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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
THE MAYOR FEARED TROUBLE,
Warned Captain Of Vessel He
Would be Unable to Guaran-
tee a Safe Landing.
White Labor Unions Serve Notice on
Employees of Orlentals 10 Replace
Them With White Labor.

Ottawa, Ont, Sept. 12.--Advices from
Vancouver state that the mayor OF
Vancouver has warned the captain Of
the steamer Monteagle, which has on
board ia japanese. 149 Chinese and 94l
Hindus. destined for this port. that he
would be unable TO guarantee a safe
landing here. because the unioni3ts
have expressed their determination to
resist the immigration Of any more
Aslatic laborers.
The steamship authorities feared to
assume the risk and the vessel has been
turned back tn Victoria. where the
Asiatics win be landed
WITH vANCOUvER's COMPll-
MENTS
on board the Monteagle were hun
drcds OF Chinese, Japanese and hlulus.
The Hindus formed the greatest part
of the human cargo and the plan 10
shin them to Ottowa with the compile
ments OF Vancouver, Is an OUTCOME oI
the recent oriental disturbances.
The steamship company, fearing tIou-
Bile. landed nearly all Of the japanese
at Victoria. Al Vancouver. the dock
was roped of for two blocks and hcaEl,
Iv guarded by company employees anu
police. Last night an attempt was
UlAlN W lNAAA AAAN m
menSe crowd had gathered ana the ON
Gals were afraid 10 let the Hindu7 rae
The crowd alone. They were returned
to the ship. with the announc men,
that they would stay there until TO-DAY.
The White labor unions yesletoay
served 80 days notice on employer
of oriental. to replace foreigners wllh
white 10 Dor. A refusal IL 10 be met
with strikes and boycotts.
OUTRAGE BY CHINAMEN'
Vancouver is reported as being COM
paratvely quiet. but an outrage ny
two Cinnamon yesterday has again IN
famed the people, The mongolahs
while passing along one OF the mann
streets. saw a white baby sitting on "a
door step. They snatched u up ana
threw IL into the middle Of the street:
which was busy with traffic IL teh
among the horses feet and narrowly
ESCAPED death. Beyond being bruised
IL was not much the worse.
An angry crowd started in pursuit
The Chinese had a good start and es-
caped. The fact that no arrests nave
been made has not tended TO allay the
temper Of the people.
The city council prohibited a wrest-
ling match which was 60 have taken
place tonight. between % white man
and a Japanese The entire japanese
colony had bought tickets for the
encounter and trouble was threatened
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
NEPHEW on o. P. MILLER.
PUMPKIN PIE FEAST.
LongmOnt, Colo, Is Celebrating It's
Great Annual Festival.

Longmont. Colo. Sept. 12.-Longmont
TODAY celebrated its annual festival
known as pumpkin pie day, with a
large crowd OF visitors from various
parts OF the state. Hundreds OF pump
kin pies, like mother used 10 make.
were prepared for the feast by the
housewives Of the city and distributed
free among the visitors. Fruit OF AN
kinds. sandwiches and other delicacles
were also provided but the pies We're
the feature OF the bill OF fare. An I'M
dustrial parade was held In the morn
ing. preceding the feast and "a horse
show VIII be- held tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
FRENCH DESCEND ON
M00RS AND SCATTER THEM

casa BlauCl. Wednesday sept 1.-The
alllod Franco spanish army today made
q sudden ana hucoeaaful move 90 Iad
dert. whore thc MoorT were mafacd m
ir0yod hy Commandments and tha oncmy
WAS PUT to Tight leaving many dead OBJ
tho leld. Tho French lost one man killed
and Ala wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
AMERICAN COOKING.
Crown Princess Cecilia Of Germany
sends Her Chef 10 study It.

New York. sept t2-AmcriCan cooking
Is held Boz such high esteem hy the Crown
Princess Cecilia Of Germany that she
has sent here her chef. Albert Neumann,
Oh study its mysteries Neumann began
DIS observations today az the Hotel 81
Regis.
Ilts and cakes. according to the man
uer OF tho United states. viii receive
special attention from this expert. and
he has also heard that buckWhcat and
wheat cakes are appcuzinE breakfast
dishes Above am. this wizard ~ the
saucepan wishes 10 inform himself thor
oughly on all tho American methods OF
preparing oysters and clans.
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TECH. EXPEDITION RETURNS.


ef.tuC. Wush Sept. i2-Thc tochnol-
dr.. data Boo Che western Aleuuau Ia-
Ind. bal DO MnHHurhusftts institute "a
Trrnrolrry. and which sailed nom SCAT
tIe ou May 0 last on the Seton scho0n-
rr INdia. returned today and Prof r.
A Jaeger. leader ~ the expedition Says
~ rcsults secured are ~ great value.
nTfe WORK ~ tn0 party" said Prof
Jsgrer. "consisiod ID che exploration of
Fu 20 tho islands NJ The Alouuan chain
nom Iuimak Pass 10 Atkha."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
BERLIN JACK THE RIPPER.
MAKES HIS ESCAPE,

Berlin. sept I1-An insane man named
roIsk arrested Ou suspicion that ne
,gas the ripper who murdered several
- ot.arystiou ward OF tho prison hos-
p'taL M Be- feared hs viii pe.petral'
IrUsh crimes
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NnW JERsEY TIREMTN.

Wildwood n. D.. sept. AZ 1.-The New
Jersey state Firemcn's association. ono
Of the oldest organizations OF IRE light
session this morning az the ocean Pier.
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DISCOUNT RATE UNCLAIMED.

London Sept 12.--Tho rate 0f dis
count of tho Bank of England re-
inclined unchanged today al 81 per
cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
"AFFINlTY EARLE.

People Of Village of Monroe Iurl Mis-
siles at Him.
New York, Sept l2-Fordinand Pin
nev Earle, Of affinity fame has re-
turned To New York he had a brief
encounter with the villagers ~ Monroe,
where his home is located. when about
10 board a train for This city last even
ing. Several missiles were thrown az him,
but tho artist ESCAPED injury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
W0oDMEN OF AMERICA.
Those of Kentucky, Illinois and Mis-
souri, Holding Reunion at I4aducah.

Paducah, Ky. Sept. 12-Modern
Woodmen OF America or Kentucky, nit
nois and Missouri are holding a big re-
union here today for the purpose OF
completing an interstate organization.
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Of water into the mains IN the
downtown section. The pressure could
be brought up TO $50 pounds, as was
done az the time OF the Atlas block
FIRE whom the pressure In the business
section was no higher than Il is now"
PLENTY AT NIGHT
As an Illustration OF how much water
Is wasted during the day and OF how
easily the tallest buildings I'm Salt Lake
could have heavy pressure at all times,
Il might he mentioned that the Temple
ton building was flooded last night
after the water hogs had gone TO bed.
During the day the storage tank was
empty and when the man In charee
left the roof he forgot 70 shut OF the
supply tap. with the chain on the
supply relieved in the residence sec-
lions the pressure In the down town
district rose rapidly The empty tank
on the Templeton building filled and
with the tap open things started 20 Do
doing Al s O'clock this morning some
one made the startling discovery tue
building was being flooded Word was
sent into the watermasters office.
MUCH DAMAGE DONE.
Aid was called for and the greatest
CONSERVATION must have reigned at
the tall building II the voice might be
taken 10 indicate anything. The feed
pipe "a a onc-lnch affair and With a
pressure of 10 pounds, which prevailed
last night, would give a flow Of 262ia
gallons per hour. The tap had been
running since 80 o'clock the night be-
fore and this would give seven hours
OF flow, or 1871 gallons that went
helter skelter over the sides Of the
tank. n an went through a motor
too The damage done by the water
TO the ceilings and wallis and carpets
was crcat Another sad feature VIII
De the cost OF the water al metm
rates.
PLAYING POLITICS.
Apparently the officials. however. are
playing politics and A. is on the cards
that one OF the first American" blasts
20 be- heard viii be- one on the splendid
water supply this summer and how un-
dor the progressive administration
there De- water enough f1r an and o.
was not necessary t0 call OF the sprink-
ing of lawns. as was eXpedieut during
previous administrations, owing 90 dry
ecasunH.
Incidentally ID is up 20 the present
administration 40 take the responsible
itv of the heavy rains ana snow that
marked last winter and spring making
n possible to Increase the water sup
ply.
hope and expect immediate relief N
this Is not effected the coming cam
poien viii probably 80 panners Ia
aorlhod 1--WE gave You water Tor your
lawns lots 81 A. Vote for u.s.
This uoNllgelfc appears 90 De- play
Tor mo waiei hogs vote az the lco-
lardy 81 ine property owner down
toNn
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r,e stores are fun Of charm TO the
shoppcr these days--and the store
ads reflect the fact Enthusiastically.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
- NAIsE pnEssnRE.

Ifrofs lnaolutely no more danger
|Oty d. N llr business section on Tho
|oiher lllne than there a. az any
sr. should b. made upon tho VA
Ai 0mumcnt. no auppiy could
he u tho business section nt
lens N' Qi no other sva-
throwing their supply
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12

Some OF the real estate advertised I'm
these columns today win have now
OWNERS tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12

Of water into the mains IN the
downtown section. The pressure could
be brought up TO $50 pounds. as was
done az the time OF the Atlas block
fire. whom the pressure in the business
section was no higher than Il is now"
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
NogIGgEaTo WHOM IT MAY CON-

that at duly and regularly called special
meeting Of the stockholders of The Col
orado- Wyoming Telephone Company held
At Its Office in the City of Cheyenne, State
Of Wyoming, on the l4th day Of Septem-
her, A. D. 1907, it was decided by the
st9ckhclders 81 said Cooperation 70 dis.
solve the same, and for that purpose the
following resolution was regularly intro
duced and carried, more than two-thirds
of the entire stock OF said corporation
Voting ip favor OF the same, to-wit:
WHEREAS 1t Is to the best interests of
The Colorado-Wyomin9 Telephone Com
pany and its stockholders that said Com
pany be dissolved and its affairs wound
Nov THEREFoRE BE IT RE-
SOLVED that said The Colorado Wyo-
ming Telephone Company shall be dis
.SR 8R 7 II PrfFs951sfRifEi F9RraER snf RESOLVED tina.
the proper officers OF this Company be.
and they hereby are, authorized. Instruct
cd and empowered to publish and file
Rroper notices Of such dissolution and
law to wind up the affairs OF this Com.
D4ny and dissolve the same.
F' q. WILLIAas.F All; FseeEa; sseresaT;y. PRESIDENT
First publication in Greeley Tribune
bept. 10, 'O7: last publication Oct. "a. 'O7.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
WYATT

Roy Blandin, who has been III, Is
now better.
Mr.. and Mrs. C II. Thomas at
tended the football game at Greeley
Saturday.
Mrs. J. f. Mcintyre of Ault was
the guest of Mrs. S. johnson one day
last week.
Miss Nemma Williams, who has
been attending the Eaton high
school, is home i'll from an attack OF
typhoid fever.
There are two Japanese laborers
i'll from typhoid fever on one OF the
Wyatt ranches. They have a nurse
caring for them.
A delightful social was recently
held at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Bayes. The treasury of the Sunday
school having no need of more funds
at present there were no charges at
this social, the neighbors meeting
and spending pleasant evening In
social conversation. Dainty refresh
ments were served and all report
fine time.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
FAIRPLAY

A. Nichols is feeding over 1000
sheep that ate doing we'll.
Miss Ethel Bailey Of Denver Is a
guest at the Taggert home.
Mrs. W. Hall of Severance visited
Mrs. Albert Nichols Thursday.
Messrs. j. Rienks and c. Weber
returned the first OF the week from q
trip to the mountains.
Guy and Otis Carleton have re,
turned from Chugwater, Wyo.,
where they spent the summer.
Miss Pearl Hall and Miss Laura
Rienks returned Sunday to their
school work at Greeley, after spend
ing Saturday with their parents.
Albert Nichols received word
Sunday that his father. G. w. Mich
OILS, of Morrill,, Neb who recently
suffered from stroke of paralysis,
was recovering to certain extent
and was quite cheerful.
A. B. Carpenter made business
trip to Hillsboro Thursday on his
motor cycle, returning Friday. Mr..
Carpenter reports beets in that Vi
cinfty yielding we'll and the farmers
are not restricted in delivering as
they are here.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF an Execution and Fee
Bill issued out OF the Clerks office OF the
District Court Of City and County OF DEN
yer and State OF Colorado. and to me di-
rected, whereby am commanded to make
the sum OF Two Hundred Ninety-two and
34-l0O Dollars, t$292.S4) and costs of suit,
the amount OF a certain judgment recent
ly obtained against H. e. Bennett and
Mrs. A. NJ. Bennett in favor of The Platt-
ner Implement Company out of the lands,
tenements, goods and chattelS OF the said
II. Il. Bennett and Mrs. A. NJ. Bennett,
have levied on the following property,
to-wit:
Lots numbered Nine, Ten. Eleven and
Twelve 70, 10, IL and 12) in Block Thir-
teen. 13l of the town of Fort Luptou,
Weld County. Colorado, according to a
recorded plat thereof now on file in the
Office OF the County Clerk and Recorder
Of said Weld County. Colorado.
n@and @an.i. shall s1poss iSs sais; 4 Pu6!is
# the above named defendant, Mrs, A.
N. Bennett, In and to the above des.
crtbed property, on Saturday. the 18th
day, OF October, 1907, at IL O'Clock A. M,
at the front East door Of the Court House
in Greeley, Weld County, Colorado.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado, this 26th
day OF September, 1907.
B. H. FLORANCE,
Sheriff OF Weld County.
Bicksler, Bennett & Nye, Attorneys.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
Sept. %, 'O7: last publication Oct. II, OF
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
NUN

Miss Pettyjohn made business
trip to Denver Monday.
Charles Eastlack of Kansas is the
guest of his brother, F. NJ. Eastlack
this week.
Miss Ward Of Fort Collins visited
over Sunday with her brother, Earl
Ward, north Of Num-.
Albert Eastlack has been SUFFERING
with a case of blood poisoning in his
hand. But at this writing is out Of
danger.
William Edison, secretary of the
school board. and Miss Albee, teach.
or. vent to Greeley "Wednesday to
purchase books for the school.
3. Camplin of Fort Collins ,s
building a small house for Temporary
use on his lots recently purchased on
Logan avenue. He expects to begin
the erection of a store building soon
Mr.. Hall and family of Pueblo
have rented the Boyce cottage on the
east side. Mr.. Hall has bought a
farm several miles east of Num- and
expects to take up his residence on
that in the near future.
Mr.. Entwistle is putting m
building on the back of his lots to ba
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
EATON

Mrs. Chas. Gavin was a PASSENGER
for Denver Wednesday.
Mrs. Chris Montgomery visited
friends near Ault Friday.
R. NJ. Hutchinson is having !
large barn built ON his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hensley visited
relatives In Fort Collins last week. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Benschoten have
returned from a visit at Longno,,t,
Mesdames Yokem and Hutcbiunnn
we're guests of Greeley friends IT,.
day.
Norris Montgomery, who has nsen
very i'll from an attack of pnau.
monia, is now improving.
Mrs. Sadie Chambers and son -
Denver were guests of her sister
Mrs. J. E. Bennett, last week.
Miss Annie McCracken WHO 8h.s
been visiting her brother, has "a.
turned to her home at ColoreAo
Springs.
Mrs. scribner, who has been visit.
Ing her son, c. Dentry, has gona =
Pueblo for visit witt, friends ana
relatives.
.. =. Bennett, who was So un-
fortunate as to have his foo; So ye,.Iv
injured by spike, is doing as we'll
as pussible. ~
Miss Jessie Carter has po,a !,
Newcastle, Wyo,, where she h,s -.
cepted position as teacher ~
district school.
Drs. Bellrose and Candlin strana.a
the meeting of the county msas"s,
society and the banquet pi,an :.
Greeley last week. " -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Eatop go.
a turkey dinner at the home y, -.
ana Mrs. S. Miller THURSDAY n.
Immediate relatives were ,hs n
IT, 7. d. Turner, a potato deaIsr =,
ok,ahoma City, was here last v.sr
looking after the potato maj. We.
making arrangements to bana,o ~. ~.
snare OF the seasons product. "'s
Among the recent arri..
- aa.on 70. Is a little maiden at the ho.s =
y. banal. mr, ana Mrs. Carl Nelson and =
handsome boy that is being ra,, a"u
entertained at the home Of ", sy
Mrs. Ray Dickersop WI ana
Jane Nix received a r.,..,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.

sssss aesn9y E, eG'SEsso' of %stas sss
In the County Court, In Probate. ~,
N. Fashbaugh, New York. n. Y, Greet
WHEREAs, !, has been made to appear
to the County Court Of Weld ID, COMFY, ,ha ss,aid IN
the state Of So9rade thai hegr goa n@ and
iegatee under the will OF John Peter Fash.
resident Of Colorado.
NOW. THEREFORE,, in accordance
with the 81 the sd statMte bV rasr n Of
Court duly made and entered. you are
hereby notified. that an instrument oi
Testament s ntt Of III the said John Peter. Fash;
baugh, deceased. was presented to saio
tember. be rof A. ? B: 1907, BY Emily Fashbaqgh.
residing at Evans, in the State OF tSi
orado;. that the said decedent was, at the
time OF his decease, a resident ot Evans,
in the State OF Colorado: that the, said
decedent, according to the said alleged
in the words and figures following. to,wis;
FIRSTLY direct that my body pc ae,
Gently buried wih regard to my
secondly:-I direct that my, Executor
hereinafter named as soon as she has SUI,
expenses and the expense OF my last sick
ness, and the allowance made to my lam
lily. together with my Just debts, oi what'
Thirdiy:ei give and beaueath to my
son, William y. Fashbaugh, of New 1orS
City, New York, the sum OF One Hundred
Dollars t$1oo;;ool; ,.., .o INV
dauehter, Carrie E. Fashbaagh, OF Evans.
Colorado, the sum OF One Hundred Dol
lars ($l00.00l.
Fifthly:-I give and beqpeath to my son.
Frank B. Fashbaugh, the sum OF one
Sixthly:-I give and devise all OF the
real estate, of every name and nature
owned by me at the time of my death. to
my wife, Emily Fashbaugh.
Seventhly:-1 give and bequeath all the |
rest, residue and remainder Of my per
sonal estate, money. notes, bank ssfh aec9unt, H.
my said wife, Emily Fashbaugh.,
Lastly:-I hereby nominate and appoint |
my wife, Emily Fashbaugh of Evans, Weld |
County, Colorado, the executor OF this.
my last Will and Testament, without
bonds and hereby revoke all former wills
by me made.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to be
and appeaE before SAID C0nrt 1 At The He,s Ooun
Greeley, in the County of Weld, in the
State Of Colorado, on the 2sth day of Octo-
ber, A. ID. 1907, then and there to. attend
the hearing on the probate OF the said
alleged last will and testament OF the said
John Peter Fashbaueh. deceased and
by the said Court be required and ad-
'uiHN iN WITNESS WHEREOF, have here.
unto set my hand and affixed the seal Of
said Court at my office in Greeley, in said
County. this cath day OF September, A. d.
JOHN c. NIXON. ex off. Clerk.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
Sept 26: last Oct. II. 1907.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
PROPOSED ORDINANCE no.
EEEfhNtas EEfNa 81 III GRkFAiN RkkFFAAiRNsHf Hsf4EMErsaR EM saRAV-
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
GGGGVHNGGI1L GGH gil @ Of THE TIE CITY OF GREE

Section 1. That 9Th. 9th and 10th ave
nues from Goth street to 22nd street. and
10th, 21st IL and 22nd streets from eth ave;
improyed $ a apens petitionsd ns sreRy e ordsEeS
the same and surfacing the same with
Greyel to the depth Of four inches, and ali
thereof.
Section 2. Thst said portions Of streets
and avenues so TO be improved arc desig-
nated as "Street Improvement District
No. A." =, 4 -. Z -,
At Of said imrovement is Tor the abatSiHS
and adjacent lots. that the cost Of said in1-
lots and lands adjacent 70 or abuftinf up
ON the portions Of streets or avenues 30
improveq and the owners thereof. - By
hv and OIdin9pe No; le4. providea. That
the cost Of said improvements shall be
paid In the first instance b, City var.
and designsted Is .Street ImprosaMeIf
District No. Fund. and III mqneys de-
rived from said assessmenfs shall b used
TO redeem said warrants and for NO other
.Fassed and Adopted. signed approved
this. day Of October. A. d. 1907.
Attsst:.............. City CfefE.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17

used as factory for making cemeul
blocks aud brick. Mr.. Entw 18th
will manufacture his own cemenl
blocks for substantial store, build
ing and office rooms.
School opened Wednesday, witt ,
pupils enrolled. The new desks any
seats ordered some time ago haye no'
yet arrived. But the school toal,
has improvised seats and eli, ar do
ing nicely under the management O.
Miss Emma Albee Of Fort Cpilils
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson al,
daughter, Opal, aud Mfss EIte
East lack came over from Bertuou,
in an auto Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson were the guests OF heI
parents, MIR. and Mrs. W. p. lie
monds, while Miss Eastlsck visirel
at the home of her father, G 5
Eastlack.
There will be an entertatnmanl
given in the Presbyterian churr,
next Saturday evening. Oct. H.
under the auspices Of the ladies oi
the church. The program consist
ing of the representation ofshistort,
cal characters is entitled, "A Vision
of Fair Women. Everything is
free and all are cordially invited to
come out and have good time.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17

wound that win be apt to leave an
ugly scar on her cheek by dog bit
ing her. The wound was at once
attended and the little one is doing
nicely.
Mrs. George Montgomery enter
talned the Social Hours club at
the first meeting OF the season.
Four new members we're admitted,
Messrs. and Mesdames Theodore
Gates and G. J. Stockfieth.
Rev. and Mrs. j. f. Cofiman en-
tertained Mrs. Dwight Neill and
children, Mrs. R. B. Rugh and chill
dren aud Mrs. Edwin Starkey and
children of Greeley and Misses
Weaver and Vogeler at dinner Tues
day in honor of her guest, Miss Cora
Clelland. of Nebraska.
Mrs. e. Payne recently enter
tanned the members of her Sunday
school class at her home at the Bap-
list parsonage. Those present were
Nora Blowers, Ethel Babcock, Nellie
BENNETT, May Edwards, Cora Elem
ing, Lillian Kinds. Stella Hellyer,
Hattie Haythorne, Evelyn Jepson.
Ethel March, Martina Nix, Edith
Randall, Minnie Sharp, Clara
Weasel and Betty Widiner. vari-
Gus games were PLAYED after which
the hostess served Ice cream. cake,
candy and pop corn.
/ The meeting Of the Round Table
which was held ct the country home
lof Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Wilson was
we'll attended and five new members
were admitted to the club, Misses
Brooks, Coffman, Douell, Midget
and Lincoln. Among the topics dis
cnssed was the question rs 1t Wise
to Keep One Political Party In
Power for Number OF Consecutive
Years?" After various views on
the question we're expressed by the
members the hostess served refresh
ments Of cake and coffee. The next
meeting will be held Tuesday even
ing, Oct. %, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C.. Adams,
Miss Belle Wilson. assisted by
Mrs. T. K. Wilson, entertained the
missionary society Of the Congrega-
tfonal church at her home Wednes-
day afternoon, at which time an auc-
tion WAS held. Mrs. W. II. Robbins
suctioning of about 20 packages at
good prices. When the packages
were opened there was Displayed a
diversity Of articles from candy and
raisins to clothes pins and doilies.
Coffee, sandwiches and cake were
served At the Congregational
church 10 the evening an excellent
program was given by the society In
place of the weekly prayer meeting,
Mrs. Fred Weller acting as leader.