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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-11-02
in NEIGHBORING COUNTIES.

Marion Bishop. well-known citizen
Of Science Hill. dropped dead.
W. F. Jeffries, hardware merchant,
died at Columbia. He was 81 years OF
age.
Henry McGown. for killing Losier
Dunbar in Russell county, was given q
years.
The home Of James w. Hamilton.
agent of the l.. & N. at Richmond,
burned
William Sparks. who killed ]. j. Col
Inns in Madison and had a hung jury,
was given bail in 5000.
DR.. Bolin bought the X. +. Peters
farm of So acres on the Columbia road
near Somerset. for $4,000.
A dormitory for the accommodation of
young men will be built at the Barbour
vile Institute at a cost of $500
Charles l.. Bowlds, former cashier Of
the First National Bank of Burnside,
is in the tolls for wrecking the Bank Of
Grand County, Colorado.
w. T. Malone was acquitted at Rich
mond for killing J. Kinney at Berea. IL
was shown that Kinney was stealing
chickens at the home Of Malone at the
time he was shot.
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VOL. xXXvII.
This and That.

Judge w. C. Bell decided that j. NJ.
Barmon's name should go on the ballot
as the republican candidate for jailer
Of Boyle.
Six persons were killed and ~ were
injured by the derailment OF an electric
train which was being tested for speed
in France.
Two men were killed and another
was probably fatally injured hy pas
senger train striking an automobile at
Lynnbrook, l.. /.
Col. Theodore A. Dodge. the military
historian. of Now York and Paris. died
at Versailles, France. He was torn at
Pit,sfeld, Mass. In 1892.
At meeting o. the stockholders Of
the First Naticnal Bank Of Burnside, u
was decided 20 70. pen that institution
again IN short time.
DIR. r. l.. c. White. for ~ years
grand keeper of records and seal OF the
grand lodge. Knights Of Pythias. OF
Tennessee, died in Nashville.
John Stewart Kennedy, lawyer, IMAM
cier and philanthropist, died in New
York Of vhooping cough. He was with
in two months Of his s0th birthday.
William J. Engle. Of Butte. Neb.,
was the first name drawn from the pile
Of envelopes in the United States land
drawing for land in the Cheyenne and
Standing Rock Indian reservations.
Thirty-four lives were lost In the
wreck OF the Donaldson Line steamer
Hestia. which went ashore on III" Old
Proprietor ledge Oft Seal Cove, Grand
Manan Island, Oft the coast OF Maine.
-Four Of those lost were boys. Only six
persons were saved.
The r. O. Eshelby Tobacco CO., OF
Cincinnati, brought suit in the United
States Circuit Court at Cincinnati
against the Burley Tobacco Society.
Clarence LeBus. president. and Alonzo
Ferguson, asking sl96. 900 damages I'M
der the sherman antitrust law.
The little city OF Hickman entertain
ed for an hour the President OF the
United States and distinguished party
accompanying him down the Mississippi
River. The President was too hoarse
TO make an extended speech. but thank
ed his hearers Of his welcome and re-
newed his promise to lead the fight for
deep waterways.
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Its A Top Notch Doer.

Great deeds compel regard. The
world crowns its doors. That's why
the American people have crowned DR..
Kings New Discovery the king OF
Throat and lung remedies. Every
atom is health force. IL kills germs
and colds and lagrippe vanishes. 1t
heals cough-rackei membranes and
coughing stops. Sore, inhamed bron-
chial tubes and lungs are cured and
hemorrhages cease. DR.. Geo. Moore
Black Jack, y. c., writes lit cured me
OF lung trouble, pronounced hopeless
by all doctors" 5Oc, 81. Trial bot
tie free. Guaranteed by Penny's Drug
Storage.
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Attended by delegations from the
Confederate camps Of the city, the
Daughters Of the Confederacy and a
large concourse of citizens, funeral
services we're held at st. Paul's Episco-
pal church in Richmond Va, over the
ashes Of Mrs. Margaret Howell Jefferson
Davis Hayes. daughter of the Presi-
dent of the Southern Confederacy, who
died recently in Colorado. lnterment
was in the Davis plot in Hollywood
cemetery.
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HUSTONvILLE.

James Vowel sold to j. c. Johnson
So cattle at from a. to 5.35.
Mayor Charles Wheeler is the owner
Of handsome Pope automobile. and II
is as good as II looks.
The Hustonville Produce Co. bought
90 cases Of eggs one day last week and
poultry in proportion.
BY next season our city will have a
Tobacco Sales Warehouse with capac-
ny sufficient to handle the crops Of Lin
coin, Casey and Russell counties
Several nice blue grass farms, small,
medium and large. are now on the bar
ain counter to close out quickly. W..
X Williams 4 Co.
Harry Jacobs, the monument man.
as here Tuesday and closed con
tract with DR.. Alcorn for granite
monument TO go over the grave Of Mrs.
Hattie Bishop at Millersburg.
Arthur l.. Carpenter died on Oct. l6
at his home in East st. Louis OF ty-
phoid pneumonia, aged 81, and was
buried here. He was born, reared and
educated in this community and had
many friends who mourn his untimely
end.
+. N. Sims, who has been quite sick
for some time, is able to sit up. Wal
lace and DR.. LaFon Carpenter desire
TO return their thanks to their many
friends in this community for kindness
shown them in the loss OF their brother,
Arthur, who was buried here last week.
Hons. Harvey Helm and Charles A.
Hardin were guests at Hotel Weather
ford Saturday night. Tom Gooch. the
veteran turkey buyer. is on the road
now buying a carload Of the Thanks
giving fowls. Frank Lusk. of Pennsyl-
vania, is at home for short vacation
and is looking fine.
The Hallo'en party given by the
Misses Mccormack Saturday night was
greatly enjoyed. The Ghost Club.
composed Of many young ladies and
gentlemen, presented a weird appear
ance marching on the streets, and at
IL p. NJ. returned to the Mccormack
home, where the entertainment con-
cluded by an hours recital by sweet
touches on the piano Of Miss Kate War
riner and her enchanting voice.
A new town in the West End is rap
idly forging to the front. Its name is
Geneva and is named for the five
months-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Newell because she was born on
the day the first house was completed
in the village. To day there are three
stores. one saw-mill. two blacksmith
shops and number of residences. Ii
is located "A miles South OF Mckinney
and on the pike and railroad and over
looks the beautiful Green river valley.
Watch il grow.
Born. TO the wife of Henry Hudson, a
son. Clarence Burton Hudson. Mrs.
j. ID. Richards. of Danville. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Henry Hudson. Miss
Julia Damron is visiting friends in Lib
erty this week. J. j. Coffman, of
Kids Store. has bought a home and
opened blacksmith shop at Geneva.
DR.. Lee +. Huffman, wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Annie Cook Huffman, Of Lex
ington. attended the Gibbs Hopper
wedding. They were accompanied by
Mrs. George Chinn. Miss Edna Keiser,
of Sailor Park. o., close friend Of
the bride, attended the wedding. Mrs.
Hill Spalding, Of Louisville. is visiting
her father, DIR. Alcorn. Mrs. Gibbs. Of
Pittsburg. Pa. attended the Gibbs
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II is the weak nerves that are cry
ing out for help. Then help them,
don't drug the stomach or stimulate
the Heartor Kidneys. That rs wrong.
Vitalize these weak inside nerves with
DIR. Shops Restorative aud see how
fast good health will come TO you
again. Test IL aud See. Sold by
Penny's Drug Store.
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Frightful Fate Averted.

al would have been cripple for
life, from terrible cut on my knee
cap" writes Frank Disbury, kelliher'
Mimi, without Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, which soon cured me-" lnfal'
llble for wounds, cuts and bruises, II
soon cures burns, scalds, old sores,
boils, skin eruptioas. Worlds best
for piles. 25c at Penny's Drug Store.
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To PRINTERS. This Office has for sale
a lot Of display and body type which has
been used very little. a medium sized
imposing stone, a lot Of cases, and sew
eral cone pulleys. Will go cheap If sold
at once. INTERIOR JOURNAL office.
Stanford, Ky.
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The Bedrock OF Success.

Lies in a keen, olSar brain, backed by
indomitable will and resistless energy.
Such power comes from the splendid
health that DIR. Kings New Life Pills
impart. They vitalize every organ
and build up brain and body. j. A.
Harmon, Lizemore, w. Va, writes;
"They are the best pills | ever used, "
DC al Pennyis Drug Store.
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Notice Of Application for Pardon

Miller Broaddus, who was convicted OF a
felony In the circuit court OF Lincoln coun-
~ at the May term of said court, 1909. Will
ask the governor for pardon and restora.
notify the governor and state In writing
any objection. MILLER BROADDUs.
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"Health Coffee" is the cleveresi
imitation OF real coffee ever vet made
DR.. Shoop created IL from pure parch
ed grains, malt, nuts, etc. Fine il
aavor-is made in just one minute
No 20 or 80 minutes tedious boiling
Sample free. Penny's Drug Store.
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The programme Of the visit Of Presi-
dent Taft at Jackson. Miss. includes a
reception at the Statehouse and ban
quet at SIS q plate.
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"Sure an what the divvil is chafin''
dish?" asked Pat.
whist, man" answered Nora. lite
a fryin' pan thot's got into society"
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Modern woodmcn of America.

lSiov camp voted on ":sht apTu"a-
iinns for adoption last Tuesday evening.
There was an excellent attendance. and
many Of the old camp members were
seen IN The hall luI the first tine in the
SEASON Excelsior camp held It's annual
dance AT the Odoon Monday evening last.
and the affair gained many new mem
hcrs Noil.l Dor Harry LAM" Of Mon
tana was buried with Noodmon honors
THURSDAY at the Mount OliVct cemetery.
under the 9uspccs OF Excelsior camp.
The funeral services were conducted by
Consul k!uge and the ROY M, Mt. ..II NsII'
Exccsor quartctte rendered the music,
9esIstcd by Charles l.. crowton. lyr!c
terror Excelsior camp members accom-
panied The remains to the crinet%TS'
y,Lerc impressive services wort CCn1UCt-
I'd by John T.. KiuGe. 4 solo was sung
bv Hurry \. James, There VIII be an
Interesting meeting TUESDAY evening;
aud every member Is earnestly requested
;n me prrscnt Visiting Ncishbors arc
cordially invited. Neshbor j. II. Murray
was reported as being vcrT sick, and an
nDeratiou viii be necessary To better his
coalition Excelsior camp pledged ltseH
20 take care of the Ncighbor. and l1r
+. T. Musscr and Dr. bipkis viii render
Iil,,r" ,rryrsday evening a S:lj o'clock
sGarn, X. OF +, hall. Main street,
woodblue circle No. Al held it's regu-
lar meeting THURSDAY evening. NoVemher
! II in !. q, o. T. halL. All officers prcs-
snt Aftcr business meeting the enter
/ tnInrocnt committee Invited the circle 70
! lno Chesapeake, where an oyster supper
/ yyHg served. III" / ulhlDlc 'luD WIZ '''S'
W,Jib EeIgnbor l. NJ Nation 500 South
I'wclttn East street Tuesday HLtgTmo%gnl
| at o'clock. Al Women. OF Woodcrail
welcome, Thursday evening November
/ is. will be election Of officers AZ mem :
, hers Interested in the election VIII please
] bc present at l. O. o. i, ha!,
| Great salt Lake camp no. 1901 had
a rousing meeting last Tuesday and voted
urou live applications and adopted {. ID
! IIayylcv. Several visiting members were
| nrnscut and received a cordial welcome
Tho clerk. Or |. u. Parson, haMnS :, ',n- ,n
| moving TO Price Utah, NoiShbor EDWIN
Krehhiei was elected 10 Oil the vacancy
| for thc unoxpircd term. The visiting
! committee reported that NeiGhbor Muir
,4y OF Colorado Springs Is in a very
| serious condition At tho l-attcr-day SAINTS
hospital. The consul asked The men :
Inrs to extend all the aid they can The
! ENTERTAINMENT committee announces an
other dance at the l. Q. o.: banquet
6nu November %. 1909, All the mem
hers aud ucighbors are earnestly re,
1uesfed 10 turn out. as the money VIII
! he used 10 help peighborS VINO are III
and in distress The regular meeting
,vIIi he held Tuesday evening, All mem
{ crg should he in attendance by o CLOCK
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RoyaI iIighlandcrs,

Ctsh castle &SS met as usual last Mon
;r evening There was u good attend =
,rre and an Interesting session. All cur
r,5l bills we're ordered paid and ali com
rnacations fled. The executive castle
- appointed Clansnau Nathan Hubbard
~ 1eputy ior Salt Lake City and Vi
|,snl,y. The committee reported all ar
.,arements complete Tor the card party
|, h given this evening. The sick CON-
rlliec was instructed 10 visit Fair Lady
Forz ApgaT. who met with 4 painful
ACCIDENT and convey {" her the sympa
thy of tho entire membership. Tho dep
nm made q pleasing offer as IN induce
zsnt 10 ths members 20 increase tn"
sembcrship 10 100 before the first Of
h. year After The close of :hC meet
srs The guards commenced work on an
5aalbrlon drill 10 nc given soon No
ttstlns will he held tonight. but thcr"
30 b, regular session next Monday
.r,ninn
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l3. which will he the first card party
ut the season. and no doubt one OF the
Prizes viii bc awarded. aud there will bc
light refreshments. Arrangements were
also made Tor tho annual Christmas tree
party for the members and their children,
on December %. The Christmas tree
parties need no recommendation. as all
members know that they are among the
most successful cf any of the entertain
ncnts Next Monday night all members
VIII be requested 10 he present i0r The
annual election OF officers. II is abso-
lutcly necessary that every member he
present on this occasion In order To select
the best and most capable officers for
lhn lUspcCk.NC HtlLlnns.
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Women Of Woolcraft.

silver Maple Circle No las held reg
rliar meeting Inst Friday night. one can
dldatc was shown through the wood and
ono card balIotcG upon. Al The officers
are requested 10 prepare their white
costumes and be r"Aiy by tnc twenty
eighth OF the month 10 sit for their photo
eraphs. The Thlmblc club VIII meet with
Ncignhor Neibush at iGi East sixth
south street. Thursday. Nov. IS. Elcc-
lion Of officers will be held Nov. IS.
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Loyal Americans.

Nl Lake assembly N". - held its
R,IaI m""iins Wednesday evening. No
-s4'Et ~ IN knights OF Columbus hail.
".uoh al officers resulted as fol-
~, 'oeSlnrhl. MIrv t.. Cunlcv: vice
A Tirrt II. =. Nana.stine; secretary.
60, ''nb,y' "s-pr"-iGout. Eric NadsCn.
\ - l.ulU l.. Parsons. sergeant. II.
g...-'' NJ ir:' corporal, George H,Cncr:
@ '9G'ora' Mir. Liucr: orderly.
sut 49, 'r1m"r; medical director, Dr.
-Dn; SuasJ, f. Il"mcr: sentinel.
@f, ,an: ON Saturday evening. No
~ ~ Saii Lake assembly viii give
a - ~ JcoNmGS hall. Every lover
Nill hc welcome. Our npvt
Ias VIII be- Wednesday evening No
:" al Knights of Columbus hail.
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Order OF Owls.

Tac Order OF Owls mot in its regular
~ at the l. .. O. +. hall and had a
ilT.e attendance. Two new 3ppiica tons
PIE received. II was decided by the
pei that Ne should move To the Knights
N Columbus hall the first ol December.
iE, and that the nest Invite all Owls
n bring their wives and friends To
9''l. od"lsShioncd -housewarmiuS 10 be
-f,S on December S. There will be n
pos. ard rrfrcsum"His Will bc served.
- ali Who cone win have good time.
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Royal NcighboYs.

Next Wednesday night will bc the
'sl.ar meeting night Of tho salt Lake
File camp NJ. 2019. ROYAL Noi-hbors
4 Ancd,a Deputy Rothwcll has gcT~
"a applications 10 ballot on. and there
~ n some candidates TO initiate. Tho
pa members rf the camp will Furnish
ltiminmcni Tor the benefit members
Y lfs meeting. and all social m"ubcys
n7lnrston 10 meet at the office o.
,mcaeo Cleaning company. 20 East
leFu South street Monday evening at
- 10 arrange fcr tho entertainment
Mdesn'N evening. Meeting WcJucs-
-th O'clock
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Secret and
Fraternai Societies
of Salt Lake

G. A. r.
T. Mexican post No. held q
IL meeting with a fair attendance
reg SSa,urdav evening. Matters OF busi-
2t, oroyoked quite a discussion Later
aess ,IcJ>enn corps ladies served an eX-
ne ~, M innch in the banquet room. which
,r.. @ cnIoyed and praised by more than
Nas ,d,rrd guests The comrades not
n" I"mt missed q delicious treat.
~. ladies OF the James B. Mexican
iTp @ viii be entertained By Mrs. \,
w,.,nr ", M M her home, 6I5 Fourth avenue,
TSursday afternoon, Noyem6er 10. NJ ~
solps Take Third avenue car TO j street.
S"n walk one block north
rho lanes c. Rice circle. Ladies OF
80 a. R., will hold its regular meet
ue ,his Monday evening at ne hniGhts
y ', Columbus hail; = West First south
30, nj 7:3O O'Clock. All members arc
,s..,onssted 10 be present
Thnra viii be- a business meeting OF
,,ays,cII post, G. A. r.. az the post room
H".,y,isv night, November 20, previous To
s tsociaI nj the Ladies OF the G. \. Il.
~ meeting will open at i:30. promptly,
Tbc regular meeting OF p. Edward Con-
.c- poyt Nc. /, Sons OF veterans VIII be
~, .id 'Trjaa,. evening" Nov. 10 when nom
.,,ans Tor officers for the ensuing year
VI, tis, Nc made. ogden lIilcs viii deliver
~ ~" edi-esg on r subject OF the late war
}. the rebellion
M, regular meeting oc George r, Max
Ii N-oman's Relief corps will be helA
- wednesday afternoon. y fu.l attend
esce IS lcQueStvu'
TIC ". s Hancock corps, W 4. =
Ill entertain vi the home oi Mrs. ll"@
S@;,S. SOS East First South street. NO.
..,,r.,Inv evening. Member u all uths
ca r. associations invited.
Reyrolds circle. i.adic.; OF Ire 6, y. X
,rai hold a social and e"-d party at thc
ior,c of yils. Richard shannon. SCI John
ssa street Tenth ScAth, between Sgy-
49, and Eighth West streets tPoplar
c,ovc carr Tuesday evening. MI NOM
Sss Of The Gr.nd Army organizations
sr Invited {" attend
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Knights of Pytbias.

Rocky Mountain lodge No. 3. Thursday
night, November II. conferred the second
rank, and OF Thursday November Is.
tho third rank Will be conferred. The
grand lodG" VIII paw an official visit on
the latter night. RchcaTSalS arc well I'M
dor way Tor the Damon and PythiaS lIv-
ing tabl"auX which the Rocky Mountain
team Will present FOR the entertainment
of the knights and their friends on No
ycmbcr %, Thanksgiving night.
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AEpTovo6 Or6cr OF Ecd Men

i, de~tlse ,e;.~ ~. tribc. 40. ! kindlcd It's cour-
s:5gs! iic,H'a,.aj n"n,Haj night. The members
l1 ~ -lopuon degree ON oua ralefncc
les' tNanl9rs degree ~ tWn D5lc-
lai,,,sg" wv nbe ,rlbe is growing in q most
~ ly""Il, manner. The adoption OF lie
t,lsn1"s, EN- ;" Providing trcc medical at
sa siye, members and their families.
N''a 'dc tribe a boost ''''''''l'''
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EratsrnsI Brotherhood

\ %n'roaS evening Scgo Lilv lodge
n, r.. =. u. enjoyed q pleasant even =
b I'M invitation ttah lodge came over
@cla' session. Tho sisters gave
VA. a. q !urpriSc hy furnishing MI ma
- EI-r.i iVr making hats, which tic men
'i,rs.,tilh ~ 9T'lsti" @tyic." without auv
|k5 !, ppm m" ladies. Brother
|b=.Aei I,, E'Gl Won first prize aud
aaJ ipdgcs said ali Wnr. cS.nrIn1 &C, = an,
49, ior men "Wednesday. nigh;
ss,i.rr ir'oos,s arc urged To Hact win
|rs-, emu Sl5ior Butts at U-s Clarl;
I"Ge W2nGnmcrn carr.
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themselves upon having been able 70 Wit
ness such Impressive degree work. To-
beauty and sacrcdncss, will hc cxcmpli-
fed Rumor has II that Brother Kelly.
who has made such hit I'm this degree.
has been drilling team ot his own
liking. 1t goes without saving that il IL
catches tho spirit that Brother Kelly has
boon displaying OF late. tho old team will
have TO back off the boards. Come UP
and enjoy the evening; the latchstrIng is
out. Monday evening, /. y. o. l.. temple.
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First Meeting,

The initial meeting OF the Mems club
Of st Pauls church viii be held in the
guild rooms or the church. corner Fourth
South and Main streets this evening at
o'clock, when the organization VIII bc
perfected and officers elected for the en-
suing year. Porter Fitzgerald VIII give
a talk ON the work OF the Mems club ia
Chicago. All men arc eligible FOR Ucm-
ucrship aud are cordially invited to be
present
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!. o. o. T.

Canton ColfaN No. !, patriarchs Mill
tant. held II cantoumcut last Saturday
night when il was voted 90 have an
entertainment and supper for chcyalicrs
and wives. The programme Will be Of
an attractive character and tho supper
will b, an inviting one.
"Old" Jordon lodge No. 3. .. L..
conferred the mitiatoTy degree last Mon
day evening, Those who were lucky
enough 10 be present are conSratuntInG
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Macca bees.

Lillian Hollistrr hive No. IL Will hold
regular review Thursday evening. Nov,
is. In Eagles hall at 1;30 O'Clock. There
viii be a card party after the meeting.
To- which al Maccabecs and friends are
invited.
Banner hive No. Il. L. o. r. NJ. win
hold regular review Tuesday afternoon.
November lG. at 2:3a o'clock. All lady
NIaccabecs arc cordially invited.
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Nnsrec Of IJouor,

ss-n ia and social "Wednesday. from
ia U'oio,A, at Tie home OF Mrs, Thorn
a. alieu. ll9 @ street. This is the third
. yorir. o. home socials inGuguTated
n Inc lodge end the idea seems 10 Gud
a,o~ ai.h the members, the attenduncc
afTsaslng 1T each succeeding event.
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kcts. That and the results werc very
amusing. Tho grab bag also WAS
winner and contained some valuable pur-
rhaS.s. Hot coffee in abundance was
served. The committee, composed Of SIS
tors I.lngS troU Rcitz and Canning. de-
serves much credit. There viii be driil
practice and Initiation at next meeting
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Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly, strengthens the lungs and cx.
pcls colds. Get the genuine in q yel.
low package. Schramm johnson Drug
Co
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rro+ernal Union Of America,

Evergreen Lodge No. 10, had very
cninyablc meeting Monday evening last.
,yiScn arrangements were made 10 hay" q
Grand card social Monday evening. bce.
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Pythi2u Si-,er,

3 I'd "nple No. 9. Pythiau Sis
y cent, successful entcriainuecnt ISrI-
I h.s.lv d. brother Hamin auCtioncJ
~ -u--e9rated and wcli-Gllcd has
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Foresters Of America.

Court Salt LAX" No. l will meet
Wednesday evening in knights OF Co
lumDus hall. - West First South, All
members of the order arc invited 10 be
present, as good time T. assured.
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