trains will still carry the
mail as heretofore, the new train
carrying only passengers, baggage
and express.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
CROW CREEK

Mrs. A. S. Lincoln is visiting in
Denver.
A. S. Lincoln went to town on
Friday.
Harry Briscoe and Wallace Amby
are working for II. W. Briscoe.
George Briscoe and two sons, Ed
ward and Paul, were in town on
Saturday.
Miss Pearl Cannon and mother
who were visiting in Denver for a
few weeks, have returned home.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
Wheeler.

Theodore E. Wheeler, an old resi-
dent in the vicinity of Platteville,
died at the home of his brother,
John B. Wheeler, west of that town
last Tuesday morning. Cancer of
the stomach was the cause. De-
ceased was born in 1886 and came
to Colorado in 1859. He was inter-
ested with Dennis Sullivan of Denver
in land in the vicinity of Platte
Vile. but three years ago sold out
his interests. Lately he has been
living with his brother The funeral
services were held at the house yes
terday and today the interment will
be made in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05

at Nantes with her son, Walter
Kinney, Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Croft has gone east to
visit relatives. Mrs. Croft of Gree
ley is here staying with her sons
during her daughter-i -in-!aw's alb
Sence.
Raymond Pritchard of this place
and four other boys were badly
burned In the Slate coal mine near
Fort Lupton Wednesday morning,
caused by gas explosion. Two Lup-
ton doctors are waiting on them.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
BIO BEND

Mr.. Moerhle is hauling grain this
week.
Arnold Boal is hauling beets for
Mr.. Nelson.
Miss May Flowers is on the SICK
list this week.
Aid Society will meet at the home
of Mrs. Thacker Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John Kinney of Evans visited
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05

t,,rrn. who has been very
oboid fever, is reported
kr. ~
4, of the Empson Pack
T. is looking after his In
personally
Lmers are busy hauling
(ars are very scarce and
II wait several days.
\. railroad has employed
r,or the section and will
In.a for them to board
bars who were burned in
Lipo are all improving and
| be resumed at the mine
Ii this week,
|pridith. T. S. Monson, Il.
l. and T. c. Winbourne
lnrer Tuesday looking up
|gar factory proposition.
4 that visited here Satur-
! destroyed the tomatoes
Ftories have enough stored
kIll force for a week or
|Tvombly is building a
| in addition to the Blue
|ch II. E. Bennett will oc-
A stock of buggies and
|y from Wisconsin came
week for their health.
kben had consumption and
hight. The remains will
In Hillside cemetery here.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
Ens District.

jgging has begun in this
ID cutting of alfalfa Is be-
or this week.
ing visited her mother at
lrday and Sunday.
elson and Mrs. Cruise are
latiyes at PaliSade.
bf the farmers attended the
ht Eaton Saturday.
lies Aid met at the home
Snt last Wednesday after
Arr has built additions to
occupied by o. BlystOne
Howell.
lmore who has been visit
les at Salida returned to
last week.
bmes Las purchased a farm
Severence and expects to
after potato digging.
Pill be no preaching SER
)e school house for four
Rev. Elliott is at Oberlin,
b vacation.
|choonoyer having resigned
Of secretary of the school
II. Grain has been ap-
ill the vacancy.
p number attended the
4 the Rebekahs at Ault
Ry evening. There was an
Refreshments were served
eral good time had.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
ST. Reward.

For return Of the inner tube of an
automobile tire lost between Greeley
and Lucerne Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1905.
e. S. Pinney.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
DEATHS
9otcher.

Mrs. Dora Betcher of the Godfrey
Bottoms died last Monday and was
buried Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-08
Bits 81 heW$ from the ORANGES
Notes OF Interest coneenis Maine
Granses-Pomona Meetings and Report
of tho Work Being Done
Waldo Pomona Cranae.

Waldo County Pomona Grange met
February 14th with Silver Harvest
Grange. Waldo The day was pleas
ant hut the roads were badly drifted
which caused the attendance To be
light: but few OF the officers were able
to get there. Those present report Il
very enjoyable meeting. The meeting
was presided over by Worthy Master
Evans. The other officers present
were the lecturer and Pomona. The
pro TEN officers We're A. l.. MudSett.
o.. =. NJ. Cunningham. chaplan; ]. II.
Cilley. secretary; J. F. Wilson. s.:
j. II. Wentworth. G. X; Fl. F. Smith.
\. :: Nina Smith, l.. A. s: Mrs.
Muiseit. F.. Mrs. Wilson. g. After
the opening exercises Il class OF four
was. instructed in the fifth degree. ON
calling the roll of granges i've re-
Spondel The noon recess was then
taken When the grange was again
called to ORDER fine address OF well
come Was given by Alma Smith and an
Xoeilent response by Agnes Abbott
The choir then gave Il selection. The
topic, (Which is the more profitable
for the farmers of this section TO raise
potatoes or sweet corn was opened
by the worthy master. followed by
MesSrs. Paul. Wilson. Cunningham.
Hoilpes and Abbott. The following
program was furnished by the host
grange: Recitation, Ada Cross; duet.
Alma Smith and J. III. Cilley; recita-
ton, Alma Smith: music: recitation.
ThirZa Cross; music; music by \. l..
Ntud@ett ana Wife. A vote of thanks
was given the host grange for enter
taInnlent.
The EeXt meeting will he with Mystic
Grange. Belmont. March IA, with the
following program: Opening exercises:
comforting fifth degree; report of
oranges; address of welcome by Nettie
Mariner; response by Abbie Ordway;
remarks for the good of the order; APP
pointnlent of committee; recess; music;
topic, should lobbying in our IeSisla-
tune be made Il criminal oifense? to
he opened by j. T. Wilson: remainder
of program by Mystic Grange.
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TRACK AND STABLE,

/. t. Atwood. of PASSPORT. has sold
ms we'll known pace. "Butchpr Boy"
- " III. Fitch OF Hoyd"n's Lake.
Ge"rs" Chill: Of Canton Point has
pnrchasrd the promising young mare of
MIS-. Luna Foster. which ne has been
i"''iils IN" past season. Mr.. Childs
mas h;'d the ,;lr Of niHc horses this
winter.
'haS. Foster Of Canaan. recently sold
10 Wateryilr parties his promising
sterling colt two years ola. kind ana
Well broken to carnage s,id ., ha
fastest of her age in tow. for IN. pi,.,
sum of two hundred dollars.
Col. w. G. Morrill, cf Pi,tsfe,d has
bought of Ed. Hlnte.' Il we'll bred four
X"ar-o!d colt. Ii hands high. by FL
dorado. dam Empire Knox. for the
high price of SO This i prubabIy Tho
highest sum pail for Z colt in Pittsfield
for many years. COL. Morrill, will sell
tie animal to +. G. FAR Of Lewiston.
r. II. Conner Of Bnlfast. has sold to
Horace Chenery for 500 his ~: months
old filly, Consuelo. by Edeemark (216).
The filly is out of the mare Daisy AM
owned by f. =. Conner. she by a son
of General Withers and is exceptional
ly handsome With cItreme hook and
knee action lnd looks on paper like
another Miss Whitney COD
G. F.. Sanhorn. Of Newport. owns
Norris Nelson, 2 thrca-year-old stallion
by Orr Nelson. 1854 UriaD by Nelson.
90. dam Clip by lIar!nngcr. n dam
Fanny by pir'Go: dark bay with star
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Lincoln Pomona Grange.

This body met Feb. Il, with Willow
Grange. jefferson. Though the day
was extremely cold and roads very bad.
vet 10 were present from Maple. from
Waldobnro. > from Ocean. from Coop
ers Mills. and II from Willow Grange.
The officers were Master, j. +. McLain:
cvcrseer. Flora Ames: lecturer. George
Tobcy: secretary. Geo. +. Linscott:
chaplain. George Erskine; treasurer.
Albert AmcS: steward Frank lib
belts; asst. steward. Luther Kennedy;
l.. asst. steward. F.stelle Andrews: Po-
mona. Mrs. j. |. Mank; Flora. Mrs. w.
K. Walter; Ceres. Mrs. George Bonner;
gatekeener. George Behner. Reports Of
oranges. Mrs. George Benner was in
stalled Ceres and George Benner gate
keeper. by Master Mci.ain.
A class of 10 We're obligated and in
strucied in the 3th degree by Master
McIain \ substantial dinner was
guests. Tie program was. welcome by
Mrs. Nathalie Tibbetts: response. W.
Il. Walter; recitation. Mrs. Angie
Skinner: recitation. Miss Bernice
Clark: The Brown-Tail Moth" Geo.
+. I.mScott: discussion. should There
be a Municipal Court i'll Lincoln Coun-
tyr" w. II. Walter. =. r. Jackson. c. NJ.
Davis. J. +. McLain. y. a. Skinner All
but two voted against having such n
court. Reading. Mrs. George Benncr:
recitation. Karl Tobey. This was a
very enjoyable and helpful meeting.
Thu >neXt Pomona meeting will be
with Dycrs Valley Grange March IA.
Those who took the 3th degree were
Abial Weeks. NJ. J. Johnson. Mrs NJ. I.
Johnson. Mrs. Nettie Andrews. Mrs.
Atwell keene. VIII Ninal, Atwel
kcene. Nina Lnscott. Bela An
drcws, Mrs. Alice Han. Alphonzo Han,
Matte Day. EernIce Clark. Ralph
Jackson. 4. NJ. Davis. Frank Davis.
Mrs. Sadie Davis. Mrs. Alice Ionses,
Chandler Stctson.