The Dickinson press., 1909-04-03

lions at her farm. s..
The children of. MaSons and Eastern
Stars will be entertained at q party to
be given In the Masonic hall next
Thursday evening. d TEs 4
Mrs. Catherine Ray opened her house
on First Avenue west and Fourth street
this week, having spent the winter at
the St. Charles hotel.
Miss Josephine Anderson left on Tues.
day for the Cannon Ball country where
she will make an extended visit with her
brother, William Anderson,
4 p. E. Davis of South Dickinson was
taken to the Stein hospital Tuesday,
suffering with a severe case of Appendix
tiles. He was operated On Thursday and
is resting comfortably. ".
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Duckhorn
of this city underwent operations at the
Stein hospital this week. On Saturday
the husband was operated on for appen-
diets and on Tuesday Mrs. Duckhorn had
q cancer removed from her face.
Thomas Vallancey has been confined
t. his room in the ]. X. Porter home the
past week. suffering with an, attack of
appendicitis. He has been cared for by
a trained nurse and was better yesterday
although he still had some fever.
Mrs w. T. Nickel and Mrs. C. M.
Blucker entertained the Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist church Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Nickel. About 20 were. present. The
next meeting will be in two weeks with
Mrs. L. A. Davis.
John Kosowan, living about IS miles
out in the country. wat injured in a
runaway on the South Side Monday.
His team became frightened and started
to run. throwing him out. He wal
taken to the Stein hospital and treated
for a broken bone in one foot.
Mrs Otto Chamberlain returned this
week from Terre Haute, Ind. where she
had been visiting relatives for the past
couple of months.
Mrs. J...P. Tinele underwent an opera
ton at the Stein hospital Sunday. Her
condition the first of the week was seri-
GUS but she is gaining rapidly nov.
c. P. Perry, an east bound passenger
on No. 2. was removed from the train at
this point Wednesday evening in an
unconscious condition and taken to the
Stein hospital. He did not regain
consciousness until about 4 o'clock the
next morning. 1t is thought that he had
an epileptic fit. He wal on his way to
Emerson. Neb., from Kent, Wash, and
will resume his journey just as soon as
he is able.
. The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church held an experience" party
at the home of Mrs. L A. Davis Tues
day evening. Each one was required
to relate their experiences in earning a.
dollar which they contributed to the
society. There were about 40 present
and the sum of $50 was raised. The
evening was spent in games and in a
drawing contest in which the guests had
to represent on a blackboard the titles
OF different songs. A delicious course
lunch was served in buffet form.
Stewart Cummings Is expected home
this week from the east where he has
been since January I. A cousin Albert
Cummings Of Nova Scotia will return
with him and remain until he goes
back east. as he now expects to do.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Messersmith re-
turned Friday morning from an extended
trip south. While. they were Done they
visited points in Mexico, and many of.
the southern states. At San Antonio,
Texas. they saw Walter Hill. a brother
Off. c. Hill Of this city. They visited
st. Louis, Mrs. Messefsmith's birth
place and had a deliehtgful time there.
At St. Paul where they formerly lived
they spent some little time, and in
every way they. had . sreat trip.
MANAGER Warren informs us that he
has finally been successful in making
arrangements "a that he will be able to
run the famous films, the Passion Play
at the Unique next Sunday afternoon.
Palm Sunday. Il Il his intention to,
put on the Passion Play for the first
performance only. This will give an
opportunity to all those who wish to see
the srandest Of all Grand productions
without being required to witness the
regular performance unless they 90 wish.
The films will BE properly lectured ac-
companied BY the appropriate music.
The pictures will start precisely at 3 80.
LNn.ficket sold dunintl this nerfnrmanca.