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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

Superintendent Anderson of
the Auburn Gold Mining and
Milling Company was in the city
Monday from Mystic. He states
that the company has stopped
placer operations and are now
developing some quartz claims.
The results thus far obtained in
shafts are quite promising. Mr..
Anderson returned to Mystic
Monday afternoon.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
GREAT RAIN THURSDAY
Its Cooling Freshness blessing to Town and
Country Three-fourths of an inch fall.

At three o'clock yesterday
afternoon a cool, refreshing
rain storm swept down from the
hills and lav..shea upon the
crops Of this vicinity an album
bance and super-abundance Of
moisture. The downpour was
a elimination of weeks Of ex-
cessive heat and the liberal dis
tribution of Pluvius came only
in fulfillment of the weather
forecast.
Dark threatening clouds early
in the day foretold the impend-
ing storm and shortly after mid
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
A New Conservatory
Rapid City

While all the new manufac-
turing enterprises are springing
up about Rapid City like the
fruit Of the ancient dragon
teeth the fine arts are by no
means being neglected. Rapid
City is soon to have a conserv-
atory Of music. Mrs. Eta
Smith and daughter, Edna
Smith, of Mt. Carroll, Ill. ,have
been in the city during the past
week with a view of starting a
studio which will later evolve
into a conservatory.
Miss Smith will return to
Rapid, Sept. /, and will have
rooms at the home Of Miss
Della Haft on 5th and Column
bus streets. Here inst ruction
will be given in piano, voice,
harmony, history Of music and
ear training. Glass work will be
free to those children who in
the kindergarten study the
piano with Miss Smith. In her
work Miss Smith will be assist
ed by a young1ady we'll known
for her ability and talent locally.
She is Miss Clara Schuster.
Miss Smith states that certi-
fcates will be granted to those
who complete a full years
course. The prospective in
structor is a young lady Of no
mean ability. She has taught
in colleges Of music and was a
pupil Of Sherwood in Chicago.
The following from the Lead
Call gives an impartial idea of
her ability.
Mrs. Eta Smith and her
daughter, Miss Edna, we're ar
rivals in the city yesterday from
Rapid City, and are being en-
tertained by friends here. The
ladies are from Mount Carroll,
ILL.,, where Mrs, Smith is in the
real estate business, Miss Smith
is a finished musician and an
artist on the piano. She will
open a musical studio at Rapid
City, and has flattering offers
to come to Lead, for her repu.
tation as a pianist is widespread
and well known to many Leac
people. Last evening the
ladies were entertained at al
impromptu musicale at tn,
home of Mrs: l. R. Grow, an(
a delightful evening was spent
Among those who rendered vo
cal and instrumental selection
{ were Mrs. Gidley, Miss Free
man, Miss. Russell and Profes
a sor Chamberlain. Miss Smit]
also favored those present witt
a few selections, which wer
greatly appreciated. Dulin;
the evening refreshments wcr
served.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03


day the rain came in torrents.
Three fourths of an inch fell in
a few moments. The streets
soon assumed q Venetian as
pect; no damage, however re-
suited. A destructive hail
storm for time seemed i'm
minent but the air currents
were propitious and the danger
was averted.
The rain was very beneficial
one. The crops throughout
the state will receive a new inn
petus and u rich harvest ia
promised.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
Rapid City Couple Wee

Tuesday evening Miss Gal
Pattison and Mr.. Warran Hurl
but We're united in marriage a
Che home Of the BRIDES parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Pew. Rev
A. G. Butcher was the officiat
ing clergyman.
The wedding was a quiet one
only the immediate friends an
a few relatives being present.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
LOCO WEED DREADED
Range horses get the
Habit and soon are
dope fiends.

Belle Fourche, July 3d.
Especial o,the Argus-Leader. }
Reports from the north slope of
the Slim Buttes in this county,
are to the effect that the terrible
loco weed is once more getting
in it's worse than deadly work.
What the morphine, the cocaine
or the chloral habit is to a man,
that the loco-weed is to the
horse who acquires the habit.
For this weed does not produce
instant death through poisoning
but rather stock acquire this
vicious habit, will eat nothing
else, become crazy and after six
months OF a year die, ruined
mentally as we'll as physically.
No serious trouble with the
plant has been had now for over
twenty years when Abe Jones
had an entire bunch Of horses
locoed in this same country, but
this summer, the weed is once
more abundant, and several
horsemen have suffered severely
one man having lost a bunch Of
one hundred valuable horses up
on Grand river.
Stockmen who have observed
this curious habit say that the
stock first eat the weed in the
early spring before the grass
gets started. When they have
once tasted it they refuse all
other nourishment, and persist
in hunting out the poison, and
in the course of several months
become blind, rabid, and gen
orally die during the late SUM
mer or in the fall. Cattle and
sheep may acquire the loco
habit though it is most com
mon among horses, who seem
to have a special fondness for
the fatal herb. 1t is a stout,
silky-haired plant with oblong
leaves, and when ripe has pods
with the ends incurved ahd
grows from eight inches to a
foot high, resembling wildsage.
Because when ripe, the seeds
rattle in the pod, it is some
times called the rattle weed.
Although the state Of Colo
RADIO spent nearly a quarter of
a million dollars trying to find
a cure for the habit, yet thus
far, none has been found, and
the only chance for locoed stock
is to change the range, and
even then, though they may he
persuaded in time to eat other
food, they often retain vicious
habits which make them use
less. The return Of the loco
habit among horses this sum-
mer is viewed with much alarm
4 by stockmen, as the loco is said
!: to be plentiful this summer on
!, the northern ranges.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I wish to announce that I
will be a candidate for the, Of.
flee Of sheriff Of p Pennington.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
MINING NOTES
Doings at some of our Pros
peCtive Mines.

At the Golden West near
Rockford an additional shift
has been put on. Superintend-
ent Kennedy reports a large vein
OF low grade ore just east of
the old cut.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

Continued on page ~
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
A Surprise.

Cards announcing the we'd
ding Of Miss Luverne Wood, Of
Elk Point, S. D., and Mr..
Frank 1la.+ar, Of this city were
received in this city Tuesday.
The cards stated that the we'd
ding had taken place ca ,Janu-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

Col. Clark, who has been alb
sent in the east and in Mexico
and Arizona for several months
returned last week. The Col
onel speaks very highly Of Ari-
zona and Mexico. In the course
of a conversation with him he
told many interesting stories
and incidents Of his trip to Old
Mexico. He expects to remain
in the Hills for about a month
and then return to Mexico fora
short time to look after the
opening of a promising gold
mine which he has there.
Friends Of Col. Clark are
pleased to see him return and
are congratulating him upon his
success in Arizona and Mexico.
That the Southern Hills is
rapidly coming to the front as
tin producer is clearly being
demonstrated at Hill City. The
Gertie management has proven
beyond a doubt that tin mining
IN a legitimate way is profitable.
The following article from
the Mining Review shows the
| 'act:
"After running a small ex-
perimental plant several months
and thoroughly demonstrating
he value Of the ores and the
proper method for their treat
nent, the Gertie company is
low installing mill that will
oe complete and up-to-date in
very particular. The new plant
will occupy the building con.
tructed to house the old one
rhis building was erected to be
.vailable in just such an emer
;ency as the present. 1t is
hirty by one hundred feet, anl
Sill easily hold the machinery
The ore as it comes from tn,
nine in skips will dump into
,in above a Sturtevant roll jaw
,rusher that will reduce it t,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
WEALTH

awaits the Manufactures at
Rapid City. Within a year
FOUR railroads will he making
this place the one distributing
point for the great Northwest
"a word to the wise....
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
ANNOUNCEMET.

I wish to announce that /
will be a candidate for the. Of
fee Of sheriff Of Pennington
county, subject to the coming
Republican primaries. ~ q
JAMES "A. CLARK.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23

shOEn thu Dr. Gilleh gnuve, i'm
nssSliately c,rntrarted the Orange
lever bought this ErOVr, and,
gar after year. aslsls'i u his are.
age. until. at the time Of the
freezes in Is9I-5. he Vas known
A. thu ''urahge king Of Florida, y
uaving 5lD 81 90 acres in grange
tr,-r-. Nhich Wrre Welding hun.
dr,Sis Of thoRsand- of boxes at tbs
golden fruit and turning in a
fairly god revenue oh his invest.
u,ent. With promise e proving q
most wise Investment, ~ the
younger groSes came into hear
ing. In one night, he, like thOus'
ands Of others in FlOrida, lo-'
every orange tree he owned. Sine
tl-n. Mr.. Stetson has -hedsls-d
> Hle fifty aer-s Il his gFOyes, Al
an expense of nearly tl.0O 81
s-rc. During the DAYS "f the
Is.s,m in Del.1Ri--aRd in all FI"r'
la-Nr. Sts.t-"n l'Ought mp thOus.
aR.ls 0i acrsuf slid lands, housrs
and variant has iR Iel.And and
oSnsd m.,st of this property n
the time II his ,lsath.
Sna after his arrival hire, Mr..
Stets.n became interested in DE-
I.ana CsIIeg-, which had b~en
running foF -ssm- time unslrT Oh"
patronage of Mr.. II. A. Del.and,
Uhn f"ulslsd thu institutissn. lie
gave liI-rrally sG his f,sr'un''. aud
thr nahse &c the -elssHsl Nas rlang-
~ o. loan q. Stet-ssa 4 University.
Mr.. Sset-,n. all in sll, must have
given sssD.WO oF tlD.CsSD toward
tn seh"Ol, which was, in . graf
measure, dep-nAsnt On his gen
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23

l,'--,iut icons "u tie death Il
Mr. john y. Stri- Co., Adopted ~
the farulty Il J"iu H. Sict,un
I niversity:
WHLEEA~. Gul. In III vis,l"m.
hath taken frum ,artN tu l., aven
cur ls.u-fact"r aud frrud. John
n. s't-t-un.
Received, LIT. That while Ne
lS1W in humble submission g. Oh.
Will of the Creator. We are cun-
-cI"Us q an Inestimabl. lOss to
III. University and a. all man
kind. i"r whose ianeht and up
lifting H. devoted has life.
l,.--.plved, I'd, That Zach mem
Ter If th. farulty feel- that he
has SUSTAINED in Mr.. Stets"u :
death a great personal lI-s.
li'.s"lved. III, That We cherish
hI~ memury a ons. Of uur m''st
sarr''d hcritag,s. We feel graft
iul fer having knoWn him. aud
esteem u a. uue uf sur highest
priv ileges {" have I,een ass.S-iai-
ed With him iu the work IT Chris
tau .,lucatI"n
R'--oiy',i. 18th. That ~ extend
eur h"aritrli sympathy to Mr..
John u. >tet-uu. h. .-tImabl-
wife. and the "th.T mrmhers e
The i-r'aved family ia this hour
Il their dep distress, aud pray
that H. " %" doth all things all
NAV re- their comforter at thIs
time
Resolved, 9Th. That a ropy "f
th'-se resolutions H. Int a. Mr..
$tetsun. and that Tiny le pub
ll-hed iu THE NV. the Record
and tn Supp.lm'nt.
4. =. FAEEI-.
J. A.. Hl SNITH.
o.. rEFSTI,F GAE~rN.
4 i. FNEENH.
\ u. BNuutE.
Comm ittee.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23
NEW SMYRNA.
Items fFum ihs Rf--H

Items frum ths Iif--t-
The largest catch of whiting
and blue fish vet recorded Was hy
Messrs. Jas. Hyde and ltob't Pa
rev, Of the Dr,'an House, last Sat.
urlay. Their catch numbered IL
OF th-se choice varieties. We
only need = few days of g'--I
weather when tn fi-h Nill bite
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington =
Connor aud son, WAYNE = C"n'
nor, and daughter. Mi-- I"uis'
Simmons, and MIR WsSiruir,
wayne's tutor, arrived her" M"n'
day Ia spend "A few months al
their beautiful winter home,
Ronnoc Grove. Mr.. Common i
pleased to $50 th.. orange grove
luOking So nice and thrifty, and
notices With much pleasure tn
many improvements made al"'u'
town sinr'. they were her last
winter.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23
DEATH OF J. b. STETSON
Died Mt His Winter Home Here Sunday
Afternoon from ApOplexy.

erusity. lii first gift was for
the present l-'y-duTmit"ry, whIrh
Mas named after him, Stetson
Hall; he gave toward Chaudoin
Hall. toW ard Ga" gymnasium, and
erected Elizabeth Hall, named
after his wife: he then erected
the auditorium, which he dedi-
Gated Iu his -a'n. During the past
year be gave $lG.;SO t"W ard eur.
rent eNI-n--. Improvements. new
'ian''-, 'tr.
Several years age, Mr.. Slrt-un
erected the College Arms HOt-l,
nnr If To" finest tourist houses in
th- State. which has l.e-n run
successfully under his manage
ment.
lie gave literally b. the de-
Land public -cho,'l, the improve
ments at the Aquatic Club, the
D"I.and Rand, etc.
Deceased is survived 10y his
n lie. q daughter aud tao sons.
1t is net vet known What, il
ANY. pr"visi"n Mr.. St..tsun made
ia his ~.ll for the institut ION
which hear his name. The New
York American Of Monday states
that the vill provides a $JiSI, ,SSi
endowment fer the schuul--but
thc American probably knows a.
much about the matter n. dUes
the average citizen # Del.aRd.
Mr.. Stets"ns fortune Vas esti-
mated, roughly, at $i4,pSb."";
il may b. NOR, and II may h.
less. he had nearly $l,0D,ss'
insurance on hi- life . few years
agO.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23

l.. y. Knapp, New Albany. In
diana.
". 4. I.a-hbrook, OwensbOro,
Ny
-. l.. BrOck, Boston, Mass.
D.. Z. Tr-main, Br,ektOn, Mass.
l. Laurence, Boston, Mas.
G'-u. W. Day, Rome, y. \.
. n. kirker. PittsbuFg. Ia.
!. \ Head, OW-usiorn, Nv.
-. y. Rrirhandt. Brston, Ma.
W = Hamilton. Tampa. Fla.
I'uli. Montgomery. Quiury, ~.
g.. x Hunter, VI D.. New IOrk
city.
" -. Rapp. Sahiua. ohio.
J. J.. Euiiuer. tir-nsbufg. Ia.
T.. :. Forster. Ere. Ia.
J ". Earring. Rl"hm"ud, Nv.
\. J Cuakley. Philadelphia,
Ia.
". u Austin, C'ntral City.
N-b.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23

Following are thu resolutions
adopted ~ the citizens' meeting
held Monday afternoon
WBEREAs. IL has pleased eur
Father in Heaven a. remove from
our midst our friend aud benefar.
tor, Mr.. John X. St-tson. who has
for - many wars l]-en CLOSELY
identified With the Interests IT
eur community. anil ESPECIALLY
ith the University H. our midst ;
therefore, ~ II
Re~"lV,-d, That the citizens at
the city e D-l.and. in mas--m-et-
ing assembled, De- expires their
profound sympathy to the be-
reaved family and their aPpreci-
alton If thrir graf lass in thu
death Il their friend aud bene-
factor; ~ IL further
Resolved. That the business
men &c the city uf BLAND draIp.
their places of business in m"urn-
lug, aud that al business lie -us-
Pended during the funeral ser
Vic.-: - 10 further
Resolved. That the president
and secretary Of this meeting ~
requested d. arrange With the far
ulty Of thu John Il. Stet-,n Cni-
v"rsity, IL possible, for union ia.
neral services Ia lie held ia the
auditorium st the University
daring tn hour in which thu last
solemn rites arr performed al the
h"me e thu Diseased ln Ash
lourne. Pennsylvania; b" il fur
Their
Resolved, That u copy 1T these
resolutions h. engrossed aud sent
Ia the family Of th- d,ceas-d. and
that copis-- H. furnished g. the
press fer publication
=. b. Wright,
q. 4. Dreka,
T.. BLY,.
Nv. Perkins.
A. ID. Mcbride,
" 2. MeElroy,
II. ID. Brney,
J. Archy Smith.
=. v. HOugh,
A. q. Hamlin.
q. W. Fisher,
NJ. Davis,
n. q. Holland,
y. 7. Goes,
b. T.. Prvatt.
Committee
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23

g. draw resolutions eta Oh. d'-ath
If Mr.. John u. St'.ts"n. The
president appointed Rev Dr. A
A. Zabriskis aud Mr.. n ] lpn-
nelly. and ih" iolloWiug r,-s"lu-
tom v,r'. rad aud approved:
WHERFA.. The Author # Life
aud d. al b ha- cl''s.d th" earthly
"a ,er Il the lat John y. Stets"n.
R.Solyed. that the Tourist Club
Of bland. Florida. representing
members from all parts &c tie
United Stats. d'-~ir' t. eNpr---
their -urroN at thu loss at TIM
graf aud go'.l man: H. 70 further
Resolved. That hi sympathy
With duration. thu '--ttsrm"ut
nf ia" working cla--'-,. his inter.
e-t in puhIl. improvements, EN-
title him o. the continued graf T.
tad. 1T ih" nati"H; le u further
Rcs"ly.d, That we extend car
svmTathie- I" thu trustee, FAC.
ulty and students e the John u
Stst-ou University. which he has
cherished with ,urh abundant
lil-rality and With a u"u-Secta-
Ran and Catholic spirit; u" u
further
Resolved. That ~ extend our
sympathy g. the city If Dcland
whose best Interests b" had al
WAYS AZ hart. AMI which he Was
ever striving o. i~auiify and um-
prove: H.. u furih"T
Resolved, That ~ "Niend Ia
his family SINGER. r"nd"lenr" o.
the irreparal l,,-.; D., u iurth.T
Resolved. That these r.->rlu-
ti"ns H.. published In the h.l.au'i
public pres and copy sent ."
the uIrmlE'r~ 81 is emily ami
-pr,ad up,n tn" minutes ut th"
Tourist Cluh.
Members pre-. 90, and signing
were:
Dr. a \. Zah. r-ki". Cat,kill.
NY.
Henry J. bonn 'ly, rIym"uth.
Mas.
G"r. 4. Redmsu. Ro'h--ter,
y. Y. President
". l.. Oslurn. Buffalo. y. Y.
Secretary.
y. ~. CODE. Nar"mb. ~.
l.. y. Osl1rn. Buffalo. Y. !.
GeoFge kn"Wl'-s. Fast Liver
I--'l. Ohin.
VI. ]. Harrington. B.nnlugt"n,
Vt.
W. q. Frrnch. Wateri"Wn.
Gem
G-o. D.. Terry, Waterbury
Conn.
W. c. Ellis, ra,lucah, Nv.
X. 4. Austin. Toledo. Iowa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23

Orange City. Feb. 2l.-Mr. =.
Rogers and Mr.. A. Buchanan.
vino have been stopping at the
Orange City Hotel, left for visit
further south, but will return Ia
Orange City before going back 10
New York.
Mr.. =. A. Green, from Utica,
n. Y, Who is stopping At thu
Brock House, ia Enterprise, Na-
q pleasant caller herr Friday.
Miss Ida Smith. of Dayton,
Ohio, came Saturday evening.
She il stopping at the Orange
City Hotel. Miss Smith has sIent
several winters herr and ha- h"sts
Of friends in Orange City Wh''
are exceedingly glad t. So heT
tack.
Mr.. and Mr.. Blake. sc Bs'-i"n.
Mass, came Friday evening.
They are old friends Of Orange
City. Mr.. Blake u,ed Ia stop
with Mr.. D-Yarman ~ the h..
Yarman HOUSE. They are at the
Orange City Hotel n"w. W. are
glad t. SCI them.
Mr.. and Mrs. lI,ebneT and
daughter, Miss Grace spent the
fore part Of the week ia smyrna
visiting friends.
Mrs. =. Andrews. who Is here
visiting her mother. Madam l1eAy-
itt, left Tuesday Ia visit her
brother in Sanford. Mr.. Will
Lsavitt. She will bc aWay fer =
few days.
Mr.. and Mr.. Full-rton spent =
few days in Nrw smyrna last
week.
Mr.. McCurmirk. who used o.
lave herr. nov &c New SMYRNA.
vas calling on friends here Mon
day ev, ming. lie likes smyrna
very much.
Mr.. II. n. BabsOn and sister.
Mrs. X. n. COlvin, Of Pruvislence.
n. j., are recent arrivals al the
Fenwick House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell drove Ia
Del.and Tuesday morning.
Mr.. III. \. Oatman, Of East
Orange. n. j.. is another new
conner at the FenN ick House. Mr..
Ostman spent the winter her five
years agO. We are glad 90 So
him back here.
Mr.James Walden il having his
cottage painted. IL is l,-.king
very pretty. Mr.. L'Eah Is doing
the work.
The event &c The NiRter sn far
vas Mrs. Fred finney's aud " i--
Heebner's military euchre party
last Saturday, given at Library
Hall. The hall Nas beautifully
decorated with palms. bambpo.
Spanish m',ss and flowers. Mr.. j.
Gill. Of New York, Vas designer.
assisted by Mr.. and Mr.. FihRey,
Miss Heebner and Mr.. CLARK, Of
,Ioledo. Ohio. IL was . lower &c
beauty. Their we're twenty tahl'--
and about ninety persons prs'--nt
quite . number Of the gus-sts did
not play cards. Am"Bg tb"-e
from Deland wer Mrs. Edward
GrJss aud mother aud Mrs. W. G.
Cannons. Port Indiana NUn high
esi hORors. 10 vas Prutec'trd 10y
Mrs. St. John and Miss Merry
field. Mr.. aud Mr.. BreRna uers
scouts. Mrs. ~. John and Mr..
Brrnna rSeived each 4 nice pack
Of cards. Mrs. Brenna and Mic.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23

At a meeting &c the Tourist
Club of Del.and. held this SOth
day 90 February, 1919, the meet
ing Sas called To order by Presi-
dent Redmsn, and oR motion Of
n. q. Cole q committee Of two
vas appointed by the president
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23
PORT GRANGE


Port Orange, Feb. @.-Mrs.
PattillO's friend. Mss CamPl'-ll,
from Georgia. l. visiting her.
Miss Sutt"n frOm New Jersey
il visiting her sister, Mrs. J. b.
Case. Miss sutton Was h-rr AbOut
10 years ago.
Mr.. Cummings, proprietor IT
the Port Orange house, gave an
imprOmPtu dahc- at lIislg-wu-Il
Hall last Thursday night. Their
were u great MANY Pr-sent fTOnl
DaytOna rs Wrll a. our IoGhfOlks.
Mr.. SpahEIer's "r-hrstrA lar.
nisl,ed the music, daRriRE bring
Kept up until midnight.
Friday afteTR@sn Mrs. Street
presided at thu chur''h tea. rhss-
teAs arr very I-'Pular.
Mrs. kikeman lsavss Tu'7aluN
." j,'in Mr.. kikeman IN Dayt"n
Ohm, Wher. ~ - stationed.
Mr.. Fair. Mr.. IAulX anal MIss
MilLurn returned h,nIr Sun,la,
frOm attending the tearheTs
meeting in DeI.aRd last We-k.
Bishop Gray Was her. Monday
night aIsl held divin- service in
Craze church ARd lsr-acbed =
g,Sd serm"R 90 = largr c,ngregA
tiun. After the seTVi~e there was
= reception fer him IN the par
lors OF the Port Orahgr hou-e.
Merryield each received l,.-auti.
full vase. The whole entertain
ment Vas . grand succ'~s.
Mr.. ID. ID. Clark aHal wife. of
l'ittsburg. Pa. arr visiting his
brother, Mr.. john Clark, our gr,'-
Ger. They came Friday evening
The ladies Aid SO-iety met
With Mr.. Hudson "n Holly ave-
nu- Tuesday afIeFissIn.
tn. Whist club Wa entertained
Monday afternoon by Mr.. and
Mrs. lowell at Library Hall.
Their were TEN tal,l.--. thu largest
attendance th-y have had this
year. Mrs. BnpRs,n son ladirs'
! first honOrs: Mr.. II. ". BaIss"n.
gent l-In"ns first hon"rs.
Capt. Th"rp left fSr Sanford
Saturday. he g,ses Q" a SANTA
rum fer treatment. Nill he gone
ssme tins.
Mr.. Heebner IL putting up .
harm On the ba-k -nd of the lot
h. lought last W'-rk, fer his team
and automs,bil- when he cOmes u
town.
Last "Wednesday Eve, bring
Naleniin- day, We SI-nt = pl.-a--
ant evening IT the F,nui~k HuR.s.
playing hearts. Mr.. Blake. 1T
Bo-t0n. NOn tll- fiFSt priE-. After
the gam &c hearts thu remainder
Il the evening Was -I--ht ia dane.
ing.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. RexrDth ansl Mss
Mary R~xrth. of BHcyTius. Ohio.
came Tuesday evening. Th-y are
stopping nc Ih- F-nN ick H"1se.
Ms =. b. Hall. &c Perth Am.
bsy, y. j.. came Tuesday evening
She has 4 rszStn at Mrs. D.. A.
Hill and take brT m.-als at tlE
FrHWick.
Tuesday Evening Enchr.. Cluh
met at tn Hall. Th-re ser
-.ven tables. Ms Racht'I w',I'
first h.,nurs and Ma bsT klngms'.
xentl-ml-R's first lsssIsoTs.
Their will ~ preaching IN the
", n. church H-NI Sunday nsoFn-
ing and evening hy thu ReN mIn-
istrT. All arr invited.
Orange City dseiIy symIathi-
ne With Deland IN her irrepar-
able l..ss- by the death e Pr-si-
dent J. b. Stet$,h.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23
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