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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-28
CENTRAL FALLS.

Drs Harrington and Boucher OF the
Pawtucket General hospital STAFF per-
formed a surgical operation yesterday mp
on William Sherman. son OF Deputy
Sheriff Arthur Sherman, 90 relieve him
of internal troubles. The operation was
successful and Iagt night the patient was
resting comfortably.
Ballou Relief Corps met in regular
session last evening. The new presi-
dent. Mrs. Rosa Patt, presided. The
department instructing and installing Of
ficer was present, and the following Of
ficers, who were not installed at the last
meeting, were inducted into office. Miss
May Nichols OF Tower Corps acting as
conductor: Conductor. Mrs Emma But
man: assistant conductor. Mrs. Rena
Southwick: patriotic instructor. Mrs.
Carrie Young: musician Mrs. Ida Stanley
The resignation of Mrs. Mary McGrath
as second delegate 10 the department con-
vention was received and accepted, and
Mrs. Samuel A. Arnold was elected to Ill
the vacancy. During the intermisslon
collation. was furnished through the cour-
tesy of the president. The committees
for the ensuing year were appointed af-
terward by the president. In the after
noon the sewing circle Of the corps met
and finished the work on hand.
Branch William O'Brien, l. y. F., met
last evening and received three PROPOSE
tions for membership At the next month
ly netting there will be a class OF Is can
didates for initiation The committee on
smoke talk and entertainment TO be given
next Friday sevening presented report
OF progress. and the indications are that
the members will be given an enjoyable
time. Other matters OF routine nature
were disposed OF.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-28

"1 think the Cssr r. entirely 90 blame
for the outbreak in st Petersburg"
so DO 7 think he wished 10 see IL
~ was possible for the Russlan troops 20
win a battle. le."-Detroit Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-28
ADVERTISING w rns
NEWS

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-28

COMING-Ross and Fenton- Wat
sons Farmyard, 4 Flying Dunoars.
Marion Carson. Mr.. and Mrp. Alfred
Kelley, Waterbury Bros. and Tenny. 3
Dumonds, Techow's Cats, Mr.. and Mrs
Perkins Fisher. Troba and others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-28

The BEST vocal act ever given In vaudeville!
Nine Edith Decker. sig. Abramhon VIM. Xanten
i'm the Prison Scene from Faust"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-28
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at Cons res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-16
ORANGE

DR.. n. Il. I'iIlotson and wife Of Man
chester, Conn, are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Tillotson.
Miss Amy Cline has gone to West
Topsham to work for w. +. Noyes
Mrs. b. i. Davis is spending Old Home
week with friends in Chelsea.
Louis Sanders OF Washington visited
friends in town the first Of the week.
Marion Lord Of Chelsea was in town
over Sunday,
Miss Alice Thompson has gone to
work at Chas. HoIden's in Williamstown.
Mrs. Lucy Brock, who has been i'll for
long time, died last Monday.
Chas and Eddie Peake, Roy Nelson,
and Eugene Tillotson are at Fort Ethan
Allen with their companies
Miss Florence Taplin OF Washington
il at Mrs, a. n, Clements for few
days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-16
~ LittIe PAIN u Your Back

threatens your kidneys. If allowed To-
20 on little while you will suffer
throughout the entire system. Take at
once DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy, Of Rondout, N. ", which costs
only one dollar. 1t is the most certain
cure for the treatment of all diseases
Of the Kidneys, Liver and Blood. all
druggists, S1.00; six bottles, $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-16
Granite polishers Attention.

The Granite Polishers' Union, 54, q.
w. /. IL, viii affiliate to the Granite
Cutters International association on
Thursday evening, August nth, 1905.
Meeting called in Carpenters hall,
Nichols block, at 7.30. Let every polish
er tmachine or handy be present as this
is positively the last call. A. G. Adams,
President; Geo. r. Smith, Corresponding
Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-16
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Special values in eorsets at Abbott's.
Just received, new silk waists, at The
Vaughan Store.
These cool nights and mornings call
for Jersey sweater. At MeWhorter's.
NJ. S. Levine went to Burlington yes
terday on business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-16
Card of Thanks.

we wish to kindly thank our friends
and neighbors who were SO kind to rs
during the sickness and death Of our
dear little one and for the beautiful
doral tributes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Slye.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-16

Q leading Hosiery,
the Dye Bute the Buster shaukt The Aeeal
notm in all i'm
quHyo of the Hose. where t WILDE ecaed.
Our window and bargain table f Of these Hose Jack
ana
veyp purchaser o parrot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-16
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED-Girl for general housework. APP
ply to Mrs. George Northrop Il Granite
Street 1oulI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-16

70 RFNT-Office rooms in the Blanchard
Block. Inquire Of Albert A. Sargent Averill
Block. lS0I
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22

Lincoln where he rad taken Grs.
Louis Smith C Genoa 10 the insane
hospital NJ Smith has one OF the best
improved farms in Nance county. and
Mrs. Smith was known for her gen
ecous hospitality He- mind was no.
affected until recently.
NJ. and Mrs N EanGerhoof OF ST.
Edward were IN Columbus today tax
Ing the body Of their daughter Fay
10 ST Edward for Interment. II Is q
sad journey for M and Mrs. Wander
hoof. They mad taken their dauGh-
ter. who was just budding into young
womanhood, 70 Arizona. hoping taar
the southern climate would overcome
the tubercUler germs that had begun
their deadl- work e. the end OF a
severe attack OF pneumonia last spring
But ths winter was damp and cold
even IN Arizona and the patient grew
gradually worse. Miss Eandernoof
was one OF the most accom- DlIshed and
popniar vouUC ladies OF ST. Edward.
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22

mem berS were chosen 10 represent the
lodge a. q county convention 10 be
neI6 IN Humphrey IN April j 1.
Drunken, /. Held, 1. Plarh. Died
YIchs, Edgar Howard, Carl Kramer,
Hm. DledrIch, Il v. Phillips and
FRANK Mathews.
:. [. Bake calls our attention 10
an article IL the Broken Bow Chief
about the continued cold weather west
o. us, the rrsr seven days OF February
me Thermometer did not register
above zero and for three nights during
this time II weat ba.ow thirty. Inc
h.ches- point registered bv the ther-
momerer during the day o. the 9th
vas eighteen below AND a. night II
yrenr down 10 rhirrv eight below
- the council meeting last night
the program as announced n yester-
Gav's Journal was carried out Inc
PIckha-dc gas franchise was revoked
franchise for ;he local gas company
was advanced 70 third reading and
defeated, and the contract with Dr..
: HeIntz was ratihel The new
lights will De ii operation MAY lst.
General satisfaction over the settle
.nent OF the street light question l:
expressed BY citizens and tine promot
ers Of the gas proposition have nC
complaint against the action OF tn
council.
Many Columbus people will be
pleased 10 learn OF the excellent posi-
ZION secured BY Prof. 2. V. sybeII
one OF the Columbus high schoo
=, teachers four years aCO. Ar. Gravhei
mas written TO Prof. Kern that be has
received AL appointment In one OF ths
laboratories IN the bureau OF anima
: industries ct Washington. The DO
. s:rion was secured through q compe
ric,7e examination. Nj. Graybeu l
. graduate ot the state university
AMI since leaving his work In Colum
= bus mas been II the schools Of Clinton
Ia. He wrote tnat he wruld leave 10
da- for Washington TO begin mis- new
9 worE immediately.
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
Fridays Daily journal.

l.. Paul. dentist.
Prof. S.ke. teacher music. Barber bldg.
ca. Schroeder i al Omaha visitor
To-Day.
+. v. Salev i confined 70 his home
with crlp.
jos. Draw baush = very Ill from
pneumonia.
C ". Phillips was Z Grand Island
visitor this week.
MesSrs. CLARK and Aiester OF s.. Ed
ward are IN Columbus TO-DAY.
LS:bbe-nson OF Omaha was II Town
.oGav OF his way % = Edward.
Miss Ar1n Boyd lsvisitiug her sister
NJ. Alfred Paine q 8. EDWARD.
IL KavanauGh i now @b!e % 81 I'D
IL he'd after n Hines uc TWO weeks
Dr. r.Caaz. +. T-atz, homeopathic phy
s:cIa2 ana surgeon. pos'othce building
Miss Emily RaSsrz went 10 Lincoln
Yesterday TO visit with Miss Louise
Davis.
AIfv Hein;z returned home today
from the west where ne has beer -alI
roaG,nE.
WANTED-To buy male 81. Ber
] uard pup, Ad-ess Sydney Eastman
| Crestor. Neb-. =
D.. o. \. R-iteIl mas been appoint
e. county physician o. the dlsr-ic
around 81. EdwarG
The infant child OF E. y. Smith
one mile northwest OF town. Is ser
io-sly IL from PNEUMONIA
LouiesB Drunken went TO Lincoln thi
morning 10 attend a two days conven
tIon OF the Woodman lodge.
Mrs. v. Il King came CD fror
Schuyler last evening AID is v:sitin
the schools Of Columbus TO-DAY.
Harry Slater OF Onawa, ulinoi!
started today for his home after ew
week visit TO his uncle, DE- Slate.
and family.
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
Nebraska Iathodists.

Nebraska Methodists are planning
An important Missionary Convention
10 be held In ST. Paul's church, Lin
coin. February y 10 March >. The
purpose OF the convention Is TO bling
together the state, conference and dis
rrlct oftlcers OF the different orgAnIzs-
tions Of the church, the pastors anu
representatives from the local churches
and Young peoples societies within
the bounds of Nebraska, for the con-
sideration CT some OF the problems
fundamental 10 the Christian occupa-
,ion of the unevangeiized nations and
also fer PRAYER, fellowship and con-
ference concerning methods and the
best helps available for the fulfilling
OF the great missionary purpose OF the
church. The kevnote of the gather
ing is announced a. Nebraska Meth
odism and World Evangelism. The
convention Is under the management
OF the Rev. DR.. J. B. Irimble, one OF
rhe FieIdSecretaries of the Missionary
society OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, assisted by competent and
active State Executive Committee
The Convention will be a delegated
bodv
According 10 the latest compiled
statistics there are II the foreign feld
30 Conference and Missions, % mis-
sionarles, 363 native preachers, 2l6.sO1
church members, and 25i, $40 Sunday
school Scholars
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22

A Great Artist Coming 70 Colunboe
The High School entersninnsos
committee has received the following
note from Pcof Poole Of this city, IN
reference to Herbert Butler. the violin
virruoso who will appear in Colum-
bus March ls., or the high school
course:
~ am was well acquainted with
Mr.. Butler while vas studying IN
Chicago. He had just returned from
an extended course Of study in Berlin.
under the instruction oiJosephJoachim
the man who has been called the
King Of the Violin Joachim has besn
a yirtuoso before the public for over
sixty wears. having played the Men
deissohn concerto for violin in pubic
ar the age OF eleven years, with Mem
delssohn himself conducting the or
chessra. As teacher, Joachim has
,urued on, more great performers than
any other.
sBp,ler studied also with Gustav
| Holiaendsr. one of the leading
European violinists. teachers and COM
posers. While in Berlin, Butler was
Koncertmsister OF the Hochschnle or
cherra. Since his coming TO America
he has been Concert Master OF the
Chicago symphony orchestra and Is
now director Of the violin department
N the American Conservatory Of Music
/ at Chicago.
Butler plsvs ali OF tine big things
for violin. and plays them perfectly
One number which he has used e1-
rensiveiy in his concerts Is the famous
Bach Chaconne for unaccompanied
violin, one of the most difficult violin
solos written and one Of the most bean
,iful Ii will Dc O rare thing for Co
iumbus people TO hear this grea'
solois, IN their home town
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
Mondays Daily journal.

L. C.HaIm spent SUNDAY IL the ciTy
with bis family.
J }. Burke OF Platte Center is IT
Columbus today.
Stanley Maiv OF Genoa was IN Co.
umbus yesterday.
Senator Hughes and Representative
Hoa-e Sundayed IL this city.
Prof. Campbell OF Humphrey spent
Sc-G-y il the civ with friends.
Pure bred white PlymouthRock cock
ereI. .o- & eacl.-J. F. Be.tocd-
DIS. Martyr. Eyans. Evans : Martyr
j. Office three doors north OF Fried
ho;'s store
Wn. RickIy OF Council Riurs wa:
in the city over Sunday 10 attend the
funeral OF Vesrs Rickiy.
Dr.. Gie,zen OF Omaha was IL Co
/ Iumbas Saturday night on his way Il
Humphrey TO spend Sunday with n;
parents. His little son was with him.
/ Mrs. Cnss. Freeman OF Platte Cen
ter was IN Columbus Saturday night,
returning from Omaha, where she wa
called b the death Of her neighbor
+ Rev. c. =. Arnold. pastor OF tn
PRESBYTERIAN church ot schuyler. va
q Journal visitor between trains. BE-
ing en route for Fullerton where b.
will visit his parents few days.
II filings have failed 20 pr-serv
your teeth do not think il necessar
70 have them extracted Filling
p-operiv inserted with modern meth
obs and appliances will save then
Dr.. Pail the dentist uses the lates
anu best OF everything and guarantee
satisfaction.
Sheriff Dsris OF Nance county We
! In the city Sunday, returning fro,
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22

,ra. E.asl0w took the guests. about
-a.r-v u number, OF II bob s.eds.
81 4a-1 euch-e was the pastlme Ct
-as ,vau.r-. Frank ~chram captur-
n; u only pr given. Refresh
plen-s were served and the crowd Were
returned 10 their MONIES II bob sleds
about one o'clock.
The case O. Carl Schubert, who was
charge. with violating the state game
law hv having CuAiI IL MS possession,
was settled yesterday afternoon n
Jucge Rarrerman' court by the pay
ment OF a une OF s. NJ. Schubert
r.ea! guilt. and the number OF quai!
,.srrea was reduced 10 l. which were
assesses. ) each. The game warden
was not present. County Attorney
| Latham Prosecuting the complaint.
Gu- Lockne- q Omaha, who had
Two law suits II district court last
week denarrec Io- nome Friday. NJ.
/ LCczro- was resident OF this county
/ when rnare were only fourteen oeher:
! besides himself IL a. its wide 90
main and still owns hIS Original home
stead II Alex township He was one
Of those VINO took part IL the orGanlz
arion Of the county IL 1865 -Davil
City Pres
UNFORTCNATE.-Jas. Pearsal
nsS received word from MS son Lar
ri EauCIaire. Wisconsin 10 the eitec
,ha- NJ Ear PearsaN had q oa'
| fail snort time ago, breaking on
ankle anu spraininG ;he other an
that his daughter Geraldine had oni,
-na week before fallen and broken on
q me- arms. and that he himself va
--s- able 70 be Our after an Hines
which confined him 10 his room. Nrs
Jas. PearsaI., VINO mas been vlsItin
ae- son Cnas. N Omaha. went eas
Yesterday 70 attend the luva.ids.
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
Yesterdays Daily Journal.

IN. .CookirEhan Of Humphrey is IL
the city courtiog.
:. J. RYAN has been out 70 Overton
with party O: Iowa iart seekers.
I. Il. Cnam oers was IN Platte Cen
rer yesterday closing up some land
deals.
NJ Campbell Of Columbus Route /
was caller at tne Journal office to-
cay.
F. T. Walker returned today from
Cedar Rapids where he mas been for
several DAYS IookiEC after his Ia-ms.
NJ. wm Rengler OF 81. Edward
brought their little csUchrer 10 CO.
iumbus today for treatment IL 81
Mars Hospital.
Miss Lydi. Ge-tsch left today for
her home II PCstviIle. after having
made ner home fo- some time II Co.
iumbus with her uncle. E. von Ber-
gen.
Mr.. and Ms a ". Ladd CT Albion
were in the cirv last night. going 10
hearney today 10 attend the state ed
ito-iaI association CT which NJ. LGid
Is president.
Edgar Howard and MS daughter.
Miss Mary. went 20 hearn ' today 20
attend the stare editorial association.
NJ. Howard will address rhe associa-
tion on the subject C an'i-ress isgi--
iatlon.
Harry Riley. engineer on the CO.
Ium ousSpaIdicg branch told Journal
reporter .o-Gav that he auticI pared
trouble to- the railroads from me
bridges aIocc his -ur- Tie rav!res,
ne savE. aIe t.i.-C win E:Cw ana
= Tspi-. tllw viii certainly test the
bridges.
Miss Helen Gcaniiy who will be
seen az the North opera house ONION
day February p n q revival OF her
greatest success Her Lord and Mas
ter" will travel IN her private car
which she has ch-isrened .'Grantiy /"
This ca was built especially for nsr
by the Pullman Car Co, and is one OF
the nanGsomest On wheels. II will
insure the popular actress al the com
forts Of a Iuxurious ONE, besides DO
ing away with al the annoyances OF
travel.
The Norfolk Press gives the follow
ing account O: the death and burial o.
MIS-. Cnesrnurwood, mother OF Dave
: Ches,nu.wood, who wss several year:
ago a Columbus resident: The bodI
OF Mrs. Amanda Ctesrnutwood wa
brought TO Norfolk on Wednesday
: from ST. Joseph, No, where she hat
died from cerebral hsmorrhaSe a. tns
state hospital the previous day. Th'
remains were accompanied here b,
". Hoyt, her son-In-iaw and oil
their arrival were taken 70 frospec
! I'LL cemetery and inferred in tn
s family LOT py the side Of her husban
n nd daughter Aayme.
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22

John Cover OF Schuyler was IN Co.
Iumpus yesterday. NJ. Cover is owner
OF the store building occupied by
WrIn & Son.
Big dispersion sale OF Duroc JERSEY
and Poland China hogs and Red
Polled cattle, c. @. Johnson, OsceoIa.
Read his a. IN this pape-.
Mrs. Martina Watts, VINO l. engaged
az teaching the Duncan school, Is tax
ing one week Of vacation at the request
OF the directors OF the school.
Miss Lizzie Which OF Schuyler Is
visiting az the home OF her brother-In-
law. Frank Mathews. Miss Which
was formerly deputy postmaster OF heT
nome town.
Conductor and Mrs c. 5. Raney
.ave decided to remain IL Columbus
the balance OF the winter, instead OF
making their home N Lincoln, and
Will have rooms a. the Ciother hotel.
Z. Funk Of Spalding was In town
today on his wav 10 Portland. oregon.
where ne goes Ill an enCeavo- 70
secure a concession with the LewIs6
Clark exposition company for a stano.
Ms. Saunderson O. Springfield,
Mass arrived mere few days ago on
a visit 70 the family CT c. Il. Sheldon
expec.ing 70 remain Until the last Ci
the month. Mrs. Saunderson Is sis
ter OF Mr. Sheldon
NJ. and Mrs. Z. F. Englenart oi
Julesburg. Colorado are In the city in'
guests OF y. D. Wilson and 1au;iT.
NJ. Eucieharr Is an electrician anu a
present employee on work g. AIRING
: ton. NJ. Englehart Is q cousin c
Mrs. Wilson.
This Is the time OF wear for farmer
70 huv brood sows. Don't fail TO b
II Co.um bus March lst 70 attend IN
big sale OF Messrs KILLER. Meath an
Fred Willie which Is advertised II 1U-
IN this pspe-. Read carefully theI
splendid offers G: pure bred sows.
The members OF the Roya. Arcanur
= lodge, with invited guests, had goo
time al a smoker held IN their ha-
last evening. The time was passe
e IN pIsviug cards, checkers, chess, etc
will refreshments On the side, IN
u the social company tarried until iat
hour.
4 Mrs. II. :. Elliott was uncerenor
iousiv thrown from q cutter II whic
she wss riding Yesterday afternoon, !
front OF Rev MilIard's residence
After ridGins herself OF the driver II
horse ran around several blocks COW
town hut was caught without doiu
y any damage 70 ANYTHING.
Norman Pa-ks, low editor Of T:
- Ord Jourual. G democratic paper
Aa- LOWE. went through Co!Ono'
y TODAY Oh his way 10 Omaha. be e
:. poets TO return mere Sarur day and
In main over Sunday visiting old friend
Sc Norman says Wu. Sipple, his brotne
in-law. has purchased property IN U
~ and expects to make raat his fusu
IL nome.
Miss Martina Post went 70 Llnco
.-- this morning where she will atrel
u q party given by the fraternity sir
of the University OF which she Is
. member. Tomorrow evening she "
-. attend q banquet by the same socier
After q visit a. Seward for few da
On her return, she will stop at Srapl
u hurst next Wednesday 70 attand {
= wedding Of her friend, Miss fanI
Merrill.
George Fairchild deserves I
thanks Of all disciples OF Isaac Walt
for his unr;ring work toward hsvl
o" the limit Of the fishing season e1fe'
ns ed 70 November Is. Heretofore, j
at high tide OF pike fishing. the 1
Us, ssepped in and forced the gang
VIC pack away rud and reel. The q
er, law means long camping out In
most delightful season Of the year, 4
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
Ss,urday's Daily journal.

Dr.. IallIe-. OsteoPach. Barber block.
EI Hoare came - from Lincoln
last evening.
Senator Hughes i home from Lin
coin TO spend Sunday.
Mrs. c. c. Gray will give a five
O'Clock tea on wednesday.
John Ensden from near Platte Cen
ter is visiting friends il town.
E. vorBe--en went 10 Grand lsiana
Yesterday to attend the srare Y,N.C.A.
Miss Lulu PIarh went 70 Monroe
Yesterday TO Visit severa. days with
friends.
7 II. Gallev will leave io- -. Jos
eph tomorrow where he Will purchase
spring stock
N u. ha-r was OF the stree, yes
rs-day for the nrs- time IN TWO weeks,
. on account OF grip.
Mrs. ". !. hiIe, VINO Eas been ser
. iOClN I0E tEAss - -A'''
Ing uuGe- physician : care.
Mesdames Paul. Babcock and Dick
inson have issued invitations fC- par
ties on THURSDAY audFriday evenings.
Members OF Mrs. Cash : Ten O.
the Episcopal Guild will meet 81 the
recrorv F-idav afternoon CT } o'clock.
d.. 0. ). BrireII OF s.. Edward re-
turned home this afternoon after
visit with his brother Prof l. 4.
BrireII.
The Evening Gard club Will be en-
rerraineG Thursday evening ~ Mes
danes Perkins an HowarL O. the
Perkins nome
Robert Wagner who has been quite
i'll -or several months IS much improv'
ed an now : able - be ou- o. oeC
part OF the day.
YOU NEED NOT have al teeth ex
r,acted ID order 10 Fave lew ones
The sound nav remain Consult DE
Naumann. the dentist.
Mrs. CIsrk Newton OF Chambers
Neb. arrived here rO-av on sno-
visit 10 E. S.NewIoa ant family. She
will remain Until Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Bernard Bockstrup O
David City are visiting wit TIE fam
: ilv OF Max Elias until Monday. Mrs
Perna.d i sister OF Ny. ELlas
= Tae younC naopIe Gra or their wsa
f ding trip aav.-g been married only
: few days ago.
: Guy Lawrence, half brother c
= FRANK Lawrence Of this city, died q
:. the home OF his mother IN O'Nel.
: February 10th. NJ. Lawrence was |
q the hospital in this CITY for some time
e being treated fo- consumption, an
was taken from here aooUc two wees
q ago.
d About fourteen boys OF the younge
S set are meeting this afternoon a. n
a home CT Harold kramer 10 form clu
Il for purely social pleasures. We hoI
;. in the near future 70 be able 20 a.
e nounce the name OF the new club ar
E schedule some Of their coming enre
le rainmenrs.
ie Ii county court today the preIimIl
ary hearing Of Joseph Wells, cha-ge
,e with shooting Ezra Mahatey with /
N tent 10 kill. was postponed N,
70 March II on request O. Mahafey's q
4. rornsys. a. Nahafey is not yet able
Is, leave his bed. His condition Is il
~ proving and he viii No doubt be o
70 In q snort time Eow.
w MODERN WOODMAN-hta a met
he ing of the HodernWooGnan last tn:
nd day evening the following nam