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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

BURY VICTIMS OF
TRIPLE TRAGEDY

Funeral services % Mra Kathleen
F~thaFAs Aua the baby poruthv viii
- hett TITS r8arnfnE fsotn the
church 81 Tha Sacred Heart a. 40
O'Clock. They stii ~ hnriaa to-
Feth@r AZ Calvary cemetery A =
rhtid and thea suicidef VITA -
buried from uuttsFwuFfh q sous
chapel ard Niii be fatefrrd la
MuAnt Fieaaant eametery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

Joseph wright Vas committed %
faii thls merHlas - Judge kauff.
utan tor his failure 70 pay 80 ais.
usouY dus hts fofusf Nifs. Hattie
a. Mvfmht divorce was grated
ts Ma wright ~ tuaas Cilliam
ts~ptsmatss ,. ard sze . moukA ali
mans Allowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

e. I carbett ~ the Grand n
~ people q ssatgie thls
=. ~ has genuine hastriouie
ne vehicle for the firuiav
a'sr'As4c falenfa II called
@ Eha Music. and u a faree
- enlang iemauts and rnls.
- tAiln8a tUrbetf "a ~rrui-
~ ~ support = orainary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28
Taffeta Elastic Belts

Belts of silk taffeta
elastic, with plain buckles
in gold or gun-metal finish.
Wide range of colors, In
GLIDING brown, navy, tan
and Copenhagen; also
black. Special value Sl.00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

manly fellow wt4h when every
woman win he IN love
Next week the tsola Will give n
decided novelty. presenting FOE tho
first time here "fhe Love Route"
one Of the greatest successes ~ tho
last two years IL IL hy Edward
ferle, who wrote The Prince
Chap"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28
ssss,l.

-. Aqniana limited" 1T the
- 80 -. nsek. g giving full saf-
= ne patrons ~ Tits IA n
y cefupany ~ a strong
- ~. ~ plot Ia Thoroughly ~.
Neat Heel The Holy
@Fenes Benaett's rellxlsun
nt AZ thc Seattle wfth
Asrty a. ~amlaana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

b. ~, ,,'is thsatre d giving one Of
III. n, pays of the season with
/. ~ 49, 9 he Hoorah." ana PEG
|laxIs. apDfeeiatinR this fact ~
||as.s. ~ M large numbers SIR
4 80 made The finest Kind
b - y. = fssion with his Zoe Iarv.
pr ,,. -on The highest compli
49," ne press and publlc.
-. 1oe Lacy r. biz fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

a.. ~ - TIE Great Exprsan
- 4 the THIRD Avenue tfsn-
-. ~ 4. ueek ard happen 10 10
4 49, - ap& Yaal viii keep your
9pf gun. for there are 4
-. men IN this play. which
~ y last SHAT the audience
~ n,. .z1i Heek '-fhe Queen ~
~ ..olnders VIII be "a the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

ketfsr % santa pauia ts dead and
James Hatcher ana Pred Hivaa. for
eat rRnacFa are Suffering from -.
we're burns after being caught In a
pocket IN a canfou ~ fire Of their
own uAkiaH. according TO adNiees
received today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

One thousand dollars reward IA
what Mile tregolia, lightning char
actcr change artist. az pRntaAea thi.
week, offers 10 any Que who car
provr that any person other thar
herself appears on the alNgGdurlna
her act which consists OF fnaktng
- chaukts ~ costume aud psrpan
atty Ia te minutes Campbell a
Mcdonald, novelty singers and
dancers. Austin brothers, the Amer
sfan beauties. Lillian Wright and
tho Gordon hoya, export woodea shoe
aaneerr he RenHo 8 Ia Due, com.
ody gymnaaia. and Grimm a Satch
e. black fAce comedians, are othol
excellent features
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

SAN FRANt'Isr.t,. Oct. 90 --Raburt
stewart. ssrond officer u the steam.
81 Roanoke. died hrrs To-day fFon
injuries recetsed When he waa
ran ever last niMht ~ q Southern
Pacific switch engine Both legs
Nefe severed ~ the engine wheels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

DENVER. Cole. oct as.-The final
aessisu % the Nomen'a shftsfiau
Tasupsrmnee union convention be
Han today with sae@ahea ~ temper
khgc e4NsntEsrs A iuhttre - #tetss
a. entwksatm tha Increased im@tun@f
ahtp ~ the unfon throuE Aout the
en1ntf8 will he held tpnlxht ~ tbs
tate4ataa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

4 heaiy and Afontrssa az
s.sss,lsn sait, are acr0bats III con
- 49, ability. and their aef
u feiiese fhe manot0ny 81
y $40 mediocre bin They
h., .,osue Of a witty nature.
s with their athletic
-. - Whole. however. the
y. 49, pioEram o. considerably
~ ~ standard SGT b. previous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28
POLITICAL
WH|RL
mw YORK IS CENTER
of A CART-TAh
CAMPAIGN.
n. Sums Spent Nightly
/, Republicans and
Democrats.

- YORK. Oct ~ ne w.
~ .,sscu now and the election
~ s,,esss ths greatest eyo lone 81
~ 49,, as.sory that Manhattan
rs'a.a snewn. While there nave
fs' ~ 's...s.,ns al greater interest IN
~ WI yest the general period 81
~ raj assaulted the can, pe'su
ssa'as .., 40 an roth sides and the 70
tasu a'',a tAas ne carfying OF New
49, = essential 10 the success OF
ssnssdale. has caused q syn
VIZ ..smele and concentration
= !. ...rsy during the tew ss'nAi ~ !.
IN MAJ has vut New iefN ~ =
pe.sus~, .s sa numlnations aud
,,. aas .hss aeoaadea y former
sam .'.ss~ns whsn mcney sas tlese
csm ..n., s.ys eesa laid aside this
80 spsskers hsEe taSen their
80 ne haslie belng wagcd herr
e,ssesf q lang power. pure and
800 ana the statesmen II both
s.,s'es arr lnsadlRs public squares.
49, Nails cabs. assembly halls
"a srrus tents
Democratic Program.
nnmzry 81 the democratic OF.
80 AIDED up nightly follows
- ID aatdnor meetings. $50
s....ss ID each " IS assembly
$3.50 eluhs: outdoor speakers.
4, hAcor speakers. SEQ. nifty
~. kIfsd AZ an average cost OF
q arss used by speakers. 50.
srsNw~ trucks. SO. fireworks,
- AUS. $3.50: truck and cart
- Il ~ horse: circulars to al.
.r.i.< asstings. $500; cigars fos
.,,.s,zsy srstors. $50. professional
- =. sszakeFs. s. Total coat,
= ullAt t..eo
Rspublicans al u.
n. unnsry Of what the repnb.
s.sr. ~ sy<ndlng IN these fast.
49,. szss hefcre tho campaign
.,ss~~. On hundred trucks on
street sas7ss, x .s.s.,.' a., 800.
hiss - s ,sss.,sr, $50.
runM - -. .'r..s',.s =, ,.s.-...
e,sr<'s -. - 4 - -. h~,,s
fensi 1880 ~. :" .ss.',,aS. a, 49,,
| lals ID sppsf west side special
nesslazs = 80. y ,.aas,rs. fsa.
mnass - 80 -, =,
ss1Fs - "a -, - -.
ffn1 -. 49, 49,. -. -. =. 49,. -
- 49, ~
- t4
a1 'n 1870 s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

WARRINGTON. Oct "a 49, The
treasury statement to-day shows
receipts tifsA.e sea endorsements
t1lab. zee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28
Womens and Children's Undergarments Special Values

CHILDREN'S MERINO
UNION SUITS. SPECIAL
VALUE, $l.00-Cream or natur-
al Merino Union Suits. High
neck, long sleeves, ankle length;
medium weight. perfect fitting
and well-finished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28


THIS weeks show at the star
Theatre Il above the average. incmd
ina a quintet Of Instrumental mual.
clans, the Mciarona, sam Hood, 4
tunns minstrcl. Joseph Il. kettlor
ln neat comedy sketch, "a RuFal
Suhstitutc, the Ia Relle Trio
gtound aerohatH who Introduce
many new tricks in their eight min
ate act. and the relots. two comedy
DasklcfS with a good Tine of laughs
The sketch OF tho week Is the best
shown az the Star theatre IN years
~ ~ will written and eerfectly act.
ed In addition. Eddie Roesch has
a ballad and the motion pictures
give The principal scenes from tbs
ehAkeapeArean tragedy. -Rlchara
III with hundreds % persons par.
ucipailnE ln THE hik scenes OF that
famous play. The acts narnad arr
"a be seen until next Sunday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

sEATTLE.TAcoMA ROUTE.
Fars s5o--Round Trip, SOC.
FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY.
LEAVES eEATTLg ~ Gas and
1928 a. m. 2;os and 5i45 .. m.
LEAVES TACOMA - e;3s q. m
and 1876. ass and 1880 .. m
U. sEELEY, Jr.. Agent. Seattle
Tel. Main re. Taooma--Tal. 2f2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

. :. w o ME- MS MERIN
q VESTS AND TIGHTS. SPE-
CIAL VALUE Csc GARMENT
Cream or natural color; me-
dium weight. Vests are high
snecked and long sleeved; silk
! crochet neck finish; silk tapped.
Tights ankle length and tape top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

The weich stock company Il pre-.
sentinE "A Domestic fsllnnard's at
the American this week The play
T. . farce Of domestic life aud Is
making a decided hit with the large
audiences The company. by It's
snod work. - fast making hosno
TT ITSELF In the hearts u Seattle
piaywoerA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

MEALS SERVED.

MEALS SERVED.
ThFss fssaa trtps aailF Lsavs as.
sits - ] m. ~ ~ and . -
~ aba . m. Lsats Dvsrstt a. esf6 =
a. tils ,, %. saa IA p -, sundsF
lsass wssrs,t ~ etts = ~. sis -
lnh 81 90, Rpund trip siae.
steamar CitF % Hvsfstt Celmaa Deeh
Whsaas-esnaes tsfas tnd llsd
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

FOLDING POCKET
LUNCH BOX. SPE-
CIAL l8c - Made OF
waterproof linen fabric;
measures 4Ax4Mx7M
inches when open; folds
compactly
TIN BREAD PANS.
SPECIAL Sc Each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-28

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Evening journal., 1908-01-16

ed to provide the vote TO be taken at
the next general election. as all the
judges in this State decided. In their
opinion furnished the governor under
date OF April II. 1905. that opinion be-
ing predicated upon an act which, upon
a request and not Of their own volition
and discretion"
General Election Idea Untenable.
Then Mr. Richards referred to the
debate Of the constitutional convention
relative to the time at which the ques-
ton should be submitted. namely, at a
general election, saying:
1T is reasonable and sensible to sup
pose that a vote taken upon this ques-
tion alone. unconnected and unaffect cd
by any other issues then pending, can
be better had than where the vote is
taken at an election and at a time
where questions of party politics are
involved. the supremacy Of the ono
party or the other. the election OF this
or that particular candidate for office.
and other such questions as are in
volved in general election.
Questions of the general convenience
OF the public and Of the wisdom Of pro-
visions incorporated by the legislature
in its enactments have no place and
deserve no consideration in a discus
sion Of the constitutionality Of the act
itself"
Mr. Richards also argued that the
statute did not contain two distinct
subjects In its ;itle
Evening journal., 1908-01-16
HARRINGTON

Special to THE EVENING JoURNAT.
HARRINGTON. Jan. 16.-Miss Fan
ME Bernard, OF Greensboro, is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Short OF Dagsboro. and Lee
German of Delmar, visited friends here
yesterday.
Miss Matte Culver is visiting friends
in Delmar.
Mrs. Francis Spurry has been visit
ing friends in Dover.
Mrs. ORC Mowbray and Miss Caila-
way. have been visiting in Philadelphia.
ID. Gordon and o. Hewes, who have
been on the sick list, are again able to
be out.
Mrs. Cora Foulkner, OF Selbyville.
is visiting her parents in town.
Evening journal., 1908-01-16
chrlstIan Endeavor convention.

SMYRNA, Jan. 16.-The district
convention Of the Christian Endeavor
Society will be held in the Presby-
terlan Church here Friday, February
ID Delegates will attend from ali
parts Of Kent county An elaborate
program is being arranged. General
Secretary Shaw, of Boston, will ad-
dress the convention. Six persons
united with the Presbyterian Cchurch
last Sunday, as a result of the week
of special services.
Evening journal., 1908-01-16
Addressed sohooI reanh.rs-

The professional study class, COM
prising teachers Of the public schools,
was addressed Tuesday afternoon by
Miss Sallie Reid Shaw, principal of
the Washington Grammar School She
spoke of "The Attitude of the Teacher
toward the School in a Democracy"
Evening journal., 1908-01-16
MOther Taksn 70 HospItaI.

Mable Neal, a colored woman, liv-
ing at Silverbrook was admitted to
the Homeopathic Hospital yesterday.
The woman gave birth TO twins yes
trday morning and one of the died
at her home. II was decided to re-
move her, with the remaining infant
to the hospital in this city.
Evening journal., 1908-01-16

nysconddn nd
Pafann oohery arof hsor Hh IS
hddanw and
&c ind for oHc
Paid to benefCaic under S,93I policies which
matured by death of insured $2Z7OL504
Paid holders Of 1884 Endowment policies
which matued during the year 5SO2730
Paid to 423 Annuians L774,4S4
Paid to of policies surrendered to Com
pany mSIOS53
Paid premiums for polio cyhOdsrs out of surrender
values 2LS43
Paid dividends in cash to pOHCy-hodeS 47046
Paid premiums for pOIEyhodCrs out Of dividends .l00.S92
Direct cash benefits pOHyhoderS $4S,OOOOOO
Paid to $1,000 pOhcyhodeS in loans the security OF their
policies per cent and without fee charge 27OOOOOO
Paid for investments cover increase in legal 2SOOOOOO
'O;u and I%ST Increased i' Reserves over $O3OOOOOO
dhes Inieyo ton
Rate interest investments in Bonds 10 424
Rate of interest Bond investments Ohe 4OZ 434
actually realized Real Estate owned Abs oO5
Rate of income actaNv realized on Real Estate mee
Dividends to be- pad in 1908 ~. $62OOOOO
Evening journal., 1908-01-16

s494,4Os,s
Evening journal., 1908-01-16
Killed a Heavv Hoe.

~ ~ - ---f~-fH 1p1ANANAL-
TOWNSEND. Jan. 16.--j'armers Of
well-known colored character Of near
this place, is believed to have raised
the heaviest hog that was grown in
this section during the past year. This
porker which weighed 322 pounds, was
killed this week. Tony says he will
beat the record during the present
year.
Evening journal., 1908-01-16
HIGH PRICES FOR
SWEET POTATOES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND, Jan. 6.-Farners OF
this section are jubilant over the good
prices sweet potatoes are bringing.
Great quantities are weekly being
shipped to the commission merchants
Of various cities. The prices are the
highest known for years. bringing
from So to $3.50 per barrel.
Evening journal., 1908-01-16
SIXTY-TF1IRD YEAR
NeW-YOrk Life Insurance Co.,
BROADWAY
To the Policy Holders |:
346 BROADWAY

Iubni bdowa ensdB
panysc1 Nhdoo
veconddons Its pol
T facts show genera 10
ed toandp pa topoyh o.
Evening journal., 1908-01-16
HAD RELATIVES IN
THEATRE FIRE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

HARRINGTON, Jan. 16.--Miss Boy
er' her brother and several others whose
lives were lost in the Boyertown thea
ire fire were intimate friends of Miss
Sheldrake and Miss Fleming here.
Evening journal., 1908-01-16
Balance Sheet, December 81, 1907
LIABILITIES

T. Policy Reserve .................$4s .$4sa,s7ass7.oo
a. Other Policy Liabilities .......... 5,seoe77.3s
g. Premiums and Interest prepaid. 2,3IIs7oa3
a. Commissions Salaries, etc.......... I7II4I.73
S. Dividends payable in 1908 6,aoooss.1s
s. Additional Reserve on Policies.... a,7eI,558.oo
p Reserve for deferred Dividends s5,s6s,7I6oo
g. Reserve for other purposes, ...... s,3o6,s4o.3s
sAOA.Aos,s ,sO7.s7
Evening journal., 1908-01-16
$IO3,OOO,OOO

Ttunre
hgn
o ECONOMY BET
ofhe detwhchf
ought in mmo wihn b
present cp
vdonsw which hhnaynnk kehn eseuryof fy
don dy
mhsat nhnpd
@ the IN
of New
these Companies 10" $780,
IN n You
eyrelag gnH flaws choph
claws which, interest ue
QIewYor kshteLa iH
in msaurtesw
intend she ha
unsurpassed in real
IawvU
o
gt
kShtL sp struggle
into and dy
e ~
prudence md an dju
defend
an
eben and
ApnpLtgv Information bout
onrqu toan policy o al
abOt
Is O<AiO"'- = HA'ONH1 i0oiu0nO
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23
WORKED MEN TEN HOURS.
Government Eight.Hour Law Comes
Into Play IN South Dakota

Government Eight.Hour Law Comes
Into Play IN South Dakota,
SiouN Fdlls. :. H.. oct g.. Hayes
Hrou,rs, sub.coutraoors ON the soy.
cumou' irrigation project at Rollo
Four,hr, in the Western part of the
state. have been made the defendants
in criminal action which has been
ustiw ed by the United states aDtor.
ury's ualco in this city in accordance
with instructions from the attorney
general of the United States.
They are charged with having VIC
lated q federal statute which provides
that contractors and sub.conWactors
ON pul ii, works shall not permit amy
Of their wOrkmcu to work moro than
eight hours in amy one day II is
charged in the complaint in the case
that the Hayes Brothers during the
summer allowed a largo number OF
their upn to work for ten hours q
day rol q largo number of days
The penalty for such an iurlay'iou
of the provisions of the law is zinc
OF not 10 exceed $1,000 or mpriHou.
mont for a period of not moro than
aiN months, or both such fine aud inn.
pliSonraont, at the discretion Of the
court This is the mst case of the
dnd ever instituted in the United
states ,odrt for South Dakota
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23

U, Utr du, Those holding tho see.
uud sc,outynyc numbers will be- ry.
luruG to file the second day. those
Jo'aar the ucN' 700 numbers. ON the
'1nd day. ard so ON a, the rate OF
400 u'ugs day until 1000 successful
applicants have been u,ru au orpor
miu To- mako entry
later Filings IN August
After that the Nliugs will hu sua.
pyndad until August .. 1909. when the
uoruus holding numbers above 1000
viii be- permitted 10 mako Jhcr Gljues
ut th' rate of 100 % Ca.
All Land Open September I.
Persons who go rot hold numbers
,anrot make entry until september D.
at which time all OF the land. tlI
moutrrol win be- subject 10 s.tJ.u
meut ANA entry q, $3.50 an acre
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23
COL, S. S. COTTON WRITES

'NS % ''b't ~ III "C"'O'J W ~
nee congregational Minister.
TEr following tribute to- Rev. !. ".
KtdG,r FIRST pastor Of the First Con.
erpguti.ual church in this city, was
written 10y Col. $ $ Cotton and will
rc read before the state association
of CONGREGATIONAL churches and min.
listers. which meets in Seward during
the coming week. by Rev. Edwin
Booth IT,:
'Om acquaintance with Mr.. Niddcr
as pastor of this church began in the
summer of 1874. The church had boon
built Eve years and Mr.. Kiddcr had
been pastor from the beginning. Mem
DRY loves TO recall the picture of that
first church. The pulpit where MIR
Kddcr stood was not mounted on
platform but was gem of it's kind.
built by one of the pioneers. MIR. Scs
sions. rather Of one Of our dracous
of today.
"Thc room was fresh ana sweet.
but SO baro-barc walls, bare floor.
lust i'm Keeping with the country
round ghout. for the sense of barren.
ness was cycrywhcrc. No fences di-
vidcd the grass.coycrod prarics. no
trees Cottcd the landscape save as
they Hinged thcs ucams vending
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23

Referee Woathcrhy and he ruled that
the stock should 80 into the hands of
the trustees In bankruptcy
T. NJ. COrbou aud Ferris n lddiurs
represented the Sioux city firms
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23
Devil"

"Thc Devil which will be played
here by the Burwood stock company
is the play which is just now rccciv-
ing the greatest amount Of space in
the magazines. II is a play that the
country is talking about
I'm Omaha the piece has made such
a hit that it has been found necessary
10 continue il for an extra week. This
weeks crowds have been even greater
than those Of last week. Omaha re-
ports say.
The Omaha management will bring
all of the scenery to Norfolk just as
il was used in Omaha.
Patton His Own Guarantee.
W Il. Patton, who comes before
"Thc Do,il," is his own guarantee to
Norfolk people. Last year in The
Slow Poke ne received one of the
largest audiences of The whole year.
We pleased everyone and his play was
counted as one Of the very hes; things
| that was hero during the year.
Ills new play The Blochhcad,' is
| said to be just as atrou" if lot
| stronger. than "Tho slow Iu,r.'
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23

I OOAlE ]
++++++++++a*%++%*%+++%%++@l
DIR. and Mrs. Dishoug and Miss Sin
clair gave n & o'clock dinner on Fu.
day evening in honor Of Julius lmn.
who Is soon 10 leave Norfolk for can.
fornia. Small tables were placed u
the upper hail and sitting room and
beautifully decorated with pink car
nations and dainty candle shades of
the same color. The dinner was de-
licious and served IN i've courses
Covers were laid Tor Dr and Mrs. &. S
Parker, Pr, and Mrs r. 4. Mu.l
stadt, MIR. and Mrs l.. T. pasowalk
Miss Laura Durlnnd. Miss clara I'm.
dat, DR. Brush, julius HUM, Dr and
Mrs. c. A, Young, Dr. and Mrs Kelly
Mr.. and Miss RoNb Mr. and Mrs
Baker, Miss I'm. Miss Mtchio Of Lin
coin, Mr. Guctzmcr After Tie dinner
the guests enjoyed dluaju@
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the First CONGREGATIONAL church held
the first meeting Of The yea" with Mrs.
Mary Nrothowson ON Tucsdav nrrcr
noon. Interesting papers were read
by Mrs G.. u. Saltcr, Mrs Booth. Mrs
d. Mathcwson and Mrs. &. $ Parker
Election Of officers followed the pa
nors Miro MCMILLAN v,os nr,clnl
rrosido,, ,,rs r. u nrrIord ,ico
nrosidort N,re N,n,e treasurer and
''' ',,r ,,,,,i,., n,.. 1900,
'",', WV, w." >'' m, ,,''''''' Wv
'"'''"S ~
The ladies OF the wednesday ciuN
enjoyed delightful O'Clock Iuu'l.
con on Wednesday In the home OF the
new president OF III" ''"o' MIS' y.
Slhall Iap''S ualh'IIN I"'" ""V S'' N''
10 Il spI'hdlu 'lI''c""'5' '""'. VI. -.
Bear was assisted IN 'h' serving 10y
Mrs, >. O. MAYER N'''r 'h' l""'o'""
the regular program was take" up.
me c'"p Is J"S' '"''' "E ",''" 10
This year will b" spent in studying
Spain.
MIS- D. L. sun an" WIS. =. !. ''"'.
lSh entertained III" laaIoS society VI
the homo OF Mrs. larISh ON IhNrf"N
afternoon. About i"riNhN' 'adl'& en-
joyed the social afternoon ana ilSh'
refreshments that were served 10y ih'
hostesscs.
hood of Locomotive Engineers ana
Firemen very pleasantly surprised"
Mrs j. L. Daughcrty with a handker-
chief shower "Wednesday evening, the
occasion being Mrs DauEh'rtl )
served.
Mrs. l.. y. PascwalK entertained ia
formally on Monday afternoon for her
guest, Miss Edna Stafford OF Omaha
t rh9 hnst,,.. so,,,oI , 1oirty
,i,nn .nna,. ~ = o,oIocI,
'''''0 sup
Mrs G. d ButtcrReld was hostess
10 the blluEo c!uo !"s, " ''", "'H "''''
noon MISS r,'l'" y 'o''''" W N'"''
was an '"' VI wv"
me queen hS,'''' I" '''' u '''' WV.
odiSt ch"rch enJoE'" "n GENUS W." W., "
MISS Mi'o N''N.''S WI %''''
young iao''S vi ,"' ','''' "'' ''>,'
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Nemoer
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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23

Mrs. j. c. Still and Mis-. <. Z. Par.
ish entertained the Ladies' society of
the First CONGREGATIONAL church a.
the homo of Mrs, Parish ON Thursday
afternoon About rurtyhyr ladies en-
joycd the social afternoon and light
refreshments that were served 10y the
hOStpSSCS.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23

The ladies auXlnary oT t1c Grothor-
hood of Locomotive Engineers and
Firemen very pleasantly surprised
Mrs. J. l.. Daughcrty with a hlndkcr-
chief shower "Wednesday evening, the
occasion being Mrs. Daugh"rty'S
birthday. A dainty luncheon was
served.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23

Mrs. l.. p. PasewalN entertained ia.
formally on Monday afternoon for her
guest Miss Edna Stafford of Omaha.
A game of 800" furnished amusc.
ment. The hostess served a dainty
little supper at o'clock,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23

Mrs. c. D. Buttcrfeld was hostess
to the Bridge club last Saturday after
noon. Miss Edith O'Connell of Genoa
was an ont Of town guest. a dainty
lunch was served at , o'clock.