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Near Towos III. Shelby county.
Illinois. in 1861. A. J.. sharrock, who
represents the Eighth district in the
upper house. was bora. IN 1882 he
followed the trend Of the travel and
went west, settling down n Kansas.
He soon made a favorable impression
upon The people as being a bright
young business man and was appoint
ed deputy district clerk of Ccmanche
county. He filled that place with
credit and honor. Later he followe :
various other lines CT work, and in
1893 came int tie Cherokee strip.
with he rush, and started into the real
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One Of the best men in the upper
house is the Democratic War Hoes," "
as he is commoGly called by his own
people. W. p. Francis. from the Thir
teenth district Senator Francis was
horn in Lamar county Texas. and has
workingmen, which already has cost
his life. lie came to Greer coun. y
and iesider there until 1850 Frcm
there he moved to Roger Mills at the
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James A. Menefee, Of the Eleventh
council district. is a Democrat Since
coming to Guthrie and working in the
legislature he mas built M trust
Of hundreds Of friends. He is a leader
IN his party and is respected by all.
Senator Menefee was born in 1871. at
Hamilton, Missouri. He obtained his
education IN the public schools Of
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The senator from the first district.
Joel r. Sco;t--was born in Herkimer
county, Now York. ia 1855. His pa
rents moved to Dwight Illinois. where
he went with them ami engaged in
teaching school at eighteen years of
age. His next move was 70 ente- Wes
leyan university at Bloomington from
which he graduated He moved to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

,1oup City, Nebraska, where he prac
ticed Law and edited a newspaper for
FIVE years lie was tier cnosen dis
trict attorney Of that district for two
terms. he was nominated for sta g
senator but was defeated. In 1879
President Mckinley appointed him re-
ceiver Of the Perry lard Office Sen
atcr Scott is one OF those cean Re
publicans N whom the honest eye
nay see az exemplary man as well
as a poll clan He is lawyer ri
mere than cor mon alil:ty and an al
round good fellow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27
LEADeRErTEs.

Local Happenings Of city and Terri.
tory Briefly Told.
Hobart Is threatened witn second
telephone system.
Altus was the scene cf a cotton
rnrning ten days ago.
c. F. Eariss has been appointed
postmaster AZ Mars'oa.
Company G. gase a military ban at
Pend Greek on Monday night
The Silent Few is an Enid club
Everett Purcell Is not a member
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Tho councillor from the Ninth dis.
riot, = J. Murphy. IS a Republican.
lIe serve'i two years ago as a member
of tie lever hcuse and established
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

The Usage delegation has returned
from Washington aad expresses itself
as hopeful Of che allotment bill now
before congress.
Two doctors homes we're BURGLAR
lied at Enid the other night. The roh-
tors evidently needed enough money
to start bank.
The raukolnis Horaet asserts that
Oklahoma school patrons are forced
to pay SO cents mere than Arkansas
folks for a higher grace geography.
Mrs. II. s. Bruce wife of the SUI
erlntendent Of the Wagner pubic
schocls. was thrown irom her car
-iagc Yesterday and seriously y injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

lima. He studied medicine arG p-ac
ticed his profession IN mis- home state
and fo}owed it for ten years in Texas,
after which he went uIto tic cattle
business In 1885 ne VAS given tas
contract Sor taking care u oklshoma's IS
insane AND ne located The asylum at
Norman. Senator Th~calgin became
citizen Of Oklshn,aa City anc IS now
proprietor Of the Tareadgill hotel one
Of the finest hostelries west OF tie
Mississippi rlve- He IS a strong Re
peb lean and q straight business man
He has gained me confidence Of me
people 10 his district and especially
in bis home city. He VIII tecome
famous for having i9'Toouced ihe anti
tood'e BIZ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

Hamilton and Kansas City. and Lee
and WASHINGTON universities. He WIS
hank clerk for two years in Florida,
f-cm which place he won't TO Bowie
Texas and was cashier OF the City M.
tional bank for several years. In 1896
he engaged in the grain business at
Kansas City and became president OF
he Hay Dealers association Not
long after the opening OF the new
country he moved 70 Fort Cobb and
wcnt into the mercantile aad cattle
business. Two wears ago he was q
,arGiidate for the lower house of the
legislature from Caddo county but
was defeated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

opening He helped to orgapizs tie
Democratic party in Greee and Roger
Mills counties, and has uaver missed
a Democratic convention N ms home
county. Senator Francis has heen a
farmer the greater portion of his life
uld has always naturally worked fer
the interests of "the Man Behind the
Plough" Two yea-s ago he represent,
ed his county in the lower house ami
made himself a clean record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

Seventeen babies we're oora in Al
tus and vicinity during December
Ten were toys; two Ct these twins
h H. Nixon, a cattieman, aged So,
and Mrs. Louisa shelling, both Of
Ada, were married at shawnee Mon
day.
The Mirror. a Sunday paper, Of 1s
pages has made its appearance at
Shawnee with NJ A. Leftwick as
editor.
Buck Camp9cn of Waukomis. has
left Arizona for California lie viii
end his journey however, where al
the einisran's 90; that 's in Ok!aho
ma
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f. I. Crs'le. senator from the Fifth
district. WAS born in Hardin county.
Kentucky. iE 1872. He got \ good
education in the best institutions OF
.earniat in Kentucky and Ohio In
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Senator John Threadgill, who repre-
gents the Fourth council district is .
native of Anson county North Caro-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

1894 he novel TO Norman where he
engaged + tgc educational work ex.
NusNely for six years serving as
county superintendent II Cleveland
cc'nty for Two terms. Senator Cralle
is mau With remarkable ability aud
has already made an enyiahlo reputa-
ton for himself "a the legislature For
the last four years he has been IN the
abstract, bonding and real estate bus
mess az Norman. He is tho.oughly
acquainted with The needs OF his peo-
PIE and came here with a determina-
lion TO do al thar nc could for them.
In Senator Cralle the upper house has
man Of loroe. he is a Kentucky
Democrat and true 10 the principles Of
thai political affliation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

himself so'idly as a man and pC,iti-
clan Of priLciple and honor. Senator
Murphy was born in 1860 at Sewers
vile Ohio He went from taeie 70
Fulton county, Ilincis He was \
travelling salecman for a while, but
later went iato he grain and milling
nusin, ss at Astoria, Illinois. Senator
Wurphy came TO Oklahoma IN the
early days and sett cd on a farm il.
the Washita valley. lie was on the
beard OF agriculture from its organi-
yation ia ;he Hrrit2ry UP to short
time sgo. He is fine pmliamentarian
and one of the strongest members og
The upper house
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Leslie G. Nihlack Of Guthrie. repre-
sents the Third distriet iD the upper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

The application ct w I. Kane. Jas.
A. Dougherty. II. J. Gorin. A. F. Par
kinson. 5 L. Taylor and z. E Smith
20 organize the City National bank Of
Wagner with capital Of $4,000 has
heen approves by the comptroller cf
the currancy
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estate business n Enid he later
moved to Cleo where nc is now en-
gagei in the grocery buslcoss. He is 4
Republican and has a srm standing in
his party. Senator Sh1-rock Is IN in
fluential man in the upper house and
vii, beyond any DOUBT. make his page
in history. His constituents aIe
grooming him for congress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

Of the Emroria public schools In 1882
he novel 10 Woodward and became
principal OF the schools there. Dur
ing spare tine he studied law and was
admitted to the bar. He was thou
elected prosecuting attorney OF Wool
ward county. Fcur years ago the Re
puhlicans OF his district nominated
and elected hin. to the lower house
OF The legislature. Two years ego n
WIS a member OF the council and was
its president, Senator Alexander has
carved ont a spotless record.
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And the fact that New Mexico has
been vainly trying for the last half
century to get statehood is not guar
anteed 10 raise oklahomas hope To
any great degree.
II is claimed by the press of the
Cherokee Nation that they have the
Oldest man IA the United States. in
the person Of swi.cher Lowery, who
is said tohe l9l years Of age.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
Low RATES TO CU3A.

Ash Jno. ". Beat. q. p A Mobile
All Ohi0 Reilrp ad. for Ia, -iculaIs ss 10
tn new steamship s-rvice ,d | CT
rates to II wanna IOt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
1T ONE and
GEEJ Vicinity

Rev. Jay Clizbe went to owosso Friday
morning.
John Andrews made business trip to
Glare Friday.
Howard Fletcher was in Ithaca Wednes-
day on business.
r. T. Baughart went to Ann Arbor sat
urday on business.
Attorney J. G. Kress was in Mt. Pleas
ant Friday ON business
]. O. Watson left Friday for Muskegon
on short business trip.
Maynard Cook spent New Years in lth-
AGA visiting with Bert Long.
Mrs. II. J. Nermeulen went to Saginaw
to visit for the day Thursday.
Jay Jacobs returned Tuesday to Mason
after visiting in Alma few days,
Miss Allie Walters left Saturday morn
ing for a few days visit at Detroit
5. NJ. Case Is prepared to develop ko-
dab negatives, print and mount pictures
46-47
II. J. Vermeulen left Monday evening
for few weeks business trip TO Elgin
III.
Ammi Lancashire returned Wednes
dav TO LaWrenceville school in New Jer-
sey.
Mrs. St. John and Miss Essy Hooper
returned Saturday from their visit IN Chi
Cago
George Myers left Monday evening COR
a week 5 trip To- Grand Rapids and Chi
Cago.
Mrs V II Shepherd and children left
Friday for q week visit with friends i'm
Flint
Mrs J. II Lancashire went to Detroit
Wednesday, IN company with her son
Ammi
Miss Pearl MAY spent New Years with
John Pctcruan and Carrie Sandal near
Elwell
Miss vclma Sharp returned Tuesday
morning 10 Detroit to resume her studies
in music
Every thing in signs neatly and
promptly done. Ask Geo. A. Fink,
Alma 47-tf
Verne Eyre returned Sunday after
spending the holidays at home in New
Haven township.
Prot W Ewing spent Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs +. C.. Knee
land in St Louis
Miss Sophia Dunham left Monday
morning tor Np~ilauu, where She is att
tending the Normal
For SAL Lots is and - nix > River
dale Address Fred WilcoN 2B Walnut
St, Mt. Pleasant Mich
Mrs. WIN Wilson returned 10 Mt.
Pleasant "Wednesday after spending d
week with s. NJ Wilson and family.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

\NANTED:-A competent housemaid at nee
W Inquire OF Mrs l.. T. Wilson. lima 47-lt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

kNANTED;-Two good road teams wanted
" weight 1900 Cal at the Empire Produce
~ oHhct tilt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
SHEPHE RID.

DR.. John Grub formerly Of This p'ac,
but now Of MeSick was married las,
W edncsday M Saginaw 90 Miss Young,
of that city.
School will hegiu nest Monday in the
new Union school house lust completed
which Will be- greatly appreciated hy
both teachers and pupils =
Mrs. \. w Bahlkc who has been very
Ill for the past week l. some better at
this writing
Mrs. y. w Wiley of Alma. who has
been here visiting her daughter Mrs.
Gilmore. has returned home
Mr.. Fisher has sold his furniture and
undertaking business to Mr. McClelland
who takes possession az once.
r. ID. Lemen, Who has made many
improvements ON his residence has Just
installed new furnace.
Minor Walton of Shepherd. operator
az the Ann Arbor depot. was married
last Wednesday Ia Miss Stella Moore. of
Ldmorc
George Disbrow ard wife are spend
ing the week al the home # her parents
IN Marion
DR. Taylor was in Alma Friday on
business
Mr.. Wisdom has sold his hardware
business 10 parties fc0m Mt Pleasant.
who have taken possession
Mr. Thompson Is moving his jewelrv
stock from Coles drug store 10 rooms
lear the post Office
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

| p~T:-On Superior ST, cklace and ocket
i Finder please return TO Miss Nena Club AZ
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

! l.. w. Swan has just put in supply OF
/ Wheeler X Wilson sewing machines IN
his upholstering ana second hand store
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving West and daugh-
ter Helen, ot 81. Louis were the guest of
Mrs Vests sister, Mrs. @. Brown over
Sunday.
Big discounts in upholstering thi
month AT l.. w. Swans, first door west of
l.. y Bakers grDccrv. Bell phone I24.
/ 47-itpd.
Mrs l.. V. Mosher, who has been
visiting her son, w. NJ. Mosher, during
the holidays, returned TO her home IN
Buttemut Wednesday.
r. c. Swan. of Albion. arrived in Alma
last week and Will remain this winter
assisting his brother in his upholstering
and secondhand store
The young people of Bedding had an
attack OF the roller skating craze. and
plans are under way for the building of
rink. The floor Will bc 4OXl2O feet
and sitting room 2lXi0 feet.
A very ! leasant surprise was given at
the home Of Miss Amanda Engelmann
tn lay evening. IN honor OF Miss Ethel
Ulle,t All report fine time.
" T.. Medler will have an auction sale
of hi, stock and farm property, Tuesday
Ian T. commencing at 10 o'clock a. m
See bills for further particulars.
About ten of the friends of Mr.. and
Nj, Andrew O Boyle spent very pleas
an, New Years lay al the home of Mr..
and Mrs. O Boyle, on Grant street.
George Taylor and wife left Monday
4. g., .gft.,1,. ,.f
months George will take the course IN
da.rying at the Agricultural college.
Last week at the State Teachers Asso-
citation held at Lansing, Prof. John =.
Ewing was elected VICE President of the
Association and also Secretary OF the
CO.. ,ge section.
Etou Brock returned Wednesday To-
New iIoXiCo, after spending two week $
vac,tpu nj home. lie Is at present To-
cr about twenty-five miles north OF
lIihmg, y NJ.
rsiu,tion i'm Michigan Soft Coal
Bel Michigan SOFT Conf. free from slate,
wi,l Hot cluker burns to white ash like
wool or Your money back Tor s5.65 a
ton l,'yercd, 25c less l. iauners.-9.
II tpler.
Churches are sometimes put to peculiar
u,-, Detroit has one used as a printing
Office 81. Clair has another, Carson civ
us one for barn. and The old ccurch in
A'rl on west Supciior-st also has use
of own.
I1r newspaper business in Alma is
jus aow in Nerv fourishing condition.
There are six different papers "a day,
fou from Detroit and one each from
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

WOOD FOR SALE:-' quantity OF dry hard
w wood. orders tax Il Tor green Il inch
wood in lots OF > cords or more Enquire OF c.
Brown. i6 3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

WANTED 4 onc". hrst class kitchen girl
w al the Sanitarum. as
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

CFATE OF MlCHIG AZ. County OF Gratiot
= Probate Court for sad County - Notice
'ereby tiNen. That 10y an rider OF the Probate
urt Tor M County of Or tot nude ON the
IL day OF Decembcr, \ ID 1904 four months
from nat date " rc tiloWrd for creditors to
present their claims against the esta % of In
49, AZ ort lue OF said county d, ceased
tu inst all creditor. of said drcta~ti are re-
q req 10 pres'it h .ir claims To sid prOha-e
Co. lrt al the Probate Ohicr iu IN. .ua.e Of
il AGA. Tor Namipatiou and dl0wunc- on ,r
tlore the 1871 day 90 pm i.cNf rud "a q such
~ M Will hc heard b. fnIc ssiI Court ON
"dnesday tn 10 T. d4y of .prn n-Nt ~ ten
locN 20 IN" foreaOln of each ffb .,+ DAYS
Dated Ithaca Dee 30 h. a ID lG4
lisa e. ST.. 49, AVER
NsEALl Judge o. Probate
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
FOR SALE. RENT EXCHANGE. ETC.

EOR len r;-Large III front room unfur-
nished. Enc are Ht sec lrd ONCE Ietl
no REST OR SALE CHEAP.-A six room
4 dwelling iu Pafk Pa East. Inquire OF
Le' VI rcanfi ZEE co i2tf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
Doing a little Piping
Plumbing

About tlrce-fourths Of $1,000
VI chigan estate is To be given 10 the
Knights Of Pythias III Lawton. OKLA.
for the erection Of a temple. John Goff
is the giver of this legacy. and is faith
full member Of the order He j. known
all over the west because Of his unique
appearance. in possessing a fine suit If
long, rich. curly hair
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

Canadian Holiday Excursions via the
Wabash.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
ADDRESSES WANTED

In the III uter OF - heritance, one
't'edlch w ninth so9 of j phn and
Anna Corr St.ttl r or his descendant,
ir" requested 20 s'nt fheir sdd-ess.s 10
- ; ISIS Corsulats. Is Exchange Place
y " York y Y san q tlrs iiv.d IN
1914 ~ Ne"H n Gratiot county, Mich
r. p. H. D' h'fee 70 th,p Ohio
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

In marking nnrsins tIe newest fash
Ton is t. enbroiier the initials right
the center of each napkin. 50 fold
ing the linen as T. dlsplgy this in the
center OF the square on top.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

December -, rs = = q IS. he Wabash
K abroad will sell holiday EXCURSION tic
Is from Chicago 90 Cana ian points
~ one fare for the ROUND trim. good TO
I'VE destination returning u otil Ian. Z.
100, inclusive. Pul mau ,leepers ~ d
nee reclining char cars Write fpI
me tables, rates and fun particulars
cNet Office, "a Adams ST., Chlcagn,
III. ~
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06

niil further notice will ne lo,ai "a I'm room
u Pollasky block Friday aud saturday of each
week after Jan 10, n m o'clock a m until
township taxes tor the township Of Arcadia
Daeed, Alma, Mich. Dec 1904
i5tf. DECATUR COLEMAN treas
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-06
settlers Fares to the South
and Southeast

One way, seoond-class tickets on sale
n all start ns on first and third Tues
i ~ of each month. Ask agents for
p 1rticulArs. l4-rf
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
MR.. BANNING'S
APPRECIATION
Hands Over So and Says
"Send Me the Paper
Early"

Henry G.. Banning the venerable Will
mingtonian. is the first citizen to enter
his yearly subscription for the new
Evening Journal Mr.. Banning visited
this Office this morning and after being
assured that the purpose of the new
management is to give to the people OF
Delaware the best daily newspaper ever
published here. expressed his pleasure
and showed substantial appreciation of
our efforts by turning over three crisp
one dollar bills.
Get the paper TO me early II is a
trouble for me to read nowadays but !
shall always anxiously await the COM
ing of the new paper" he said.
Mr.. Banning is one OF Wilmington 5
best known as well as oldest citizens
Born in Hartford county Md. eighty
nine years ago. he came TO Wilmington
many years ago and has since been ass
ISOLATED with its expansion. Tor years
he was president Of the National Banl
of Delaware but recently was COM
PEELED to relnquish the duties because
Of the iniirmities of age.
Mr.. Banning. Notwithstanding hi
advanced age. is Interested as mucl
as ever ia the city's growth and ths
development Of her enterprises.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
FIFTEEN FEEL
STING OF LASH

A crowd Of about 200 curious persons
witnessed the whipping at the WorlShouse
today. Fifteen prisoners were lashed.
four of whom received the maximum
penalty of forty lashes. and they took
the punishment Well These men were
Stephen Howard, Alexander Benson,
George Pryor and Oscar Chase. all col
ored, who were convicted ON charges Of
highway robbery and beside the cor
poral punishment imposed on them. they
were each sentenced to four years inn
prisenment.
OF the remaining eleven prisoners eight
were white. Their names and sentences
follow. Lcmucl Blake, larceny. ten lashes
and four months John J. Grihn. larceny,
ten lashes, six months; John Wilson. lar
ccny ten lashes. four months; Harvey
Cahall. larceny. ten lashes one year;
John Doring. larceny, ten lashes. ono
year; William Dugan, larceny, ten lashes
one year: James Ward. larceny. ten
lnshes six months, and Michael Kelly,
larceny. ten lashcs. one year.
William johnson. colored. convicted of
larceny. received ten lashos and Joseph
Johnson and Howard Richardson, also
colorcd each received twenty lashos The
first named will serve three months and
the last two one year each.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
HOLIDAY SPIRIT
IS NOW MANIFEST
Merchants Are Getting Shop
Shelves Filled and Children
Are Writing to Santa

Notwithstanding there arc no nurriug
snowflakcs I'm the air and no pressing
need for furs and car muns. the hoii-
day spirit is being manifested ON AN
sides.
Mr. shopnan is arranging hin tempting
array OF Christmas purchasables and
getting ready for the annual vist of
Santa Claus. who We are advised VII
soon v,it Wilmington to find out tho
wishes OF the little folks that he may
sond hurry orders 10 his fact rs at TIC
Fort. lcie
ola sa-;2. we are told. Is 10 coed health
AN itnle his had no effect on his .nu
umc cor Ecr,rous dis9ositic1.
.le E.,'.nr Journal has rropwcl 4
iAaul i..N f,r Santa Claus ana viii g.,
that All COMMUNICATIONS sent 90 hi;n ir
osr care wall &C. delivered 20 IN, ~,
good f,ilev upor his arrival
''Fii.--iisi- ietter TOR timt n1S was fc.
cei' CD today AID IS as follow
z IDtar Chrf
Please bring me nice new coat and
horse hobby ana candy
David Cooper.
COS King street Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
TONIGHT'S EVENTS

james Young Conclave, Heptasophs'
will meet tonight.
Lenape Tribe. I. Q. r. NJ, will meet
tonight.
Mechanics Lodge, 7. o. o. F., will
meet tonight.
Olive Temple. Ladies of the G. E.,
will meet tonight.
Lafayette Lodge, K. of p, viii meet
tonight.
Loyal Orange Lodge, Star Of Beth
lehem. will meet tonight.
Wenonah Lodge, S. of H.. win meet
tonight.
The Rev. T. J. Scott, d. D., a re-
turned missionary from India, will lee
ure in Union M. e. Church tonight.
Alumnae Association of the High
School will meet in business session
tonight.