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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
CANNOT Pv|CT
THEIR TENANTS
Landlords MuStAl-
low Renters to
Stay.
Woman ReS6ntS
Attempt to Re-
move Her.

1t was brought to the attention Of
the military authorities yesterday that
few property owners are taking steps
TO compel their tenants TO move in or
der to make room for others who may
be friends of the landlord. 1t is the
opinion of many able attorneys that
tenants cannot be evicted by legal pro-
cess for some months to come. if at all.
A case in point is a notification sent
by the John Horstmann Company to
Mrs Martha Ivanoff, who conducts a
branch bakery and candy store at
1902 IL Hayes street, that she must va
cate the premises before the 1st day
of June next. Horstmann, it is said,
wants the place for his son-in-law, VINO
desires to run a barber shop therein.
Mrs. Ivanoff was much perturbed when
she received the notice until she Sc
cured legal advice from Franklin P.
Bull, who has volunteered his services
to prevent Mrs. Ivanoff from being dis
possessed
the notice sent by John Horstmann is
of no effect under the order of Gov
ernor Pardee declaring every day a
legal holiday. Bull further states that
the notice will not be of legal effect un-
til the expiration of the legal holidays,
and then legal process can only be
commenced thirty days after the noti-
hcation has been received
Justice of the Peace Golden is Of the
opinion that unlawful detainer cases
cannot be consummated before the
next two months and then he doubts
If any Judge would be unfeeling enough
to issue such writs at all under the
present conditions. Attorney Bull says
that defendants in such cases may Sc
cure postponements for an indefinite
period.
Mrs. 1vanoff has notified the nearest
sentry of her predicament and the lat
ter will report the matter to his supe-
rior officer. No violence will be per-
mltted on the part of any property
owners who are bent on evicting their
tenants. Mrs. Ivanoff has been at the
place described for three years past
and has always been prompt in the
payment Of her rent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
NO I ICE.
TO Those Having Claims Against
Finance Committee
X OF THE
Relief and Red Cross Funds


All claims must be accompanied by
regular bill at lowest price of labor
done or cost price of supplies pur-
chased or confiscated.
Attach bill to back of claim form.
Make out a separate, bill for each
requisition or authority.
Attach authority to back of bill
Sign claim form and have signature
acknowledged by Notary Public.
All claims must be presented on
regular forms provided for the pur-
pose, otherwise they will not be con-
sidered.
In the absence OF proper authority
for supplies purchased or confiscated.
get the certificates or sworn state
ments from reliable parties as to the
value of stock taken, the time of TAX
ing, and the party or parties who took
the supplies in question.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
BRAVE FIRE FIGHTERS
RECEIVE THEIR WAGES
Battalion Chiefs Have Been Located
and Companies Are Assigned


The members OF the Fire Depart
ment received their pay yesterday.
Each captain reported at headquar-
ters and received his own and the
wages of his men.
Acting Chief Dougherty cautions all
hcuseholders to exercise extreme care
in the use of oil lamps and fires. He
says the department is rapidly assum-
ing its former shape, but that it is in
no condition to fight a big conf1agra-
tion, owing to the lack of water.
The following are the locations of
battalion chiefs and the companies as
signed to them.
McClusi1y. engine-house No. 16-En-
gines No. 4. IL. Is. 81: trucks l and 8.
Wills. truckhouse 7-Engines 6, 90,
So; truck Z; chemical Z; monitor bat
terry . -
Fernadez. engine-house 1s-Ensines
5, 13, Is, 80 and 80.
McKittrick. engine-house 25-Engines
25. 81 and truck Q.
O'Brien. engine-house 2o-Engines ..
3. 20, 3S; truck and chemicals 3 and 5.
Dolan. engine-house S-Engines 8. IA
',5, %. "a: trucks and 10; chemicals
2. and 6.
Waters. engine-house 27-Engines :;
1s "a and %.
Maxwell. Engine-house 26-Engines
/. II, 26. 3s; truck 8: chemical /.
Conlon, engine-house So-Engfne 10.
q, %. %. 90; truck g.
Murphy, foot Of Merchant street
ErS-nes g. -; truck 2.
The FIRE corporation yards are To-
Gated at the Lick School. Sixteenth and
Utah streets. the department stables
at Tenth and Bryant streets and the
comnissiary department at engine
house IA
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
Emergency Claims

All persons having claims for labor,
claims for supplies purchased or con-
flscated on account Of relief work
prior to twelve o'clock noon, Satur-
day, April %, 1906, must be presented
to Claim Departmei t Of Finance Com
nlittee, attached to Special Emergency
Claim form provided for the purpose.
Blanks may be had on application
to Claim Department at the Office OF
the Finance Committee, Hamilton
School. Geary Street, between Scott
and Pierce Streets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
Mrs. w. A. Asmussen Die.

Among the victims of the after
effects Of the earthquake in this civ
is Mrs. w. A. Asmussen, who died a.
her late residence. 3O1o Twenty-fou-th
street. on Friday last. Mrs. Asmusser
had been connected with a prominen,
dry goods concern for the last ,o-.,,
years in San Francisco. The funere,
was held in st. Peters Church -
Monday morning last.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03
Help tn. Fire Department.

The A. 1. CofSee Company and Fred
a. Wood of 1S2NBroadway. Oakland
ere authorized by the Board of Fire
Commissioners of San Francisco to
receive supplies and donations for the
benefit Of the Fire Department.
J. w MCCARTHY. Secretary
H NJ WREDEN. President
Board of Fire Commissioners
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CLAIMS
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS

All goods purchased for relief work
after II o'clock noon, Saturday,
April 28, 1906, must be accompanied
by printed Requisition Blank proper
ly signed by Chairman and Receiving
Clerk
Mail Bills and Requisitions to Claim
Department.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-03

PACIFIC GROVE UNTOUCHED BY
PIfE EARTHQUAKE.
Groceries, fruit and vegetables pIaneti-
ful at the usual low prices unchanged
Good hotels. rates SIPS up. Modern cot
tage5 from SIS UP. Address Pacific Grove
Board of Trade, Pacific Grove, CAL Blot
Arizona republican., 1906-04-07
OF LOCAL
 INTEREST

DISTRICT COURT-The usual law day session of the district court will be held today beginning at half past nine o'clock.
 COL. EGAN IN TOWN-Col. NJ. J. Egan. of Clifton, was in the city yes terday on legal business. He left for the south last night.
 BARELY POSSIBLE-This after noon at the Indian school athletic grounds the High school and the nor nal school baseball teams will play if the grounds are not too badly damas- ed by the rain.
 DEPENDS UPON THE WEATHER It was announced yesterday that if the weather would permit of many at tending. Mrs. Oberfelder and Mrs. Harry Tritle would serve at the Coun- try club this afternoon.
 ARIZONA'S CONTRIBUTION - Yale university acknowledges the re- ceipt from Arizona of rare and euor- mOusly valuable gifts in the way of pottery and textiles gathe-ad from the cliff dwellings of this territory.
 ENTERTAINMENT POSTPONED On account of the threatening weather, the entertainment which was to have been given by the Indian school at the Baptist church last night was postponed until Monday night.
 CENTRAL AVENUE DRIVEWAY Owing to the unpleasant weather of yesterday, the meeting of those in terested in the improvement and maintenance of Central avenue as a public driveway was not largely at tended and the meeting was adjourned to meet at 3:3O Monday afternoon, April 9. This work is of much impcr- tance and the drive in such an atJrac- ton of Phoenix it is hoped tnat all
Arizona republican., 1906-04-07

those interested in the continuance Q: this drive will make an effort to be on hand Monday afternoon.
 THE MODERN ARIZONA"-'sTll Modern Arizona" is the subject that has been assigned to Governor Kihbcy for his address to be delivered in St Louis on April r during the conven- tion of the Southwestern League of Commercial clubs.
 NEW NOTARIES-The following named citizens were granted notarial commissions yesterday by Governor Kibbey; =. $. Preston of Tuba City COcOnino county; J. l.. Irwin, of Phoe- nix; NJ E. Walker, of Flagstaff: .I L. Hammond. of Prescott; J. H. FayGaon- vile, of Nogales.
 ' LOOKED LIKE DUCK WEATHER The weather looked good for ducks yesterday to such old duck hunters as H. P. DeMund, F.. $. Miner R. 8 Beecner. w. L. Pinney. and c. H. Val entine so they took the train for Flor ence and will shoot today and Jomor- row on the preserve of the Represitu shooting club. returning Monday
 JOINED BY HIS WIFE R. R COgnlan, a cement expert in the em- plOy of the reclamation service al Roosevelt, has been here for d1v or two. coming down to meet Mrs. Cosh- Ian. who joined him yesterday. She came from California. their former ! home, and they left on the afternoon train for Mesa yesterday enroUte tC Roosevelt.
 SANE ENOUGH TO MARRY-Th, Republican has received q teleg-an from St. Louis saying that Edward Bonn, formerly a saloOnkeeper of Tue son, was about to marry his nurse His brother had opposed the match and had Bonn tried for insanity \ jury yesterday pronounced E:m sanC and tne marriage was to proceed. Ii was added that the brother would con- test the verdict.
 GOING TO CALIFORNIA-.M an, Mrs. Chester w Smith and child wer, in Phoenix yesterday from Roosevelt enrOute to California, wh gre Mrs Smith and child will spend the sum. mer, MT. Smith returning to RoOse welt after a brief stay. MT. Smith IS 2 constructing engineer of the recIanIa-
Arizona republican., 1906-04-07

ton service, assisting L. c. Hill who has charge of the construction of the roosevelt dam. He has not been in Roosevelt a great while, coming 10 this project from the Wachusetts reservoir construction, an enterprise tha; $ de- signed to furnish Boston with it's principal water supply
 MET OLD FRIENDS-Robert Pop pett. of San Bernardino, Cal, left fer home last night after a stay of a week In the valley. He came here with his son-in-law, w. F. Hitchcock, cattle buyer for Julius OhIs, of San Bernar- dino. His visit was given added pleasure by the renewal of acquaint- ance with many who were his friends in California in pioneer days, as Mir Poppett went to San Bernardino in 1854 MT. Poppett was very much pleased with what he saw in the val ley.
 APPLICATION FOR cOMMUTA. iON-LeRoy Anderson. of Prescott. attorney for C. C. Leigh, yesterday fil- ed with the governor a formal app!i- cation in behalf of his client praying Tor a communication of sentence from capital punishment to imprisonment for life A personal presentation of the case will be made to the governor later. by MT. Anderson. In September last Leigh murdered Jennie Bauters, wo- man with whom he had been living. at Gold Road, in Mohave county. They had quarreled and after shooting the woman he turned the weapon upon himself inflicting a severe, though net serious, wound.
 THE WEATHER WAS NO PICNIC -George Webster yesterday chaperon- ed a party of colored folks of the younger set at picnic at Echo Canyon. IL didn't look much like picnic wealth CT to MT. Webster when ne started out with his charges, and he has had a good deal of experience in the picnic business. The older the day got the more his fears were realized The pie nic party. though, passed a fairly en- Joyable day and kept fairly dry by crawling into the cave. which the chaperone discovered. The picknick- CTS could not bring the cave with them and therefore could not avoid getting wet on the way home
Arizona republican., 1906-04-07
KILLS RATS.
Stearns' Electric Paste Drives 'Em
 Out of the House to Die.

Drive rats out of the house to die.
 Don't let them die in the house. but feed them Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste and the peculiar chemi- cal in the Paste will create a burning sensation so that the rats. mice and cockroaches who eat it will rush out side of the house in search of water and will be seen no more
 Sold everywhere or sent express pre- paid on receipt of price. Stearns' Elec- tric Paste Co. Chicago. III. Small size. 9 cents; hotel size. eight times th,. quantity, $1.OO
 A fine lot of high grade sewing machines, rebuilt in first class condi- ton. Singer, Domestic. Wheeler and
 Wilson, white. New Home, etc. from 8 to S1O. on exhibition at Chas. DOnofriO's furniture house, L. Wash ingtOn
Arizona republican., 1906-04-07
SCARED TO DEATH.
A Colored Man Who Might Otherwise
 Have Recovered.

Oakland. Cal, April 6.-Geo. Jones, a cOlored hOstIer who was shot five times by Riley Grannon. an exercise boy, also coIOred, during quarrel over a game of cards at EmeryVille yester- day was almost literally frightened to death today.
 Jones condition was much improved this morning. but when he was asked to make a dying statement. which re- quired him to believe that he was abou. to die, he grew worse. and when the officers returned after having left hiIn alone to sign the statement they found life extinct and the paper unsigned.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-07
DEUEL MUST sHow WHY NOT.

New York, April 6.-Justice Joseph J. Deuel must answer within ten days the application for his removal from office as justice of the court of special sessions of New York City according to a decision of the supreme court, made public today.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-07
Really Good Things to Eat

Are made with Royal Baking Powder bread, biscuit, cake, rolls, mullins, crusts, and all the various pastries re- quiring leavening or raising agent.
 Risen with Royal Baking Powder, all these foods are superlatively light, sweet, tender, delicious and wholesome. Royal Baking Powder is the greatest of time and labor savers to the pastry cook. Besides, it economies four butter and eggs, and, best of all, makes the food more digestib1e and healthful.
 ROYAL BAKING co., YORK;
Arizona republican., 1906-04-07
HANGED AT FOLSOM.

Sacramento. Cal, April 6.-George C. Easton was hanged at Folsom state prison today for the murder of Charles HOrigan at Dixon, Solano county, Nov. 21, 1904
Arizona republican., 1906-04-07
s1oo REWARD, s1oo.

The readers of this paper will Le pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical Fraternity. Catarrh heinz a conStitu- tional disease, requires a constftutions sI treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood ana mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as sisting nature in doing its work The proBr1etCrs have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hun ured Dollars Tor any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials
 Address F. J. CHENEY & CO. To- ledO. O.
 Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- tiOn- ? 9
 Lyman Bennett arrived in the city yesterday from his ranch near Juniper and will spend several days in the val ley on business. He says the range is in good shape, feed plentiful and an abundance of water He will start to gather his cattle the first of the com ing month.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-07

LADIES' DROP STITCHED AND LACE IISLE STOCKINGS-Pink. blue, red and in lace effects; the blacks are drop stitchcd-reaI inn ported hosiery that have spliced heels and toes. elastic tops and are warranted tO hold their color. un- surpassed suI1 sse5.s even at soc, To- 30C
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13
MERRIAM PARK

Mrs. Upham will entertain the Thurs
day Afternoon Card club Thursday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Barwise.
Miss Letta Phipps entertained at
cards Friday. evening.
Royal Arcanun lodge invited the
wives Of the members Thursday eve
ming to a stereopticon entertainment
in the hall. Later a supper was served.
Miss Agnes Webster is visiting DR..
Mrs W. H. Lackey and family of
West Hope, N. D., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Adamson.
| Miss Jennett Lynch of St. Mary's
Hall. Faribault, has been the guest, Of
her parents.
The Senior Brotherhood of St. AM
drews will meet Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Benjamin Phillips is visiting
| her sister, Mrs. Isaac Black, Of Be.
midi, MINI.
Mrs. M. Doak is visiting her daugh-
ter in northern Minnesota.
! Mrs Arthur Huntington has returned
from Washington and New York.
Mrs. J. Walsh of Marshall avenue is
visiting in St. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bishop, who Wis
tied their parents last week, returned
to Worthington, Mimi.
/ Miss Lyla g. Root is entertaining
Mrs. Theopauld of Faribault.
Rev. and Mrs. Murray Dewart, who
were guests of Dr.. and Mrs. II. S. Pat
terson, have returned to Boston,
The Van sCleve Missionary society
held its May meeting TuesdaY.after-
noon with Mrs. J. P. Adan1son; ssT The
Races of Africa was the topic Of the
dav. Papers were read on "Porto Rico
and "Cuba.' Miss Bessie Currie as
). sisted the hostess.
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A dance will be given Saturday in
Anderson opera hall by the A. o. U.
w. lodge, No. PSF. "A supper will be
served. A.. - r: - f>s5...5.z
The Jewel Rebekah lodge will hold
it's regular meeting Friday in Masonic
Temple. A short program will be given
after. the. transaction Of business.
Friday evening the Junior league
gave an entertainment in the Metho-
dist church. A program of literary
NUN bers was furnished by the children
of the league. After the concert ice
cream and cakes were served.
The teachers Of the Hopkins schools
left early Friday morning for an all
day visit to Saltwater schools.
The Aid society Of the Congregations
al church will be entertained Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mrs. Will
liam Ottman.
A social was given Wednesday night
in the Congregational church by one
of the girls classes in the Sunday
school. Ice cream ana cake were served
and over $40 was cleared u.s..
Mrs. Leathers left last week for Cal
ifornnia where she will spend severa,
weeks.
Miss McGrath of Fond du Lac is Wis
iting her brother, George Hardgrove.
S. C. Campbell and family have NOV
! ed into their new home in East Hop
| kins
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and j. M. Davies for the negative. The
Judges were DIR. j. j. Tibbetts, Bayard
Shaver and e. G..Braden, and the ques-
ton was decided in favor of the mega
tive. An address was given by Rev.
w. A. Black and music was furnished
by the Woodman quartet. After the
program the people went to the Wood
man hall where a banquet was served.
Charles K!eesling of Mechanicsburg,
ling, who has been i'll for some time.
Mrs George Kreatz, Mr.. Keesling IS
daughter, arrived Wednesday from
Lake Breezes.
DR.. Ruth B. Ridges and Miss Kath-
crime Guthrie have purchased country
home near Christmas lake and have
moved out.
Miss Jessie Tonge spent Thursday at
Excersior visiting Mrs. Roy Wagner.
Miss Florence Kalkhoff has been
spending a few days at the Sampson
house, Excelsior.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Davies were
guests Of Miss Laura Thoele over Sun
DAY.
Mrs. Nichol Brown and S. P. Brown
have been guests of friends in Excel.
Sidney Creaser Of Williston, N. D., il
visiting his mother, Mrs. Alice Creaser
at her Excelsior cottage.
Mrs. N. B. Holbrook of Marriage
Iowa, and Miss Dorothy Decker of Min
neapolis will be Sunday guests Of Mrs
j. l.. Benton. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Higgins have
taken the Pines, the Higgins cottage
for the summer.
Jesse Chalmers has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. E. j. Chalmers, at the
Sampson house during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Mullen are al
the Knowlton cottage at Edgewood fol
the season. -, :, y, =
Dr.. and Mrs, J. W. Wooster of An
Mandate have been spending few days
with relatives in Excelsior. - :.
Mrs. G. &C. Little of Redwood Falls
who was in st. Paul for the Eastern
Star convention, has been visiting Mrs
Frank Langham at Excelsior. w.,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Jamison of Still
water have taken the Seaman cottage
Excelsior. " &c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13
FORT SMELLING

Captain F. B. French will arrive at
Fort 5'1t, Smelling WednsSsday on inspection
Lieutenant Hugh II. Parker, who re-
ceiyed a six weeks leave, is spending
it in the post studying to prepare for
his examination for promotion, which
comes very soon. .. IL
Mrs. Gardner and Miss Gardner, wife
and daughter Of Captain John H, Gard
ner, Second cavalry, have returned from
visit Of some weeks in Illinois.
The quarantine which has been in eff
feet on the family of Captain Ridgway
on account of measles has been raised
and the family are permitted to see
their friends again.
Miss Warren entertained at q very
pleasant supper on Sunday night in
honor of Miss Maxfeld Of St.. Paul,
who left : on Tuesday for Annapolis.
Other guests were Miss Barrows of st.
Paul Miss Westlake Of Minneapolis,
Lieutenants starkey. Bankhead and
Lowe and Mr.. Powers. ..i'ss
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Lewis of St. Paul
were guests of Captain and Mrs. j. III.
Parker. for Sunday; dinner.
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HAMLINE

The district meeting Of the w. c..
7. U. will be held in Hamlines Meth.
odist church Thursday morning. :
i. Miss George Limoges, who has been.
visiting Mrs. n. F. King, has returned
to her home in Saskatchewan.
I Mrs. William Weimar is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. W. L. Thompson. Of
Mrs: Robert McCaughey of Mellette,
s. D., was the guest Of honor at din
ner given Friday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Humphrey.
Miss Cora Montgomery was a dele
gate from Hamline Methodist church to
the Sunday school convention at Win
dom last week. -. ~. IL
3 Miss Montgomery is visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Forest B. Catlin of Mankato,
MINI. ~. -: g. I'LL. H.:
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Hackney have
returned from a winter in California.
Mrs. J. M. Mcnamara has returned
from an extended visit with her son
in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs: J. G. Johnston have
returned from Iowa. *
tte esta Mrs. Bullock of Nor:
Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Plummer are
spending week at Valley City, N. ID
Miss Nellie Merrill has been enter
tanning Mrs. George Shaw of San Fran
cisco, Cal.
The Tuesday club members were
guests of Mrs. Norman Larson of Min
neapolis at luncheon last week.
Miss Grace Dunn has returned from
Princeton. ~. .-.
Mrs. Charles A. Rice is visiting a
Sleepy Eye. Mimi. - = E..s
Mrs. Sarah Gordon has returned from
Iowa. #e. g..
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Winston O
Smelling avenue announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Eva S
Winston, and Lewis D.. Farley o
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

Mrs. Frank Lisdale viii entertain the
U-Need- Arrest club at luncheon on
Wednesday.
The Christian Endeavor society or
Laurel Hill Congregational church, Min
neapolis, had hayrack party Friday
evening, driving to the Congregational
church Of st. Anthony Park, where
st. Anthony Park young people served
a supper after the program. Miss JenS
ME Ware had charge of the arrange-
ments. -
Mrs. Walter B. Kelley entertained in
formally Saturday in honor of Mime
apolis guests. sesz
The Silver Social of the LADIES'
guild of st. Matthew's Episcopal
church, will be given Saturday at the.
Mrs. Mary McCammon has been en-.
tertaining her son, George McCammon
Mrs. E. H. Burghardt has returned
from visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Crippen of Madison, Wis.
Mrs. Wellman, Mrs. T. M. Dean and
Rev. J. w. Fryckburg have been ats
tending the State Sunday School cons
vention in Window. g
Mrs. D. NJ. Thompson of Spokane,
Wash. has been a recent guest of Mrs.
George II. Shellenbarger.
Rev. T. E. Archer has gone to Quebec,
Can, to sail for England to visit rel
atives. -. - 6
Mrs. Otto Lugger has gone to North-
! field to, spend a month, Later she
will go to her new home in California.
| = Miss Clara Wickstrom Of Anoka Is
| spending a few weeks with Mr.. and
| Mrs. J. n. Blair. = =
| Mrs. Chindbloom will entertain Tues
| day afternoon for the. women of the
Congregational church. = .-.,:
| Miss Emma Lind has gone to Red
| Rock Park. -" ~ =. - 2.
| Mrs. J. n. Blair is visiting her par.
ents at Newport, MINI.