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The Florida star., 1905-02-24
A VALENTINE PARTY.

Thursday of last week the home Of
Capt. and Mrs. L. Nelson ia South Titus
Vile ~As the -oene of a gay aSsrmblage,
the ucrasIon being a valentine party gwen
by the genial captain and Ibis WIfe for the
benefit sf the Progressive Culture clint.
Mr. Nelson, assisted ~ the quests Of
honor. MeseiAmes JePpe aud Peter Son
drrgaard, Of Perth Amboy. y J., stOod
ia the reception hall If her handsome
residence and ~Ita true -,uiheTri cJTa .alJ.
~ greeted tho~- invited
On approaching the home the fir;
thing that greeted the eve WAs the yaily
illuminated grounds, Iapaue~e lanterns
being pIar-d At every available syot
The brad veran1ahs surrounding the
hons presented a charming AMI festive
scene. iikesi@e the interior uf ihe huul-.
Ulere the de1uratInUs NsTe both unique
and artistic. The tai'i-z prysid--i o,rr
by MrS Adh-TAr Brady and M >u-5-
,,ladsIn acre p,A,,-d m ih,. d5ut...- pa
.ur-. herr FIR dime the ia.i.,-~ T,-1,-5s,,i
jurIT SaIrntIne-. Mr. + A Morgan
hat ClssT.,a = ''e Table ~ 'ifr ~su'h par
.ar. shvre to- Er"t.-mru trr lhe same
amount r,-cs-Iys,i ji..IE n.,->-Ays-- from IL,
.-Ia'S.r ',s-i Il Low T., gru'i,-usrG
Nrrr then rr4Ur-,,7i {. 81 '-.-T >sl.l
a. srriler-- Asia,L,d O.. t.v G-5Fi.,.r,--
tee Initials "f To-. .a.s- i.r'---'i All .-.,-i
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
COURT HOUSE ADDITION.

The new addition TO the court house -
rapidly hearing completion. The court
nom will now be about 32xA1 IN size
against a room 26N32 A. before. The
railing foT dividing the iudgt STAND aud
th- officers Of the court from tie sI-rCta-
tors Wili he changed, running north and
south, placing the latter 81 the eAst end
Of the building, giving ample room for
the Jurors, lsWy and clerk uf the rsJnr;.
The: Judge's stand ~iIl b. elevated about
two steps and Wiii command fiEe yis~
If the entire room. IhIs extension covers
on the ground hpOr a fine. cummo,l,ou.
porch or verAndah. liK32, large pIilsrs
supporting the suIsrsiructur The whole
affair i teiug done IN tie b.-i and most
durable uiAnH-r by Contractor I. J Hall.
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
CLEARANCE SALE AT
KLINE's.
MoSDAr. FEszrAEr q. 1908.


Just received the latess and unet ap-to-
date line Of ladies turnover collars ever
sen in TitusSille, prices from % 70 80
cents
Ladies' white and black tAffeta silk CIR
dler, imported, well worth 81 % each,
Mondays special 81 40; also q loo made
up Of white and black Liberty satin. real-
ly exquisite, yell worth 81 GO for 81 9S
B-antifrl quality Of brown hrilliantine,
- inches wide, very stylish for skirss or
shirt waist suits, worth IS ceats, Monday
only 80 cents
White hrilliantine with white silk poI-
IA dots. ~ inches vide, very stylish for
shirt waists and shiu waist suits, worth
sl 20 n yard, special as cents
Navy blue mohalr brlliantincs, II
inches xidr, very stylish for skirts, worth
81 80 per yard, for 9s cs-nts
We will also plscr on sale . few pleCes
OF black mohAir briilIAntine, ~ inches
vide, the right price for this quality
would be 81 . per yard, Monday only,
is cents
White India linen lawn, yard wide,
extra firIe quality, worth IS cents, special
- cents, also = lot OF about 200 yards, 81
inches Wide, SOTth Is cents, for only 10
cents Ter yard.
EtaHIne, IN navy blue or blsck, 10
inches vide, this material makes elegant
suits, former price 81 50, special 81 40 per
yaul
White cr-pc de Paris, 10 inches wide.
worth 81 Cd per yard, at a special prlce Of
81 - per ward.
Back nuns veilihg, ~ inches vide,
the kind you always pay 81 IS Ier ward,
spe' ial pricr 81 20
hrTceT I'd sslteens, IA black and white
checA-. onuld hardly he told from silk
makes Iauds,ue shirt waist suits. 81
inches wide, worth 35 cs-nts a yard, n q
sEsrtIsi price of Is cents.
EDbToideries aud lACes At almost one
half their regular value.
Ailoyrr lacr, IN white, cream, ecru aud
arabian, al an unusually low price.
ChatelaIne fiOsS, ia ali COlOrs, the we'll
known Lion Brand, 10 ees.ts = skein.
Ladies undres-el kid three strapped
sandals, in gray aud tan, latest style toe
aud heel, at a Special price Of sl -. all
sIEes.
Ladder nightgoSBs, made of good quail
Ity Of nAiusOOk, in endless variety of
styles, yerr 81 81. at special prior of q
crnts.
Mail orders promptly filled on any OF
the AbOyr gOOds.
JUIICs KLINE,
TItusvIile, Fla.
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CURRENT LOCAL. lIcOHIeS.
srisf Msatisa Of what L. Going On In
anA About TtsusvfIie-

Dr.. c. q Feigel arrived Monday from
Fort Pierce % spend tao or three weeks
in Titusville.
Citrus stock grown on high pine land
Indian River Nurseries. established 1885,
Send for catalogue, Toledo and West
Palm Beach.
washington's birthday MAS quietIy oh
served in Ti'usville by the postoffice, the
hank and BY suitable exercises in the
public school.
We have the finest line Of toilet soaps
ever offered on the east coast. Prices
range from 10 cents up 10 as high as 81 OO
per cake. Red Cross Pharmacy.
Mr.. Chas- L. Fildes will deliver his in
teresting lecture entitled "The Florida
Politician" At the Titusyille opera house
next "Wednesday evening, March lst
Admission 30 cents
The Messrs- Mcfarland and Bell Broth
ere arrived Sunday from their cruise
down the river, in the sloOp Why Not, as
rtlAA a. lA4AE HNOilh MI Aul hfr-
Mcfarland expect To leave for the north
next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John wOlling and dsugh-
Ter, Miss Lula, of Leeds. = c Nho have
heen on q visit 90 Mrs. WOlling's cousin.
Mrs. W. ;. Norwood, and other relatives
since last Friday afternoon, left this morn
ing VIA Sanford branch for Tampa and
other points of interest in the state eIe
returning home.
Mrs VI. b. MahOn, of Washington,
ID. C., formerly in change of that popular
winter resort, The Har.An ia the Pines,
At Lake Helen, and also formerly in
charge Of the River View, at Merritt,
Was among the arrivals in Titu-vIlIe sun
day, and Is spending a couple of weeks
as the guest of Indian River hotel.
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
OLD FARMER HOPKINS.

TheAter goers differ largely in taste
Some enjoy drama, some orchestral mus
ic, snme band MUSIC. sone are appealed
to more strongly by speCi<ies, sOng-,
dances, etc. Others are reached through
she eve, beautiful sCenery. elaborate stage
s-ttIngs, elegant cu<tnnrs. oDrr-ct cn!or-
iugs and artistic groupings pIeAse them
above all else The attractive gathering
,ogcther aud Prss-n,ing Of al th,-r things
in = first cls-s manner - the one that va!
piea-e everybody. II Is sad that The
Frank :. DaS,dspn's Br~ Odd FaT-I,-r
Hopkins company has done lhis yrry
thing aud 10 reAPing q harvest. They -.
o. a. the Tiiusyille Opera Hog-s for one
night only. SATURDAY., Feb 18th R.~rTvrd
=eAts 90 sale At Penney - BrsuRiug'-
sIorr. pTioe - ocnt~, grneral Admissiuu
- cents; children . cent--
Thus u the last shOx bCokeSi cor tAJ-
=ea~oH and pFOnis.= 20 D. the b<<;
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
SINGLETON SIMMONS.

Mr.. Robert VI Singleton. OF IAtir7nEr.
and Mis- Osieio simmons, of fronienac,
xere quirtly msrrir,! Sunday evening,
Feb. l9th, O'Clock, st the rSsideucr If
Mr. DeAne. on Hopkins sITrei, the mar
r,ase eerenloGY hcing I~riUrmrG by MT.
John Henry, notary Pahlie- The ne~iy
married couple viii make their home ~
LaGranTe. and have the hsAri'-Ss eoa-
sratulations Of their numerous ir'vn'-s-
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
DENTAL NOTICE.

Ir g G. Fyigsi. dentist. j. nos in Il
,s-v..i- ipF I.rafe--l.nAi stAy of tao or
thru ~eek-. AMI Ia hi- i-B'Al g.AT.ar.
u.-i CENTRALLY AMI conveniently -.iIap-!
GO ai- i-I'ras.s, i-.us .5cst.,! "a ,h- Mot
80 os'tA--. uu Ju..A -tr--G. ra. t'r-c;
t.srrUgShlarr i--gN.-a t.Ie r1.iNay -,Af.rT.
and Ihs og-Iu--- ,,-HirT q uH4u- D5
F-.gv. al. h- pas! O. -.rtr 81 t!.a-.
aIs, .I,-lr- .--T ,-a-- AK az r.-.-.lAL..-
pTsrt-
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

Editor of THE fLoxInA STAR

Editor of TEE fLoxIpA STAR
AZ the legislature Of Florida is soon %
meet, woald it not be for the benefit Of
n al 70 discuss one Of the more import
ant industries Of BFevard county and the
state 10 hnd out shas laws should be en-
acted 10 regulate the catching Of food fsh7
We all kDow that the fish caught in
Indian river are ocean fish II wOuld be
Of no beBeft 20 protect them here and let
them 20 unprotected IN other waters Of
the state. As il ID nov what benefit Is
the law 10 1s and what protection 10 the
fsh? We on Indian river are not allowed
% seine, bat seining can be done in 81
Lneie river and around GIlberts bar,
where, as q matter OF fact. the greater
portion Of all fish in Indian river have TO
pass through, and where, AZ present,
twenty-five 10 thirty seines are hauled
night snd day.
The inleis should be free from ell kinds
Of nets for at least two miles to allow the
fish % get in and any fishing with nets
inside the limit should be punished boik
by fine and imprisonment to make sure
that 10 would be- stopped.
II seining is detrimental TO and breaks
up and destroys the spawning ground let
n have Law that prohibits il all over
the state One thing is sure: With seiD-
ing all over the state immense quantities
Of 6sh sill be caught for a few SEASONS,
prices in the market will drop, and after
that, what then7
This Was illustrated . few years ago
when xe could seine in Breyard. Fisher
men sere paid two cents Tor trout and
dealers sold them for four cents, in few
instances At i've cents Even ~ that
price there Was o continued glut in the
market. Bottom fish went for q song and
IL dealers could dispose of all caught they
did well. bur they could not As many .
time thousands Of pounds Of fine sheep
heads and other food fishes we're thrown
away because the dealers could not
handle them.
Let Us have q new law enacted, uniform
for the whole state, that will prohibit
purse seines and all kinds Of drag nets
and have the Law enforced.
We should profit by other states ex-
PerieDce in years gone by where fsh a
few years ago were a. plentiful as in the
waters of Florida today, but by poor laws,
or none Al all, have made the fishing in
dustTy in those states a thing of the past
EIsHERNAN
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
BEANS At HIGH PRICES.

Ever ssRoe the frr~se FLORIDA beAas
have h<en IN famine demand and pTics=
have b~en sosrinS sky~.rd. regular Q1u-
iAtions foF unfruz-n stock heins from 81
t. slO. A fra DAYS Aso. bosryrr. the
prlosz xere knocked rAlIry-wrss 5y John
NIX 4 Co, ~ha. for t-o shIpa~uts of
fancy siock, free fTon fru-I and N prlu~
c1adiIsOa. OolAaned the PhenOn1eEA. Prssr
81 els . crate
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
LATEST NEWS IND IEIKIIs.
n.sssss ss Isssrsss rA@s Are a.vps.s.s
ArsunA xewn.

.~Ss - ksseF&e< EA8& aFs 9aFP~@a.a
Arssss TswH.
The aness assortment Of Cake, Bread
and Pies ~ p. Z @. Grocery.
Mr.. w. A. wasnock. xho b spending
che winter At Eidorz, near Oak Hill,
made TIE ssAR pleasant cali yesterday
morning.
Gall bells. cracker jars and 90 exquisite
line Of souvenir goods OF all descriptions
have jass been received at the Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Mr. Isaac DENLY returned north last
Friday, leaving Mrs Denby here TO spend
che balance Of the season with her broth
or, Col. weimore.
Mr.. Adhemar Brady and mother. Mrs.
g J. Brown. leff yesterday for few
weeks visit with relatives &C Smart Mr.
Brady siIl follow in about ten days.
Messrs. Jeppe and Peter SondergaArd
and their wives paid visit 20 Daytona
yesterday and expect TO take in Rock
ledge today via the lsnnch Ripple.
Mr.. L. w. Hall returned home We'd
nesday from Fort Pierce where he had q
very successful operation performed for
removal of cataract from his right eye
Mr.. E. y. waitles received q telegram
yesterday morning announcing the death
Of his father from pneumonia in Sydney
Center. N. Y. and left on the afternoon
train for home.
Mrs- Amy A. Monroe accompanied by
her brother, Mr.. J. p. Gone, Of White
Springs, we're among the arrivals in IT,
usyiIle Tuesday afternoon, and registered
at the Indisu River hotel.
Beautiful selections in leather goods
csiyed a. she Red Cros Pharmacy. An
inspseiion is all that IL asked Yon will
be sure TO purchass these novelties.
Mr.. and Ms Frank johnson. Of New
Haven, Conn, Who arrived here las, Sat
urisy on q visit To Mr. and Mrs. Scobie.
Mr.. johnson being Mr.. Scobie's asser.
expec. % return north next Monday.
Col. A. W. Cockreil and A. n. King.
E&l-, attDrDeSs. HOui JaCkeoHflllcs Ncfc
here Wednesday To argue the Sanchez
land matter before Judg. Jones, but made
q mistake ~ 70 the date set for this hear
ing.
The cutting oi the dredge Tomoka, at
the Hauloyer carAl, vas stopped a few
days the firsl of this week owing To .
break in some part of the machinery,
which was replaced by the Merrill-Stev-
ems Company. in Jacksonville.
Capt c. +. Fischer Is having a new
motor Of the same make IS he has been
using since the drs; Of July installed IN
the mail boat swim this werk. The mo-
cor firss sent out not working entirely
satisfactory, the COmPany shipped out q
new one To take lie pace.
Frank Louisiana aud FL tiruher killed
a monster alligator "Wednesday on the
river shore Just below the BOye Place-
about three miles south Of town. ThI:
rrptiIe mus, have eessu one Of the OEdes'
denisens Of Indian river ~ IL measured
eleven feet and seven inches an length,
and did we'll ~ evs.ie the skIiiful hunse'
nm q, this late date.
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
bits Of fIe1 IND GOSSIP.



Portrayed Ia Hrs.E
Oysters IN every style and quantity at
2. T. c. Grocery.
Mrs J. ID. Same, of Courtenay. b.-ame
. member Of the onier al Eastern SIar
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. $. 6. Vanlandingham, of Miami,
came % ntusville Wednesday 20 meet by
appointment Mr.. Summers. from Or
lando, On business deal.
Red Cross Pharmacy has Just Tryrived
. new invoice Of hand mirrors. handsome
souvenir goods, handkerchief and glove
boxes. Beautiful lines Of gosds.
Call 81 ntusville Livery. at rear Of
Robbins las office, for stylish riga
Leave your orders for hauling. both do1-
bIe and single. J. NJ. osb.n. proprietor.
/. w. HARPER wHISKEY pro-
nounoed by worlds best sHr<rts, the
worlds best whiskey. grand priss- highest
award -. Louis Worlds Fair. Sold by
X. L. MOtlow and r. A. Lesley.
Mr.. G. ). Beaver. chief clerk of the X.
VI. :, Jacksonville. was in town Monday
TO examine Mail Clerk J. A Collins. ~ho
passed - per cent on Florida and loo per
cent on rules and regulations.
Mr.. Chas- II. BenBer aud wife. oI New
York city, arrived here few dAys ago
on visit to Capt and Mrs- jas. PTiIchard.
Mr.. Benner being q cousin of Mrs Pritch.
ard They left yesterday sfl-rnooa Tor
Palm Beach.
Painters are at work on the exterior ~
the Indian River hotel. When this work
- completed snd some slight repairs are
made, that are alsO nov bring attended
to. the appearance Of this building will
be greatly Improved
We acknowledge reoeipt of cordiai ia
vitAiion % Sstar-'s Banquet. given by tho
citizens Of NeS smyrna on Washington
birthday, Feb. 22nd.. ia honor Of NeS
smyrnA's yisitors- Every article on the.
bill Of fare for this uCSasinn xzs SECURED
from the country roundat.0ut New SInyr-
ua-
O~ing Ia the iilnc-s of Rev. II h. Glib
hons, pastor of the Baptist church. he
could not fulfill his appointments here for
Sunday last, but Mr.. Rogers. one Of the
ministerial students at Slelson university,
held service b"th morning aud evening.
Mr. GIbboHs will probably be able a. b.
here BrHt Sunday. the 26ih
dn &c '-'lAslIrd NHu PuT NO~Iu4
Waterman = fountain Isn-, utti-Ts ti up
lamp Burners and ChImn-ys. ali siE.-
PAkIAN PAINTS Preserve Palace
thIldrsHs strap, -Ift spls SHOES
IaIF~try. Bfus-.-l- CaTI--i aud Rn.z
! kNiIt RI, DRY ,I'SpIr. suDklS
| Nm L l..r.il..-r Z. 4
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
srErsoN RESTORED.

Friends Of Ste;son university. 81 -
Land, xiIl be pleased 10 carp that hr
John Il. Ssef~on has b~rn etctrd prrsl-
Aent Of the hoard Of tTJEstrvs u thai IN
ssisnsion again which AssuTS-- ms hearty
eoopeszslon and sapysnrI IA thAi lIisaiiu-
- ~hIeh he loVss A. a CIIid The ~
SRA vote on the presidency S& Mr.
ss.s~on- Is. Ex Governor JennIuEs. 2
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
roR sAIEAIAnAKaAIN.

Alter April lsi 9e all Offer 10 ss-1d
mich coNs for sale, al fresh sinc,- Jan
1t For particular asIdos-.
T. W ANsDEN, OrmoFSi, FlA
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

D.. .-- T.;s-s To- k.z-.-rr.;1 --H-. :.
20. g-r.y ErrE -.u= Th- or -1s-g.-
----.i .s-E-r-.A n t.un A. -a-x
-..-.....--rv1 All promptly A';es I'd -
- - Lac et-AJ--f 80 Aas4'---- "a
-.4-- 49, trU-.-g. plumbing. All
ga --tA-F5ug 1aa- - Ih- IIiusys,- =
b. - Nth stop tou5- ou-. tOu1- q
-.. .. -tA-- - lCos night ~.
q. Z S.EE-E
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
Tok -ALE CHrsr Tuu GA.n

A,-slt = 49, q s--i Ll.f az. Il
~ y4-t - o-o--.r 49, %; it.- lrI s- -. ,-r
a. ls.- S4Try4- I-s rl'-r. - s..-.rr E.t
NJ 5, -s-c--yl - = - -1t ~ g --tr.-.ll
p, n tySnstip u -s1t.4. yaHy- .-. -.
Ir-s iAni = g.. g4pfDS-.! t.-L La... o.
cAtssi- FOE further part .--.z-. al ....-
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
FOR SALE.

The proPert, of Mr.. G Collins. CON-
sisiinz of CUrne- store building and ? nom
dwelling, and grocery and restaurant bus
Iness known as the r. T. G. grocery store,
one Of the most desirable properties IN
the toNn Of TIIusyiIls
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
GRAND BALL IN OPERA HOUSE.

The dance this Friday evening, Feb.
2ith, 1875, promises TO be the dAnoe Of
the season. TItusviIle orchestra will
furnish music. Admission 81 o.
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
TENT FuR SALE

seventy ave McFAr.AD1 lr.rs .l.
Rad chap BY applying =; Ira
~ The< zrt sKiu f--t A. -
diISon. hAglaE t=-rG a-ed or
have been aels ho-4sr1-
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
HLACKAMTIa saoP.

DOn'I torgvs do aii kisSas Of blsck-
sEnIth and wagon sork, bors- sboszng
AMI Kun repairing Call and sss Re
J. ID. Exxn. nszsyIlIe, Fla
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
WANTED,

Chickens for killing, nv crate
WA K CtNFEGLL
Nelt.lL.T me, =
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
xs,S.s yoR aATChISG.

Froa car uatinzs oG sinSi- eouoh " aiie
Ierhorns q 81 90 PER sitting of -
wcoosASp Pos ITEV ! 's---
Slap / -
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

dn &c '-a.l~IIrd AHu PuT NO~IuT
Waterman = fountain J-n-, others 81 Old
lamp Burners and ChImn-ys. ali siEs-
PAkIAN PAINT> Preserve Palace
Children strap, -Ift s,lr SHOES
IAVs-Stry. Bfus-.-l- CarJrt aud Rn--z
! I kNiIt RI, DRY 'tBDIr. sHOES
Cha y Gardner, TstusSIiIe, FLORIDA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-20
HARMON JUDSON LETTERS
WILL BE MADE PUBLIC

President Roosevelt will make public
OF Thursday all the correspondence re-
lating to the Harmon-Judson investiga-
ton of the Santa Fe rebate case.
The documents Will tell how the in
xestigation WAS begun at the instaEce
o. the Department of Justice, and how
il progressed until a difference of opin-
ion arose between the Investigating
counsel and Attorney General Moody.
which rendered further progress out OF
the question.
Mr. Roosevelt, himself. will add an
interesting chapter to the story of the
Investigation.
The correspondence covers about thir-
ty typewriter pages.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-20

Douglas Scott Murphy, Charles Coch-
ran richardson Charles SchermerhoIia,
Lottle Colemon Bowen, Mary eczema
Erwin. Doretta Luella Nash. Lucy Love
Patton, Eleanor Josephine Rupert
Webster School.
gust Frederick Eberly, Gilbert HAM,
Mabel Elizabeth Armstrong, Katharine
Cecilia Corbett, Mary Anthony Duvall,
Marguerite Eberly. Rena Freshman,
Sophia Mary Farney, Violet Goldsmith
Linda Elizabeth Hubbard. Carrie Bro
Moser. Christine Mantz Taylor.
To neutrality-suspicious. Clark Nam,
Mollie Philamena Swina, Rena Flshel'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-20
GOVERNOR MACON ILL
OF MALARIA FEVER

Governor Magoon is suffering from
slight attack of,malaria. There is no
anxiety as to his condition"
This authoritative statement was made
today by an official of the Bureau OF
lnsular Affairs. IL reTutes a rumor 10
the effect that the governor of the canal
zone had yellow fever. A cablegram
was received at the bureau from Pan
anna saying that Governor Magoon is
still indisoosed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-20
Smallwood School.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Addison.

To Western-Royal Knapp Baker,
Lucille Virginia Coberth, Rebecca Nor
rison Kefauver, Nelly Zenori, Keim,
Evelyn Wales Ofutt, Cornelie. Mercer
Smith.
70 Business-Robert Call Baker. Mary
son. Helen Louisa E12armyer.. Carrie
Virginia Dove, Annie RIrie Tetlow Lii
lie Stuart Wade. Cora Martha Warner.
To Mckinley-Carios Crawford Hough-
ton, John Franklin Mabon.
Corcoran.
To Business-Raymond Devlin, Joseph
Micheal Donohue, John Joseph Nc
Donough, Thomas Edmond McHale, Roy
Lee Reintzel. Ossian Joseph Ryan. Julia
Agnes Irwin, Louise Rebecca Schofield
To CentraI-Gcaee Mary Louise Ward.
To WeStern-Grace Lee Daniel. Mar
jorie Irwin, Lesley Tyler Wilhaite.
To McKinley-Iohn Robert English.
William Hudson. James Joseph keane,
John Henry Schombert, Samuel Matthias
Thrift.
Curtis.
To Western-Ernest Gilman Baldwin,
Rudolph Bloom, Roger Daniel Wharton
Olive Regina Harding, Mabel Louise
Kennedy, Eva Phelps Kelley, Annie
! Washington Lynn Frances Theresa
Platt. Mary Lowell Radford, Ruth Gate
wood Turner.
To Business-Wiliiam Baker. Frank
Bloom, John Hendricks Doran, john
Wiluam Emmett. jr., Charles Henry
May Marie I4iZette Baker, Elizabeth
Adalene Kohl. Lula Margaret Tayman.
Fillmore.
To Business-Herbert Divine. frederic
Marks. Ethel Dulin. Irene Krause, Ethel
Rhodes.
To Western-John Schaaf, Margaret
Cochran, Agnes Delaney, Virginia Emit
wisle Frances Haneke, Susan Kengla,
| Alice Myers, Virginia o'Neil, Evelyn
| Williams
Grant.
| To Western-Henry Cobaugh. LII
| Their Linkins, Harold Morgan, Natal,
| Blake, Hilda Ulrichson.
| To CentraEFlorence Collins, Mar
"
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