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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
D. A. R. To Be WRITTEN un

The Mexico Chapter Of the Daugh
tiers Of the American Revolution will
shortly spring into the magazine lime
light with Theodore Roosevelt, the
Emmanuel movement and Mary Ba
ker Eddy. The Delineator, a well
known Eastern periodical, whose edi.
tor, Mr.. Dysert, is a brother-inlaw
Of Mrs. Chas. Rogers, Of this city, is
to have an article on the Mexico court
house ana the d. A. r. rest room in
that building.
Mrs. II. P. Warden is preparing the
article which will appear shortly. The
interest this organization is taking in
civic matters and the success of the
Mexico chapter is attracting universal
attention. The members of the Mex.
leo D. A. RS are to be complimented
on their success and the attention is
apparently as attractive.
A. Larsen has taken photographs Of
the building and rest room for illus.
trations of the article.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Mark Dixon ana
Dixon. by their certain d. Aatus
dated the sth day Of April, IsSs 'aE
recorded in Book %. page ssI and
Recorders office Of Andraln oo,. lie
State Of Missouri. conveyed V0OAty
Undersigned s. NJ. Locke Tho Tie
ing described real estate sl,r. ,0a0S'
Audrain county. State of MIs.anS b
wit; 10
Lot numbered five 90 In BIoet
bered twenty-six (26) OF LaSS uaa'
dition Extended to the City :,
leo, Missouri. being same ,,Us Ael
veyed 10 Mark Dixon by s. ~e'
by deed recorded in Book 75 ., ny
IS. Deed Records of AudraIp ooa'
Missouri. V
Whereas, the interest on so,.
remains due and unpaid ana uOss
note by the terms Of said de.. @
due and unpaid and default has
made in the conditions and term. a
said decd of trust:
Now therefore, at the reous,,
the legal holder Of said note ans
persuance Of the provisions a, ..a
deed OF trust. / will, on say
Friday, the 18th day
Of February, isa
between the hours of nine o'eIocs
the forenoon and five O'Clock IN ~
afternoon Of said date, at the ,,..'
door Of the court house, in tbe ~.
of Mexico, Audrain county. Missons
sell the said real estate above a,
scribed at public vendue to the h,s.
est bidder for cash to satisfy ~,
debt and decd Of trust and the Oo,,.
of executing this trust. 47.4t
s. M. Locke. Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letter,
testamentary upon the estate =,
J. ]. Kerr, of Audraip coU,.
ty. Missouri. deceased, have hss,
granted the undersigned, ]. E. Ksr,
by the Probate Court of s.n
County Of Audrain. bearing date. t1s
18th day of January, 1909.
All persons having claims agaiu,t
said estate are required to exbIbl
them to me for allowance within oDs
year after the date Of said Letters n,
they may be precluded from any hen.
eft of such estate and If such claim,
be not exhibited within two yesr,
from the time of the publication Of
this notice. they viii be forever
barred. ]. e. Kerr,
46-4t Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
LOCAL Juror
WALKS FROM
RUSH HILL
GEO. KELLARHsLs, RESIDING
NEAR RUSH HILL. AND sERv.
ING ON A JURY HERE WALKS
70 MEXICO AFTER MISSING
TRAIN
On the Ewing Jury Which Finally
Had to Report They Could Not De.
elde-csss One against the Chi.
easo & Alton Railroad

Gee. kelisrhaIs, a we'll known Az.
drain county farmer residing near
Rush Nm, won t.= =r=.== Ss Circuit
Judge Barnett Saturday by walking
to this city when he found the rail-
road tied up so he could not do his
duty as a Juror. He arrived a few
minutes too late as the attorneys had
had concluded TO leave the matter In
the hands Of the II remaining men.
MI. Kellerhals was one of the ~
me- serving In the case of g. S,
Ewing VS.. the Chicago & Alton Rail-
road. Mr.. Ewing was suing for
$500 damages for an injury he re.
ceived not long since by falling over
a suit use lying on the platform
of that roads station in Cedar City,
Mo.
Mr.. Kellerhals would return each
night to be with his family. Satur.
day the wreck of the fast mail tied
up traffic on the C. & A. and Mr..
Kellerhals found he would have to
walk the distance, Is miles, to be on
time. The jury failed to agree later.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
LARGE LAND DEAL AT
At VANpALIA,
(Vandalia Leader

t1N
One of the largest Land deals trans.
acted in Audrain county. and the
largest in the east end took place her
this week. Jno. s. Gatson exchanged
his $50 acre farm near CurryviIIe to
Geo. Lamme for his $40 acres two
iaiies west of Vandalia. Both pieces
of propeMrty were valued at SIS per
acre. Mr.. Lamme paid $4,000 cash
difference. He and his family will
at once move to their new home.
Mr.. Laume has come into posses
sion of one Of the best, most highly
improved farms in North Missouri.
There is a ten room brick residence
and every facility for progressive
farming. This land was formerly the
Caldwell farm and was purchased by
Mr.. Gatson several months ago from
c G. Daniel paying therefor some
$50, 900. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
-Rnwls Thiss

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward foi
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured b.
Halle Catarrh cure. :
We, the undersigned, have known +. J
Cheney for the last is years, and believe hin
perfectly honorable In IL busins ss transae
tians and financially able to carry oat any OBJ
legations made by bis nrm:
WALpEEo, KnRNAE 4 MARVIN Wholesale
DrngR1Htss Toledo, o
hal's Catarrh cure Is taken internally, 40
ting directly upon the blood and mucous euT
fsoes OF the system. Testimonials sent free
Price Tbo per bottle. Sold by al Druggists,
FRANK J. CHENEY& CO, Toledo,
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for ann situation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
MEETING OF STOCK HOLD.
Frs or ELECTRIC soAn

The annual stockholders meeting
Of the Mexico. Santa Fe and Perry
Traction Co., for the election OF d.
rectors. the increase Of the company
stock. amending bylaws and
ether business will be held in the
Of the company. Mexico, No.,
Tuesday, 9 a. m. March 9th. 1909.
Matthias Crum, Pres.
dit 44Ss @. w. Gather. Lac
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
Inqnlry lnto soldIars nnmn

Inquiry into Soldiers Home
r. p. Hopkins, Of this city, a mem.
Der of the board + the Confederate
Home at H~iggensVille, is in that city
present at the Senatorial ~Investiqa.
ton of the Home begun Monday.
The Rev. J. N. cruteher, brother of
Or. crutcher, formerly 0 + this city,
a member Of the State board Of Char.
tiles and Corrections, VINO filed with
Gov. Hadley the charges against the
management of the Home will pros.
ecute them. State Senators Field. Ma
Ior and Hudson will represent the
legislature In the hearing and will
report their finding to that body.
Mr.. Crutcher makes the charge tina
In one year 276 gallons Of whiskey
were given to the 325 inmates of the
Soldiers Home at st. James. no.
whiskey was given to the 500 in.
mates of the Training School for
Boys at Boonville, and only 30 gal.
Ions was given to the 1900 inmates
Of the State Insane Asylum at St.
Joseph.
The managers of the home admit
that the whiskey was drunk by the
veterans, but say the managers:
Who would be so mean as 10 he.
srudge TO an old soldier a drink of
whisky once in a while in his declin.
ng years? His lot is hard enough
1t the best, and 1t is a worthy char-I
ty to brighten his drab existence by
dram once in awhile"
In this town there is a pretty gem
raj disposition to APPLAUD this senti-
Everything n hears it said:
Surely If a drop Of whiskey is any
'ocd for any person, at any time, it
good for these afflicted veterans of
he war"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
CHRISTIAN CHURCH WILL
SUPPORT A MISSIONARY

The Christian Church, of this city,
is now a member of the Living Link
Society, and will be represented in
the foreign field. The congregation
will choose its representative from
a number Of persons recommended by
the Foreign Missionary Society. The
field has not been definitely chosen.
but will probably be either China
Japan CT Africa. The salary of the
missionary will be 5000 per year,
which was raised in less than TWEEN
ty-five minutes after the morning ser.
vice Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
N EMPLOY

The Associated Charities asks do.
nations for any kind Of food, cold vic.
tuals, ETC., as the Superintendent has
calls for food every day. Persons
needing any kind of work done should
call on this Association. There are
a great number of people out Of en-
ployment and seek work through the
Associated Charities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
MRS. LUCY H. DoBYNs DIES
SATURDAY MORNING

Mrs. Lucy H. Dobyns, of this city,
died at her home on East Love Street
Saturday morning at 2 o'clock of old
age. The deceased had she lived
until next May would have been 81
years old. She was born in Ken.
lucky and came to Mexico during the
War, where she has since resided.
She was the grandmother of H. Il. C.
Tucker. of this city.
The deceased was a member of the
Christian church and was a devoted
Christian woman. She had many
friends who will hear with deep re.
greet of her death. She is survived
by eight children. They are Mrs. J..
I. Gatewood, of Skinner; Mrs. Alice
Buckley, Misses Lily and Lutte Dob.
yns, Chas. Dobyns and Joe Dobyns,
all Of this city; and R. NJ. Dobyns,
of Omaha, Neb.
Miss Mary Emmons is home from
a visit to Mrs. Aubrey Bush, of Full
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
RUINS OF RESIDENCE
STILL sMoLpERlNG.
Only Foundation Remains Of Hand
some Lakevlew-Famlly with Rel
atlves for the Present.

The ruins Of Lakeyiew, destroyed
by fire Wednesday, were smoldering
Thursday. Only the foundation and
part of one chimney remain stand
ing. Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Readily
are for the present domiciled with
Mrs. Lucy Lee Graham and Miss Bell
Morris is with her brothers. family
Chas. Morris.
There was S14,5OO insurance on
the dwelling and $500 on furnish
Of the latter $1,000 was on Miss Nor
ris' jewels and antiques.
Washington, Feb. 3-What is re-
garded by physicians and surgeons
as one of the most remarkable oper-
ations ever performed In this country
was performed in the Georgetown u
University hospital several days ago
when DR.. Vaughn removed the
left knee of CA. Kelly, aged rs years
and substituted the knee of a dead
man.
The bones of Kelly's knee we're SO
badly diseased that the Doctor deeid-
ed amputation was necessary. In a
ward in one of the upper floors of the
hospital lay a man about to die. The
obtaedin permission from the patients
family to remove the left leg when
he died and graft II on the living suf-
7erer.
Kelly's condition gradually grew
worse and the man upon whom so
much depended , also grew weaker.
The latter suddenly succumbed. BE-
fore the body became cold the Doctor
assisted by other surgeons, amputatedI
the leg above the knee. Meantime the
dead mans leg was being dlssected,
The knee joint was cut away and a
operation was performed on
When the diseased knee was
removed they quickly substituted the
borrowed one. The operation was per.
formed In a remarkably short time.
The bones were rivited together by
slender strong wire, and the most
delicate phase of the operation, that
Of joining the ligaments, caused the
surgeons to work as they probably
never labored before. Every tissue,
and muscle was Joined and thel
bones fastened together. In the courssl
time, the physicians say, the bones
will knit together, the ligaments will
strong and the mar will be
lble to use his leg. Such an operation
never been performed in this
country. One similar has been perfor-
ned in Germany and only N
Francis Hildebrand, son of Joseph
iildebrand, of Audrain county, has
developed into one of the most suc-
'essful young cartoonists in the
'ountry. His work is up-to-date in
very sense of the word.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

D. Gotthelf, OF st. Louis, will open
on March list, a ladies' ready-to.wear
suit store and furnishing house in
the o formerly occupied by the
play house, in the Ringo block. The
store room win be completely remOd
eled and made over for the new en-,
terprise.
Mr.. Gotthelf comes to Mexico eI.
%perienced in his special line of busl-
ness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
Lee Lectures lneress-

ing In Interest
Another large audience greeted Guy
Carleton Lee last evening at Hardin
College when he delivered the sec.
ond lecture of his series of -four.
Wednesday afternoon when he dwelt
upon woman he found an audience
awaiting him composed mostly of the
"gentler SEX" though there were a
number of men present. The lecture
this evening closes the series.
Mr.. Lees versatility is beyond
question and all who hear him are
thoroughly pleased with the oppor
tunity the Elk's afforded by engag-
ing him for their annual entertain.
ment Spirituality was constantly the
theme in his second lecture. He spok
OF discomfort and unrest as forma-
tive rather than destructive. and with
those factors impressing the people
with the necessity for action and
change.
1t was then shown that the
strength of the people was to over.
come the evils and as evidence Of
the difference between Rome and
America, the strength Of the people
was deliberately defined as the
strength from God.
The Auxvasse (Mo.) Review says;
II. X. Buckner, out north Of Aux.
vase, sold a car load Of big mules on
st. Louis market recently for
around, the high price of the
season at the National Stock Yards
Tor a car load lot. He also had an.
'ther load of mules on the same day
market that sold for 1895 apiece.
MASON cREAsEY
BUYS PROPERTY.
Mason Creasey has purchased the
y Miller property, on d. jackson
treet.
Lutte Diggs, of Benton City, was in
- 500
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
five slightly injured in

g, q A. wreck
Ledger Special.
Louisiana. No.. Feb. 6.-While run
ming at a moderate rate OF speed.
Chicago & Alton passenger train
No. II, the fast mail train between
Chicago and Kansas City, due in Mex
leo at 6:45. wal wrecked four miles
west OF this city about 5: 20 Satur-
day morning. The accident was
caused by a broken rail and resulted
in the slightly bruising of four pas
sengers. The injured are +. w.
Leonard. of Canton, Mo-; Mr.. Shultz.
of Kansas City; w. Potter. Chicago;
and the Reverend ". W. Brown. of
Louisiana. c. E. Hurglieh. express
messenger, was also slightly hurt.
The train was composed OF five
coaches and was pulled by engine No.
256 with John Jalius at the throttle
and Walter Miles, fireman; Jacob
Fields was the conductor. All the
five cars were overturned and short.
ly after the accident the wreckage
took fire. The mail a with nearly
all OF the mail was burned, though
some Of the second class matter was
saved. Both fireman and engineer
escaped by jumping.
The place where the wreck occurred
is between Louisiana and Bowling
Green at a switch station named Wat
son, and is at the foot Of the Bowl
ing Green hill. That more were not
injured and seriously so is probably
due to the facts that the train was
going up hill and was moving at a
moderate rate Of speed. So slight
was the shock that n man in the
sleeper never woke up until after
the wreck was all over.
The wrecker fro m Slater arrived
at the scene about 10 O'Clock and in
a few hours the debris was cleared
away and traffic resumed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

on each secondhand garment .SI9.S
No. calls made .,
No. calls received IL,
No. garments received 10,
No. magazines, books, etc, re-
ceived *
No. miscellaneous articles re-
ceived -,
No. garments distributed &,
No. magazines, papers, books, dis
tributed III
No miscellaneous articles distrib-
uted ~
Applications for work I
Jobs secured OF
NO. who desire to employ help :
Applications for aid 10
No. aided in various ways. as pro.
visions, clothing, fuel transpor.
tation OF
This included Q families.
The following. besides the regular
subscribers, had mercy on the poor.
Mesdames Gatewood, Yancey, e. d.
Graham, Charles Graham, Ernest Gar.
rett. Charles Heller, 1. silverstein. FL
mer Rutter, Kate Spence, Rufus Jack.
son, Elon bearing, Herbert Tucker
X. E. Elliott, Cass, Ida Watts. Mon.
tague, Chas. Buckner, Shearer. Rem.
fro Gibbs, Mr.. John Beal, w. ID. Ma.
son, !. M. Greer, Miss Karpes
Kings Daughters, Stoddart Society.
Elks.
Present at Board meeting, Messrs.
bearing, Witherspoon, Mesdames Pat.
terson and Mcmillan, and Miss Frost.
Six garments were given toward a
sent to Rev. Cards Mission in St.
Louis by tho Epworth League.
The Associated Charities ~appreciat.
ed the cooperation of the stoddart Sal
ciety of the Presbyterian Church in
caring for a sick family; 4 children
were allowed to sleep and eat in the
associated Charities office during the
blizzard, the mother being dead and
he father out 'of town,
There has been a scarcity of work
work on the streets has STONED
several men with families who
we're willing to do any kind of work
we're without employment.
The Associated Charities Wood
lard afforded employment for some
nen.
More room is needed for the Asso-
lated Charities work, the one room
ct being sufficient.
There has been much sickness
mich lasted longer than 1t should be-
of the crowded condition Of the
ONES. Some Of the homes are not
roperly ventilated because of fuell'
eing scarce. Some so crowded that
OF even the sick can sleep alone. AL.
ospital with a charity ward would
e a blessing. |,
More houses with cheap rent are :
eeded. The poor live in the oldest ,
ouses in town and it takes much :
tel. :
A minister remarked that he was !.
firm believer in foreign missions but ,
; was dead gone on home mis-. !
ons. and the Superintendent bel
ewes that the Mexico citizens would !,
! believe in this way IL they could !
I'VE received only a half glance In :
some Of the homes the past month. !
A marriage license was granted In a
I. Louis this week to William Aiya d
amer, Of Farber, and Miss Violet n
Jamison, Of Fishery, Mo. In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
Winter Tourists Fares

winter Tourists Fares
Via the Wabash.
To points in ALABAMA. Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mexico. Missis-
EippL New Mexico. South Carolina,
Tennessee and Texas. On sale daily
Nov. 10th, 1908, to April sOth, 1903.
Return limit June LIST, 1909. Stop
over privileges at certain points. For
further Information, call or address
l. N. Richards.
Agent Wabash r. R. Co.,
Mexico. Mo.
Frank Mccord is out after a slight
illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Mrs. M. 0. Biggs was in this city
Thursday en- route to her home in
Bowling Green.
Born, to Frank Gieffer and wife,
northwest of Mexico, February 4th.
a daughter.
W. II. Richie left for McAlister.
Okla, Thursday on a business trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES RE
PORT FOR JANUAR

The new subscribers are Mesdames
Aylette Whitney and Elon bearing.
Messrs. T. A. McIntire and w. II.
Keath.
Value of garments received for dis
tribution, a ten cent value is placed
on each secondhand garment $3.50
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
REPORT OF
MEXICO LODGE, No. s44,
A. F. & A. M.
Dec 81. 1908
OFFICERS FoR isos
Regular Meetings
4th Tuesday Evening Each Month
Dec 81. 1908


h Tuesday Evening Each Mont
Date Of Charter Jan. "a. 1890
PAST MASTERS
S. NJ. Edwards
T. b. Duncan
James G. Trimble
4. R. Jesse
Daniel A. Mcmillan
James C. Wilkins
Thomas II. Marshall
Edward S. Cave
VIM. G. Wilkins
George A. Ross
John r. Marshall
ROSTER
Adams. Sim C.
Adams, Geo. w.
Armstrong, Robert N.
Bradley, James
Burkhart, Eugene C.
Barth, Joe
Barth, Louis l..
Berry, Caleb
Browning, A. c. h.
Cave, Edward s.
Cornett, VIM. E.
Creasey, Mason NJ.
Coll, Paul E.
Day, E. NJ.
billiard, James d.
Edwards, Sam NJ.
Gibbs, Edgar S.
Guthrie. Martin B.
Greer, Jefferson d.
Graham, John B.
Goodson, Jesse
Gibbs, r. T.
Howell, John W.
Hopkins, Richard P.
Harrison, Charles r.
Howe, James NJ.
Holmes, Arthur
Hawthorne, Lee B.
Hannah, Laurlston H.
Jackson, Rufus
johnson, Ben C.
Jesse, Frank R.
Jacobson, H.
Llewellyn, John F.
Locke, Elwyn R.
LaFon, Atwell M.
Lee, James W.
Marshall, John T.
Marshall, Thomas H.
Middleton, Ben R.
McLoney, William J..
McCue. l. T.
Rowland, VIM. p.
Robertson, George
Rodes, w. r.
Ross, George A.
ROdhouse, Geo. F.
Simpson, John L.
Shay, L. E.
Shaw, Fred G.
Sharp, Saml Me.
Stocks. Silas d.
Turner, William II.
Trimble, Jgmes q.
Tucker, II. y. C.
Toalson, Geo. F. /
Turner. Ned A.
Victor, Victor i
Vivion, William
wilkins. James C.
Wallace, A. A.
Worrell, Robert D. !,
White, Robert NJ.
Wilkins, William G. /,
White, Abner C.
Whitney, Aylette H.
White, Lea NJ.
Wilkerson, Chas. B.
Williams, Warner W.
Whitson, A. C.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
WILL OPEN NEW
STORE AEag.

D. eotthei, Of st. Louis, Hu,
Leased the Store Room Occupied by
the Play House and will Sell Ladies
Ready-to-wear Clothing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
DAUGHTER OF JOE

HoWDEsHELL DEAD.
The eight months old daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Howdeshell died
at their home on E. Liberty street
Sunday night of pneumonia.
The Ledger extends sympathy.
The drive rod on the engine of the
accommodation broke at Martinsburg
Saturday night and damaged the cab
OF the engine considerably. No one
was hurt.
THE LEDGER JOB PRINTERY
FOR NEAT UP-To-DATE WORK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
CIRCUIT U Morea

The case of the Bank OF Centraria
VS.. J. w. Cook was on trial Monday
afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
WAREHOUSE COMMISSIONERS

TO MEET HERE ON FER.2e.
The State Board Of Railroad and
warehouse Commissioners will meet
mere on Feb. rs at 2:I5 in the after
noon The meeting is for the pur.
pose OF considering the complaint Of
the citizens Of Mexico in reference
70 the Adams Express Company. This
company was abolished in this city
some time ago, and an effort is be.
ing made to get al office here again.
The County Court has appointed
). Douglass as justice Of the peace
and j. q. Clark as constable of Lou.
tire township
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Chicago & Alton freight, No. SO, a
meat train, had six carr derailed Sat
urday night at Odessa. A broken
axle was the cause of the wreck. No
n was hurt. Passenger trains from
the west we're late Sunday afternoon
on account of the wreck.
Mrs. Frank Forney, of Moberly,
was in Mexico Sunday to attend the
funeral of her grandmother. Mrs. Lu-
cy Dobyns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Francis Hildebrand, son of Joseph
~Hildebrand, of Audrain county, has
developed into one of the most sue.
cessful young cartoonists in the
country. His work is up-to-date in
every sense of the word.
Misses Mary Ratekin and Stella
Harrison have returned to Fulton, af-
ter a visit with friends and relatives
in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11


Lute Digs, of Benton City, was in
Mexico Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

A marriage license was granted In
st. Louis this week to william Aiya
Tanner, Of Farber, and Miss Violet
e, Jamison, Of Elsberry, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
MASON

BUYS PROPERTY.
Mason creasey has purchased the
. y Miller property. on u. Jackson
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-08
Country Club
ChOWder And
SOiree

The Country Club is looking its
best Just now. and golf is booming
amongst the members. Tomorrow
the Tansan tournament will be play
ed, and a big turnout OF players is
expected; Austin White and Simpson
have leg in for this cup, and the
play all around will be keen to try
and stop one OF the two again cap
turing the trophy,
On Sunday, May Is. there will be
great day at the Club when the
members will hold chowder and
musical evening. This function
promises to be the event OF the sea-
son In golfing circles, and as the eve
nings are 30 delightful now no doubt
a huge crowd OF members will at
tend. The arrangements will be per-
feet, and the musical portion OF the
evening will be unique. All mem
beers who intend rolling up to the en-
tertainment are requested to inform
Mr.. Armstrong before this day week.
These Country Club affairs are al
ways most enjoyable and are looked
forward to by the members and their
friends, A bus will run as usual
fro mthe car line to the Club house
and Will be on duty all day.