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FPLANEED SHAD
DINNER PLANNED
Veterans Banquet to Be Followed b.
Outing on River.

The recent banquet by the civil war
veterans employed in the Pension Bu-
Teau proved so enjoyable that there is
now a demand for al outing to be Civ
en- under the same management.
The committee has under considera-
ton now sail down the Potomac, with
a planked shad dinner at one OF the
resorts and ii is said that all OF the
employees Of the bureau and their fam
flies will be invited to participate.
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Harry Gousha Recovering
From Explosion Injuries

Harry Gousha. Of Anac0stia. whose
right eye was destroyed through the
bursting OF a steam guage at St Eliza
beth's Asylum for the Insane recently,
has been giyen permission to leave the
hospital where the injured member was
treated W c. Folsom. his companion
at the .ime Of the accident, has nearly
recovered from the effects OF the in
juTies received. and has resumed his
duties.
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Meeting Of Entire Nous Club
At Home Of Mrs. Floyd

The Entire Nous Club held its weekly
meeting at the home OF Mrs. George w.
Floyd. Those present were Mrs. Mich
olas Keyser. Mrs. Harry Holmes, Mrs.
Lyman J. Laughton. Mrs. Ernest c.
Hunter, Mrs. Alex Mckay, Mrs.
George NJ. Jet, and Mrs. Alfred J. Ed
son. At the conclusion Of the meeting
luncheon was served. The next meet
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Notes and Personals.

On Thursday evening at the Mcmahon
Hall. Dr. Dunn. professor of Celtic
language and literature at the Catholic
University. gave an interesting lecture
on the "Yochamharca,' or "C5urtship
of the Ancient Irish" Besides the stu
dent body, a large number were present
from the city.
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GOSSIP OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
g. neHoSpitalServics.8

fourteen days from May 4. amended to
be effective May ID. 1907.
3. ]. Lloyd. passed assistant surgeon.
Granted leave of absence for two days
from February s. 1907.
Clarence r. Campbell, acting assist
ant surgeon. Granted leave Of absence
for three days from March H. 1907. I'M
der paragraph 30 Of the regulations.
r. S. Primrose acting assistant sur
geon. Granted leave OF absence for
three days
NJ. c. Terry. acting assistant surgeon.
Granted leave of absence on account Of
sickness for thirty days from January
!. 1897. and thirty days annual leave
from February 81, 1907.
A board OF medical officers was con-
vened to meet at the Bureau at 10 a.
m Monday April Is. 1907, for the pur-
pose Of examining applicants for the DO
sidsa Of assistant surgeon in this ser
vice. Detail for the board: Surgeon
L. L. Williams, chairman; Passed As
sistant Surgeon II. S. Mathewson: Pass
ed Assistant Surgeon Joseph Goldberger
recorder.
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The following list Of changes of sta
ton and duties Of commissioned and
noncommissiOned officers OF the Pub
lie Health and Marine Hospital service
for the seven days ended March 90 has
been announced:
c. F. Wertenbaker. surgeon. Granted
leave of absence for three days from
March IS. 1907
c. II. Gardner. passed assistant sur
geOn. Detailed as a member OF the
Revenue Cutter service retiring board
convened TO meet in san Francisco, Cal.
April ?. 1907.
R, H. Won Esdorf. passed assistant
surgeon. Relieved from duty at Ha-
vana, Cuba, and directed to proceed to
New Orleans, reporting arrival by wire.
". C. Hobby, passed assistant sur
geOn. Detailed as a member of the
Rev enue Cutter service retiring board
convened to meet in San Francisco, Cal,
April .. 1907
W. w. King. passed assistant surgeon.
Directed to proceed TO Missoula Mont
via Chicago, Ill, for special temporary
duty, upon completion of which TO re-
JOHN his station at HYGIENE Laboratory
Washington, u. <.
c. Fox, passed assistant surgeon. Di-
rected to proceed from Port Townsend
Washington, 10 San Francisco Guaran-
tine station for duty and assignment to
quarters.
I ID. Berry, passed assistant surgeon.
Granted leave Of absence for one day.
J. w. Amesse. passed assistant s,,r-
geon, Leave Of absence granted for
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LITERARY NOTE.

The United States consul in Nankin.
in a report to Washington. states that
a Chinaman called one day and asked
for some American trade catalogues.
He said he would especially like those
with thick leaves. This, exciting the
consuls curiosity, led to the discovery
that they were wanted az inside soles
for shoes.
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Mrs. Maggie V. BenneT, I. W. Moore,
William NJ Cobb and Miss NJ A GOh,
Of the Western division, have been
transferred TO the board of review.
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Capt. o. P. HaIlam, of the Southern
division, has been transferred TO tht
Board Of Review.
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A board Of medical officers was con-
vened to meet at Boston, Mass, March
IL 1907 for the physical examination OF
an ofricer Of the Revenue Cutter service
ana an applicant for the position Of
second assistant engineer. Detail for
the board: Surgeon r. NJ. Woodward
Chairman, and Passed Assistant Surgeon
3. s. Warren, recorder.
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The following clerks have been trans
ferred from the army division to the
Board of Review: Miss z. E. Nixon,
Miss NJ. Lawrence, W. W. Cordell,
Lemuel Bursley, P. S. Noble, and A.
Donate.
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Notes and Personals.

DR.. A c Patterson, chief statistician
OF thu Health Department, who has
been confined TO his home for many
weeks by reason OF a painful accident.
was in his office for short time last
week for the first time since his misfor-
tune.
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Notes and Personals.

Alfred J. Edison and family moved
into their new home on Monday last.
Among the visitors at the home of Mrs.
Edison last week were Miss Christine
Morrison. OF the Methodist Home,
Washington, D. c.
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Gen. 1. c. Abbott, of the finance di-
vision. has been detained at his home
for several days by a severe illness
and IS not improving as his friends
could wish.
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Social and Personal Notes,
And Events in Anscostis

A literary club. composed OF a num-
Der OF the young people of this place,
met at the home Of the Misses Putnam.
on Franklin street. There were Sc
lected readings and recitauOns. after
which the guests amused themselves
with games and music. The next meet
ing viii be held at the home of Miss
Marion Green, I69 Maple a-enue.
The Mems Club, Of the Anacosda
Methodist Episcopal Church, met re-
Gently in the edihce. Arthur B. Suit.
the president, in the chair. After the
transaction Of business the meeting re-
solved itself into a social session, and
refreshments were served. 1t was
agreed to make the next meeting al
open one for men only.
Private .. 7. Ball, a member of the
District Fire Department, who is at
tached to No. Is Engine Company, at
Washington and Pierce streets, AnaCOs-
tia, was summoned TO Deesburg. Va
several days ago, because of the critical
illness Of his father.
TWO sites have been proposed as de
sirable for the location Of the Anacostia
police station. for which Congress ap-
propriated 5000 at its last session One
is located on Jackson street, near Mon
roe, and another at Harrison street and
Minnesota avenue.
Electa Chapter. No. 2. Order of the
Eastern Star, Of Anacostia. gave a Gu
chre party several evenings ago, the
proceeds of which are to be applied tc
the coming Masonic fair.
Can't. c. r. Kuhns has resumed com
mand OF No. Is Fire Engine Company
after a week Of Illness. Lieut.. W. H.
Garner was in command of the COM
panv in the absence Of Captain Kuhns
Private Robert Dixon. Of the company.
is an absentee from duty by reason OF
illness.
Elias Anger, Of Crozier Seminary, Pa.
who is in charge of the Baptist Mission.
on Minnesota avenue, has begun special
evening services in the building.
Miss Eva Jeanette Boyer daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyer, and
Carroll W. Browning were quietly mar
ried by the Rev. w. G. Davenport. OF
Emanuel Episcopal Church. Anacostia
A wedding breakfast was served at the
brides residence to the immediate fam
ily only. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Browning left for short trip and
will be at home to their friends at 7OI
East Capitol street after April Is.
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Col. J. D. BloodgoOd, of the Eastern
division, has been transferred TO the
certificate division.
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r. W. Burroughs, reviewer Of the law
division, Is detained in New York by
the serious illness of his mother.
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George D. Homer, a special examiner
OF the Pension Bureau, stationed al
Tyler, Tex, has resigned.
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Notes and Personals.

". T. Evans is the first beneficiary
under the McCumber bill in the Wash
lngton division He gets the highest rat
ing, $50 per month.
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Thos. z. Waggaman, sergeant of the
watch, who has been fl for some time,
is again on duty
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Col. G. c. Kniffen. chief of the record
division. is detained at his home. SUI
ering with a cold.
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c. L. Himebaugh, formerly of the
western division, has been transferred
10 the board of review. Mr. Hime-
baugh is president Of Scott Council,
National Union.
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The following clerks have been trans
ferred from the army division to the
certificate division: Mrs. A. r. Joyce,
T. 5. NJ Cutcheon, Robert Reyburn, jr.,
J. W. Reisner. and A. H, Van Dusen-
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Mr.. and Mrs. William E Jerman. Mr..
and Mrs, Harry Holmes. Mrs. George
W. Floyd, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J.
Edison were entertained at the home of
Mrs. Lyman J. LaughtOn on Friday
last
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The Commissioner has transferred al
most forty new clerks to the board OF
review. This is made necessary on &C
count Of the recent act Of Congress
passed February 6, 1907
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Engineer Commissioner John BiddIe.
who has been in Cuba for ten days. is
expected to be In his office tomorrow
morning.
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visiting IN Santa Barbara, Cal. has re-
turned home.
Miss Marion Lindsey, OF Braddock
Heights, who has been visiting at Jack
son and Canton. Miss, and New Or
leans, La, has returned home
Mrs. William J. BOothe had as her
guest last week her sister, Mrs. George
Carr Henry. Of Morristown. \. J.
Mrs. Robert ". Fuller had as her
guest last week Mrs. Fannie Nails, Of
FauQuier county.
Mrs. J. c. waybrlght, OF this city.
has returned from a visit to her brother,
John Sensibaugh, in Charlottesville.
The Rev. J. H s. EweH was confined
to his home, in North Columbus street,
last week by sickness.
Mrs. c. r Howard. who has been
spending some time in this city visiting
relatives, has returned to her home in
Fredericksburg.
Mrs. P. J. Dempsey had as her guest
last week her brother, Armistead Chris
tian, OF New York
Mrs. Wise was the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Darst. in Rich
mond, last week
Nj and Mrs w Albert SmoOt have
returned from Suffolk, where they have
been visiting Mrs. James H. Corbitt.
l. F. sterns and his daughter. Miss
Viola Sterns, Of Philadelphia, who have
been visiting Mrs. Edgar Warheld, Jr..
have returned home
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Notes and Personals.

Greg Wilson, of Mercersburgh College,
who has been visiting Henry Zeh for
last two weeks. has returned.
Mrs. Boyland, Of Brightwood avenue,
had Charles Schnech as her guest last
week.
Mr.. Sellhausen has returned with Louis
Schnech from his trip TO Cincinnati.
Edward Hallow gave q theater party
last Thursday evening TO eight OF his
friends
The Central High School Sophomore
Club was entertained Friday at the home
Of Miss Frances Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glascoe, Of Brightwood
avenue. visited friends in the city last
week.
Paul Dexter is rapidly recovering from
his illness.
Miss Grace and Miss Helen Townsend
viii be at home next week from Mt.
st. Agnes College, Baltimore, for their
regular Easter holiday.
Charles Sloan and Daniel Champion
left last Monday evening for Baltimore,
where they expect to join a surveying
party and then travel through the north
ern part Of Maryland. They will be
gone about three months.
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The Emerson Literary Society spent a
very enjoyable evening last Wednesday
at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Kinnan, Of
Newton street. Miss BosJst. president
Of the society, discussed with the mem
beers a number Of Emerson's essays IN
review Of the previous meetings.
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Robert R. McKahan, Of the eastern di-
vision, has been promoted to clerk OF
class three and assigned as chief Of
files.
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Prof. Harry Hayward, of the Della
ware Agricultural Experiment station,
Newark, Del, formerly assistant chief
of the dairy division of the Bureau OF
Animal Industry, visited the department
the past week renewing old acquaint-
ances
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Charles CIevis has been made chief
Of the new section of the Board of Re
view.
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Auditor John r. Garrison, who had
been Ill for ten days and who returned
TO his office last week, was forced to
leave his Office again owing to Illness.
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A letter received at Commissioner
Vests Office Thursday announces tile
safe arrival Of the Commissioner, Sena-
tor Gallinger and Hope H. DarneIle in
the City of Mexico,
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Wayne W. CordelI, late section CHER
IN the army division, in addition to be-
ing transferred to the Board of Review.
has received a promotion from $1,000 to
g 800.
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ing will be held at the residence of
Mrs. Lyman ]. Laughton.
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yellow backs" are in great evidence
in the District Building. They are no;
the money. but tickets for the Masonic
Fair.
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John E. Clements. of the division of
Wednesday morning at his residence
l40l Third street, his death being indi-
rectly due 20 his service in the tropics
Funeral services were held on Friday
morning. and an escort of the Andrew
S Burt Camp Of the Spanish War Vet
Grams, OF which the deceased was a
member, accompanied the body to
Arlington, as II was his dying request
that he be buried among his comrades
In the national cemetery
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John W. Davis. Of the southern di-
vision, has been transferred TO the
board of review.
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William z. Seth. of the army dIvi-
sion, has been transferred TO the board
of review.
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Miss Frances E. Wadleigh, Of the
certificate division, is visiting friends in
Boston, 10 be absent until after Easter.
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The announcement has been made OF
the engagement Of Miss Alberta Da-
wilson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs r J.
Davidson, TO Wythe Triplett, OF Mark
ham. The wedding will take place next
June.
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Mrs. Flora Plunner, who has been in
Indiana visiting her mother for three
weeks, returned Thursday to resume
her editorial duties.
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Walter J. Brooks has been appointed
q special examiner AT Springfield, Mass
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Brief Notes and Personals
Of Agricultural Department

E. z. Carter, of the forest service, has
returned TO duty after a few days leave
Of absence
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The Girls Friendly Society met on
Friday at the home Of Mrs. ZouingeT. Of
Newton street Mrs. Bolton, Of the city,
gave a short talk. The Junior Girls
Friendly Society held a very enjoyable
meeting on Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Davis, of Perry street.
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Among those visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John Nally last week were Robert Dove.
Miss Theresa Dove, Edward Crutehett,
Walter Wenzel, Joy JuggenheiTner. Mrs.
James Nalley, and John Mandley.
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George r. Samson. of the animal hus-
bandry office. win sing the Palms" at
the morning service of the Union Meth
odist Episcopal Church today.
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John G. Baker, Of the board Of review,
has been promoted to clerk Of class
three.
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Capt. ". W Case, chief of the Wild
ows' section, board of review, left Fri
day for a visit to his daughter in Call
forlna. .- - zzlS
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Alonzo Tweedale. deputy auditor. is
acting auditor in the absence Of Auoitor
Garrison.
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A. Aspinwall of the boar dof review,
has been promoted to principal exam
iner.
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Byron Chain. of the board of review
las been promoted TO clerk Of class four
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Notes and Personals.

William L. Hoy. who has been III at
his home in North Washington street,
is so much improved as to be able 10 be
out. again.
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Warren B. Esty, of the rates section,
board Of review, has been promoted to
clerk Of class three.
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Mrs. Kenyon, of Carroll street left
here Tuesday for a trip 70 FloEtdes
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Miss Tiida Erickson, Of College View,
Neb., arrived here Wednesday and is
the guest of Mrs H L. Rogers. OF Pine
street
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Miss Louise DuvaH. library clerk In
the Bureau Of Animal Industry, has re-
turned TO duty after a few days annual
leave.
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Mir. and Mrs. William B. Smoot will
sail on June 26 for Europe to be gone
several months.
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Miss May Beckmyer has opened her
home here for the summer.
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Joseph Burkhardt and James Refill.
and Miss Christina Smith. of Washing
ton, visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis T. Litz on Sunday last
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The Rev. W. H Richardson and son
Elmer, of Benning, d. c., visited Mr..
and Mrs. Whittier on Sunday last
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Col Arthur Herbert and Capt. Herbert
Bryant spent a few days at Atlantic
city last week.
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Mrs. Coursen, who has been quite i'll,
is recovering.
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Among the visitors at the home OF
3. H Noel the past week were Austin
A. Noel. OF Washington, and his own
walker, of Stewart, Va
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Those visiting DR.. G. T. Greenlaw dur
ing the week were Mr.. and Mrs L. ] 2.
Fletcher, Mr. Nicholas Keyser, c. c.
Balson, Mr.. Thomas Coates Mr.. Love
less, II. l.. Willes, L. W. Gordon, and
Mr.. Cooper.
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FORGAS RETURN
TO HOME IN PERU

Senior and Sonora Forga, who came
here from England to visit relatives,
left recently TO go 10 Senior Forga's
home In Peru, South America.
4. f. Woods is entertaining his sister
and her children, who arrived here
Monday from Lincoln, Neb., at his home
on Piney Branch Road
Miss Tiida Erickson, Of College View,
Neb., arrived here Wednesday and is
the guest of Mrs H L. Rogers. OF Pine
street
Mrs. Flora Plunner, who has been in
Indiana visiting her mother for three
weeks, returned Thursday to resume
her editorial duties
Mrs. Kenyon. of Carroll street, left
here Tuesday for trip TO FlOTldss
Mrs. Coursen, who has been quite i'll,
is recovering
Miss Amelia Erbaugh visited friends
at this place Thursday.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. John,
OF Flower avenue. entertained q num-
Der of their friends. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. John, Mrs Ale Misses
LYDIA and Anna Eaton, Misses May and
Carrie Scott, Miss BUla Russell. and
Messrs. John, Moran, Warner, and Rob
eTtS. DalnLy refreshments were served
and souN enirs given TO all.
DR. w W RubIe who has been in
Grand Rapids. Mich. the past two
weeks, returned Friday to his home on
Blair road.
Mrs. Knowlin. Of Carroll street, left
here Wednesday TO go TO Columbia.
S. c., and visit all the cities of the
South
Mrs. Miller visited friends in Bright
wood this week
Mrs. Marshal of Blair road was IN
| Washington Wednesday to see her many
| friends.
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On Wednesday Miss Laura A Laupp
was married 20 Mr.. Ferdinand A. Cron-
brecht, Of Washington, at the Coneordia
Lutheran Church. After the marriage
a large reception was held al the home
Of the bride. on Queens Chapel road.
After an extended trip through the West
they viii make their future home in
washington
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J. F. Bond, of the forest service, has
returned to duty after a few days an
nual leave.
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G. II. Parks. architect of the Bureau
Of Animal Industry, left Thursday for
Western trip.
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4. f Woods is entertaining his sister
and her children, who arrived here
Monday from Lincoln, Neb., at his home
on Piney Branch Road
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A very enjoyable entertainment took
place on Friday al the town hall The
entertainment was given by the Brook
land Chapter Of the Eastern Star, and
was largely attended.
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Mrs. Bortet and Mrs. PrichendOrf,
who have been the guests OF Mrs. Ridg-
way, have returned 20 the city.
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Miss Amelia Erbaugh visited friends
at this place Thursday.