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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-07
Real Estate Transfers.

Michigan av, 200 Of 123d st. e
(, 100x256. Nov. IL &C. A. Saw
yer to Alphonse Dufaur) .... 81. 200
111th st. 104 W of Curtis az. II f.
2Sx125. IN or l., Dec. (E. Mat
son to Carl V. Johnson) ....... 1900
Princeton av, 100 of 12oth st. e
f. 125x123. Dec. 8 (Patk. H.
Early to Rowland T. Rogers) 5000
State St e cor 1881, W f. 1oox
256. Nov. II &C, A. Sawyer 10
Alphonse Dufaur) .......... 1900
Union az, 216 n Of 123d st, t.
25x125. Dec. 2 american T. & S.
bank to John Woichowsky) 1900
Wallace ST, 125 Of 120th, W +,
25x123. Sept. l, 1905 (Same TO
VIM c. CrandaHD ............ $500
Wallace st.243 of 121st, f. 10
x12S. sept %. 1902 (Same to
Edward McCready) .......... 2,2oo
Yale az, SOS $ of Ie0th st. +.
80 1-sN123, oct 9 (Same to Hen
~ r Weber, ...... 1900
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LANSING NEWS

The town hall in Homewood was
burned to the ground on Wednesday
night A man who was sleeping in
the hall was burned to death.
Mrs c IntHout was shopper in
Chicago Thursday.
John VerMynn was the guegt of Joe
Munster Thursday.
Rev. P. swart of bingham. Wis, Wis
tied relatives in town today.
William swart. who has been quite
i'll with quinsy. is we'll on the road to
recovery.
Wednesday afternoon at : o'clock.
Miss Sarah Jansen was married to
Gilbert VanStrigt. Rev. G. H. Douws-
ira performed the ceremony while
Miss Ada Jansen, the brides sister.
played the wedding march. The bride
was exquisitely gowned IN a white
silk dress trimmed with valencienres
lace. She carried beautiful bouquet
of white chrysanthemums. After the
ceremony. an elegant supper was
served. Many beautiful presents. in
Guiding chinaware. silverware and fur
niture were received. The out OF
town guests were. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Go2wens of South Holland, Mrs. Cos
terling OF Englewood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jansen. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Blokker and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. VanWelden of Rose
land. The young couple will make
their future home in Hammond. Their
many friends wish them every happi-
ness.
c. Stalbohm was a business visitor
i in Chicago Friday.
| Mrs. Brunn spent Friday in Chicago
Mrs, Charles Miller was a visitor in
| Chicago Friday
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FILE INCORPORATION PAPERS.
Farmers and Citizens Live Stock In
surance Company is Incorporated
Branch of Upton Concern.

Michigan city. Dec. 7-(SpeciaD-
The Farmers and Citizens Mutual Live
Stock Insurance company has filed in
poration papers with the state secre-
tary. The officials of the company are
John S. Fowler and William White. The
company, however. is not a new one
the papers having merely been filed to
comply with the incorpation law The
company reorganized. is a branch of the
one established in Upton, Ind, which
is now in liquidation. The Michigan
City office will have an entirely new
management.
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HEGENISCH AND BURNHAM

Ray, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ e. Shaver. had a bad spell of Group
last evening but is feeling better today.
Martin Dehlin called on Joseph
Hanak at St. Lukes hospital yester-
day and found him improving nicely.
Miss Amanda Larson was brought
to her brothers home in Hegewisch.
yesterday where she will stay until
she is well enough and then will spend
the rest of the winter with her father
and sister. who are residents of VAL
paradise.
The dance given by the Katz broth
ers last evening was well attended, all
having a good time. Both Miss Valerie
Groves and Charlie. Russell favored the
crowd with a vocal solo.
Mrs. Goodwin was in Burnham yes
terday transacting business.
Don't forget to attend the masquer-
ade ball given by the Linn lodge, Sat
urday evening, Dec. I, at the Hege-
wisch opera house.
baby boy arrived at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Roy Tweedle, Monday
night.
Dorsey Collins has discontinued his
poultry business and moved his family
from Lowell. Ind. to this place. He
will occupy the new house just built by
Philip Stern.
Mr.. Colville, who recently moved his
family here from Scotland, is moving
to Hammond.
Mrs. William Hansen is sick this
week.
Mr.. Brody. it is rumored. has sold
his lot on the corner of One Hundred
and Thirty-fourth street and CONNER
cial avenue to w. I. R. r. for $1,000
The Pythian Sisters held their reg
ular election last evening. and the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
/ NJ L. C.-Mrs Ryan Rau.
NJ. +. S.-Mrs f. Jacobson.
M. + Miss Ethel Colson.
Mana ger-Ars f. E Wickham
Protector-Mrs. A. Miller.
Outer Guard-Mrs e. Colson
! NJ of r. and C.-Mrs. Ed Miles.
| NJ of Finance-Mrs. NJ. Groves
! Representative-AIr S. Burnham.
Alternate-Mrs. Ed Miles
Installing oncer-Mrs. John Hohwy
A good time was had at the Kat7
dance last night, although the num-
Der Of couples was disappointing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin expect to 60
housekeeping in Burnham soon.
Mr. Elsers fine new cottage, on on
tario avenue. is about ready for oc-
cupancy.
Mr.. a. E. Tarbeu of Coening. Cal
visited with Mr. William Reed. Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Tarbell and Nj
Reed We're neighbors in California
Mr.. 4. E. Macdonald is quite sick al
his home on Superior avenue.
Mr.. Billy Box visited his brother
James Box, Thursday evening.
Mrs. William Fisher visited in Ham
mond, Friday.
Mrs. V. A Beckman entertained /
number CT relatives from out of town
on Friday afternoon.
/ The infant daughter OF Mr., and Mrs
\ Dorsey Collins is sick.
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PLANS TO MEET WESTON.

Whiting, Ind. Dec. 7.-(SpeciaL)-
David Spencer, of the public library is
planning to go to Chicago the first of
the week for a personal call on Ed
ward Payson Weston, the noted pedes-
trian.
Mr. Spencer met Weston in London
forty-three years ago, and paced with
him for about one mile on the Halo
way road. This was one of the first
of his many feats and at this time he
averaged about sixty miles day The
event is still SO fresh in Mr.. Spencer's
mind that he remembers that Weston
put up at Langham's hotel in Leicester
Square.
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spent yesterday at the home Of her
mother. Mrs. Chadrtck Of 1897 Prairie
avenue.
The dredge of the Illinois Brick COM
pany has been taken out of service for
the season on account OF Lake Calu-
met being froze across.
The Pullman bank has started using
the new part Of the building. and they
are now preparing the old part and
are making It Ike the new part
"A large crowd attended the dance
given By the Ben Hur at Market hall
last night.
Mr.. Clarence Wares Of 1898 Prairie
avenue is able to be out again, after
being laid up for the past week with
tonsilitis.
Mrs. A. II Brandt Of 1o743 Went
worth avenue. left Thursday for Michi-
gan, where she win spend a few weeks
visiting her relatives
Mrs. 0. Baumgarten Of one Hundred
and Butterfeld avenue. spent Thurs
day with relatives III Woodlawn
Miss Lillian Wares OF 1898 Prairie
avenue spent Friday with friends IN
Grand Crossing
The lecture last night at Curtis high
school. was on Norway. and proved
very interesting 10 the large crowd
that attended.
Mrs Stanley of Stephenson street
was taken to the hospital Thursday
suffering from appendicitis.
Mrs. Riley Of Stephenson street. re
turned home today from Detroit. Mich,
where she spent two weeks with her
sister. who is quite seriously i'll
The two football teams Of this To-
cality, namely the Pullman Athletics
and the Pullman Laurels. will play
Sunday afternoon at the Pullman Ath-
letic field
Mrs. Caryl Of one Hundred and
Thirteenth street, entertained the
Afternoon Cinch club, Wednesday
afternoon
Mr.. Peter Klommhaus. who has been
In the south the past month returned
home this week, but left for St. Louis
Mo, where he Will probably locate.
Mr.. II. Hildbrand. who formerly
owned a barber shop on Front street
has sold the same, and is now with Joe
Pignati in the Arcade building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r. Kar,ske of Bin
ley, Idaho who have been travelling in
the east the past month. returned and
are visiting relatives here.
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Days Grist in
South Chicago
RIGGING POCKETS PROVE
FRANK STAK0LA'S UND0TNG.
key Might Have Escaped Arrest HID
His Appetite Been More Modest.

South Chicago. Dec. -(SpeciaD-
The bulging pockets Of Frank stakola
caused his arrest last night on a charge
OF robbery. The search which fol-
lowed showed that he had four quart
bottles of whiskey ia his possession,
which he had stolen from a saloon.
Policeman Stevans saw the man coming
down the street and would not have
stopped him. but for the fact that ne
noticed that his pockets were bulging.
This aroused the policeman suspicious
and ne was taken 10 the statlon. In the
trial this morning Il was discovered
that the man had been arrested twice
before. but the parties that had been
yictimized by him. refused to prosecute.
Judge Girten gave the man sentence
OF 2I5 days.
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CHICAGO LAWYER
GETS INTO TROUBLE
Removed In Default of Payment of
Bills Arrested for Grand Larceny.

Michigan City. Dec 7-(SpeciaD-
Charles o. Bloom, a Chicago attorney.
who came 70 Michigan City this morn
ing 10 construe the law as he does it in
Chicago. got into trouble when he
ordered the soda water fountain, in
stalled by J. Boding. removed. 1t was
Blooms recourse to collecting bill
amounting 70 s155 on account of the
fountain. Boding objected to such a
procedure. but the Chicago attorney
was obdurate and removed the foun-
tain Boding then resorted to the law
and had the barrister arrested for
grand larceny When he appeared In
court this morning, ne again stirred up
trouble until threatened with arrest.
The drayman. who appeared to carry
away the fountain. was refused his
money Bloom is being tried this after
noon.
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goodby, but as she did not come he
shouldered his pack and set ont.
Half mile down the trail he found
her. She was seated on rock az
bend where they had often sat and
rested and talked
Come down. Nancy. / want TO say
goodby." he called.
She came slowly. and he saw her as
he had seen her en- that first day. Her
hair was hanging down her back.
stockings ard shoes were conspicuous
" absent. ana bow and founce We're
missing. Not exactly as he had seen
her on that first day. fer now she had
been weeping.
why. Nancy, what is it," he ask
ed as ne took her hand.
"Its-its that | can't read she al
most walled. It's that I can't write.
can't talk, can't so nowhere. can't
be nuthin' nor nobody, It's that am
pore and shacklety and ignorant and
have got to live and die we're. It's
ifs
But. Nancy he began. and then,
realizing her feelings, he knew not
what to add.
You'll never come ag'in?" she que
ried
Perhaps not"
''And I'll have no one-no one
Her eyes were cast down and her
tears falling as he held her hand. BY
and by lie softly said:
II didn't know it tn just now, Nan
cy."
But it can't be-" she replied as she
raised her head and threw her hair
back. 1T can't be no more than the
eagle and the crow. You-you are ey
erything; l am nuthin'-nuthin' but
pore aud ignorant and shacklety, just
fifteen for such life rs this"
Then she bent forward and kissed
him. wreEched her hand away aud fed
up the trail and left him looking after
her and bordering and wondering and
feeling such q pity as he would never
feel for woman again. He hearC
her whistling among the rocks. Sh'
was fighting herself; he heard bel
laughing. She was going back to tn,
old life with breaking heart AnG
he knew she was right.
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FIRST TO CROSS BRIDGE.

Michigan City, Dec. 7.-Special-The
new Franklin street bridge was opened
for traffic this morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Boyd have the distinction of being
the first to cross it.
The bridge, however, will be closed
temporarily owing to the regearing of
the bridge that was found TO be nee
essary.
In regearing the bridge the con-
tractors hope to solve the problem of
working the bridge smoothly. The
trouble was at first thought to be with
the motor and tests were made along
that line. The regearing process may
close the bridge for a period of ten
days.
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PULLMAN

Mr.. II. l. Duvuz OF Stephenson street,
is entertaining friend from Lowvile,
\ Y
Mrs. John MoLain OF Florence boule-
ward. IS preparing to leave Tor Cali
fornia where she will spend the winter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. johnson 81 SOS Stephen
son street. are the proud parents Of a
baby girl. born Wednesday.
The dance given by the boy.s and
girls gymnasium classes, at Palmer
Park Assembly hail last night. was at
tended BY large crowd, and all re-
port spending pleasant evening
The hoys' basket bali teams. Curtis
and South Chicago, played Friday after
noon at Bessemer park The score
was IS to IL in favor of south Chicago.
Mrs. Peterson Of Hamilton PARK
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PICK POCKET TAKES HIS CASH
William LohI loses Sl1-Thicf Is Pur-
sued, But Escapes Amongst
River Docks.

Last night on the main corner of the
city, Ninety second street and CONNER
cial avenue William Lohl had his
pockets picked of $11. Just after the
thief got away with the money Lohl
missed II and noting a suspicious
looking character hurrying away, con-
cluded that he was the guilty party.
The police on the corner beat were
notified. and Murray and Gamer gave
chase. The robber was pursued from
the -four corners to ale river where
ne was lost among the docks. Lohl re-
sides at 443 Sixty-third street and was
ia South Chicago on business.
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Jack Falls; Man Hurt.

Adam Puckewicz, S859 Bond avenue,
was severely injured yesterday near
one OF the Wolf lake ice houses when
a Jack slipped. Being under the car.
the heavy car settled down and one of
Puckewiczs hands was caught under
the wheels. His head was also in
jured. He was taken TO his home in
the police ambulance.
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AFTER GRAIN THIEVES.
General Crusade Instituted by Detect
ives Against LOOters of Cars.

general crusade Will be institu-
ted by the detectives of the Lake Shore
road in conjunction with the police Of
South Chicago against the grain
thieves who have been robbing the
cars on the sidings. It is thought that
hundreds of bushels of grain have been
stolen from the cars in the past few
weeks and the nuisance is becoming
more general every day. Yesterday
Frank Janowicz was taken into the
tolls and will be made to explain how
he came into possession Of a sack of
grain which he was carrying when he
was placed under arrest. He gave his
address as 1890 South Chicago avenue.
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Benefit for Injured Man.

Thomas O'Keefe Of South Deering
o. Sn6Tiy employed by the By-Products
-. M company. will be given a benefit
VII We in Duff's hall by a number OF
NNs~1g reople OF South Deering. Four
months ago OKeefe was injured while
at work. and viii never be able 70
stand manual labor again. It is ex-
pected that a large amount of money
will be raised by the charitable under
taking.
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BURNSIDE NEWS

Miss Anna Clark of Amboy. Ill. who
is stopping with her cousin, Mr.. and
Mrs McGran. visited friends OF Dauph-
lin Park and burnside yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland are the proud
parents Of a new daughter.
Misses Teresa and Anna Sunnins Wis
tied friends in the city.
A. Dietrich, who is Employed at the
Illinois Central shop at Burnside was
struck on the head while unloading
sand.
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RETRIBUTION OVERLOOK HIM

Bedford, Ind, Dec. Claude Da-
Wis, aged 80. brought here on a charge
Of deserving his wife and three chill
dren. after giving bond for his appear
ance at trial, jumped his bond. which
his father supplied. He fell beneath a
train on the Indianapolis Southern
railroad, losing one leg. and sustaining
other injuries. which are pronounced
fatal
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Missing from his home at one Hum
dred and F1fty-hfth street, West Ham
mond. Emanuel Szafraniee, Is years OF
age. Left home Oct. 20. Any infor-
nation concerning tho boys where
abouts win be received at THE LAKE
COUNTY TIMES or at the home OF his
father Mr. J. SZafranicc.
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THE HABIT OF NOT ADVERTIs-
ING is a pretty big handicap upon
yourself.
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IF YOU HAVE TRIED 1T AND
FIND THAT "PROCRASTINATI0N'
DOES NOT PAY, BE WANT ADyER-
User.
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Pioneer Saloon and Hotel
7. J. Greenwood s c. II. Kuhn, Prop.
Meals Served at all hours.
Rigs 70 hire.
LANSING. ILLINOIS
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-30

Miss Carrie Ghormley is here from
Pensacola.
Miss Fannie Brisco leaves this even
ing TO visit relatives IN Mo.
Cliff Griggs, OF verono, Mo-, is visit
ing Arch Miller and wife.
Ed Mount, Republican wheel horse
from Hallow was here today having
his Notary Commission extended.
E. K. Conkright, a prominent Cen
tralia banker is in the city today and
paid the ChieftaIn a pleasant call.
Miss Eula Gillstrap returned this
evening from Kelleysville, Okla,
where she has been two weeks visiting.
VIM. Nichols ard wife went 60
Chelsea this morning to visit Mrs.
Nichols parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hole.
Ladies' Aid Society OF Presbyterian
church will give bazaar and dinner
Thursday, Dec.5th at the church. l6t4
JIG. Barker, accompanied by his
son, Henry, came down from Kinnison
today to be sworn in as Deputy
Sheriff.
Miss Maud Bosse, Of Grove Is here
attending the Institute. While here
she was tie guest Of Miss Kate zim-
norman.
Miss Cole, trained nurse arrived
last evening from Alton to take care
OF Mr. and Mrs. Fl. e. Ridenhour who
are very sick.
County Sunday School Convention
at First Christian church tomorrow at
2 p. M. A cordial invitation to Sun.
day School workers.
An effort was made to change the
name OF the Teachers Association
to N. E. Oklahoma Teachers Associa-
tion but the effort failed.
Miss Joanna Ballard, Secretary,
Teachers Association, and her sister
Miss Ruth went to White Oak today
to visit their sister, Mrs. Lucinda
Harlan.
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Thomas Ketchum Is here from
Chelsea.
Chas. Hunt is assisting at the Gold
en- Rule today.
J, @. Starr went to the Chelsea oil
fields on the noon train.
Miss Birdie Gillstrsp has returned
to her position at Watson's store.
Mrs. A. Berry who has been very
sick for the past few days was report
ed better this morning.
Mrs P. Godsey came up yesterday
from Adair to attend the Teachers
Meeting.
L. Alice Thompson is here from
South West City Mo-. to attend the
Teachers Meeting.
A. w. Jack and family are moving
into the property formally occupied by
W. Hank.
Miss Mary Anderson and Miss Ethel
Williams have returned from OSweeo
where they have been visiting.
Undertaken Holland yesterday sent
out coffin 8 miles east of town to
Dovie, the little three year old daugh
ter OF ]. M. Griffin.
Kansas City theatres must close
their doors on Sunday, says Judge
Smith of the U. S. court. The decis
ion is effective at once.
Miss Ruth Foreman who has been
visiting Miss Nora Etter and also at
tending the Teachers Institute, re-
turns to Collinsville Sunday morning.
A new time card for the Frisco rail-
road will go into effect tonight at
1901, Dec. Ist, 1907 Read it else
where in the Daily Chieftain.
The regular term Of the District
Court of Craig County, will convene
Monday Morning. The jury commls
sicners are busy today panneling the
jury.
Miss Nora Utter has resigned her
position at the Golden Rule and will
leave soon for Pierce City Mo-, where
she will make her home with her
uncle, 2. E. Utter.
The Home Mission society OF the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
VIM. Darrough on Monday evening at
2:30 O'Clock. A full attendance is de-
sired.
The family Of G. W. Rice left
Thanksgiving Day for Parker, Kans.,
to make their future home there. Mr..
Rice will leave for that place tonight
to join them.
DR.. G. P. Frear was pleasant call
er at the Chieftain Office this after
noon and was much pleased with the
Chieftain's notice Of "ValIey Farm"
Thanksgiving night at the Auditor
ium.
d. M. Mars S. E. Wallen and d.
B Stutsman have been selected to
make a list Of 300 names from which a
jury will be drawn for the District
Court which will convene here Mon
day.
Mr.. J. A. Mars and Miss lea Tate
of Centralia were married yesterday
afternoon at the Kentucky House by
Ed. E. Foster, Justice OF the Peace.
They will make their future home at
Prairie Grove, Ark.
D. Frank Redd, Supt. Of Schools,
said to a Chieftain Reporter this
morning, that the teachers we're in
deed grateful for the hospitality shown
them 10y the people Of Vinita and for
the use cfs their fine Auditorium, Club
Room and etc.
Rev. J. B. Mcdonald has been at
home this week attending the
Teachers Meeting and incidently
nursing bad throat. His enlarged
District gives him a heavy task for
the year but the added compensation
will repay for the added travel and
absence from home. He is introducing
the new minister today.
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LOCAL NOTES

w. L. Hin, Of Bluejacket, is in the
city today.
T. A. Chandler returned from Mus
kogee last night.
Sheriff Ridenhour was reported To-
day as improving.
Miss Ida Campbell has accepted q
position at Burns.
Otis Cherrington returned from Eu-
ma, Kansas, last night.
Mrs. @. A. Davidson is seriously III
with pneumonia fever.
Clarence Jackson goes to Parsons TO-
morrow to visit his brother.
DR.. K. T. Mccarthy is improving
from his spell of pneumonia fever.
@. w. Cornsdell, Of Chelsea, is regis
tered at the Green today.
B. II. Hester came up from Chelsea
last evening to attend the Institute.
Wanted:-a competent girl to do
house work. Mrs. Cl W. Day.
Leo Shanahan, who has been very
sick with typhoid fever is Improving
Judge Farrar has moved to the
Emmett Rae property on North Fore
man street.
we've eot il: Ven get il, or it's not
IN town. Pure EOOd Grocery Phone
I5S.
Mrs. Allen and son, Of Dadeville,
Mo-, are visiting J. A. Thompson and
n. g. Cowan.
Miss Anna Byrd and Miss Rosan
Harnage go to Fairland this evening
TO visit relatives.
Miss Mildred Tucker leaves In the
morning for her home In Sulphur
Springs, Ark.
Judge Frazer disposed Of several
whiskey cases this morning, and 9th
ers are pending.
Several of the visitors paid their
respects t. che Chieftain today In the
way Of pleasant call
Miss Ruth Ballard, Of Grove is visit
ing Miss Enie Mcdaniel and attend
ing the Teachers Institute.
NJ. D. Pilotte travelling grocery
salesman for the Franklin Grocery 20.
Of Chicago is here today.
Miss Ethel and Jocie Martin came
in last eve from Talala to attend the
Teachers Meeting.
Shave Alberty, Superintendent OF
Public SchoOl. at Claremore is here TO
attend the Teachers Meeting.
After the lecture last night the
teachers retired to the Cherokee Club
Room and enjoyed very pleasant
dance.
Miss Rider, Of Stillwell, Okla, and
Miss Gravett, of Catoosa, are the
guests Of T. E. Englehart and wife,
and attending the Institute.
Miss Edie Duckworth goes to Adair
this evening to visit relatives and will
return to Sadie, Okla, tomorrow ev-
ening where she teaches school.
One Of the most interesting Of all
plays is 'eThe Kerry Cow. In fact
it has the most successful record,
both artistically and financially, Of
any play yet produced. This comedy
made Joseph Murphy both famous and
rich, and Bernard DAILY, the present
star Of the clever company now ap-
pearing in the play, is said to be
making good. The singing voice Of
the star IS Of high quality in tenor
range and it used effectively in all the
pretty Irish ballads, Of which there is
a numerous sprinkling throughout the
entire four acts, and it isl a creditable
performance, pleasing to both old and /
young. At the Auditorium Monday,
December the 2nd.