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APARTMENTS TO LET.
= lines II. soc: st. 81 .oo wt. g 81 mo-. 10
8rBLET-NENDOTA: NO. O; FURNISHED: sum
mer months nominal rent References required.
'my1e-3t'~--
iron RENT-FLATs- Attractive
sresss Wilmington asisss Cheap to r.sSis
aouple Address "w B. E.. Star once.
:SEC0ND-TTOoR APARTMENT FOR RENT-PRI-
sfortable nicely fnished perfect conditions; front
ag spp ic
gn.w..l Mt. Pleasant. myleN.
ITO sTBLET-IN THE BALTIMORE 1881 BILr-
fas ST. snd Ssh second oor eastern eS
-posure; rent. 5000 Possession June l. ADJ. IL.
ron REN IS. ns; SL,EgB 1.gYEEsSn.rn
WARRINGTON HEIGHTS.
,.:s . sS ssss asSs11 asb sa sf Pa
WE SOLICIT 1y ISsrEcr1os
COMPARISON OF PRICES. -
THIS NEW AND TI FIRST 3 APARTMENT
BEAurrF FULLY LecArED.
coyv WEN sSY: 70 IA, CA kixEs.
FINEST ELEVATOR sERviCE. ELEcTRICITY
1SH jan SAs N MiaHT IVY WaTcHMxN And Con-
PETENT ELEVATOR BOYS.
THE INTERIOR FINISH AND DEcoR IA,
TIoNS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY FINE. AND
THE FI.OORINGS AND CONTIGUOUS WALLS
ARE SoUND-DEADENED. so AS TO iNSuhS
QUIET. -
myf9-2t LIEBERMANN & HAwN. 1903 ST
FOR RENT VERY REASONABLE RENTALS
SOME TO SUBLET FOR THE SUMMER
IN HIGH-CLASS, NEW, TW0-FANIL1
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT BUILDINGS,
NORTH SIDE OF WILLARD STREET
Between 18th and 18th SITS: NV
First fiat, large rooms and bath - at.
THESE ARE EXCEPTIONALLY WE'LL BuILI
WE INVITE INSPECTION AND COMPARISON.
Separate cellars, furnaces and yares; nnc
porehes In rear. Additional interior siairways
from I'd story fats to cellars: servants closets IN
all cellars ceilings Of cellars plastered prevent
ing dirt and noise Material and construction
Arst-class. For rentals. etc. apply to
-mv1aat 1903 st.
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TOR RENT-THE CLIEE BOuENE:
NO. 1855 CALVERT tCINClSNATD 81.
WARRINGTON HEIGHTS.
Z. AND ROOM HOUSEKEEPING FLAIS.
$3.50, 5000. $500, 5000 AND $500 FEB
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APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.
Nothing hut High-ciass Apartments
REMEMBER, STEEL BUILDINGS ARE THE
SAFEST ON EARTH UNDER ALL CONDITIONS
CHOOSE THE BEST.
FLORENCE COURT. T St fCa1. aye) ard Phelps
place-NEw, MODERN, FIREPR0oF BLDG, de-
signed and erected by r. r. Schneider, architect
Delightful views OF city and country. HIGH ELE.
WALTON. Spacious apartments-3, D. and
rooms and bath Phone In each apartment Name
In book Cafe In bailding. Reasonable rates
FURNISHED. ROOMS and bath. $4,000.
BEAUTIFUL apartment for subleaae In the
ETHELHURST Q5th and i nswl; possession
JULY LIST. Terms reasonable.
THE WINDSOR, i425 1t. n.w.-Beautiful
Apartments and rooms and bath. SOUTHERN
EXPOSURE. New dreproof building.
THE AI.BEMARIE, nth and T str. n.w.-Bsan
tiful s-room and bath apartment: so.
THE VIRGINIA. al3o g 1t. n.w.-4 rooms an1
BATH ExeeiIent condition. SPECIAL Low RAT1
IL RENTED NOW.
Call at Once fog fnil particulars.
WN. a. YESTERDAY Uncb,
m Bos.d 49, -
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su1u1BAN PROPERTY.

f0n 4ALx-HHa aAGRIFtCx oNcn tio.0oo-
~ t9o-fcr 16-roen eaate-roof hopsa and .
% sssa nom o se r e En- 10. 1ss
~: awn: rsnasng watsr; sawea; presintty %
.s % ssns.a 5 e 80 ssas S:ss.s
Qufrs of owner. III H ct NV. my18ats
TN xC1W o. LAND ron S1I1: NEW 1--WE
roon dwsning; y mtnutee wsik from slsetric
ron aALR-TWo AND ONETIfTH ACRES or
ls1ds miles from city; high 10: part weodiends
xsSress h 3. ssss cssc 80 msis,sis
To1 aAIn On RKxr-AT DUNN-LORINa, VA,
raw esven-roen cottags; ; lots. 3xl1 T.
R,.s1s sson s,setsse asa'ian- T n T1ss1s'
tOn 2AL1-TxN-noOM HOUsE; ALL MODERN
tnprsyemsnts; quarter square q grosnd. cernsr
hi tAese mintss 70 elsctric cars; h Hysttsvills;
4 = ana 49, 2:sa q. q . l sess.. room
hcsss. estbsildinE IN ahundanss; ffuit. eight
a..;so.as s ps. aus oAss Aiss.ss ss
Nd myis-st'
ron sALE-sIx-R ROOM COTTAGE; CITY WA.
square from cars; one fsre; price. 81. 100: one
third cash. Address Box IS. Star ONCE myfT 81
FOE sALE-oR RENTLAT HIGH RIDGE, NEAR
door spienaid large shade trees: fruit and dow.
ers vegetable garden: a large chicken yard and
ioat and carriage house "ne acre and
tiers Of land; location high and good view OF the
surrounding country.
Rent SO per month. If sold. moderate terms.
Inquire OF c. HUGH DUFFY. Patent Attorney.
612 r NV. my11-3t
FOR SALE - BY OWNERS. s-RoON HOUSE:
furnace and three lots. IN promising suburb;
Riyerdale electric at door fare 30 minutes
direct to treasury; 1000 net cash. Box "a. Star
office. mv1I-5ts
OAKMONT
FOR SAIlE-BeautffuI new Broom house, large
porches; china closet; large pantry; fne bath
over acres; large shade trees; on electric car
line; IS inmates ride to city. At bargain
Also three houses at Friendship Heights. For
key to inspect address OWNER,
my1T-tf.eSu 1894 32d St NV
SPECIAL! LOOK At THIS.
Fine s-room house; two acres; in best part OF
Falls Church. VIII sell acre with house,
a coo; two acres g. 500. FRONTAGE ON TWO
STREETS Speculative; can be subdivided;
splendid bargain; tine hedge, fruit, shade. H. g.
HOPKINS. Sole Agt-, East Falls Church. Va.
my17-3t'7
FOR sALE-AT KENsING1ON. NEARLY NEW T.
room, house with bath. sewer and water: hot
water heat; near steam and electric cars: lS.0OO
So 1t. of ground and exceptionally nne location,
With GOOD view Of surrounding country. Price,
II sold Immediately. $1,000. TYLER q RUTH
ERFoRD. Inc, 1907 F NV. my1I-St'
ron sAI.E-es ACRES AT SEABROoK STATION.
has IL OF clay land; $40 per acre. Has
1000 feet front on R.R. VIII trade for city
I. property. JOHN f. DoNoHUE & SONS. sos
East Capitol at. myl5-st
FOR SAIE-FINEST LOTS IN TAKONA PARK;
near electric and steam lines; water, sewer
and cheap and easy termS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11
Eucl1re.

s delightful meeting of the mem.
lpyS Of the Euchre Club was held on
Thursday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Adams in the south
part Of the city Among the members
oi the club are many experts at euchro
and the contest for prizes at the par
tics given by the club are always spir.
tied
The top score was won by Mr.. b. \.
Simpson. lady's prize fell to Mrs Rob
Poland. Mrs. H. l.. Crockett claimed
the lady guest prize, and Miss O'Neal
carried off the consolation. After the
cards a luncheon in two courses was
served The guests at the Adams
home were Mr.. and Mrs. B. \. Simp.
son. Mr. and Mrs Rob Poland Mr..
and Mrs H. l.. Crockett, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nichols MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Gates. Mr.. Fry and Miss Nita vii
liams, Mrs O. A. Wells, Miss O'Neal
Mrs. Dodson. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Pot
ter and Miss LowdCn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11


Song No. 10i.
Christ's life, his sorrows and how
He bore them
Miss Florence Smith. leader
Scripture Lesson. John il:363S.
Isaiah $3.50.
Prayer
Song 80. 1871
HATS by the leader
Song no r.
Scripture references: Isaiah 80 Z.
Matthew 21:37; Matthew 2j.ii,
Mari, 1876; John 15:172l; John
1l:323j.
Topic 80. Two kinds Of so.r..,
Mr. Tom Elp
Music-Mr Nichols
Touic No. bearing sorrow-Mis,
Floyd
Song No. ST.
Topic No. 3-Ilelpful thoughts
Miss Ina Holman
Oren discussion of the lesson.
Song No. $40.
Prayer
Social feature
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11

a Wedding Of more than nsu" III, III.
=, witch was announced in las, las,
-. parer is tina, of Miss Lean lean
HryrrD d, Mr.. Tyre, Won pol'InS
.ASer took place sunday, NoNemota G.,
E,E al the home of Mrs, b'oomI, lI. i,n ~, q,
ssS5rb Rt high nooa The wedding
r. q very qvict affair only in'hvu'.
"A. friends and relatives OF the 'ou'
- t,,ing present Rev. Crockett pas.
trz- ot the Presbyterian church was
- ,firiating clergyman.
sr,r the ceremony dinner was
.s-,,,,5 TO the guests and they lett I'M.
~ ,,ately gur Ndu. their home for the
guU9nt ,,,,,,,5
1gc bride is a popular and cultured
,asxvg lady aud social tavoritc IN
s,r,- nome town Mn nollius Is al,
NrPrnora boy and resided here nhu'
=. rev wear, ago, since which ''mr,
p-e tas been connected with 'N''
s5yriru..lne corps in the eastern par
og ,h. territory He now holds th'
..egFuln nI uc unl hridsr Inspector
~ fN, oklahoma Central.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11
Smart Set.

Mrs. Kirkpatrick entertained the
forty.two club Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Morris Sass on
the south side.
The house was artistically decorst-
ed in cut flowers and ferns. 4 two
course luncheon was daintilv served.
The guest list included tha Mesdames
C. l.. Byrne. VIII Potter. Chas. l.. An.
l.. Byrne, viii Potter, Chas. l.. An
derson Bert Foster, Sangster, Ed Rob.
erts, G. y. N~n Denberg. y. II. Nc.
Coy. II. II. Pennington, Clay Hancock,
3D. B. Spragins, Jim Stonum, Chas.
Cook, w. p. Poland, Rob. Poland.
Bertha Whiteman and Mrs. John
Whiteman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11


The second in the series OF At
Homes as planned In the social cal.
ondcr of the Ladies of the Leaf was
given last Monday. Mosdames r. +.
Turner Donald Lacy and T. T. Mari
were at home with Airs. n. G. PCttcrt
to cnO members and their friends.
Softly shaded lights and plumy
chrysanthcmums used in lavish profu.
sion and the cordial greetings ot thr
smiling hostcsscs made delightful
welcome.
The entertainment prepared Tor the
afternoon was both original amt
uaiQuc and carried with IL much OF
pleasure, considerable thought and %
test ui memory.
Each lady upon entering was prr
.ru..i with % card bearing plctur
ur group ut pictures repreScutiug %
noted piece ot fiction, a poem or a ry.
cent novel and miniature Ladies'
of the Lea. calender tbeauutullN IN.
syriD.d with Oh. names of The host
o-ap- nE one ui tuc club hushaudsl
iu which ,o write the names as SN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11

The Cumberland Presbyterian Aid
society met i'm regular business session
Tu,, ,day .ltcrnoou with Mrs. George
Henley The ladies are making eX-
tensiyo preparations TO repair the
church. They expected o. have pp,,f
ing and painting done and new car.
pei laid. Not only tn Presbyterian
church but all the churches in the
.ci,y are indebted To the Ladies' Aids
for the inside furnishings of their
buildings. duty which they think
falls 10 them and one i'm which they
take much interest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11

Tho ladies of the G. W. -. NJ held
their regular monthly meeting Tues
day afternoon in the Christian church
after the transaction OF business a
very interesting program was ren.
dered Mrs. j. X. p. Campbell the
president, had charge of the literary
entertainment, after the reading of a
paper on the Origin the G. W. b..
NJ by Mrs. r. NJ. Fox, which was
not only interesting but instructive
and showed she possessed a thorough
knowledge of her subject, table talk
followed in which each member took
a part.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11
People Here and There.


Mrs. Will Wigs IS entertaining
Miss Lucy Sacra of Purcell
Little Miss Helen Waicott is quite
sick to the regret of her many friends.
Miss Patton of Sulphur is in town
visiting with Mrs. j. b. Spragins and
Mrs p. b. Conlee.
". w. Lewis is spending Sunday
with his wife, VINO is visiting rela-
tives in Gainesville.
Mrs. Bodenleck, VINO mas been the
guest oil her sister Mrs II. b. Bracey
has returned to her home in Little
Rock.
Mrs. II. Rutherford has as her
guests this week her sister, Mrs, Will
Ruthrford and daughter of Vernon,
| Texas.
Mrs. ]. w. Golledge, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Scivaiiy.
of Orr, has returned and reports n
delightful visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Downing have
moved to ArdmOre to the delight OF
their many friends Tney are at home
on ID street, S. w.
Mrs. G. w Blackburn of Chicago,
sister of Mrs. w. T. Nixon, passed
| through the city Thursday en- route
to Texas to visit relatives
| Mr. and Mrs. c. II Clements are
entertaining their mother Mrs. Glen
ents of San Antonio, Texas, at their
home on ID street, ~ w
The many friends of Miss Helen
Smith are delighted to see her out
again and at her post of duty after
an illness of several weeks.
Mrs B. A. Mavhew of DonisOn is
I'm the city visiting her many friends.
This Is Mrs Mayhew's old home and
she is always a welcome visitor.
John Olive, a member of the Ard
moreite staff. and Frank Robson,
manager of the Robson opera house,
were visitors to Gainesville Thurs.
iay
Hon. j. Clint Graham who was so
unanimously elected as constitutions"
delegate from the l06th district, was
in the city Friday receiving congrat.
ulations on every turn,
Miss Sue Frame was a guest at
the Threadgill i'm Oklahoma City last
Sunday en- route from Tulsa where
she had been as a delegate to the
Federation of Women's Clubs. o..
Miss Lenora Butt, Mrs. G.. H.
Webb and daughter, Daisy Maud, re-
turned the first of the week from
Tulsa where they had been attend
ing the General Federation.
Everett Noble who came down
from Norman TO spend a few davs
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Noble, returned Tuesday to resume
his duties at the Oklahoma univer,
sity. Everett is a boy Of which Ard
more is justly proud
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11
FOREIGN Mission Society.

An afternoon Of rare enjoyment
was offered bv the members of the
Thursday afternoon al thc home of
Mrs. T.. X. Kearucy. with rcccutiou
and musical program of great meri,
the numbers of which were.
81 Love You All III, Time Song.
Little Irish Girl" "............... song
Mrs Clara b. Handy.
Grand Polka dc Concert. Piano Solo
Miss Alyis.
Four Leaf Glover. y................ Song
Daisy NJ Webb
The Clansmau. ............ R,1dmg
Miss Parker
Higher Culture in Dixie. Reading
Au Experience i'm Ma'rimony Reading
Miss Parker
Welcome Home c................. Song
Miss Nihlac,
Sent to Heaven. u.............. Reading
Miss Georgia Parker
As the Moon Rose. ........... Reading
Miss Butcher
Flowers and Palms .......... Piano
Mrs. Yerhcs.
Piano Duet .........................
Misses Annie Thompson and Il. Ran
dol
SocbaCk's Niuurt. t......... Piano Solo
Locks Nalse Arabestul. o.. Piano Solo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11
Orio Club.

Mrs. w. n. Wimbish was hostess
To the Orio club Friday afternoon.
Miss BERTHE Mccoy had charge OF
the literary part of the program, her
subject being Dickens Childhood IN
Early Life" Her paper showed much
thought and care in preparation anc
received many compliments.
No suocial critic was appointed Tor
the afternoon and the meeting was
open TO general criticism from every
one. The delegates who had been to
the Tulsa federation made reports
and gave interesting "reminiscences.
Misses Carnes Aldington Mary
Hob son, Irene Dick, and Mrs. Adding
ton were selected to membership.
The club will meet next week with
Miss Sue Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11

u,,t,, uudIme tnu' promises
D.. All rh. -mlgtcst oi tine seas
~. -. -..u b.. trat ,l Mis-. Elzaoelh iS'. ~,
- .4,vrU daughter 20, Mls. Hul, ..l.,
g ,lnwcll. % Mn Ernest Nl''l''"S I,''
= tr,rmorr luc ceremony WI ''N'
-. rr wednesday cNeu'n-' N"' ,..'', .'''
- NM. fourteenth, nineteen Nun"', ,u ~
- .iN eight thirty oclo'N' ~
fTC.5vay circle. oklahoma Guy. VI, ~,
= Air. Williams wth he at h''''' ''
- 60 uow,u is born Miss, H'iSn E,
q ,,s educated in Christian Nu,
49,. Coiumbia, where she was ',, i'I
-, I'M F., lour years course ana ''''
d. ,,,r's post graduate work ..,n
~. Howell combines beauty W.,
,.,.,s aud rare Eouu n,ccolhE an,
-, rf manner which has mao, ~
,,nr oT the most popular Eills u
~Lts1pma city society. MISS lio" "a, 4,
-, Uy.d log the past four E'"' "
.,N,,cnrra city and the one rtE'vt "
- wide circle oi friends Is ''" m.
=, marriage will take her ''o" '"'
r1ty ,., tn man
- I'm ArdmorC and hOlds a l"., "
-, r,,.itiou iu the new bankers ~
- UauI,. and has a host oi t,c"e
-, viu welcome his lN'' "''"' "
.a-rt EatN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11
Merry Wives.

Wednesday afternoon Mrs Sam
Matthews was hostess for the Merry
Wives at her home on North Washing.
ton street. The house was a bow ar
.of chrysanthemums and autumn flow,
.oys. 4 contest is the interesting fea-
ture Of these merry parties Mrs,
Matthews had prepared a little spell,
ing game. The one who could make
the greatest number Of words by pre-,
fixing and sufiNinE mis-" was winner
I'm this contest. Mrs Frank Bonner
took top honors and second fell "a
Mrs viii Pr0ter, \ delicious two
course luncheon was served, ON each
plate was n dainty souvenir peu
sketch. The wives who were there
were Mesdamcs Stone, PTater. Cav
lock, Apple, Frank Bonner, BagweI
Arthur Jones, Erret Dunlap Mrs
Stewart of Pauls Valley and Miss Mar
gle Carlock OF Mangum, Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11
The chautauaua Class.

The ChautauQua class met with
Mrs. W. |. Cruce Friday afternoon
with its president. Mrs. p. II. Woods.
as leader. Mrs. \. c. Cruce gave
synopsis of The Duel in France
The lesson was Pioneers of Empire.
Robert Give.
The next lesson will be the first In
the November number.
The class viii meet with Mrs. 4.
.C. Cruce next Friday. The members
were all present and Mrs G. II, Ram
sey was guest Of the class.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11
Woodn1en Circle,

The regular meeting of the Wood.
men Circle was held Monday after.
noon in the X. p. Hall \ good attend.
auce was present The clerk was
instructed to correspond with the Su
prhmc Deputy and have her come and
spend several days with the ordc.
and see if some enthusiasm could
aroused
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11

The regular meeting OF the Aid
society of the Christian church was
held Tuesday with good attendance
of members present After the min
utcs were read and approved, the la
dies discussed the coming of Elmorl
Lucoy, vino will lecture in The church
Monday msht az q small admission
fee. Mr. LuCoy is an orator and i'm
pcr.ouatur Cf note, said to be- the fin
est n the south The public is cor
daily invited
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11
eijo,i

HIou playhouse has been unusually
g.ol ana was greeted with a good
house at each performance Next
week the program will be an entire
change and promises to be one Cf the
best weeks booked. The human flies
viii amuso you the man who's for.
tune Is his mouth will astonish you.
aud Captain Sidney IIidmans with hi
famous life saving dogs an1 their
parauhcrnalia will certainly interest
YOU.
Society in general appreciates tr'
little play shop and are indebted to
the management for many delightful
evenings
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11

Mrs NJ London was hostess 10
the +, .Jle Review club Wednesday
attcruoOH After the business session
"a literary program v rendered, Mrs.
NJ. Hard. president, go,e an interest
ing selection from the rassion Play.
Mis- Pittman read The City Behind
th, Layy which received many coa,.
ulm,uts Jack London then favored
the club with a violin sClo which was
greatly enjoyed aul added much -
On, afternoons entertainments
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11

proud of their representative and VIC
predict will be prouder still when
he has returned from MS labors at
Guthrie
Hon. y. clint Graham will go up
to Guthrie ucX. week lie will also
'assi-l in writing the constitution @
This great new state. Mr.. Graham
na the distinction Of being one Of
.hu Youngest delegates in the conven-
uau and II Ill our representatives
arr made of the same material as
the two sent from the l03rd and lOGth
districts the constitution will be just
what it should and the protection
OF w1mou and children, the child Ia
bur jaW and compulsory education
WiI' NOT be- forgotten
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11
Party.

Master Hal Spragns royalty enter
tanned the younger society set last Sat
urlay evening at his home on Broad
way Various games were played and
delicious refreshments were served.
The guests were Misses Saliie Joe
Duston. Margaret Vernon, Ethel Nc.
Coy. Annie Thompson. BERTHE Wigs,
Katie Johnson, Jewell Wheeler, Hell
EN- GOff, Masters Karl Weith, Rams
Vernon. Frank Stephens, Ralph Nc.
Cam. Bonnie stephens, Coleman
Hume and Robert Gardenhira.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-11

The members and all interested in
benevolent work are urgently request
d to meet at the home of Mrs. J. c.
Thompson next Thursday afternoon,
as there is considerable business to
ne transacted