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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22
TWENTY MAsS AGO :

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fore-s sss~ea sasse At lrwsa Ls tsll
ras sss0sers.
A gold uasae On tse Cet<li. sisap-
ped = car ot ose ~ the lsunuss.s0
ssselser that a.essed thea 9, .ssM
While h.ptsa9 90 Ssnsh h<aves
l's Winchester rsae expis-d~d aud
kaockcd Geo. aIAsvss senseless.
At the fTesby.ar,an chHrch ty
t.es. Csstman. ~ese married Ar :
j. Miller aad N.ss Grace Adaass.
Mr. E~lac kobsnsoa arrived At
fstkla IT, open the >o.sh Park aepet
Ne wss accompanied by h,s sister
Miss Aisce Bobiason
Captain Msllln staked of 1roand
ga the corner Of New lork avenue
and BonIevsrd ier two story brick
and stone ballding
Mayor Mckinley was mak ing
stroaQ speeches in the house against
the crIme OF discriminating against
the silver dollar aud refusal of
the Cleveland administration to let
the white metal get into circulation.
Must have been before the major
met Mark Hanna
The Gsnnison County Exposition
Association was formed with a capi-
tai Of S25,tsl 10 purchase ssitable
land for an exposition oi mineral.
agricultural and live stock products
Geo. Cornwall was president, u. A.
Mcdonnell, vice president and l..
Grasmnck. secretary.
u,s.s.sss.e x.s,sx,e1esssx,rx.ry.v
tlcularly fine for campers. j. II.
Bergs picturesque place is more
attractive than ever aud j. l.. 1uttle
10 getting his new ranch in shape as
fast as possible Farther up the
river toward Gunnison and farther
down toward CebolIa and Sapinero
comes the same report OF good fish
ing and good prospects for resort
Keepers.
The store at lola, which W. II.
Meek has had ia charge of his boy S,
Joe and George, has been sold TO
Rufus knopp of Pitkin. who will
put in much larger stock and ex-
tend the business. From being
merely q summer accommodation to
surrounding ranchmen and fisher
men, the store has become a neigh
borhood necessity and is largely
patronized by residents of Powder
horn, Spencer, Vulcan and the lower
Gunnison. Mr.. and Mrs. knopp
are pleasant peopl. and are rapidly
making acquaintances in their new
location. They advertise the new
business in another column Of The
News Champion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22
Castlcton CLIPPINGS
News Champion Correspondence

News Champion Correspondence
Wednesday, June %
J. B. Partch was up to see his son
c. A. last of the week.
ii. S Marshall spent Monday and
Tuesday in this locality.
Archie McGlashan visited Castle
ton relatives on Saturday.
The c. & S. bridge crew spent
several days here repairing bridges
over Ohio and Carbon creeks.
A couple Of our race horses were
seen on the track "Wednesday. Guess
they are getting ready for the cattle
men celebration
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Is your fishing rod in good shape?
Are those rubber boots mended9 Is
the bicycle fixed ready for buiness?
Rod wrapped, reels and rods mended,
rubber boots repaired. Also new and
second hand bicycles, warranted for
a wear, for sale at +. Il. Botten-
ke1A'a AaGAiae 80 Asqnir. f1hsp,
Whipp Building, Main Street Gnn-
nlson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

year in spite of the extraordinary
demands II is no wonder fisher
men speak Of the Gnnnison as an
Incompatible trout stream. Its
pure. swift, cold water brings the
celebrated rainbow trout TO large
size while yet they bold Raminess
and flavor. Three times the Denver
Post prize of $50 in gold for the
10 pound Colorado trout has been
won.s fisherman in the Gunnison
and many have been captured that
barely missed the prize
The News Champion scribe stop
ped off the ID q r. G. train at lola
Tuesday aud found nearly every
ranchman in that vicinity entertain.
ing fishermen and preparing for
still larger crowds NJ lola Hotel,
C. A. Green is preparing TO accom-
modate - to 40 guests Among
those registered were Judge Mullins
Of Denver, Lem Smith, who
secured rainbow weighing eight
and half pounds on the first dav
of his arrival, L. T Bartels, J. Good
Marsh Jones. r. E Mpritz and
others Mr. Green has this spring
taken MP 32O acres Of land below
his present ranch and extending to
the railroad bridge. 1t includes a
100 acres formerly the Porter claim.
lie has bnilt two cabins HING
A. X. Stevens found that taking
care of a 600 acre ranch with horses
and cattle galore did otleave much
time for fishing 50 he leased the
river rights to J. B. Turner Of
Wauuita Mr. Turner is an old
hand at the hotel business and viii
undoubtedly enjoy good business
RIO Vista Resort" is pietursquely
situated within "A few Yards of the
river bank which here flows for two
miles unobstructed by willows or
trees and includes some of the
finest fishing ground of the Gunni-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Turner are
equipped to make comfortable 90
guests IN the four cabins and the
motel Ntflcn mas Deen comfortably
furnished, and extended by large
kitchen.
Valentine Ehret has nearly fin
ished his new bridge which shortens
the distance from lola station over a
mile He has a number Of cabins
and already finds many calls from
old friends. who like the beautiful
situation of his ranch among the tall
cottonwoods right against the river
banks.
Below Mr.. Ehret and below the
railroad bridge, Milward Hewitt. a
former real estate man OF Denver,
has 940 acres. F. l.. Tuttle has
logs on the ground for cabins and
Mr. Hewitt is expecting to put in a
bridge and fix up resort.
Your reporter Was not able to
visit other lola resorts. but learned
that VIM. Richards has made m any
Improvements on his place end will
have the usual number Of fishermen.
Tom Matchett at Seecono4a has .
good crowd, his place bsiae par
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22
0uDCnuk hsu.s

THURSDAY, JasSe Il
Today Is the saa9e.s day Il sAs
wear
The cass..aen are sAsl.as ~
lgaas st salt b the r.nNss s&s~<
DAYS They repors the cssfLe n tag
condition far the las: Of Jsse
j G. ScraeUsn. a kaaaas Cav
cattle salesman was SHAKING hands
wlsh car people Monday Lass a
cattle buyers areaad these dsys.
Frank Ssandssh. a representative
IT q commission company Of she
Kansas City stsck Yards. issss-
viewed the cssslenen oa the csssk
SATURDAY. and Sunday. stoppsng essr
niehi a, 7 " Grsy's
Ms Malsbv. . ne.ce e,s q. " ssA
= + Lohtley, with her litrle daaeh-
ter. came t. our valley irom Austin,
MINI, Saturday asd wIll spend the
summer with her brother. Drla
Wlseman. on the Green ranch.
The sad news Il the death II Misc
Carrie Perkins was received by Mrs.
i. I GRAY and her sister Mrs. X II
Andrews, and brother Fred Perkins.
recently. Miss Perkins was well
known on OHIO creek aud the lower
GsRnIson, where she spent several
years Of her life.
The Flag Day exercises at Miss
Sara Easteriy's school last FRIDAY
evening were splendid The fol
lowing program was rendered
Recitation, Lou LghtIey. Our
Soldier Boy"
Recitation, Cecil Gray, "sky
Daisies" "
Song, Japanese Lallaby"
Recitation, Clarence Lehman,
"The Flag
Scene from Child-life, No 1,
Grandma 5 Gumdrop.'
Recitation, Alfred Besse, The
Five Brothers
Recitation, Helen Gray, -Four
leafed Clover"
Scene from Child life, No =.
The Tramp Fooled "
Recitation, Willis Gillaspey,
Nursery Rhymes. -
Recitation, Jessie Jones, "A Lit
tie Girls Lecture"
Dialogue, Children of FARMLAND.
Recitation, Mrs. Gail Moore.
Song, Lou LightIey, Little Blos-
som"
Recitation. Edith Gray, "Babys
Kiss.
Recitation, Hazel lie b man.
PUSSY Willow"
Scene from Cbild-life, No 3.
The Bright Pupil
Recitation, Ralph Lehman. The
Convalesent.
Dialogue, The Assessor
Scene from Child lie, No. 4,
Good Reason to Cry"
Song, There Little Girl don't
Cry.
Recitation, Helen Besse, "IIurrah
for the Flag"
Reading, Sara Easterly, Little
Brown Baby.
Scene from Child-liie, No ).
Love Returned. -
Recitation. Florence Lehman,
The ColuInbine
Scene from Child-life. No. 6,
Cats can see ia the Dark.
Dialogue, The Story OF a Peach
Pie
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

The Fairy Lawn ice cream parior
rs open every afternoon and evening
except on Sunday Call and try a
dish Of our delicious ice cream and
cake.
Mrs. J A. Gavette.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22
ounnisea Csl Married 1t Rivcs
Petal.

At River Portal on Wednesday
were married Miss Clara Surles,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Surles and Mr. Roy NJ Alexander
The wedding took place at one
O'Clock, the ceremony, double ring
service, being conducted bv Rev
Edgerton Of Montrose The bride
was dressed in pale blue chiffon de
Sole trimmed in white lace and in
sertion, A large number Of beauti-
full and costly pieces Of silver, cut
glass and china were among the
presents.
Mr.. Alexander, now time keeper
at the tunnel, is young man form
erly of Kansas City His bride has
a large number of friends in Gunni-
son, which was so many years her
home, and those friends extend the
best wishes for much joy and happi-
ness to the newly welded couple.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Robt Berdel, one of the new
managers of Waunita Hot Springs.
was IN our city yesterday lie re
ports the improvements nearly com
pleted. All will be in readiness a
week from Saturday, the date of the
grand opening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Ed Owens lost a valuable milch
cow Wednesday evening. The
cause was a feed of partly cured
lawn grass and clover. 1t seems
that when wilted and fermented this
sort of Iced often kills COW in ten
or fifteen minutes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

AT the convention of G. A. r
posts for the department of Colo
rado and Wyoming, held at Greeley
last week, l.. c. Dana was elected
commander and cur fellow towns
man, ID. I. Sapp appointed Judge
Advocate for the department.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Robert Parlin has secured the
mail contract from Parlin to Pitkin
fol the four years beginning July
lst. The stage will leave Parlin at
III. a. m. and Pitkin for return trip
at 80 pm \. Sears, has the mail
contract from Pitkin to Bowerman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

DIR. n. T.. Mehafey, De~tist, 4
Delta, Colorado is at the Europson
hotel, Gunnison, for one -.
Bridge and crown work . sPsciG1D.
All work guaranteed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Archie North~sy, after q f~~
days visit with Gunn,son Feletivss
and friends, returned Yesterday -
Denver, where lac is employed N .
confectionery s.ore
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Mr. Mrs. Fredrick Wolfe srrisu)
Monday from Belvidere, H., s~4
will spend month here attends
to business matters in conn0co
with the Grasmuck estate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

My bamboo fishing rod in cloth
case was taken from the passenger
train, Tuesday, June 9th at lola
Would like to have it returned 10
me at Cimarron.
G. II. Hazelhurst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

o. L. Fitzpatrick has returned
from Danville, Ill. lie says that
Mrs. Fitzpatrick has entirely recoy-
cred from her recent serious illness,
but will not return to Gunnison for
some time vet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Mrs Frank Brown and chiliN1
are here from the Gunnison tannaD g
spend the summer with the forma9>
mother, Mrs. Northway, who retusu
ed from Denver THURSDAY last.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

T. O'Learv and family moved
Friday into the David house on
Wisconsin street, and will live
there during the summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22
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neaghhors was sersessly iAD(saU
the asa wken they sssqQD1 -
tracss. The verdict wss "NGv q
assault and battery" she suu6hase
10 days IN jail With psy@ao q
eosas amounting 10 sosHe eeh. BE
learn later that . new trial has ADa
granted
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

The new store bsildiaG Of Jos ~
Colliss 10 rapidly psariag co1pls
ton. Contractor J. s. Phillips has
the handsome steel front up and
interior work is nearly finished
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22
Cash PAss,t Ssoss

FIRST corner south Of Hardware ON
Nam St. Cut prices for cash Also
lightly furnished rooms 10 rent.
1HEopoht l.. SonNIpI
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Harry Faulkner retarned HsAsss-
day from Denver. lie was inj~sDd
recently by fiy,a9 rock and tas =
time 1T was feared he would lose his
eyesight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Miss Mary Mcintosh, who taught
in our city schools during the past
term, went to Gothic SATURDAY.
where she began three months
term of school Monday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Mrs. Il. McAllister and children
arrived Wednesday from Denver,
and will spend the summer with
Mr.. NcAllister at Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

The wedding of two popular
young people of Gunnison, Miss
W mona Allen and Mr.. +. ID. Me.
hee Is announced to occur mex
faesday noon at the Allen home on
OAi0 creek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Misses Genevieve, Harriette and
Lorlta Purrier returned TO their
home here yesterday Miss Genie
We've has been attending college at
Fort Collins. Miss Harriette has
been visiting her at that place while
Loretta has been with relatives al
Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Mrs. Walsh, who has been visit
ing friends in town, returned to
AlmOnt YESTERDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22
LOCAL NEWS


d. c. Mason came down from
Pitkn "Wednesday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Two of the teachers employed 10
teach in the city schools next year
resigned this week. They are, Miss
Grace Allison for the fifth grade and
Mss Eta liilderbrand for the
seventh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Geo. p. Myers returned Sunday
from Pueblo where he attended the
second annual meeting of the Colo
RADIO Police Association.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Andrew Enbow has this week
made final entry upon 40 acres of
desert land near Sapinero and
Henry s Roberts has made final
entry upon a homestead along the
Cochetopa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Naunlta Hot Springs will hold a
grand opening and ball on June 30
a week from Saturday. The county
folks are all invited. Horse races
and other amusements will be held
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

After a pleasant visit with friends
here Miss Edna Rockefeller return
ed to her home at Crested Butte
Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

sometbIng sntere~ssn9 IA the wiz
dow OF Martin , harness shop for
those who purchase supplies. I,s $
worth $40. The best hand made
harness In the market.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Howard Marshall started for Ohio
City and Waunita yesterday to
gather up burros for his Italian
mountain pack train.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Mr.. NJ. Abernethv a member Of
the new Riverside club, which has
purchased the fishing rights along
the Estes ranch has this week made
final entry on 40 acres Of coal land
near Baldwin. There is quite a
furry in coal land filings, due to
the rumor that President Roosevelt
might withdraw all such land from
entry in the near future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Rev. H. S. Anderson returned
Wednesday from a trip to Salt Lake
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

At Gothic an Illinois company
under the management OF A j.
Nsgg are getting ready to work the
Mountain King property. They
contemplate driving a tunnel TO cut
the vein at great depth, this making
it possible to work the mine during
the winter months. The snow is
still several feet deep at the mine
and it will be some time before they
can begin operations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Judge Hiesheriaetoa wsaa ~
Camp klIicsre Yesterday fos ts~
days hshlao and Fesress,oa ws&A his
iriead, A b Partridge of tlenvss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

After a months visit with rela-
tives here, Miss Ida Hayden depart
ed for her home in Grand junction
Yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Big cut prices on summer lawns
Sampliners
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

A. G.. Hoel left Denver Saturday
for the home of his parents in Mimi
isota, where he will spend a large
part of his vacation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Mrs. c. II. Denham Of Ohio City
is spending a couple of weeks in
with her sister, Mrs. w,
+. Herrick.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Eilebrecht
aud Mr. and Mrs. John Risse drove
to Cebolla Hot Springs Saturday
for a week outing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-22

nea9tes'rs was sersouAey 80
the msa when they sssgs1 -
Traces. The verdict wss "Nuv Il
assault and battery" she snu6ue
10 days IA Jssl With pevUaD a
eosae amounting 70 sosHe ooa. De
learn later that new trial hao 49,
granted
Judge Iiesheriaaton wsaa ~
Camp klIicsre YESTERDAY fos . ts~
days hshla0 and res'ress,oa wssA bis
friead, A h. Partridge Of iAesvss.
Harry Faulkner returned WsAuss-
day from Denver. lie was injssDd
recently by flying rock and ts =
time 1T was feared he would LOSE Ass
eyesieht
Archie Northway, after = f~~
days visit with Gunnison Eelatiwss
and friends, returned Yesterday -
Denver, where he is employed N .
confectionery s.ore.
DIR. n. +. Mehafey, DEATHS, 4
Delta, Colorado is at the Europsoa
hotel, Gunnison, for one UouA
Bridge and crown work . sPsciG1D.
All work guaranteed
Mr. Mrs Fredrick Wolfe srrisu)
Monday from Belvidere, H., s~1
will spend month here attends
to business matters in conn0cQ
with the Grasmuck estate.
Mrs Frank Brown and chillNA
are here from the Gunnison tannaD g
spend the summer with the formQ>
mother, Mrs Northway, who retusu3
ed from Denver Thursday last.
The new store bsildinG Of Jos IL
Colliss 10 rapidly nsariaG eonpasl
ton. Contractor J. 5. Phillips has
the handsome steel front up and
interior work is nearly finished.
Miss Mary Mcintosh, who taught
in our city schools during the past
term, went to Gothic Saturday
where she began three months
term of school Monday morning.
Naunita Hot Springs will hold a
grand opening and ball on June 80,
a week from Saturday. The county
folks are all invited Horse races
and other amusements will be held
Two of the teachers employed 70
teach in the city schools next year
resigned this week. They are. Miss
Grace Allison for the fifth grade and
Mss Eta liilderbrand for the
seventh.
The wedding of two popular
young people Of Gunnison, Miss
" mona Allen and Mr. +. ID. Nc
hee Is announced to occur mex
laesday noon at the Allen home on
OAiO creek.
.. t. Fitzpatrick has returned
from Danville, Ill. lie says that
Mrs. Fitzpatrick has entirely recoy
cred from her recent serious illness,
but will not return to Gunnison for
some time yet.
Roht Berdel, one of the new
managers of Waunita Hot Springs.
was IN our city yesterday. lie re
ports the Improvements nearly com
pleted. All will be in readiness a
week from Saturday, the date of the
grand opening.
Ed Owens lost valuable milch
cow Wednesday evening. The
cause was feed of partly cured
lawn grass and clover. 1t seems
that when wilted and fermented this
sort of Iced often kills COW in ten
or fifteen minutes.
AT the convention of G.. A. Il
posts for the department of Colo
rado and Wyoming, held at Greeley
last week, l.. c. Dana was elected
commander and our fellow towns
man, ID I. Sapp appointed Judge
Advocate for the department.
Robert Parlin has secured the
mail contract from Parlin to Pitkin
foi the four years beginning July
lst. The stage will leave Parlin at
III, a. m. and Pitkin for return trip
at 80 p. IN. \. Sears, has the mail
contract from Pitkin to Bowerman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-29
MANY CLAIM REWARD.
Distribution of the Atkinson Murder
Fund a Puzzle.

MOUNT HOLLY, Mar. 29.-The
parties who offered the reward for
the conviction of the men who muir
dered Miss Florence W. AlIinson. 90
said Justice Petit, of MoorestOwn,
yesterday, will be the distributing
agents of the money yet 10 be paid
for that work. The township com
mittee of Chester. which has $500 to
disburse, did not take up this subject
at its last meeting, but may do so
next Monday night
Regarding the $500 offered by the
county Prosecutor Samuel A. Atkin-
son says he will confer with the
court and be guided largely by its di-
r%ection, providing the board of free
holders make no claim for distribut-
ing the money.
The situation is becoming some
what complicated because the reward
is to be the subject OF distribution by
two different parties and the large
number of claimants who feel that
they are entitled to recognition are
anxious for a settlement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-29
BOUNDARY DISPUTE
Agreement Between Jersey and
Delaware Is Held Up.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 29:-The
dispute between Delaware and New
Jersey W. the water boundary at
the head of Delaware Bay, which
was supposed to be so nearly settled
that the thirty year suit in the Unit
ed States Supreme Court was about
to be dismissed by mutual agree
ment, has apparently broken out
afresh. The controversy has existed
for Over a hundred years, and the
suit brought by New Jersey has been
kept before the Supreme Court since
1877. The court recently granted a
suspension OF proceedings in the case
for sixty days, pending the ratifica-
ton by congress of the legislative
agreement between the states.
The agreement of the legislatures
Of the two states has been approved
by the United States senate and is
now hung up in the house committee
IN the judiciary at the request of the
Delaware authorities. Each state
had enacted similar provisions, Civ
ing the citizens of each equal rights
in the disputed waters pending the
adoption of uniform fishing laws,
which were 10 be drafted by a joint
commission. Delaware's representa-
tives, however, assert that there
were no assurances that the Jersey
legislature would enact these laws,
and if the controversy is left in it's
present state New Jersey would have
much the better of it so far as fish
ing rights are concerned. Until they
receive such assurances the members
of the commission representing Del
aware are disposed to fight the rati-
fication of the agreement of the
house. Attorney-General McCarter,
of New Jersey, is coming to Wash
ington next week to straighten out
the tangle If possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-29
CAUSE OF "DAMPINC OFF,"
Well to Sprinkle Sulphur or Bitumin-
u Coal over the Soil in
Window Boxes.

One of the troubles of raising plants
In window boxes is that they are apt
TO rot on at the gound and fall over.
This is called 'damping off, and is
caused by a web-like fungus which
grows on the surface of the soil. envelops
the little stems and causes them to rot.
To avoid this, sprinkle dust of SULPHUR
or bituminous coal over the soil after
sowing the seeds; give the little plants
plenty Of air and light, but do moi sci
them in a cold draught. The direct rays
OF the sun, when not too hot. are A.
ways beneficial to seeding plants as
also frequent stirring of the soil. Do not
let the plants stand too thick. as this
excludes light and air from the roots.
do not water too often, but do not let the
soil dry out. When the fungus shows it.
self Tin the rotting of the plants and
otherwise), it can be arrested by run
ming a knife blade between the rows
thus taking up the web which adheras
to the blade, when it may be DESTROYED
Parks Floral Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET

The regular monthly meeting of
the teachers and officers of the Bap-
fist Sunday school will be held in
the chapel tonight at s o'clock.
=
James NJ. Derby left this morning
for Howells, n. Y, where his daugh-
ter. Miss Florence Derby, has been
for some time for her health. He
goes for an indefinite stay.
g = .
c. H. A. B~jerregaard, of the Aston
Library, New York, will give his
fifth lecture on the History of Civil
ization" at st. Stephens Danish
Lutheran church April I.
The Vergnuegungs Singing Society
will go to New York, this afternoon,
where they expect to enjoy an even-
ing at the theatre and a general all
around good time.
William Heberlein, of Woodlawn
Heights, New York, has returned
home after a visit with Joseph Grein-
er, of Smith street.
The Odd Fellows will hold an en-
tertainment in Odd Fellows Hall
, Thursday, April 26.
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, John Block, who has been visiting
his brother, the Rev. NJ. o. Block, in
Jefferson street, will sail today on
the steamer Oscar II. for Denmark.
to visit his parents.
Rehearsing for the high school
senior class play is going forward
daily.