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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
the ASPHALT PAVING
WORK WILL BEGIN AS SOON AS
MACHINERY ARRIVES.
Employees Of the MeGuarters Plumbing
Company Here-Eight Months Will
Be Required TO Complete Work.
$4,000 to Be Spent on Sewers.

In regard to immediate paving
things are looking brighter Wm
Browning, another employe of the Nc
Quarters Plumbing a Manufacturing
company has arrived in the city. Mr.
Browning came in last nigh; from For
Worth. whcra he has been for some
months His home It at Hillsboro, Tex
as He has direct supervision of tn
sewer work and paving to- be laid iy
McQuarters Company. and his arrival
in the city brightons the aspect iur
immediate work To begin Mr. Brown
ing came here, expecting to find the
machinery for the work here in ad
vance of him. This machinery voa
shipped out of Little Rock some days
ago and should have reached Ardmor
Monday. II Is expected here daily. and
should arrive this week. In speaking
Of the work. MIR. Browning sail h'
had come to ArdmOre expecting tO ~
man. here until the work 4 paviaS
as contracted by the Moo larters
Plumbing and Manufacturing cOmpl y
had been completed. About eigl,
require. OF course, the FIRST thirty da -
will be practically consumed in peer.
arations. said Mr. Brownidg. but We
hope to begin actively laying the rs
phalt in fifteen days after the ul
chinory arrives force Of only about
twenty men will he worl; for the
first few weeks. but after that tine
Mr. Browning stated that all the hands
that could be secured would be util.
lied. While no mention Is made in the
contract between the city and the Nc.
| Quarters company OF the laying OF
other than storm sewers, Il is expect
ed that 100000 additional To the
amount contracted for will be cXpcnd
ed In installing waste sewers i'm i'm
Iprovement districts. This amount will
give Ardmure sewerage system that
will forever maintain the city i'm a
clean, healthy condition. An efficient
sewerage system is something abs
olutely necessary to any city and cs
pecially to Ardmore, growing as il is
Now will he recognized as the time
to lay the foundations Tor an efficient
sewerage system.
with the arrival Of Mr.. Browning
in the city, this makes two employees
of the McQuarters company here, as
Mr.. McCulom has been here several
days. Mr.. McCullom, in speaking OF
the situation, said there was nothing
to do until the machinery arrives, and
all Ardmore is awaiting the arrival OF
the machinery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
WILLIAMS BOYS IN JAR.
Charged With Killing Hud Wilson az
Purcell Saturday Night.

TulScll SATURDAY NiYHEs
Deputy Bill Byrd and Office dspty
DickersOn Of Purcell arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon. They tad
in charge Lee and Skyler WnlLamrs-
The two Williams boys are chargyss
jointly, with the murder Of Hud VIZ
son, a hack driver, at Purcell on SAT
urday night last The circumst,,ucsas.
of the case lead to the allegation ttzi
the two Williams boys had been dr,nI.-
ing. They had come across the riS-
.o' in the hack driven by Wilson. The
two Williams boys were Immediately
arrested and given an examining utaE-
They were bound over without raIl
and We're brought here to await th,e
preliminary hearing. All mpl;catpr
in the affair are prominent in thrsr
home town, the fathers Of both firn
the Williams boys and Wilson are 81
dermen in Purcell. No cause can ne
assigned for the deed The Williams
boys were placed in Jail here
night and will probably remain ihfse
until their examining trial,
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WHIPPED WIFE AND DAUeHTE,
Sentenced to Jail for Five Months ard
Fined Fifty Dollars.

Deputy L. c. Merriman arrived in
the city last night having in charge
Ben Harrison, who is charged with as.
sault with intent to XIII This charge
was reduced to simple assault. At
Madill yesterday he was given Wc
liminary hearing ana sentenced TO
five months in Jail and fined $50 lie
is charged with assaulting his wife
and daughter and beating them cruel,
ly.
Mr. Meniman also placed W. C.
Harvey in jail to serve a sentence of
-four months and pay fine Oh $40.
Harvey was charged with adultery but
the case Yves reduced to one Of less
aggravated nature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
A SANTA FE WRECK.
Engine and Baggage Car Left the
Track Near Paoli This Morninu.

track near Paoli rms Morning.
The second section Of 30. 3. south
bound Santa Fe passenger train, due
here at an early hour this morning.
was wrecked at $50 O'Clock. ffty-four
miles north of here, near Paol The
engine and baggage ooacn left the
track Engineer Crawford and Fire
man Pennington received injuries.
There is no report Of any passengers
having sustained injuries The cause
Of the wreck is attributed tothc soft.
ening of the roadbed. whicn allowed
the rails to spread
a wrecker passed through here at
noon from Cleburne, Texas. It is ex.
pected that the wreckage will be clear.
ed away and the road placed in condi.
tion during the day. In the meantime
all trains are detoured over the Shaw.
nee branch line, which will place each
passenger train on a schedule several
hours late The wrecked train was
running several hours late and was at.
tached to q freight engine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
ELECTION
COMMISSIONERS
CREATED NINE PRECINCTS IN
DELEGATE DISTRICT 1903.
He Estimates That Ardmore Has More
Than Two Thousand Voters-Twen-
ty.Four Voting Booths and Twelve
Ballot Boxes Have Been Shipped

James T. Burns. election commits
sioner for the Ardmore delegate dis.
trict, has made a canvass of the town
and AZ estimates that there are 2O2i
voters in district lO}. lie has instruc-
tions to establish booth for every
200 voters or thereabouts Accordingly.
he has established nine voting pre-
cincts in the city The description OF
these precincts and the voting places
are published
Mr.. Burns estimates that the pre-
cincts have the following ,u,,s: IRE
cinot 40. /, 235 votes; 80. >. 2l9 votes,
No. 3, 2Go votes: 30. (. 1917 votes; no
>. 2l2 votes; No. 6. 225 vates No. Z
zlO votes; No. $, 23O votes; no. 9, 23j
votes.
The election commissioner is in re
ceipt of the following letter from me
secretary of Oklahoma:
Guthrie, okla, Oct. Il. 1906
Jas r. Burns Election Commissioner
AIuuOIt, !. !.
Dear Sir.
BY direction of the districting and
canvassing board of Indian Territory
ship YOU by freight today via SAINT
f'c, freight prepaid, p voting booth
and - ballot boxes. with shelves foi
each booth, for the election to be held
Nov. 6. The shelves are V shaped with
nail holes punched and they ft in tn,
V of the booth when open. ShouId
these supplies not reach you withu
one week, advise me at once and
will have tracer sent.
Trusting they will reach you in good
condition, | am
Very respectfully,
CHAS. II. FILSON,
Secretary of Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
Good ADVERTISING For Ardmore

The initial number of Ridgeway's S
magazine has just appeared 1t is a
creation of the publishers Of Every.
bodys' magazine and is the first of its
kind ever published The edition ap.
pears simultaneously in fourteen diff.
lerent cities Of the union. In each
city the same weekly is issued, so far
as general news is concerned, but a
portion OF the book is reserved for the
local editor in each city to fill up with
local news. The first issue of Ridge.
ways contained picture Of a cotton
gin in Ardmore, surrounded by wag
ons loaded with the fleecy staple. Be,
meath it appeared the words "A scene
at cotton gin i'm Ardmore, Indian
Territory, the largest inland cotton
market in the world" This issue oi
Ridgeway's has also a short editorial
about the country surrounding Ard
more. This is good advertising for
k"dmCre and shows she is attractir
attention from other places am
aEopl men of letters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
Auction Lot Sale.

Eight city lots, located in the Shin.
holser block, near the Fourth ward
school building, We're sold at public
auction yesterday afternoon. Sidney
Suggs was the auctioneer for the sale,
There were quite a number of bidders
on the ground.
The purchasers We're Capt w. f.
Whittington, Prof. &, p Selvidge, Clay
IT, Mccoy, W. A. Gillian and T. c.
Bridgman. All of the lots sold cheap
enough and some of them were zen.
uine bargains The sale amounted
to f2,l97.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
CERTIFICATE RECEIVED IN TIME
Mr.. Ledbeuer's Name viii Appear
Upon the Ticket

The list Of nominees for delegate
to the constitutional convention sent
out from muskogee omitted the name
of W. A. Ledbetter of this city.
Mr. Ledbetters friends were exercise /
over the matter and Mr.. Bledsoe wire /
today to Robt L. owen at Muskcge ,
asking him TO investigate the matter.
Mr. Owens reply to Mr.. Bledsoe states
that Mr. Ledbctter's certificate was
filed in time and that mis- name will
be on the ticket. Mr.. Ledbgttcr's Ger.
| tifcato was mailed here on the 18TH.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18

We are pleased to announce to our
patrons that the ST. Agnes Academy
Ardmore, Indian Territory, has been
awarded government contract to
board and educate a limited number
of Chickasaw Indian girls.
For further information, parents or
guardians are requested to apply in
person or write to the Sister Super
ior, st. Agnes Academy, Ardmore, I,
T. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
Furnishing Club House.

The porch furniture for the Rod
and Qua clubs new clubhouse has ar
rived and is on exhibition az II. \.
Jones furniture store. The furniture
is for the porch alone, the other fur
nitme having been purchased some
time ago, 1t consists of settee
and a number of comfortable chairs.
They are made from the rough oak
and are very camp-like looking and
at the same time comfortable The
new club house at the lake has just
been completed and Is being furnish
ed, II will be the handsomest of its
kind in the territory when furnished
completely. Among the members OF
the Lake Club are many of the young
society people of the city and many
Il moonlight picnic and other pleasure
crowd will enjoy the hospitality OF
tho Lake club.
A fine line of cigars. tobaccos and
smokers supplies at The Brunswick
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
Trades Council Meeting.

All delegates and members of the
Central Trades Council are urgently
requested to meet with the council on
Friday night, oct. 10, as business Of
importance is to be attended to, tn
winding up of the Labor Day business
and the addition of two more crafts
to cur body. All union men of eye,y
order are welcome. Come.
u. n. FERGUSON.
Sec Trades Council
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PERSONAL NOTES


TTTT"TF|T fTT%fT"T9'
w. V. Alexander of Alex is here Wis.
iting his son and family.
W. A. Ledbetter has gone to Kansas
City on business mission
Or. W. p. HALEY OF Haileyvilc is
among the visitors in the city
B. c. Logsdon, mayor Of Marietta,
was an Ardmore visitor today
Miss Matte Chancellor is conva.
lescent from a ten weeks illness.
II. +. Foster will depart tonight on
an important business trip to El Paso.
Texas.
Mrs. j. Y. Blake Of Marietta g, in
the city, the guest Of here parents.
Col. and MRS. \. u. Chase.
J. s. McNally, division passenger
agent Of the Rock Island with head.
quarters in oklahoma city, is visit
or to Ardmorc. Mr. McNally's Trip is
one of inspection.
George II. Montgomery. an attorney
of Marietta, was here Yesterday even
ing en- route home from Muskogee
where he transacted business with the
election board.
r. G. Campbell formerly with
Nolls' shoe house, Dallas, has accept
ed position as shoe salesman with
Burton.Peel Dry Goods Co.
NJ. q. Norvell, Office deputy at Ma.
rietta was a visitor to Ardmore today.
Mr.. Norvell is off on a weeks leave
of absence and is going to spend the
time at Hot Springs, Ark.
X. 7. Jones of Adamsville, Tenn, has
arrived in the city and prospecting for
a location to embark in the livery bus
mess. He is an old time friend of Al.
torney S. II. Butler.
Mrs. S q. James and daughter Mrs.
Dougau, after pleasant visit here
with Mrs. j. :. Bowman and Mrs. Err
ret Dunlap, returned to their home TO.
day in Lebanon, Mo.
S. NJ. Eldridge well known citizen
of Springer, is reported quite sick. DR..
| II. d. Moore of this city was called to
see him yesterday evening. Mr.. III
bridge has been confined to his room
Tor three weeks.
II. c. Bingham, formerly Of Ard
mere, was a visitor to the city yes.
terday from sulphur He has a good
word for his town and says it is PROV
ing to be a winter resort as well as
a summer resort.
J. L. Day, well known cattleman
of Cornish, is an Ardmore visitor
Mr. Day was c.'or''l on the 3lst OF
May in "A railroad wreck ON the Fort
Worth & DCnve.i and has not recover
ed sufficiently to attend to his bust
ness matters.
Mesdames W. l.. Lanford and W
r. Wilson Of Aubrey, Texas, return.
I'd home Tuesday morning. after a
few days visit with relatives here
They were accompanied by Mrs. j. NJ
Lanford who will visit in Aubrey and
Denton for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dud Hardy left this
morning for Portales. New Mexico
where they will make their home
They shipped their household goods
several days ago. Mr Hardy, as state
before, will engage in the hardware
! usiness. Fer the past year lie has been
connected with the Bivens.Corhn &
Frensley Hardware company of this
city.
+. \. Pierce was here today from
Ardmore. Glenn McCmney was
with us last afternoon from Ardmore
b. r.. Thomas was an AtdmorO
visitor in the city last afternoon. d
| Willie Hilton, who has been VISITING
his parents for a few days, left this
afternoon for Ardmore where he f.
attending Hargrove Collcge-Duyal'
| News
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'ery respectfully,
CHAS. II. FILSON,
Secretary of Oklahoma

Mr.. Burns will appoint three judle
for each precinct. He will request the
Republican central committee to sug-
gest names for two appointments and
the Democratic central committee for
the appointment OF one in each pre-.
cinct He says that he will follow the
suggestions of these two committees
il they suggest clean and sober men.
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Meet me at The Brunswick.
CONTINUES TO GROW.
Two Boys Added to Ardmoreite Car
rier Service.

In order to give better service
TO its patrons and to extend the car
Iier circulation to the suburban houses
the Ardmoreite will add two more
carrier boys to its force. The car
rier boys have too many papers now
to make their routes in good time
and they will be relieved by the ad-
dtion of the two new carriers The
circulation of the Daily Ardmoreite
both in and out of town continues to
grow steadily and the management
of the paper is ever wide awake to
circulation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
Voting Precincts.

The Ardmoreite today, in addition
10 publishing the first correct descrip-
tion of the voting precincts in district
1903, also publishes map, showing
the location Of the preciacts The
boundary lines are designated by dot
led lines placed along the streets and
lines of railroad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
COLLISION COLORADO.
TWO Dead and Many Injured-Terrl
tory People Hurt.

TWO Dead and Many Injured-Terrl-
tory People Hurt.
Pueblo, Colo, oct. 1.-Two men
We're killed, while mere than a scor
of passengers were injured as a result
Of a head-on collision between two
Santa Fe express trains near Mama.
Milo al 1853 o'clock this afternoon.
Both locomotives were totally damol.
ished, as was the baggage car in the
eastbound train. The killed:
Harry Murdoch, Kansas City, ex-
press messenger.
Unknown negro stealing ride
The more seriously injured:
w. r. McMurray, engineer, Denver.
G. b. Saunders, address unknown,
fractured ribs.
w r. Dawson, Wewoka, !. r., head
and knee injured, and -four year old
son hurt internally.
Fannie Dawson, Wewoka, |. r., jaw
injured.
! A. l.. White, Lima, Ohio, neck and
back hurt
c. l.. Glass, Hearne, Texas, back
/ sprained.
Mrs. A. l.. White. Lima, Ohio, head
hurt and arm wrenched
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
Notice.

All whom have notified and do not
pay their street tax, are subjected to
a fine in the police court This lp-
plies TO all. 17-3
d. W. BUTCHER,
Street and Alley Tax Collector.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
coRBETT-McGoVEaN FIGHT.
Bout at Philadelphia Last Night a
Draw.

Bout at Philadelphia Last Night a
Draw.
Philadelphia, Pa, oct. 17.-Terry
McGovern and Young Corbett fought
"a hard six-round bout at the Nation.
al Athletic Club tonight. When the
gong announced the close Of thebat.
tie there was still little to choose be.
tween the fighters. The fight was one
of the bloodiest ever Witnessed I'm this
city.
McGoyern, prohting by his two pre-.
yious battles with Corbett, took no
chances and simply danced around the
ring, or rushed to c'inch. At the
opening Of the second round Corbett
rushed and caught McGovern with a
terrific right on the chin, which forced
the latter 10 take the count Of nine,
When McGOvcrl got 20 mis- feet he
rushed to a c'iuch and IN doing 50
he butted Corbctt over the left eye,
opening a cash from which the blood
flowed in a stream.
From this round 10 the finish the
fighters were covered with blood.
There was never a second that the
men were idle. it was a rush, clinch
and swing from gong to gong. At the
pace the men were going it is doubt
doubtful if either could have lasted
two more rounds. McGovern was weak
ened by Corb it's blows, and the lat
ter, who carried at least twenty pounds
too much weight, was very weary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
The Old Reliable.

We call for and deliver orders. Do
dyeing, cleansing and repairing.
Ladies' work a specially. The finest
fabrics treated without injury. Phone
your orders to 176. 3. f. Mills, 500
West Main. 30-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18

Robt. Nichols has returned to the
city after an absence of several weeks
He has travelled through several stat as
as advance agent for The Scouts II a-
venge.'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18
Notice.

The Bijou Cafe, unuer the Bijou the
ater, will be open about the 23rd, with
a first class service. We will expect
you. 1872
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18

Our prices are the lowest on plumb
ing and you don't have to- have IT
done again.
Nf HOLMAN &c BEST.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18

Newly improved residence property
located in noted watering and health
resort and railroad freight division
point in Texas, for Ardmore improved
property. SIDNEY SUGGS.
11tf
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Senator T. p. Gore, the blind orat T.
of Oklahoma, will spoal, tonight at the
city hall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18

Prof Il. G. Gewald went to AIdMg1tr
today to see his wife, who is Sick
Gainesville Messenger
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100000 to loan on improved g
property-no delay whatever c.
and see us.
l9tf INDIAHoMA TRUST CO
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Society event ElIs' benefit Wcdnes.
day and Thursday. opera house 90
cents, IS cents and ST. 1872
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For magazines, periodicals and daily
papers, so to The Brunswick. 3Otf
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Speaking Tonight.

Senator r. p. Gore, the blind orat r
of Oklahoma, will speak tonight at tn >
city hall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-18

Leather comic post cards Of Ard
more at Ramsty's Drug store. AF-F
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A fine line of cigars. tobaccos and
smokers supplies at The Brunswick.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03

Fisher, who have been in southern Cali
fornia, returned home yesterday morn
ing.
Miss Priscilla Rand is home from the
east for the summer vacation.
Mrs. George III. Brown and son, Hart
ley, 1929 Second avenue S, left for Van
couver Saturday morning. They will
spend the summer at Pacific coast
way of Yellowstone Park.
Brayton Byron, who has been travel
ing in the south since the first Of the
year, is now at Hamilton, Mass, on the.
north shore, near Boston. He expects
to be in Minneapolis about June K
and will spend the summer with, his
mother at Orono, Lake Minnetonka:
Charles M. Owen of Duluth and Miss
Laura z. Brown, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brown of st. Paul, were
married at the cathedral, st. Paul, yes
terday forenoon. They have gone west
on their bridal tour, and on their return
will make their home at Duluth.
Mrs. S. j. Austin and Miss Isabella
! Austin of Minneapolis, Miss Mabel
Thomas of Mankato and Miss Mabel
| Weidensall of Chicago, will sail for
Europe June 10, on the steamer Boz
hemian. They will spend the summer
in the British isles.
III. O. Hoyt has returned from New
York, where he attended Columbia uni
versity, and will spend the summer va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. O.. Hoyt of 1920 Queen avenue.
Sidney Herman of Chicago and
Harry Patek of Brainerd. Mimi. were
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03


initiation rally June 8, will meet with
Philomathean Hive Tuesday evening at
the hall, II Seventh street s, for drill
work. <.#s ,.Is g IS -
Myrtle lodge, No. 81, D. Of H. and
Minnehaha lodge 81. will hold memo Eial
services this afternoon at 2423 Bloom
lngton avenue. All members are re-
quested to be present. ,,.
The skiddoo club will hold the next
meeting at the home of Mrs. Green at
2l65 Commonwealth avenue. Mines.
Morrow, Whitford and Miss Green won
the prizes at the last meeting. ~
The Nasturitium Euchre club will
hold it's weekly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Cahaley, 320S Harriet avenue S.
Mines. Moore, Mycue and Pattison
made the highest score at the last meet
The Union Card club will meet with
N, Tuesday afternoon. ~
Miss Dollie Taylor, associate matron
of Palestine chapter, No. 1l2, 0. E. S.,
4 will entertain at cards for the members
of the Palestine Social club, at her
home, 70 Fifteenth street n, Thursday.
Members of the order and their hus-
bands are invited. <.
Mrs. Bessie Kohlhaas will entertain
the Sunshine society at her home, '629
East Fifteenth street, next week. r.,
Power Horn camp, M. w. OF A., Will
give a social and dance Wednesday
evening at the A. O. U. w. hall, II
Seventh street S.
The Cinch circle will give card
party Monday afternoon at McElroy
The U. S. Grant circle, Ladies of the
G.. A. R., will meet Wednesday after
noon at 3 O'Clock at Richmond hall:
The Loyal Americans; No. 1851, meet
in McElroy halls, Nicollet avenue and
EIGHTH street. Tuesday evening.
The s. and M. Club will give a dan
cling party in the McElroy halls. Eighth
street and Nicollet avenue, Thursday
The L. P. Plummer w. R. G. decided
at the meeting last Friday evening to
hold a river excursion Wednesday,
Mrs. William G. Bailey will enter
tain Harmony chapter, O. p. S., No. 8,
at picnic supper at her home at AT
cola, Friday afternoon and evening.
Members Of the chapter will take the
train at 2 pm. from the union depot.
The Donare club will meet with Mrs
M. Iverson at her home, 2736 Stevens
avenue, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. H. Andrews entertained the
country home at Lake Minnetonka
Tuesday. A sumptuous picnic luncheon
was served by the hostess, and the day
was given up to the pleasures Of an
outing on and around the lake shore
and in the woods.
Thursday evening the Metropolitan
Social club entertained the University
band at the clubrooms. The rooms were
decorated with fragrant flowers. Ma