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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
ieim Gtsentbmm ielber
Snbsm er fi@ pabrenS Der 3a9i auf bic
2auer leete.

W~isberbolter Mnfrsneungen feitsns
Der pOli3ei beburfte ss gefern absnb,
UNI suei Wdnner, uel6e es auf elm
pferb an Der Norb 9ine Ctr. abss-
ieben gu babsn i&ienen, gu per-
iasudsn. uno bann ieBte fi9 Der
Befber beHeIben, usitere 8eiu9e er.
martenb auf bic 2auer, UNI ielber fein
giaentbum au bswaden.
Nls Charles SsnoerfOn, elm @On-
ftabler, 312 Horb pins StraBe, sefern
Nbsno nit fetnsr Gamilie aus Der 3ir=
DE beimfebrie, bemertte Der Sobn Der
Jamilie, BOB fid i'm Stale berbd9tige
8effalten bemegten uno er rief feinen
Batter hsrbei, Bel bsReh Nntunft bann
pl6bli9 apsi Mdnner aus benz Stale
fpransen unb i'm SuuteI ueri4wan=
ben.
9enoerfon bena9ridti9te bic Poli3ei,
bel Mnfunft Der &abler Mor9an unb
Samusls batten Hd Die 8eroddtigen
bereits aus benz 9taube gema4t; benz
pferoe mar bas Sattel9eidirr bereits
aufselest unb nur wenise Winuten
ipdtsr unb bas pferb rpdre fortgeueIen.
Die Rabler tparel faum in Der Station
uieber an9elangt, ais 6enberion tele=
pbonirts, oisfslbsu Wdnner ieien wie=
Der auriidgefebrt. Die Rabler eilten
abermals 3ur STEELE, bod raren Die
anssbliden pferoeoiebe bereiis uieoer
beri4wunoen. 9enberfon iebte f4
oann auf bic 2ausr, bod i9einsn bic
geIu9er bon ieiner Nnmsisn6eit Wino
erbalten 3u baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
Sin falf@er Mlarm.

Die Wslbuns, baB an Der Sbslbp
StraBe mebrere Sdtfe ssfallen ieisn,
bra8te auBer ben &ablerpoli3iifen aud
nod ben polisei.R apitdn unb mebrers
Seteftips our StsIe. Cine singebenbs
unterfu4uns tuuroe eingeleitet unb
banr faroen bic poli3iften ben 2031
Sbelbp Ctr. wobnbaftn paul SOer.
lanb, Der ibnen sr3dblte. oaB er NIT
feinem Bruoer, Der nod nidt al3ulan9t
i'm 2anbe isin iua. in Weinunssbsri3ie.
benbeit 9srietb unb oab oieier NIT einem
&ebolber berumfudtslte, unb. 10 MnlaE
alm anruf Der pOIi3ei lieferte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
WIS oeuti@en Sereins- &reiiea

Die @drtner tieltsn 9efern Naa'
mittas cine isbr gut bsiudte No=
discriminating in Der @ermania
9ane ab.
90 murbsn me9rere rleue 2anbioaten
aufgenommen. Wie alidbrli&. wer-
ben bic @drtnsr aud in oieiem Sabre
am Santfasunsstase einen Bau in Der
@ermania 0alss abbalten, Der ents
fpredenbe gef9IuB uuroe .ssftsen ab.
ssfabt.
SIM uebri9en Iassn nur &Outine-
ssiddfte 3ur Srleoigun9 Dor.
Die Samen=S sttipn oes Socialism
urnbsrsins belt i'm Teuti6en 6auie
cine gut bsfudts geriammlung ab.
Die Samsn bsihloHen, am Sanf=
i~aqungstass cine sroBs 2artenpartie
a~b3ubaiter, fir uel6e auBersetp6hnlid
grcBartias 8orbsreitunssn estrofsn
tpsrben follsn.
Ser 8ierbrauer=l1 nterfttBungsoereir
bislt in Der columbia Dale eefern
feline r%egelmdBigs 0eriammluns ab,
bte f9 zines aubsrgsp6bnli6 sabls
rsi9sn 8siu&ss srfrsuts.
Nm 0aDnittag uurbe cine photo
arapbii9e Mufnabms aler Mi.glieber
Oorgenommen, als gbrsnsdfs batten
i9 6err 2onful peter 9ieber uno fein
Sobn 6err gilbert 2ieber singefunosn,
bic fi9 sbsnfals nit auf benz Bilbe
bersEIssn lisben.
Fer pfdlser-g erein belt sstern in
Der Columbia Dale feline rs~aslmdbiee
Ierfammlung ab. gs uurbe Elm neuss
Mitsliso aufsenommet uno Elm rslisr
Ranbioat oOrgei4lagen.
Der 24sr unb Der 25sr unterfhb.
u~ngsberein bielten ebenfals In Der go
lumbia Dale geftern ibre regelmdBisen
8eriammlungen on, Die fi6 zines guten
gefu&es erfreuteh 4uBer ben Rou-
tinegei9dften Log nidts @eIonoeres our
grleoigung Dor. bod blieben bic an-
weienbsn nod Iinsere 3eit nod sdluB
Der @eriammlung in semiitbli&er un-
terbaltuns beiiammsr. nobel b~sionbsrs
berborseboben tpurbe, oaB benz Ser.
b~ergsbater 5errn Sammerls Der Sant
Der 8ereine gebt5re fur Die art uno
Wsiie. ME sr isinsn Soften ben auf=
entbalt baielbf angenebm made.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
@etferberi@t.
SO afbinston n, 2. D!tbr.

SIR 2. stpns.n .nSsns ubr yorssns, 5. ottobsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

IsLo Z
S6On unb fiibIer beute Na9t; Oientas,
ih6n un6 pdrner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
S&lmsen oas Tenfer ein.

Cine Der Spisgelideiben In 5enne=
mans @roeerp, 1901 profpeet Str,
uurbs esffsrn Mbsno sing,i9lagsn uno
cine fleine Quantitdt Der our Sdau
ausselssten @aaren uurbe sefiohlen.
Cine Ha&barin, wel9s bic pOli3iiten
lab, bic ipdter ben Jaa unteriudten,
ia9te, bab fe bas 2lirrstl Der singes
f&lagenen S&eibe b6rte, als eerabe
Elm StraBsnbabnwagsn boriibsrfubr.
Bon ben 8bdtsrn fsblt iebs Spur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

@eorgeG 6. ALLEN, AS OF
%. Strabs. Der seffern frib bon Der
Nrtilerie-R sunion aurtidtebrte uno f9
bann an Der SQinois uno @aibington
Ctr. auf sinsn 2aten ieBte, UNI auf
isinen StraBsnbabnlcagen 3u uarten.
tuuroe au ieinem Sdreden gewabr, bab
ibm $l05 fsblten, tuel9s CT bsim 8er-
IaRen Der Mrmorp nod In Der Saf&e
sebabt batte. 6err allen fonnte ni&t
aneeben. oh sr oas @elb s%erlor, ober
Oh CT befoblen wuroe, udbreab Ct auf
ben StsaBsnbcbnua9en tpartete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
0erlan9t Mn3et8en

resnb peI9er Art ruerbeu in Der .Subioua Sribius
SC per 3siIe fir iebe SnIsrtiou bsrs&uet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
Decentralization

Tbermorneterffann.
S69fe femperatur 1900. 78 @rai
glieSrisfs 9enperatur. ........ 81 .
VI. z. BIptbs
SeetionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
Smoiamapolis Mamnerdor.
Grtra Serinmmluug

Rontag. ben 2ten Oftober 1905, Gbenbs
s lbr. 3nsd Der Serlammlung: @rruabs
lung zines 9rdfbenten unb zines Si;esSrds
fioenten, ferner Abd.oeruns Der @onftitus
ton. Gne Nitsliener finb einseIaben.
u. ~. Mueacr, Sefretdr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

~ erIauet-ein Ndb6en oIs Qb1in pber fur ol9e.
~ msine 6ausarbeit. Tah3ufragsn
1924 BrpabtpaY. Reuer 9eIepbou 1886.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

Sir Sn6iana: SIM Musemeinen i4on
beute gaa@t unb am 0ienitas, nit &as'
nabme BON G9auer I'M ihbli9sn Sbeile
beute Radt; mariner ON Dienftas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

NHerlaret Gin sutes Wdbhen fir o%n9emeiuI
~ 9ausarbett; fein maiden auten Sobn. Na4
~sufrngen 1921 gtorb Sniuois StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

NHerIauet-Gin bsutfner Suuee Der has Bdder'
esi2aft an srIsrnen tpanf1t. Na13afrassn bel
sponiel, 1880 ehb Gaft Gfrabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

N%erlanat Gin eutes beutites Wdb4en flu
~ eepbbulihe Sausarbeit. Gahsufragen 72s
Qorb San StraBs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

S@erIangt-Tdo9en fir eepbbuIi6e Sausarbeit
~ Suter sobu. ssaaalfrassn $50 on ssu gor'
Strabe.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-16
Oacoma Lot Sale

The lot sale OF Seaman, Morrow and
Hitchcuck's addition to Oacoma took
place Wednesday, the sth. 1t was not
as successful as it would have been
under more favorable conditions. But
in view of the untoward conditions
known to those we'll informed here.
the result was we'll as could be ex-
pected. Quite number of spectators
came from abroad but these were soon
dampened both by the weather iand
other circumstances.
Sale was begun at II a. m. 4 tent
had been erected on the east end of
Main street and large plat posted
for the bidders guidance.
Harry Hillman, the noted Sioux
City auctioneer, was in charge of the
sale. In opening he gave a very nice
talk of the immediate good prospects
for Lyman county and Oacoma. stat
ing that be had positive assurances
that this would be a division and ter
minal point. He stated that the
minimum price of lots would be as
follows:
| BUSINESS corner lots 5000
| Business inside lots $3.50
Residence corner lots 1925
| Residence inside lots 800
Anyone bidding would haye to pay
these prices and in addition thereto
such amount as they bid as a premium
| for choice.
Terms were to be one-third cash,
one-third in one year and one-third in
two years. Six per cent on deferred
payments. Five per cent discount for
cash.
After the prelminaries the first
choice was offered. 1t was knocked
off to t. d. Andrews, of Lake Andes
for $500 premium, making the total
price $1,000. The second choice brought
$500 premium and was taken by G. G.
White of Geddcs, The third vent to
%. L. Sem for $3.50 premium. Rain
then setting in the sale was adjourn
ed until after dinner.
After dinner small crowd of mostly
local residents gathered in Kenaston's
building and the sale was continued.
w. B. Huchins got the next foul
lots for s1S5. Then e. l.. Sem took
three for $3.50, ana IIutchins took
another for $lG0. E.irtine & McLair
gathered in two for s425, and Bemar
Strong got one and a half for 1925
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-16
KIMBALI. SOUTH DAKOTA,
.MILWAUKEE'S plan
Wall Street Journal Says 1t Can Reach
Pacific without Building Many Miles


Pacific Without Building Many Miles
New York, June l2.-The Wall
Street Journal says:
"The plan Of the St. Paul manage
ment to reach the Pacific ocean is be-
lieved to be fairly definite. So far as
can be learned the plan contemplates
an extension OF the main line of the
st. Paul across Wyoming to a connec-
tion in the Snake river valley with
the main line under control OF Oregon
Short Line. The objective point is
Bellingham Bay, Wash.
'The plan does not appear to con-
template any great amount of new
building. The st. Paul will probably
push Its own lines west from Cham
berlain via the Black Hills to con-
nectlon with the Oregon line in the
southeastern corner in Idaho. IL is
understood that right of way will be
granted on request either by the
Unicn Pacific lines or by the Great
Northern and Norther Pacific lines in
Washington.
"The plan carries no threat to either
| the Union Pacific or the Hills systems
The new line Of the st. Paul will open
entirely new territory and will not be
an invasion of either Hill or Hartman
country. Undoubtedly the building of
the Great Northern was the cause OF
the great boom in the northwest which
has created the new Northern Pacific.
AS the northwest grows SO will not
only the new line, but also the Great
| Northern and the Northern Pacific
prosper.
"In the Columbia river valley 50, ,OOO-
900 bushels ofiwheat are now grown,
and the state of Washington sold 800.
100000 of the products of her forest in
1904. !
"Milllons of dollars worth of fish are
yearly shipped from Puget Sound to
Chicago, Boston and New York. The
markets of Chicago, st. Paul, Boston,
Buffalo and New York are supplied
with the wonderfully fine fruit raised
IN the Columbia river valley, and the
hops Of Washington are famous the
world oyer. The St. Paul wants tc
have share Of the fish and fruit, eggs
and poultry and vegetables of the
Columbia and Puget Sound country tc
Chicago. 1t wants a share of the
Pacific trade and therefore it is going
to Puget Sound, but there is rom
enough for the St, Paul and for any
other railway seeking to share in the
good fortune of the wonderful state
OF Washington"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-16
IL in u kind Of bilious mood,
You wish an aid to digest food,
NO other pill is half so good

AS DeWitt's Little Early Risers
The famous little pills Early Risers
cure constipation, sick headache. bill
business, etc. They never gripc or sick
en-, but impart early rising energy.
Good for either children or adults.
Bob Moore, Lafayette, Ind, sayf::"No
use talking, DeWitt's Little Early
kisers Go their work. All other pills
| have used grippe and make me sick,
DeWitt's Little Early Risers brourht,
the long sought relief. They are par-
feet" Sold by +. z. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-16

Boswell Hickey took one for s21O, l..
N. Aud one for s2O5, John Belts one
for sl55 and l. N. Auld one for
$155.
This closed the puplic sale. The
buyers are nearly all citizens here.
The lots will now be sold only at pri-
yatc sale, and Mr.. Seaman announced
that those buying hereafter will pay
more.-Oacoma Settler.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-16

PROF. ROBERTS, one of the most no
ted agriculturists in the west estima-
ted $3.50 as conservative figure for the
value of the manure produced during sew
en- months on farm carrying4 4 houses, 20
COWS, SO sheep and 10 pigs. We might
fill half page with figures on the value
of manure to the farmer, but the principal
thing is to get it on to- the soil SO as to get
ure Spreader does this. Hundreds of farm
ers have found this out to their complete
satisfaction. Let us show you the machine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
For Mrs. Crawford

In honor of her daughter Mrs. Clar-
ence Crawford of La Grande, Ore,
Mrs j. v. Vickers of 624 West Twenty
eighth street entertained with II large
tea yesterday afternoon. Miss Waite
had charge of the decorations, which
We're especially pleasing.
The reception hall was in scarlet and
green, a canopy of scarlet ribbons and
red balls being effective with the ferns
and poinsettias which banked the stair
way. Pink roses and ferns were used
in the parlors and a pretty Christmas
scheme was perfected in an alcove,
where Miss Clara Vickers and Miss
Katherine Clark served punch. A
Christmas tree was the central feature
of this arrangement.
In the dining rooms, where the tea
table was placed, scarlet and green
We're again used. The room was cano-
pied with asparagus ferns and red
bells, and the table centerpiece was a
design of scarlet carnations and ferns.
Mrs. Vickers' other daughter, Mrs.
Frank McAllister, received with her
and assisting women included Mrs. S.
S. Salisbury, Mrs. Waldo r. Chase,
Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles, Mrs. Roy
Pinkham. Mrs. w. c. Read, Mrs
William Bayly, jr, and Mrs. Lewis
Williams. More than 800 invitations
were issued.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Guests Tell Stories

Miss Rhoda Adelaide Park of 1884
West Twentieth street was hostess last
evening at unique holiday party given
in honor of Miss Claire Singleton of
Shelbyville, Tenn, who is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Singleton OF 240O South
Flower street. A story telling contest
was an interesting feature of the
evenings entertainment and to the
one telling the best story was awarded
a rabbits foot charm. Miss Singleton
and the hostess added much to the
pleasure of the evening by singing
plantation melodies so dear to the
hearts of all southerners. Holly and
greenery were used in the decorations
and punch was served from "a quaint
moss covered well.
Among the guests were: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dana Burks, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Singleton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ona Nor
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard Jess. Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Dening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adella X. Elder Misses Ethel Strong,
Lillian Graham, Anna Cavanaugh,
Ethel Monroe, Cora DAN. Ethel Dali.
Mary Holmes. Stella Mitchell. Maud
Park, DR.. Welsh. Messrs. Edward
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Entertained at Cards

Members of the Thursday Night
Whist club were entertained last even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Clark Car
lisle of 1902 South Alvarado street.
The affair was one of the most elabo-
rate Christmas card parties Of the
season and beautiful decorations were
arranged. Scarlet Christmas bells and
floral balls were suspended from the
ceiling in one OF the rooms and in
another a flock of birds was the CEN
trail feature. Holly, smilaX, poinsettias
and red carnations added to the pretty
effect. Supper was served in the din
ing room and the centerpiece for the
table was an automobile driven by
Santa Claus down an avenue outlined
on each side with red candles. Scores
were kept on cards bearing sketches
of Christmas trees, and the prizes were
of hand painted china.
The guests included Dr. and Mrs.
e. G. Howard, DR.. and Mrs Herbert
d. Requa, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bur-
rail-, Mr. and Mrs. Roth Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester C. Ashley, Mr..
and Mrs, r. w. Kinsey and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Whitaker.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Give House Party

Members of the l.. I. u. sorority will
conclude today a delightful house
party at Manhattan beach which they
have been entertaining since Wednes-
day in honor of Miss Abba McCready,
who will become the bride of John
Staub, January 8. Fifteen girls went
to the beach Wednesday afternoon to
enjoy their last outing together be-
fore Miss McCready's wedding. After
delightful supper the evening was
spent in recalling past experiences and
planning for the future and general
fun prevailed into the small hours of
the night.
Thursday morning several of the
young men friends of the girls arrived
at the beach ready to help in the mer-
rment. The morning was spent in
swimming and boating. After dinner
the party collected on the sand to tell
stories and try their hands at making
up the biggest yarns. Later in the
afternoon the party went to Playa del
Rey, where boats were secured and
rowing on the lagoon was enjoyed.
Supper was served in the pavilion and
the young people returned to Manhat-
tan to spend the evening around the
hearth. The young men returned to
Los Angeles on the last car and the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Shower for Bride-Elect

Miss Hazel Belle Rupert. who will
become the bride of William II. Elwell
New Years day, was guest of honor
at kitchen shower given last even
ing by Mrs. Sarah *. Sloan of 139
West Third street. A unique guessing
game furnished interesting diversion
for part of the evening, and Japanese
vase was awarded to the guest giving
the correct list of answers Red, white
and blue were the colors chosen to deco
rate the rooms. The arrangement in
the parlor was in white, while blue
predominated in the library. In the
dining room, where supper was served,
red was effective. Besides the guest of
honor and her fiance there were pres
ent Mr.. and Mrs. Tohn Ruperd, ir.,
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Lyke, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mesmer,
Mrs Katherine Ruperd. Mrs. Alice
Knots, Miss Marie Gordon, Miss
Katherine Long and DR.. Harrison Put
nam.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Gives Chocolate

Miss Gonevieve Downing Of Lexing-
ton, Ky, and Miss Marjorie Tate were
guests of honor at q chocolate with
which Mrs. Erasmus Wilson, Chester
place, entertained yesterday The
hostess was assisted In receiving by
Mrs. l. w. Hollinesworth Of III Lake
street whose guest Miss Downing Is,
and also by Mrs. T.. G. Potter. Christ
mas decorations were arranged
throughout the rooms with pleasing
effect and the entire affair was charm
ingly appointed Both Miss Tate and
Miss Downing have beautiful voices
and they were heard in vocal solos,
as were also Miss Mary Chapman and
Miss Isabel Curl. A program OF harp
music was n delightful feature. Miss
Downing wore a becoming gown Of
blue mousseline dc sole and Miss Tate
wore dress of pink In the same ma
terial.
Young women who responded to in
vltations to meet the visiting girls in
cluded Mrs Bert Harmon Merchant,
Mrs. Mary ]. Perley of Emporia, Kas.;
Mrs. Frank Brogan Of Omaha, Neb.;
Misses Clorette .O'Connell, Maidie
Roach, Cora Lord, Katherine Day
Mary, Lucy and Katherine Clark
Guendolen Laughlin, Isabel Curl, Flor
ence Hunt, Dorothea Baird, Louise
Kastenbine, Bird Chanslor, Blanche de
Longpre, Bthelwyn Walker, Alice and
Olive Harpham, Edith Campbell, Helen
Kemper, Katherine Kemper Mary
Darling, Lulu MacGoodwin, Louise
Nixon Hill, Angel Miles. Nora and
Ruth Sterry, Violet Ball Cotter Helen
Howes, Charlotte and Bessie Bugbee,
Mary Chapman, Strong. Katherine AL
bers, Frances Coulter. Sarah Goodrich,
Vera Jevne. Mary Belle Elliott, Helen
Salisbury, Nell Reardon, Zoe Harrison,
Gretchen Day and Halle Tuttle.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
ATTORNEY MAY FREE CLIENT
Earl Rogers Says Cattle Said to Have
Been Stolen Belonged
TO Him

If Attorney Earl Rogers, who is de-
Tending Silas S. Duntley, charged with
cattle stealing, can sustain the state
ment made yesterday that he is the
owner of cattle alleged to have been
stolen, Duntley will be freed from the
charges against him, following the ex-
animation before Justice Young to-
DAY.
Rogers asserts that the cattle and
ranch from which they were alleged
to have been taken were decided to
him some time ago by Melrose, whom
he cleared of murder charge.
The attorney states that he did not
authorize his representatives at the
ranch to issue IL complaint against
Duntley and that he, as owner of the
property, will refuse to prosecute.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Pine Forest Whist Club

The members of the Pine Forest
Whist club were entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. w. Z. Jeffries, 1886
lockwood street Especial guests for
the afternoon were Mrs. +. A. Worden.
Mrs. S. w. Stockwell, Mrs. i. j.
Stephens and Mrs. NJ. Il. Smith of
Texas.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Sylvester
and Mrs. Luber. Members of the club
include Mesdames ID. Il. Brown, FL.
Beckwith A. j. Copp, ]. j.. Carr w. NJ.
Dixon, Mrs. Gray. Thomas Hughes,
w. n. Jeffries, w. l.. Krous, c. H..
Matthay, j. b. Myers, Octavious
Morgan, d. A. Mullmi, Z. NJ. Nichols,
G. w. Sylvester M. *. Suber. NJ. p.
Snyder, w. H. Wagner, Miss Clara
French and Miss Ida LIE Nolr
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
girls remained over for another day

girls remained over for another day
of fun.
Young women of the party were
Misses FStelle McIung, Frances Nc
Comb, Lillian Merrill, Amy and
Frances Gordon, Edna Russell, Abba
McCready, Olive Williams, Margaret
Herskovits. Vera Brooke. Genevieve
Cumberland, Fairy Means Bessie
Buck, Grace Whitcomb, Katherine and
May Darling. Their guests yesterday
included Messrs. Dwight Chaplin, Ted
Chaplin, Bob Blee, Bob Clellan VIII
Bacon, Garland Ross, ED Merrill,
Bruce Merrill, Allen Merrill and Mr..
Means.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Informal Luncheon

Girl friends of Miss Sarah Clark,
daughter of Mrs. Wesley Clark of
Westmoreland place, were entertained
at an informal luncheon given by her
Yesterday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Fraternity Dancing Party

Members of the Phi Delta Kappa
fraternity gave u dancing party last
evening at Kramer's, entertaining a
large company of guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
THE CITY

Strangers arc invited to visit the et-
hlbit OF California products ct the
Chamber OF Commerce building ON
Broadway, between First and SECOND
streets, where FREQ Information Will be
given on oil subjects pertaining to TINS
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29

Kendall, Edmond shenk, George Cryer,
Lynholm, George Parks, John Shenk,
A. o. Switzer, John Llcwellyn, j..
Douglas Sovereign, Bert Mitchell, Roy
*. Daniels and Ed Chapelli.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
MANY CHILDREN
ARE MADE HAPPY
EBELL CLUB GIVES CHRIST
MAS PARTY
Little Tots Of the Day Nursery Are
Guests at Christmas Tree.
Social News Of
the Day
New Years RecentIons

Names and addresses of Los
Angeles women who will receive .
New Years day. with the names Z
of those assisting them, will be
published in The Herald Sunday.
Information regarding New Years
receptions may be telephoned to
The Herald Office today and to- :
morrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Enhancement Announced

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Margaret Rice,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Rice
of South Figueroa street, and d. u.
McDaneld of Racine. Wis.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29

The Herald will pay $40 in cash 70
lead TO the arrest and conviction OF any
person caught stealing copies or Ine
Herald from the premises OF our pa
irons. THE HHRALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Arnold's Flannelettes l5c

Splendid for kimonos and the negligee gowns for
wear about the house Goods are q full yard wide
(bookold) i'm styles nmitaby attractvePersian and.
Japanese figures. We sell quality well worth zoe,
for 15c yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Workman Recovering

Statzzaslno Giovanni, who was i'm
iured by the caving in of clay en-
bankment at the Il. o. Engstrom brick
yard in East Los Angeles Wednesday
forenoon, is recovering. Giovanni and
two companions were crushed beneath
the clay. The other two men were
killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29
Christmas Tree Exercises Tonight

The Christmas exercises and tree,
with n Santa Claus. will be given for
the children of st. Mary's school this
evening at Korbel hall, Boyle heights.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged.