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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-05

MISSOURI LANDS.

Missouri farms for sale only nifty
miles from Kansas city. Best OF farm
ing land. good water fine climate. good
found in our state.
No. l.--240 acres. fine improvements.
good archard: one mile from Holden.
best town in county: price 500.
No 300 acres. joins town, good
improvements; $50 per acre.
No. 3-126 acres. joins town. good
improvements. best orchard peaches,
all kinds of fruit: price $50 per acre.
No 200 acres. new eight room
house. good barn. 2ia miles from town;
lays fine; price s7o per acre.
No. $50 acres. two sets of i'm
provements. II miles from town.
No. 6-190 acres. two miles from
town, good improvements: price ST. so
per acre.
No, Sis acres. new improvements:
price $50 per acre
No. $3.50 acres. price s4750 per
acre.
No. 9-16o acres. new improvements;
price $3.50 per acre.
No. 10--Five good SO-acre tracts.
good water. fine located; price $40 per
acre.
No. 11--173 acre tract, good improve
ments. three miles from town: price
$66 per acre.
This Is the best located land In our
county: has low rate Of taxes: no
debts. G. w BEDFORD Holden. Mo.
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stringers now used as joists in Mr..
Mercier's warehouse the straps are
still attached. and 1t is doubtful
whether anywhere in the world there
is another specimen intact OF this
kind Of rail" used in the infancy Of
railroad construction. The ware
house was built about sixty years or
more ago. at the time the primitive
rails were supplanted by crossties
and iron rails.
For year or two, beginning In
1882, Point OF Rocks was the western
territory Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, pending the litigation and
the settlement by the legislature of
the right of way between the river
and the mountain at this place. Large
quantities of goods and produce were
brought there, and the old warehouse
in which they we're stored is still
standing and in good repair. 1t is
now used as hotel.
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Little Indian Boys" The gang was
on the Job 10 months and every
month removed one OF the gang by
accident until there only remained
the cross-eyed man, who rounded out
the tale OF disaster by being run
down by train and killed. a
September Is the fatal month in
railroading and every railroad man
sigha with relief when It has passed.
On the records Of the railroad Sep.
TENDER stands convicted Of being the
unluckiest month of the year for
wrecks. For months everything may
have been running along in an ideal
manner. but September will pile up
enough disasters to pay for past Inn
munity. Why this Is so no railroad
man can tell.
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MarshaIItown Chapter, b. "A. n.

MarshalltoWn Chapter, q. A. r.
The first meeting this fall of this
patriotic organization, meeting the last
Friday in every, month, was held Sept.
H. The chapter has an interesting and
valuable branch of work planned for
this and following seasons, in a COM
pilation of a history of Marshalltown
Each member is to take up and trace
the history of some particular local in
dustry. and at the end of the season,
these records will be combined and pre-
sented to the public library. Each sue
ceeding year. the record Of each line
is to be kept up and added to, by the
member to whom it was assigned. Pro-
grams will be given at the monthly
meetings and study Of different histor-
ical subjects will be pursued. The Of
ffcers are:
Regent-Mrs. Merritt Greene.
Vice Regent-Mrs. David Lennox.
Recording secretary Mrs. A. T.
Elder.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. IS. G..
Edmondson.
Registrar-Miss Mae Smith
Trea;surer-Mrs. w. C. Payne.
Historian-Miss Harriet Bassett.
Chaplain-Mrs. w. r. Forney
Mrs. Greene, who is also state vice
regent Of the D. A. R., will resign that
office at the state conference meeting
in Sioux City, which begins today, to
accept the local regency. 1t will be nee
essary to elect a new chaplain, as Mrs
Forney will soon leave the city. to re-
side near Missoula, Mont.
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road several years ago.
A section gang was being made up
to go out on the line and do some
repair work. Ten men we're needed
for the work and nine had been
chosen. The tenth man was lacking
when along came one and applied for
the Job. But he was cross-eyed and
the foreman was about to turn him
away when he discovered that II was
time for the train and none other had
appeared. Despite the black looks OF
the other nine. the cross-eyed man
was taken on.
Bad luck followed the gang from
the beginning. One man was sun-
struck and had to be sent TO the hos.
pital. After that 1t was record
similar to that OF the ill-fated Ten
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Special
Bargains

365 acres-265 acres lies gently roll
ing; balance quite rolling: 100 acres in
corn; tifty acres In timothy and clover
meadow. balance blue grass pasture
with some timber; farm fenced and
cross-fenced hog and sheep tight; all
woven wire and barb wire on top ex-
cept about mile OF nice hedge Lo-
Gated three and one-half miles from
town of LOO population. Improvements
consist of a large barn b2x60; two cat
tie sheds. one 30x60 and the other lax
30 scales. another small barn, All tho
sheds and barns are newly repaired
and in GOOD condition.: newly painted.
House Is new. Just being completed;,
seven room, sixteen foot square, with
bath room. hallway. two Clothes clos
cts. large porch in front and porch at
the rear: solid concrete block founda-
ton under the house; house cost So.
500; wash house over cellar; concrete
walks; poultry house sixteen foot
square: smoke house and ice house.
Improvements on this property worth
$500 There IS an air pressure water
system with large stone and concrete
reservoir twelve feet above ground: L..
800 feet of underground piping con.
veying water 10 five points on In,
farm, catching all barn lots and pas.
lures: also water piped 10 house; Law.
atory In kitchen and ,avatory. tole>
and bath In the bath room: ampi.
sewer system. This farm is offered for
quick sale Mt $40 per acre. Possession
given March /. 1910. Liberal terms u
desired Pictures and plat sent on ap-
plication l have other farms larger and
INHALER. Write
BAzEl. J. MEEK, chnllco.hc. Mo.
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spinnino Wheel chanter.

Sept. "a marked the opening of the
season for the Spinning Wheel Chap
ter, ID. A. r. This chapter also meets
once a month and will this year, con-
tinue its study of American history,
having it's programs interspersed with
other interesting features. As with the
other patriotic chapter, the annual cleo
ton comes in January. The present
officers are as follows:
Regent-Mrs. C. A. Eadie.
Vice regent j. B. Simmons.
Recording secretary Mrs. j. p.
Woodbury..
|. Corresponding secretary-Miss Katf,
crime Balch
Treasurer Mrs. A. G. Click.
Registrar-Mrs. George F. Kirby.
Chaplain-Mrs. L. G. Abbott
Historian-Miss Rachel Cannon.
Board of managers-Mrs. C. C. Urine
and Mrs. r. w. McCreery.
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MISSOURI LANDS.

Fruit lands, dairy farms. timber
lands and ranches cheap in the famous
Koskonong fruit belt. 81 TO $40 per acre.
Write for lists. etc. Porterfied & Son.
Koshkonong. Mo.
For Sale-Ninety miles south Kansas
City. Missouri and Kansas farms: 20
to TAO acres; sao to 500 per acre: In the
corn. wheat and clover belt. Send for
price list. to d. a Beck, Stotesbury.
No
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This auxiliary organization to the
D. A. r. chapters. in charge of Mrs. W..
B. Kibbey and Mrs. A. T. Elder, meets
once a month, and will begin it's work
early in October. The children give
some very entertaining programs
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Chapter ee. Of p. &. q.

Bible study will also occupy the at
tention OF this secret sisterhood this
season. its general subject being
"Women Of the Bible" Meetings will
be held every two weeks, on Mondays,
as Usual A picnic was held Sept 10,
and on Sept. % the chapter began its
regular study meetings. On Oct. %, a
Sorority Day" will be enjoyed, and
the annual election takes place March
IA. The present officers are; 81,
President Mrs Aaron Palmer. Y
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Mr.. r: G. Fritz, oneonta, N. w..
writes: my little girl was, greatly ben
Gifted by taking Foley's Orino Laxa-
tive. and I think 1t is the best remedy
for constipation and liver trouble,
Foley's Orino Laxative Is mild ana
pleasant and effective, and cures habit
iual constipation. Mcbride & will
Drug Company. - S3s'
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Political .EouaIitv.

The Political Equality Club is in a
state of disorganization at present, but
1t is planned to hold a meeting We'd
nesday afternoon. Oct. 10. at which
time officers will probably be elected,
and plans for the seasons work made.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

AS am changing location l will Of
fer for sale at public auction to highest
bidder on premises. 107 East Church
street, Marshalltown, Iowa, on Wednes-
day. Oct. 6, 1909, at 3 o'clock D. Ms
iron bed springs and mattresses, .
wood beds. springs and mattresses. .
comforters, pairs of double blankets.
rockers, 2 dozen dining room chairs. .
extension tables, / kitchen table, three
ingram carpets. mattings. pictures, one
top buggy, two gasoline stoves, two
good six-hole ranges. two heaters.
twelve pillows, five commodes. two
dressers, two mirrors, two stands
lamps. all kinds OF dishes. cooking
utensils, garden tools, feather bed and
many other articles too numerous to
mention. Terms cash. ]. c. Robb own
er. Oct. lie. j. Robb's house and
lot at S02 East Linn street, lot in
Satia's addition, one lot in Industrial
addition. Oct 12-Charles Culley's
house and lot at All North Third ave-
nue.. Barber & Kendall. agents. NJ.
NJ. Kendall, auctioneer.
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Lotus.

No meetings, for the present at least
are planned by the members OF the
Lotus. former we'll known club. for
this season, and it now seems likely
that the Organization will be disbanded
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cross-Eyed Man Brought IN Luck.
Railroad men have special dislike
for cross-syed men. This supersti-
tious dislike is attributed to an Incl
dent that occurred on a Missouri rail
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Der Deutsche unterh altunus krsis.

~'sV' 'o'sUt'4o T<1016s
This German club has begun it's
meetings. holding the first one, at
which new officers were elected, Sept.
"a, with Mrs. Henry Pappe. The kreis
will meet every two weeks, as has been
its custom in the past, and will first
finish the study Of a text book begun
last season. Gam Deutschen Herde," by
Thiergen. What 1t will take up then
is to be determined later. The officers
are as follows:
President-Mrs. P. A. Stern.
Vice President-Mrs. Fl. L. Getz
Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs. c. F..
Schmidt.
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For Sale

seven-room house. good barn and on.
buildings with four acres of land in
fruit at n bargain in the city. Also
electric vaudeville 10 cents thcater In ~
city Of 5000 people Clearing ahovs
expenses $500 10 $500 per month
II. j. ALLARD. w. r, MOON.
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Beethoven Plans.

The first meeting of the season, of
the Beethoven Club, Marshalltown' s
we'll known musical organization, was
also held today. The club will meet
every other week, on Tuesdays. Until
Christmas the club will devote its
study to foreign music and composers,
and following that time to American
music and composers. The officers fol-
low:
President-Mrs. Robert g. Valentine
Vice President-Miss Ella Tug.
Secretary-Mrs. C. A. Durham.
Treasurer-Mrs. Charles Myers.
Musical Director-Miss Mabel Miller
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improved lands in eastern South Da-
kota. Write for particulars. w. II.
joiner, Pocahontas. Iowa.
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Hawthorne Club.

Today marks the opening of the
Hawthorne Clubs season. which will be
the fifth year of a course of bible
study, following the work. outlines of
the University of Chicago course. The
course has been thoroughly enjoyable,
as we'll as instructive. The club meets
every week and the present officers
are:
President-Mrs. D. T. Denmead.
Vice President-Mrs. A. F. Balch.
Secretary-Mrs. F. l.. Meeker
Treasurer-Mrs. I. o. Kemble.
Porgram conmittee-Mrs c. c. st.
Clair and Mrs. A. G. Click.
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WANTED, SALESMAN.

Wanted-Salesmen. We want at
once. two more men between the age
of &c and 40. to place consignment
deals with merchants; road experience
unnecessary, salary and expenses. or
commission il preferred: references and
bond required. d. +. Witt & Co, Sh ef-
field, Iowa.
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Shakespeare Society.

Today marked The seasons opening
meeting Of the Shakespeare Society,
whose study is indicated by its name
Not having finished the play, Henry
WILL" last year, the society will take
it up again, for the present. The Off
GERS follow:
President-Mrs. B. F. Nichols.
Vice President-Mrs. Harriet Sutton.
Secretary Treasurer-Mrs. H. H.
Nichols.
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MINNIE sofa LAND.

A snap If sold this month one milo
north of Mnnetonka lake on Little
Long lake. which is 200 feet deep and
fun of fish. $50 an acre buys $50 acres
of rich black new soil originally hard
maple, elm. Eastwood and oak 100 acres
under cultivation. balance in meadow
and tlmbered pasture; has small frame
house. large barn for thirty head Of
stock; large new corn crib, hen house
ana other out buildings we'll and wini
mill and trough, quarter mile lake
frontage. two and one half miles from
Mound. one hour and Ten minutes ride
from ST Paul. + 4 Slayton, 1872 elooo
building. St Paul
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Ladies, READING circI.

Next Monday. Oct. IL, will begin the
weekly meetings of the Ladies' Read
ing Circle. The committee appointed,
having been unable to meet, no plans
have yet been made for the course of
reading to be followed. The officers
are:
President-Mrs. George Allen.
Vice President-Mrs. e. r. Jones.
Secretary reasurer-Mrs. J. M.
Parker.
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FOR sALE-cITY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-clTY PROPERTY.
For Sale-Two new six and seven
room cottages, strictly modern; pay
ments to suit purchaser. A ]. Clark
FOR sALE-ioWA LAND.
Farm Bargain-Will sell as good a
farm and better improvements than 30
per cent of Iowa farms on terms to
suit; 800 in Minnesota. fine neighbour
hood: school on land. station fifty rods.
Box S55. Burdette, Iowa.
For Sale-Must be sold within thir-
ty days to settle estate. seventy acres
and 217 acres. joins town. Address
Box 1886, Swea City, Iowa
For Sale-155 acre farm two miles
from Clear Lake Send for list. Fred
j. Curvo. Clear Lake. Iowa.
For SaIe-Small farm at Iowa Fails.
A splendid 10S acre farm two miles
southwest of postoffice. Lots of build
ings, all tiled out and not priced above
its value. +. D. Peet.
For SaIe-160 acres. improved, Ia
miles from town. $50 an acre; $50
acres. unimproved y miles from town.
$4750 an acre; 800 acres fair inn
provements, 9 miles from town, $3.50
an acre; 240 acres, good improvements.
9 miles from town. $62 so an acre; $50
acres, finely improved. adjoins town,
$3.50 an acre: 1850 acres, fine improve
ments. 31a miles from town. 1850 an
acre: 100 acres, good improvements,
miles from town, $50 so an acre: 160
acres, good Improvements. miles from
town. $72.50 an acre. John C. Preston,
Crystal Lake, Iowa.
For Sale-One of the best money
making 245 A. farms in Iowa. Good
buildings, flowing we'll. Write for in
formation. VIM. Wesenberg, Goodell,
Iowa.
For Sale-A good farm of l40 acres;
all good level tillable land; two and
one half miles southeast of Maxwell,
Iowa this is the cheapest farm in Iowa.
Inquire of NJ. McNichols. Ill West
Church street Marsilaiit3""n Iowa
| For Sale-l62 acre farm near Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, five room house, two
barns, corn, crib, well. windmill. Owner
has reduced mtg, from $4,000 To $1,000
| in two years from product of farm.
Price. $50 per acre. Address c. C.
Mohler Bertram, Iowa.
For Sale-EIghty acres Joining town
of Union. all level lying. with improve
ments. Price sS,000 Also eighty acres
close to Liscomb, 800 per acre. very
good land. well Improved Phone or
address s. Dickerson. Liscomb, Iowa
Anyone wanting to buy a farm or
sell farm. see Leroy Thompson. sos
North Center street.
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IOWA FARM FOR SALE.

241 acres Decatur county. fair I'M
fifty acres rolling. balance
level, deep. black ioarn, Close to town
and school. Price. SIS per acre. one
half cash. Address Box s24. Des
Moines. Iowa
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Witenaucn1ote

The witenagemote Club will begin
it's weekly meetings next Thursday,
Oct. Z. at which time new officers will
be elected. The course of study has not
yet been decided on. The present Off
GERS are:
President-Mrs. c. j. scheeler.
Vice President and Treasurer-Mrs.
w. E. Smelling.
Secretary-Mrs. w. H. Jones.
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Wonnen's Clubs Begin Seasons
Work With Brightest Prospects

Woodbury..
Treasurer--Mrs. u. r. Lay.
Auditor-Mrs. I. o. Kemble.
Directors-Mrs. J. l.. Carney, Mrs. A.
F. Balch, Mrs. r. w. McCreery, Mrs.
w. III. Gilbert.
Chairman Study Department-Mrs.
H. j. Howe.
Historian-Mrs. d. "A. Collision.
Custodian Of Scrap Book--Mrs. NJ.
Maud BATHS.
Printing committee-Mrs. Gilbert,
Miss Padmore, Miss French.
Refreshments committee-Mrs. E. r.
Lay, Mrs. l.. r. Kellogg, Mrs. B. w.
Sinclair.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
Avery important feature of the club
is its literary department, meeting
each Monday afternoon, beginning Oct.
10, at the home of it's leader, Mrs. H. j.
Howe. 1t will study the life of Robert
Louis Stevenson, and special features
will be recital, Stevenson's song, by
Miss Helen w. Abbott, Tuesday even
ing. Dec. IL, and talk on Stevenson
by some speaker yet to be chosen, some
time in January.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Oct. 27-Banquet, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hull.
Nov. 10-Piano recital, Madam Hal
lock, with Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Willard.
Dec. 29-Musical, Miss Mabel Wood
bury, violinist; Miss Helen Abbott. vo-
calist; Mr.. Ralph Xix, accompanist;
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kirby.
Jan. 19TIrish Folk Lore Stories, Mr..
Seumas McManus; with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. McCreery.
Feb. 23-Recital, Professor and Mrs
Karl B. Stein: with Mr.. and Mrs. I. o.
Kemble.
March 9-Lecture. Tennysons "1n
Memoriam," DR.. Hugh Atchison: with
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Norris.
April 26-Annual meeting, with Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Urine.
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Literary Clan.

Literary Clan.
This organization, composed for the
most part of teachers, began it's season
with a picnic on Sept. Z. 1t meets each
week on Monday evening, and this wear
will devote its time to music entirely.
The lives of various composers will be
studied, and music from the particular
one under consideration, given at each
meeting. The clans officers are:
President-Mrs. Lizzie Oppice.
vice President-Miss Isabel Mitchem.
Secretary-treasurer-Miss Ida Nc
Murray.
Critic-Miss Ella Adams.
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IOWA FARMS FOR SALE BY OWN

My several farms in Howard county.
so. 100. 100. 200. Gao acres. all smooth.
deep black soil. we'll improved and near
town, no better corn or dairy land.
Price $50 to $50 per acre Easy terms.
List on request II. l.. Spauiding. Elma,
Iowa
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NE RASkA LAND.

Forty-five bushel wheat land $50 per
acre, We own and control 20 900 acres
of Cheyenne county. Nebraska's choic-
est farm land now on the market. The
heaviest crop yielding county in
Nebraka for twelve years. Write for
folders and fun particulars. Agents
wanted everywhere Write for our pro-
position at once Fundlngsland 4 Sew
erson. land brokers. Sidney. Neb.
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Calisonhian.

OdIISoF5HIaH.
Next Tuesday, Oct. 10, will begin the
seasons work of the Calisophian Club
which meets weekly "Prominen
Women" will be the general subject O.
study, text books to be secured from
the public library. The clubs officer.
are as follows:
President-Mrs. Henry White.
Vice president-Mrs. w. l.. Place.
Secretary-Mrs. S. o. Lampman,
Treasurer-Mrs. J. G. Van Orman.
Historian-Mrs. George Ordway.
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itic-Miss Ella Adams.
S. C. \. Club.

The s. G. 1. Club of Taylor town.
ship, meeting every two weeks on
Thursday, has taken no vacation this
summer, holding its last meeting on
Sept. %. The annual election comes
IN March. The club has been and is
still studying the subject, Our Unin-
vited Guests, the Immigrants" Special
programs are given occasionally. The
present officers are:
President-Mrs. Hannah wetherbee
Vice President-Mrs. Amanda Will
son.
secretary-Miss Nellie Thompson.
Treasurer--Mrs. Emma Kinsey.
Chaplain-Mrs. A. C. Thomson
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Entire Nous Club. :
The Entire Nous Club, meeting each
Tuesday afternoon from Oct. to May
81. inclusive, has for it's reading this
year, the Bay View magazine, and will
study the subject, Great Britain and
Her Colonies" Last year the club stud
led the Bay View course on France
and Austria. and enjoyed it's travels so
much that it will extend them this
year The clubs officers are:
President-Mrs. Robert Stevens.
Vice President-Mrs. George Darling.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Susie L.
White.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. Har-
ry Waterman.
Treasurer-Mrs. j. B. Simmons.
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Vice President-Mrs. P. F. Arney.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. j. P.
Diehl.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. L. F.
Kellogg.
Treasurer-Mrs. Robert Stevens.
Chaplain-Mrs. Ella McKim.
Guard-Mrs. H. T. MARS.
Journalist-Mrs. Charles Whitehead.
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Citv Federation,

City Federation.
The annual meeting of the City Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, which en-
cept during the summer season, meets
the last Friday in each month, will be
held on Oct. 30, at which time new
officers will be elected. The federation
mas accomplished considerable during
the past year. including the installa-
ton Of a new, sanitary drinking foun-
tam, giving good satisfaction, in the
high school building, and the beautify-
ing with flower beds and otherwise,
OF the library grounds, court house
yard, and a certain obscure corner of
the cemetery. The local federation is
to have the honor of entertaining on
coming Oct. 10 and 20, the distric:
meeting of the State Federation OF
Women's Clubs. The present Officers
are:
President-Mrs. H. J. Howe.
Vice president-Mrs. d. r. Den,nead
Corresponding secretary - Mrs. A
Janney.
Recording secrctary-Mrs. L. c. Alb.
bolt.
Treasurer-Mrs. j. d. Vail.
Auditor-Mrs. c. A. Farmer.