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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03
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Read the lew q ork Cash Store
advertisement u:
Don't miss the Biz shirt sale ati
The New York Cash Store.
You can find an kinds 81 silk
gloves AT The New York Cash
Store; Ss.l
Imagine our surprise when,
Joseph CT Chandler, son 81
United States Senator VIM. III.
Chandler stepped into our Office:
the other day. He came here On
his first visit twenty three years
ago. He was the first probate
Judge sof Ramsey county. When
HE first came to Devils Lake.
there were only about thirty
people sin the burg He renew.
|ed acquaintance with the old set
tiers and had "a splendid time.
lie IS advance agent of the Uncle
TOMS Cabin company which
plays here next w tuesday. He
says he will please the people of5
this ( city if he dies ii the at
tempt. ss III
Tel unterrifi ed demo It's from
| the city Of Devils Lake left On
the noon train w ednesday for
Mlnot. They went with hearts
bold and colors flying. The state
Democratic conVe ntion which
occurred yesterda y was the
magnet which drew them vest
ward. The names Of those who
went from this city are as fol
lows: Messrs Vannier, Chilly,
Bedford. Shortridg &c, Burke,
kerlin, Bloom. Crary. Silver
Serunngard, and Kelly M /.
Burke Of this company is pro.
Ifnlralinently rlentio neds both AL
scandi date for governor and as
candidate for the Supreme
Bench.
The Farmers Road have com
menced grading for a new piece
Of track which will join the Old
track on Mime Naukan avenue
just above the Farm mill and
,veer south and west till the
main line of the Great Northern
lis reached This: new bit sc
road Will be used in place Of the
old one on the avenue. In fact
the railway will yacate Mime
Waukan avenue altogether.
Shunting facilities will also
he provided opposite the
coal sheds and to the east
Sofs the Great Northern
/ These Improvement will add.
greatly to the conve rlience of
both roads, and to have the
avenue vacated will be al adj
vantage to the city.
The Y Home Investment Com
lpany of this city met last Tues
day evening for the purpose Of;
perfs Getting its plans ia regard to
1 WIlsaG alQ now ma Dull dlngS
IiI@Wolld erect. This company
was organized 10 elieye the
IsItuaJiorl in this city The
Adearth of houses was retarding
the city y growth. At their
meeting it WAS decided to pro-
coed once to put up a number.
lot loalses and these houses are
| I'd be of different sizes to suit d
variety OF occup pants. The com
pany has SIC, 900 subscribed,
and expects It'd increase that
amount to at least $50, 900 In q 3
very short time asst night an
other meeting was held to elect
Officers This company is made
1 up of public spirited men who
Iare determined that nothing
lsbal interrupt the growth of
this city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03
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Ii just think Of buying best dress
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yesterday Mrs. Vannlers enter
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nome. Phe . ma Y Ter GRITTY y Of the The
Isl Il us Wef lfoiiiS LEWIS Ass.
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leave Devils o. Lake .. s:ul1nday g q
and returning y Al leaves Rock Lake
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done. Remodd ding a speciality J.
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will steadily irnpro 3 n.
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a caller at ma e,ffica az fIa Infa s,s
ocean last Week 81 n 8 s WAS { Here Nam
III fhe 7;;nteresfs af 4 rs ,a;1ifarV
and went with the boys to their
4 place frendez BUS in Wyoming.
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4 the sci1adnl Tof & ma Cha,, f ,,rs
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factory Hi foo nm 81, q mar waliars
on the shore, and convenient III
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21
euou openlna.

Thcater gocrs and society folks wore
out last Monday evening In spite Of
the inClemency Of the weather to wit
moss the opening performance OF the
liiuu play house the home Of the
vaudeville The house was decorated
from entrance 10 stage in pottcd palms
and ferns The stage settings are
beautiful in their rich gorgeous col.
Drs and the innumorahlc pottcd plants
banked mp as q foreground gave a
most picturesque effect to the audi
cuco.
COL Sidney suge- welcomed this
play house TO our city i'm a very be-
fitting speech
The players folks were all good
each number receiving considerable
encore
Souvenir carnations and roses were
pinned on each one as they entered
the theatcr Miss Sallie Joe Duston
assisted the management in distrib.
uting these flowers The Ardmore
folks in general are very proud of this
new enterprise.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21

reception was held at the Chamber OF
Commerce Tuesday evening at which
only the members of the local fedora.
ton. the state officers and delegates
and husbands Of any of the ladies were
present. The best musical and elocu.
tiOnary talent Of the city was selected
So great is the attendance from some
points that special cars are chartered
This meeting Is all It was expect.
ed 10 be and complete report on the
return Of the local delegates will show
the result
LaWton spCial says:
Business of the federation yestpr.
day was carried along with unusual
dispatch, aud the election of officers.
scheduled for today, was reached ear.
Her than was anticipated. Following
are the officers for the ensuing year.
Mrs. John Thrcadgil. Oklahoma
city president; Mrs T.. NJ Capron.
Punca City first vice president: mrs
y. Cherry. Lawton, second vice pres
ident; Mrs Il. p. King. Newkirk, re.
cording secretary; Mrs. G.. w. Stevens.
.Alva, treasurer; Mrs. {. O. Wood ENID
auditor. Mrs Mari Ardmore. general
federation secretary. The president
will Gil the position OF corresponding
secretary by appointment.
The Federation will meet in Enid
Oklahoma next year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21

crepe de chine Mrs Poland In blonde
net over green taffeta. Mrs Webb in
blue 'affeta with embroidered figures.
Mrs. = n. Coleman in spangled net
over white taffcta. Mrs c. y. Camp.
bell white silk. Mrs Blodsoe. white
crepe de chine. Irish point trimmings.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson. white Persian
mulE Mrs. a. e. Cucc. white net oyer
green silk, Mrs Guillot. in pink tis.
suo inlet with lace over pink ,affcta.
lu the library Miss Blake and Miss
Olive served punch lu the dining
room Miss Vera Olive. Nil. MpyIclIc
johnson and Miss Nonic Peel served
salad waters. olives and mar-hma.
lows. lu tho reception han Mrs 30
Blake aud Miss Foster served tea from
behind O. daiuult arranged table dec.
grated iu American beauties
ln the back hail. from behind for
est of bambous. came sweet strains
of music from a string orchestra I'm
the house party there were MCsdamcs
Thurmond. W. !. Cmce. Mcknight.
Salmon. Misses Floy Mullen. Ada Ben
nett Willie Green. over two hun.
drcd invitations were sent out and
the guests who responded were Mes.
danes Mason. Booker. Anderson. Al.
Wis Allen. Wakefield. Bradford. Bruce.
Gait. Alternately Smith. Burnett. Car.
ter, Pennington. Williams, Randall. Ed.
dlcman. Blakemorc. Douglas, Payne,
Fielder, Johnson, Ledbetter. Palmer,
Mullen. Mullen, Maxwell, Peel. Peel,
Moore, Kearney. Clement. Staples,
Felllcr, Scott, Wilmington, like. Won
Keller, Sims, Nichols Dodson, Bertha
Whiteman. Gates. Cannon, BraCey.
Walker Byrne,, Potter Stonum. Sass.
Kirkpatrick, Bum, Berkshire, Dean,
Boone, Goodwin. Humphrey, Roberts,
Crockett, Dexter, Pfeiffer. Turner, Nc.
Coy, COrlew, Cobb. Baird. Saudin, r.
\. Jones. Rennie, Pennington. AleNan.
der, Dings, Williams, Norman. Town
send and Sturgeon; Misses Garden.
hire, Phillips, Butt. Avis. Booth. Fry.
Booth Dick, Edwards James. Lcdbet-
ter McNecs. Corlcw Nichols. Palmer.
Phillips, stevens, Watson. O'Neal.
Buruitt, Frame. Robson, Mccoy. Low.
den, Stanscl OFcrrcl Tate. Moore.
Hall and Williams
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21

The Q A r. ,mh held their first
meeting last Sunday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Henry Bluuis
ON The east side This club Is an eN-
elusive Jewish organization and has
quite nice membership a most en-
ioyablc evening was spent.
Mrs. Baum of Gainesville was pres.
out and added greatly to the pleas.
Urc of the evening. \ delicious four
course luncheon was served which CON
sisted Of all the delicacies OF the sea.
son We imagine the guests departed
early as no doubt they are true to
their motto: Quit at Ten" at least
the editor has been reading between
the lines. and figured this out
The guests declare Mr.. and Mrs.
Baum royal entertainers.
The club will hold its next meet.
ing vita = Sam Daubc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21
Mrs. Walcott's Reception.

The swcllcst social function of the
season was the reception given by
Mrs Arthur WalCott Thursday after
noon at her suburban home In the
southwest part of the city through
compliment to Mrs. Hal buchanan. a
bride of a month The house was
uniquely decorated in bamboo bouchs.
a donation from Mr Jodio Adams.
sent from his home in southern Tex
as. The color scheme in the plrlur
and dining rooms was white and green
with table decoration of red gcraui-
ums The library and reception hall
were carried ont iu red. The curtains
were drawn and in every nook and
corner handsome cut glass and sill
yer caudclabra were placed which fur
nishCd a soft. mellow light and gave
An added touch of beauty 10 the scene.
In the receiving line was Mrs Wal
colt. handsomely gowncd I'm a green
tissue inlet with lace. Mrs. Hal Buch.
auan. the honorco. i'm AN exquisite gray
crepe de- chine real lace trimmings
and gloves to match Mrs Walter
HALEY iu "a net over green tafiota,
Mrs Grcculcaf In white spau-lcd not
over white silh. lr- Blake iu black
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21
Federation Notes.

The convention of Oklahoma Fedora.
ton OF WOmen's Clubs held in Iawton
the past week was one of the most sue.
cessful in the history of the federation
The meetings were held in the Cham.
Der OF Commerce rooms in the city hall
which were profusely decorated with
the federation colors of white and
green by the local committee Other
decorations were made at homes and
In business houses throughout the city
Among the prominent members who
had arrived in time for the opening
session were Mrs. A. c. Scott of Ok.
lahoma City. president; Mrs. T. F.
Riddle of Chickasha, first vice presi.
dent; Mrs. w. A. Ledbetter, Ardmore,
second vice president. The meeting
Is well attended and much interest
Is being evidenced. Everything points
to a perfect amalgamation of the Ok
lahoma and Indian Territory Fedora.
tions and when this Is accomplished
more good work than ever before in
the history of the Federation will be
done. The subjects of most importance
during this convention will be the
questions of child labor, compulsory
education and forestry protection. The
first of these questions has not yet
become Il serious question in Okla.
homa but with the establishment OF
the larger manufactures which will
come with progress and time it will
become so. This meeting of the Fed
Grafton is very opportune in that il
vii enable the ladies to make and per-
feet plans for legislation on these
important plans in the coming constI-
tutiona' convention. It is hoped by
a concerted effort of the Federation OF
Women's Clubs of America that some
thing may be done in the matter Of
legislation against child labor, which
in a great many instances means prac-
tical slavery. This is especially true
of the cotton mills of the south, with
which the ladies of the Southern states
are most directly concerned
\ convention of the most refined and
cultured ladies of the two territories for
the purpose of the above mentioned
must be productive of good results.
Tho Lawton ladies are entertaining
the visitors royalty. \ most elaborate
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21
Euehre Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Braccy enter
tanned the Euchre Club on Tuesday
evening at their home on Broadway.
This was the initial meeting of the
season and much enthusiasm was
manifested by the members. Mrs.
Bracey has with her as a guest her
sister. Miss Bodendeck of Little Rock,
and Il few young people were invited
through compliment to her
Mr. B. A. Simpson captured the
gcutleman's prize; Mrs. Hal Cannon,
the ladys, and Mr.. Hal Cannon. con.
ISOLATION.
The decorations were of roses scat
tered profusely throughout the house.
\ delicious luncheon was served.
The members who were there were
Mr.. and Mrs -. \. Simpson. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Dodson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Byrne. Mr.. and
Mrs John Nichols, Mr and Mrs. Gull
lot. The guests were Misses O'NeaL
Nita Williams, Messrs. Joe Gibson.
Frye, ST. Clair and Mrs. Elliott of
Dallas, Miss Bodendecl OF Little Rock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21

Thursday evening at the close OF the
org Elks' show at the Robson opera
house the chorus girls took the little
boys who sang up to the Elks hall and
danced with them. There was a very
merry crowd and they had a Jolly fine
ume. The Lowenstein orchestra fur.
nished the music.
Those who danced were Misses Mary
Hobson. Tate, Gardenhire. Olive. John.
son, Addington, Williams, Edwards,
BlakC. Mullen.
The little boys were Olen and H.
wood Wolverton, Al Cottle, Willie Bar
rowman. Willie Cassidy. Buchanan.
George, Roy Brady. Freddie Kinkade.
Russell, r. d. Sangster, and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G.. Bradford.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21
SOCIETY CIRCLES
tSociety Editor, Phone 634

tIu Misses N,'se Coleman and Gaiui
Roberts received thc quests. dauff
I' dI.,od iu UIuN iu tho house nar
'N wis MosImu Sas. O.. j. .Audu.
.uu john Nh..oman ltd Roberts. R1H
Poland. MctIu.N. T s. Coleman
kirhwricN and Miss Watson
Pink tally cards were passed each
guoe. 900 which .u u..N,. questions
giy.u uut by Nr. Roberts Mrs ll.
SOFA Townsend captured this urizc "iy.
ing b"s' answers a bi-uuo figure A.
ter This contest sandwiches and tea
was served, and a game of lack.
sraws' followed There v,.. eight.
cen tables set for this play The lack
straws were pink stick, of candy. In
this contest Mrs j. +. Ramsey was
victorious. her trophy being hand
some bon bon tray. At the finish OF
this game. refreshments were served
Of salad cheese straw, aud cherry
ice Misses Ruth Baker Myrtle
Frame. Watson and ,owdcn assist.
ed in serving The guest at this de-
lighttul party were Mcsdamcs Cobb.
Blake Bum, Byruo Ramsey. Alex
andcr Maxwell, Braccy Grccnlcaf.
Scott, Pennington Apple, Campbell,
Mcknight Byrcs. Abcrnathy. Nichols.
Burnett. Sims Bo Blake. McCmsky.
Pulliam, Johnson, Bertha Whitcman.
Evans, T. X kearney. Pet kearnoy.
Berkshire Love. Southcrland, Won Kcl.
Ter, \. c. Crucc; Misses Ilall Mullen,
Olive, Vera Olive, Stanscl. Rivers Ba.
kcr Blake, Alinc Bennett
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21

Well the Elks big show has come
and gone and will go down i'm the his
tory of Elltdom as a grand success. n
any one tells you it was a failure you
may put him down as a knocker. Il
he tells YOU. "Oh, it was just fairly
good. YOU can bet he is one of those
fellows who would tell the truth but
who never likes to admit that any.
thing is a success unless he is connect.
cd with 1t in some way. If he under.
takes to criticize, tell him it is the fel.
low who never does anything who Is
so generous as 10 be always offering
his valuable criticism free of charge
It is the one who does things VINO
Is criticized. Notwithstanding all oh.
Stacles the Elks and their assistants
made a big hit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21
Merry Wives.

Mrs. VIII Pratcr entertained the
Merry Wives Wednesday afternoon at
her NOW home on West Main street.
The house decorations were i'm the
club colors gold and white 4 lesson
in botany was greatly enjoyed. The
amusing feature of the afternoon was
the unraveling of a spider-web of silk
thread. woven around a half moon sus
pended from the chandelier. The
prize winner in this unique contest
was Mrs Carlock whose trophy was
sunset rose jar. Mrs Errct Dunlap
was second and received dainty lit
tie pitcher.
Mrs. Prater served two course lun.
cheon of sandwiches, salad, olives,
fruit salad with whipped cream and
hot chocolate
Those who were there were VI s..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21

The Sans psricl club entertained
the Celestial Society Friday after.
noon. The following program was en-
ioyed
Song Miss Hcho Sain
Music Orchestra.
Reading Miss Ethel Lawson.
Reading Miss jewell Wilmington.
Vocal SolO-Miss Penelope Edwards.
The program closed with a debate
and the critics report
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21

The society editor requests that All
persons who wish to contribute arti.
CIcs tp sunday society columns viii
kindly telephone or send them in as
early in the week as possible owing
to the volume of the Sunday report
IL has become impossible TO handle II
ON Saturday Events that take place
on Friday and Saturday will be In.
serted in Sundays paper II sent IN
by Friday dt noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21

danes Carlock, Dunlap. Apple. viii
Byrd. A Jones. Mathews Bonner and
stone Tho wives viii meet wi'h Mr.
Frank Bonner next Wednesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21
orio Club

The Orio club held very cnthusi
astic meeting with Mrs Won Weis
Friday afternoon. the regular program
was carried out.
Roll call. quotation from Juliw, Cac-
sar.
Mrs. II. w Dick was the leader for
the afternoon She read most inter
esting paper on Fools and Wits OF
Shakespeare. Julius Caesar, Act. 3,
was read 10y the club Selections were
then called for to which each member
promptly responded
The Table Talk
The Theater During Shakespeare S
Time
Discussion. Your Conception of Jul.
ius Caesar
Critic Miss Zoe Olive.
After the program parliamentary
drill was taken up The club will
meet with Mrs Webb next Friday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21
Rebekahs,

The Rebekahs held a most interest
ing session Thursday night The in
clemeucy Of the weather seemed not
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21

Mrs Morris Sass entertained Fri
day afternoon W ithau elaborate pink
tea. The house was decorated iu
palms. lcrUs and pink carnations Lit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-21

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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-21

O day June l6, before the
larges, of the season, Hills
grove defeated an Eagles Mere nine
composed of students of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, by the score 13
to 4. The game was called at the
beginning of the Sth inning on ac-
count of rain. Devan pitching for
Eagles Mere was not in good train
ing to pitch his usual steady game,
being wild at times. WoOdley as
usual delivered the goods and pulled
himself out of some bad holes. The
fielding staff of the Hillsgrove team
show marked ability and no doubt
will develop into the real thing. NJ i.
Morris did fine work behind the Bat,
making two grand stand catches.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-21

Al an executive session Of the joint
committee of the railroad Brother
hoods held at Freeland, II resolution
io petition Congressman to vote
against the rate bill amendment pro-
hibiting employees aud their fmi-
lies from receivign free transpor-
iation The various branches of the
Brotherhood throughout the State
will take an active part in impress
ing their representatives with the
importance of killing the amend
ment.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-21
I1EMLOCK GROVE ITEMS.

Quite a number of people from
here attended the ball game at
Muncy Valley, Saturday.
Miss Hattie Bartlow of Fairview
has returned home after spending
some time at the home of Albert
Myers.
Sunday services at the churches as
follows: M. T.. church, Sunday
School, at $3.50 a. M; Prayer and
Glass Meeting, at 1920 Il. m. E. V.
church, Sunday. School, at 2:3O,
p. IN, preaching at $3.50. All are
welcome at these services.
Mr.. Frank Brown of Hillsgrove Is
spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Warburton and family.
Mr.. Harry Arms was Hughes
vile visitor Monday.
Mr.. VIM. McCarty, of Unityville,
representative for Walter A. Wood
Harvesting Machine Company was a
business man in this place Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Swank and son,
William spent Monday with friends
at Muncy Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Warburton
and son, Burgess were guests of the
formers brother, Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward Phillips visited Mrs.
Albert Myers Sunday.
Misses Bessie and Anna Fulmer
attended the festival at Mt. Vernon
Saturday evening.
M. J. Phillips made business trip
to Bloomsbury last week.
A number of people from here al
tended the Swank Margargle we'd
ding, ut Sonestown, Friday.
George Myers of Muncy Valley
transacted business ut this place last
week.
Mr.. S. A. Warburton who has been
sick since October is still confined to
his bed.
Miss Caroline Bay called on Miss
Clara Phillips, Sunday evening.
Harry Taylor of Strawbridge was
a visitor in this place Saturday.
Mrs. John Reece and daughters,
Lucy and Mary were guests of the
formers sister, Monday.
Mrs. s. A. Masteliar called at the
home of Herbert Done, Sunday.
Howard Arms is visiting his uncle
at Beaver Lake.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-21

minutes to take up the ballot, and
within about two hours time the re-
suit was reported by the tellers, and
1t was found that every office had been
filed on the first ballot. In view of the
fact that In previous years 1t has re-
quired the larger part of the business
session of from one to two days to
complete the election Of officers, and
when the further fact Is considered
that II has been reckoned that the cost
of each days session of the state
grange, all expenses included, Is not
far from $1,000. the new ballot as a
time saver Is IA marked succes3.
The following officers were elected
Master. George A. Fuller, Jefferson
county; overseer. +. " Godfrey. Cat
taraugus county: secretary, Fred Shep-
ard. St Lawrence county; steward. w.
l.. Bean. Cortland county; assistant
steward, \. j. Lowell. Chautauqua
county; chaplain. y. j. Robbins, Mon
roe county; treasurer. J., A. yelling.
Oswego county; gatekeeper. w. II. Eg.
gleston. Essex county: Flora. Mrs. l..
\. Aldrich. Wayne county; Ceres, Mrs.
w. q. Mooney. Clinton county: Po-
mona. Mrs. Hyatt. Orange county; lady
assistant steward. Mrs. J. w. Jones.
Livingston county: member of execu-
tive committee for three years. II. IL,
Smith. Herkimer county.