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Eho R,,cL Groya 7 Mrs. Fannie Bonney
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Mrs. Fannie Boone,
Department Editor.

nate teachers to secure school in
Morgan township where she will re-
ceive SIS per month, instead of S35.
Washington township used to be
among the hest paving townships. but
has fallen behind now, as there are
five other townships paying more.
Get in line Washington. if you don t
want to be without teachers for your
schools.
Ella Kane returned from "Trip to
Denison Thursday evening.
Bernice Bonney and Ola Hodgell
passed the teachers examination June
10 and are now the proud possessors of
their State certificates.
DR.. and Mrs. Evans of Arion called
at Buck Grove Wednesday.
The trouble man. from Arion
was in town Thursday locating the
trouble with the phones which We're
put out of running order by the storm.
Rose Dixon of Dunlap is visiting
relatives in this section dividing her
[
time between Noonan and Lehan.
Mrs. Frank thinner has gone away
for several weeks visit and Frank
looks loneome.
Mrs. Patrick of Denison is visiting
her friend Mrs. James Tranter for a
few days.
Rose and Frances thinner are stay
ing at Denison for few DAYS.
Little Alma Glow visited with Ber-
nice Bonney for few days last week.
Minnie Paulsen and sister Rose
came over from Manila Friday after
noon to visit at their parental home.
for couple of weeks.
Rev. Gable of Defiance passed
through here Saturday on his way to
Denison.
Mr.. Hulsebus from near Defiance
transacted business here one day last
week.
Mrs. McMullen got her finger
crushed in the wringer one day last
week making painful wound.
Mr.. Bonesteels' babies have been
somewhat under the weather for few
days.
Amanda Tillett of Manila visited a
few days with John Kepford and fam
lily. returning Saturday evening.
Lille Paulsen assisted in Mr..
Motifs store Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Ida sowles of Manila is visiting at
the j. H. Hayes home.
Miss Nelson of Denison is visiting
her friend Alfredo Gloe.
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Mrs. Winslow of S. c. and Mrs.
S. c. Golf of Cherokee came Satur-
day evening for visit at their sisters
home. Mrs. S. F. Wedlock. Their
mother, Mrs. Ellis is making her
home at Mrs. Wedlocks and a very
enjoyable visit Mrs. Ellis will have
with her daughters.
John Hopper returned Monday
from visiting relatives at Charter
Oak and will visit few day at his
sisters home. Mrs. Maggie Winans.
Rev. Cole occupied the pulpit at
the M. E. church Sunday evening.
Elder C j. Hunt preahed twice on
Sunday at the L. D. S. church.
Mrs. Bernice Younie of Tacoma.
Wash. came last Wednesday for a
visit among relatives and friends.
Miss Lora Duckett arrived Satur-
day for visit with her sister Mrs.
c. j. Hunt and family and with
friends. She has been spending sew
eral months at Seattle Washington.
Burton McKim was an over Sunday
visitor at his home in Deloit, he re-
turned Monday to his work.
Mrs. S. Horn and family enter
tanned L. C. Nelson, wife and little
daughter and Mrs. T. C. Dobson,
Mrs. Nelson's mother to dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson is neice of Mrs. Horr.
Mr.. Nelson and family have been liv-
ing in Aitkin county Mimi. the past
few years. They will return home
Tuesday.
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Department Editor.

Mrs. A. H. Rudd and daughter
Winnie was at Deloit Monday.
j. C. Williams and wife are home
from Brogan where they have been
taking charge of things during their
daughter absence.
Mrs. j. l.. Miller took drive to
Kiron Saturday forenoon and back.
John Anderson and wife took the
:35 passenger to Denison Sunday
evening and returned on the 10:42l
p. m.
Oliver Simmons and sister Myrtle
are visiting at the home of their sis
ter Mrs. j. N. Turner.
Mrs. Chas. Cose and children ac-
companied her brother Eugene Brog-
den back to his home near Laurel
Neb., for visit with relatives.
Daisy Worley and Abbie Whey
were at Denison Saturday afternoon.
l.. Riggleman and wife spent
Sunday afternoon with her aunt Mrs.
T. C. Dobson and family.
We understand Eugene Brogden
purchased the Ainsworth place while
he was at Deloit.
A. H. Rudd. wife and two
youngest daughters Of Dow City
visited her sister, Mrs. Nelson and
family at their mothers home, Mrs.
T. C. Dobson Saturday.
j. t. Newcom and wife are home
again after fine vacation spent at
Lake Okoboji.
A. G. Myers and CLAIR McKim of
Denison spent Sunday at Deloit.
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Peter Greder thinks he has had
more than his share of i'll luck lately.
Last Sunday as Peter had his team
hitcned to a top buggy he stood talk
ing to friend. when the horses
started. Pete jumped on behind, hut
the back curtain being down he could
not get inside, SO he jumped down
again and in doing SO struck his fore
head and nose also bruised his lip
quite badly. but finally succeeded in
stopping his team, without further
trouble. Monday his little son. who
was playing in the pasture. was
kicked in the face by playful horse.
which cut his lower lip quite badly.
knocked out one tooth and loosened
some others which may grow fast
again. as the little one is only five
years old. 1t was lucky escape for
if he had been a little nearer he
would have been killed. for as it is he
will probably recover without any
marks.
Messrs Quathamer and Finnigan
are making preparation to connect
their two buildings. Mr.. Quathamer
will join his hardware store and what
was used for meat market building
together and make one big store room
of it all with the second story. Mr..
Finnigan will enlarge by building
two new ruoms over the new part
connecting the stores, which will give
him more comfortable living rooms.
L. W. Hagan has sold is farm. re-
Gently traded for. to German farmer
living near here.
Ira Chase is putting in cistern and
water works on his farm southeast of
town.
Miss Marshall of Denison is visit
ing for a few days with Mrs. Jake
Bills.
Mrs. Sewing after a two weeks
visit with friends at Council Bluffs
has returned home.
j. r. McKeon and wife from Nicola
visited at the Bryon McMullen home
for couple of days last week.
Hale Cox is staying with Cal Car
penter this summer.
Mrs. John Dee went to Carroll last
Monday to visit an aunt who was ill.
She found the lady better and able to
be up. SO after pleasant visit Mrs.
Dee returned home.
Mae Hayes came from Omaha Sat
urday for a few days visit with her
parents. j. H. Hayes and wife.
Bernice Bonney is one of the fortu-
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John Wilson and wife. Mr.. KERN and
wife. Mrs. Sander. Mrs. Wickwire
and Mrs. Gardner ;they returned home
in the evening.
Hannah Olson returned from her
work in Omaha last week. She will
spend the rest of the summer at home.
H. w. Hodkin and wife were Sun
day guests at the home of Hans Han
son near Dunlap.
Mrs. M. L. McElwain of Denison
visited with her sons on the Willow
this week.
George Wiese visited his folks in
Denison over Sunday.
Frank Weimer invited few of his
friends in Saturday evening to help
eat ice cream.
Ora McElwain was the purchaser
of new harvester last week.
Henry Wilson and Eddie Keim were
Denison callers Sunday.
James Wickwire was unfortunate
enough the other day while raking hay
to get something in his eye. and
poisoned it. 1t is improving now.
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Alma Hanson returned on Thursday
morning from a most pleasant visit
with relatives at Batavia and friends
at Freeport Ill.
Mrs. Clara Rosemelr and daughter
of Freeport III, is spending a short
visit at her parental home and with
numerous friends.
Clausen Bros. sold fine Netzow
piano to julius johnson and Kreite
piano to Emma Miller.
Elda johnson visited with friends
at Odebolt the latter part of the
week.
Oscar Larson came home from Lake
C ity Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at his parental home.
Emma and Edna Bergstrom came
home on Thursday from Denver. Colo.
for a short visit They think there
is no place like Denver and will re-
turn in a short time.
Mrs. Robert Whitaker of Dallas
Center was summoned to kiron last
week owing to the serious Hines of
her mother. Mrs. John Hoaglund sr.
She will remain for some time to care
for her.
Quite number of cur people spent
several days of last week at Lake
View. A big crowd went up Satur-
day to remain over Sunday to mention
names of all would require too much
space.
Mrs. j. L. Miller of Deloit drove
to Kiron on Saturday for a business
transaction.
B. N. Benson visited Schleswig and
Boyer between trains on Friday.
Enoch Levine and E. E. Clausen
visited Lake View between Friday
and Saturday.
August Hammerstrom went to
Alcester. S. D. Saturday to look to
business matters and to visit with
former Kironites.
Rev. Frank Levine is spending this
week visiting at Strombllrg, Nebr..
and Denver. Colo.
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The Misses Burlington attended
services at the M. E. church Sunday
evening.
Merle Meyres marketed hogs in De-
lott Monday.
Lucy Flint has been spending the
past week with her sister. Mrs. Wiki
inson.
Miss Robertson took some fine
pictures of the A. d. Whey house
and new barn also other views in this
vicinity Monday and was entertained
at the home of Mr.. Winey's. Mrs.
S. D. Newton and daughter and Daisy
Simons and Elsie Beaman were visit
ors also.
Mrs. Beaman and daughter and
Master Don Wilkinson visited at their
cousins. Mrs. S. u. Newton's Tues
day.
Dale Cose has purchased a fine
driving team of western colts.
Mr.. Beaman and wife were down te
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. A. d. Whey gave party
Thursday evening in honor of her
friend Daisy Simons of Milan. H..
All had fine time as usual at that
home.
Mrs. Dunbar is visiting this week
her son U. S. Dunbar. Mrs. Lit Dun
bar and children and his mother Mrs.
Dunbar spent Friday with Mrs. s.
| n. Newton.
Hannibal Fink drove to Deloit Sat-
urday.
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Hayes.

VIM. jain. wife and son Hugo re-
turned Saturday from few DAYS out
ing at Lake View. They report
splendid time.
Grandma Rieesen left Tuesday for
Charter Oak for an extended visit
with friends and relatives.
Herman Reimers and wife and
daughter Lucille of Des Moines were
guests at the John Rei1ners home
last week
William Ewaldt and wife enter
tanned large number of their~friends
last Sunday after noon, in honor of
Mr.. Ewaldt' birthday.
Claus Strathmann has rented his
farm for the coming year and intends
to move to town.
Portz Bros. shelled l4O0 bushels Of
corn for Isaac Smith last week.
Mrs. Hans Joens formerly of near
West Side but now of Kansas arrived
here last Friday for visit at the
Claus Joens home and other reativ es.
Fred Landorf jr. transacted bust
ness in Denison last week.
Jim Dempster and wife of Vail Wis
tied at the John Schmidt home last
Friday.
Peter Jorgensen who has been i'll
for some time-is still no better. his
friends hope for the best.
H. C. Martins. wife and daughters
Cora and Grace were Sunday visitors
at the VIM. jain home.
Harm Christensen of Vail has rent
ed the w. w. Rhodenbaugh farm now
occupied by T. e. Gallagher for the
coming Year.
Rev. Pughe delivered fine sermon
at Hays Center last Sunday. Chris
tine Nelson If Vail assisted with the
singing. The new organ aids greatly
in making the singing more interest
ing and appreciated by every one.
John Schmidt lost valuable horse
last week
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est Side

Mrs. James Walsh of Carroll spent
a short time in West Side between
trains on Thursday.
Geo. Campbell and j. B. lrusedell
returned from Manila Friday where
they have been putting in cement
walks.
Rev. McCay and wife and daughter
Mary spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in Vail.
Mrs. r. e Truesdell and son Rex
visited in Council Bluffs on Friday.
Carrie Schwecke is taking a vaca-
ton from her duties at the Central
office. Marie Mumm is working
nights during her absence.
B. Crozier and wife. whose home is
California and Mr.. Crozier and
wife of Lake View visited at the
nome of Thos. Button sr. over Sunday.
Mrs Crozier who was formerly Clara
Haskins is a niece of Mrs. Button.
They have been visiting in Canada
and oJher eastern points and are now
on their way home.
Mrs. Peter Sievers is reported
quite sick this week.
Sticky and poison fly paper and all
kinds of fly killers at the Racket
store.
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Charter Oak

Contractors have commenced work
on Thos. Thomsen's new building.
This will be a decided improvement
to Charter Oak.
Marie Matthews is visiting her
mother Mrs. Clark Marshal.
E. Deweese and wife are visiting
at the home of F. H. Davis. The
lady is one formerly known to her
Charter Oak friends as Nellie Crouch.
The foundation for the new Luthern
church is completed and the contrac-
tors are waiting for the lumber.
w. j. SERVER was seen on our
streets Saturday He come to visit
his managers lean and fat.
Miss Mable Riedesel has returned
from delightful visit among her rel
atiyes and friends at Gildden.
Miss johnson is visiting at the
home of Mr.. Goodwin. While here
she is trying to organize class of
piano pupils and will stay in Charter
Oak if successful.
The Ladies Industrial club of the
Presbyterian church gave lawn So
ciaI at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Waterhouse on Saturday evening
Swings and garden chairs were pro
vided for the comfort of the guests.
and Japanese lanterns shed their glow
from the trees. The nimble fingers
of Charter Oaks best musicians enter
tanned the ear. The social was sue
cess. financially as we'll as otherwise.
Mrs. Wright and daughters, who
have been guests of Mrs. Martin Neal
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returned on Monday to their HON ,

returned on Monday to their hon. in
Wisconsin.
Rev. Bryce of Denison officiated at
the Presbyterian church Sunday eve
ming. Five new members were united
with the church. Mrs. F. w. Wertz,
and James Davis and wife by confess
sion. and Mabel and Jessie Marshall
by letter.
Ansel Fish and family returned
home Sunday from Anita where they
have been visiting Mrs. Fish's sister.
who is in very precarious health.
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$500 WILL BE GIVEN

For any case of rheumatism which
cannot be cured by DR.. Drummond' s
Lightning Remedies. The .proprietors
do not hide this offer. but print it in
bold type on all their circulars. wrap
pers printed matter and through the
columns of the newspapers elsewhere.
1t will work wonders. One bottle
will cure nearly any case. IL the
druggist has not got it he will order
it, or it will be sent to any address
by express on receipt CT price s..
Drummond Medicine Co.. New York.
Agents wanted.
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Rev. q. Nyqulst of Omaha spent
sevearal days last week visiting his
many friends here and preaching at
the Baptist church last Sunday morn
ing.
Some hundred and fifty made up the
excursion party from Kiron to Lake
View July "a. The day could have
been no better on which to be out
and about the park and in the water.
A most pleasant and enjoyable time
was INDUCED in and which one and all
seemed to participate in. The train.
and boat rides, the bathing and row.
ing was enjoyed by both young and
old. Many had planned to go who
were hindered, especially the farmers
who were unable to do their having
last week owing to the rainy weather.
Probably another excursion will be
arranged for to come off the latter
part of the month.
C. O. Edling of Omaha who was
one of the early settlers in this part
of the world visited relatives and
/ friends here last week.
| N. P. Larson and wife spent the
past week visiting with acquaintance
and relatives in Sioux City and
Bronson. Iowa.
OLD KIRON.
| Mr.. Noreen of Wausa. Mimi. is
visiting at the home of his cousin A.
Norelius.
Rudolph Nordell. Reuben Butler and
! Archie Norelius visited in Sac county
Thursday evening.
P. E. Nordell and Mr.. Noreen Wis
tied in Sac county Friday.
Viola Butler, Ethel Nordell and
Elvira Norelius with a number of
friends from Kiron left for an outing
at the lake last Saturday.
Edna and Emma Bergstrom and
Katheryn Heller all of Denver visited
at Old Kiron on Friday.
H. Butler visited at Pete Butler S
on Friday.
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aSPInWaLL

Mrs. C. A. Rose returned from
visit, with her folks at Arion.
Lohmeier Bros. with their new
gasoline outfit were Smelling Schacht's
corn, some 1000 bushels which brought
as cents per bushel. This is the first
batch of corn that has been on the
market for sometime.
About a dozen farmers in this i'm
mediate vicinity are losing their
spring pigs with a peculiar disease. "a
kind of dysentery and ending with a
mild form of thumps.
| Tom Tarpy who resides south of
Manning five miles passed through
here Sunday. enroute from West Side
and Vail. He recently had removed
gland from under his jaw about the
size of small marble.
The dance at Aspinwall was we'll
attended. In the shooting contest the
following won prizes. First, Mrs.
Ed Stammer. second. Mr.. Henry
Klindt. third. Ed Stammer. For the
women's prizes the contestants threw
with three base balls in banana
barrel which leaned slantingly to-
wards the throwers. at seven PAGES.
The following won prizes in rotation.
Mesdames. d. H. Mule, VIM. jain.
Chas. Moter, III. E. Jones. VIM.
Otto. John Stammer, Miss Maggie
Ehricks..
Chas. Molter and wife I'll. E. Jones
and wife were visiting at John Wells
Sunday and taking in the dance.
Henry Schade had mule colt
killed by lightning.
Theodore Lorenzen rented Jurgen
Schroeder's 100 acre farm at 81. 80 pei
acre. Numerous farms are renting
for that now. If times continue as
!, prosperous probably next year, farms
, will be $500 per acre.
Lightning struck Mr. Stecin barr
I but apparently not enough damage
done to get the insurance.
4 Miss Claussen of Manila was visit.
home Sunday.
Our postmaster Mr.. Cavanaugh re
ceived his s25 St. Bernard dog from
! Des Moines this week.
Adam Wiese is overseeing the
work of building large barn on hi.
mother S farm.
The doctor of Manning was called
to Mrs. e. j. Holling Monday, who
r is on the sick list.
a Henry Rohr from Manning was ir
! our burg this Monday.
: Lost, estrayed or forgotten, be-
: tween $500 and $1,000 according to re-
S ports, particulacrs will be substituted
or nullifed after investigation in the
2 near future.
, Born to w. 7. Ralph and wife &
boy Sunday night, this is the tirs
child.
Detlef Peters from Schleswig was
visiting three days with his old FRIEND
. John Roehr.
Mrs. Henry Schacht and sister,
Laura Claussen from Manila were
visiting at the Adam Wiess. home
Sunday.
Mr.. Perron the Green Bay manager
] of Manila was in our town last
{ week.
: Mrs. Cavanaugh is visiting at j.
2 Shea s east of Manning.
Chas. Ehler sold carload of hogs
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Take the postmaster's Word for it.

Mr.. F. NJ. Hamilton. postmaster
at Cherryvale. Ind. keeps also a
stock of general merchandise and
parent medicines. He says: "Cham-
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy standard here in its
line. 1t never fails to give satisfac-
ton and we could hardly afford to be
without it. For sale by L. E. Blosser.
Broadway Druggist.
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Wil1ou Tounship.

Mrs. Chas. Wickwire and Mrs.
Hawkton Steiner drove to Dunlap
Tuesday to consult DR.. Beatty about
the latter's hand.
Albert Coleman returned home SAT-
urday from Nebraska. he thinks Iowa
is plenty good enough for him.
Those who attended. the business
meeting in Dunlap Saturday were:
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FOR SALE.

The j. P. Miller property on
Broadway corner of Main. Size of
ground S0x150 feet, frame store
buildings. For price and terms see
Crawford County State Bank. l3-tf.
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to the new firm of Carsten & Wiese,
who shipped three loads last week and
have three and one-half on hand Sun
day. They are making the neighbor-
ing buyers go some.
Mr.. Will and son just finished
building a large chicken house for
Supervisor Molter.
Herman Roehr from Schleswig is
visiting his parents.
Mr.. Peter Week of Oregon visited
her sister. Mrs. Henry Peters who
resides west of Manila last Friday.
Ferdinand Lamp sold his quarter
section. minus the R. R. right of way
west of Manila to Chas. Schutt who
gets all land lying south of the rail-
road, and north of same with the
buildings on to John Hamann. Mr..
Lamp cleared SIS per acre in about
two years.
John Reimer from Hayes township
was here Sunday and having a gooC
time.
August Ploen was at Halbur
Wednesday intending to rent farm.
Mrs. c. J. Holling is around again
after week of severe illness.
John Gluckstadt and Frances De.
Witt ere on our streets Friday eve.
ming from Manila.
Mrs. Peter Week and son of NORTH
Bend. at Coos Bay in Oregon is visit
ing her parents Peter Kraak and wife
and other relatives for a month He
husband at present is erecting brew
cry and ice plant there.
VIM. Walter went to Dakota las
week looking after land interest,"
there.
Mr.. Otto and wife are visiting
their son Henry in South Dakota nea
Anuover.
Christian Berndt, son and famil
from near Earling were visiting her
Sunday.
The Board of trustees and Super
visor Molter had an important meetin
last Saturday afternoon. The super
visor raised the question of what ha
become OF the township funds and the
board therefore called special meet
ing. According to the township cler
John Stammer's statement the book
were received and all receipts and ex
!, penses of money was accounted for
!; Now its up to the county board t
rectify this unusal controversy an
show whether the county business i!
conducted loosely or not. and shol
the people at large whether or not tn
officials are competent to rule and reg
ulate the affairs of the couny.
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NO PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS

$4S per month is offered the first
grade teachers in Morgan townghip.
Come to the Denison Normal and Bust
ness College and prepare for teaching.
Term begins September 3rd. 90 If.
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A cleansing. clean. cooling. sooth-
ing. healing household remedy is De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve.
For burns. cuts. scratches. bruises,
insect bites. and sore feet it is I'M
cqualed. Good for Piles. Beware of
limitations. Get DeWitt's. 1t is
the best. Sold by Lamborn Drug
Co
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kIRoN REVIE'
E. e. cLAUsoN. Department Editor.

NOTEN Causon
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Sticky and poison fly paper and all
kinds of fly killers at the Racket
store.
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MICHIGAN SONS TO DINE.

New York, Feb. 1.-The beautiful
banquet hall of the Hotel Astor is to
be filled with a most distinguished
company tonight on the occasion Of
the third annual banquet of the Mich
igan society of New York. Scores of
sons of the Wolverine State have at
tanned prominence in the business and
professional life of the metropolis and
all Of them are expected to be on hand
to sing the praises of their native
commonwealth.
Will Carleton, Michigan's famous
poet. is to preside and Senator Will
liam Alden Smith, Truman H. New
berry, assistant secretary of the navy,
and other prominent NIichiganders in
official life are expected over from
Washington to give added brilliance
to the gathering. A prominent feat
ure Of the programme is to be an ad-
dress upon "The North and South" by
Hon. Charles H. Moore, formerly Of
the bench Of the State Virginia and
vice-governor of "The Virginians"
now of New York city. A number of
other persons of wide prominence will
also address the gathering.