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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-22
AN oLD-TIME PRESCRIPTION

In a modern product. From time immes
mortal sage and sulphur have been used
for the hair and scalp. Almost every
one knows of the value of such a COM
bination for darkening the hair and max.
ing it grow. In olden times the only way
to get a hair tonic of this sort was to
brew it in the home fireplace, a method
which was troublesome and not always
satisfactory. Nowadays almost every up
to-date druggist can supply his patrons
with a ready to use product, skillfully
compounded in perfectly equipped labora-
tories. Such. a preparation is Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur, which is sold by all
leading druggists for SOC. and $1.00 .
bottle, or which is sent direct by the
Wyeth Chemical Company, IA Cortlandt
St, New York City, upon receipt of price
For sale and recommended by Chas.
w. Menk.
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IRvINGTON.
IRVINGTON POLICE BUSY
PROBING COMPLAINTS.

Complaints are being investigated by
Chief of Police Green as follows: An
noyance of the -esidents and the
wanton destruction of fences at Clin-
ton and Bruen avenues, reckless foot
ball playing on Augusta street and on
Orange avenue, lettering of suspicious
characters ON Sanford n street
bonfires on Augusta street, imperiling
frame buildings near by.
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Neutrality-suspicious..
kearny Elks Active.

kearny Elks Active.
There is always Something doing
at the clubhouse of Keerny Lodge,
1850, b.. P. o.. E., in Arlington. Last
week the lodge had a euchre party
that broke all records for receipts and
attendance. The third anniversary of
the institution of the lodge will be
fittingly celebrated tonight, an open
house, is scheduled for. early next
month, and a children's cantata will
be given for two nights before Christ
mas. Bowling tournaments and other
diversions are also being arranged.
The program for tonight's affair in
cludes vocal and instrumental selee-
tions and vaudeville acts. Besides
there win be addresses by Arthur
Moreland, of New York Lodge No. l.;
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
Atwood, of Hackensack; Grand Trus-
tee Holly. Grand Treasurer Edward
Leach, Past District Deputy Campbell,
of Orange; Past District Deputy Thorn
as Fay, of Long Branch, and Past
District Deputy Stalter, of Paterson.
Many members from lodges in this city,
Paterson, Elizabeth. Bloomfield, Ruth
erford, Belleville and Kackensack have
also promised to attend. A compliment
tary banquet viii follow the entertain
ment. The committee in charge con-
sists of Past Exalted Ruler John r.
OConnor, Past Exalted Ruler Carl F.
Zachau, Exalted Ruler Frank J. Har-
rold, Captain Edward ]. Kraft, Frank
Piderit. Frank Odendahl, Thomas j.
Kelly, Henry Fuchs, Walter Davidson,
Charles Graham, Frederick Hartley,
Charles Anderson, George Walker and
Charles Medin.
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To Give spay-a.-you-Euter, Ball.

Elaborate preparations are being
made for the pay-as-you-enter recep-
ton and ball to be given Wednesday
evening by the ladies of st. Stephens
r. C. Church in Midland Hall. Airing
ton. Besides the local branch of the
L. c. B. A, which will take care Of the
refreshments, and the Altar n Ro-
sary Society and the Young Ladies' So
dality, which will act as the reception
committee, these additional committees
were announced yesterday by Rev.
Father Samuel B. Hedges, pastor:
Door committee, Thomas Kelly, Thorn
as C. Herlihey, Patrick Shields, Thorn
as Burke; floor committee, Messrs. L..
Herlihey, Gowell, ~Schlegenhaft, c. KEEL
ley. Gilgar and Fearon; cloak ROOM, I.
Kelly and j. Smith.
A special meeting of Bricklayers'
Local No. 20 will be held in Evans's
hall, Kearny, on Wednesday evening.
A meeting of the West Hudson
Eagles will be held in Quincy Hall,
Arlington. tomorrow night to elect Of
ficers.
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Among the passengers who returned
yesterday on the steamship Pannonia,
of the Cunard Line. were Mrs. Mary
Stewart Cutting and her daughter, Miss
Mary Stewart Cutting, of II Evergreen
place, East Orange. who have been
abroad since last August. Mrs. Cut
ting is well known as a writer, and her
books and magazine stories have won
a reputation for her, not only in this
country, but abroad. Mrs. Cutting and
Miss Cutting visited England. Paris,
Venice, the Italian Lakes, Switzerland
and Corsica. While in Corsica Mrs.
Cutting and Miss Cutting visited
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Police Justice Joseph M. B%ranegan.
of Harrison, yesterday placed under
$3.50 bail each Andrew Dapkunes, Of 107
John street, and Steve Kuninski. of FOG
North Third street, both Harrison ia
i~oonkeepers. They were arrested short
ly after midnight for failing to close up
their places of business.
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ORANGE TEACHER GUEST
AT PARTY.

A party in honor OF Miss Julia Eliz-
abeth Sheehan, q teacher in the Cen
trail Avenue School. Orange, was given
Saturday night at the home Of Mr..
mi Mrs. William i. Bowman, OF 25
Walnut street south, East Orange.
where she resides. Guests were pres
ent from the Oranges and surrounding
cities. Miss Sheehan formerly was 9
teacher in East Orange schools.
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Taken to Newark Hospital.

Suffering acutely from<hemorrhages,
Mrs. Charles r.. Dunkinson, of 80 Pros
pect place, Arlington, was removed in
the Kea-ny police ambulance Saturday
night to the Homeopathic Hospital
his city. She was accompanied by DR..
Alfred A. Muller. While Mrs. Dunkin-
sol is in a serious condition, she was
reported today as holding her own.
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Council to Meet Friday.

Thursday. the date for the regular
meeting of the Kearny Common Coun-
ell, being Thanksgiving Day, the town
board will not meet until Friday even
ing.
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Mrs. Lewis Conklin, of California, a
former resident Of Verona, is visiting
Mrs. William Pitt Rich, of Grove ave.
nue., Verona.
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Complainant Didn't Appear.

Complainant Dfdn't Appear.
Otto Thrum, of 10 Sussex avenue,
Newark, appeared before Recorder
Turton this morning OF a charge of
abusing his horse yesterday. He was
arrested by Special Officer Brauner on
the complaint of M. A. Sawyer. of "a
Harrison place. AS the complainant
failed to appear, Thrum was dis
charged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Moffat and
the Misses Irene and Dorothy Moffat,
OF Grove street, will spend Thanksgiv-
ing with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George. Smith, of the
Irvington Hotel, nave gone to Atlantic
City in their touring car.
Recorder w. Eugene Turton has re-
turned from an automobile trip to At
lantic City.
William Shaw, of the 1rvington Hotel
has left for a visit to Oyster Bay, L. l
c. William Elliott, of Cottage street
is at Huntsville.
The A. L. Gerber Stone Company
today signed a contract for the paving
of Clinton avenue west, from Spring
field avenue to h South Orange town
ship line.
George Boyer, of Union avenue, ha!
gone on a hunting trip to Point Pleas
ant
Freeman Smith, of As Washington
avenue, is home from a three days
hunting trip in Sterling, where he sho
fifteen rabbits, five squirrels and tive
woodcock.
A postal sub-station has been opened
in John Amends pharmacy, at tn
junction of Headley terrace and Spring
field VENUE.
Clinton Lodge, I. o. o. F., will hold
whist contest in their quarters il
Glorieux Hall tonight.
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AJaccio, the birthplace OF Napoleon, a
spot not as often ~frequented by tour
lists as many others. They also spent
several weeks in Rome and Naples
and stopped at Gibraltar on the home
ward trip. Mrs. Cutting did not do any
writing while she was away, but gave
herself up entirely to the pleasures of
travelling. The latest from her pen IS a
story that will shortly be published
serially in the Delineator entitled The
Unforeseen Among books by Mrs.
are 'The Heart of Lynn" THE
W~ayfarers,' and her well-known Lit
tie Stories Of Married Life"
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STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.
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Boys PUT ON Probation.
Henry Decker, 13 a old, of 49
Speedway avenue; John Cunsel, IL
years old, of 4SS Fourteenth avenu
and John Rogge, 8 years old, of "a
Dassing avenue. appeared before Re-
corder Turton this morning, charged
by Wills Brothers with stealing horse
radish from their farm in Orange ave-
nue.. They were placed on three
months probation in the custody of
Assistant Probation officer Burns.
The evening world., 1909-02-09
WALTER L. HAWLEY DEAD.
Well known Political Writer
Victim OF Typhoid.

Walter l.. ITawley. who, as a political
reporter for the Evening Sun, had
wide acquaintance among politicians,
died to-day OF typhoid fever after two
weeks sickness.
Mr., Hawley. since 1890, has been the
political writer for the Evening Sun.
and during that long period up to the
first hour he was stricken, covered the
City Hall in conjunction with his poll
teal work. Among city officials. from
Mayor Mcclellan down, Mr.. Hawycl
was well known.
During the nineteen years that he was
daily at the City Hall, Mr.. Hawleys
work reflected his natural talents as a
newspaper man. He met and made
friend Of every Mayor who has presided
NJ the City Hall during that period, and
oil admired him for his constant de.
votion to duty and principal. and his
ability as a writer He organized the
City Hall Reporters Association, of
which he was president for number
OF years.
Mr. Hawley was forty-eight years old.
He was married and had three sons.
He died at his home. No. 2i9 West One
Hundred and Twelfth street. He was
Born in South Carolina, but performed
his first newspaper work In Alabama
on the Birmingham Age-IIerald. His
last big political work was at the Ma
uonal conventions OF 1908.
The evening world., 1909-02-09

| ARGE sofa, two armchairs and two
reception chairs-fve pieces in all.
New frame of massive design,
hand-carved tops, upholstered in silk
brocade. $50 value.
The evening world., 1909-02-09

( A&Ih Sideboard, China Go ct,
~ Serving Table, Extension Table,
q Chairs, Mission design, finished in
the popular hides of Early English.
The evening world., 1909-02-09

Imported, In large varlety OF Stripes
and checks splendid fine fabric,
suitable for womens and children S
dresses. 25c. value.
Imported Cinehams. l5c I'd.
80 inches wide in stripes and checks
Absolutely fast colors. 2jc. value
The evening world., 1909-02-09
HAS HIS CLERK ARRESTED.
Pocher, Real Estate Man, Charges
Butt with Embexxlcment.

Charles II. Butt. twenty-four years
old. and living at No 22TO Broadway,
was arrested last night on tho charge OF
smhsuljpg iio0 from his employer, Isl.
The evening world., 1909-02-09
No. s., Who Was First Yester-
4 day, Is a Very Close
Second To-Day.
SATURDAY
No Ballots Will Be Received
I After Feb. 20 at
Noon.

The race Of the beauties to win fame
and fortune on tha stage through the
opportunity provided by The Evening
World and Charles F'rohman Is getting
liveller every day, and as only eleven
days remain during which coupons may
be sent In, the friends and admirers OF
the hunlred-odd young women are work
Ing with the energy OF real politicians.
The offer OF Mr.. Frohman to give
places In the cast of his big forthcom-
ing production. The Dollar Princess"
and also to furnish stage education
for the twelve lucky girls, has attracted
more attention than any other news
paper contest In years and has stirred
thousands to vote-settns for their
favorite candidates. To-day the lead has
again switched from Beauty No % to
No. so, and there are few additional
changes in the lineup Of the twelve
who lead the list.
Members Of the theatrical profession
are not eligible for the Frohman prizes
This was one OF tire conditions OF the
contest from the start, and It Is one
that will be insisted upon. Only girls
who have had no previous stage expert
ence will be considered In the final
awards. The statement has been made
that some OF the competing beauties
are girls Of the stage. 1t Is for their
benefit this repetition OF the condition
sion can in no way benefit by Mr. Froh.
mans offer appears here.
How to Send In Votes.
Votes can be sent s!ngly or In pack
ages, as the candidate or voter prefers
The Evening World lays down no rule
In the matter, except that the cand..
dates number must be on each vote and
all votes must be In this Office by noon
Feb. 20.
The voting coupon will be printed In
The Evening World on page every day
until Feb. 10.
The twelve girls who secure the
largest number Of votes will be handed
over to Charles Frohman. who after
q term OF instruction in stage work. WI.
make them members OF the company
he will present In The Dollar Princess"
in this city next August. Zach girl will
be given a years contract with Mr.
flrnl,nnn a., unnL
The evening world., 1909-02-09

FINE. carved swell fronts, carved
claw feet, large oval French plate
mirrors, bird s-eye maple, curly birch
and mahogany finish.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12

We have range Of fabrics seldom shoWn be-
tween 5000 and $4,000, consisting Of Imported
French Worsted Mannish Mixture and other high
luster materials Taupe, Electric Blue avy, Tan,
Mode, RESIDE and Rose.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12
EDEN AND ELRop ETHICS

The little two year old daughter
of James Cafferty is very i'll at the
present writing. Y. . n
Miss Fay Upton Of Avon, Mimi. J,
began her work as teacher in the
McQuaker school in Elrod Mon
day. She boards with Mrs. Sarah
Gilman. s6s5
a.. G. McDermott's big sale
which was held March A, was we'll
attended, one Of the largest crowds
that has ever assembled in this
part Of the county being present.
Monday Mr.. McDermott moved his
household goods to Henry. He in
tends to help Vic Hubbard in his
hardware store this spring. Mr..
Burk of Iowa has moved on Mr..
McDermott's place. We are sorry
to lose our old neighbors but well
come the new.
Mrs. Goldie Pomeroy who has
been very ill all winter has i'm
proved sufficiently to be removed
to the home Of her parents in Gar
den City.
The M. Ella. Of Garden City
met with Mrs. Web Smith Wed.
March 10. s.
Ella White of G raceland has
been assisting Mrs. R. G. Bell who
has been sick the past week.
Mrs. Will Flannnigan called on
Mrs. T. Hubbard last Tuesday.
John Schaak Of Kranzburg was
at Glenwood ranch with his hounds
last week. They did not have
much success, a few rabbits and a
fox being the only victims of the
dogs.
Florence Clegg was a live city
visitor Saturday.
TIL. Bickle Of Clark was Wis
itor in Henry between trains on
Saturday.
The Henry HIS. gives a program
in Naples, March 10. "A few reci-
tations, a good essay, some instru-
mental music, one act comedy
and a number Of other parts will
be given. The admission will be
81, 25, 10c and the proceeds will be
equally divided with the school at
Naples. A debate between Mr..
Lewis and Mr.. Cosgrove with a
chosen assistant on each side will
also be given. The subject il
Socialism.
Roy Chandler Of So. st. Paul
was visiting old friends in our
eighborhood Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12
FULLER 4 PHlPPs FAnciEs

FULLER 4 PHIPPs FARcIEs
Miss Ada Bodtker is little bet
ter this week.
Mrs. Harold shomway spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A.
Christian.
The social at Harry Jones was
well attended and SIS. 90 was
raised and everyone reported a
good time.
John Phillips and grandson Ray
made a trip to the live city Thurs
day returning Friday.
Miss Beatrice Christian was on
the sick list this week.
Miss Fife Phipps returned home
Wednesday after spending 4 few
days with her sister Mrs. Cleora
Bod ker.
Wilfred Bodtker bot 4 horse
from John Engler this week
The infant daughter Of Mi. and
Mrs. Will French Is on the sick
Hist.
Mrs. Cleora Bodtker and Conley
Tschakert visited the former 3 par
|ents Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Phipps.
PIERGN sells typewriter ribbons. 4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12
cAsTLEWooD CONCERNS

y
G. A S. Arneson Of Bryant was
in town Tuesday attending to court
matters.
g. A. Speck and wife have REL
turned to their home at Norden
after visit Of several weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. Anton Berg,
of this place.
Mr.and Mrs. Will Pearce arrived
home Monday morning from Pierre.
Frank Leonard Of Estelline il
attending court this week.
The M. B. "A. Lodge held d
very enjoyable meeting at the club
rooms Tuesday evening.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12

M and Mrs. Bert Morgan en-
tertained a few friends at their
Ihospitable home Friday evening,
March 9Th.
James o: Winjum Of Nerden was
transacting business in our city the
fore part Of the week IL
James R. Preston arrived here
Wednesday morning 1 rom Daven-
port, Iowa. Mr.. Preston will re !
main here for some months look
ing after his extensive farming.
interests in this icinity q
Mr. G. Fjerstad spent Sunday
y Is family IN this i place.
Miss Ethel Ching accompanied
by her father arrived home Satur-
day evening from Aberdeen. Miss
Ethel has been in the hospital at
Aberdeen for medical treatment
and her many friends are glad to
learn that she is improving ia
health.
The w. G. 4. U. service held at
the M. E. church Sunday evening
was well attended and enjoyed by
all present. +. ii
Mrs. j w. Christianson is en-
tjoying visit with her father and
sister. Mr.. Frazer and daughter
arrived here the latter part Of the
week from Clayton. Minnesota.
Mr.. Walter Sibert and wife are
visiting at the home Of George
Sibert.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12
PELICAN POINTERS

Miss Amanda Schuelke left
Monday for Minnesota where she
will spend month visiting with
her brother Frank and other rela-
tives.
The Elfring boys spent Monday
evening at Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wolcott made
a flying trip to the live city Mon
day.
Robert Steele was pleasant
caller at Veeder's Sunday.
Henry Cook from Wayerly was
seen in the live city Saturday.
M. and Mrs. Jack Hooker re.
turned from Iowa last Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Bradley and son
Curtis were, seen in the live city
Saturday.
Mr.. James Graves was seen in
the live city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet gave a party
last Friday night. a big crowd
attended and splendid time re-
ported by all.
Miss Kate and Fred Ferris were
pleasant callers at Veeder's Fri
day evening. @
Miss Lydia Schnelke is working
in town for a few months.
james Baker is working for Mr..
Briggs.
HAPPY JACK 8
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12
FOLEY NEWS I.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Mclaughlin
were in the live city Tuesday.
The second day in March had q
rather high fever. 1t took nearly
all the snow.
Nearly everybody around our
part Of the country have bad colds.
Harry Lundgren went to the live
city Wednesday.
Miss Amanda Schuelke went to
Rochester, MINI. to visit and also
to accompany her brother Frank
home. He has been attending Ger
man school this winter.
Jack Hacker is back from Illi-
nois where he has been seeking
matrimonial affairs. \:
John Russell was pleasant cali
Ter at E. 6. Eichhorst's.
&. IA. Grippe has been q very I'M
pleasant caller all over the country
it seems.
MISC Lydia Schnelke hasl left our
neighborhood and gone to the live
city to wogk for a few weeks.
Richard yetter went to Castle
/ wood counting this week. 5,
i A6,.s ard & Mrs Eunder .InhnsnY,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12
Dr. Graham Of Watertown was
ii this neighbour God this week.
MERRY WIDOW
RICHL AND RUSTICs

r. y ii
All Tester has rented the place
he is living on SO he will not move
this year.
There was quite a turmoil here
TUESDAY, election day Three new
candidates made their appearance
but were defeated.
Blair Tester sold driving horse
to Brad BARLEY from il azal
Paul Simmons was a live city
visitor Thursday
Pat Mcmahon thot he would try
his hand in the barber line but
his first subject was not very well
broken so there was a hurricane for
| a few minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Purcell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tigner were visitors
at Ole oleson's Wednesday.
Mr.. Temple sold his farm to Mr..
Wishard.
It looks as if our winter was
about over. Sleighs are all put
aside and wagons are again in op.
Grafton.
H. NJ. Fisher has been hauling
grain for A. M. Tester this last
week.
Mr., Ed Hayes is thinking Of sell
ling his personal property. one
bay pony ~ years or older SO any
one looking for a snap will dc
himself a favor by calling on hin
before spring
/ Hal Lemons is hauling grain fol
IA. Stroud this week.
1 Mrs. Oleson and daughter Ella
called on Mrs. Jenny Purcell Sat,
urday.
Pat Murphy called in the live
city Saturday.
KENTUCKY BELLE
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12
.SHA'YTI HITS

Be sure and attend the hard
time dance March ~.
John N. Weber went to the live
city last Wednesday to attend the.
bankers meeting.
Rev. Zeck Of the live city preach-1
ed in the church here March q
# Mrs. E. B. German entertained a
number Of the Hayti ladies March!
9TH in honor Of Mrs. A. w Kill
lalea. 8
Miss Alice Mae Murphy Of Bryant
lis visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. r..
E. TrumIn.
Presiding elder Zeck, Rev Brock
mueller and Mr.. "A. E. Cole were
passengers to Arlington, March 5.
Miss Clara Storms has accepted
position lin Steed and Rund's
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.Sedgwick have
taken quarters over the printing
office.
Miss Title Chyllestad left Hay
I ii March 6 for Sioux City, Iowa.
l535s ;3s sMINhJEHAHA
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-12
Reigb borbooo Mews

and Mrs. Tom Sweet Friday night
was well attended and was enjoyed
by all.
Mr.. Carl and Miss. Ella yetter
went down to George Sibert's Sat-
urday to visit over Sunday.
The Who'll. Foley neighborhood
was in the live city Saturday.
HAPPY HOOLIGAN.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-03

Since last Sunday morning,
9:13 am, the court house clock
has refused absolutely to do
time. 1t is evidently taking a
great risk, district court being
session, for we think this clear
contempt case. The busy man
on the corner suggested the in
clement weather as a reason; the
smart boy when asked looked
up and, with a smart-elick twin
kle in his eye, answered that
the janitor stopped the clock to
save oil or grease and then with
a hearty laugh made a hike;
the poet said,
And the clock stopped quick,
Never to go again;
When the old man died"
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-03
Young Married Ladies Organize.

The young married ladies of
the town have organized them
selves into a club and chosen for
their name The Merry Ma
irons" " They meet every alter
nate Thursday and their object,
as the name suggests, is a good
social time. The officers elect
ed are, Mrs. Travis Shaw, presi-
dent and Mrs. Roy Cullum, vice
president: the members are as
follows: Mesdames Robert Pip
kin, Cassells, Donophan, Luke,
Chas. Hutchings, Dan Usery
Albert Rollins, Griffin, Ed Pip.
kin, Cannon and Gam mble. Yes
terday the club was entertained
by Mrs. Rollins and will meet
with Mrs. Fred Luke two weeks
hence.