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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-02-21

hands touched twelve the gavel cam,
down with a thud that brought every
man to his feet on the instant, like al
automaton. The next instant the
hands of the blind chaplain were up
lifted and prayer was offered which
for beautiful expression, perfection
and rhetoric, artistically arranged and
ideally delivered, have never heard
equalled The Presidents message
had been read two days before and it
was then under discussion. John
Sharp Williams, minority leader OF
the house, spoke for one hour and a
half, with such forcefulness, sar-
casm and elegance that the members
of the house, with the visitors in the
galleries, sat spell-bound until the
last word was uttered-then thun-
derous applause shook the audience
and he was showered with congratu-
latory praise from both parties. The
great speech on the Republican side
that day was made by Representative
Frank NJ. Nye of Minneapolis, who
has the distinction of being brother
of Bill Nye, and yet as he spoke /
could not imagine two men more op
posite in their utterances. Mr.. Nye
resembled very much in personal ap-
pearance and speech Hon. Benton
Hanchett. He was handsome man,
had grey hair, smooth face. and spoke
with slow, steady elegance, often
injecting into his speech quotations
from the Bible and the classics; and
as he finished his speech and climax
ed it with eulogy of the President,
saying prosterity would place his name
along with tAat of Lincoln, Garfield
and Mckinley, it was considered by Nall
to be the gem of the afternoon.
RECEPTION AT WHITE HOUSE
Last night we attended the congress
sional reception at the White House.
Hon. j. w. Fordney, representative
from the eight district (of whom we
are very proud), kindly escorted us,
introducing us to every one, from the
President to the congressman from the
far Pacific coast and the Hawaiian
islands The night was balmy as
May, although the ground was slushy
with show. Half block from the
grounds we fell in line and worked our
way into the White House, through
the long corridors, up the stairway,
through the line of guards, and fin
ally stood before the greatest man
of the age, President Roosevelt! My,
how he can grasp your hand and
shake it! How he squinted through
his glasses, and how his teeth glist.
ened as he whistled through them
where are you from, madam
Big as he was, and WITH all his world
famed reputation, l could not give
him straight answer,
From the greatest state in the un.
ion, )" / replied.
"Ah," ne smiled, that must be York
state"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-02-21
PLACE IN CONGRESSIONAL
SEASON
Mrs. May Cummisky Bliss Gives
Spicy Description of the City It.
self, Meeting of House and
Congressional Reception
at White House..


The following interesting letter,
written from Washington, by Mrs. May
Cuinmisky Bliss, who is well known in
Owosso, to the Home Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the First NJ E. Church, Saginaw,
we feel sure will be of interest to our
readers:
Although thousand miles from
homo, our hearts and minds turn in
stinctively towards the city of our
choice and the true and tried friends
we have left behind.
The new year, 1908, with its snow
and low temperature, has followed US
into the southland, until some of the
breezes that have reached us here felt
as though they came from snow bank
on the north side of mountain. But
the delightful thing about this climate
is that it does not stay cold more than
one or two days at time. One day it
will snow furiously and the next blow
balmy spring breezes.
Washington is suburb city. With
the capitol forming grea. circle and
the streets radiating from that center,
it forms the city into one great wheel,
which whirls the life of nearly half a
million inhabitants in its daily ro-
tations. "A city of magnificent dis.
tances," repeats the pedestrian as he
struggles to reach given spot with
out the aid of carriage or street car.
Avenues stretching out into the sub
urbs for miles, smooth, wide paved
streets, small parks every few blocks
full of shrubbery and equestrian stat
ues of the old war heroes, make the
national capitol delight to the eye
and one of the famous cities of the
world. There are so many equestrian
statues here that Senator Chauncey
Depew prefaced his lecture the other
night by telling of hiring a cab to
drive over the city. only after the
cabman repeatedly assured him that
he could take him anywhere and tell
him everything As they came to the
statues the senator would ask, WHO
is that?" and every time the driver
would answer, "Oh, dat-dat is a man
on hoss back" There are hundreds
of tourists here at this time of year,
and they are not only, looking at the
"man on hoss back" but every spare
moment is given religiously to in
specting the government buildings,
which are many, and visiting both
houses of congress.
IMPRESSIVE SESSION OF HOUSE
The other day we went to the capi-
tol and hurried to be on hand for the
opening of the house. AS the clock
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time as the treasury demands such
sums as may be necessary, not to ex-
ceed eleven thousand dollars"
Such motion was carried by,a yea
and nay vote; total yeas, %; nays,
none. The board was then composed
of twenty-four members.
Form of Note Given.
Acting under authority of the fore
going resolution, Richard F. Kay,
then treasurer Shiawassee county and
so acting, on April 18th, 1900, bor-
rowed from John T. .McCurdy the sum
of five thousand dollars for the use of
Shiawassee county, giving note
therefor, which was taken up by the
treasurer (and cannot now be found)
and renewal note given January
1 5th, 1901, which was as follows:
$4,000. Corunna, Michigan, jan
uary Is, 1901. July Is, 1901, for
value received / promise to pay to
John r. McCurdy, or bearer, at his
Office in the city Of Corunna, the sum
Of five thousand dollars, together
with interest thereon at the rate of
six per cent per annum. (Signed)
Richard F. Kay, county treasurer.
Seal of the treasurer of Shiawassee
county, Michigan Endorsed on the
back, Il request an extension of the
within note for six months from date,
July Is, 1901. (Signed) r. F. Kay"
II hereby extend said note six
months. (Signed) John T. McCurdy."
Interest paid in full to January Is,
1902" Interest paid to March Is,
1902" Interest paid to October /,
1902" endorsed stamped upon the
face) paid Dec Is. 1902. Theasur-
er's Office, Shiawassee county"
This note was paid by the renewal
note as follows (Which is one of the
notes sued upon):
Corunna. Michigan, December Is.
"$5, 100000.
1902. One year after date for wall
ne received, promise to pay John T.
McCurdy or bearer, at his Office in
the city of Corunna, the sum of five
thousand dollars, together with in
terest thereon at the rate of six per
cent per annum from this date un-
til paid. Authorized by the board OF
supervisors. This note is given as
renewal of note of like amount dated
January Is, 1901.
(Signed) RICHARD F. KAY,
County Treasurer.
Seal of the treasurer of Shiawas-
see county, Michigan"
Interest Paid on Notes.
The interest was paid upon this
note by the treasurer to Dec. 15s
Continued on page -
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was needed to enter this enchanted
palace. We were one and all American
citizens. We marched through the
halls erect-laughing and chatting
as we proceeded. We stood straight
before the chief executive and looked
into his eyes as we talked with him.
There was no regulation of dress, nc
bowing and scraping, no cringing OF
fawning, no stereotyped speech and we
said what we pleased.
ALL CLASSES OF PEOPLE
All kinds of people were there, multi
millionaires with their jewels and cost
ly apparel; the men and women who
labored for their daily bread, jewelless
and with cheap clothing-but who
cared? They were all American citi-
zens living in the most glorious age of
the world, under form of government
that recognized the golden rule. Theirs
was the greatest possession that can
come to any human being in the world.
They were American citizens.
In my next letter shall hope to tell
you of some of the noted people 1 haye
seen in Washington.
Yours for success,
MAY CUMMIsKY BLISS.
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CARD OF THANKS.

For the beautiful gifts of flowers and
all the kindly assistance Of friends dur
ing the long illness and at the burial of
our husband and father, we can but
offer our feeble thanks and while stand
ing beneath the shadow of newly
made grave we say to all ''God bless
you"
MRS. PAULINA VoSBURG AMI
CHILDREN.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-02-21

Cornelius Vosburg, aged 20 years and
IS days, was born in Clyde Wayne Co.,
N. Y, Jan. 26, 1888. He died in Owos-
50, Sniawassee Co., Mich, Feb. 13, 1908.
On the Goth of March, 1861, he was
united in marriage to Paulina Lewis.
In the spring of 1871 they, with their
three children, came west and took up
their residence in the township of Ben.
nington, this slate, where they have
since resided with the exception of
about two months during Mr.. Vosburg's
last illness which he spent at the home
of'his eldest daughter, Mrs. G. NJ. Hart
well, in Owosso. He leaves besides his
wife, Mrs &. M. Hartwell, son, Fred,
of Battle Creek, and Mrs. G.. q. Robin
son, of Morrice, and five grandchildren
Another friend has passed away
And left this earthly shore
Laid down his labor here below,
Is seen on earth no more.
His friends will miss him sadly here
In years that are to come,
But one by one we'll follow him
Unto the silent tomb.
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Southwest Bennington.

Mr. and Mrs Will Baese of Garland,
were guests of the latter's sister, Mrs w
Fox over Sunday, also visited Mr. Baese &
sister, Mrs Charles Green, Tuesday
After weeks visit with her brother,
Charles Lewis, Mrs Mary Barnes re-
turned to her home in Owosso, Tuesday
Theodore Euler of Woodruff, was a
guest at l. Jobes, Friday-Mr and
Mrs Charles Merrell took dinner Sun
day with the latter's aunt, Mrs Sue
Hutchings. also attended the funeral of
Mr. G Vosburg at Pittsburg-Mra and
Mrs Charles Powers have rented their
house to Mr. and Mrs Charles Hewitt
and have moved to Battle Creek
Mrs Nettie Wright and brother, Har
rison Bugbee, of North Dakota, were
guests of their cousin, Mrs Emma
Goble, Monday-Mrs Helen Jobes
and cousin, Harrison Bugbee, were
guests of his sister, Mrs Slater Vert,
near Laingsburg, Tuesday-Mr and
Mrs Frank Baese visited Mr. and Mrs B
G Williams Monday-Mrs Grace
Hewitt is quite sick. DR. Scott, of
Laingsburg is attending her-Mr and
Mrs Irwin Mitchell of Laingsburg, spent
Tuesday with the latter's mother, Mrs
Winn Kimmis-Mr and Mrs Walter
Kyle, Mrs Helen Jobes, Harrison Bug
bee, B G Williams and Mrs Rachel
Beardslee were guests, Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs Slate,
Vert near Laingsburg L Doug
lass and daughter, Sarah, of Washing
ton, are spending few days with Mr.:
Carrie Lanckton and visiting relative:
in this vicinity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-22

,OT1CE OF SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE UPON EXECUTlOS-ln the
District Court OF he Eighth Judic-
ial District In ana for Carter
County, Oklahoma
Ella Simon. plaintiff VS. Sigmund
Simon. ct al. defendants. No. 12l5.
In the above entitled cause judg.
mcnt was, rendered for the plaintiff
on the Sth day Of June. for $726i.1O
and St9S5 costs and eXt cution was
issued upon said judgment on the
18th day OF June 1908, and came
to my hands on same date at II
o'clock "a. M, and no goods having
been found, on said 18th day OF
June. 1908, | executed the writ by
l-yying same upon the undivided
onehalf interest in lot No. 6 in
Block 3Sl in the City of Ardmorc,
Oklahoma belonging TO defend
ant Sigmund Simon, the said prop
erty having been appraised by three
disintcrls ed householders to-wlt:
J. l.. Higgins, and Charles Miner
and Granvett Hodges, as by law
required. The said prop rty was
advertised To be sold on the 23rd
day of July, 1908, but was not sold
by order of plaintiffs attorney.
On the Bird day of September, 1908,
iris alias execution was issued in
said cause, and came to my hands
this 4th day of September 1908,
and by virtue of the levy and ap'
praisement heretofore made under
the original execution the said prop
,rty will be sold at the front door
OF the Court House in the City OF
Ardmore, Oklahoma at . o'clock n.
m. ON the 9Th day OF October. 1908.
this notice is hereby published in
the Ardmoreite, newspaper OF
general circulation IN the City OF
Ardmory Carter County, Oklahoma.
]. II. AKERS. Sheriff.
by f. *. WEST, Deputy.
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Police Court.

The morning session of Judge Galts
court was well attended there being
about forteen mourners on the
bench, The first cases were a buncn
of ebony hued damsels from the east
end charged with yagrancy. All en-.
tered a plea OF not guilty and their
trials set for the two O'Clock session.
4 weary willie who was picked up In
the railroad years by the police, told
'he Judge that he was only passing
through town and that he was look.
ing for work. The Judge dismissed
his case telling him to either get
work or get out of town Two cases
of disturbing the peace were on IN,
docket And complaint against
resident Of the northwest part OF
town charging him with using pro-
fame language.
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(By Keel & SOM
Notice for Public alton.

State of Oklahoma. Carter County.
in the District Court.
w. II, Rodgers. plaintiff VS.. Annie
Rodgers, defendant. No, 221.
Said defendant Annie Roagers viii
take notice that she has been sued in
The above named court for divor,"
and must answer the petition filed
therein by said plaintiff on or before
the 2Sth day of October, A. D., 1908
or said petition will be taken az true.
and judgment for said plaintirt in
said action for divorce viii be rend-
cred accordingly.
Dated this 18th day of September.
1908.
j, b. CHAMPION,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest:
(SeaD
G. T. VERNON. District Clerk.
y S. NJ. PARKER, Deputy.
17,3w.
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and costs twelve and ninety five
one hundredth dollars (si2.9j) with
interest thereon at six per cent
from the Both day of June. 1908.
and costs accruing; will on the
9Th day of October. 1908 at
the hour OF .. m, of said day
at the front door Of the court house
In the city OF Ardmore in said
County and state offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder for
cash the said property above des.
cribed
Witness my hand this 4th day OF
September 1908.
J. II. AKERS. Sheriff OF Carter
County. Oklahoma.
BY +. X WEST, Deputy.
6iwkr
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NOTICE OF SALE OF IANp-No-
tice is hereby given tAi. in pursu-
ance of A order ot sale issued out
of the District Court ot carter
County, Oklahoma, on the 4th day
of Sept, 1905 in an action wherein
the City National Bank OF Ardmore,
was plaintiff and Sig Simon was
defendant, directed TO me the un.
dersigned Sheriff of Garter county.
commanding me to sell the follow
ing described property, to.Nit;
The interest Of Sig Simon in lot
number six block number three
hundrod and eightyone (3SD in
the City of Ardmore. Carter County
Oklahoma, as shown by the official
map of said city.
To satisfy judgment and decree OF
foreclosure in favor of said plain.
tiff and against said defendant ob.
tanned and made in said Court on
the 30th day OF June 1908 for the
sum OF three thousand two hun.
dr5d twenty four dollars ,sS.22i00)
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.


iueSday.
First Presbyterian aid society Will
meet at the churc1.
Broadway baptist aid will meet at
the caurch.
South Ardmore Baptist will meet "A,
me church
Circle No. OF the Broadway Meie.
odist church viii meet with Mrs. j.
a. Langram.
Circle No 9 will meet with Mrs. J.
Ai Gross.
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...SOCIETY...
ny Mrs. I. II. STURGEON. Phones, House 63i Office 5.
House 63f. Office ).

t'A''H 'H ~ AAfAANos
\ splendid picnic dinner was sery.
ed at six. Those who attended wore:
Misses Frances Alexander, Flo Al
eXander, lone Heath, Johnnie Neil.
son. Lena Bradford. Mamie Gross,
Marguerite Noblc. Ellie Gwyn, Rosa
lpc bowman, Toy Whitchurst, Stella
Carter. Italy Carter, Maude Hyden,
Ethel Banks, Annie Thompson, Ruby
Raudol. Lois Bradford.
Mrs. ID. f.. Allen was hostess to
"a, Bachelor Maids and other girls
last evening with trolley ride
through compliment to Mrs. Earl
Keunard of Parker. Texas. The affair
was a most pleasant one. At eight.
thirty the guests and chaperones
boarded the yellow car at the Union
al the terminus cafe and returned
stopping at l.oudon's cafe. where
the proprietor had arranged ta-
blcs banquet style and placed GOV
ers Tor twenty guests. Here sum
mcr time refreshments were served.
| after which the tables were cleared
away and many rounds at the two
| step and waltz were enjoyed. Aside
from Mrs. Aliens entertaining much
OF the pleasure of the evening is
due to Charley Londou's royalty in
entertaining
Tie guests were: Misses Mullins.
Jennie aud Lcuorc Butts, Madge
| Roberts, Edna and Thadie James.
Grace aud Natiloc Williams. Mar
gIrct Blois, Avis, Dickson. olive.
Nrsdamcs Kcunard Allen, Philips
and Berry, Miss Mckay of Guth
rie and Comegys of Gainesville.
=
The Broadway Methodist church
was the NEE ling place of the club
ladies' Monday afternoon in a bust
ness session, preparatory to the com
ing of the state federation in late
autumn. The attendance was good
and much enthusiasm is manifest.
ed by the local clubs.
The time set for the meeting in
October has been postponed until
November. owing TO a delay in get.
ting the program in readiness by
the time first set.
Secretary spaulding q the Com
mercial club was an hohored gueo.
at the meeting and gave many val.
liable suggestions and was liberal in
his offers of the assistance the
Commercial club would render
Amalgamation Of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory clubs will be up
tcrr's, at this session aud viii be
bi '"'' up ncGt 'Ht opcnIag so
'hd' everything will be perfected
by 'hc adjournment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-22
New York Futures.

New York, Sept. 22-Cotton fu.
lures today opened barely steady
closed steady. The range of active
futures was:
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Liverpool Spots.

Spot cotton today quiet; mid
5.2S: receipts $4,000, American g
200: sales 1000. American 5000.
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New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans, Sept 22.-Cotton
futures today opened quiet. and
closed steady. The range OF active
futures today was:
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago Grain.

Chicago ILL.,, Sept. 22.-The follow
Ing is the range OF the active futures
on the Chicago Board OF Trade to
day:
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Open High Low Today
New York Spots.

Spot market quiet; 10 down; mid
$50. sales 252.
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DeWitts Carbonzcd witcn Hazel
Salve is tha best thing to use for
piles. sold by w. b, Frame.
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New Orleans Spots.

Spot market quiet and unchang.
ed; mid. . 1-l6; sales 1000.
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Mrs. J G. Langran aud Mrs. Ar
'hur Adams gave their SUNDAY
school classes pleasant outing
Monday afternoon at the park at the
terminus of the street car line. They
were assisted by Mrs. Peryin and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-22
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

State of oklahoma, Carter County,
In the District Court
c. l.. Cotton, Plaintiff, vs.. ]. c.
Cotton. defendant. No. 2l9.
Said defendant J. c. Cotton will
take notice that she has been sued
in the above named court for dl-
vorce by petition filed by plaintiff
and must answer the petition filed
therein by said plainuit on or betoie
the 23rd day OF October, A. d.. 1908,
or said petition will be taken as true,
and a judgment for said plaintiff in
said action for divorce will be rend'
cred accordingly.
Dated this l2th day of September,
1905.
Attest:
T. l.. WRIGHT.
Attorney for Plaintiff
e. T. VERNON, District Clerk.
5 13-2O-27.
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LOST.

NOTlCE-Au persons holding claims
against the estate OF Jerry McIish
deceased will send statement OF
same ?for payment TO tho under
signed. X, H. MI.lSH.
2O-I Bromide. Okla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-22

BE sure and call up the Ardmore
Supply Co. for estimates on piping
your house. Phone 60 20tf
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LOCAL MARKET.

(By VIM. Newman
Hens &c gross.
Fryers from 100 TO s275 per doz.
en-.
Eggs l7i2c per dozen
Green hides &c TO SC.
Dry hides Sc TO l0c.
Butter l5c to CSC
tBy Cold Storage)
Hogs sc TO 5ia gross
Cows &c to 2lac gross.
Calves age gross.
(By Keel & SOM
Corn soc.
Wheat s1.25.
Corn 60c.
Chops $3.50.
Bran sl.15
Hay $3.50 per ton.
Cotton seed meal $3.50 pm lOOlbs
Barley sl.35 per bushel.
Rye sl.65 per bushel.
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Subscribe 10 the Ardmoreite.
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Mrs. NJ q Meadows, state organ.
izer and supreme deputy of the
Woodmen Circle, met with the mem
bers in called session Monday af
ternoon. There was a large attend
ance and eight applications were
balloted on There is quite a spirited
contest on now between the state
organizations as 20 what grove will
lake in the greatest number OF mem.
bers. The supreme officers have OF.
iercd handsome prize. regalas for
the officers Mrs Meadows will give
S5.O0 to the member taking in the
largest number Of names and the
grove will also give $500 10 the one
taking In the next highest number
There will be another meeting on
Thursday afternoon and every mem.
her is urged to be present.
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I HE N ARKfTS
AS RECEIVED BY THE ARDMoRE
ITE EVERY AFTERNOON eY
TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.
Liverpool Futurcs.

Liverpool, Sept. 22.-The range o
cotton futures today was:
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WANTS
) LIN
) TIMES
) DIMES

There ARE boaders pay promptly "as clock work"
And they read Ardmoreite want ads.
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WANTED-A cook Apply Mrs. II. W
Randol. - ii
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WANTED.

WANTED-A colored boy to do chores
around home Apply Mrs. J. A.
Madden, McIish Ave. 21-3
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WANTED-Woman or girl for gen.
eral housework. Phone 70. 6ti
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P,;74 nAn.AAl i5lkI CO Paris, lena
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Wedne sdsy.

Theatoriun.
Majestic.
Airdome.
Bible Study Glass with Mrs. j.
H Hinklr
Prayer meeting ct an he chu,clcs.
=
The Bible study Glass will meet
with Mrs. j. H. Hinkle tomorrow
afternoon. Everyone Interested in
Bible work IS asked to be pres
.ut.
The Majestic and Thcatorium ar,
putting on the best shows Of the
season this week
There was a large crowd at the
Airdome last night to greet the
King Komedy Komplny aud mum
her OF theater parties We're noticed
=
Miss Lizzie Dove was hostess Ia
the members of the Young Nom
ems Home Mission Society Monday
afternoon. The officers. Miss kembel
Miss sullivan and Miss Nisbett. gave
Ia reports. The members paid dues
s collection was taken and the read
ing that is the feature of these meet.
ings was continued. After the bust
ness session the hostess served re
freshments. Miss Kembel will en-.
tertain the members next Monday.
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voices. first and
second tenor, first and second
bass. reading not necessary Ap.
ply 22i First avenue. Robinson
Roorning House. Richard Harding