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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-17
PARRY-FARR.

Prominent among the social events
of the week was the marriage of Miss
Lizzie Parry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Parry. and Walter n. Farr,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Enoch Farr, Jr.,
which was soIemnizcd Thursday in
the Salt Lake temple,
In the evening, a large reception
was rendered the young couple, at the
home OF the brides parents. 1863
Washington avenue, More than a
hundred friends called during the
evening to wish the bride and groom
a happy and prosperous future. The
rooms were bright with flowers, pink
carnations predominating. The bride
wore q charming gown Of rajah pom
gee, with lace trimmings, and car,
Red carnations.
During the evening. splendid
program, including piano and vocal
solos, and readings was rendered,
after which an elaborate wedding sup
per was served The tables were
decorated with vases Of carnations
and ferns and smilax was effectively
arranged on the cloth.
Many handsome and costly presents
were received by the young people.
Mrs. Farr is popular among large
circle of friends whose best wishes
attend her, and Mr.. Farr Is valued
employe of the Independent Telephone
company. They Will make Ogden
their home.
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6AUMEISTeR-LAMMERS.

A pretty home wedding was solem-
nlzed on Tuesday evening OF this week
at tho residence of Mr.. and Mrs, Jo-
seph Baumeister 22i9 Quincy avenue,
when their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
l.. Baumeister. was married to Peter
]. hammers. Jr The young couple
were attended by Miss Mona Donovan
and Mr. Albert w. Bell, and Lorna
Garner acted as ring bearer, carrying
the ring in a huge basket OF narclssus
lilies and serns. The bride wore a
dainty cream crepe chiffon gown
trimmed with white satin and duchess
lace and carried large bouquet OF
brides roses Miss Donovan was
dressed in a pale blue voile over tat
feta and carried pink roses.
The home was richly decorated, the
reception being done in yellow and
white. the parlor In pink and white,
anc the dining room in blue and white,
The young couple We're married un-
der bower Of smilaX aud carnations.
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MISUNOERST TANOlNG EXISTS
BETWEEN CHILL AND PERU

Lima, Peru. Jan. l6.-There exists
today between the governments OF
Chile and Peru a misunderstanding
which has resulted in the recall OF
the Chilean minister to this republic.
This diplomat made his farewell call
on President Leguia Thursday. The
Incident Is as follows.
The Chilean government offered
some time ago to place bronze me-
mortal tablet in the mausoleum erect
ed tb Peru to the memory of the Pc
invian officers who lost their lives In
the war of 1879 between the two coun-
tries. This proffer was accepted by
Former President Pardo. but 1t was
declined by President Leguia on the
ground that Chile had not fulfilled the
terms of the Ancon treaty respecting
the provinces OF Tacna and africa.
Over this refusal, the ill-feeling grew
unul the Chilean minister finally was
recalled by his government.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS BIRTHDAY
CLUB.

Mrs. B. G, Blackman and Mrs. Lucy
Hodge entertained the Pythian Sis
ters' Birthday club. Friday afternoon,
at the home of the former. This was
the largest meeting of the year, near
ly every member being present. Cards
and music contributed to a pleasant
afternoon, and prizes were Won by Mrs.
McGaw, Mrs. Mark, Mrs. Voll and Mrs.
Tyree.
During the supper hour9 the guests
were. entertained by the four Blackman
children. who played beautifully sew
eral selections, the instruments used
being two violins. cello and piano.
Each hostess received a pretty SOU.
venir spoon. and the congratulations
and good wishes of the club members.
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FOR MISS PARRY.

Last Monday evening, at her home
on Seventeenth street. Miss Florence
Iarr delightfully."- entertained at a
parcel shower In honor Of Miss Lizzie
Parry. The evening was spent in vo-
cal and instrumental music and
games, after which dainty refresh
ments were served. Many beautiful
as well as useful presents were re-
ceived.
Those present were Misses Lizzie
Parry, Maggie May Moyes, Lille
Moyes, Sadie Anderson. Marie Kel-
liner, Cassie Bybee, May Paskett,
Leomia Hetzler, Pauline Slade, Ada
Carr, Edna Shepherd, Ellen Ipsen,
Ellen Foulger, Alta Coleman, Louise
Brotherton. Julia Sherwood, Nellie
Watts, Mona Donavan, Josephine
0reenwell. Belva Farr, Lulu Marriott,
Myrtle Farr, Mrs. Enoch Farr.
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LADIES OF THE G. a. r.

Installation of officers of Abraham
Lincoln Circle. Ladies of the G. A. X +,
was held Thursday afternoon. at K.
of p. Hall.
The following ladies were Installed
by Harriet Bond, installing officer:
President, Mary F. Wells; j. ",
Sarah Chapman; secretary, Florence
L!ttlefeld; treasurer, Kate Hodge;
chaplain. Sarah Crossman, conductor,
Mary S. Russell: assistant conductor.
Sarah Nicely; guard, Sarah Way;
assistant guard, Elizabeth Gray.
Alice Lindsey was appointed musi-
clan and Maud Flewelling, patriotic
instructor,
Following the installation cere-
monies. Mrs. Lucy M. Hodge. the re-
firing president. was presented with a
token of esteem
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mako the basis of novel on tho "un-
written law concerning which he is
quoted as follows:
Do you know what stands out fore
most in the mind from the back
ground of my trial? This: That the
jury, by acquittlng me of criminal re-
sponsiblllty for the death of Annis,
has placed the 'unwritten law high
above the written law of the state oil
New York
Il purpose to devote most OF my
time in the immediate future to writ
ing series OF articles embodylng that
thought. | intend also TO write d nov
el having for its theme the 'unwritten
law
Clearly The jury vind!cated the
righteousness OF the 'unwritten law
by finding me not guilty. That must
be obvious to every mind that had fol-
lowed the testimony and grasped the
significance of the verdict in co-rela-
ton with the Judges charge
Clearly also. If | am guiltless. my
brother Is guiltless. Should he now
be tried. there is no doubt in my mind
that he will be acquitted"
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MISS MYERS SURPRISED.

The mid year graduates of the Lewis
school agreeably surprised their teach
er. Miss Myers. Monday evening, at
the home Of one of her pupils. Miss
Ruth Watts. The affair was appro-
priately called a popcorn party" the
popping of corn, singing and piano
playing being the features of the even
Ing. Refreshments, consisting OF pop
corn. punch and cake. were served.
Besides members of the class and
the honor guest, there We're present.
Misses Holland, Knapp, Johnson; Mrs
Keefs, Mr.. and Mrs. John w Wintle.
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B. OF A. Y.

The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men entertained the members. their
families and invited friends Thursday
evening with program and supper
The following program was rem
dered:
instrumental Solo-NIrs. Marriott.
Vocal Solo-Miss Belnap.
Recitation-Thelma McCreery.
Quartette-Messrs Evans. Mona
ehan, Osborne. Anderson.
Vocal Solo-Mr O'Brien
Vocal Solo-SIr Earl Johnson.
Instrumental Duet-Mrs. Marriott
and Miss Belnap.
Recitatlon-Jrene Farrell.
The entertainment closed with the
audience singing America" led by
Caleb Marriott
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ST. JosEPH's SEWING SOCIETY.

The st, Joseph's Sewing society met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Don
Mcclure, on Adams avenue. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Mrs. Mary Connor, presi-
dent; Mrs McCabe. vice president;
Mrs. Don Mcclure. secretary; Mrs.
Thomas Keough, treasurer. The So
ciety was reported to be in a flourish
ing condition.
The next meeting will be held on
the coming Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. George Wall.
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PLEASANT SURPRISE.

At the home Of his parents. 3044
Washington avenue. Master Leroy
Jackson was rendered a very pleasant
surprise by his many young friends.
Wednesday evening. The time was
spent in various games and dainty re-
f3cShmcnts were served
Those present were Aaron Pingree,
Joseph Gale. Eddie Smith, Arthur
Woods. Leroy Jackson, Marie O'Neill.
Sarah Fry. Clara Kissel, Myrtle Uns.
worth and Ada Gale.
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Miss Lily Pett Is visiting friends IN
brigham City for few days.
Miss Frances Joyce and Miss Kitty
Fitzgerald were Salt Lake VISITORS
Tuesday.
Miss Estelle Glnnfleld of Salt Lake
City is visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. A
Bowman.
The Ladies' Mission circle met with
Mrs, l.. F. Brookshire on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. e. H. Mckinley Of Mexico City
is the guest of her son, John Culley'
for few weeks.
Miss Katherine Kane has returned
from a visit to her home In Rock Is
land, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer Of Rock
Springs, Wyo., spent few days In
Ogden this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Galloway of Black
foot, Idaho, visited few days In Og-
den this week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Scowcroft leave
today for a three weeks visit In Cali
fornia.
Mrs. E. w. Matson was tho guest oil
Mrs. Frank Knox in Salt Lake City
the early part OF the week
Mrs. /. l.. Reynolds spent part of
the week In Salt Lake City, the guest
of Mrs. e. NJ Allison.
Angus T. Wright has returned to
Los Angeles where he will join Mrs.
Wright, who is spending the winter
there.
Superintendent F. NJ. briggs OF the
State School for the Deaf and Blind
entertained the newspaper men oil
Ogden on Tuesday afternoon at the
school.
Miss Claudia Roberta entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of her
raother, Mrs. Media Corey Roberts
The affair was given In honor OF her
birthday anniversary and the after
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SURPRISE PARTY.

Master Eugene Jones was pleas
antly surprised by a number OF friends.
on the afternoon Of his eighth birthday.
The little folks had an enjoyable time
and presented Eugene with many pret-
ty gifts.
Those present included Misses Vera
Gill, Ruth Peterson. Edith Hardy, Vir-
ginia Peterson. Alice Peterson. Ireta
Jones. Zella Jones, Vlrgie Poulter.
Myrtle Poulter, Wanda Weaver; Mas
tors Roy Hardy. Curtis Hardy. Chester
Hardy. Glenn Weaver, Merlin Weaver.
Edwin Weaver. Erral Weaver, Orla
Poulter. Raymond Poulter.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ. Anderson were
happily surprised Thursday evening by
about forty OF their friends, the occa-
sion being their eighth wedding an
niversary. Music and card-playing
were the diversions, and prizes we're
won by Mrs. Fred Williams. Mrs. Joe
BIgelow and Mr.. Mitchell.
Following the card games, the guests
repaired to the dining room where u
bounteous spread was enjoyed after
which all departed wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson many more pleasant
anniversaries.
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WASHINGTON TEACHERS ENTER
TANNED.

Mrs, S. s. Dalton entertained for the
teachers of the Washington school Fri
day evening, at her home on Thirty
first street. Cards were played and
prizes were awarded to Mrs Keyes.
Miss Helen Powell. Mr.. Collins and
Mr.. MurdocG
Those present were Misses Rail,
Blackwood, Sadie Powell, Helen
Powell. Edna Hamil, Wall, Hill. Harris,
Mrs. Keyes. Mrs. Snedaker; Messrs,
Lence, Collins, Douglas. Murdock,
Mcfarland, Mlllins. Bishop, Farr,
Snedaker
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L. A. TO o. r. c.

Mrs. Reeves and Mrs, Revor enter
tanned the l.. A. TO o. r C. IN a most
delightful manner on Friday after
noon at Mrs. Revors home
High five was the afternoons S
amusement. AT five o'clock, delicious
refreshments were served.
First prizes were won by Mrs. Gull
liner and Mrs. Conway. second prizes
by Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Harlan. and
the consolation by Mrs. Malan.
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3. B. S. S. CLUB.

The b p S. s. Club gave n musical
recital at the home Of the treasurer,
Miss Meta Seibold Those taking
part In the program were Misses
Mary Smeding. Jessie Andrews. Ethel
Fronberg. Julia Johnson. Edith Ven
Gell. Alice Johnson, Veda Johnson and
Meta Seibold. The rooms were deco
rated in pink and white and the flow
ere used were pink and white car
nations.
After the program. a delightful
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Miss Alice Johnson, the president, and
Meta Seibold, the treasurer. There
was much larger attendance than
was expected and all who came were
mighty entertained All taking part
acquitted themselves creditably.
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juvenile games, and the prizes were
won by Ida Scowcroft and Margaret
Grant. Genevra was the recipient OF
many beautiful presents.
The guest list, included the following
children: Warren Welsh, June and
Margaret Grant. Jimps Elderkin. Alice
Osgood, Katherine Madsen. Alton and
Dorothy Stahr, Robbins Cahill, Nately
Bagley, Ida Williams. Ida, Ruth and
John Scowcroft, Jack Madsen and
Billy IoyelesS,
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HER FOURTH BIRTHDAY.

Mrs, Elliot Brown was hostess
Thursday at prettily arranged affair.
given at the Broom hotel. in honor ot
The fourth birthday of ner little daugh-
ter Geneyra. The colcr scheme used
IN decorating was pink and green. tho
tables being adorned with vases of
PINK carnations. AT each plate was a
dainty box of candy tied with pink
and green ribbon. When the birthday
cake was cut, little Miss Alice Osgood
drew the ring. The little folks spent
q happy afternoon playing various
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New York, Jan. 16.-Thornton Jen-
kjns Hains. acquitted yesterday of
completely In the murder OF William
l.. Annis. will spend today in rest at
local hotel with his father and
mother. General and Mrs. Peter G.
Hams AS short-story writing Is his
profession. Hams says he will get
to work Immediately. that is, Just as
soon as he completely RECEIVERS from
the effects of the trial and his impris-
onment His trial, it is said, he Will
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r EGE
Her Sympathy,

Little Margaret was enduring a yIsS
from her bolsterous cousins from tbS
west. One evening after the children
said their prayers. their talk turned on
heaven. Henry. Dick and Bob wished
TO know II they would go there when
they died. When an Affirmative anc
swer was given. little Margaret eN
claimed, With heartfelt sympathy:
Poor Rod."-Life.
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Pingree's orchestra furnished music
during the evening
After the wedding ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. j e. Carver.
the guests partook of an elaborate
wedding supper.
Mr. and Mrs. hammers will be at
home at 101i Twenty-nfth street, after
January IS.
The following evening. a dancing
party was given in honor of Mr and
Mrs. hammers, at the Royal Dancing
academy. with the brides parents as
hosts. About two hundred guests en-.
toyed the evening.
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The Future of Cooking.

Women OF the next generation Will
regard cooking as q chemical process,
certain fixed laws governing 1T. an0
there will DO less attention paid to the
recipe and luck will have nothing to
do with it. It Is TO be hoped the re-
suits Will be as good as those OF our
grandmothers. who put in pinch OF
salt, and believed in the luck OF tho
oven above everything else.
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PRESIDENT OF AERO CLUB
GIVES 100000 FOR PRIZES

New York, Jan. 1e.-President Cort.
land Field Bishop of the Aero club OF
America, has presented $1.000,000 to
the club TO be divided into four equal
Prizes and awarded to the pilots OF
tEe first four aeroplanes making j
continuous flight of at least one kilo-
meter during the current year.
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sister, Miss Katherine Wright, and
Mrs. Hart o. Berg, wife of the Euro
pean business manager Of the Wright
brothers, were in a railroad wreck
near Habas. in the Landes, today,
None of them sustained injury. but ter
oil the passengers on their train were
hurt, four Of them seriously.
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j. B. CLUB SURPRISED.

While the ]. B. Club was holding a
meeting Tuesday night. pleasant
surprise was sprung on them at their
club rooms by the Jolly Girls. who
were chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. J..
a Clarke The decorations of the
evening were beautiful. The evening
waG spent in singing, card playing
and other games. The music was fur
rished by Miss Kate Mills. Roy VIII
hlns and II. o. Flemming.
At eleven thirty a fine luncheon was
served, after which all departed yot-
lng the girls jolly entertainers.
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room was happily spent at games and
refreshments.

room was happily spent at games and
refreshments.
Miss Jessie Lewis and Miss Verna
Tavey entertained at shower for
Miss Dess Spencer at the home OF
Miss Tavey.
Mr., and Mrs. Ben Davis. of Salt
Lake City, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. Lewis.
The Tolstoi Circle will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. King.
1868 Jefferson avenue.
On last Monday evening In Baker
City. Oregon. the marriage OF Miss
Lois Ethel Hardygraye to Lester >.
Corey of Ogden took place. The bride
was formerly of Texas, but has made
her home in Huntington. Orc. with
her sister for the past few months.
Mr.. and Mrs Corey will make their
homo In Baker City temporarily.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Spenc-
er and Alexander w. Walker will take
pace on Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. II. Spencer. The ceremony
will be performed at $50 o'clock by
Rev. Father P. M. Cushnahan. Miss
Nell Tackett will be maid OF honor.
Miss Frances joyce bridesmaid and l..
r. Spencer will be best man.
A large number gathered at the
home of Mrs. Robert B. Lewis, CAT
Twenty-Grst street, Thursday after
noon Of this week, 1t being the regular
tea given by the social committee of
the First Presbyterian church. Re-
freshments were served and a most
pleasant afternoon enjoyed by all.
The wedding Of Miss Georgina Jor-
dan and Peter Christensen, occurred
at the home of the brides parents.
2IS7 Pacific avenue. Monday evening,
only immediate friends Of the contract.
Ing parties Witnessing the ceremony,
after which q delicious wedding sup
per was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
tensen will make their homo In Og-
den.
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One Of Wisconsin's Mothers
Who Always Keeps
Pe-ru-na IN the
House.

"I am now able to do my houee-
work again, and have a good appe>
tite. L havo used thirteen bottles
Of Peruna and ono of DIanalin,
My husband and children are also
in good health. Wo always keep
Peruna In tho house. 1 thank
you a thousand times for your
advicc."-Mrs. Alyina Plamann,
1914 Walnut St., Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
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ask? who used Peruna Some
who oisopp Porupn for tn
o ose
they
the world
testimonial mothers who has used
babies
Their only desire B
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CRVllLE WRIGHT ESCAPES
INJURY IN TRAIN WRECK

Pau, France, Jan. 16.-Orvile
Wright, the American aeroplanist, his
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Half Fares for Wives In Norway.

The railway authorities In Norway
nave decreed that when husband and
wite are travelling together the latter
need only pay half price.
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First Baptist Church-Located on
Grant avenue, near government build
ing. (Rev) H. D. Zimmerman. pastor.
Services on the Lords Day, January
II. 1909. as follows: Sunday school at
10 o'clock Classes for all. Morning
worship at Ills with sermon by
pastor. Subject. "The Guest at the
Door" part one. B. Y. P. U. at C: 30.
Topic Pilgrims Progress Series l.
Leaving the City of Destruction. "
Leader, Prof, J. A Smith Evening
worship at 7;30 with sermon. Subject,
THE Guest at the Door" part III.
Evangelistic music, and evangellstic
preaching at the evening services. The
Ladies' Kenslngton Will meet with
Mrs Maroni Skeen and Mrs Peterson
Friday afternoon, January %, 1909. at
2:30. Ladies of the church and con-
eregation are cordially invited to at
tend. Regular church prayer and
praise service, Thursday, at 1880. Top
lie, Comfort in Temptation" Refer
ences: l. Cor. 1913, Heb. 4:14-16, To
all of our services we invite strangers.
Hand of greeting extended to all. Bring
friend with you.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist
Holds service at IL q. N. in the new
Masonic Temple. Washington avenue.
between Twenty-fifth and Twenty
sixth streets. Subject. Life" Sunday
school at 9:45 a, m. Wednesday even
ing testimonial meetings are held at
S p. m. The public is cordially in-
vited to attend these services. Free
reading rooms are open daily except
Sundays and holidays, from to p.
m in same building.
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4 iJ&7H7t1gq4gsA. Il

First Presbyterian Churoh-John
Edward Carver, pastor. Communion of
the Lords Supper will be celebrated
at IL. Evening preaching at 1880:
theme, THE Time of Youth as a
Prophecy of Mature Life" Thoughts
suggested by the centenary OF Edgar
Allen Poe. Sunday school at 1915
Junior at 5. Endeavor at 6 80.
Morning music
Prelude-"Repordete" 80. Gottscnalk
Offertory-"Prayer from de Frei-
chutz' .."...........s.... Weber
Miss Biddle.
Evening Music
Prelude-"Cradle Song" ...... FarraI
Tenor Solo (a)-"The Lost Chord"
(Sullivan). OBJ Lead Kindly
Light" ................ Dykes
Mr.. Saunders.
Postludc-"Berceuse" ...... .Schytte
Miss Biddle.
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Mr., and Mrs. Ben Davis. of Salt
Lake City, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. Lewis.
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Methodist 8rotherhood-Ihe Metno-
dist Brotherhood will hold 1t regular
social meeting next Tuesday night,
Judge " C. Gunnell will give an ad-
dresse on "The Juvenile Court and It's
Aims" a cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all men of the city. a new
movement mas been lnaugurated at the
Methodist church. 1t Is q Mems Bible
class in the Sunday school This is
In line with the progress that Is being
made inthat church. There are some
large Bible classes among men In the
East and the Methodist Brotherhood
which Is furthering this class think
that there can be one here too, All
men are invited, 1000 a. IN. every Sun
day morning.