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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-27
ST. JOHNS NEWS

George Gerlach made a business trip
TO Chicago yesterday.
Henry Bischof from Chicago, trans
acted business here Tuesday.
Messrs. Peter Portz and JOS f. Ger
ZACH attended the auction of Nick Rohr-
man in Schererville.
Miss Annie Koerner from Scherer-
willie was a St. John visitor Tuesday.
The marriage of Miss Mary Maginot
and Joseph Klassen. both of st. John,
occurred here Tuesday in the Catholic
church at nine o'clock The bride was
prettily dressed in blue silk and car
ried a shower bouquet Of white carna-
tions. Miss Celeste Maginot acted as
maid of honor and Miss Margaret Klas-
sen was bridesmaid both wore blue
silk and carried carnations. The groom
was attended by Anton Klassen as best
man and by George Maginot as grooms-
man. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the bride where the immediate relatives
and friends of the couple had gathered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klassen will probably
make their home near St John
The st. John house. an old landmark
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DYER NEWS

B. Berg of Hammond stopped off
here a short time yesterday on his way
to KlaasvilIe, where he attended the
wedding OF a relative.
John schnlo of Hanover Center was
q Dyer business visitor yesterday.
John Miller. Jr. of ST John was here
on account of business matters.
c. Brants Of Hanover Prairie trans
acted business here Tuesday.
DR.. c. L. Fritts of Chicago Heights
was a Dyer business visitor yesterday
Mr.. Rock of Hammond. representing
the F. Miller Brewing Co. was here
Tuesday in the interest of the firms
business.
Mat Schultz is nursing a sprained
wrist at present which he got while
engaged at shredding corn lately
Reports as to the condition of a sister
of Mrs. Hillegonds who underwent an
operation at Chicago lately, are very
encouraging.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Miller and lady
friend of Hammond were Dyer visitors
Tuesday.
Henry Becker of Hanover Prairie was
AACAC yGobGA uoy pOSNIiS DlllS dHnOullC-
ing the sale of his personal property.
Miss Mamie Keilman returned to
Dyer yesterday from an extended stay
at Chicago.
Mike Bixeman of Hammond was here
yesterday on business.
NJ. Fagen made a business trip to
Schereville yesterday
A. j. Gerlach of Crown Point was
here yesterday in the interests of the
Aetna Life Insurance company, which
he represents.
Mrs. Mat Hfllbrich of near Scherer-
vile, spent yesterday with her daugn-
ter, Mrs. Tony Keilman of this place.
A photographer from near Chicago
was here yesterday taking photographs
of the pupils of our public school.
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CLARK STATION

Bert Buchanan visited his home in
Chicago over Sunday
L. Veterich returned after visiting
his parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Behn and daughter Miss E.
Behn, and friends, Miss Z. Keckeisen
and Lydia Luck transacted business
at Toleston.
Mrs. Conrad of Toleston visited with
friends and relatives here.
Miss Helen Scheurer's birthday an
niversary was we'll attended.
Miss E. Keckerson of Chicago visited
a few days with friends here.
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Lake county. is lying on the ground in
plies OF different material. torn down
and separated by workmen The old
building was removed from its original
OF different materials, torn down and
separated by workmen. The old build
Ing was removed from its original
foundation on the corner TO a near by
lot and a modern business house was
erected on its place by John Miller
Jr The old st. John house was very
much frequented long before a railroad
was built IN this part of Lake county
by the many stockmen from the more
southern part of the state, who brought
their stock in. drove through here
to Chicago The building stood on
prominent place and all the roads from
every direction led right up to it. It
changed proprietors several times. The
house was built by Henry and Bern
hard Schultz.
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Some person or persons who needed
the money. helped themselved to $50
al the ticket office of the New Electric
theatre.
This week will be one continuous
round of pleasure for the young folks
Dancing school tonight at Weilands'
hall and a swell invitation dance to-
morrow night.
Mesdames Hirsh and Leopold of Ham
mond were the guests of Mrs. I. Spector
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Hanley of Terre Haute.
arrived in East Chicago yesterday. She
will make her home here in the future.
There will be a Union Thanksgiving
service at the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow evening. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev Brown
of the Congregational church. The
choir will render special music. Every
body is welcome to attend.
Messrs. Harry Stuart and Arthur
keenan, We're Chicago visitors yes
terday.
The Tigers have scheduled a game
for Thanksgiving with the fast Rorers
of Chicago. This game ought to be the
best of the season, and a large crowd
is expected.
Mrs. Kinzie. president Of the State
Federation of Women's clubs, spoke to
the Woman's club at the home Of Mrs
A. T. Cox on North Magoun avenue,
yesterday Her subject was The Fed
Grafton and It's Work" It being guest
day large number of ladies were
present a delightful program was
rendered. after which a dainty lunch
con was served.
Mrs. James McKenna returned yes
terday to Corrington. KY, after short
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Kenna.
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Rev. Theodore Klaus of Hammond,
was a caller in several Hessvine homes
yesterday.
Mrs. Christ Prohl of Hammond is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mann.
Mrs. James vanes was a Chicago Wis
itor Monday.
Misses Strackman of Grasselli, were
Hessvine visitors yesterday.
A travelling photographer took sew
eral pictures of the Hessville school
yesterday.
F.F. Holly. E. Piper and Henry Mack
transacted business in Hammond yes
terday.
Miss Newell was the guest of Miss
Kaske in Munster, last evening.
Miss Lydia Hess, Mesdames Schay,
Kunow and Otto were Hammond shop
pers yesterday.
The Hessville school closed today for
the Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Newell viii be the guest of
Chicago friends for Thanksgiving.
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LOWELL NEWS

Amasa Edgerton left Tuesday for
Petersburg, Va, for a visit with his
sen. William, and to look after his
property interests.
Mrs. Ingles of Delphi is visiting her
daughter Mrs. H. II. Johnson and hus-
band.
Mrs. H. IL Clements. a former res
ident of Lowell but now Of Warren
Ill. is visiting relatives and friends
here.
DR.. and Mrs. c. E Eastman Of Benton
Harbor. Mich. are visiting their broth
ers. Perkin Turner and James Kelsey
Mrs. Grace Taylor was taken with
relapse yesterday and remains quite
seriously sick.
The Lowell football team will play
the Crown Point team Thanksgiving
Day at Crown Point.
A good many Of our people are ar
ranging to enjoy Thanksgiving out Of
town with friends
There will be union Thanksgiving
services at the Presbyterian church,
conducted by Rev. Drake
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WHITING NEWS

John PHrdy Of Spencerville, o., came
here yesterday morning to spend the
winter with his daughters. Mesdames
James Morrison and Ruth Violet
Several Of the teachers of the public
school went to their homes to spend
Thanksgiving.
Helen stowel of Sheridan avenue.
has a mild case Of scarlet fever.
Dr. G. II. Hoskins was in Gary yes
terday holding an inquest over man
who was killed BY the Lake Shore
train.
Ruth and Milton Collins are here
from Morocco. Ind, to spend Thanks
giving with their father. Clay Collins,
and grandmother Mrs. Johnson.
Messrs. George Collins. Fred Water
and James Burns have returned from
hunting trip to Morocco. Ind, and as
their reward brought home ninety
eight rabbits
Mrs. Beaumont Parks is recovering
from typhoid fever under the care Of
a trained nurse.
Messrs Robert w. G. and Arthur
Humphreys were called to Salem, Va,
by the death of their mother, whose
funeral was held yesterday.
Mildred Gillian. who has recently re
covered from typhoid fever has an
other attack of this dreaded malady.
The kindergarten held their annual
Thanksgiving party in the school at
10 o'clock this morning. A large num-
Der of parents were in attendance.
This evening and tomorrow evening
preliminary services. in preparation
next week are being held in the Metho-
dist church. Tomorrow evening Rev.
Israel Hatton of Indiana Harbor will
speak.
Harry Fordice, who was tried before
Judge Jones last night for assault and
battery on the person of Major Ham
mond, was fined SIS. The scene Of the
trouble, which was the Pennsylvania
crossing on One Hundred and Nine
teenth street, when Hammond who IS
a gateman. let Fordice, an expressman,
pass under the gates in front of
rapidly approaching train. it only being
by the narrowest margin that he and
John Briae who was also on his
wagon, escaped death.
Mrs. L. H Mattern of Oliver street,
Is on the sick list.
Louie Mattern went to South Chica-
go this morning to attend a kinder
garten party at the Phil Sheridan
school where her sister Helen. is ca
detting.
Watson OConnor, who was operated
on at the Mercy hospital in Chicago, is
now considered out of danger, the OPP
Grafton being entirely successful Mr..
O'Connor is here from Colorado, and
is a brother-in-law of Mrs. Carringer
of New York avenue. The doctors in
Colorado did not understand his case
and this is considered feather in the
cap of DR.. Murphy whose care he is
under.
Harry Sassman of Chicago, was ar
rested yesterday for peddling fish with
out a license. When arraigned before
Mayor Smith last night, Sassman pro-
duced license for Illinois. When
told that did not hold good IN In
diana, Sassman said he thought he was
in Hegewisch. This considered a good
excuse the mayor discharged the man,
putting this down among the numer-
Gus fish stories he has heard.
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GRIFFITH NEWS

J. Philips is taking Mr.. Rathburn's
place as operator at the Grand Trunk
Office. while the latter is away.
Arthur Schofeld returned today from
few weeks visit with friends in
Kansas.
County superintendent ". R. Curtis
of Crown Point. spent the day here
visiting our schools.
a little daughter of Frank Osborn
IS quite sick, necessitating a visit from
DR.. Iddings.
Charles Boutwell, recently purchased
a large touring car, and his friends are
all waiting their turn TO try it.
The Shutz- Christensen trial is being
tried in Hammond. Quite a number OF
friends Of both parties . re IN attend
ance,
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Miss Nellie Jones was among the
passengers for Valparaiso yesterday.
Mrs. L. K. Johnston was a Hobart
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. J. NJ Conrick visited relatives in
Chicago over Tuesday.
Henry Burge transacted business in
Valparaiso Tuesday.
Mrs Guy Walsh and son, Milfred.
were visitors in Valparaiso yesterday.
Thursday and Friday viii be vaca-
lions for the school children.
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TOLLESTON NEWS

Ernest Traptow transacted business
in Hammond yesterday.
Mesdames A. sandstrum and J. Sand
strum were Hobart visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kurth were shop
ping in Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. Aug. Brown and son VIII visited
in Hammond yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bevins have moved
to Valparaiso.
DR.. and Mrs J. c. Watson visited in
Lake Station last evening.
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MERRELLVILLE NEWS

The Misses Barbara and Tena Helm
will move from the farm to Merrill
vile soon. having rented the Ralph
Pierce house.
Eugene zuvers of Hammond is here
for Thanksgiving.
Mr. switzer who has been running a
shoe shop here for two months. has
moved TO Hebron and reports a good
business
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urer's office.
MARRIAGE LISENSEs,

Emma Grost attended a meeting of
the Apollo club in Chicago yesterday
Otto Fisher. Chicago.
Anna Klaszinski, Chicago. .23
Theodore Stevins. Chicago. .........23
Emma Hasenclever, Chicago. .......24
AL Levine. Chicago. ...........25
Mary Hall. Chicago.
George B. Jones, Denver. So
Ida Parks, Dowagaic. Mich. ..32
selek Rohr, Chicago. IS
Rose Green. Chicago. Sc
William Miehaels. Chicago.
Libbie Spafford. Chicago. ............28
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RuCkWhedt BuGkWheat Flour

Home grown, home ground. Best
on the market, made ssy the Dyer
Roller Wills. Give 1t a trial.
Furnished Rooms for Rent on Pas. ,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-12

Prof. Evans quartet has plans near
ly perfected to make tour of the
principal cities of North Dakota and
Minnesota and give concerts. Those
who have had the pleasure of hearing
this quartet at the Christian Science
church and at recitals predict for it
very successful trip.
An American piano manufactur-
er, who made visit to Nine PATHS
home in Wales, says that the diva
has enough pianos and organs scat
tered through the castle to stock a
music store. Most of the instruments
were gifts from makers
Forty concerts and rehearsals will
form the local season for the Philadel-
phia orchestra. Soloists engaged are
Saint-Saens, Gadski, Schumann-Heink,
Arthur Hartman, Rosenthal, Fanny
Bloomfield veisler, Olga Samaraoff,
Lhevinne, Petschnikoff.
Saint-Saens' tour will include en-
gagements as piano and organ soloist
and orchestral conductor. An effort
is being made to get together body
Of singers to give the Opera Samson
and Delilah" under the composers
direction in a number of the larger
cities.
Cigars new oratorio, 1.-THE King
DOM" lately given by the London
Choral society at the Queens hall, is
great advance on "The Apostles"
but its musical inspiration is far be-
low that of "Gerontius." The didactic
nature of the words is doubtless re-
sponsible for the monotonous char
acter Of SO much of the music; when
the text gives him his opportunity
Elgar rises to great heights; the whole
OF the section entitled 1.-THE sign of
Healing" with its subdivisions "At the
beautiful gate" and 1.-THE arrest" con-
tains some of the finest music that he
has ever written.
Miss Janet Spencer, the contralto,
created quite sensation recently in
her rendition of the part of Delilah in
Saint Saens' oratorio, Samson and
Delilah." 1t occurred in st. Louis,
and after the performance the great
composer personally congratulated
the singer, saying he had never heard
the part sung so perfectly and to his
entire satisfaction.
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STATE GRAB BAG

jamestown and Tower City have
rival basketball teams.
No. / hard wheat brings 64Ac at:
St. Thomas.
The Wiskeh -four mill reports daily
output of over 100 barrels of -four.
Again how would you like to be the
coal man.
A Great Northern train was nine
hours traversing the sixty-five miles
between Lakota and Grand Forks.
Welcome Valley reports surprise
party at which pleasant time was
had"
Cooperstown has thrown of the viii
lage garb and is now a full fledged
city.
Great Northern surveyors have run
lines for new steel bridges near st.
Thomas, Grafton, Pembina, and Mimic.
A dance is to be given in the Mimic
opera house for the benefit of the
Warsaw ball team.
Wimbledon Is experiencing a touch
of typhoid fever, and the board of
health is taking the matter up with
reference to the causes and checks.
Two cars of coal nave arrived at
Souris the past few days, and that
city is assuming metropolitan an
pearance.
The citizens of Angie are navigat-
eating with the aid of skis, as snow
covers the ground to depth of sew
eral feet.
Treadwell Twitchell of Fargo is the
defendant in damage suit to recover
for the seizure of property to satisfy
a debt.
Many Of the state papers are repro
ducing that story of the bullfrog dis
covery which greatly excited the staid
residents of the town Of Adams.
Brainerd, Mimi, has a wise mayor.
X. II. Wise, owner of the Waldorf hotel
of Fargo. He has been elected 10
fill the unexpired term of Mayor Hal
stead.
Grand Forks merchants are compli-
menting themselves on the excellent
business Of the year 1906 and are
making arrangements for better and
larger stocks.
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TRAVELLERS ANNUAL MEETING.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Dallas, Texas, Jan. 12.-Members
of the International Travellers assoc
iation gathered in fourth annual meet
ing at the Commercial club in this
city today and listened to reports of
very rosy hue regarding the organiza-
ton, Its progress and prospects. The
report of Secretary Price Cross show
ed that during the year just closed the
association made gain of nearly 80
per cent in its membership. The
finances of the association likewise
are on sound and satisfactory basis.
The meeting was attended by members
from all over Texas.
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One of the prettiest events In local
eociety was the juvenile dancing party
given at their elegant home by Mr..
and Mrs. Bell De Remer last evening
in honor of their two children, Miss
Dolores and Samuel. Twenty-six Of
their little friends were the fortunate
recipients of invitations and gathered
at the De Remer residence at o'clock
and from that hour to II danced in
the large rooms on the third floor,
frappe being served to them there all
evening. At 10 o'clock the company
marched down to the dining room
where refreshments of cocoa and
waters were served. The tables were
decorated artistically with pink car
nations one of which was given as a
favor to each of the guests as they left
the dining room to return to the ball
room. This party being something of
a change from the ordinary was all
the more enjoyable for the young
guests. The De Remer home is an
ideal one for entertaining, being
spacious as we'll as artistic.
Mrs. l. N. Walker and daughter Ruth
Walker of Claresholm, Alberta, are
guests of Mrs. Raymond, Chestnut
street. They at one time resided in
this city and will be cordially well
coined by their many friends. They
expect to be here fortnight.
A large number enjoyed the Pioneer
dance last evening.
Last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Redick Miss Camilla
Redick was showered by the ladies of
the Rebekah lodge of which she is a
prominent member. 1t is an assured
fact that Miss Camilla will need no
more kitchen articles for long time
to come as everything necessary to a
we'll regulated kitchen was provided
by the ladies as an expression of their
friendship and gooo wishes. 1t was
a very pleasant occasion and much
enjoyed by all. Miss Redick will be
married next Wednesday to Mr.. A. A.
Bradley of Williston, N. D.
Miss Eva Desautels is visiting her
parents at Michigan City.
Miss Kate Ryan is contemplating a
trip to West Baden. She expects to
leave here very soon.
~
The young friends of Annie Poupore
gave her genuine surprise last even
Ing when they assembled in large
numbers at her home and. proceeded
to enjoy themselves as only young
people can. Dancing was INDUCED in
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scraper and makes paths on both
sides of the street.

A man named John Pence in the
western portion Of the state for a time
mad three eyes. The man suffered an
injury to one of his eyes and lost the
slght, whereupon he secured a glass
optic and showed it in on top of the
dried up member. Pence now ere
pence OF his action, as an operation
alone saved the other eye.
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The initial steps towards organizing
Grand Forks military band have
been taken which will be perfected
next Monday evening. 1t is expected
that soon leader will be secured and
that regular practices will be held.
There is plenty of talent here to make
this strong and successful organiza-
ton.
The musical people of Grand Forks
have been quite active this week. The
rehearsals for the oratorio on Tues
day evening attracted a large number
and since then several have Joined
the chorus until it now numbers one
hundred and twenty-five voices and
Prof. Stout says there is still room
for more. Rehearsals will be given
weekly on Tuesdays at the Conserva-
tory rooms.
The Thursday, Musical held its reg
ular monthly meeting on Thursday
at the commercial club rooms. The
program consisted of selections from
Elgar and Willeby and was very en-
joyable.
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Col. Lounsberry writes from the
national capitol that Major Hamilton
ushered in the new year in a very
spirited manner. AS the hand pointed
to the minute the major gave three
rousing cheers for Governor Burke.
Mimic claims young lad for whom
James j. Hill is searching. His name
Is Willie Barclay, and he has come to
be a public necessity. because after
eaca storm he takes horse with a
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COMING EVENTS

TONIGHT.
Halls Dancing Academy. Opera
Peck.s Bad Boy. Metropolitan.
Mothers Auxiliary, Y. NJ c. A., after
u. c. T. Council.
MONDAY, JANUARY Il.
/. o. 8. F. at oddfeliows hall.
knights Templar. Masonic Temple.
Charley's Aunt, Metropolitan.
Band meeting.
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MUSICAL NOTES
Presbyterian Music.

AVA WIS ~ AZ ~ Ao
Presbyterian Music.
The choir of the First Presbyterian
church vii render the following musi-
cal program at the services tomorrow:
Morning.
Anthem-"Hark, the Glad Sound.
.................... Hail
Quartette-"My Heavenly Home"...
Mrs. Becker, Mrs Parsons. Prof.
Becker and Mr.. Carothers.
Solo-"Behold, the Master Pas
eth by. Observation-Disclosures. Hammond
Mr.. Black
Authentic Deum in F. .Kotschmar
Solo-"More Love to Thee" Bartlett
Mrs. Becker.
NJ. f. CHURCH PROGRAM.
The musical program in the Metho-
dist church Sunday is as follows:
Morning.
Prelude-Adagio from a Sonata.
Observation-Disclosures. Guilmant
Anthem-Send out thy Light. ......
................. 6ounou
Offertory-Reverie in E......... Loud
Postlude from Noel. $685.. Saint Saens
Prelude-Largo ............ .Lachner
Anthem-My Soul doth Magnify....
...............' bIuiifehsSaiein
Ofertory-Vision,.. Observation-Disclosures. Bibl
Postlude-Melody in F., Gladstone
BAPTIST MUSIC.
The Baptist congregation will have
the following musical program:
NsrntaE.
Solo-Conne nut ME. ........ .CoenerS
Miss Allen.
An1hem-1.uhn as Father. /. .Lorenz
Evening.
Solo-The sweet story of old. West
Miss Bess.
Anthem-O Gladstone Light. Sullivan
Prelude-Offertoire. .... Guilmant
Observation-Disclosures. .......... Flaglcr
PoStlude-March. ........... Schubert
Evening.
Prelude-Offertoire in F. .Batiste
Observation-Disclosures. ....... Guilmant
Students Recital.
The lowing is the delightful pro-
gram given by the vocal students of
Miss Morehous and the piano pupils
of Miss Jane Smith at the home of the
former on Saturday afternoon.
Duette-Andantino Allegro. .Diabelli
Ruth Carter, James Carter.
Ruth Ferris.
The Milkmaid's Song. 800. Wakefield
Miss Gollinger.
See Saw Marjorie Daw. .Lynes
James Carter.
Allegro Observation-Disclosures. .Kuhlan
Hazel Vale.
(a) At Parting. ............ Rogers
90 Because ........... .d'Hardelot
Miss Begg.
CaDaIeta .................. LACK
Doris Babcock.
Duette-Dappy Down Dilley Waltz
................ Bennett
Primo by Alyse Stewart.
.Slumber Boat. ................G aynor
Miss Peterson.
MerTlment .HelnS
Ada Peterson.
Garotte-To Spring. .Sartorio
Leccile Peck.
The Garden Of Sleep. ...........L Lara
Miss Lombard.
/ The Hieland Laddie. ........ .Morey
Martha Barnes.
The Lively Mill Observation-Disclosures itz
Winnifred Nelson.
ScnerzO .kuhlan
Vera Kelsey.
| Come Unto Me. .Cowen
Miss Allen.
| Garotte Allemande. ........ .Geibel
Glenna Peterson.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10.
Rev. Matthews Installation. Presby-
terrain church.
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TUESDAY. JANUARY %.
Knights Templar Ball. at K. P. hall.
(Note.1-All lodges and societies are
invited to send notices to this column.
All meetings are nights, unless other
wise specified.