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The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
Visit of Grand Lodge Officers.

Grand Lodge officers Of the T. o. 0. F.
Lodge. No. p, last Tuesday night. Adj
dresses were made by Congressman J. T.
Lloyd, of Missouri, Rev. Weston Bruno.
Dr. Beebe, and Vice Grand Charles Car
ter. John W. Holiday was toastmaster,
and c. II. Daley, W. 3. Irwin, and J. c.
R. Main acted as reception committee.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing six months: Noble grand Will
lam J. Rogers: vice grand, ". S. Keiser.
recording secretary. Joseph Burroughs;
financial secretary. c. f. Bartlett; treas
Urer, James II. Crew.
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STUDENTS ENACT PLAY.
"JuIius Caesar" Presented at Carroll
institute Hall

Something out Of the usual run Of
Christmas entertainments was gwen by
the Azarias Literary Society, Of st. Johns
College. last evening in Carroll Institute
Han. when Julius Caesar was given by
a good amateur cast composed OF the col
ege boys.
Costumes and scenery were unusually
good. The cast was large one, eomprls-
ing thirty members and the players won
much applause.
President Bernard p. Hessler made an
Introductory address Of welcome. asking
for leniency and wishing every one "a
merry Christmas. a chorus composed OF
the younger boys rendered selections be-
tween the acts.
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mas hymns on the way 70 the grotto
Arrived at the altar of the Nativity. the
deacon viii sing the gospel and place
the figure of the infant Jesus on the
straw in the Manager. Following this
ceremony, which is the same as per
formed I'm Bethlehem. two low masses
viii be said on the altar in the grottO
by the celebrant of the midnight mass
Low masses will be said AT g. 6:30. =
80. s. and $50 a. m. AT O'Clock the
second solemn high mass viii be cele-
DRAFTED. Solemn vespers and benediction
At 3.30 I'm the afternoon. after which
general absOlution viii be given TO the
members of the Third order of St
Francis and the relic Of St Anthony eX-
posed to the generation of the public
The church VIII De richly decorated with
palms and pOtted plants To accommO-
date those who attend the midnight
mass. three or four BrOokland cars viii
leave for Washington at a. m.
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Lodge Presents Masters Jewel.

At "a special meeting Of Federal Lodge,
No. 1, F. A. \. NJ. held last Tuesday,
the following officers were installed for
the ensuing year, Past Master Harry NJ.
McDade acting as installing officer: Mas
ter, Harry d. EasterbrOok; senior war
den, Percy G. Smith; junior warden.
George II. Townsend; secretary. Goodwin
Y. At Lee; treasurer, Winfield s. jerks;
marshal Willard :. Robbins; senior dea-
con, a. Ralph Server; junior deacon,
William A. Harrics; senior steward, VIII
lam T. Richardson; junior steward,
Henry V TuHoch; tyler, J. Richard Rig
giles; org3nist, 0. a. DanZenbakeT; chap
lain, Rev. John G. Hawk.
The retiring master, Joseph r Fague,
was presented with "a handsome past
masters jewel, the presentation speech
being made by Past Master William r.
Shield.
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At st. Peters.

st. Peters Roman Catholic Church,
corner of Second and c streets southeast:
Solemn high mass at o'clock a. m. The
choir under the direction of Miss Hattie
NJ. Richie, and Miss Catharine Nc
Kcnna, organist, will render the follow
ing programme. 20 Holy Night
(Wiegand), Mozart's Twelfth Mass:
violin solo, by Mr.. Dominica Stanasci;
"Veni Creator" contralto solo, Mrs.
James II. Golden: Officrtorium. "Jesu Re
demptor Omnium," (Giorga); 'Adeste
Fidelis.' NovellO. After the mass,
"Glory to God (Dieman.
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ST. Johns Church,

At St Johns Church, at morning prayer
at II o'clock the special music will be.
Professional hymn, 20 Come. ali We
Faithful Reading, the ''Venite Exute-
mus Domino" Gloria Patri;" TIE Deum
LdUdamUs' eve Praise Thee. O God"D
The communion music viii be that from
the service by Stainer and Custancr.
Eaiiey'S intToit anthem. GLORY 10 God in
the Highest" and Mendelssohn's "Hark,
the Herald Angels Sing" There will be q
special choral evensoug AT 4.15 to-day ut
which the Anglican chants. ''Nagnificat'
and ''Nunc Dimittis." in 3 fiat. us ar
ranged by Phillips, viii be sung. besides
music by Reading Tails. Willis Field.
Bamby. and Han The occasional HYMN
VIII be Angels from the Realms Of
Glory by Smart
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CaIvary Rnptist Church.

The Calvary Baptist Church at it's II
o'clock service to-day viii have the an
thems, Break Forth Into joy and Z
Have Longed for Thy Salvation;" an alto
solo, THE Song sublime and violin
solos, ''Sarabande" UEclair) and lie
Cygne' tSaint-Saens)- At the evening ser
vice at 7:30 the anthem viii be There
Were Shepherds BE Glad, o Right
eous, and The Infant King" A tenor
solo viii be: The Birthday Of a King. i"
and LalO's violin solo, Romance" will
be rendered. Mr.. William Morse Rum
mel is the violinist: Arthur D. Mayo the
organist. The choir Is composed Of Mrs.
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ST. Thomas, Church.

At ST. Thomas Church, Rev. c. Ernest
Smith. y. D., d. c. l., rector. the fol-
lowing programme of Christmas music will
be rendered at the II o'clock service on
Christmas Day by the St Thomas choir
OF thiTty-fOur voices: Professional hymn.
20 Come, All Ye Faithful" ''Venite in c. ,
'Te Deum,' festival. In c; Jubilate. in
A; introit. anthem. Sing, o Heavens, -
KyTie. in a; hymn, 20 Little Town of
Bethlehem; offertory anthem, Arise
Shine. for Thy Light Is Come"
The solo quartet is composed Of the fol-
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Discus. auarterIx Conrention.a

The Womans Christian Temperance
day morning at headquarters. 522 f street
northwest, the main topic of the meet
ing being the session of the quarterly con-
vention January H. 1907, which is to con-
vene at the Mount Pleasant CGngrega-
tional Church, Fourteenth and Columbia
road. Mrs. Don P. Blaine was elected dis
trict organizer- Ii was voted 10 buy chairs
for another one Of the club rooms of
the building. and many other business
plans were discussed.
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Metropolitan Church.

At the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church the programme to-day will be:
Morning-"Siug, O Heavens" tSimper);
"Hark. What Mean Those Holy Voices '
CNeidIngeU. bass solo. THE Anthem Ce-
IestiaI' tAdamsl. with violin obligatO by
Miss Annette Miller, Angels from the
Realms OF Glory tSchnecker. Evening
Christmas carol. Silent Night, Holy
Night OHaydn), Birthday of a King
lNeidlinger). soprano solo. Hail TO the
King (BuTleigh). HaTk. HaTk, Ny
Soul Shelley. The quartet is com
posed OF Miss Ada Birch, soprano; Miss
Frances Bethune, conualtO; Mr.. Harry
II. Campbell, b5sso, Mr.. Thomas L. Jones,
tenor and director Organist. Miss Jessie
r. r. Grant AT the evening service the
quartet viii De assisted by Mrs A. b.
Bates, soprano.
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Chri.t Church. Georgetown

At Christ Church. Georgetown. the spe-
cial Christmas music at the services to-
day VIII be: Professional Christians.
Awake CWainwrighU; "Venite in A.
dudley Buck; Festival TIE Deum." in
Z minor; occasional. Angels from the
Realms of Glory lSmarJ. The soIoists
VIII be Beulah Luxen. soprano: Emma
Houchen, cOnJraltO, Roger Moore Stuart.
tenor, and ). Percy Thompson baritone.
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Washington Council No. zoo.

At the regular meeting Of Washington
Council, No. 205, National Union. the fol-
lowing officers We're elected 10 serve for
the ensuing year: President, F. c. STRAIT
ton, vice president. ". D. Brown; speaker.
T H. Dawson. ex-president, p. ". Bld-
zen; secretary. NJ. Thorne, financial sec
rotary. R. d. .Rusk: treasurer. F. b. Cur
lis. chaplain. r. Dillon, jr; usher, J. p.
Myers. sergeant. A. D. Wilkinson; door
keeper. W d. Slaughter, Organist, L.
Muth: trustees. r. G. Cheesman, \. J.
Wagstaff. and s c. Smoot; delegates to
cabinet, J. p Myers. r. L0ranz, and z.
w Blazen, delegate 10 the Immediate
Relief Association, +. b. Curtis.
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Mianlght Mae. In MONASTERY.

Franciscan Monastery. Mount Saint
Sepulchcrc. Brookland. viii begin its
Christmas services at II o'clock Monday
night, with the chanting Of the TIE Deum
and Mathis At 70 O'Clock midnight.
there VIII be a celebration OF high mass.
during which the students OF the mon
astery viii render IN Gregorian chant
'Nfissa de Angels" After the mass
procession to the Grotto Of Bethlehem.
formed by the clergy and laity. in which
the celebrant carries the figure of the
infant Jesus. The friars viii sing Christ
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st. PauI,s Episcopal.

given at ST. Pauls Episcopal Church.
Twenty-third street northwest The
music Will consist Of an organ recital,
beginning at 7:15, given by Edgar Priest.
followed By a Christmas service Of carols
and anthems The choir at this church
has made remarkable progress during the
past few months, and Mr.. Priest has
proved himself thoroughly capable as an
Organist and choir trainer.
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ST. Marks Church.

The Christmas musical programme at
St Marks Church. Third and A streets
southeast, Will include: Full Communion
Service in A. by De Offeo Brown; TIE
Deum in 3 fat, by Stanford. and offer
tory anthem, 'Hark, What Means Those
Holy Voices?" by J. Edgar Birch. The
choir consists of DrUry Patched. soprano;
G. V Blakeney. tenor, and Charles +.
Roberts. bass
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At Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
to-day the special features at the morn
ing service viii be Break Forth Into
JOY" jAmbrose). and SheIIey's Christ
mas" sung by Herbert D. Lawson. The
evening service will be- full choral. sung
by Mrs. Otis D. SWEET, soprano; Mrs.
Charlotte Lippitt. contralto; Mr. AleXan-
der M0sher, tenor. and Mr.. Lawson,
bassO and director
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Lutheran Memorial.

The choir Of the Lutheran Memorial
Church viii render the following Christ
mas programme on the Sunday before
and the Sunday after Christmas: There
Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field,
Vincent. The Glad Tidings." Brewer;
Behold, ] Bring You Good Tidings. "
Geibel; Christians. Awake Schneider.
There Were Shepherds" Buck. FEES
tival Gloria Patr!a. Whitfield" Miss
Ella C. Butler viii preside at the organ
The choir is under the direction OF Mr.
r. B. Easily.
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The Church of the New Jerusalem has
arranged the following programme: Sun
day school festival, tomorrow evening al
40, In the church. with procession.
carols, ana recitauons. Christmas morn
ing there viii be service at II o'clock.
with sermon and Holy Communion. The
music viii include. Come Hither, Ye
Faithful SauCtus, GounOd: GLORY 10
God, Pergolesi; Benedictus, Gilchrist
20 Zion, That Bringest Good Tidings, -
Arthur Foote. The quartet consists OF
Miss Matte Gibson, soprano; Mrs. Flor
ence b. Humphrey. contralto. Frederic
Sillers, tenor. and William NJ Shuster,
bass and director. The organist is Miss
Maud O.. SeWalI.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
PREPARE FOR NEXT YEAR.
Club Girls ReISIndIing spirit of Self
TettermeBf.

Regardless Of the fact that preparations
for the Yuletlde are in full swing, the
work Of WimOdaughsis is not at stand
stiH. Plans for January are being well
laid. and it is anticipated that. with the
beginning Of the New Year, enthusiasm
and club spirit viii be rekindled IN the
hearts of all women who are striving
for their own educational and social bet
terment Two new classes are 10 be
formed One an evening dressmaking
class. and the other class for the study
Of English grammar with Miss Eva Nor
cross as teacher.
Miss O-Dea's euchre on January ; IS an
event which il is hoped may be successful
Suitable prizes have been procured and
some of the club girls viii be on hand 70
neIp serve the refreshments. A course OF
Hakcsnearcan lectures on the English
historical dramas is being given on Thurs
day evenings BY Prof. Gerry.
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WIN Celebrate First Mass.

The first mass viii be held in the new
" erected parish hall of Our Lady of
Victory" on Christmas morning at 6
o'clock. Rev. Nj. F. Yingling, pastor of
the new church, will officiate. The choir,
under the direction of Miss Nellie Sui
Ivan. Is making special preparations for
the ceremony
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
Arrange for Burns Celebration.

The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year by the CALIFORNIAN Club:
Hugh Reid chief; John d. Higgins, vice
chief: William Jardine. treasurer; 2. Bar
ton FalcOneT. recording secretary; James
s. Crawford, financial secretary; DIT.
Thomas Miller. corresponding secretary;
John Z. Duncan, librarian William Pc
trie guard; Murdoch Mickey, conductor.
The Robert Burns anniversary celebra-
ton VIII be held January .. The commit
tee in charge of the arrangements consists
of Hugh Reid, DR. Thomas Miller, John
Robertson, Robert Low. James Douglas,
John d. Higgins, and John F. Duncan.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23

This evening cautata which is new
10 this city. and comparatively brief
as well as melodious. viii be sung by
the choir Of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The composition,
which is by GeibeL is called The
Nativity"
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lowing: Soprano. Miss Nina McEwan,
contraIto. Mrs. A. L. Day; tenor. Mr.
Harry Stevens. bass. Mr. William y
Hoover; librarian, Mr. Marshall Gutherz;
organist, Mrs II. a Robbins; choirmas-
ter. Edmund A. Ndrela.
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Rt St Matthews Catholic Church
solemn high mass viii be sung on Christ
mas Day. the music by the regular choir
Il viii comprise selections from Haydn's
Sixth and Third masses At the offer
tory, Novallo's "Adeste Fideles" viii be
sung.
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Messare to Young wen.

Washington's young men will be given
a Christmas message by Rev. r. H. Nc
Kim, d. D., pastor OF the Church Of the
Epiphany, at the mass meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock The Lyric
Male Quartet. of Baltimore, and the Il
lingsworth family orchestra viii give 3
musical programme.
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TO Give complimentary smoker.

Holy Name Society of ST. Josephs Parish
was held at the last monthly meeting.
The officers who served the society our
ing the past year We're unanimously re-
elected as follows: Michael d. Schaefer.
president; John J. Higgins, vice president;
Richard A. Curtin, secretary, and An
thony Schladt, treasurer Arrangements
are being made by the society TO tender
the gentlemen of the congregation a COM
plimentary smoker Wednesday, January 9.
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National Union Holds Election.

At a regular meeting OF State, War; and
Navy Council, No. 10l, held at Pythian
Temple. the following officers We're elected
for the coming year: President, G. c.
Prescott; vice president, T. Il. Eichelber-
ger; ex-president. r. c. Rodgers speaker,
J. c. Whyte, secretary, 4. R Ringwalt.
financial secretary, Douglass Zevely,
treasurer. F. r. Parks; chaplain. r. Ly-
man Cooper; usher, c. N. Barr; sergeant.
John Mess; doorkeeper, L. c. Haydn;
delegates to cabinet. William B. Green,
Charles T. Miller, z. NJ. Kenerly, J. y.
Bidds: delegate To Immediate Relief As
sociation, 4. r. Ringwalt; trustees, II.
". ThrockmoTton, Charles 7. Miller, and
] u. Bids
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Christmas Music at st. AIoysius'.

Mass VIII lie celebrated at . a. m. at
St Aloysius Church At the solemn high
mass. at 10:15 o'clock sung in the pres
ence Of the apostolic delegate Mgr. D.
Falconio, the following programme win
be rendered: Professional introducing
"Adeste Fidelis.' "Missa SOleunelle." by
PizZi, offertory, "Tui Stunt COelL" by
Filke The choir consists of s. j. KubeI
orSanist and director; Mrs. Hattie Meads-
Smith, Mrs. John Humphrey, Dr. W. NJ.
kcmbal a W. Porter. Mrs. ". WI
marth, Mrs. H. Williams, Mrs. r. Hart,
Misses Mabel Reeves. Eugene Gallenne.
Mary Walsh Julia Beifield, Marguerite
Sweeny, Mary O'Dca, Regina Baptista.
and Nellie O'Dea. G. W. Guest, Raymond
Messer. Thomas r. Maxwell Arthur y.
Gardner. W. II. Parker, Ernest Kubel.
and q. Cook.
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H. D. Deyo. soprano; Mrs. Ralph p. Bar
nard, alto; Mr.. W d. Mcfarland, tenor,
and J. Henry Kaiser, bass
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23

An intermediate Christian Endeav9r
Society has been organized in the Gurley
Presbyterian Church. with William Glib
son as president Rita Coon as secretary.
and Ralph W Norris as acting superin-
tendent
Miss Emma Robey has been elected
president Of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Of the Anacosua Baptist Church.
An important meeting Of the executive
committee Of the board Of trustees Of
the United Society Of Christian EndeavOr
was recently held 10 Boston and was at
tended by Rev. Or. r. d. Power. Of this
city. Won ogden VOgt presented his
resignation as general secretary, TO enter
the service Of the Presbyterian home mis-
sion board. IL IS "a coincidence that Ri
VOgts predecessor. John Willis Baer,
also left the united society 70 take up
the work Of Presbyterian missions. Mr..
Baer recently retired from that work TO
accept the presidency Of Occidental Col
lege. Los Angeles. Cal
In the three years that Mr.. Vogt was
general secretary of the national Chris
tian Endeavor organization, he won the
affection Of EndeayOrers all over the
country He is a college-bred young man
and appeals strongly to young people.
During his term Of service there has been
a net gain Of over 5000 Christian En-
feavor societies.
William shaw secretary.
At the meeting William shaw was
chosen 10 FIJI the vacant secretaryship.
NJ Sba,, has hoe, Identified with the
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several years as treasurer OF IAe 1Il-e-
Society. Il. y Lathrop, leading Bap-
! fist laymau and business man OF Boston
was elected treasurer IN AR Shaws
niaca Another ronsaIaried office was
created thar ~ editorial secretary and
prof amos p Wells was chosen 10 fill il
Mr.. Wells is the author Of many books,
AMI is editor Of the Christian EndeavOr
World
1 cor1u7itrea arrot1+ed N renort on the
/ revision Of the Christian Endeavor cove
+ BaDt pIedee reported. Offering two OF
three alternative forms Of the pledge.
which together with the forms now IN
use will show The fexibilitv of the move
ment. and the pastors and leaders who
desire TO do SO can phrase the Christian
/ Endeavor ideas in the covenant and con-
stituuon 10 suit their own needs.
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FORM G. B. SOCIETY
intermediate Organizations
Effected at Gurley Church.
WILLIAM GIBBONS PRESIDENT

Won Ogden VOGt Follows Example
of His Predecessor and Cults the
United society for the Presbyterian
missiOnS-WiIIInm Shaw II Chosen
ia His PIsce-IndOrse Two Plans.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
PROMISE FINE MUSIC
Special Christmas Services
in All Churches.
MERITORIOUS PROGRAMMES

Members of All Denominations VIII
sound Their Praise in Joyous Song
in Their Respective Temples of
Neutrality-suspicious. Have Been Aug
mcnted for the Occasion
The Washington herald., 1906-12-23

At the Gospel Mission 1880 Pennsylvania
avenue, Christmas viii be observed by
praise service" at II o'clock in the morn
ing during which gifts viii be presented
10 all who attend. Also At 7.30 p. m.,
when the service viii be one Of special
Christmas interest
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28
BIG ADDITION TO
THEGLUCOSE WORKS
Acre and One-HaIf Purchased From
Davenport Soap Company,
West of Plant.

Notice was given today of the pur-
chase by the Davenport branch of the
American Glucose & Refining company
of a tract of one and one-half acres be
longing to the Davenport Soap COM
pany and lying west of the glucose
works. for a consideration of $4,000.
This purchase, which is made to secure
a site for important additions to the
present plant. coming as ii does after
the old establishment has been prac-
tfcally remodeled this season, put an
end to any rumors that may have been
circulated that the abandonment of the
plant across the river was contempla-
ted, and indicates that this important
tri-city industry is TO be even more i'm
portant in the future than in the past
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28
WILL OBSERVE
LYON KiPPUR''
Jewish Residents to Celebrate Feast of
Atonement With Ceremonies
Beginning Tonight.

The celebration of the day of atone
ment or ''Yom Kippur," which is gen
orally observed among the Jewish PEG
pie. begins with the setting of the sun
this evening and will be continued un'
til sunset tomorrow evening. Food Will
be dispensed with during the ceremo-
MES attending the celebration. no food
of any description being taken until
sunset tomorrow. At the conclusion OF
the ceremonies tomorrow evening the
families will partake of a bountiful
feast. Some of the Jewish business
houses will be closed and the day
spent in prayer for the forgiveness of
sins
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Irene Don left today for Evan
ston TO enter the Northwestern univer
sity
Mrs. George H. Saunders and son
Lyle, have returned from a visit at diff.
ferent points in Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul II. Nichols have
returned from Chicago. where they
spent their honeymoon.
Mrs. William Ramskill and daughter
Blanche, have returned from a two
weeks visit in Chicago and Elgin.
Herman Schubert has returned TO
Sopchoppy, Fla. where he is employed,
after a visit of month with his fam
lily here.
Miss Pauline Maiwald. who has been
visiting here for the past three
months. has returned TO her home at
Sopchoppy, Fla.
Mrs. William Mielke, Mrs Katherine
Fasserl and Mrs. ]. n. Fasserl and
daughter, have returned from a visit
in Minneapolis, and other points in
Minnesota.
j. F. Rely of st. Louis, travelling
freight agent of the Missouri. Kansas
& Texas railway, and j. A. MacGregor
of Chicago, travelling freight agent of
the Canadian Pacific railway, were Wis
itors in Rock Island yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28
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