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Charges Dismissed.

Justice sweeney dismissed the
charges against Weyman and ordered
his release from custody. He stands
today fully exonerated of the terri
BILE charge made against him by the
woman. This termination of the case
was not in the least unexpected.
Nearly every person acquainted with
the circumstances surrounding the
alleged assault and knowing any
thing Of the character of the woman
bringing the charges, believed that
weyman was absolutely innocent Of
the charge made against him.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

prove an excellent advertisement for
the valley.
Secretary Aupperle of the Cham
Der of Commerce today prepared for
shipment FIVE boxes of apples AMI
pears. donated from the exhibits at
the fair. and these are to be sent to
Springfield, ILL.,. there to be turned
over to Prof. Brandenburg. who has
charge of the Colorado exhibit car
which is making the rounds of the
state and big county fairs in the
east.
All of this fruit is of the very I'm
eat quality and as beautiful as 1t
can be.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
FEDERAL AGENT
TO HAVE CHARGE
(specIaI TO The sentIneD

Denver, Sept. 28.-Ihe moVement
of the cattle and sheep within Colo
RADIO and two other states VIII be
under the supervision and inspection
of the federal government agents.
This agreement which Will take
effect Immediately. was reached yes
terday afternoon by the state board
of stock inspection III conference with
DR.. Clark, chief government inspec-
tor in Colorado; DR.. H. Bufman'
government inspector Of the Denver
Union stock yards; Col. VIM. II
skinner. president Of the Denver un-
ion stock yards, and w. A. Johnson
representing the commission men
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
OTTO BARTON TO MARRY.

Invitations have been received In
this city by many old-tlme friends of
the coming marriage of Otto Barton,
n former well known young man and
resident. now residing in Glenwood
Springs, to Miss Nellie May Hill,
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. Orrln l..
Hill of 1895 West Sixth avenue. To-
peka, Kans. Mr.. Otto Barton was
member of the young social set
that grew up in this city about iel.
years ago, and was one OF Its most
popular and well-liked members.
The many friends OF the young
man in this city will hear with pleas
ure of his approaching nuptials.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
BRYAN WILL
CELEBRATE MUCH
(speciaI to The sentinel. !

Lincoln. Neb., Sept. 2S.-Mr. and
Mrs. william Jennings Bryan Will
celebrate the twentieth anniversary
of their arrival in Lincoln, also their
twenty-third anniversary of marriage
Tuesday, October I, by entertaining
at their home here, Fall View" a
number of old-time friends and
ncighbors, which will also include
the celebration of the birthdays of
their daughter, Mrs. Ruth Bryan Lea
witt. and their grandson, Bryan Lea
Witt; also their daughters fifth we'd
ding anniversary.
There will be about two hundred
guests present.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
Woman Won't Appear.

This morning Weyman was ar
,a,qned for preliminary hearing be-
lore Justice ]. P. sweeney. He en-
tered a plea of not guilty. Mrs. Rus
sell nor any other witness failed TO
appear against Weyman. The wom-
an had absolutely paid no attention
10 me summons to appear and make
her charge against Weyman in court
and produce her evidence. Weyman
was ready for trial. There was no
body to appear against him. The
woman had, by her absence from the
court and her refusal to confer with
Deputy District Attorney Fry, virtu-
ally admitted that her charges
against WeymaE we're groundless and
unjust.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

operator, whose dismissal from the
railway service may cause a general
strike of the railway telegraphers.
Is still at his home here. but may re-
turn to Denver tomorrow.
1t was thought yesterday that the
demand for Skeggs' Reinstatement
would be made before last night, but
the fact that the executive board of
the o. Il. Il. were not able to get the
demand in shape necessitated the de
lay.
In favor of the demand for Skeggs'
reinstatement.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

This radical action in the face of
the knowledge of the fact that the
national executive board disapproves
the move of the New York union
which demanded that the brokerage
offices and the leased wire mel be
called out.
Up to noon today none of the
members OF the Denver & Rio Grande
grievance committees have arrived in
Denver. and It may be the middle of
next week before any action can be
taken.
r. II. Skeggs, the Grand Junction
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NEGRO MURDERER
UNDER ARREST
lsnecinI ln The sentIpel.l

Chicago. Sept. 2s.-Richard Wal,
ton. colored was yesterday arrested
in Springfield and brought back TO
Chicago to await trial.
walton is charged with the mur-
der of Mrs. Lillian w. Grant in her
room last week, aud when arrested
confessed to his guilt to the police
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
AUTO DEMON
CLAIMS TWO
,SneciaI to The Sentinel. }

New York, Sept 28.-L. W sIne,I
ger the driver of the car and l.
Johnson. a spectator. were both bad
" and perhaps fatally injured when
a car left the track and went through
a fence yesterday morning In the "a
bour automobile race being held at
Morris Park.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

General Manager A. C. Rldgeway
and Vice President C. II. Schlacks of
the Rio Grande system, left the city
last night on their special train for
Helper. Utah. after spending the af-
ternoon in the city. There were sew
eral other railway officials in the par
ty
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b. A. SMITH TO TAKE
DISPLAY TO KANSAS CITY
Fine Fruit on Display ut Fair to be
sent to All Parts of the Fast.

Under the auspices of the Cham
ber of Commerce and the Grand
Junction Real Estate exchange. B. A.
Smith, the well known fruit grower.
will take fifteen boxes of the finest
fruit displayed at the Mesa County
fair to Kansas City next week to be
put on exhibition at the Interstate
fair to be held in that city. Mr.
Smith will also take the fruit to sew
eral other points before returning
home. He will also be armed with
large amount of literature about
Grand Junction and the Grand val
ley. This movement is certain to
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
JIM HARRIS is
BADLY INJURED

Last night James Harris. the we'll
known colored jaLitor at the coun-
ty court house, had a horse to fall
on him while he was out riding
Harris right ankle was broken and
he will be confined to his home for
several weeks. DR.. Thadd Parker
reduced the fracture and reports the
injured man getting along as well as
could be expected.
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THE SENTINEL'S WAY.

! In its customary manner The
\ Sentinel has. during the past Z
J week. covered the attractions OF Z
J the great fair most fully.
\ Each days races, with the ex-
J ceptlon of the day half holi-
y day was taken by the office
y force. appeared in The Senti-
mel the day that they occurred. |
J The most comprehensive and ex-
y tensive write-up of the fruit III
J the exhibition hall was made the
y first day of the opening and ev-
y cry other feature and minor de-
y tail OF the fair was given.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
SPECIAL WARNING.

Pay no money to the impostors
who are soliciting magazine sub
scriptions throughout the state as
agents OF this Arm. We employ no
agents or solicitors.
THE DENVER DRY GOODS CO.
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BIG CYANIDE
PLANT ROBBED
Especial to The sentinel.)

Butte, Mont, Sept. 2S.-Bandits
at Cortuna, in the northern part OF
Montana. looted the cyanide plant
of the Ruby Gulch Mining company
of gold bullion to the amount OF
$4,000. and then escaped by craving
through a drain pipe about hali an
hour after the watchman made ms
round.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
CONSTIT u TION
APPROVED BY
PRES.
Especial to The Sentinel \


J Washington, Sept. 2S.-Pres-
! ident Roosevelt announced yes
J terday that he would approve Z
! the Oklahoma constitution. The I
! president said that he had exam
J ined the document with Attor-
! ney General Bonaparte and that I
! he felt that the question OF his 1
J approval ought not to be based /
J on his personal opinion of the l
J document, but upon whether It I
! came within the terms OF the
enabling act. His personal opin-
ion of the document. the prssi- 3
J dent laughingly said. was mot Z
tit for publication" The pro-
! mitigation of his approval viii
! be made later.
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HE LEAVES
WILL GIVE RECITAL

Phidela Rice of this city, the q
brilliant and gifted young dra- q
matte reader and impersonator. q
who has been rendered a posi- q
tion as teacher in the famous q
Leland Powers School OF Ora c
tory in Boston of which school Z
he is a graduate, has secured {
leave of absence for two weeks 6
and will not go to Boston until &
about October 10. q
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
Must Pay the Costs.

Judge sweeney taxed the costs of
the case against Mrs. Russell, and
unless she pays the costs she is liza
Bile to a jail sentence. If she had
no grounds for making the charges
and refuses to pay the costs she GER
tainly deserves the Jail sentence.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

Charles Cauble of Salem. Ind. a
well known resident of that section
of the Hoosler state, is In the city,
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Peugh. Mr.. Cauble is highly im-
pressed with this valley, and he
thought the Mesa County fair was
one OF the best he ever attended any
where.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
She Must Move.

1t is said that this morning Mrs
Russell was served with Lotice by
the agent for the property which
she occupies on North Sixth street to
vacate the residence by Monday or
else she will be elected The woman
desired to rmain in the house. but
the landlord positively refuses to lei
her have it any longer than Monday
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

P. H. Woods of Ardmore, 1. T.
who with Mrs. Woods have been the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter Walker during the summer. left
this morning for a sightseeing trip
to Salt Lake City. -
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
CHANGE THEIR NAME.

Today, by an order of County
Judge Walter S. Sullivan. julius LIP
schitz and the members of his fam
lily have their name changed to Lip
ton, at their request.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

1t is reported that j B. Dosier,
railway operator at Mack, Colo. has
shared the same fate that befell his
predecessor, Frank Schaum. He has
been removed from the service by
the railway management for refus-
ing to handle Western business. II
is said that his Reinstatement WI
also be demanded by the Order Of
Railway Telegraphers.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

This afternoon the Grand Junction
High School and Indian School foot
ball teams are contesting, against
each other at the Indian school
grounds. and a large crowd of friends
are watching the game.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
THE CASE
DISMISSED
Fvorv Indication That George Weyman,
Colorado zl.st:; ssr:.l, Assaulting Little Girl,
Was Innouen. A of Malicious
prosecution--The Mother Refuses to
Appear at Trial or TO Consult an At
torney---A Change of Public Senti-
ent...Woman Told to VaCate House.

BEYOND DOUBT ONE OF THE MOST MALICIOUS PRosECU-
rNrR ARTED PERSON IN THIS SECTION OF
IlUN on mo PURPOSE OF BLACKMAILING AND
gIsr or AIDING MAN,
lNU I1i II- AGAINST GEORGE WEYMAN,
I'm, Sny OF w E. WEYNIAN, ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN FRUIT
ln6 THE COUNTRY, BY MRS. MARY
IIsys RTsSEII WHO CLAIMED THAT WEYMAN, ON LAST
I,,p3nay ASSAULTED HER LITTLE FOUR
N
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

a hard chase at Grand Junction, was
brought before Judge Hanes Monday
Oh the charge of embezzlement. He
was found guilty and sent to the
state reformatory at Buena Vista for
a term not less than six months nor
more than ten years, the length of
the term being regulated by his good
oehavior.-Montrose Enterprise.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

er at any time did she give any nat
ural evidences of being injured or
i'll.
1t is rumored that the statement of
the first physician who examined the
child, almost a stranger in the city,
is not to be given much credence
1t is said he has ho license to prac-
tice.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
TAFT LANDS
IN FAIR JAPAN
Especial to The sentinel.)

J Yokohama, japan. Sept. 2S.
Secretary Taft and party arrived
\ this morning aboard the steamer
Minnesota. The Japanese gave
him a great ovation on his ar
rival in their country.
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CHADWICK
Is VERY ILL
Especial TO The sentinel) }

Columbus. o, Sept. zo.-MIs' OH5
sle Chadwick. who is doing time In
the ohio penhentiary for her part In
wrecking the Overland bank Is ser
iously Ill.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

CRITICAL
Every Effort Being Made to Have the
Public Take Hand in the Telegra-
piers Strike---Calling Out of Brokers
Men and Leased Wire Men Again
Demanded----The Skeggs Affair
Leading Topic.

DENVER, 2s.-THE SITUATION IN THE TELEGRAPH
REACHED CRITICAL STAGE
BEST WIN STRIKE
HAND
DEMAND NATIONAL
OFFICERS ORDER OUT THE OPERATORS IN THE
BROKERAGE LEASED
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

And this is the day after the coun-
ty fair, and everybody is now pre-
pairing to get down TO regular bus
ness again.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

Robt. Wood. the young man VINO
embezzled SS2.50 belonging TO an
employe at the tunnel some time ago
and who was caught last week atter
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28
YOUTH MUST
SERVE HIS
TERM
Especial to The sentlneI.)

a Delta. Colo, Sept. 2S-Judge G
a Shackleford has denied the mo-
X tion for a new trial to James 9
a Workman, convicted last week Q
a of the attempt to kill Eta Ba- 9
a yer, aged IT. with whom he had Q
a become infatuated, and who re- 9
a fused his attentions. g
a The Judge sentenced Work G
a man to from four to FIVE years q
4. in the penitentiary. g
< a q q q O @ O O O @ O O Q
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For fresh bread. delicious pies.
fine fruitB. fancy ard staple gro
ceries. good service and courteous
treatment go to The Progress Gro
Gerry and Bakery.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

Father Ley, who was to haze de-
llvered lecture at st. Joseph's Cath
Ollie church last night. postponed his
lecture until tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

DON'T PAY UP

DENVER, SEPT. 2S-WHILE THE COLLECTION OF THE
FROM CORPOR ATIONS IN COLORADO AGGREGATES
YEAR THIRTY-FIVE OF THE CORPORATIONS
Among
corpora now pa on
of
passeda at the las
Secretary of State n den
general Will
against them.
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Special rates to Aspen, account OF
the Tri-County fair. Round trip 81.
via Colorado Midland. October /, 2,
3 and (.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

For Home and Honor" will be
the play at the opera house this ev-
ening by the Kemptcn Komedy Kom-
pany.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

Call US up when you want PLUMP
er in a hurry. J. E. Mckenzie. rhone
black 743.
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14-quarr dish pan. 4sc. and 1oc
store. s-.l...
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HE WAS A
BIG DEMOCRAT

'ufs' Ind, Sept. 2s.-vlce
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water pals Sac. and loo store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

( inn nn q o AAAaa.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

R. H. skeggs, the Grand Junction
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-28

( anAnnA q o o I
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-01

hold special business meetings on
the second Tussday evening Of each
month. sge'itS
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-01

One of the most auspicious social
events of the Halloween season was
the reception and ball given under
the auspices of Marion Lodge Of
Elks at the Huber hall last even-
ing. The occasion marked the open
ing event of the Elks' annual So
ciai festivities.
The guests, numbering about
forty couples assembled at 8
o 'clock and an informal reception
continued until $50 after which
dancing was enjoyed until the
wee small hours put in their ap-
pearance. During an intermission
in dances an elegant luncheon was
served. Cider punch was on tap
all evening, being served from n
keg which was artistically mount
ed on jack-o-lanterns and corn
husks.
The halls had been decorated for
the occasion, corn, pumpkins, fod-
der and various other fall pro-
ducts were used in profusion with
very pretty effects. The orchestra
which was composed Of five pieces
and led by Miss Nina Felkner. was
screened behind a bank composed
of fodder and pumpkin vines.
The great success of the affair
can really be credited to the social
committee in charge which was
composed of Messrs. Albert Howe,
Charles Mason and Frank Stoll.
The guest list follows. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Krause, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wideman, Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Nc.
Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Olds
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Young, Mr.
and Mrs. s. C. Kleinmaier. Mr..
and Mrs. U. b. Kearse. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. $. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs
c. L. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w
Haberman. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Stark. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chen
ey, Mr.. and Mss. Charles e Hess
sir. and Mrs. William Sanders
Mr.. and Mrs. John Key, Mr.. an,
and Mrs. 8. G.. Kleinmaier, Mr.
Mrs. Ed. Staiger. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles, Gompf, Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Walters, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-01

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SCHULTZ HOME
WAS The SCENE
Of a Very Delightful Halo
ween Party.
Forty Guests Entertained by Misses
Hazel Schultz and Marie Wslch
Of Moral.

Misses Hazel Schultz and Marie
Welsh of Moral entertained about
forty Of their friends at the home
of the former last Wednesday ev-
ening at Halloween party.
The home was appropriately dec
Grated with crepe paper and Jack
o-lanterns, the color scheme being
black and old gold, the class colors
OF the two hostesses.
The guests were shown TO the
second landing by a ghost where
they were confronted by another
ghost who pointed to them their
destination. After greeting the
hostesses the guests were amused
by the usual Halloween diversions.
One Of the principal features
was guessing contest, the prize
being won by Miss Elma Brooks.
Another pleasing feature was a
threading contest, this prize being
rewarded to Ray farmhouse. Each
guest was given slip Of paper
with a part of familiar song
written on 1t and by matching
these, partners were secured for
supper. The hostess led the way to
the dining room where a two
course luncheon was served.
Those present we're: Misses Vera
Beck, Dale Hartman, Audrey Bo-
lander, Bertha Kern, Cleo Walter
house, Edna Riley, Ethel Jolley'
Roma Welsh. Hattie Moore. Marie
Z Stevens, Pearl Grim, Arah Lama,
Messrs. Bert Pason, Bert Grim, Carl
KEN, Edgar Moore, Alonzo Owings,
Edward Giles. Alexander Giles, Em-
met Smith, Thomas Lochren, Ray
Barnthouse. Harold Schultz, and
Dwight Stouffer of Moral; Elma
Brooks. Mabel Rowe, Oda Brooks,
Gladys Mapes, Miss Shaw, Harold
Brooks, Ray Reamsnyder, Ralph
Mapes of Kirkpatrick and Kathryn
Sweeney, Floyd Welsh, and Pearl
Rowe of Marion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-01
HALLOWEEN PARTIES
GIVEN At PROSPECT
Embroidery Club Meets at
the Curtis Residence.
Enjoyable "Dress Up" Party Held
at Home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T 3. Drake.

Mr.. and Mrs. IT. e. Drake de-
lightfully entertained company
of about forty friends at a "dress
upn party at their home in Pros
pect Thursday evening. The guests
we're masked and costumes of clev-
er variety and designs and prize
was awarded the person wearing
the most completes mask. The even
ing was spent at music. games and
various sports characteristic Of
Halloween. A delicious luncheon
was a concluding feature.
Miss Cleo Roberts nicely enter
tained small company Of friends
at her home on North Prospect
street. Prospect, Thursday evening.
The guests assembled at 8 O'Clock
and the hours until IL were pass
nd at music and various diversions.
Elegant refreshments were served.
ra .
Mr.. and Mrs. Edvs~d Curtis of
two miles south Of Prospect enter
tained the members Of the Pros
pect Embroidery club together
with the members husbands, Thurs
day evening. The company of
guests numbered about forty and
very delightful social function re-
suited. Games. music and elegant
refreshments were notable fea-
lures. s..,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-01

n,t,nsiy observed Halloween last
night by holding social in its club
"um u IN the Association building
ro.iowing an elaborate dinner which
was served at s O'clock, business
session was held. The club re-
o,sanized for the winter season by
e'ectlng the following officers.
nen'amin Grills, president; Rodney
1ume, Vice president; Percy Spencer
secretary; Donald Bell. treasurer
George kleinmsier bunco man. The
cinb determined to meet for literary
discussion every two weeks and to
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-01
SURPRISE PARTY
Given In Heaor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Klinefelter.

A company Of about fifty mem
bers OF the SUNDAY scnool OF
Canaan Evangelical church, six
miles south Of the city, perpetrat-
ed very pleasant surprise on
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Klinefelter
at their home on the Richland
pike Thursday evening. The people
assembled unexpectedly at their
home about s O'Clock and remind
ed them that 1t was Halloween.
The evening was pleasantly pass
ed at games and various social d.
versions. The Sunday school orches-
ira was present and rendered a
number Of selections. An, elegant
luncheon was served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-01
Apples on Track.

Messrs. William & Everett have
another car of Pennsylvania apples
on the side track of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. Call at the car and
see them. 11-1-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-01

H. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
stoll, Misses Cleo sweeney, Florence
Foster, Rosetta Knapp, vada Field,
Meta Marx. Glen Mouser, Fleta
Thomas, Olio Carbaugh, Selma
Marx, Bertha Probst, Alice Bloom,
Mayme Enlish, Minnie Rayl, Messrs
George w. Carter. Ernest l.. Owen
Albert Howe, Harry Elliott, Char.
les w. Mason, I. I. MARX, G. H.
Foster, J. NJ. Brigel. Carl H,
Bait. Fred B. Scherff, Fred Stem.
gel. Frank V. Stoll, Frank Stanley,
g. L. Long, Charles Mouser, A. ].
Ferry. %
Those from out of town Dr. and
Mrs. j. j. Martin Of Bucyrus; Miss
Henrietta Swegman of Pomeroy
and Mr.. M. Davis of Rochester,
New York.
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HALLOWEEN Is OBSERVED
in SOCIAL AND CLUB CIRCLES

Marion Lodge Of Elks Entertans With Reception and
Bald. A. E. Fraternity Holds Dance at Tally Wag
Hall--Haloween Socal-Mrs. Charles Neatly Surprsed
by Members Of A. ]. U. Misses Rogers and Meredith
Entertain With "Dress up" Party-Embroidery Club
Meets With Mrs George B. Christian j. az Hostess.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-01
foose Votes

A special meeting of Marion
Commandery. Knights Templar
was held in the Masonic temple
last evening for the purpose of
conferring the Temple and Malta
degrees upon two candidates from
Delaware. The Delaware delegation
with its two candidates arrived in
the city on special interurban
car shortly before z O'Clock and
returned on the regular 10 O'Clock
car. At the conclusion Of the de-
gree work smoker and social
hour was enjoyed.
| Members Of all the local lodges
of Odd Fellows went to Springfield
Thursday to attend the dedication
of the new extension Of the Odd
Fellows Home Grand master John
L. Sullivan Of st. Marys was the
principal speaker and Philip B.
Houk also gave an address. The
local delegations were royalty en-.
tertained. Over fifty Marion lodge
| lOhu0ru iOiS o8Ity luuIbOhy IuOTu-
Ing and after enjoying the exer.
cises Of the day returned home late
last evening. t ssi'@y,i
The Drnids met Thursday even
ing and after the usual business O.
the lodge was considered the mem
bers proceeded TO elect officers
The installation Of the newl,
elected officersr will take place a
the next regular meeting.
| The following ofYicers were elect
ed: Charles Riger, regent: viii
lam Kern, vice regent Henr,
Bauer. inner guard; Henry Ebert
guide &&Es
| The Uniformed Rank, knights O
Pythias, met last night and engag
ed in drill during the early par
of the evening after which a SO
cial and smoker were enjoyed.
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