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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-25
SECTION VIII.

1t shall be the duty of the City At torney to act as the legal counselor and advisor of the Common Council and other city officials; to give his opinion in writing when required by the Com mon Council; to draw all deeds, con veyances, contracts, ordinances and other legal instruments when required by the Common Council; to prosecute and defend all suits, actions or causes where the City is party; he shall re- port to the Council when required, the condition of any suit or action to which the City is n party.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-25

The compensation of the various off cers of the City of Globe is hereby fixed as follows:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-25

The highest amount of indebtedness or liability, direct or contingent (exclu- sive of its capital stock) to which said company is at any time to subject it self or be subjected shall not exceed Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-25

WANTED - By lady of experiencs copying, addressing or folding. Ad dress A. C. E., Box POT, F. o.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-25

FOR SALE-My property fronting for, ty feet on Mesquite street, opposite the Kinney house; desirable busi, ness location which should increasc in value. Apply on the premise. William Zimmerman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
DIED At HOSPITAL
JOHN STOLTZ, FORMERLY OF
sToLTz G. WALTERS, PASSED
AWAY AT ST. MARY'S
iNFiRMARY.

John stoltz died at ST. Mays In
Urinary yesterday morning at 4:3G
o'clock after long illness caused
~ complication of diseases.
The decedent was 80 years of az
and Is survived by four sisters. Mrs.
George f. Belts and Mrs. Frank
Handley. Of Mound City the other
two being residents Of Chicago and
Louisville KY His brother, George
Stotz, of Hannibal Mo, also sur.
wives.
The funeral will be held Wednes.
day afternoon at 100, with services
at the residence of Mrs. Frank Hand
ley in Mound City Intern mt will
be made at Beech Grove cemetery,
Rev. Juny, Of the St Peers Episco-
pal church at Mound City. will con
duct he services.
The remains we're taken to Feith's
undertaking establishment from the
hospital Mrs. Feith will have charge
Of the funeral.
The decedent was engaged in the
livery bus.ns SIS here for several years
as a member of the firm of Stoltz &
Walter and after selling out his inter
ests in that business was engaged as
a bartender He was member Of
the Cairo Bartenders' Union.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
FortniqhtIy Musical Club.

The Foftnightly Musical club vii
| meet this afternoon with Mrs Leigh
Wyman and program of great eX
cellence has been prepared for the
occasion by Mrs b. r Thistlewood
Mrs. A.. f. Staehle and Mrs, Wyman
THE program Is as follows;
lmpromptu. sharp minor Rhein
holdt; Mrs Thistlewood.
Songs (a) In .Iune-Dekoyen,
(hl A Day Dream strelezkl, with
violin obllgato by Mrs. l.. Emile Prof
let; Mrs. Wyman
Piano. (al Nachtsuack, (b) Aben-
lied: (c) Warum- Sehumann; Mrs.
Thistlewood.
Songs, ta> Aud Love Means You;
10 | Loses Thee; Mrs. Staehle
Piano (a) Daybreak. tbl Death OF
Aase, 90 Anitras' Dance. from Peer
Gynt Suite Grieg Mrs. Wyman.
Piano. (al Impromptu MazuFka-
GODDARD. tb1 Rondo Capricioso- Men
(cl Rapotzy March-Liszt'
Mrs. Wyman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
ADECOODR[CORD
IN PUBLIC LIFE
THE LATE HON. j. n. STlCHER
BROTHER or FREDERICK
STlcHER OF CAIRO, DE.
CEASED, WAS USE
Full CITIZEN.

Regarding the death of tn late j..
brother of the late Fredk, Sticher of
Cairo. the Yates Center News says
In par
Hon. J II Stlcher, Woodson coun
lty's representative in the last leglsla.
azure died al his home here Monday,
! April s. OF diabetes, aged GO years,
he was taken sick during the session
% The legislature and had to be ex
cused by the speaker. Since coming
home he has gradually grown weaker
and the end came peacefully Monday
In the presence OF his family which
consists Of his wife. one daughter
Miss Dora, and two sons, Chas. II Of
this place and II. G. OF Alma, editor
Of the Alma Signal Mr., Sucher came
10 Kansas about forty years ago and
has esided in Neosha Falls and Yates
|Center ever since.
He was prominently identified with
the Masonic order in which he had
more than a local reputation. He was
a life long Republican and served one
term as county attorney a number of
years ago and at the time of his death
was serving his second term as rep
restntative. He made fine record in
the house, voting right on all pgopo-
sitions in which his people were in
terested Mr.. Sticher was an honor
able, upright man, straightforward in
an his business affairs and leaves
large number OF friends not only in
Woodson county but throughout the
state.
The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon in the Methodist church
conducted by Rey Schmitt assisted
by Rev H A. Church, in the presence
on IA very large congregation of
friends and neighbors Of the dc
ceased
Mr.. and Mrs r A. Cant of Little
Rock Ark formerly of Cairo. at
tended the funeral The latter is
niece Of the decedeni.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16


Frank NJ Moore, who Is q candi-
/ date for reelection TO the office OF
city attorney which he has held for
two years, has done a great deal OF
hard work for the city during that
time. Aside from his duties from
time to time In connection with the
police department he has done his
share In connection with the public
improvement work, of which there
has been a great deal. as all know.
He has prepared all the ordinances
providing for new sidewalks Of watch
there have been large number, as
over five miles Of walks were built
during his term of office, and there
have been number of ordinances
passed relating to police regulations
amt other matters. Mr. Moore has
been uniformly courteous in his deal
ings with the public and will doubt
less poll a large vote.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
! SOCIAL AlNDPERSONAL;


a cluny, ceater piece was filled with
IN choicest Chatney buds, while al
el her end of the table were brass
candlcsticks in which pink candles
burned. Roses ami lilies as bon bons
and almonds in cut glass compotes
with white encrusteG CAKES bearing
, rosebuds ! nj an artistic touch TO tho
pretty table pr Brose was master
OF ceremonies and there We're toasts
congra ua;ory kilograms ;ntersperscd
with bright reparte. In cutting the
brides cake Mss Charlotte Ewing
cut the ring, Miss Lautner the thin
bic and Miss Louise Jenner the dino.
The brides boquet was caught by
Miss Title Muhlhauseni
Mr. and Mrs. Krth left at mid.
nigh for Chicago, New York and
Pittsburg Upon their return from
the east they will reside in Cairo
H.. where Mr. Kerth is associated
in the hardware business. The brides
SONG away gown was gray toilet
with touches Of or EN-.
The out-oftown guests witnessing
the wedding ceremony were the
groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. t. j.
Kerth OF Cairo H.. Miss Iautner and
Mrs. Edward B. Hecllsl Of Pittsburg.
Mrs. Fred Miller of Fort Worth. Tex.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
kerth- Eierrenbruck

Atvfnc reference has been made
+ in this column 10 the marriage in
Evansville of Miss Mayme Herren
bruck. of that city, 10 Mr.. Egbert G
Kerth, Of the Woodward Hardware
Company, Of this city. son OF Thos
]. Kerth; but no account of the inter
esting event has appeared in the Cal
lro pr. SIS. hence the following from
the Evansville JourralNews, Of April
III, win be read with much interest,"
by Cairo friends of Mr.. Kerth:
A brilliant home wedding was that
solemnized Wednesday evening at
1890 o'clock when Miss Mayme Her
renbruck became Mrs. Egbert @.
Kerth, The ceremony being performed
by Rev. Cross of ST. Pauls Episcopal
church.
The resid nee on Upper Sixth
street was effectively decorated with
palms and Easter lilies. Cathedral
candles in tall pedestal candlestieks
OF brass. formed an altar where the
ceremony. the full and beautiful rit-
nal with he ring was performed in
the presence Ct the immediate rela-
tionship and a few intimate friends,
the company numbering perhaps
fifty.
In the bridal party wefe Or. L. D.
Brose and Mr.. Victor Klein, who
preceded the brides maid Miss4Anfe-
liza Lautner Of Pittsburg, who entered
alone and was followed by tile mn
iron of honor, Mrs. Edward b. Heckel
of Pittsburg. who was lii advance OF
the bride. Miss Herrenbi1lck. who en-
tered on the arm Of her brother Mr..
Victor Herrenbruck. The groom,
with Rev Cross. was in waiting. The
responses of both the bride and the
groom were clear and distinct and
the bright piquant face Of the bride
never looked so charming as on this,
the browning occasion of her life.
During the Ger mquy "Elsa's
Dream" from Lohengrin was softly
played, after which congratulations
were showered.
The bride. a most charming girl,
was attired In superb imported robe
Of Renaissance lace Hsr veil was
fastened with an exquisite wreath Of
blossoms. She wore dia'
mond brooch Gift Of the groom
ami carried valley lilies.
Miss I.autner wore a dainty pink
silk null with trimming. Of lace and
carried an arm boquet of Madam
Chatney roses.
Mrs Heckel was gowned IN beau
'iful white crepe de chine handsome
" trimmed with real lace and carried
a huge boquet Of white roses.
A two course buffet luncheon was
served in the dining room,
which was fragrant with roses. An
exquisite cut glass vase resting upon
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
WILL ADVERTISE
THE HUSTLERS
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Hello
MEETING AT COMMERCIAL
CLUB AND ARRANGE TO
EXPLOIT CONVENTION

The local publicity committee Of
+ he Egyptian Hustlers met last night
at the Commercial Club and discuss
ed plans for thoroughly advertising
the convention q the Hustlers to be
held in Cairo in June.
Posters. envelopes big banner
ads. and the newspapers Of Southern
Illinois Western Kentucky and South
east Missouri will be pressed into ser
vice 10 exploit the Huslers' big
meeting and if there is man. woman
or child in these various necks of the
woods who fail to hear Of the big time
comm n will not be the fault Of The
publicity committee who are making
every arrangement to scatter che
news abroad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
Mischief Is Mo More.

Mischief, the pet dog Of Mrs Musa
Nloodward's family for the past
twenty-one years is no more. sun
day afternoon Mischief took a constt-
tutional and while lettering near the
Cairo & Thsbes railroad terminals-to-
be was run over by a horse aud
beggy. Mischief's leg was broken so
badly that a veterinarian who was
called decided that there was no hope
for his recovery and chIoroformed
him. There We're real tears shed by
the family of whom the dog had been
a faithful friend and guard for so
many years and his. remains were
buried in the yard of the residence
gith the honors due a good dog.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
VIII Be Hon ored Guest.

Mrs. Margaret Weldon, vice presl
dent of the Illinois Rebekah Assembly
left yesterday for Cyple ss III whert
she win institute a new lodge. She
will be assisted in the work by the
ReGekahs of Vienna The Rebekahs
OF the new lodge will give a banquet
in honor OF Mrs Weldon and the m
stitution of their new lodge when
from all indications promises to be
an imposing affair as Cypress odd
Fellows and Rebekahs are enthusias'
tic ana not to be outdone BY any other
lodge In Southern Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
.tLKS ARE WINNERS
Beat Alexsnders at Indoor Ball BY
Score Of 9 TO Silks and Ben
ME BogaIs Friday.

The Elks and AIeXanders played in
door ball at Armory Hall last night
with Bates and Herberi and Gates
aud Sheehan as the batteries respec-
lively. Alex. NJ Wilson as umpire
There was good crowd of visitors
and the game was interesting al
though there were many errors ON
both sides There were also some ex
celient plays. notably by Barter. Ian
gan and Bates, the latter striking out
10 The score was to in favor OF
the Elks.
The next game will be played by
the Elks and Bonnie Bogals, next
Friday night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that
he Cairo Electric & Traction com
rany. a corporation organized under
the laws of the state of Illinois, will
on the 29th day of April at o'clock
D m. or as soon thereafter as It can
be heard, at the court house in the
city of Cairo Illinois. present TO the
Board Of County Commissioners of
Alexander county. Illinois a petition
asking the said Board of County Com
MS. toner's Ia grant to the said Cairo
Electric e Traction company, Us sue
~eSsors or assigns. the right IN locate,
construct. operate and maintain a
Inc of electric street railway with
Gle .trieity as motive power along
The westerly side 90 the public high
way or road commonly called The
Mound City Road" which begins at
the northerly end Of Sycamore street
of Cairo. Illinois. and extends in a
northerly direction to the boundary
fine between Alexander and Pulaski
countless Said proposed line of cleo
trio railway - begin at the northerly
city limits OF The city Of Cairo ar
Sycamore street and extend in a
northesly direction along said west.
erly side Of said public highway 1906
feet.
CAIRO ELECTRIC AND
TRACTION COMPANY.
BY W. p. HALLIDAY.
Its President
InIIA -rIL.H y 4 y L. Gaf.rla. ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, APRIL Is, 1907
To My Many Friends and Customers.

]. especially at this time. wish to
cali your attention to the fact that
We are showing the very newest and
exclusive styles in Domestic and For
cign wash goods The sheer and
beautiful coiorings " Pin Plaids and
Interpiaids comprise the most deli
cate and comprehensive styles Of this
seasons productions. And the white
materials. that are here. comprising
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
A Well Known Fact

That no skin disease, whether from
internal or external origin, can bong
withstand the two powerful germioldee,
ZENO and ZEMOfONE, they destroy
the germs that cause the disease, they
alwayscure. Writeforsample. E.W. Rosc
Med. Co, St. Louis. All Druggists sell IL.
PAUL G. sCHUH & SONG.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

X H. X G. hall presented a pretty
scene last night when the little pupils
IF Mrs, p S. King, the dancing
teacher gave a most enjoyable must
ale and series of fancy dances.
The children all acquitted them
selves admirably and the large audi
nee was enthusiastic over The
laintiIy gowned little ones and their
graceful evolutions. Mrs King dem
,ustrated her ability and versatility
Is teacher Of vocal music and
lancing and also as an accompanist
playing all the scores for the little
singers. Her success in teaching the
children was commented upon most
fayorably by all who had the pleasure
To attend this charming affair
The program was as follows.
Tambourine danee-Doris Marx,
Song Silverheels, by sixteen chill.
dren.
song-Mazie, Blanche schlosser
and chorus.
American Flag. fancy dance Miss
Columbia-Martha Clark; Uncle Sam
-Irma Schulz.
Ribbon dance-Olga Lutz; jeanette
Pomeroy and Julia Strong.
Song. Making Eyes, sixteen chill,
dren.
Drill, sixteen girls and boys.
Castanet and tambourine dance,
Mia McNemer, Tenny Goldsmith and
Henry Lewis.
Song. You Can't pick Plums. Lucille
Smyth.
Sos~. How'd You Like 10 Spoon,
With Me-Guy Windrum and Helen
Schulz
Song, Bill Simmons. Mia McNemer.
/, Song. Under the Tropical Moon
Blanche Schlosser and chorus.
Moving Day, Lucille Smyth.
Song. Won't You Play in My Yard
Iona Bondurant
Fancy Dance. La Belle, Mia Nc
Nemer.
Battle of Manila. class and visitors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
Soldiers Enlist.

Capt w NJ. Reed of Evansville,
Ind was in Cairo Sunday and accept,
ed for infantry service: John r,
Parsons, Of Sikeston. Mo. and Ira
c. Potter of B rtrand. Mo. Both left
today for Columbus, Ohio, barracks
for their first Instructions
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
Marriage Licenses

Thomas Floyd and Florence John
son, both of Cairo.
Fred Stoyall and Annie Marshall,
both of Bardwell, Ky
Howard Anderson and Clara Spur
lock, both of Cairo.
Melnot Grigsby and Nora Curry,
both of La Center, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
CARD or THANKS.

We desire to express sincere
thanks to the Rhodes Burford Funi-
lure company for their very generous
donations TO ST Joseph's parish on
the occasion Of The dinner served at
their establishment last week, and
for their courteous treatment of the
patrons and those in charge for the
parish.
COMMITTEE. ST.
.IOSEPH'S PARISH.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

the sheer Paris Muslins. Null Caif-
fons. Persian Lawns in a variety and
price sphere that will suit the most
critical.
A special invitation is extended 10
he Ladies Of Cairo and vicinity 10
inspect this Grand Array II special
merchandise.
Yours truly.
GEO. 7. cARNES-
Commercial Avenue at Seventh 81.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
More pianos Sold

Mrs. Flora Tidwell, of 40 Thirty.
tourth street has purchased a KreH
piano and Mrs NJ Maulden, of 9lf
Walnut street, has bought one Of the
Krrtzman max from the o. *. Houck
Piano company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

o. o. Aelcr, of he uphamAglcr
I.lImbor company Of Chicago and Cal
70. Is in tlleacity transacting business
in connection with the local plant
of the company
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

Mrs. 7. C. Elliott and granddlugh-
ter Miss Alice Burns. viii leave soon
for Little Rock, Ark, whore they will
make do extended visit with Miss
KahryM Elliott
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
Adiuclned Insane.

Robert Smith OF this city, aged 80,
was adjudged insane yesterday by a
commission composed Of Dr.. John +.
Walh and Henry a. Davis He will
be taken TO the hospital at Anna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

tacky party viii be given Thurs
day night at the residence OF Mrs.
r. Valdez. Ala Eighth str ct. Prizes
will he given 10 the one who makes
the worst appearance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Real Estate Transfer.

Alexander Wilson To Edward Ghol'
son et ux W d, Wilson's subdivision
No. 3, lots | and 2, block IL, Si05,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

Mrs. CHI. Harmed. OF Park avenue
who has been critically i'll, is rapidly
improving.
S. R. Hunter. Jr. and Miss Mary
Hunter of New Madrid, Mo, were in
the city yesterday.
Hon. Richard Z. Powers. has re
turned from Springfield. to vote at
the city election today.
H. f. Halliday. Walter II. Wood
and II. S Candee are at West Baden,
Ind, for brief sojcurn.
Fred Beaver, who has been the
guest of Mr and Mrs. Leo McDaniels
has returned 10 his home in Contra
=. NJ, Jackson. Of St Louis. form r.
ly 90 Cairo. is in the city visiting his
brothers, Messrs. G. II and J. 5. Jack
son
Mr. and Mrs Charles Jordan. have
returned from their wedding trip
Mrs. Jordan formerly was Miss Rose
Desimoni
J. c. Barker aud J. y. Coakley. two
well known statesmen for the Rhodes
Burford company spent Sunday with
friends Ia Paducah.
Mrs. L. X Wardner. Of La Porte
Ind former resident OF Cairo is
here to spend a fw days She is
guest at The Halliday.
Deputy g. s Marshal f Z. Watts.
81 Danvilie was here yesterday on
business connected with the Hondu-
ras lottery indictments.
Mr. aud Mrs. Harris Wearen have
returned from Charleston. Mo. where
they spent Sunday as guests of The
lstter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jos -pi
Crcnshaw.
I. Rev 4 r.. W Anderson. II ST
Louis. who has been elected rector
Of the Church Of the Rcdeemer. will
be in Cairo tn week Of April 2is'
al which time he viii confer with the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

case he accepts no will come here to
ontcr up,n his duties May lsh
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

The Bulletin Is the only seven day
paper lB Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

Judge w ~ Butler went to Muir
physboro yesterday to hold court
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

. Rev 4. r.. ". Anderson. II ST
Louis. who has been elected rector
81 the Church Of the Redeemer. will
be In Cairo tn week 81 April 2isi
at which time he win confer with the
vesiTy regarding his acceptance ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

Mrs. G.. II Harmed OF Park avenue
who has been critically i'll, is rapidly
improving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

S. R. Huntsr. Jr. and Miss Mary
Hunter, of New Madrid, Mo, we're In
the city yest erday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

Mr. aud Mrs Harris Wearen have
returned from Charleston. No. where
they spent Sunday as guests Of The
lstter's parents. Mr. and Mrs Jos pi
Crcnshaw
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

JOHN TIERNAN. It's Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

Deputy g. 5. Marshal +. T. Watts.
81 Danvilie was here yesterday on
business connected with the Honda
ras lottery indictments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-16

neFeisl Avenue at Seventh St.
, 1907-09-17
POWELL COMPANY
MAKES GREAT HIT.

The Powell Vaudeville company
made a hit with q large audience a,
the Opera House last night, in the
initial performance of a three nights
engagement, keeping the audience good
humored from first to last. Powell.
the illusionist, is certainly a great man
in his art, clever and polite, without
~offense to anyone and with enough
mirth and mystery to keep things 60
ing every minute of the time. His
~legerdemain is clever to the point Of
the supernatural, almost, and in the
famous partisan sensation, "IEscv
motoce dune P~ersonne Vicant," which
means, in plain United States, Nov
you see her and now you don't, and
don't ven know what became Of her"
the applause was hearty and contin-
ued. He placed a lady in a cabinet op-
ened to the audience, covered her with
a broad silken robe, and before he had
time to get the robe properly arrang-
ed the lazy had disappeared and came
smilingly from the yin Of the stage.
The Swickards in their comedy songs,
Lauise Temple as the dainty soloist
and Fred Russell in his do Ra Me"
sand and monologue were up to the
standard of excellence. Russell is not
a stranger here. THE Ice Man." the
closing skit Of the program, with
Adele Palmer. Dennis Mullen, Harry
Roscoe and Seymour Sinclair in the
cast was very funny and uproarous.
leaving a good taste in the mouths
Of the audience. .5t- o.
Prot. Powell promises some entirely
new illusions tonight. with a change OF
bill all along the line. ,tg
, 1907-09-17
Reflection. Of a Bachelor

Women write long letters SO there
will be room in the postscript for the
news.
There would be a lot of fun staying
home with your family every night II
1t made a scandal.
A very successful way not to have
a girl want to marry you is to have
her parents want her to.
1t must take a good deal Of diplom'
acy in heaven to arrange without q
squabble who shall have the bathroom
first in the morning.
When a man wants to take a nap on
the sofa after dinner all alone, Instead
of sitting damned up In = corner OF Il
with a woman, It's a sign they are
married.-New York Press.
, 1907-09-17
cotswoId Rams.

On October LIST we will have for sale
at Cokeville, Wyo.. 800 very high grade
Cotswold ram lambs. These are 80
far bred to the Cotswold side that
most of them would be taken for prize
bred Cotswolds. They were dropped
in March and April and will be large
and fat. No scrubs. No horns. Price,
$12 per head. Come end see them.
ALTON LIVE STOCK co.
31t13-s19-26 By s. M. Convey.
, 1907-09-17
WILL RECEIVE BIDS
AND AWARD CONTRACT.

At the meeting last night OF the
Sixth Street Water company, organic
ed to lay a water pipe IN north Sixth
street, connecting with the new main
on Grand avenue, the following oficers
were elected: Sayer Hansen, presi-
dent; Emil Thirkeldsen, vice presi-
dent; E. D. Hiskey, secretary; Herman
Hegewald, treasurer. The officers
were empowered to receive bids for
the laying of the main and award the
contract, the company hoping to COM
plete the contract during the next
month or s
, 1907-09-17
German Fair.

The German fair will be held on
Friday and Saturday Of this week.
afternoon and evening, at Maenner'
Choir hall. Supper from 8 till 8 O'Clock
On Friday evening hot potato pancakes
and on Saturday evening chicken sup
per. with everything else good to eat
Several booths with fancy work and
other things will be on display. Ev.
erybody welcome.
, 1907-09-17
CAPTAIN is COMING
ON MORNING TRAIN.

A telegram was received today from
Captain John w. Heavey, military
commandant at the University of Wyo-
ming, noting that he expected to be
here tomorrow morning. He vas at
Denver at the time the message was
sent.
, 1907-09-17
C. s. GREENBAUM.
ExcURSIoNlsTS ON
THE WAY FROM IOWA.

r. E. Fitch expects to hear today
something more definite of the coming
of the Stanwood party, in charge of
A.. w. Rouser, but had not down to
this afternoon. The party was to have
boarded the Los Angeles Limited train
at Cedar Rapids early this morning
and will arrive here tomorrow morn
ing.