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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06
FINE ENTERTAINMENT
is GIVEN AT IRWIN

special Correspondence.
IRWIN. Feb. PA vcr, successful
1 entcrtainmunt was given in the Ir-
win han Friday, Feb. -6. under the
direction of the y N. and y. -. NJ
J. A. Being "a benefit affair ID was
Literally patronlzcd. A program cone
sl.tiug of songs. rHcitaUous iustru-
mental music and speeches was car
ued ouf commoucIur ut O'CLOCK.
after which the hail was cleared and
dancing was Doc order Through tho
kindness OF AIR. A. B Tanner tho
ladies were allowed t0 servo supper iu
part of his hall which was free 10 AN
those holding tickets to tho dance
A neat sum was taken in and uu
.meI NOR" cham paid for their at-
tendance.
Tho stork la4 boon going his rounds
lately leaving u boy 900 tho homo OF
Mr. and Mus d O.. Morton and glrl
90 thn home of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Booth
m has been 40 mild, pleasant winter
-l fW with plenty 0i SNOW Zoo the
mOuutuinH
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PROFESSORS MEET
FARMERS AND STUDENTS

Special Correspondence.
ID IGBY, March 4-Iast sunday eve
N ming lecture was given by DIT.
John ~ Miller OF salt Lake city on
the development of character He treat
ed on many things pertaining to by
gienlc. sanitary and moral development
which all present were very much inter
ested in on Monday he visited the
different departments of the school and
talked TO the students and on Monday
evening gave a lecture Co men only,
which was fun of good advice and val
liable suggestions. He will spend "a
week or more iu the stake occurring,
under the auspices Of the Mutual Inn
provement associations.
Yesterday several professors OF the
Agricultural college of Idaho gave some
interesting talks on the raising of
and caring for stock, the best seeds
adapted 10 this climate soil. etc. The
value Of a knowledge of chemistry to
tho farmer was also ably shown. Two
cars were placed at their disposal and
the .. S. L. railroad ifs giving them a
chance To- get into closer touch with
the farmers. They have a great vac
rioty Of specimens of the seeds, grains,
fruits ETC.. produced az experiment
stations. together with improved APP
naratus fOf carrying on farming,
dalrving. etc The milking Of a COW by
machinery was quite an attractive fea-
ture OF the exhibit
This evening. j. G.. Lewis and COM
nany present Isl Plunkard" or Real
Life ON a Farm" at Peck's Opera hall.
Bishop q a. Gordon and Sam b
Cough left here "a few days ago on a
business trip TO Kansas city.
Mrs NJ j. Hammond has gone 60
Utah for the purpose Of receiving treat
meut az the hospital
r. T. Cleveland has returned from
the hospital al salt Lake City where
ne has spent some time recently.
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BRAKEMAN GRASS
KILLED BY TRAIN
Accident in Handling Empty c,..
Leaves Widow and
One Child.
PREPARE FOR CITY ELscr,o,
Democrats WIN Put No Tickle, d.
Feld-ReaI Estate Do,i u'
Transfer Of ''shattucl, Row
Special Correspondence

Hpeclal Correspondence
N OCATELLO. Ida
r Harvey w Grass ae.I g.
i p''ynd aS brakeman an ~, .'''
trains under Conductor ct. =,
RULER was accidentally rum o,..
Killed 10y the cars last pigb, o.. ~i
tain Home. The crew was ir 'l'u'-
OF train No So. ana bsd t,t. '''' Pc
a few empties( Grass was .g. ''
couple them and 10 cut IN III.
nectlous. When found f..- ,''
u'es later by Head Brcskms, , '.''
he was In a dying copditIo,
trightfully mangled His los, e't
right arm We're run over bow t,. '''
MS hips mashed and his face nr
Tho deceased leaves Oh v.r,
child, living at 1908 north Han.
Revival meetings have been 80
this city for three weeks past by h..
and Mrs. Hermistou. '
CITY ELECTION ACTIVITY
At a meeting held separately A..
day evening by the RcpubIic,,, ~,
the Democrats of this city. fb. -
decided 70 place ticket r tbs s..
FOR the city election which oar,,,-
month. Caucus meetings WIN b. ~,
on the 10Th and city convcpfior '.'-
be held March "a WI,
The Democrats decided mot to,i...
ticket in the field at thi. limo I'"''
Al 'thc present liucuu 1f tbo ...
teal forces there appears fa .e '
tickets I'm the field namely. Tba r--
payers Party The Citizens plrt,. .,-,
the Republicans aug
Mr., O. ID. BroNom of Boise and Oh
owner Of the poCatcllo Advance ,-
in town the fore part of mo Va
arranging for the transfer of th. ,5
vance from NJ Talbot. tho nrs.e-.
publisher and editor. to AIR EWirg u
Boise, who d. expected Co take cb'rr,
OF the paper iu few days
BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL
The "Shattuck Row" CONSISTING ~
10 dwelling houses situated On ess
Carson street, eight of which va-.
owned by W. "a. Shettuck aud uif.
OF Keokuck. Iowa. WAS purchased I'M.
day by Fletcher r. Burrows the rss
estate man. for a consideration said 20
be $4,000.
Substantial Improvements are h.
tended for the court in question Co.,
Guiding the transfer off six of Die
buildings To- other lots and tha build.
ing of new ones in their stead and
the remodeling Of the remainder
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was surprising 90 see the ardor with
which the congregation led by Mr.
+ +. Jones, sang the Welsh national
air. MI. Lewis Williams, as
orator of the day. delineated the his
tory Of the ancient people and brought
wildly before his audience the fact.
that all our noted men OF business.
merchants a0d millionaire 'r Naled
valley were Wells men. Almost with
one voice these were the ailments
expressed by D, W. Williams r. A.
Davis and ID. Z Jones. who followed
u timely and witty speeches, inter-
spcrsed with choruscs from the choir,
and music by the hand. Every one
did their best. especially our genial
master Of ceremonies John James, who
throughout the entire celebration Dc
lighted the audience with his Welsh
Jokes and stories and kept an In %
continuous round Of merriment. He
wore his title wen, 1.-THE right man In
the right place
Competitions in recitations. song and
oratory. were features of the after
noon and evening program Prizes
were awarded TO the winners. and en-
tire satisfaction prevailed.
Worthy OF mention was the History
OF Malad Valley" by Mrs Annie ].
Hart. and an grafton. America 90
World Republic" won by Thomas w
Richards.
Among others OF note were William
NJ Davis and wife Of Willard. Utah
who delighted the audience with their
song
The participants were highly com
plimented. but none deserved greater
praise than Prof Giles. who diligent-
~ trained the young men and choir.
some Of whom made their first app
pearance on the stage. rejecting great
credit on their teacher and displaying
some very rare talent.
At the close of the morning and ar
ternoon sessions. Welsh tea parties
were carried on. I'm an adjoining room.
and Welsh women, dressed I'm WELSH
costume. served those iu attendance
with bara caws. techan and tae.
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IIUNIoRS

Come 90 the surface iu the -Yr.n..
as ln no other season. IT'S pity then
don't run themselves am OF tbaf g..,
but in spite OF pimples and otb..
eruptions. they mostly remain in tb.
system That's bad
Hoods Sarsaparilla removes Them
ana cures all the painful and disneilr-
ing troubles they cause Nothing else
cleanses the system and clears tbs
compleNion like Hoods.
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cLOsE or SESSION
CAREY ACT LANDS.

10000 azores uI .UH... I.u.I lands
open i1 settlement under tha omay
Act m Willard county Utah. Iaf muos
south of sIr lake D.tF lt 5000 an
aero fHI land HuI perpetual water
right Payments covering H period OF
tom years Excursions HFDry Tuesday
ana Friday ulm 6HIt Iabe city, Nl5
fuT round fTIp Write or call and
hHr" reservations made.
hIHThEH IRRIGATED LANDS
COMPANY.
t33 Judge Building.
balt Lake city. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06

THE sEsT COUCH cURr

A half-ounce of Virgin on OF Pine
two ounces Of Glycerine ana a half
pint OF whisky, mixed. will cure any
cough that is durable and break eoH
In "a hours Take a teaspoonfui ever
four hours. Ask your druggist FOR b,
genuine Leach's Virgin on Of Pine
compound uure. prepared andE uarir.
cinnqtL o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06
CAREY ACT LANDS.

10000 acres Of choice bench lands
open to settlement under the Carey
Act in Willard county Utah. 134 miles
south of Salt lake city, at $1,000 an
acre for land and perpetual water
right Payments covering n period Of
ten years. Excursions every Tuesday
and Friday from Salt Lake city. $3.50
Tor round trip. write or call and
have reservations made.
BURTNEB IRRIGATED LANDS
COMPANY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06

How can a person risk taking some
unknown cough remedy when Foley's
Honey and Tar costs them no more
il is a safe remedy. contains no harm
ful drugs, and cures the most obstinate
coughs and colds. Why experiment
with your health? Insist upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
F.. j. Nm Drug CO. THE Never Sub
stitutors')
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Direct Primary Law Passes as
Promised ON the Repub-
Hcan Platform.
BUILDING INVESTIGATION.
NIaiorit, and Minority Reports on '"'
Capitol Scandnl-iiart SCORES
NtacBcth-Local option

NOR Brady viii today attach DIS
.fgn4turo 90 One of Che most
IL .....,s,,rae over pass
"'fo' ..... .t,.,r,,
f.d hv ON idaho Ieglsi'lnI'' .N'7 '''s
s5sb, an efficient direct primary law.
.-t. ,,t. ,ba pruubucun party full
NM one of The most important pledges
made to tho people of this state our
frg tho last campaign. next To DIT
,..,i5 MARKHAM. come the local option
t.. .l,.,d,. bnroue an
i'N'
Idaho statute.
The vote on the bin as finally passed
a.. ..-at. f,e nr-t of tine week
'- ''' t... ,,,
was WIN 'Hh '"'
imou--aU the Democrats joining WIN
t,. p.ptibIieaus in supporting &c. The
rro,, sap9for
intend
nn' ., OF ~, - ', ..,. nv bis county did
mot nledre him TO- vote for &c.. for the
.,.,....o4 o., tbs.
I.'a" ''"'
enactment OF Sucn i"''7'l''
ln commenting upon the new ia"'
,--,,,,lruo, c,odfre stated. THE di-
49, ,,rI,,,sr,. is,. 4 tnr most import
. ~, ..r,.te5 l,,. am Idaho lpgisIa-
,Yr. barause Qua of ID win gr0w a
better condition f0r The people To
,,,ls,, , Firber Grade off candidates
.r6ce dirorf from tho people and
,.uI be- responsible to the people.wmch
' ,arest nIrposa I'D secping Inc
,,iedres made 10 the people
PROV lSl'NN UT iA We
mn. .,m is drafted after tine WASH
"e .l y,,,s,,-,..1 la.,.s ana is sun
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charged or was in anywise connected
herewith.
Therefore. your committee state that
such charges inferentially against the
commission and directly against the
persons above named. were wholly un-
justidable and untrue.
Attached hereto is a transcript OF
am the testimony taken before this
committee. together with the exhibits,
which are made "a part Of this report.
an of which is respectfully submitted
JOHN HART
Chairman
-. FRANK HUNT.
81. A. SPAUBDING."
MINORITY REPORT
After reviewing an OF the testimony
given before the committee. the mi
nority submitted its findings as fol-
lows.
1 Thai the capitol building COM
mission has bsen extravagnnt and
guilty of mismanaging the affairs Of
the state iu launching upon the peo-
pie of this state. the construction of
the capitol building to cost not less
than Sl500.O00 and possibly $1,000 O00
az % time when the state was bonded
90 the limit and the future was mort
gagged by additional bonds and the
people were burdened by excessive tax
alton.
o. That the capitol building COM
mission was advised By the superin-
tendent and architect as early as 1905
that the building would cost greatly
500 excess Of the original estimate OF
100000 had iu January 1907, subuait-
ted "a report 20 the governor for trans
mission TO the Legislature implying that
the building could and would be con-
structed for $500 900 and the commission
then and Tor about rs months prior
thereto. well knew the building under
course of construction would cost great
ly in excess Of 81 900 900 and thereby in
le king nd securing am additional ap-
preparation grossly deceived the legis-
lature
"3 That the capitol building COM
mission has shown that 10 was and is
incompetent 10 perform the duties Of
the trust imposed upon il by not hav-
ing prepared plans and specifications OF
% completed building sufficient 10 show
the ultimate approximate cost thereof.
a. That the commission misman-
aged the construction Of the building
and showed business incompetency I'm
letting "a contract TO Story g. Murphy
to build two stories OF the main build
ing for $4,000 without competitive
bids. and 10 purchasing for $4,000 a
stone quarry when the stone for the
entire building could have been pur-
chased for Sll 800 as needed during a
possible term OF rs years of construc-
ton. and ir that the commission does
not now know the kind or cost OF tho
building but only that it is engaged
m constructing building
o. That the charges Of A. S White
way and Joseph sullivan. supported by
the testimony OF samuel T. Davis and
other witnesses ds 20 corruption and
bribery in connection with "a
contract relating 10 the construction Of
tn. capitol building. and portion of
which Testimony was denied by other
witnesses. are OF such character and OF
SO grave "a nature that We have not
been able tl fully investigate the truth
of the same by reason OF the limited
rimc and means at our disposal; and
ave recommend that the next grand jury
OF Ada county make such Investigation.
"RANENAL MACBETH.
IL A a
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DIR. HARVEY w. WILEY.

goyoumcn expert chemist Wuys contention that
has
President Roosevelt
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~ sn0REs MAoRETH

Referring Co MacBeths charge
AGAINST thc state land board, Senator
Hart of Fremont scored the minority
senator boz tho following language:
.The Custer senator said there had
boon deposited $4,000 of Corey act
funds without security and without in
forest. Investigated the matter and
found There were 400 deposits of Carey
act funds. not secured. and that be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 NJ carey acc
funds Nas deposited and drew iuteres.
and t.4. UrnuerIp secured
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
HENRY LEE STAYS
All OPERA HOUSE
ImperS9natOr Will Head the
New Bill For Three More
Days

The three performances to-day al the
Grand Opera House WI furnish the last
opportunity 10 see the excellent bill now
playing the house and a. viii be followed
on Thursday afternoon by new one.
Henry Lee who has made such de-
cidedly favorable impression this week
with his portrayal OF great men OF both
the past and present will. OF course. he
retained for the remainder Of the week
and will continue as the headiner Of the
new bill lie has won a host OF admirers
by his exceptionally able character acting
This week and will no doubt greatly as
sist In nring the house for the remainder
of the week
Comedy. a clever bit OF drama and mu-
sic largely make up the remainder OF In,
program selected IN addition to Mr.. Lee
1t Is comedy which Is varied. however
and the bin shows the variety so neces
sary 70 a successful vaudeville offerina
Williams and Rose in "A Night at tn
Club" offer an acceptable bit OF drami
in a bright and sparkling little coined.
sketch. The name gives general idei
OF its character and its possibilities.
Lovers Of music win find much to inter
est and please them in The Lazaro Trio
.Italian street singers" The name OF tn
act tells precisely what it is-a singing
and musical act and the Italians swee
musical voice and the harp with its swee
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
MILLSBORO MERCHANT
SUES MAIL CARRIER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del, Nov. iO-A case
in which the whole population OF Mills
boro is deeply interested will come up be-
fore Justice Of the Peace William A.
Warrington on Thursday morning. The
proceedings is the result Of quarrel be-
tween Able Ableman, clothier and horse
man. and A. r. Dodd, a politician and
rural mail carrier. Yesterday the men
became involved in quarrel over a
house which has been purchased by Able
man and In which Dodd's son. George IT,
Dodd, lives. Hot words followed. and
Dodd eaneges that Ableman cursed him
when he struck him in the face and
knocked him down. Tho clothier came
here and swore out warrant for Dodd's
arrest. He was brought here by the au-
thoritles and waived a hearing for Thurs
DAY.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
MISS PITT RECEIVES
BEAUTIFUL BOQULT

The audience at the Avenue Theatre
last night were treated TO a pretty sight
when Miss Margaret Pitt the leading
woman with the Conness and Edwards
Stock Co, received beautiful bou-
quet Of flowers. There is a quite story
attached and when Miss Pitt read the
name on the card she was agreeably sur
prised. II bore the inscription, Captain
Geo. Dewey Gribble, ID. s. o.
Miss Pitt was playing in Cape Town,
South Africa, during tho Boer War and
became acquainted with the captain who
was in charge OF the 18th d. c. O. Ian
GERS. who were engaged in active cam.
paign. quite a friendship sprang up be.
tween them. before Miss Pitt left Africa
They never met again and Il was just
by chance the captain learned Miss Pitt
was with the Avenue Company here
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
NEWS NOTES
OF NEW CASTLE
Steel Mill There Will Furnish
Employment For Many
Men Of Town
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special To THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 1O-President
OF Council Rothwell has been asked to
call a special meeting of that body
to take action on the siding into the
Decrner steel plant Mr. Deemer noti
fed Councilman Cramer yesterday that
he bad all papers signed by the parties
apG that as soon as the railroad nding
can be put in and supplies secured
the new steel plant will begin opsr
ations. The machinery has been in
stalled and the additional steel plant
means that many more people will be
employed.
At the meeting of the Good Will Fire
Company last evening officers for the
coming year were nominated.
Word has been received of the we'd
ding of William S. Schafer and Miss
Mildred Dey, of Philadelphia. They are
living in New York.
James B. Brady was notified yester-
day of the death of his aunt Mrs
Catharine O'Neil of Philadelphia,
widow Of Bartholomew O'Neil, of VIII
mington.
Forty Hours Devotion in st. Peters
Church came to a close last even
ing.
Miss Sara NJ. Burke. Of Winning
ton, has been the guest of Miss Veron-
lea Gallagher.
Charles Fl. Clewell, who has been in
disposed. is improving.
Edward J. Weggenmann is growing
weaker and his condition + consid-
cred critical.
There will be a dance in the Opera
| House on Friday evening under the
auspices of the band.
Wilmington Lodge. No. I. A. o. U.
W. has paid to Mrs. Mary NJ. Camp
bell $1,000, being the insurance on the
death of her husband John r. Camp
bell.
Rabbit dogs are now in demand here
and those who have valuable ones are
| keeping them under lock and key.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
GETTING READY FOR
THE CUNNING SEASON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL. 4
DOVER, Del, Nov. 1O--Gunners in CEN
trail and lower Delaware are purchasing
new arms and equipments and are bright
ening mp old firearms that can be depend
ed upon. in preparation for big game
season which will open in this state on
Monday. November Is The season, COM
ing as it does at the beginning Of a week.
viii be particularly attractive and an
army of men viii "blaze away" on that
eventful Monday. Partridges and rabbits
are plentiful and In good condition.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
SUSSEX MUST
PAY FOR PRISONERS

AT the monthly meeting of the work
house trustees yesterday afternoon
Joseph c. Jolls. administrator OF James
White, deceased. an inmate, was ordered
paid S277.SS earned by White as bonus in
the work shop.
The cost Of maintenance OF officers per
day for the month Of october was 81 IL
cents; cost OF prisoners, 9 IA cents.
The trustees decided TO notify the Levy
Court Of Sussex county that the bill for
the board of prisoners from that county
for the months Of May. June. July Au-
gust, September and october, amounting
TO s2226.4o, must be paid by November 25
The monthly bills amounting TO S2O5sgO
and the payroll, SLICE. we're ordered to
be paid.
The Springs Amusement Company must
pay the bill OF $3.50 for hauling OF suit
Will be instituted before the next meeting
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
NEWPORT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT, Del, Nov 10-Revival SER
vices which we're In progress last week at
the Methodist Episcopal Church in cele-
bration OF the one hundredth anniversary
Of the church are being continued each
evening this week.
Many persons from this town attended
the reception given by DIR. and Mrs. irwin
Finn at their home in Wilmington on
Saturday night in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Gamble. OF this town who were
married recently.
Mrs Richard Catlin is in New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy Boyed and son
have returned from few days visit with
relatives In Nottingham, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harley Strahorn spent
Saturday in Philadelphia.
Mrs Bessie Abrahams, OF Wilmington.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. A.
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marcus, Of Elk
ton, have been visiting Mrs. Mary Smith.
Miss Bertha Yarnall is spending a few
days with friends near Newark.
James Inlyard, OF PhoeniXville, has
been spending short time with his
mother. mrs. I. Shaw. near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. strahorn have been
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pevy. OF
Philadelphia, and J. W. Fell, of Grady
Vile
Mrs. Barrett and daughter spent Sunday
with friends in Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stuart entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knots, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Crawford and Mr. and Mrs
Howard Crawford and children, OF VIII.
mington.
Mrs. Hyland Lyman and daughter, Of
Wilmington spent Monday as the guest oi
Mrs. Sophie Bullen.
Miss Eva Elliott spent Sunday Will
relatives in Marshallton.
Miss Bessie Fox and Miss Anna Brock
visited friends in Marshallton on Sunday
Miss Susie Caulk and Miss Sophie
Ioughed. OF Wilmington, have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
,nles fnrnish a nlensnnt .keLch.

notes furnish a pleasant sketch.
Comedy tumhlers will be seen for the
FIRST time on the Opera House stage since
the theatre has hsen devoted TO vaude-
willie, when the Aroma zoeller Trio appear.
There are comparatively few OF that
species Of aorobats gnown as a tumbler
left these days and these people will give
a really novel performance. There was a
time when tumblers were common but
that time has passed.
Harris and Johnson are a comedy duo
who come here with the reputation of
being able 60 extract hearty laughter out
of the most morose person They have a
line of comedy which they use in the
most effective manner
New pictures projected in the Opera
House style win accompany the new bill
and it is promised that the pictures will
be an enjoyable portion Of the program.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
METHODISTS PAY COAL
BILL In A JIFFY
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Nov 1O-At Wesley
NJ e. Church, the congregation on
Sunday morning was asked for a col
lection of $125 to pay for the sea-
osn's coal supply. In ten minutes,
with no contributions larger than s.,
the sum of s141.22 was raised.
All the departments of the church
are in working order except the Junior
Epworth League. This will be organ
ICED in a few days.
The new choir is singing satisfactor-
lily and will hold regular rehearsals
in the church on Friday nights. Mr..
Treidler and Miss Cariss arranged the
programs.
The Epworth League services begin
at 6.45 o'clock. Officers for the league
have been elected and have taken their
places to serve until next January.
A good congregation, fully $50. at
tended church last Sunday morning
The morning congregations continue tC
show an increase.