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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-19
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS

Il y perfectly safe medicine and has
restored thousands OF women to 70.
bust health VINO suffered from month.
" irregularities, hackacho, dizziness.
fainting speiie, indigestion or dyapop.
ella. Try II today
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-19
LOCAL NEWS

tFrcm Saturdays Daily Citizen)
r. u. Pollock, president ~ the Arl.
aOnn Central bank. flagatafi. Arizona.
"a In the city on business
Mrs, II. r. COpp, went 10 Las We.
gas this morning to be the guest OF
Mrs. Albert Stern for q few weeks.
Edwin Schanadoro. OF the local In
dian school. has returned from an ex.
tended visit TO relatives IN Chicago.
II. l.. Baca, spent the morning IN
the city, and returned TO his home az
santa Pc this afternoon on delayed
train No. 2.
Attorney Harry p. Owen and family
who have been on an extended visit 60
Mrs. Owens old home IN Alexandria.
Canada, are now visiting az Springer
and will reach home In a few days.
, J. Ticrnoy, brother Of street
Commissioner Martin Tiorney. Who ar.
rived IN Albuquerque a few weeks ago
from burlington. Iowa, has taken n
position as conductor with the Albu-
quVrquo Traction company.
Chhrles y. Dagcnctto. outing agent
for the Indian schools IN New Mexico
returned last night from trim TO
Yuma. Arizona. where he went two
weeks ago 20 put a number OF Indian
boys 20 work on the Laguna Irrigation
dam the government u building near
that point.
Miss Daisy poyas, sister Of Mrs. j.
w Johnson OF this city and well
known IN Albuquerque has left tie
Good samartln hospital IN Los An.
ge.es and has gone 10 the Los Angelica
santa fo hospital, where she has
been given the assistant superlntond.
ency with good salary.
W. j, oliver. assistant Fuperlntend.
ent Of the Albuquerque Indian sc,,ool.
has returned from Chicago where he
went with HIS little daughter TO have
a defect taken from her eyes. The
operation was performed BY an expert
eye specialist and was entirely sue.
eessful, the eyes being made perfectly
straight.
w W. Miller, president OF the
Usage County Bank. Of Osago City,
Kansas. and ono OF tho foremost men
Of Kansas, was in the city for an hour
last evening. on his way 10 Kelly.
where he rs heavily interested In sew.
erai mining properties During Mr.
Miller's stay In Albuquerque he was
the guest OF Chief-OfPOllco Thomas
hcMlllln. his old friend.
Charles Cushman and family return.
cd last night from a months sojourn
M California. fr Cushman was on
one OF the trains which was caught
behind the washont west Of Needles
and was held al Bagdad. Cal. twenty
four honrs II was only l2i In the
shade at hagdad All Mr.. Cushman be.
lleyes that be lost az least four OF the
eight pounds he had gained while ON
his vacation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-19

the stage az inicrloculor In place Of
Mr.. broDti, Who vas ~ and unable 20
be present That Mr. Pickard was we'll
received was evidenced by the denfen.
ING applause that greeted him lie
acted the part like a veteran minstrel
iaan.
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center, Jan. e.--Mr, and
Mrs. w. e. Elder and children, Henry
and Carrie, of Burlington, visited last
week at the J. NJ Elder home
Leonard Brown, who has been act.
ing as agent for the G., M. q ST. p,
at Rutledge, came home sick Monday
and has been very i'll with pneumonia
ever since.
Mrs. Jane Woolums OF Packwoofl,
visited last week with her son, q. w.
Woolums.
Revival services are in progress at
the M. E. church, conducted by Rev.
Pettitt, assisted by Rev. Mcdonald
Mrs. John Hook, Of Hedricl1, visited
yesterday with her sister. Mrs. Louisa
Paytoi.
Rathman Lodge No. 278, I. o. o. F..
held public installation service last
night. An able address was delivered
by Rev. H. N. Smith, of Hedrick. Mr..
Durbin of Competine, district deputy,
was present and installed the officers,
assisted by L. w Baker, Walter Jones
and Frank Mefford. The following Of
ficers were installed:
Noble grand--L. Drummond.
Vice grand-C. r. Breneman.
Financial secretary--O. G. Stevens.
Treasurer-A. r. Huffman.
Warden-L. W. Shoemaker.
Conductor-C. f. Price.
Chaplain--Grant Davis.
Inside guardian-W. III. Grain.
Outside guardian4-R. @. Bowlin.
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WEST CHESTER,

West Chester, Jan. 6.-Mrs. J. D.
Dayton is improving and is able to be
out.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Ross gave a
splendid dinner to their friends last
Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church purchased ailot
from Mr.. Cora paying 5000 for the
same. t,lsas
Wednesday was Rev. billions busy
day, having three weddings in one
day.
Loren Bennett gave an Unfair dinner
to her brother, Joe West, and wife who
were married Wednesday at Valley.
The Presbyterian people will begin
special m ceilings next Sunday evening.
Earl Burroughs and Miss Cora Har-
vey were married at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage Wednesday even.
Ing. ,r
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, Jan. 6.--Mrs. j. N. Nc
Dowell, who resides just north Of the
city had the misfortune to fall on an
icy board Tuesday and injured her
back in such a manner that she was
rendered helpless, and had to call for
assistance in order to get In the house.
Mr.. Mcdowell who was at the barn,
came to the house and hearing the
cries of his wife went to her assistance.
She was taken in the house and ply
stefan summoned. who after an exam
ination found that the fall had caused
a concussion of the spine. She is get
ting along at present as well as could
be exepeted.
HI. w. Alnack, of Hamilton, was
business caller in the city Thursday.
Messrs. F.. e. Johnson and will New
man, of Whitebreast township, re-
turned yesterday from business trip
to Abba.
Messrs. Jas. Fulton and Will Bliz-
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ALBA.

I Abba, Jan 6.-The Illustrated, lee.
ttre on their "Trip Around the World.
given by Hamilton and Wilkinson at
the Christian church last night was q
fine thing in the lecture line. Mr.. Ham
ilton had over two hundred views
Some of the most interesting places on
the globe were in the collection A
large audience was present and en-
ioyed the entertainment to the fullest
extent. The singing by Mr.. Willin.
to draw large crowd.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Campbell and
family, Of Waterloo, Neb.. are visiting
relatives and friends in Abba.
Rev. and Mrs. C. s. Cooper are en-.
joying visit from their daughter, Mrs.
A. N. Gierson, Of Amsley, Nebraska
Mrs. James Reddish, of Centeryille,
is the guest of Abba relatives and
friends this week.
Jno Sutcliff died at his home Just
west Of Hilton last Wednesday,. Mr..
Sutcliff was an old resident Of the vi.
entity and was much respected and es-
teemed by neighbors and friends.
Mrs. Lew Moore, living about three
miles north of town, has been very i'll
for some time but is now improving
Geo. Forsythe is on the sick list this
week.
Ralph Atkinson and Jno. Shuler ex.
pect to start in short time to visit
their old home in England.
The Ryan company, owing to the i'll
health Of the manager, Miss Nellie
Ryan, has sold out to Strasburger and
Yer Veer.
Mrs. w. B.. Pauline is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Walker, of
Centerville.
Miss Lillian Kilburn, OF Oskaloosa,
was the guest Of Miss Vida Smith last
week.
James Burtchby returned from
Brooklyn yesterday, where he has been
visiting relatives for a few days.
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WEST VAN BUREN,.

West Van Buren,, Jan. Z. A num-
Der of the little ones in this neigh
borhood are suffering with colds.
v. v. Smith of Washington is here
visiting relatives.
F. M. Haney and son George went
to Keosauqua on Friday on business.
Charles Kunzman and family spent
New Years day with Wade Harryman
and family.
Grover Shaffer returned to Des
MQines Monday after spending his va
cation at home.
Mrs. Emma Roush has been quite
sick but is better again.
F. j. Hanshaw visited his brother,
Elmer here part of the week.
Otto Mccullough and family spent
Saturday and Sunday of last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Moore.
Earl Parks expects to move his
family to Montana next week to make
that place their future home.
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No Ak to Grind.
Another Good Man Gone wrono.

He neglected to take Foley's Kidney
Cure at the first signs OF Kidney
trouble, hoping it would wear away,
and he was Soon q victim of Bright's
disease. There is danger In delay, but
II 'Foley'ss Kidney Cure is taken at
once the symptoms will disappear, the
kidneys are strengthened and you are
soon sound and we'll Al r. Bass Of
Morgantown, Ind, had to. get up ten
or twelve times in the night, and had
a severe backache and pains In the
kidneys and was cured by Foley's Kid
ney Cure. Sold by. Elliott, Druggist.
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UpELL.

Udell, Jan. REV. Pascoe is hold
Inf series Of meetings at the
Brethren church here. .esE
There were over fifty people at Jas.
Ginther's family reunion last Sunday.
Fred Genites is the might agent at
the Wabash depot.
Sam zook and family are back from
Idaho.
N. W. Wilson traded "a half in|erest
In his store to Ed Bryant for his farm
east of town.
e. A. Hernaday is building a wire
house on Wabash grounds south of
the depot for storing grain, seeds, feed,
flour etc.
Vim. Hunt and Jerry Wolf left for
Idaho last SUNDAY.
Rev. G. p. Hunt stopped off here
Monday and preached at the Christian
church Monday evening.
The new hotel will open up Sunday.
1t will be well patronized
Mrs. Ellen Mcdonald, of Lockwood,
Mo-, expect to start home Thursday of
this week.
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BRUSH CREEK.

Brush Greek, Jan. s.---After weeks
vacation Oscar Arnold returned to his
duties at the Ottumwa Business COLI
lege Monday.
VIM. Proctor went to Eldon we'd
nesday, where he is engaged In build
ing bridges.
A. White was welcome guest at the
A. Proctor home Sunday.
j. Odenbaugh transacted business In
Otturflwa Wednesday.
Fred Proctor and Oscar Arnold att
tended church at Hopewell Sunday
night.
Eta and Meta Mute called on Coda
Allen Tuesday evening.
Rev. Betz dined with G. Mute Sun.
day.
Frank odenbaugh is on the sick
Oscar Arnold called on Fred Proctor
last Sunday
Laura Arnold is still quite sick.
Leslie owen attended church at Hope
well Sunday evening
Ethel Owen has returned to her
home after q short stay IN Blakes-
burg.
Misses Eta and Meta Mute, ELLA,
Vida and Mia Proctor, Ethel oden-
baugh were guests of Mrs. C. Smith
last Saturday.
Fred Odenbaugh visited his cousin,
Harold Davis at Prairie Chapel Sum
day.
Rev. Betz dined with A. Proctor last
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Proctor and daugh-
ters Ella, Vida and Mia and sons John,
Enos, Waldo and Lester visited at J.
Oderlbaugh's last Sunday.
Mrs. C. Mute was the guest Of Mrs.
Rebecca Proctor last Friday
Tuesday evening, Jan. 8, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. White entertained num-
per in honor of their son Austin, who
expects to leave for Oklahoma this
week. All departed at late hour
voting Mr.. and Mrs White and SON
royal entertainers.
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.sA lilies

since each year there is surplus rs
turn over to the state from the tees
paid to the board. "A fee OF 81 0 would
seem ample sufflcient;
Another palpably wrong feature or
the law is the requirement that grad
yates Of the dental department of the
state university mtst take their exam.
nation and pay their fee. The diploma
granted by the department is not con.
sidered sufficient evidence of its hold
er's right to practice In the state It
seems that the work and the require
ments of the university should be Of
such standard and the faculty of SUI.
fcient ability to At q holder of d.
ploma for the practice Of his pro.
fession.
Most SenseIess Provision.
The most senseless provision of the
present law is that which requires a
holder of license to file and leave it
In the office of the. clerk Of the district
court Of the county where he practices
This must be done within one year Of
the date Of the time Of issuance Of the
license or 1t is forfeited What course
could man pursue who has offices in
more than one county? I tried to have
this matter corrected but did not sue
coed"
No Ak to Grind.
DR.. Lewis is ready at all times to
give the benefit of his experience to
the profession. and he thinks that If
| the knowledge gained by him as a
member Of the board were In the
hands Of conscientious members of the
profession, that just and equitable
as we'll as acceptable law could be Sc
cured for the state Of Iowa. He
/ wishes it distinctly understood that he
has no ak to grind, that he would moi
accept re-appointment on the board or
any condition and that he has nc
i'll will toward the dental profession in
general.
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ELECT OFFICERS.
Christian Church at Bloomfield Has
Annual Business Meeting.

Christian Church at Bloomfield Has
Annual Business Meeting.
Bloomfield Jan. 7.--At the annual
business melting Of the Christian
church held Thursday evening the fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the en-
suing year:
ham, w. H. Dillener, w. II. Hancock,
G. e. Young, John F. Kline, B. Hardy,
w. H. Newman, DR.. T. NJ Thompson.
Elders-J. M. tCatterson, w. T. Deu-
pree.
Deaconesses Mrs. S. S. Stanley
Mrs c. E. Young, Mrs. John F.
Gresham. Mrs. Woodford Owens.
TRUSTEE. P.lToombs.
The financial report of the various
organizations of the church showing
the amounts earned during the past
year follows:
G. w. B. M. auxiliary s1o4ss
Sunday school ............ 1851
I. Lanes AID .......s.......t. 220.57
Junior league -. ........ 31e2
Total ...... .......... $4,000
The report of the treasurer showed
receipts amounting to s1014.s6 Rev.
D. A.. Wickizer reported having
preached 161 sermons and delivered
ten lectures, making a total Of III adj
dresses given during the past year.
The total number of additions to the
church during the past year were 14O.
The work of the church has been
very satisfactory considering the con-
dition under which the labor has been
wrought The pastor and congregation
are, however, looking forward to a
more fruitful future in the new church.
Immediately following the dediclatory
services series of revival meetings
will be held.
Personal and Otherwise.
Mrs. c. A. seylor and Mrs. j. II.
Nicholson, who have been visiting Mrs.
Seylor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Childers and Mrs. u. T. Barton have
returned to their homes in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seylor have sold their
residence property In the southwest
part of the city and intend purchasing
home insDes Moines.
Will Herod, Of South Ottumwa,
made a short visit with relatives at
this place Friday. Mr. Herod is trav-
cling In the interests of the Merrill
wholesale grocery company and will
make this point about every twu
weeks.
Mrs. J. R. Wallace has gone to
visit with her sister, Mrs Robert Will
son. 1919 s..$,
K. I. Hotchkiss has returned from
Kansas City, where he purchased car
lead Of cattle to fatten on his farm.
Prof. w. M. Tibbs, assistant .princi-
pal of the high school of Mystic, spent
Thursday in the city as the guest of
Charley Black
The case of the state VS. the Hiner
boys, of Bunch, charged with malici-
ously shooting at a Rock Island ca
boose was dismissed Thursday The
case was to have been heard in Justice
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Four Hundred Babies

st. Vincent's Infant Asylum, Chicago,
shelters homeless waits awaiting
adoption, and there are nearly 400
babies there. Sister Julia writes: II
cannot say too mitch In praise Of
Foley's Honey and Tar, for coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough"
Contains no opiates and ia safe and
sure Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar
and insist upon having 1t, as 1t Is a
safe remedy and certain in results. Re
fuse substitutes. Sold by Elliott,
Main and Court.
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Prominent Horseman Killed.

Independence. Jan. Z. Charles
Marquette, a prominent dealer in
horses, met sudden death here. He
was shipping car load Of horses east
He left the barn for the depot with
four large horses. Half an hour later
some other men who went up with
horses. found him lying just inside OF
the gate of the stock, yards, dead. 1t
is supposed that in some way in going
through the gate the horses crowded
him against the post. The deceased
was a member of the First Presby.
terrain church of independence. He
leaves a wife but no children.
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n DerbS we're Iii the city yes y
~ 5&S7y VIII Tia Il \ AnrniitA s to- ,E HaStfnRS

zAl Rs lJc n THE clty YES =.
Nsbss On a. business trip
Floyd Matthews has accepted
petition with the Burlington as brake-
Iililn and went out on his run yester-
day. S8, sss,g,s
Tom Sullivan and daughter Mary
returned to their home In Denver yes
terday, after pleasant visit in the
city with relatives. II, Il
j. w. @McDougall left last night FOR
North Argyle, New York, In response
to a; telegram announcing the death
OF his sister. s IA
Max souders, Of Derby, was a lYlsi-.
hess caller in the city last evening"
G. G. Burr, voluntary weather OBJ.
server, has submitted the following re.,
port for the month OF December: De-
shine, seven cloudy and nine partly
cloudy, The average temperature WAS
above normal and showed a wide
range, on the 18th. 1t registered de.
grees below zero, Ind on the. 22d so
degrees above. Only a trace of rain
during the month but 8 inches of snow
in depth amounting to 100 inches OF
rainfall. The principal event of the
month was the storm of the 9th. This
storm could safely be termed a bliz-
card, and covered more area than any
storm for many years 1t originated
on the North Pacific coast, and extend
ed to New York. and from Winnipeg to
New Orleans. The wind reached a We
locity of SO miles an hour at several
stations and at Chicago rs miles an
hour With JUS IT blew ga miles an
hour and registered Z below zero. At.
this time it was Is degrees below. ut
Huron, and 6S above at Memphis,
Tenn, accompanied by q thunderstorm
and rainfall Of 4.50 inches. Considers
ing the area covered it Is surprizing
the cold did not become more Intense,
and that it was not of longer duration.
! Thirty-six hours after the storm the
4 temperature was again moderate
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell, Jan. 6.-Preaching SER
vices will be conducted at the follow
Ing appointments Saturday and Sun
day, January z and and 8, by the pas
tor. Rev. r. v. Pike. Il 4
Ftdler school house, Saturday might,
1880 O'Clock. lsag ia. s4s. ~ "a,
Mars Hill church, Sunday, 11so'clock
q. M. 80 u
Zion NJ. E. church, Sundays o'clock
b. m. I'm, W
! ormanvtlle NJ. p. church, sunday
1880 D. n.
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Three Records at Ascot.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan 7.-Three
new records were made at Ascot yes
terday as follows: Emperor of India,
one mile and seventy yards in 1:44;
Cruzados, six furlongs in 1:12A and
Cerro Santa. six and half furlongs in
1:2Q
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the bouts OF Mi IN II lfAfiis was
not known Tor some time ana III tiers
OF inquiry were mailed to- sevefatI
places at which he miglle be. One sof
these letters reached Mr.. Williams
who wrote to friends In this city
that he was located in Livonia, North
Dakota. where he is doing missionary
work, for the American Sabbath
school union. He was a theological
student at the Iowa Wesleyan univer-
sity at Mt. Pleasant, from which insti-
tuition he completed his studies for the
ministry In June 1908. He worked for
John Morrell & Co, Ltd, and during
the vacation making many friends by
his courteous manner and kind dtspo-
sition. After leaving here, nothing
was heard from him and the letters of
inquiry followed. TO his many friends
the news of his whereabouts will be
greeted with relief.
To Cut Ice.
Ice cutting for the plant will be
commenced the beginning Of next
week, if the weather is favorable and
the stock sufficiently thick to harvest.
The same territory covered in previ-
GUS season will be gone over again this
year.
7. H.. spilman Marries.
The following clipping from the
Canton. (Miss.) Patriot tells of the
marriage of T. H. Spilman, son of
Major T. p. spilman.
.'T. H. Spilman, formerly Of OF
tumwa, but now prominent planter
of Madison county, and Miss Lizzie
Holiday, second daughter Of county
assessor J.. E. Holiday were married
at: the brides home in Sharon, Miss,
at high noon Christmas day. Quite a
large nlfmber3.jf relatives and friends
witnessed the ceremony which was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Gatlin. The
Picket unites With many others in ex.
tending good wishes to the happy pair
who are now at home to their friends
near town"
Mr.. Spilman is managing large
plantation of Major Spilman's near
Canton. He worked a great many
years for John Morrell & Co., as trav.
cling salesman and in other capacities
and his numerous friends here will
wish him and his bride long and
happy welded life.
East End Items.
An important meeting Of executive
committee of the p. II. M. A. A. was
called last Friday at. 1880 o'clock In
"A. R. Browns office in the foreign
packing room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. McDougall were
In Charlton the last few days visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. frost. Mrs
frost was formerly Miss Agnes Low.
RE.
Rev. Wallace Mcmillan, pastor OF
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TO Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
let's All druggists refund the money IL
it falls to cure. e. W. Groves sigma
ture is on each. box. Csc.
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81 fead Etore
Norman Gar, a. fofiiner employe OF
the canning departme nt, Is very sick
with tuberculosis at his home on Cass
street
Thos. Adams OF Laredo, Mo-, and
Samuel Morrow OF Douds, spent New
Years day with Mr.. and Mrs. 8. M.
Bowen, 625 East Main street.
The communion of the Lords sup
per will be observed at the East End
Presbyterian church tomorrow at IL
o'clock a. m. The session will meet
to receive members into the church.
David Perling, Russian laborer,
few days ago, returned to. work last
Thursday.
John Wren, Of the packing room,
has resigned to accept position as
manipulation of the switch levers in the
tower ut West Ottumwa.
Gus Carlson of the stockyards,
was in Keosauqua on company busi-
ness last Friday.
John Cavins of the packing room,
was compelled to go home last Friday,
a sufferer from rheumatism.
Charley Bullock, son of Superlntend-
ent F. j. Bullock, is here during his
vacation and will remain until January
10.
N. T. Sleight will lead the meeting
at Riverview Chapel Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
The full program of Industrial
classes at the Old Chapel will begin
next Monday evening. Cooking school
for women Monday evening at 1880
o'clock; commercial school Tuesday
evening for all at 1880 o'clock; young
women's gymnasium Thursday even
ing at 1880 o'clock; dress making and
sewing class, Friday evening at 1880
o'clock; sewing school for children,
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock;
young mems gymnasium Monday ev.
ening at 1880 o'clock.
The East End Presbyterian basket.
ball team will play the high school
team in the Old Chapel gymnasium
Monday evening, January g..
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held at the home OF Cts. Carson. 1884
Emma street, Tuesday evening at 8
/ o'clock. n