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The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
TO PREVENT FUTURE FLOODS
Gutter the Streets n Remember the Rainfall Of the Future
'u'''' Wv Nav n Greater, Says Submerged"

sides the excess OF rain water could
be emptied into the ditch without
1T the same time discharging large
amount OF gravel which soon checks
its carrying power.
Six years ago the overflow down
zenith avenue was largely caused by
the ditch being partly filled with
gravel close by the bridge. For a
block above the ditch Tenth avenue
has more than once this season be-
fore the flood shown the effect OF
storms, and has needed repairs. The
repairs to these streets az now con-
structed will be an item OF consid-
cradle expense which will in few
years amount to quite percentage
% the cost OF construction OF proper
cutters. Wherever possible the sur
face water from the avenues and
streets should be directed so as to
enter the ditch AZ near as possible
in the same direction in which the
ditch runs to avoid filling II with
mud and also any unnecessary force
against the lower bank.
The gulch that empties into the
ditch at the Thirteenth avenue cross
ing requires special consideration.
A special storm sewer might answer
the purpose or an enlarged ditch
or both may be advisable. Some
thing ought to be done and without
delay. for the greatest damage to
the residence district came from this
source. n this water was taken care
Of and gravel kept from filling the
ditch the situation would be much
more endurable. but sufficient work
ought to be done to protect the city
for all time to come.
1t may be difficult to provide q
fund to give Greeley the protection
from storms that 1t needs. but some
way should be devised. Popular
subscription Is a doubtful expedient.
People living in the hill district
might not be enthusiastic over the
method and yet should bear their
share of the burden. Dwellers on
the plateau do not want the flood
water from the hill. have not filed
. on it, and would be we'll satisfied
!i' the owners thereof would build
, cement wall around their lots and
keep 1t at home for irrigation or
other purposes.
II some owners Of city property
escaped damages 1t Is not a ques-
tion to be solved by district. but
by the city as a whole. for the great
est damage was caused in the busi-
ness portion
We. as a people. are working for
p Greater Greeley. In our efforts
III that direction let us not forget
that We may at any time have q
greater flood.
SUBMERGED.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
INDIAN FIGHTER
AND AUTHOR HERE
LOVES YIELDS WHEAT FIELDS
Robert McRcynolds Has Had II Long.
Varied Career

There isn't anything much tineI
or more beautiful TO look upon than
the wheat fields through Northern
Colorado" said Robert McReynolds,
oid-time Indian fighter, newspaper
correspondent and author of Thirty
Years on the Frontier, who was in
Greeley Tuesday on a pleasure jaunt
through this section of the state.
MIR. McReynolds is Scotch-lrish
and he has been in the west since
the early days. His "reminiscences
of olden times and pioneer struggles
would stir the most sluggish blood.
He was in the last Indian fight on
western soil, that at Pine Ridge. S.
D., December %, 1890.
Mr.. McReynolds was in Weld coun-
ty in 1876, at the time when the
county reached to the eastern boun-
dary of the state. He thinks the ag
ricultural development of what was
once arid deserts is one of the most
wonderful accomplishments of mod
ern times.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
NOW, ALL TOGETHER, IF
GOOD CLEAN BASEBALL
IL WANTED IN GREELEy
Now all together!

!. Now all together :.
+ Boost for the Greeley ball ).
j. team. 1t Ia certain that those :.
+ who have drop OF rich, red :.
= blood are lovers OF baseball and :.
+ man who knows arises to re- :.
+ mark that the Greeley Grays are :.
:. deserving OF support from every :.
I. man. and every woman too, :.
:. who thrills at the crack OF the :.
+ bat and holds breath every :.
= time high fly goes to the out :.
:: field. :.
+ Manager Roy Collins has :.
= worked personally for the team !.
:. and has quite a sum invested in :.
:. giving Greeley good, clean. fast :.
) amateur baseball. Good patron :.
:. age ia needed to keep the game :.
:: alive during the remainder of :.
!. the season. On Sunday the :.
:. team will play the Denver White =
!. Sox and close contest is bound :.
+ to result. !
!. !. !. + =. !. !. !. + 1. ! !: :. :: = !. =
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12

That Greeley is a healthful COM
munity, as well AS prosperous ana
beautiful, is proven by the report OF
the city physician. DR.. Ella Mead
which states that there are no cases
OF contagious diseases here, ana
there has been none since June l.
This is rather a remarkable rec
ord for a city of 10000 inhabitants
especially when contagious diseases
have been prevalent in surrounding
towns and throughout the state.
Salt Lake City is recovering from
an epidemic OF 500 cases of smallpox.
There has been no smallpox in Gree
ley this year and only one case last
year.
Contagious diseases here have
been fewer in number this year than
last and not one has been reported
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12

OF constructing five-foot sidewalk
on two sides of its property instead
OF twelve-foot sidewalk as required
by the city ordinance. Alderman
Farr stated that church people
should comply with the city ordi-
nances as we'll as other people.
Mr.. Lindner of the Home Electric
company presented protest from
Eighth avenue property owners
against the granting of franchise
for an electric railway along that
thoroughfare. This protest repre-
sented 6,501 of the O,2OO front foot.
age on the avenue. 1t was referred
to the judiciary committee.
Captain REGISTER of the Salvation
Army was notified that the army
could hold street meetings on Eighth
street east of Eighth avenue on any
evening of the week excepting Sat.
urday. The Army must occupv the
south side of the street.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
TRAIN NINETY MILES LONG
To Garry Greeley District Produce This Year

1t would require train of cars
over ninety miles in length and load
ed solid to carry the products of the
farms within radius of ten miles
of Greeley this year This Ia a care
ful and conservative estimate made
upon the computed statement issued
this week for the benefit OF eastern
inquirers.
Never before have there been more
INQUIRIES received here asking about
values and the productiveness of the
land in the Greeley district Eastern
parties write that they wish to secure
homes In the Greeley country and
that they are willing to nav good
T. ices for land.
IN the statement issued the agri-
| cultural output of the djstrict ia
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12

The Methodist Brotlerhood on
last Monday evening dls'us'e''
the food water proposition in cree
lev and the following oUmmuhlo",
tion by a prominent business man o'
this city was timely in ,eonnect'oi'
Herewith.
Editor Tribune: -
While undoubtedly plsps for as
posiug OF the flood watees OF uree-
lev should be presented ht engineers
when il comes to the time for action
il may not be presumpt0us for one
who has been surroundeN by waste
of waters three times wthin le"
wears to present some phhsts OF the
subject from his point Of view.
The writer is not oppose 10 any
plan thus far presented. kicr under
any method of improvement adopted
% nditions cannot be wore
Not many years ago theAand south
OF No. 5 ditch was used b. agricul-
tural purposes or allowa1 10 grow
native grass or weeds. Then the
water from heavy shOwert, not nav
ing numerous bitches for D. ape and
being partly restrained growing
vegetation, was carried b lower
level, apparently with less breclpitous
haste than happened ON July o..
Every street that has beer opened
up south of the ditch, especially II
graded, has become an excellent
right of way for the food water of
the hill Every new avetue of the
future, and there will sooo be some
developed in the new addtions, will
Increase the facility with thch wat
er can be poured into thef city rom
the hill to the southwest b well as
swell the quantity in futpre floods.
In addition to these ch4bged con-
ditions there is good reapn TO be-
lieve that the rainfall OF the future
will average greater than y the past
with the probably greater frequency
of heavy showers.
1t has been proposed e. enlarge
and reinforce No. DITCH, making
it a great open sewer capable of
taking care OF the excess, OF water
during any storm.
Perhaps the strongest argument in
favor OF this plan is thatithe ditch
exists and that any othertpan will
not remove the ditch. Moreover.
the city owns portion of the ditch
and can thus make use d its own
property at cOnsiderabe saving
over any other method.
The present method of graveling
streets. while very satisfac(pry in the
level portions of the city, 3 not sat
isfactory on the steepest fades, es-
pecially that part next to Ithe curb
stone. II the steepest pk.ions OF
streets like Tenth and Ele,enth ave-
nues had cemented gutter on both
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
HAROLD THE ONE BESI
COOK SAY THE GIRLS

There are half a dozen girls in
Greeley who are authority for the
statement that Harold Gasterday is
one of the best cooks in town. Mrs.
yesterday is away for the summer
and Harold invited company of
young ladies to a dinner he had pre-
pared. Mr.. Easterday was chaper-
one for the party and the girls de-
care that the fried chicken and feast
of good things served were equal to
the best mother could make The
guests were Misses Laura and Deta
Cameron and their guests, Misses
Reba and Ruth Bailey of Lansing,
Mich, Misses Nellie Cottrell and Le-
ona Hunter.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
GREELEY HAS REMARKABLE
HEALTH RECORD

since n case of scarlet fever June -
The number during the year Is aston
ishingly small. an,
Up to date there has been nut one one
case of typhoid fever. Last !eal
there were sixty-two cases but ON!
nine OF the entire number were III
side the sewer district, Ihe o'hei
cases were residents of the outlS'hs
districts. north of Fourth street anu
east of Sixth avenue, where theS
have no sewers and in many places
no city water, using water lrom sur
face wells. This shows the impera-
tive need of the two new sewer
trunks, recently voted by the CIT!
council, which will relieve the nor'h
part of town and east Greeley.
The construction of these TWO
will be completed before
another typhoid season.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12

summed up, showing that there is
planted $500 acres of potatoes. av-
eraging ninety sacks an acre. max
ing $500 carloads; $4,000 acres of
sugar beets. giving from thirteen to
thirty tons to the acre and $500
carloads. making 950,0OO sacks Of
sugar; that there are 10000 acres
OF grain. that there are fed 10000
sheep and ESQ carloads of cattle,
and that 500 carloads OF produce,
onions and root crops will be ship
ped from here this year. The sur
plus alfalfa hay will be slightly less
than usual owing to damaging rain
fall, bxt it will make about 1900
carloads. All this is being produced
within rndi 10 of ten miles of Gree
ley.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
DRY LAND WHEAT
SURE HUMDINGER
1T ALMOST REACHES SIX FEET
Oats Near Grover Will Yield Close
tO Eighty Bushels

NB8t& sNN8G 0HOVVN s~sss >s''N
to Eighty Bushels
Dry land wheat OF growth and
quality SURPRISING anything yet seen
this season was brought to the city
by Harry Fry OF near Grover this
morning. The wheat in the stalk is
Ave feet, nine inches In height and
well headed although not yet rip-
ened. 1t was raised on the farm OF
John Sedgwick and bids fair to yield
thirty-five to forty bushels to the
acre. The sample brought to Gree
ley was picked at random and nc
effort was made to select either the
tallest or the best headed. Mr.. Sedg'
wick has ten acres OF this variety
Mr.. Fry states that there is alsc
Ave acres OF oats which look like
yield OF seventy-five and eightl
bushels ON the acre. These oats
are thick and the recent rains have
matured them rapidly. One pecu'
liar feature of the wheat is, that II
was raised on wild hay bottom, on
land which ia usually considered poor
for grain crop.
Everything Is booming around
Grover this year, said Mr.. Fry
have fifteen acres of fall wheat tha'
is we'll headed and although 1t is no'
quite ripened. it promises to yielo
fnrty-five to fifty bushels to the acre
All other products are right in line
on the dry lands and with another
season like this we would have 'o
stop calling them dry.
1t Is Mr.. Fry's intention to prepare
an exhibit to be sent to the Natioha
Corn exposition at Omaha this ran
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
FAKES" BARRED
AT COUNTY FAIR
EXHIBITS WILL BE ON SQUARE
Tents and Buildings to BE Provided
for the Exhibits

There will be no fakes at the
Weld county fair"
This was the assertion made by
Secretary Dan March today. Pre-
parations are going rapidly forward
for the big county exhibition and az
many buildings as possible will be
erected before September l. Where
exhibits cannot be accommodated in
the buildings arrangements have
been made to secure tents
Speaking of the catch dime"
shows and the hair raising" exhi-
bitions that county fairs usually per
y, trate as alleged attractions, Sec
retary March states that positively
no fake shows will be allowed
upon the grounds, that this fair is
to be for the producers of Weld
county and that while plenty of en-.
tertainment will be provided. there
will be no acceptance of the side
show" features.
This decision was made after re
ports had been received from othel
county fair association declaring
most of the extraordinary attrac
tons to be fakes pure and simple
lnsuiries for exhibit space are pour
ing in upon the association and i
is positive that everything interest
ing to the farmer will be on tn,
| grounds. Much interest is bein,
taken over the county and it is
certainty that the farmers of tn
county will be better represente,
than at any previous fair of this nat
ure.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
his BOOZE" PERHAf.,,
But HE DIDN'T GET IT

TITS my booze and I'm going to
have it," declared J. NJ. Harwood to
City Marshal Williams yesterday
when told that two quarts of whisky
taken from him when he was arrest
ed the day previous. would be held
by the police. Bluffing failed and
Harwood left with threats to start
a repleyin suit. But he didn', that
is, not yet
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12

1T is the intention OF the Asi'
cultural college to care for the pos'
from the farm and that is what cauS-
ed the plans to inaugurate the he"
short course at the college TO pc
pare boys coming from the eish."
grades OF the country schools ior 'ns
more advanced college studies sa,'
A. NJ. Hawley. secretary OF the ooi
lege. today. "A five months couis,
is planned and this may be deVeiopeu
into four years of work In course
Of seven months each, which VIII ~
the boys for something more teon
meal than merely listening TO iee
lures. The previous short cou'se
did not lead directly up to coi'es,
work, but the new system Is expec'o'
to do So"
Mr.. Hawley is planning to locaes
permanently in Greeley, his daughte,
having entered the Normal schoo'
here and he is now In the city ti'AA
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
SUNDAY MARKnn
OF OLD chm

Last sunday marked another mils
stone In the history OF tn, Catho,io.
IN Greeley. Last Sunda, the far
well services were held at the old 9,
Peters church on Tenth street anI
Father Casey. the pastor. delivered
the last sermon OF the old church nj
the IL O'Clock services. and Father
Daily. who lectured the preyions
evening at the chautauqua. DELI
cred the sermon at the $3.50 o,cloct
service. 1t WAS then announced that
beginning with next Sunday mass
would be said at the Armory hall
until the basement OF the new church
would be ready for occupancy.
The progress on the new church
has been lar greater than could he
expected so 1t will be but a short
time until mass can be said in the
basement. Father Casey Is now set.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
BOY MIXES UP WITH
GRINDSTONE AND LOSES
ONE OF HIS FINGERS

:. Glenn Deffke of Eaton got !.
:" mixed up with grindstone, a :.
4 shovel, and another boy Mon Z
= day and as result has a mutt !.
\ lated hand that is causing him !:
:. much pain and inconvenience. ::
= AS the story goes, Glenn was !:
:. working the grindstone and the ::
= other lad was grinding the SHOW ::
= ell. The shovel slipped and ::
= came down on Glenn's hand, ::
:: laying two of the fingers open ::
= to the bone, and severing the :.
= little finger. The lad is the son :.
4 of Mr.. and Mrs. George Deffke. I.
:. !. :. :. !. !. !. = !. !. :. !. :. :. ;. >.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
SURVEYORS AT WORK ON
DENVER-GREELEY DITCH

surveyors are at work setting
stakes in the southern part Of Beebe
Draw for the new Denver-Greeley
ditch which is to irrigate the entire
Draw besides much adjacent terri
tory The farmers have the promise
OF water next year. The water comes
| from Standley lake.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
A Pretty Wedding

A quiet but very pretty weddlns :
took place at the home of MI. anu
Mrs. Frank Yancey at ! o'clock tues
day. when Bessie E. Miller OF for'
Collins became the bride OF Arthur
e. Saulter of Windsor. A fine u'h-
ner was served and Mr.. and Mrs'
Saulter left during the afternoon lot
Fort Collins. They will return 10
Windsor and make their home there
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
A PARA|
A Bl||
MIR. AND NJ
Are Given Al

Leo G. W.
was Miss Js,
returned to O.
and We're me,
eeption at M.
young people
BY two or I'M
OF their vel,
couple were
waiting donts
he7s to resist,
cepted the ind
were driven II
followed by h
who had M
drums and u
noise, and n,a
appropriate h,|
Mr.. and Nd
driven to thsi,
street and atts
the house and
ners in the [
about the I'd
parted.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
LETTER IS d

Aletter ha
Philip 0ster, y
! Who has been q
He is in Daku
evade the law \
gagged team. Il
closed the mor
plenlenis. hns1
John Mosles q
! $1,000. The \
beets left, NJ
| here and the n
| the family.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12

Mr.. Wright |
settlers for the \
company of N1
last week laying
DR.. Graham bull
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12

a,sd sSs.,i in hi. u
n'ss venue and h
night night nsa,i,' !
moved moved iroa, |
mouse, mouse, and ,lI
,"s vesOme a tAi,
ol Tue religion /
onncerned. ona h
are ,,I certainly }
they ara a.
aaea,a a,ean's ot,j
'apmidly m ine,,,I
,r,onorros1 ,
SAID at Ii ~
a, ana l. the Rev.
Of OF st. Thons|
the sermon, !
,t Of the best n
west west and vi
V'ry glad 0, =
ing him. y
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
WHEAT PAM1
BUSHELS /
NEA1

:. l., P. Muda
:. lake district !
!. and reports /
:. wheat yielded
!. to the acre |
:. out that nel!s]
:. ing much u
!. expected and ]
:. Four machln1
;, the vicinity J
!. quence hired \
:. MUM 1t u
J. secure conp''1
:. routine farm
:. threshlng So, :.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
HUSBAND CHI
HAS 1

Alleging thi
unfaithful and (
openly boasted
other men, Chn
nesday filed Il
of divorce frog
the county coul
married at wy
1907.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-12
FOR FARMERS
Secretary of Agricultural College +ns n' Rect crs

ing preparations ISas
his family hg,N l,,r
crops generally ! 4
that the beet tr' =
this year than .,s' u
neaning 'r,a that = 'ltI i
or variation in .,r1 u
Tnis fact he ''a, ,,s
and variable .,s ,sl !
oipitation 0' ''
sumner "a d
Referring VI ",
beet worms sno, nt
he has only " Sm' N
great troavT we're 10
district a few .! :.
for only one Re. % ID
tpl that time the The d, d
troubled with v'as+,lII iN
business gene, 70 b b
rndo seems ms,.rt. "
summer Fe''
sales.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
Question and Answer.

Where can get good Irrigated Farm
for home or Investment?
Go with US on June second and see the
lands at Maxwell City. New Mexico.
where you will find the greatest oppor-
tunities available to procure . home or
lands for investment.
Write or phone US for descriptive liter
ature concerning this beautiful irrigated
tract. cotfman & Young, Rocky Ford.
Colo. Phone West 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Buy your cane seed Of Jackson
& Lawson. SIPS per cwt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Do you use Soap? II so ask your gro
Ger for Swink's Best Soap Rack.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Dried fruit, canned fruit. fresh
fruit. All kinds Of fruit al
Ritchies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

For Sale-A secondhand range. suita-
BILE for small family. Apply to the En-
terprise or Phone West 2o3.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Tomato and Cabbage Plant!
at BurrelI's now.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Don't buy cane seed till you
get Burrell's prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
THREE SUDDEN DEATHS
Former Well known Citizens Are
fiurriedly Summoned

a dispatch was received in this city
Monday evening. conveying the shocking
intelligence that William Lowe had ae-
eidently shot and killed himself at his
home near Germania. Wyo.
Beyond the information that the widow
was on the way no ne and would reach
here this morning no news has been re-
eeived by the victims father. W. H. Lowe
so that it is rot yet known how the ae-
eident oesIrred.
Previous to his removal to the Big
Horn BASIN about a year ago, the dece-
ased had resided in this vicinity for many
years and he was well known and highly
respected. He leaves a widow and two
sons, a fa:her and sister-Mrs. F. Y
Hauek-:o mourn his sudden demise.
Funeral services will be conducted ir
the Presby,erian church at 10 O'Clock to
morrow Saturday morning.
After an lines. Of but a few hour.
Samuel n. Young sueeumoed TO an at.
tick Of a;oplsxy on Wednesday night
Such was the sad news received At Al
early hour yesterday morning BY his son
John W. Young.
This deceased. was .sttsndinz the Pres.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Buy your cane seed Of Jackson
s. Lawson. $2.25 per cwt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Don't buy cane seed till you
get Burrelrs prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
Hay is high. RAISE CANE
and get the seed Of Burrell.
Observe Memorial Day.

Members OF F. U. of A. will all meet at
/. o. o. F. hall Sunday. May Goth. at 2
p. m. TO 60 to cemetery to observe Mem
oral day.
Ella K. Anderson. F. M.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Get Heitzman's Saratoga chip
at Ritchies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Hay is high. RAISE CANE
and get the seed Of Burrell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

DR.. p. P. Keek, Veterinarian. Offiea
at Grand Valley Livery Barn. phone
Ford 10. ATT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

SPECIAL PRICES on packet garden
seeds beginning Saturday. May 8. at
H. D. Garwcod's seed store. 4l4 S. Main.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Phone West l2e and have the Sanitary
Bakery wagon stop at your place. Fresh
bread. pies and cakes daily.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Furnished Rooms for light housekesp-
ing. Inquire Of Mrs. Elmer Conner. corn
ar Of Swink and Ninth. 39tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Just arrived-Granite. Glass. China
and Kitchen wares. w. F. Stark.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Rocky Ford property to trade for
land. Address 400 North Main or Phone
Ford 1856.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

The celebrated Crown trousers need to
b. seen to b appree ated. Sold At Me-
hhlan's --p. 49,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Stauffsrs are now butehering some
fancy spring lambs. Try some with your
next order.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Houses for Rent. See A. D. Jameson.
St. James Hotel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

The home Of the Silent Auction has
no Warmed Over styles to work off on
its customers. Give US a trial. w. B.
Mcmillan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Buy your bread. cakes. pies. etc.. from
the Sanitary Bakery. 4oS S. Main.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

For sale cheap-A good work mare.
Soft David Hamm,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

Strawberry and ice cream festival in
I. o. o. F. hall on Saturday evening. May
2s, for the benefit Of Ladies Of the Mac
eabees. Everyone is invited. So
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

For SALE-Good beet eultivator ant
spraying outfit. Coffman & Young.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

A l5e can Of Cocoa loe iuntil June s
at the Bradley Tea & Coffee Co. store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

II you want fresh vegetables and straw
berries see Stauffers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
K. and I. of 8.

Council meets on the End and 4th
Friday evenings of each month in
!. o. o. F. Hall. Visiting members well
coined, II