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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-01-13

S1.25 per acre should be Withdrawn
from the. market or the price in
creased.
The attention of the legislature is
requested for the growing favor of
the ''juvenile court system"
An extensive paragraph in the
message to tax revision. Says the
governor, after pointing out the evils
of the present system and the in
effectual efforts to secure relief: eff
the legislature can devise some
method by which to accomplish two
results, namely, the listing of personal
property for the purpose of taxation,
and the taxation of it at its real value
when listed, it will have done that
which its predecessors have tried in
vain to do. But, while doing this, one
danger should be averted, the danger
of extravagant expenditures which
this largely increased volume of tax
able property would make possible
unless the levy is reduced in proper
ton to the increase of assessed values
I think few simple changes along
the lines suggested will greatly i'm
prove the present laws, and that it is
wiser to attempt to do these things
than to initiate the last legislature in
an attempt to pass so voluminous a
law as was submitted to that body
Provision should be made for the tax
alton of franchises, including carline,
telegraph, telephone, pipeline, ex-
press and similar companies at their
full value"
The gas and oil development, says
the governor, imposes upon the legis-
lature duty which no former legis-
lature had to meet. monopoly" he
continues, threatens to rob our
people of the chief benefits of this
great endowment and appropriate the
results to itself. How to save this
great wealth to the state and its
people and to secure them its great.
est benefits is serious problem. One
phase of the subject is of vast inn
mediate importance, and that is, how
to save the gas for the development
of the factories at home. IF the legis-
lature can find some legal method to
preserve this great source of wealth
tosthe people of the state, it win have
performed a great duty, and will re-
ceive from the people the plaudit:
well DONE
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-01-13

binary safeguards thrown around the
general election should guard the
primary ballot-box.
Regarding congressional reappor-
tionment he says: 81 earnestly hope
that the legislature will not neglect
this duty. The people expect it and
will be greatly disappointed if it is not
done. No personal interest should be
permitted to prevent the performance
of this plain duty
The establishment of public de-
pository or system of repositories
where public funds shall be placed on
interest for the benefit of the state is
urged. The governor does not choose
between the two means, but calls a.
tention to the fact that last year Mis-
souri, received S42.76S.61 interest on
its funds.
"Good roads," says the governor,
''Should receive your mostcareful and
favorable attention. Perhaps no
modern movement is of wider signif-
icance or of more general interest.
Good roads are of practical financial
value.'
With the principle of civil service
the governor announces himself in
thorough accord. every student of
government, he says, ''must ultimate
ly come to the conclusion that the
extravagant application of what is
known in politics as the 'spoilssystem'
is detrimental to good government.
Whatever aid the legislature can
render thecause of irrigation matter
of especial interest in the western
third of the state, the governor, rec
ommends be given.
Regarding state printing he says:
81 believe it would be good policy
for the state to purchase a printing
plant and put In a manager on a
reasonable salary. think the value
of such plant could be saved in a
short time"
The governor recommends an ap-
preparation of $500 to aid the travel
ing public libraries inaugurated by the
Woman's Social Science Federation
The governor favors the consolida-
ton of the fish and game interests and
one man empowered to look after
both. A heavy license for non-resi-
dent sportsman is also advocated.
About one million acres of the
school lands now on the market at
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-01-13
For Sale. Chean-

A well bred, Norman Stallion, years
oio' color dapple gray, broke to work
single or double, also to ride. Can show
NO. colts. This stallion was sired by
Old Adelbert, imported Percheron horse
French No. 1888. American No. $3.50.
OCali on me, or write. miles North
and one mile East OF Olmitz, Kans.
DIT JOSEPH PIZINGER
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-01-13
Executors Netsce

First Published in the DEMocRAr Jan. IA ieos
Sfste ct Eans as 60 In the Probate Court .
EnarSon county N and for said County a
In the matter Of the estate Of Henry Roh1finr.
deceased. -
Notice i hereby given that Letters Testamen-
t1ry nave been granted to the undersigned, On
the Last win and Testament Of Henry Rohffue.
ia1e O SAD County. deceased. By the Honorable.
IAe fEooaSesCosrt Of the County and State afore-
sa1d dated the n day Of Oct. a. ID. 1904 Now, All
persons having Claims against the said Estate.
are hereby notified that they must present the
same TO the undersigned for allowance within one
year from the date ID said Letters, or they may
be preciuded from any benefit Of such estate; and
that such claims be not exhibited within three
years after date q said Letters, they shan Be
forever barred
Executor q : The Last wiz and Testament :
Henry Rohlfns, Deceased.
Great, Bend Kama, an s. 1895 as
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-15

mendng SATURDAY, JULY 18th, says Gent nr G s. Walter, Of thek n1h-Locke
greatest sale of pianos sever held before in Las Vegas. The pianos
arch ee,a al 1903 SMthS Street, oppUSteS ian miguel blank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15
PARK CITY.

Miss kathryn d. Cunningham, who is
Attending school at the University of
Utah, returned 10 the city Sunday TO re-
sumo her studies.
Miss Frcda Funk returned to the city
Sunday after a pleasant two weeks visit
in the Park with her parents.
The WOodmen Of tho World held an in
staIlation in their hall Friday evening.
and after all of the officers were in
stalled a supper was served. which was
much enjoyed by ali the members pres
ent-
Miss Genevieve Wilson left Monday
morning for her home in Governor,
H. y. Y.
Eunice Burns came up TO the Park
"Wednesday morning on a short visit
Invitations are out announcing a party
and dance 10 be given in the sutton
hall Thursday evening, Jan. Is by Miss
Minnie Kescel and Miss Carrie Sutton.
About fifty guests have been given invi-
tations and the event promises to be an
event OF the season.
+. DonOhue left Sunday afternoon for
Leadviile. Colo, 20 attend the funeral of
his brother.
Miss Lizzie Glenn is visiting in salt
Lake
Miss Mildred Smith arrived in the Park
Monday from Flint Mich. and has ac-
cepted position as teacher in the schools
here.
The annual installation OF officers of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15
LOGAN.

Mrs j. E Shepard entertained on Sat
urday evening in honor of Miss Winifred
| Miner of Salt Lake city Taffv pulling
| and bean bags furnished the evenings
amusement Refreshments were served
. y ne guests We're: Mrs Miner. Mrs b G.
Inatcher Miss Martha Fisher Misses
Minifred and Florence Miner. Miss Grace
TLs!eI- PROFESSOR NorthrOp, MeSsrS. q. r
Moore i anu ~ H.
Mr. and Mrs, Newbold gave delightful
| company of their friends.
willard Hansen of Coiiinston visited in
Logan this week
John Nebel1er of Laketown. Rich eoun-
~, IS IN TINS city on visit to relatives
"A grand reception in honor of BishOD A
l. Skanchy, who recently returned from
Europe; was given in the Sixth ward hall
on Friday evening. There was a fine
spread in the early evening. which was
folloWed by the rendition of a musical ana
literary programme, the affair concluding
with a dance
State Senator A G. Barber returned the
Ilrst OF the week from California With
Sr ne accompanied Joseph MorreU whose,
hCalth compelled q iourneN TO the coast
J. NJ Blair is a home again, after an
/ City.
Mrs. o. c. HaIgren of Richmond is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. J. c. Green of this
Miss Harriet Luthy of Preston is-the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Alex Smith for
Leonard Parkinson. of Franklin visited
with Logan friends this week.
Kari @. Miller OF Altoona. Pa. visited
ms week with Mrs. p. c. Petersen.
w. L. Mailman of Great Fails, Mont
was in Logan this week.
George Lemon of Auburn, Wye, is ia
Logan on visit 10 friends.
FRANK Dusenberry left this week for
a brief visit in southern Idaho
w. y. Haskell of Denver is in Logan.
B. F. Bingham Of Trenton was in Lo-
gan this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15
STATE SOCIETY
PROVO.

Z grand wedding reception was given
! at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Will
kins on Wednesday evening in honor of
the marriage of their daughter Ada to
Nlr, WIZ Evans Of Lehi which took place
IN the Salt Lake temple. Mr.. Evans is
! the son of Mr. and Mrs Abel J. Evans of
Mrs. w. L. Gray was the charming.
| hostess at a small dinner party SUNDAY
| in honor Of Mrs. RynersOn of Kansas
Clty. the guest of Mrs w. B. Searle.
4 most interesting session of the Nine
teenth Century club was held Friday aft
ernoOn at the home Of Mrs. f. f. Corf-
man. The afternoons programme was
abiy carried out as follows: Samuel
johnson" by Mrs DR. Love; "Rasselas' .
: Mr. and Mrs. William Farrer charming
| ~ entertained at dinner Thursday even
ing at their cosy home. 3s6 South First
Fryer Of DeweyviIle. Utah The evening
was spent In recalling "reminiscences of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alexander have
moved TO Salt Lake.
Mrs George Akin of Milford, Utah. has
! been visiting with her many friends in
Provo the last few days She was the
guest of Mrs; Joseph Farrer.
! ing preparations to leave for California
| the LIST OF February for an indefinite time.
dinner Monday at her beautiful home on
First North street in honor of Mrs. Ry-
nerson of Kansas City. Covers were laid
! for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Knight left on
Thursday morning for Los Angeles Cal,
| to spend the winter.
A most pleasing social and farewell
party was given Monday evening at the
Sixth ward hall in honor OF William
hnudsen, who left the day following for
! Europe. where he will labor as a mis-
sionary-
| The Happy Hour club was royalty en-
tertained Wednesday evening a the home
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Evans. Hfsh five
| was the game played First prizes were
won by Mrs. J. r. Twelves and Mrs. r. d.
Jones, while consolation prizes were given
L ATesvr-e nln Afr
/ Dainty and delicious were the refresh
ments served by the charming hostess
Mrs. Arthur Sutton entertained at din
ner Monday in honor OF her father. Mr..
| David Clark of Grand Junction, Colo. Mr..
Clark Is spending few days visiting with
/ his family and friends in this city.
Mrs. Lois Mckinney of LaWton, Mich.
and daughter. Mrs b w De Pen. of
/ Helena. Mont. have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Beck the past week.
tanned al dinner Sunday in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Fryer Of DeweyVilIe. who
! are visiting in Provo.
Mrs. w. b. Scarf charmingly enter
tanned the following ladies at luncheon at
| her home on Academy avenue Tuesday:
/ II Calder. George Havercamp and Miss
Edith Mcguire.
! ID. =. Waid was the happy recipient of
a delightful surprise party Thursday
en- with baskets of eata bles. took pos
session Of the house. The evening was
delightfully."- passed in dancing, with plen-
I ~ of good music
Miss Edith Mcguire gave delightful
! sleighing party Saturday afternoon. They
went over to Springvillc. where they were
entertained for couple of hours, after
which the party returned home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15
EUREKA.

Mrs Joseph Clavell returned Sunday
from a visit in Payson
MI and Mrs Joseph Wightman are here
from ElkO. New. for a visit.
MI and Mrs Joseph Harper leave Sum
Gay Tor Los Angeles. Mr.. Harper has
retired from business here and will seek
a location clsew here
Mrs DR.. Laker is here from Salt Lake
TO make her home with DR.. Laker. They
viii occupy the Harper residence on
Church street
Mrs. Miller came up from Mt Nebo
Sunday to visit Mrs. Frank Sheldon.
Seth LOngabaugh came up Thursda y
from Payson and was Joined here hv
enid Packard. Jack Turner and Bob Tav-
Vegas ranch.
visit.
Mrs. VIII Wright was here from Salt
Lake this week for a visit.
me Miners union will give a dance on
the LIST Of February
The Young Ladies Mutual Improve
ment society gave social Friday night
at the home OF Mrs James Crooks.
MISS RUDY knOWltOn. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Hanson. re-
turned Sunday 10 Salt Lake
frank Davis is homo from St Louis
and Kansas City.
Mrs. Eye concluded a visit with her
daughters. Mrs II j Harper and Mrs
WlI Shriver. Sunday. and returned to
Salt Lake
Lou GatewOOd a former resident Of Fu-
reka. is here from California 10 remain
The Ladies Aid society will meet
Thursday at the residence of Mrs viii
liam Emb!etOn
The local lodge Of E,lks is planning an
other minstrel show.
A son was born Monday at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Westering.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15
BINGHAM.

The Tuesday evening session of the
kuth Rebekah lodge No. { was devoted
4 10 the Installation of incoming officers
/ and at its termination there was an ad-
] loUrnment 10 the home of Mrs Alton
I Norton where a delicious lunch was en-
loyed by all the members present
! The little daughter of MIR. and Mrs
/ Johnnie Jimpson. jr-. is suffering from an
! attack of diphtheria.
The WOmans Unity club will entertain
/ Its members Thursday evening at the
nome of the president. Mrs. Michael
! Fitzgerald in honor of its third anniver-
sary-
/ Mrs. Johnnie Jimpson ST.. and son
/ Aaron, who have been seriously i'll the
/ Tast week, are reported to be improving
V Is Jones Of Sandy. but formerly Of
/ bingham, has again removed his family
/ TO the Old Reliable.
! Mrs. John War; was called 70 Murray
the first OF the week by the illness Of
/ her stepfather Alex Goliath.
The Ladies' Relief society held its reSu-
4 lar meeting Thursday afternoon al the
home of Mrs. Charlie Brink.
The Woman's Unity club met Wednes-
Miunette and elected the following Off
GERS: President Mrs. Josie Fitzgerald;
/ first vice president. Mrs Agatha Minnet-
/ &c; second vice president. Mrs. John
! WAR;. secretary. Mrs. Marie Dudley
/ treasurer. Mrs. Mamie Forbes, critic, Mrs.
{ Mary T. Strickley-
! GERS Friday evening Grand Chancellor
w. r. White and other grand lodge Of
/ tICerS were IN attendance
! The Bingham Whist club will be enter
I tanned Wednesday evening, Mrs. w NJ
Smith hostess
1 r. L. Herrick, who has been in Idaho
! the last week returned Tuesday. Mrs
! Herrick. who has been visiting relatives
at the Junction. did not return with him
/ que TO the illness Of her mother Mrs
I Jenkins.
/ Miss Blanche strickiey of Salt Lake. re-
/ turned TO her home Monday. after
/ ten days visit with Mr. and Mrs. w ].
/ SCTicEleN and family.
/ Mrs. James Richards of Upper Bing-
, ham entertained the BE Lively club at
! her home Friday evening.
Mrs. J. Ostier of Highland Boy enter
tanned the Euchrc club in delightful
manner at her home Thursday evening
| Dainty prizes fell to Mrs. r. 9. Smedley
/ and !. W. DRFOrd.
/ L o. Q. =. lodge No 10 installed Off
! GERS Thursday evening special train
} from Salt Lake brought visiting members
I Wilde lodge of West Jordan and some
/ grand lodge Officers we're in attendance
! At the close OF the installation over one
\ hundred members sat down to Sumptu-
/ out banquet served in the lodge room
/ Mrs. J. w. LaUdley. who has been a
guest Of Mrs. w. II. Dunn the past three
/ weeks. returned 20 her home in Salt Lake
I the first of the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15
Uomen's Clubs

Mrs. Charles Z. Richards occupied
the afternoon Friday at the Ladies' Lit
erary club with he reading of "Enoch
Arden" The poem was read with the
music composed for it by Richard
Strauss, Mrs. Agnes Osborne accom-
panying the reader. rhe club house
Was flied 10 the doors with the club
members and their friends
Preceding the reading Miss Alma
Rische played a piano solo Among the
business attended to was the voting 10
purchase a plano for the club house,
and Mrs. F. j. Fabian, Mrs. A T. Vol
mer and Mrs. Alvah Lewis were con-
tinUed as a committee, With power to
act for the board of directors in the
matter. The club voted to ask the help
OF the states representative in con-
gress to investigate the condition of al
fairs in the Congo Free State
3 The Spirit Of Liberty chapter Of the
d. A. J.. held the regular monthly
meeting last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. s. W. Morrison, on Eleventh East
street. Mrs. ClesSon :. Kinney was the
chairman of the day. and she gave a
paper on civil Service Reform" The
next meeting is in the hands of the
regent, Mrs. l.. c, Miller, and viii be
of a social nature. 1t Will be held Feb.
-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15
IT CURES LIQUOR habit.

OIIl ne rs the only perfectly successful
ever known. 1t is better than institutes
6[ sah l.a because il is used at
LO!He ana does not Interfere with tbe
daily work; better than vyfIi~,oy,o. ny IN
D<l.se II never fails. 1t STRENGTHENS Tho
NJ If 10 diiu gives good appetite regulates
child 'N 9icSp IKE
Urine No. viii cure the hardest drink
er alq destroy his craving for drink with
out his knowledge. as it can he ~. !. -
Cretiy IN tea. coffee or food Orrfne No .
III phi FORM, IS for those who wish 10 he
SSuISu- Inc cost OF either is 81 per hos,
Orrlne mas the endorsement of ministers
nYSiclanS and prominent members of tbc
~ = = = II Is the one remedy, for the
hquor ha61t that can be relied uDoo 10
cure at little expense and restore the
III III uIheId 10 perfect VigoT OF manhood
Write to the Orrine ComDanv In vs.,
ington, D. g. for book on '.IOrunlzeDnees
sent Tree IN plain envelope. Call on
smith Drug company Salt Lake Cifv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15

A GOOD story is told in regard to the
"a way decision was reached in Z
matrimonial affair recently an
nounced. The man had been at the feet
of the fair one for some years past
when suddenly she decided that a trip
abroad was the only thing that would
enable her to decide the momentous
question. She departed without telling
the purpose OF her trip to any one but
him, but he was so forlorn that he con-
nded IN several men friends. When she
had reached the spot to which good
Americans are said 10 go after they
nave ceased to appreciate this side of
the water, she sent a message say
ing that she had decided-favorabl bly,.
The announcement followed her return
The moral of this is, send the girl to
Paris.
The most interesting matrimonial an
nouncement made in some time is that
of the engagement of Miss Maud Green
and w. j. Shealy of ogden. Colonel
Biz Shealy has been a member of the
governors staff for so long that the
gold reserve of his uniform is said to
be large part of the assets of Ogden,
and, incidentally, he has been cOnsid-
cred a catch for a number of years
past Miss Green belongs to the Chi
cago family of that name and is equal
~ popular in Ogden and her home city.
Two engagements were announced
during the week of especial interest TO
salt Lakers-that of Miss Henriette
Holmes to Lieutenant Robertson and
that of Miss Frances Meyrert to Lieu
tenant Berry. Miss Holmes was one of
the popular young girls who visited at
the Amelia Palace last summer Lieu
tenant Berry is now stationed at Fort
Casey, Washington The date for nei-
Their event has been set
After all the dearth of dancing events
there will be plenty doing during the
coming week. The inaugural ball and
tire High School Alumni dance come
the same evening, and Immediately fol-
lowing comes the hop at Fort Douglas
DOLL BARET.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15

the Rebekah lodge I. o. o. F. was held
in their hall Tuesday evening and the
following officers were installed: Miss
Annie Barrel. noble grand. Miss Esther
Osika- vice grand; Mrs. w R Jefford.
financial secretary; Mrs Ida addison
recording secretary and Mrs. J. w Pat
rick. treasurer. After the installation OF
officers supper was served by the new
officers and the members present CniogCd
themselves very much.
Miss May Fernctte entertained a num-
Der Of young friends at her homo in En-
ptre canyon The little people enjoyed
themselves with games and music after
winch dainty refreshments were served
by Miss Fernette.
The grand ball given Thursday evening
in the Carpenters Maple hail was quite
well attended and quite a neat sum was
netted- An ENLARGED orchestra under the
leadership OF Professor G. A. .Sperrv was
IN attendance ana furnished the music
and Professor III. b. Younger did the
prompting
Mrs. G. A BlOcher left Thursday after
noon FOR Kansas City, where her mother
is quite sick.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15
MANTI.

The following couples were married at
the temple this week Raymond G.
Brough and Edna \ red of SprinS City:
l. Benjamin Jensen and Anna NJ Ander-
son Of Ephraim; Erastus S Anderson and
Emma S Sorenscn of Mayfield; Morris
Decker ana Bessie Cox of MancoS Colo.
Peter l.. Anderson and Henrietta Chris
Jensen OF Mt Pleasant were issued a mar
r1aSe license during the week.
Judge Henderson of Salt Lake City was
IN the city during tho week. lie viii be
one Of the associate cOunscl for Judge
Erickson in the contest case.
Mr. and Mrs J. /. Ewing are now To-
Gated IN Manu as residents of the Temple
city Mr. Ewing has leased the Mes
senSer plant for two years.
Mr. and Mrs A. q. Smyth of this city
were ia Provo during the week 20 attend
the funeral of a little granddaughter
Mr.. and Mrs. David Parry of Sal. Lake
city were in the city this week visiting at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Willis Harmon.
Miss Apple Harmon was home from
school during the holidays and returned
TO Salt Lake city this week.
Mr. and Mrs w W. Crawford of this
city are visiting relatives and friends in
Castle Dale.
baby boy was born to Mr.. ard Mrs.
John Leonard a few Gays ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. DiwoIth Woolley are re-
joicing over the arrival of a Oaby boy.
baby girl came TO bless the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Felt last week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15
RICHFIELD.

Mrs J. G. Jorgcnson visited IN saIina
the past week with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs &. W. Snyder visited in
Rlchfield Sunday from Kimberley
Mrs A ]. Moore went to Salt Lake
Sunday TO visit.
ID. W. Buchanan Of Venice departed
Monday for mission to the southern
states.
James Anderson. Richard Peterson, VIII
fred Ence. Miss Myrtle Nebeker and Miss
Ohce Butler returned to Provo Sunday
to resume school
Misses Lucille Galloway, Ruby Erickson
and lVie Erickson visited in Monroe this
Weei--
Miss Jennie Richards. vino spent the
holidays with Miss Bessi- Asimus re-
turned to Mt. Pleasant Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs a. +. AnuserSon were
down from PaysOn attending thc funeral
OF Mrs. Anderson's father the late Ira.
Hutsman. returning homo TUESDAY.
Miss Edith Shermer and brother. Willie,
returned from PaysOn Mc-dav after
spending the holidays there with their
parents
Parry Lewis came Govsn from Kimberley
Wednesday on a visit to rcIefiTes
Mrs. Margaret Zolman Wene TO Aiarys-
vale Monday 10 visit with her sister. Mrs.
Clayton Gannett Of that place.
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Central Christian Church.-Corner of
third East and Fourth South streets. DR..
". Pinkerton. pastor. Usual services
or the day at IL and T.45 O'Clock. Mrs
reward Moore mir. and Mrs. Arthur
Hubbard and l.. A Wilson viii sing
qCartettc from the Holy city at the
morning service. Bible school, 1880:
prayer service Wednesday evening at s
e1ocS- Inc annual banquet or the church
viii be given Thursday tsvenine. Ian
u. IL the parlOrs of the church begin
nlng at O'Clock. Every member is cor
ClatlN invited 10 be present. The choir viii
meet Tuesday evening Jan. Il. in place
OF the REGULAR Thursday eVening.