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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
3ettmnssperinde.

SaS llnsliid mar raider 9eideben,
ais er ii6 er5ablen ldbt. Iber Die
@stimos paren quite Sdfpimmer. Nad)
penigen "Iusenbliden talldteu ibre
ruben aDpfe aus ben ii9 iiberitirs
5enben 8osen auf; iie laben ben &abn
nit Der Stromung Inn Die nd1ite
Sellennaie treiben unb griffen nit
frdfti9en Grmen aus, Inn i'm ein5ubos
len. Nur bas .@aIrob" madte eis
men ber9ebli6en 8erlu6, Die Seliens
intel 5n errei6en; ct mar ibon 81
ipeit bon ibr entfernt, unb Die @epalt
bes 8aHers. bas 5lpii6en linn unb Dem
ufer i6dumeno unb iprubelno binnbs
rate, ipottete Der araft audi Oes Itdrf>
item S1mimmers. Ser @stimos plrs
De, mofte er ii6 nod 10 nader ipebs
rem, bon ben 8eaen fortgeril1en. SIN
Illsenblif, ba er Inn Die poriprins
9enoe Selslpano bog, i6aute er nod
einmal riidpdrts. @r lab Den S6iifs
brii6isen in @er5peiflung feline 5dnpe
na6 ibm mlsitrede: bon ben S6ipim<
mern erblidte er binter iib teinen
mebr. Damn ent5os inn Die 9iegung
bes Sluiies Den 8lid auf Die llngliidss
itatte. Ser 1Sii6reiber" ipirb nit
Dem valeinen Batter" i9on ben SluB
biuab ieiu". iagte er iid uno i6tpamm
trditig ~ausboleno nit Der StrDmuns
peiter. Mber 10 iebr er ii6 anifren9>
tie, err tonnte Dor ii6 II Die &0pfe
bon brei @stimoS ieben, feline Spur
bon benz blonOen araustopf bes anas
ben. gr blidte 5uriid nnb iab niir
biipfenbe 8elen 5ipil6en ben i6pars
gen Selsmdnben.
.Gs lit ni6t gut. iaete er ii6.
r@lein Batter. Der .8raun6art" miro
peinen, tpeun bas r8alroB" obne ben
nSii6reiber" unb ben .&leinen @as
ter" 81 linn fommt." Damn arbeitetc
li6 Der @stimo aus Der Saup.Itr0mz
ung beraus nnb periu6te unter Dem
S6ube Der uferfellen na6 Der SnIel
5uriididipimmen. @5 mar unm6os
lid; nit Der duberiten NnItren9una
9elang es ibm man6mal, elm paar
S6ritte flubaufpdrts 5u eeipinnen;
nber 9leih trieb i'm Die 8ubt bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
@eIdidt erfabte bas .@alrob1 bies

8ei6idt erfabte bas .@alrob" bies
ielbe. nnb nun ihmnns ii6 Der 8abn,
ipie es Iartin gang ridtie permutet
bate. Inn bas Niff berum uno ldien
bas rubise 8afier auf beiien &iids
ieite gIiidlih gu 9epiunen. No6
elm paar Iueenblide, uno es mar ses
lunsen. S9on polten Die &uberer
einieben. I'M ben &abn aus ben pilb
bdbiniagenben 8euen binter Die i6ii>
eenbe Selsinfel 5u treiben - ba -
elm sellenber S1ret - Die Stan9e
mar Der 9anb Oes S6iffbri6isen ents
slitten, baS .8alrob". bas nit aler
&raft iid an berielben sebalten bate.
perlor ieiuen Salt unb ltiir5te iiber
gorb; Der ndfite Huberer tpoate i'm
balten - uno mitten in Der I6Gumens
ben 8ranouns iblus Der &abn uml
Seer trueen i'm Die @ogen Elm paar
Iu9enblide ipdter i~tromabtpdrts.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
&eiterc 9fbentener I'M ben Strpm=
fGnelen.

Sebt erbob iih Der y@eitreifte ,8i<
berT unb ia9te gum Niiiiondr: Ser
@rDBe 8eilt bat beine unb bic Seinbe
Deg .8lauau9s" in DEN rmuidenben
&nfiern ertrdntt. Meine Sreunbe
fonnen nunmebr ~sefabrlos ben Slub
binnbiteuern." Samit rei6te Der
Sdnptlins DEM Niiiiondr, Dem fleis
men @iiblenberg unb alien gsfif1os
Die 5anb. nnb ieine @efGbrten iolgten
bieiem geiipiele. Yater 8arnum CAB
ibnen Elm paar 3eilen an Slater gfene
NIT unb fii9te cine Inipeiiung auf Elm
quite Guantlm Sabat fir ieben Der
Snbianer bel. ~Guf bab ibr nod
lange eii6 an %uniern Sanf unb an
cure 8riiber. Die brapen Srantrinfer,
erinnert". i6lob er feline abi9iepss
iporte. FLUID mein Bruber, Der r9fote
Su6s". unb feline 2eute. ioaen beim
r@rmlbnrt" Sahat bolen, bamit iie
~lernen, Dab es audi quite Slabseii9ter
gibt. 2ebet tpo9ll"
Ser .Gote Sudbs" perii6crte Dem
WiIliondr, DAB er Den S6par5rod ims
mer fir elm gutes glabgeii6t gebals
ten babe, unb iagte. er polIe es iid
iiberlegen. ipenn er beim Hatsfeuer ben
Sabaf raude, Oh er nit leinem Stams
me ni6t aud bas .@ebet bes @raus
barteS" annebmen iperbe. Sann
i6ieOen Die Sntua Snbianer. tpdbrenb
Die Gbilcoot nod Die Hiidtebr bes
y gindugi9en EARTHQUAKES" nbpars
tetet1.
Chen ais Sater @nrnum nit ieinen
GSfimos Die SABINE our 8eiterfabrt
beItie9, fam Der arieger. gr beltdtiete
ben 8eri6t bes YSisenoen 8ieiels";
MIR babe zines Der Slab9eIibter pobl
cine Stunbe unterbalb Der Steae, mo
bos Slob i6eiterte, einen Selsblod err
f~lettert, es lei aber gang unmo9li6,
al linn 81 gelangen. ionit bate er iif
beIien Sflap 9e5olt. DSebt piro er
benz Sunger erlegen pber Dor S6ipd6e
in ben Slub 8efaQen fem. i6loB Der
Snoiauer. Gem itimmte Der nNote
Studs" bel uno trnt MN nit ben Geis
ni9en ebenfaas Den Niidrpeg in Die
Serge an.
Sater 8arnum brdn9te feline @sfis
mos 5u raider Sabrt. v@ielleidt tDns
men mir Den l~ln9liidlihen nod rets
ten. ingte er 81 Dem ana6en an iei>
ner Seite. I6er 10 ipader Die @sti>
mos aud. baS 8uber fiibrten, es ipurbe
Gbenb, beppr man bas Sioroenbe Oes
0aribiees erreifte, unb I'LL erfldrte
Ser o&leine Seebnno", feline 2eute be-
oiirften GINGER Stunben Hube. n@enn
Der Irm oeiuer ainoer ni6t itart unb
lire SanD nift ii6er lit. fann ib nid)t
neripreden. DID uno Den naleinen
Batter" bell our9 bas grobe .Jiaus
i6enbe Ialier" 81 teuern", iagte
nit Na1brud Der Siibrer. uuo Yater
garnum muBte ibm re6t 9eben.
Nan lauoete am SuBe oes Seliens.
Der Den @olbiubcrn wobenlang gum
Qaoer 9eoient bate. Sbre Siitten
ans 8aumditen itanben nod, unb Der
| SiiNreiber" rittete Die belten oers
ielbeu fir Den Niiiiondr unb ieinen
tleinen Sreunb CUR S6laiitdtte Der,
inSem er frii6es 2aub unb Woos auis
idiittete. Iartin bali ibm babel.
Na6 Elm paar Stunoen Shlaf pedte
Der .&leine Seebuuo" Die Heiienoen.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
SELECTING JURORS
Will Have an Extra Ses-
sion to Select Jurors.

The board of supervisors was in ses-
SIGN for the first three DAYS of last
week. 1t was continuation of the
November session. The old board will
meet early in January to select jury
men for the coming year. While the
theory of semi annual elections was
all right. the combined wisdom of the
legislature was not sufficient to make
law covering the charges necessary
to inuagurate smoothly the new order
of things. 1t will be question for
some time to come as TO how legally
to select the jurymen for the year fol-
lowing one in which there has been no
election. 1t will require an order from
the district judge on the board of sup
ervisors and it a question in the state
at large whether the jurors can be Sc
lected before the year in which they
are to serve. In some counties the
board has already made the selection.
AM in others nothing is done before
the new year.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
CALENDARS
The Review Has Further Nice
Things for Its Subscribers
FREE 0NADvANCE PAYMENTS
200 Calendars to Be Given Paid in Ad.
vance Subscribers Who Come
to Office

Nothing we can give within reason
is too good for the members of the Re-
view family. We give them the best
county weekly in Iowa and are on the
lookout to add to this. such other good
things as we can. We find ourselves
with some two hundred calendars for
the year 1908. simply beautiful ones,
each different and these we will give
first come first served to advance pay
ing subscribers. We cannot undertake
to wrap, mail and pay postage on
these gifts. Besides the calendars
are so large that they would be liable
to be broken in the mail. We &C
knowledge that this is not absolutely
fair to the faithful ones living out of
the county. but we cannot help it this
time. If the offer was given as
premium to every advance paying SUBJ
scriber. and was to all with no limit
on the number. then we would arrange
to deliver where ever the paper might
go. but this is simply case of two
hundred presents the delivery Of which
are best by hand. These will be ready
right after Christmas and the first two
hundred paying in advance will have
a calendar which will be one of the
handsomest issued in the county.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
WHY DO you MISS 1T?
Splendid Weekly Magazine Should &c
Every Review

Too many of our subscribers are
missing one of the hest features of
the Review. The Magazine Section.
1t is really fine magazine. 1t is we'll
printed. on good paper. 1t contains
each week two pages of the funny
pictures that entertain the children and
that are the features of our Sunday
papers. 1t contains bright, well-writ-
ten stories. clever special articles
which are finely illustrated. Really
the magazine alone is worth q s.. 90
year. 1t is difficult to believe that
such hard headed bargain hunters as
American have the reputation of be-
ing. should pass this bargain by. A
fine Weekly Magazine, withour extra
expense, gotten simply by keeping
your Review paid up. There is now
get rich quick scheme that offers big
ger interest on your money and we
guarantee the returns. Another queer
thing about it, is that it is the we'll
to-do town people who are behind on
subscription more than the less
we'll to do classes. More rich men
who let their subscription get behind.
1t is prehaps species of egotsm. just
a sort of means of showing their credit
it is good. We can see no other rea-
son why man worth fifty thouasnd
dollars should not keep his
weekly paper we'll paid up. Along
about New Years it would be good
time for some of the delinquent to
make resolution to keep their papers
paid up in advance.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
DIES MONIES COLLEGE
The Baptist College at Oes Moines to
Aided

Townsend Pearson, who is just home
from Des Moines where he is attend
ing the Baptist college informs us
that at last the people of Des Moines
have awakened to the fact that it is of
interest to them, to help that institu-
tion of learning. For years it has
been struggle for the Baptists of the
state to maintain a college at both
Des Moines and PeIla. and there has
been many an attempt to dispense
with one of them. and often it has
been the one at Des Moines which it
was thought to close. Now the
"Greater Des Moines Committee
has undertaken to secure in the next
FIVE years five hundred thousand dol
ars of endowment and to have for the
college five hundred students at the
end of that time. More departments
are to be added. Heretofore Drake
of the Christian church has stood out
as the great Des Moines college. but
now the sister institution is to be re-
cognlzed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXERCISES. a
Last FRIDAY afternoon was a notable


Last Friday afternoon was notable
one in the lives of hundreds of boys
and girls in the public schools of Den
ison. For weeks there had been prac-
tice and drill. looking forward to the
last day before the Christmas vaca-
tion. Costume had been made fer
little plays. property gathered up for
stage settings. hours spent after school
in extra work. The part which each
was to take so wrought on the minds
of the little ones that they talked
them over in their sleep. When the
afternoon came there was much ex-
pectancy. The faithful teachers had
prepared tree or some substitute on
which presents or candy. nuts, pop
corn or fruit were placed for the
children. The tots of the kindergart-
en- were particularly wrought up over
the events to come. How proud the
children were when their Papa or
Mama could be present thus showing
an interest in what the little ones
were interested in also. 1t was really
too bad that more parents were not
out. From all reports the children did
we'll being credit to themselves the
teachers aud the parents.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
CHRISTMAS DoINGs
Continued from first page.
the world round the birth of Jesus is
celebrated with joyous music and spe-

the world round the birth of Jesus is
celebrated with joyous music and spe-
cial services. At Denison there was
tree in the church and plenty of
presents for the children. The child
rem of the convent school and the con-
gregation took part in an extensive
program which did credit to the Sis
tiers and the participants. There was
cantata in which fairies figured and
the following exercises.
A Cantatta entitled ga Jolly Xmas"
was given by the pupils of the St. Rose
Parochial school Sunday afternoon !;
after which the following program
was rendered
Welcome Margaret Collins.
Little Boys Opinion of Santa Claus
Jos. Flynn.
Greeting-Brenice Kinney.
Entrance March-Elsie McAndrews.
Adeste Fidelis --Minims. Violin &C.
compartment. Josie Kenney. Agnes
Henry. John O'Connor. George Saw
cry.
Greeting us-Intermediate.
Arranging of Program = By Mr..
President.
Recitation-Birt of Christ. Ada
Patrick.
What Shall be Done? Mother Nc
Clure.
The Contest Bert and Chorus.
Song Days of Childhood. Mr.. Re-
porter.
Vesper song -Minstrels.
Recitation Xmas Prayer = Edna
Henry.
Don't Understanding Winter.
Marching Song -Intermediates.
Recitation - Goods Poor" Grace
O'Connor.
Messenger from Santa Claus James
O'Connor.
Song -Rememer the Poor = Inter
mediates.
Biographical sketches Misses Frost
and Snow Flakes.
Blessed Story-The Niinims.
Song -Fairyland. The Fairies.
Playing Ghost-Agnes Henry,
RecitationBy Santa Claus.
Song Good Night to ALL" Choir
Distribution of gifts from Santa
Claus.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

C. E. Fitzsimmons writes to the
Schleswig Leader and here are few
extracts that may be of interest to
Review readers:
l am located about 60 miles west of
Chamberlin, in Lyman county. This
country has been for years a grazing
country. They have an abundant
supply of the best wild grass l ever
saw and the best hay that ever grew.
There is no end to the stacks of hay
put up last season. There are quite
a number baling and shipping. but
on account Of the excessive freigth
rates it does not bring very big
price. They are paying 81 50 for
it baled and delivered in town.
Everything is high here and grain
is scarce on account of it being a
new country. Sod corn did very we'll,
yielding from ten to twenty bushels
per acre. This corn was planted on
sod broken last spring that is all
that was done to it-no cultivating
whatever. There will be more grain
raised next year, as there is quite a
good deal of land broken up now.
You cannot raise any crop here unless
you fence. There is no herd law and
the cattle run at large.
am located three miles from
town. Our town is quite small as it
is only little over a year old. but
it is growing. Coal and lumber are
high. soft coal from $3.50 to S1l.5(
pre- ton; lumber from $40 per M, up;
butter and eggs Csc per pound anc
dozen: potatoes. 80c per bushel. but
they are as fine as l ever saw any.
where.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
Sch1esui9

Alfred Naeve of Denison attended
the entertainment at the Opera house
Friday evening.
Mrs. Julius Schroeder. son and
daughter We're Denison shoppers Fri
day.
The Schleswig school entertainment
was considered a success. about $40
was taken in. which after the expens-
es are taken out will be used for the
library.
Arthur Girard and Albert ,Naeve re-
turned from attending business college
at Denison to their homes near Schles-
wig to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Jones is on the sick list
since Thursday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

Mrs. Edgar Garrison of Logan will
spend the Christmas time with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. H. Gable.
Horace Gregory is up from Omaha
to spend Christmas with his mother
and his sister. Mrs. o. w. Wheeler.
In some way the bulk of our Ma
nilla news. together with the adver-
tisement of that enterprlsing mer-
chant. Mr.. C. F. G. Kehr, were lost
in the mails. 1t is too bad. but not
our fault.
w. E. Cole has returned from West
Line. Mo-. for a visit with the Deni-
son relatives and friends. 1t has been
a sad. long lonesome year for him
since the tragic death of his wife and
his friends here have had him in mind
many times.
Will Marshall is back for the win
ter after splendid summer in the new
country of Dakota. He has been
building towns as fast as they could
be named. He and +. w. johnson
his partner, have made fine thing of
it and Denison friends congratulate.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
SAFE INVESTMENT.

Good 1871 acre farm near Spirit
Lake. Iowa. at $50 per acre. also
300 acre stock and grain farm at S45
per acre. A fine tract of sheep graz
ing land of $4,000 acres in Wyoming
at $l,25 per acre. fine homes IN the
valleys of Colorado. ideal climate,
fuel and fruit also good prairie lands
near Denver. Colo. at Sc to $40 ger
acre. For information write.
Geo. F. Buck. Spirit Lake. Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

The new line of Imperial Automatic
Morris chair. just received by Bartch-
er Brob.. are beauties and can not be
beat for style. wear and comfort. A
good chair upholstered in the best No.
l Chase Leather for only SO. 10 and ev-
cry chair fully guaranteed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
TOWNE-ROWLAND WEDDING.

We know many will be interested to
hear some particulars as to the mar
riage of Mr. Towne and Miss Rowland
which occurred last week. So the fol-
lowing from friend of the family
will be welcomed.
On Wednesday evening. Dec. 18th
1907. Mr.. Ward B. Towne and Miss
Irene Rowland were married at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Rowland. O2524 Glenwood
st. Spokane. Wash. Rev. M. Bohart
officiating.
Only a few relatives and intimate
friend witnessed the ceremony, after
which a wedding dinner was served.
The bride looked dainty in her gown
OF white and the groom wore coyen-
tional black. The many presents re-
ceived were both beautiful and useful.
A host of Crawford county friends
wish them no end of happiness.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
GERMAN METHODIST.

This fourishing school under the
superintendency of Mr.. Schnoor will
give a cantatta Christmas Bells on
Christmas Eve. The German children
can always sing. so the music will be
good. Edward and Clarence Kienle.
sons of the pastor will assist with the
violin and cornet. A solo in English
will be sung by Miss Eunice Meyers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

HORSES TAKEN UP EsTRAY.
Came to my place on Lehfeldt farm
two mares. one brown other bay.
Weight between 800 and 900. Owner
should prove property and pay costs.
Ed. Baum. 52-2t.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
IS. 90 REWARD.

For any case of rheumatism which
cannot be cured with DR.. Drummond's
Lightning Remedies. internal and ex-
ternal. relieves at once. cure guaran-
teed. Restores stiff joints. drawn
cord and hardened mucles. If your
druggist has not got it do not take
anything else. Send description of
your case. take the agency and secure
treatment free. Drummond Medicine
Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

For Sale-Familton residence $500,
Elite Restaurant $500. if taken be-
fore Nov. LIST. Harvey. Hosteller,
40-tf. Adm.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
Bring Us Your Work. We Al
ways Have Time to Do 1t. ,

Whenon your Christmas shopping trips don't fail to
and examine goods and prices.
Ladies' and Gents Watches; SIS $2 5o
mark goods that way you
offer the best values watches possibly be-$oo
$5o. 100, all depends quality
fine line of Bracelets Chains LocSes Sou
venr Spoons Yes, have Souvenir Spoons largest
best you have the
smaller $225 the large heavy patterns
all beauties and up-to-date.
Carving Sets. Knives and Forks and China
at greatly reduced prices
Buy the boy or girl Violin We have fine assortment.
Try our Pianos and compare them with others will find
them worth the price asking
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

HAY FOR SALE. -Hay for sale in
& ny quantities. West Denison. Mill
41-tf.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
JOHN SCHNOOR
LICENSED tMBALMtR AND UNDERTAKE.
License No. 8.

License NO. Sd
DenisOn, Iowa.
Calls attended to day or night, and al
work done in an up to date and satisfactory
manner ONCE at G. j. Salomon's furniture
store. Crawford County Phone store No 50,
Residence No. 80.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

Nice fresh cut flowers for Christmas
at Bartcher Bros. Place your order
early.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

For Rent-12O acres, also 60 acres
corn fodder for sale.
4l-tf. Mrs. G. Schafer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

The Current Event, Club gave a
Christmas program at their last meet
ing. Mrs. Penny led discussion as to
whether Christmas is becoming bur-
den rather than pleasure. A sug-
gestion or two on book buying for
Christmas reading by Mrs. Haugh
and Mrs. Bleakley. were followed by
a short talk kindly give by. Mrs. j. 3
Romans upon the question. are the
poor of Denison remembered as they
should be at Christmas time. Mrs.
Romans is member of the relief
committee and familiar with the
work done here. Mrs. Carpenter and
Mrs. Boylan and in fact all the club dis
cussed ''Shall we tell the truth about
Santa CLAUSE
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
HANOVER WEDDING BELLS.

HANOVER WEDDING BELLS.
Charter Oak Times-The marriage
of Carl Miller and Miss Minnie BOIL
mann was pronounced on the 18th by
Rev. C. Runge in the Hanover church.
During the ceremony they were attend
ed by Martin Miller and Robert Schoen
and Misses Title Bohllmann and Au
gusta Slender. There was large
company present. including the Han
over band. which gave a serenade to
the happy couple after the ceremony
had been performed. A reception was
held at the home of the bride. in
which all enjoyed the festivities of
the occasion. Mr.. Miller is one of
the substantial young farmers of Han
over township and already has good
home for his bride. Many friends
wish him all the happiness nome can
afford.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

The N. E. Wescott home in Des
Moines is rejoicing over the advent of
a baby girl. All the little ones sis
tiers are brothers hence the extra glad
ness. Denison friends send many
congratulation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

C. E. Fitzsimmons writes to the
Schleswig Leader and here are few
extracts that may be Of interest to
Review readers:
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-02-22
CITY ITEMS.

The Households of Ruth, the ladies,
department of the Odd Fellows, had
their installation in the Odd Fellows
hall on Spring street, East Nashville,
Monday night. After q business meet
ing it was turned over TO a commit
tee and it proved one of the most en-
ioyable social gatherings of the sea-
son. The tables were deliberately dec
GRATED in ferns and palms, and a four
course menu was served.
Mr.. Frank Carter, of Ohio, accompa-
MED by his wife, is in the city, the
guests of his mother, Mrs. Ella Garter,
of Lischey avenue.
Mr.. George Darden, of Williams
street, is suffering from a s~prained
ankle caused by a fall,
Mrs. Julia Bosley, of st. Louis, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ken
nedy, who live across the new bridge
on Hyde's Ferry Pike, She has been
out of the city for twenty years. Mrs.
Bosley is the sister of Mr.. Fred Bains.
Mrs. Annie Hatcher has been very
sick for two weeks at her residence,
G2 Green street.
Miss Alberta R. Harrison, Of 1926
Fourth avenue, South, was very much
delighted over the birthday present
which she received from her little
niece, Alberta Bell Porter, of Chicago,
I'll.
Miss Bette e. Allen. of Twenty
first avenue, entertained in honor OF
a few friends last Thursday evening
The features of the evening were whist
and other games. The parlor was
beautifully arrayed in palms and vines.
Among those present were Johnnie
ANY and Lizella, of Murfreesboro,
Kate Boze, Julia McChristine, Daisy
McRoberts, Messrs. R. M. Mason, Ar.
thur Harris, John Massey, John Nc
Coy, DR.. Johnson. A two-course
menu was served.