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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
MERRIAM PARK

Mrs. J. A. Hartigan is spending the winter
In New York.
Mrs. Glen Morton left last week for Seattle,
where she will spend the winter.
The Cosmopolitan club held it's annual meeting
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes Of Iglehart street
sre in St. Cloud.
Mrs. James D. Du Shane returned Monday
after visit in Davenport, Iowa.
&. Mrs. D. W. Doty entertained at luncheon Sat
urday afternoon at her home Oh Marshall avenue.
Mrs. A. C. Bonn entertained, the Young Ladies'
Euchre club Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Marshall avenue.
Mrs George W. Robinson gave a luncheon
Thursday at her home on Feronfa avenue. Gov
ers were laid for sixteen. .. ".--- Il.
Mrs. Wltse Of Chippewa Falls, Wis, a recent
guest Of Mrs. james Crider, has gone south for
the winter.
! The Merriam Park Euchre club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. E. P. Wolmer on Lynn
hurst avenue.
Mrs. O. A. Robertson Of Feronia avenue en-
tertained the Book club last week.
Mr.. and Mrs: H. B. Graham, who have been
returned to Milwaukee. -s.a r.a... - =.
Mrs. Grier NJ. Orr entertained a group Of
Merriam Park friends Thursday afternoon.
The Merriam Park Study class met Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. j. P. sAdamson on Mar
shall avenue. Mrs. F. W. Norton assisted the
hostess -
Miss s. j. Pierce entertained the Ladies' AID
society of the Olivet Congregational church Fri
day afternoon. A fair will be held early in
December. >E@ @
The Bishop Gilbert chapter Of the Daughters
of the King Of st. Mary's Episcopal church met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. James Dr
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sterling Barrett entertained
about fifty friends Monday evening at theil
home on FerOnia avenue In honor of their ff
teenth wedding anniversary. Mrs Barrett was
assisted by her mother, Mrs: T.. Richardson
Mines. A. Cattenech, Frank A. Davis and Rich
sardson.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
ST. ANTHONY PARK

H. L. Hunter entertained Saturday evening
at stag party.
Professor and Mrs. 8. B. Greene have re-
turned from Washington, d. G.
The C. E. society Of the Congregational
church held social Friday evening in the
church parlors.
H. L. Hunter spent the first of the week In
Professor and Mrs. Snyder have returned
from Washington D. G.
Mr. and Mrs. selvage entertained at supper
Sunday evening.
The Epworth League held social Thursday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
on Bayless avenue.
Mrs. Godsbury, who was the guest Of MIS-.
Monday for Quincy ILL.,. where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs P. H. Metcalf, formerly of
the Park.
Mrs. Bassett entertained Saturday afternoon,
for her daughter, Ruth.
Mrs. J. l.. Ware entertained at luncheon for
Miss Clancy, on Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cannon entertaining
DR.. and Mrs. Oviatt, of Valley City, N. D.
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cram, last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ W. Lee, of Minneapolis,
entertained at dinner on Tuesday evening in
honor Of Dr. and Mrs. Oviatt, the guests of
= DR.. and Mrs. Cannon.
Mrs. G. P. Gibson entertained the Ladies'
Cribbage club, of Saltwater, on Tuesday after.
noon.
49, DR.. and Mrs. oviatt and DR.. and Mrs. Can
non were guests, at dinner, of Mr.. and Mrs
w. I. Bliss Wednesday evening.
G; P Gibson spent the week in Duluth
Mrs. Jaerns entertained Wednesday after
noon for her son, Friedrich.
Miss Pauline Berchem will entertain thu
L. B. T. v. club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. S. G. Mason entertained the members
of the Junior Sewing circle Friday, in honol
Of her birthday anniversary.
The Commonwealth Avenue Card club wal
entertained Tuesday evening by Professor ant
Mrs. Drew.
Mrs. Borneman, Of Plymouth street, will en-
tertafn the Ladies' Aid society Tuesday aftSf
noon.
The Literary club Of the agricultural college
met last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhart have been guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Marshall.
The annual meeting OF the household econo
mic division Of the st. Anthony Park associa
ton held Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. D. F. Polk. Mrs. Liggett pre-
sided. Papers were given by Mrs. Snyder, O.
SANITARY housekeeping and by Mrs. we
on housekeeping from the Bluestocking'
Standpoint" Mrs. Newson, of St. Paul, CAV
several musical numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Stubbart have taken
aat on Laurel avenue for the winter.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
HOPKINS

The play ''Tompkins Hired Man. given by
the Hopkins Dramatic club last night at Ander-
sons opera hall, was the most successful pre-
sentation ever given by the club An excep-
tionaIy large audience attended the perform
ance, which was given for the benefit Of the
West Minneapolis fire department. Tho parts
were all well taken and the cast had been so
well drilled that the play had truly profess
sional air. After the performance the younger
members of the audience remained to dance.
Mrs Odell entertained the members of the
Birthday club at her home Wednesday after
noon.
A masque ball was given last night in
gTOtensbreks hall. Faimores band furnished
Emusic and about forty couples were present.
The Eagles are to give dance Thanksgiving
eve, for which the most elaborate preparations
are being made. The han win be prettly
deccsated and turkey supper win be served
,An extra large orchestra has ALSO been secured
aud several oId-fashiu1ad Rquaue dances Will be
i given at the close OF the regular program.
Z. An interesting entertainment and lecture
lsTas given WedheafHy afternoon hy tine leca1
Wosefman's camp Two exnaiFesIt vocal and
piano ao1Os by Misses Kata Curran and Alfue
sHaltua wsre fnI1awed T NM 1owmends
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
ST. PAUL

Inc engagement Is announced Of Miss Mar
garet H. Myers, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter f. Myers OF Ashland avenue, to Lieutenant
Henry L. Wyman. United States navy
inc Assembly, the organization of young mar
ried people, will give its first dancing party
Of this season Tuesday evening, Dec. s, at
Ramaley,s. The committee in charge includes
Mines. W. 3. Peet, John l. H. Field, @. W.
Gordon, E. l.. Shepley and Archibald MacLaren.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
FORT SMELLING

A very pretty military wedding was that Of
Miss Fanny Edwards and Lieutenant Laurence
Mathews, which took place at the post hall
Tuesday evening. The bride wore dainty gown
Of white organdie with veil Of tulle caught
In her hair with a spray of lilies of the valley
and carried bouquet of bride roses The matron
Of honor, Mrs. Williams was in pink chiffon
and carried La France roses The bridesmaid
wore white chiffon with sash of pink tu1le
his attendants, Lieutenant Price and Lieutenant
Faulkner, were in full dress uniform and Cap
tain Williams, who gave his sister in marriage,
also wore the full dress Of his grade. The hop
room presented very attractive picture with
its tmprovised altar banked with green and
white, the national and regimental colors and
a cluster Of wedding bells. After congratula.
tions had been offered the floor was cleared
and a merry little dance was enjoyed broken
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
HAMLINE

Mrs johnson of Fairview avenue has returned
Mr. and Mrs Hofer Of Merriam Park have
moved to 1854 Blair street Aamiine shnHs ,eft last
week to visit their daughter at Onalaska WIS.
Mr. and Mrs II. Holderman and family nave
moved to Minneapolis for the winter, e1:in,n~ Mis-.
Miss Maude Taylor has been entertaining MISS
Anna Tripp Of North Dakota
Miss Gertrude johnson, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. James King, has returned 10
Mrs. Donald Mckenzie entertained Monday at
her home on Minnehaha street.
Mrs Elmer Richardson and son are spending
the week at Watertown. s; D. ,.s
Mrs. S. W. Miller of Van Buren, street has
been entertaining her nephew, c. Il. Nash;
Mrs. L. J. Dobner entertained informally Wed
'nesday for her niece.
fhe Ladies' Aid society Of Knox Presbyterian
church met Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Carl Sheldon of Duluth has heen the
guest of Mrs. Wallace Boyer.
A surprise party was given SATURDAY a1ter.
noon for Mrs. Charles Humphrey IN honor OF
Mrs. N. T.. Holley left last week to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Brandrup, at Mankato
Mrs. Whittemore OF Pascal avenue is visiting
in North Dakota
Z Mrs Perry Payne Of Fargo is spending few
days with her sister. Miss Jeanette Kimball.
Miss Janet Birmingham Of Chicago is the,
guest Of her cousins. the Misses Ffnney OF
Mrs. Croker, a recent guest Of Mrs. sackett,
has returned to her home in Iibertyville, III.
Mrs. Hunt OF MankatO spent part Oh tne week
with her daughter, Miss Marion Hunt at the
ladies' hall.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. n. Roberts entertained at
dinner Saturday evening at their home on Van
Buren, street.
| Mrs clyde Duff entertained at dinner Monday
and Wednesday evenings at her home on VaH
Buren street.
Mr.. and Mrs Stromme Of Minneapolis spent
the first Of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins
/ of Capitol avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rauen and daughter Of Mime
apolis have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
! Lindquist.
Professor and Mrs. George S. Innis enter
tanned the freshman class Of Hamline university
at their home Thursday evening.
The Junior Girls Loyal Temperance Legion
met Tuesday at the home of Miss Gladys Mat
thews, Blair street.
Miss Prather Of Chicago. national field secre-
tary Of the Womens Foreign Missionary society
of the Methodist church, Is the guest Of Mrs.
George S. Innis.
i The Mems Six O'Clock club Of Hanline held
| the first meeting of this year Tuesday evening
! in the dningroom Of the Methodist church. DR..
B.. W. Dunning of st. Paul gave a talk on
1.-THE Benefits Of the Public Playgrounds'
The Masonic lodge gave reception and ban
quet Friday evening in Masonic hall on Smelling
! avenue. Charles E. Collett, Milton l.. Bevans
Charles n. Orr, William T. Winston form the
committee on arrangements.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

Chips and Barks,' which were highly enter.

"Chips and Barks,'' which were highly enter
tanning.
cital with some of his pupils in the Congrega-
t1onal church. Piano numbers were given by
Misses Frances Berry, Clementine Chastek
Agnes Mash, Ida Jacobson and Susie Wheeler
Miss Sarah Graves, John Erickson and Ralph
Freeman played violin solos. Miss Lily Olson
gave vocal number and Miss Eugenie Hensen,
mandolin solo.
Mrs. Charles NBloomquist entertained Thurs
day evening in honor of her own birthday an
niversary and those Of Cora Poppleton Gordon
Gould and Baby hilbert An elaborate birth.
day supper was served.
Miss Ida Japs gave a button party at the
home OF her brother, August laps, Wednesday,
About twenty guests were present.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congrega.
tional church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Poppleton.
Father Cullen will give lecture with NOV.
ing pictures Of the "Passion Play" in the
Catholic church Thursday evening.
The Aid society Of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs Owens Wednesday afternoon.
James Petrak, Of Hopkins, and Miss Nan
Ruzicka, of New Prague, Mimi, were mar.
rted Wednesday afternoon at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs James Booz. A large group
Of guests and relatives present In the
evening dance was given at which Mr.. and
Mrs. Petrak were host and hostess. The young
couple will make their home in Hopkins.
An oyster supper was served Tuesday even.
ing In the Methodist church. Mrs Bacon had
the affair In charge with the object of raising
| money for a large stained glass window fol
the new chapel. Miss Jones, of Minneapolis
gave two highly appreciated recitations and
four excellent numbers were contributed by the
choir y =
The Jewel Rebecca lodge held its weekly
! meeting Friday night In Masonic Temple. The
| election Of officers followed by progran
Of musical numbers and recita tons and a light
| Mrs. Grace Ray, Of Richfeld, has been the
guest of Mrs. John Anderson. -
Mrs. James Kasal, of st. Paul, has been
| visiting her sister, Mrs. A. F. Hlavacek
D: h. shaughenscy has gone to Gladstone
Mich, where he has accepted a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. Rudd left the first OF
the week to visit relatives and friends at thei1
former home.
g. Leathers and Zet White left Wednesday
for the northern part of the state, where they
will hunt deer for couple of weeks,
Ben Souta left Thursday for Hot SPRINGS
Ark
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

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by the pleasing old custom of cutting the brides
cake with her husbands sword and partaking
OF salad, Ices and punch. Lieutenant and Mrs
Mathews received many handsome presents In
silver and crystal. The officers Of Lieutenant
Mathews regiment gave him solid silver coffee
service: They will not take trip, but are at
home In their cosy quarters, No. 8, cavalry
post
Mrs. Johnson wife of Captain johnson, Sixth
cavalry was here for the wedding OF her
niece, Miss Edwards. She was on her way from
the philippines to Chicago. where her husband
will be stationed for two years.
Miss Painter Of Chicago arrived on Friday
for visit with Miss Allen, daughter of Major
Allen of the artillery post.
Captain and Mrs. F. Z. Bamford enter
tanning Miss Snyder Of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
luncheon last week by Lieutenant Lowe and
Lieutenant Starkey, classmates of Lieutenant
Bankhead. -
ihe ladies were entertained at the Officers
club on Thursday night. most enjoyable even
Ing was spent
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

Mrs. James Cornish Otis. Hamline avenue
VIII give an informal tea Saturday afternoon
in honor Of Miss Cooke
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

viii give an informal tea Saturday afternoon,
In honor Of Miss Cooke.
Miss Louise Crosby of Lincoln avenue will
give a tea tomorrow for Miss Shields of Sault
Ste. Marie. N''
Mrs. Judson Wade Bishop has issued invita-
tions for a dance to be given for the Misses
Louise and Mabel Bishop Thursday evening Dec
= ,,al at her r. home on Mackubin street.
cards for tea to be given Friday for Miss
Mary Baird McKibbln Of Cincinnati. who ia
visiting her cousin, Miss Allison McKibbin Of vir-
Mrs. Thomas Abbott gave a tea Thursday
tor ,' her daughter, Miss May Abbott In the
green and white Mines. Ames, Jilson, Gregg and
Richardson served ices and coffee, and at the
punch table In the library were Mines. Pierce.
seymour oeg our and ,+ Fobes The veranda ncosed
I1tney, Victor Gilman and Silas welsh dis
pensed chocolate: Miss Abbot wore wi. chiffon
ana ana carried golden 5aDanese daisies Yrs Alb
friends and group Of debutantes
Mrs: Thomas McDavitt, Grand avenue gave
reception Monday afternoon to Introduce her
daughter. Miss Esther McDavitt Several hun
dred of Mrs. McDav1tt's friends called to greet
wsts yne hast who was very
pink roses. The same roses were in the dining
room, where coffee served BY Mrs. Arthur
sweeney and Mrs. Ha1dor Sneve.
Mrs. A. NJ Eastman gave a tea from 4 to 6
tuesday to Introduce her daughter Miss Mildred
| EASTMAN. The debutante wore white chiffon
ana aaa lace, and carried bridesmaid roses. Mrs
Eastman was assisted by a number Of her
friends and group Of debutantes,
Mrs: James Cox Markoe introduced her daush
| ter, MISS Antoinette Markoe. at a reception last
week. Mrs: Prince and Mrs. Michael Morgan
and Mes with Mrs. MaFb0e and her
Wills. T. W: Teasdale. Samuel Magoffin.
| Charles Fl. F. Smith and Horace g. Thompson
served coffee and Ices in the dining-room. where
| r"H "e"""o o+'ons were pink roses. In the other
used. The debutante wore white net over ia freta
and carried lilies of the valley.
Judge and Mrs sanborn, Virginia ~-enue will
leave the first Of the month for st. Louis to re-
main for the winter.
James J. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs GEORGE sIada .ond
MISS Roeckmann have sailed from France for the
United States, and will arrive in st. Paul ths
first Of the month. VIC
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Oakes Of Seattle. who
nay, nave been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis W
Hill. Summit avenue. have gone to New York.
Miss Amy Horn left last evening for Hart.
| ford to spend a week with her sister Mrs Johr
Bunce before sailing for England. -
Mrs William E. Adams, Goodrich avenue. has
returned from three months visit In Portland
Ore, Omaha and Denver, Col. -'-.. -.
Mrs Nathan Forbes Of New York. who has
been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs W. Fl. Forbes
Laurel avenue has returned home.
Mrs. George Barton French Will arrive from
Kansas City tomorrow to spend Thanksgiving IL
st. Paul 'e =
Mrs. George r. Finch OF Summit avenu,
leaves for the east this evening. =
Miss Mary Saunders Of Summit avenue ha.
returned from Chicago. ~
Mrs. Joseph McKfbbin, Virginia avenue, lef
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
Minnesotans in California.

Mrs. "A. Crowen and Miss Edith
Young of San Francisco, Cal, who have
been spending several months at Fort
Smelling, Mimi, as the guests Of Lieu
tenant and Mrs. f. w. Robinson, have
returned home.
Mrs. R. F. Upton Of Minneapolis has
arrived at Pasadena, Cal, where she
J. G. Palmer Of Minneapolis is at
Long Beach, CAL, where he will visit
for several weeks. : ..
Mrs. Lorine Hull and daughter, Lo-
r!ne, OF Prior Lake, Mimi, recently al
rived in Ontario to spend the winter.
Mrs: j.. M; Beatty Of Clinton, Mimi,
one. OF the Minnesota delegates to the
national w. c. T. U. convention re-
Gently held in Los Angeles, is spending
at Santa Barbara, Cal.
Mrs. Julia W. Crouch, Mrs. Chamber
lain and Mrs. Burr Of st. Paul, Minn.,
are visiting Mrs. Julia Phelps Of Pasa-
dena.
William Dane Of Pennington. Mimi,
was at Santa Ana for few days last
week. "
Shirley G. Reese Of St. Paul, Mimi,
is visiting Harvey H. Cox Of Los An.
geles. MI. Reese is planning to 60 into
business in Los Angeles.
Z. P. Blackman, who has been spend
ing six months looking after his farm
ing interests in Mortified, Mimi, has
returned to Covina. He was accom-
panied by Miss Myrtle Kluberger, who
will be the guest Of the Blackmans dur
ing the winter. -
Mrs. Godfrey and daughter of North
field, Mimi, are in Huntington, the
guests of Mrs. G. A. Newton.
Rev. and Mrs. James Oakley of Grand
Meadow, Mimi, are at Santa Bernar.
dino, the guests of John L. Oakley. They
will make their home at Santa Ber-
nardino. ii =.
B. A: Angel of Willard, Mimi, is in
Santa Monica, the guest Of his son-in'
law, Bert Kiggens, at 267 Paloma ave
Miss Blanche Drew Of Northfeld
Mimi, is spending the winter in Los
Mrs. H. George Cooley Of Long Beach
has returned from visit at her old
home in Houston, MINI. She was ac'
companied by her sister, Miss Lola
Thompson, who will make her home
with Mr.; and Mrs: Cooley.
j. g. Palmer Of Minneapolis is visit
ing his cousin, Mr.. Cahoon of Long
Miss Lillian Kelso of St. Paul is in
Los Angeles, Cal, where she will, spend
the winter with her mother, Mrs. NJ. L
Kelso Of 413 w Twelfth street. =
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Tooker Of
Minneapolis have been the guests o1
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Crandall at Sar
Jose, Cal. They expect to make rthei1
home in the Santa Clara valley. g.. &c.
Miss Anna Wells Of Dodge Center, ii
visiting in Corona. 10 '9>s 57- =.
Mrs., H. dA.s Shedd and daughter o1
Osakis, are in Riverside for. the winter
Miss Annie Olsen ana T.: lLindbeck
formerly of Chokie,: were. married las
week in Escondido where they will make
their home 7st ., -
f. G.: J. Hibgee Of Grand Meadow is Wis
4 iting his son in sEscondido. .s..,.,3.:
p Mr. and Mrs. John Cottren Of Roch
j ester, have removed3to Long Beach. .
i Mrs. P. w. Leaning Of Litchfeld,. i
i visiting her son at Long Beach. ~.
. John S. Pillsbury and Charles E
Heffelfnger were in Santa Barbara las
week. -, @.~ u.. ...~.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

last evening for Florida, to remain for the win
ter.
Mrs. 4. B. Scott is visiting her mother, Mrs.
John A. Berkey, Dayton avenue.
Mrs. John Wann of the Marlborough leaves on
Dec. l to spend the winter in California.
Mrs. John Hammond has returned from abroad
and Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Burnside Fos-
ter Of harrington avenue. Miss Margaret Ham
mQnd is with relatives in New York.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

Mrs. J. W. Bishop, Mackubin street, has issued
caros Tor a dancing party to be given Thursday
evening, Dec. Z. for the younger set.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

The johnson Hall Dancing Glasses
begin first Friday, in January. Miss
Regina Smith, Instructor. Both phones.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-21

picked up and packed into large iron
baskets to undergo the steriliz.ng pro-
cess they are not. touched by human
hands. The cooking of the. corn is
the most Important operation of all.
Too much heat discolors the contents
OF the can and spells the flavor; when
undercooked there remain bacteria in
the can that cause the corn in few
days to SPOIL The spoiled cans are
known as "swells" and are easily dis
tinguished and thrown out before
packing into the cases.
1t would almost seem that with the
increasing output of the canneries
there would result an over-production,
but it is remarkable how the consump-
ton keeps pace with the production,
and, already one-half the stock packed
in Iowa during the last season has
been disposed of by the can11ers and
the balance will more than likely go
into consumption before Sept. 1, 1906.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-21
SELECT OTTUMW A
SOUTHEASTERN IOWA TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION TO MEET HERE
NEXT APRIL
Superintendent A. w. Stuart Instru-
mental in Securing This Big conven-
ation for ottumwa - Between 700
4 and 800 Delegates Expected.

yS The Southeastern Iowa Teachers
association will hold its annual con-
S,Iantion in Ottumwa April s., 6 and Z,
lssyyl906, according to the decision reach
" ed by the executive committee, which
consists of Superintendent A.W.Stuart
9of this city; Superintendent S. K.
stevenson of Iowa City and Superin-
5ltendent P. A. Mcmillan of Grinnell
Che program which is now being pre-
N pared will include numbers by F. x.
aSchoonmaker, formerly Associated
l5Press representative in China and now
Isa lecturer of note. Senator Shelby NJ.
q CuliQm and Rev. w A. Quayle of Chi
lS@gcago, who has written a number of
Nj widely read books These three men
i will be the principal feature of the pro-
gram and around them will be num-
Der of first-class speakers of educa-
tional abilities.
Nh Some months ago the board of edu-
Nation, the corps of instructors and
Lsfeachers in the public schools of OF
4 Eumwa extended an invitation to the
Aassociation to hold it's next convention
SSia this city. With the influence of
sWhfof. Stuart this meeting was secur-
gauf for Ottumwa and it now remains
~ ear this city to provide everything pos
scidble for the entertainment and bene-
9eava of the army Of teachers and instruc-
smndfiIs,, numbering between 700 and 500
syfoio will attend.
THAT the program to be arranged
suiH be attractive can not be doubted,
Halen it is made known that Schoon-
lEsaker, Cullom and Quayle will con-
Etibute lectures and other educational
Natures. This meeting is expected to
ga a banner one in the history of the
association, and if attention to the
minor details, an eye to the comfort
s!f the delegates, and strong pro-
Eram throughout will bring this result,
LIS practically assured.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-21
zETAeATHIANs WIN DEBATE.
Defeat Irvings at S. U. i. In Contest ia
Decide Who Meets Minnesota.

Iowa City, Dec. 20. In warmly
contested debate between the Irving
and Zetagathian literary societies to
decide which team is to meet Mime
sofa in February, the latter carried off
the honors The question for debate
was:
Resolved That the United States
should establish fiscal protectorate
over any South American, Central
American or West Indian republics
manifesting chronic failure to meet
its foreign obligations"
The Irvings affirmed the speakers
being G. R. Barnard, Walter Meyers
and w. F. Riley.
The zetagathians denied the ques-
ton. the orators being Ray Files, w.
4. Brinton and R. c. Cleveland.
The judges were Dean G. N. Gregory
of the college of law; Professor Sam.
Sloan and DIR. Gilbert Houser.