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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27

the hostess at pleasant informal bride
party yesterday afternoon, at which she
entertained very delightfully."- the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Henry Clarence Breeden.
Miss Sara Drum, Miss Eleanor Daven-
port, Mrs. Darragh, Mrs. E. Walton
Hedges, Mrs. Edward Pond, Mrs. Sam
uel Pond and Mrs. William f. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Hoffacker
have sent out cards announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Lavina, to
Raymond Batchelder Splivalo on Thurs
day, November Is, at 2007 Pacific ave.
nue..
Miss Lilly McCalla will go down this
week to Santa Barbara to spend the
Thanksgiving season with her parents,
Admiral and Mrs. McCalla.
been East for the past few weeks, are
expected to start for California in
about fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X Mcintosh
are rejoicing in the arrival of little
son in their home, who was born on
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh are
spending the winter in town, having
taken house on Clay street, near
CCOll- 1Aey expect TO return III the
early spring to their home in Woodside
The engagement of Miss Vera Helm
rich to Hugh Glenn French, which was
announced at the tea given by Miss
Helmrich's mother, Mrs. Oscar Helm
rich, in Alameda on Saturday, will
prove of decided interest both here and
elsewhere, as the young pair are we'll
known and popular Miss Heinrich,
who has until recently made her home
in San Francisco, is a charming girl,
bright, cultured and handsome. She
has lived here from childhood and
comes of very distinguished Ger
man family. Mr.. French, who is the
son of Mrs. Charles Lee Leonard, is a
grandson of DR.. Hugh Glenn, for whom
Glenn County is named, and he has
of late years lived there, having been
educated in the East and graduated
from Yale. Assisting in receiving at
the tea, which took place at the home
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In the Joke World

You must remember that ours was
a summer agement"
That means If you see any one you
like better you'll break It,"
Yes"
"And if 1 see any one like better
Il shall probably sue you for breach
of promise. ."-Milwaukee Sentinel.
The widow of an unfortunate man
asked of priest: DO you think my
poor husband has gone Ito good
placer"
Il hope so. signora, especially If he
had a little of purgatory in this world"
"Oh. as for that I saw to that my
SETTLE Scacciapensieri.
What do you expect to give your
wife for Christmas, or have you
thought of it yet?"
Yes, I'm going to give here re-
ceipted bill for the parlor table she
Christmas Press.
First Boy-Say, Johnny did your
mother lick you for playing hockey
froHr school?
Second Boy-You bet she didn'tl
First Boy-How did you manage to
get out of it?
Second Boy told her if she licked
me I'd ho1ler loud enough to wake the
baby-Chicago News.
"Oh, dear" sighed small Harry. 81
wish 1 was clock"
why do you wish that, Harry?'
asked his mother.
"'Cause I wouldn't have to wash my
face and hands, then" explained the
little fellow.
knowledge is power" remarked the
quotation dispenser
THAT being the case" rejoined the
man who has an occasional original
thought, 'I suppose horse sense is
horsepower. r."-Columbu Dispatch.
Church-Every chance he gets our
minister breaches that it is more
blessed to give than to receive
Wise-We1l, that would seem to indi-
cate that he thoroughly believes it.
Church-Or that he wants us to be-
lieve it.-Philadelphia Press.
Did you ever make a mistake in a
sdiagnosis?"
''Only once. I was called to attend g
sick man whom l said had indi gestion
and less than week later I discovered
that he was rich enough for appendi-
citis. lie Rire.
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of the brides aunt, Mrs. GeIdermann.
were Miss Ethel NJ. Ferguson, Mrs.
Frank Argall, hiss Ethel Speyer. Miss
Laura Larkey, Mrs. Calvin Knowles.
Miss Edna Rooney and Miss SaIlie Sad
ler.
There is much rejoicing over the re-
covery of Mrs. Frederick Perry, the
wife of Lieutenant Perry, q. S. A. who
was recently operated on for appendf-
citis at the army general hospital at
the. Presidio. Mrs. Perry was for a
time seriously i'll, but is now much
better, and II is hoped that she will
soon be out again.
Mrs. r. H. Postlethwaite and Miss
Margaret Postlethwaite, who have been
enjoying very pleasant trip abroad,
have returned to their home in this
city
News has been received of the safe
arrival in Europe of Colonel John p.
Wiser. u. S. A, and Mrs. Wiser. who
have gone to Berlin, Colonel Wiser
having been sent there as military at
tache.
Mrs E A selfridge Jr- is at present
the guest of Miss Grace Baldwin at
Mrs. Jack Johnston who has recentIv
returned to her home in Los Angeles
after a pleasant visit to her parents.
Mr. and Mrs William J.. Landers. is
entertaining as her guest in her south
ern home Miss Grace Sanborn of Oak
land.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Hewlett. who
made their home at st. Dunstan S be-
fore the fire. are spending the winter
in Los Angeles, where MIR. Hewlett s
business interests have taken .nm for
a few months stay.
Miss Ruby Stuart was the guest OF
honor at pleasant dinner given on
Sunday evening at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. Stuart. 1870 Fell street.
which was surprise to her and which
proved a very enjoyable occasion.
Twelve guests were present
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Coal Dust Is Making
Belgians Rich
SYSTEM for COMPRISING coal
dust into briquettes and oval
forms is successfully dealing

~ dust into brlquetteS ana oval
II forms is successfully dealing
with the large masses of coal
dust of Belgium's mines and sheds. The
briquette industry of Liege has become
important. the expectation reaching al
most all the coal-consuming countries
of the world. amounting for the first
seven months of the present year to
253,911 tons, of which France received
110,036, United States 46,700 and Ger
many 32.514. In 1905 the Belgium
state railways consumed alone about
250,000 tons. The domestic use Of
briquettes is increasing yearly, many
persons using them Ter kitchen stoves
as well as for furnaces.
Parties in the United States who pos
sess large masses of coal dust might
find it well worth while to look into
the methods for briquette making that
prevail in Liege and other parts Of
Belgium. Even If a system has been
working successfully better system
may be built up by combining the best
in two or more systems. The Liege en-
gines and machinery for the presswork
are said to be among the best built
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27


P. Colgan, State Controller, succeeded
John P. Dunn in Office.
ELECTION-B. S. c.. City. The next
Presidential election will be held Tues
day, November 3, 1908.
CALCULATIoNs-M. E. O., San Jose,
Cal. The Department of Answers to
Correspondents and Queries does not
answer questions in arithmetic, prob
lens nor catch" questions
USAGE-Subscribe Berkeley, Cal.
Usage means series of actions done
by one person to another which affect
him for good or evil. The word also
means custom, practice, habit; manner
of using, as word or phrase.
HEDONISM - Subscriber, Oakland,
Cal Hedonism means the tenets of
the Cyrenaic school of philosophy,
founded by Aristippus, a disciple Of
Socrates. who taught that pleasure was
the end of life, and that 1t was the
duty of a wise man to enjoy it without
being controlled by it.
SENATORS-George Hearst was ap-
pointed United States Senator by Gov
ernor Stoneman March %, 1886 to
serve out the term of John F. Miller,
who died in Washington, D. c., March
8 of that year Hearst was elected
January 19, 1887, to succeed A. P. Will
liams, his term commencing March of
that year. He died in Washington, d.
c., February %, 1891.
PATENT-A. L., City. If you have
an invention that is worth obtaining a
patent for you had better secure the
services of a reliable patent agent,
=
not betray you. You can secure the
patent yourself, but unless you are ac-
quainted with the methods you will
run the chance of having your ideas
stolen by some other person, who will
get out patent ahead of you.
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the would the of the
machinery but effect reducing the
expenditures of the hospitals 1t ought
substantial of that milon-doar bill
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27
Answers to Queries

COLGAN-Reader, City. The late e.
P. Colgan, State Controller, succeeded
John p. Dunn in Office
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27

:. Townsend's Cal glace fruits and can
dies at Emporium, Post and Van Ness.
and 1903 and 1920 Valencia street
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27
Thanksgiving Candy

Thanksgiving dinner without candy
would be a disappointment. We have
special after dinner candies. Haas
candy stores. Fillmore at Ellis and
Van Ness at Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27

ELECTION-B S. c.. City. The next
Presidential election will be held Tues
day, November 3, 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27

F. w Thompson. general agent OF
the Rock Island. who has been on a
tour through the southern part of the
state Is expected back today
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-07
BERRYVlLLE. VA.

Especial % TIE Times Disratch.1
HEIItfFILLE. VA. October General
7 Thurman gave dinner on Tuesday, ar
his beautiful home. "TLurman's Nier 3D.
Tho guests were NJ. sam Taylor. Colonel
Thomas. Nj Conrad Kownsiar Hon
IiacHharn Smith. Mr. Province Af-Cor-
D. b.. Asrs. IT. ana j. REYNOLDS. Mr.
Charles Lee ana Mr Baker
Miss Marion Lane. 81 Ncw York Miss
Helen McGl Page. and Miss Po~tla Lee
baldwin were entertained or SATURDAY.
at tho Country Club hr Misses Sybel
BOSWELL and Rosa Woo'fo,k
Miss Lane returned on Monday TO New
York
Miss LUCY Mason % Louisville Ky.
is fAe guest OF the Misses Mcdonald
Fcv. p. p. Phillips. rector OF 81 PauYs
Church Alexandria. who came on 20 the
Moore-LeHis wedding. spent Thursday IN
Perryvle visiting bis old parishloners.
~ whom Do IS much beloved
.drs Elicit Cahel left OLA Friday for
her home in Alexandria
Miss Emily Smith has returned from a
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GAY GLOUCESTER.

Especial % The Times Dispatch
WILDWOOD VA. October s-Mrs
Henry 3. GGpin and Miss Mamie Nelson
went 90 Baltimore on Wednesday,
Mr.. ans Mrs. Charles Muilkin and
Miss Maud Clements left Page Brook
IN Mr. Mllhkin's automobile on Wednes-
day for Baltimore where they had been
invited 10 jo,a Mr. and Ms Gnpn and
Miss Mamie Nelson In a TIP In M.
Gipin. steam launch from Baltimore 20
Annapolis Mr.. Graham r Blandy was
asked o. accompany the party on the
tietfn launch. After the cruise NJ. and
Mr. II I.Sin and Miss Clements were 20
e. in tne automobile % New York and
alter Mr. and M Null kin were o. re-
tlrn To- Clarke iu TIE auto.
Mrs. Thomas - Carter left fo- Rich
linn4 on Tuesday. taking with her Miss
. '.-'e-" Carter. her daughter. and Nj
Jp'n Atkinson. Jr-'s. two young daugh-
N--. George r. BurweI leaves FOR TIE
iNoamond Horse Show on the 9Th NJ
1''9olhr henderson also goes % Richmond
fn~ fa' Horse Show
Mrs- Edward Gay Butler LEFT On Mo,
York ~ al Nc"
Nj Louis Bradford 81 the Nov vo-k
spent two nights this week al.
NJ William Mannings near Boyoe
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GLADE SPRINGS

GLADE SPRINGS. VA. oct s-Afr.
Mason Earnest. OF Dublin. Va fo-ne-.v
OF this place. spent Sunday near here
with relatives
special Pullman car. bearing s+.-
.'hl ior Beicourt Seminary. Washing
'on' - g., passed through here Tuesss -
evening. Miss Margaret Williams toi-ed
TIE party az this place
Hev. 4. ". Il Jones was thrown out
oi ME- buggy sunday morning and drar-
Fed about fifty yards lie Is very ba57,,
INJURED hlt no bones are broken
The tAree Sunday schools OF This Mace
gave a union picnic on the r1ver aboyr
-FOUR miles from here last Sa.,~sa,
About Y attended. They were carried 10
ne river hy four large hay wagons
nit Mirter A. Dunn LETT Tuesday for
Richmond Va. where ne entered re
Medical College % Virginia for this yea
Mr ; x. Hendricks left Tuesday n,gbt
Ior hinefeld. W Va. 20 accept post
ton a. telegraph operator with the Nor
tolk and Western
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GLADSTONE

GLADSTONE. VA. oct. s.-Srrs C. T.
Ross and family ara spending this week
in IVnchburg. attending the Fair.
Misses Martha Harris. Carrie and I,,Ie
VI eSElnS'n leit a few DAYS ago 10 take
charge 81 their schools in the southern
portion OF Nelson county, located on
Southern Railroad. They are three OF the
most popular and attractive girls 90 80
younger set and Will be greatly missed
from society circles here this winter.
Mss Mamie Lewis IS visiting ffends
IN Norfolk
Miss Phynazy Aabo-t has returned TO
take charge Of her school here.
Or. James A. Mundy and Rev. Garry
are conducting a series Of meetings at
@. & O. Baptist Church here
Nr S. !. Smith spent several days IN
Lynchburg this week on business
Mr.. a p. Dennis. resident engineer
here. is spending several days in Rich
mond
Mrs w. p. MeEginson. who has been
quite sick. is much better.
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LynChburg
Society

Especial % The Tirncs- Divpa,chl
LfNCHBCRG. VA. October 6--Miss
Lita Davis. of Rural Retreat. was the
guest Of Mrs. Shields on Wise street.
curing the week
Miss Rixey. daughter OF Congressman
Rixey. 81 the Eighth Virginia District.
is student at the Randolph Macon Wo-
mans College.
Mss Laurie McLaurin, daughter Of Sen
stor McLaurin. OF South Carolina. Is at
tending tho Randolph Macon Woman's
College this session.
Air. Wayland Matthews has returned 70
his home In Raleigh. y c.. after spend
Ing some time IN the city. the guest
OF mis- brother. Nr. i. G.. Matthews. on
Fifteenth Street
Mr. T. q. Hammer attended the meet
Ing OF the National Retail Druggists
Association NJ Atlanta. Ca. this week.
Mrs. a. J. singerwald. OF Baltimore.
Ma. Is on a visit 10 relatives IN the
Hiu city
Miss Minnie Ganaway Is visiting friends
at LewistoWn. Pa.
Mrs. john ". Carroll. ST, and family
nave returned 20 the city. after spending
the summer months az her country home
"CarrolltOn.' Campbell county.
Miss Dimple Trent. OF Washington. is
visiting her father Mr.. Corb.n Trent. N
Madison Street. She viii leave shortly
for Missouri.
Judge 81. O. Loving Of oak p,dga
spent a r.o-fio, 90 tb4 ,,..ot, o., 10 .i+,.
having been attracted here by the Inter-
state Fair
Colonel J W. ,va.+s has returned IRON,
. short stay in baltimore
Mrs y Morton and darrbtar %
Richmond. are the quests % Mrs Nor
tons mother. Mrs. Walker G Hammer.
al hey home on Daniels HIM.
Major =. y Hotcnl.iss 81 riob7,ons
vas in tie CITY on Nfonda, for short
time.
Miss Er.iv pu-rouens has returned ~
New York CITY after ploasan. stay Win
friends ir the ci,v
Nfie. Helen 4eal1 ,,ro has hem ,ts-,-
Ing NJ T.rres, ffasld re-,,r,od n
Baltimore during tie week
Mss Nellie Gentry has returned homo
after "a stay ~ two months vth fe-
sister. Mrs. Charles y Wright i'm Cni-
cago. III
Miss Cfy. r-e-r 20 f-tt-.., -,.tl t-
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you

visit ia Louisville. Ky.
Miss DevereuX, who has been visiting
Mrs. blackburn Smith. has returned 10
Petersburg.
Miss Mary T. Whiting Was the guest
OF her brother. Mr.. Frank Whiting. this
week
Miss Mamie White spent part OF the
week with Mrs Leo Wheat
Surgeon and Mrs Dupuy Mccormick
have returned 10 Annapolis.
Surgeon John Page. OF the United
States Navy. left for hts appointment in
Norfolk
Miss Por,ia Baldwin is the guest % Or.
and Mrs. Alfred Tucker. who are camp
ing out near the ShenaudOah = yer. on
Air- fuckers farm "Westwood.
Miss Emily Cont Mccormick left for
Washington on Monday.
Miss Plaster. Of Loudoun. Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Osborne. In Berryvile
Mr.. ~. T. Lewis has returned from a
visit West
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If people will experiment with
limitations of SOZODONT, they
must be willing to stand the
pain and suffering resulting from
teeth injured and perhaps ruined
forever. Do not experiment.
Stand by the old honest Denti-
frice and your teeth will stand by
you.
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Bobbs. He is profound thinker: he writes
articles the dignity of labor siobbs-
Yes. and his wife works like a slave 10 sup
port him"
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There are two ways OF cleaning out A hank.
president.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-08

a number of sacred solos which were
also beautifully illustrated and every
one seemed highly pleased with the
entertainment.
a fine line of millinery for spring and
summer trade.
Miss Mae Hickey leaves for Chic
ago, Saturday where she will con-
tlnue her study in music.
Mr.. James Mccarthy had bad
spell of sickness Tuesday night, but
is some better at resent.
Mr.. Richard Mcclure and John
Maloney have sold out their saloon
to gentleman from Manila.
Mr.. Berkeley moved all his furni-
ture to Denison Monday, where will
he make his home for the future hav-
ing secured position there.
MIR. Pat Dean has purchased the A..
H. Thompson property in town and
moved in from the country Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Dozine has moved to Vail
and in now living in the Mrs. New
com residence.
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De1oit

The teachers of the Deloit schools,
Miss Anna Flynn and Mrs. Carrie
Wedlock ARE to be highly compliment
ed on their efforts which made the
closing exercises of their schools
grand success. Their pupils did ex-
cellently with their different parts
and closed with play by the older
pupils which was both interesting and
instructive. The exercises were given
Thursday evening at the hall before a
crowded house. MIR. Halberg kindly
donated the use Of the hall and the
schools made every one welcome with
out charge.
John Dobson and daughter Edith
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Winans, Mrs.
Anna Winans and son Earl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Winans, relatives of S.
Slater deceased, we've present at his
funeral last Saturday.
A spelling contest was held last
Friday evening at the Center school
house. Several of our young people
were present.
Bert Darling, Bert McKim and Jay
Myers went with r. H. Houlihan to
Gallands Grove the first of the week
to do some carpenter work.
Henry Sachau and wife moved on to
the farm Saturday.
On Friday evening Mrs M. Richard
son came near having her house des-
troyed by fire. A box was placed
near the heating stove on which was
placed pan of yeast for bread and
covered with cloth. After arranging
a good fire they went to church. The
cloth caught fire and quite blaze
was under Roadway when Orvil Nc
Kim and wife, living next door ar
rived home and noticed the fire. He
Immediately broke in at the door and
gathered up all and tossed it out, and
quenched the fire. No damage was
done except hole burned in the floor.
Probably in five minutes more with
the strong wind the fire would have
been beyond cOLtrol.
Elder w. A. Smith of the L. d.
S.church conducted baptismal services
Sunday in the Boyer river. Eleven
parties uniting with the church.
Mrs. CD. Hunt and Russell and w.
W. Meyers were in Denison Monday.
Mrs. Florence Mason and family re-
ceived a dispatch Saturday evening
announcing the death of her father,
Mr.. Willoughby, which occurred at
his home at Bonesteel, S. D., Friday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Mason and
son Harlow, took the train Saturday
evening for Bonesteel. Their many
friends sympathise with them in their
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v all

Mr.. Pat Lane of Denison was a
Vail visitor Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Hannah was calling on
friends in West Side, Saturday even
ing.
Miss Maud Granny was the guest
of her friend in Arcadia, Saturday.
Mr.. 7. w. Coates came Saturday
to visit his parents before going east
to study music.
The mask skating Saturday night
was not very we'll attended on account
Of the weather, so the manager ex-
poets to give another masquerade soon.
There are several cases of pneumo-
MIA, Agnes Breen, Alice Staininger,
Marie Keane and Regina Molseed.
Cases are all improving.
Mrs Mary CASTILLO is quite sick at
present and all her friends hope for
her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Schoenjohn of West Side, was
calling on friends in Vail, Monday
afternoon.
Mrs NJ. F. Mcguire left this week
for Chicago, where she will purchase
On Monday evening at st. Ann S
church The Rogers Lyecum Co. pres
ented" Dogmas of the Faith" or the
Catholic Doctrines illustrated by
beautifully colored pictures and ex-
planned by Mr.. H. A. Starkweather,
lecturer. Mr.. VIM. Norris rendered
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w est Jackson

Mrs. Anthony Slechta of Milford
township, spent Thursday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Nav
nard.
George Piper of near Vail, is Wis
itlng with his sister, Mrs. Andrew
Dozark.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. slegel were guests
of Mrs. Kate Dozark Wednesday.
Roy Abbott of Stockholm township,
spent Tuesday with his brother, Tom.
Mrs. Ruby Richardson and daughter
Mildred, came Tuesday from Omaha,
to visit for some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Maynard.
Jackson's spelling and writing con-
test will he held at the Center school
house on March 9th, beginning at
800 p. m. Each school in the town
ship will be represented and will COM
pete for the championship of the
township and for the right to enter the
county contest. Miss Rose Monahan
chairman, Miss Alicia Lawler and
Miss Jeanie Riley, executive COM
mittee.
Mrs. Charles Richardson visited the
first of the week with her father,
Jonathan Miller, of Milford township.
Supervisor Maynard was business
caller at Vail, Thursday.
T. E. Abbott received letter from
his daughter Mrs. C. H. Johnston, in
which she tells of the wreck they
were in on their way to Texas The
following is what she says. They felt
Omaha at 4 100 p m. Saturday and at
9:15 the train was wrecked. They had
to stay there until the next morning.
No one was hurt but the conductor,
but there were some pretty scared peo-
pie. Mrs. johnson saw the car ahead
of the one she was in go over. The
track was all torn to pieces for about
two hundred yards and the ties were
just split into little pieces. The two
cars ahead of them were turned clear
over and also the one behind them,
the only one left standing was the one
she was in. They were just at the
end of the switch, beyond Marka. The
wreck occurred between Marka ano
Mahaska no the Rock Island railroad.
They sent for the wrecker and got
out all the section men to straighter
Things up. Mrs. Johnston says that
she was so scared and nervous that
she did not enjoy the remainder of the
journey. She also says that the peach
and plum trees are all in bloom ane
that they have had young onions tt
eat already.
Anton Christensen came down from
Ricketts, Tuesday, to finish moving his
property to his farm near Ricketts,.
The Ellis Theatrical company con-
sisting of the young people Of our vi
entity will present to the people OF
Herring and community on Saturday
evening the drama entitled, "The
Fruits of Wine Cup.' Admission Ii
and and Is Is --e eefs IS
Frank Awkward was business call
er at Vail, Thursday.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Clara and Oscar Strahan were
unable to attend school on Wednesday
morning on account of sickness.
The Freshmen class has taken up
the study of physiology in the place of
physical geography.
Mr.. Hugh Nash of the senior class
has been absent for couple of days
helping his father move to their new
home west of town.
Miss Nettie Nicholson visited the
high school on Tuesday afternoon.
The senior class took up the study
of Economics Monday in the place of
United States History.
The high school base ball team or
gained on Wednesday night. There
seems to be better material this year
for team than for several years and
the boys expect to win a number of
games.
Mr.. Leslie Osborne of Woodbine,
visited the high school on Monday.
A week from Saturday the high
school basket ball team plays the
West Side team at the Germania
hall. The admission will be 25 cents.
A spelling contest will be held on
Thursday to select contestant to re-
present our school at the county SPELL
ing contest to be given on Friday.
The receipts from the entertain
ment at the opera house Saturday
night amounted to about S110. Some
money had to be refunded as there
was not room for all who had bought
tickets. Miss Mueller's room re-
ceived the extra picture for selling
the most tickets, the pupils of that
room selling 81