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MONTCLAR CHURCHES TO
HAVE SPECIAL MUSIC.

Special music will be rendered to-
morrow in the First Congregational
Church, Montclair, as follows: Morn
ing servioe-"Sing, o Heavens" Ber-
thold Tours with antiphonal choir,
soprano solo and congregation singing
in u%nison); first verse of "Adeste
Fidelis;'' four old English carols, Gus
tav Won Hoist, "A Babe Is Born Nov
Let Us Sing" "Jesu, Thou the Virgin
borne" I'm Bethlehem, That Noble
Place"
Afternoon service-"King All Glori-
Gus, with tenor and bass solos, Joseph
Barney; GLORY to God in the Highest"
with oprano and alto duet, q. B. Per-
golesi. A bass trumpet Will be intro
duced at both services. A chorale
prelude by John Sebastian Bach will be
played on the organ at each service
before the singing of h professional
hymn.
The Christmas services at the Church
of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Pine street,
Montclair, will consist of a high mass
at $3.50 a. M, low mass at z and S.45
a. m. n high mass and benediction at
10.45 a. m. The musical program will
be grand mass of G, Capocci, sung by
the choir, with children chorus, assisted
by string orchestra composed of Prof.
D. Indiso. n. Lanzillo and B. Lanria-
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PRESBYTERIAN.

ROSEvILLE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Attractive Christmas mu-
steal programs nave been arranged for
both morning and evening. Miss Alice
D. Juston, c~ontralto, will be the soloist
at the morning service. In the evening
the regular Sunday praise service will
be held. The soioists will be: Mrs. John
L. Courier, soprano; Miss Alice D.
Juston, contralto; Lambert Murphy,
tenor soloiEt ef ST. Barthoiomews
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REFoRMED EPISCOPAL.

EMMANUEL REFORMED EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH-Morning0Te Deum
in B fiat. Shelly; Benedictus in f,
Tours; ofertory, Where Is HEP"
Coombs; anthem, Sing, 0 Daughter
of Zion," Coombs.
Evening@Gloria Patri in G, Geibel;
anthem, "And There We're Shep-
herds" Goate; anthem, Lift Up Your
Heads" Handel.
Christmas ermon upon 1.-THE Full
ness OF the Times and Ten Million
Dollars for Peace" Christmas session
of the Sunday school, with hymns and
carols, 9:45 a. m.
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an air from Bach and 1.-THE Rosary"
by Nevin. The choir will sing the an
thems: There Were Shepherds"
banks, and THE Birthday of a King"
Neidlinger. Miss Widmer, soprano, will
sing Whitney Coombs's 1.-THE Christ
Child with violin obligato.
Evening-The following anthems:
Arise, Shine" Meredith; 20 Holy
Night" Adam.
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GRACE EPISCOPAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH-The following is the musi-
cal program: There Were Shepherds"
Foster; Say, Where Is the Born
King" Mendelssohn; 80, How a
Rose" P~raetorius: There Shall a
Star" Mendelssohn; 1T Came Upon a
Midnight Clear" ]. 8. Camp. The or
chestra will render Tho Old Christmas
Hymn" at the afternoon ssrvtcss.
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NORTH REFORMED CHURCH
Morning-Organ prelude, christmas
Themes" Guilmant: anthem, Sing. o
Sing This Blessed Morn Rogers, alto
and tenor solos; offertory solo (tenor),
Angels from the Realms of Glory"
HUM; anthem (after sermon), when
Christ vas Born" Chaff1n. written for
this festivaD, tenor, soprano and bass
solos.
Evening-Organ prelude, Pastorale,
Sullivan; anthem. Behold, I Bring
You Glad Tidings," HUM (soprano
and alto SOLOS,; Christmas cantata,
THE Holy Night" Chaf1n (solos for
all, voices, quartets, ETC.; anthem
(after sermon), trio, arise. Shine,
S%aint-Saens; organ postlude, Hallelu-
jah Chorus, Handel.
Choir-Mrs. Lucia Lilly-Dunham. So
prano; Miss Eleanor N. Patterson,
contradict; Howard v. Pascal, tenor;
w. Barnette Smith, bass; Lucien G..
Chafin, organist and choirmaster.
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CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED

CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED
CHURCH-Morning, organ prelude,
"Offertoire pour NoeT' christmas Of
fertory), William E. Ashmall; opening
anthem. "Of the Fathers Love Begot-
ten," Will Macfarlane; ascription an
them. There Were Shepherds" John
8. Camp; tenor solo for offertory, 'The
Christ Child" Whitney. COMBS; organ
postlude, March from the First Suite"
Franz Lachner.
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SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH-Morn-
ing-The quartet will be assisted by
Oscar Hoist. violinist. who will play
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RAPTTST,

ohA
PEDDIE MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH Handel's oratorio, The
Messiah will be given it's an
nual rendition under the direc-
ton of Louis Arthur Russell Sun
day evening. The introductory service
at 7:45 o'clock Will be conducted by the
pastor, the Rev. DR.. Thomas J.'Villers.
At s o'clock the oratorio will begin, and
with a few cuffs necessary to bring the
service within a reasonable limit Of
time. the entire work will be sung. The
soloists will be Mrs. Jessie Marshall,
Mrs. Orrie A. Taylor and Miss Alice
Anthony, soprano; Miss Marjorie Mott,
contralto; Charles Butler, tenor, and
Ernest Van NaIts. bass. The quartets
will b. sung by Misses Goepferich and
Imgrund and Messrs. Craig n Van
Nalts.
Mr.. Russell, organlst and c~hoirmaster,
will be assisted in the voluntaries, etc,
by Ernest Roentgen, solo v%iolinist. The
Peddie Memorial Choir of eighty-six
voices will sing the choral numbers OF
the oratorio.
AT the morning service. 1880 o'clock,
DR.. Villers will preach a Christmas SER
mon. Topic, IF Christ Were Born in
Newark
The music by the choir will include
Myles B. Fosters There Were Shep-
herds" for solo voice and chorus; Gou-
mods Noel" VO Sing to CODY, for
solo, soprano aid alto; Charles B. Haw-
ley's Peace on Earth, Good VIII to
Men" for baritone solo, male chorus;
choir of Celestial Voices and full
chorus.
The ordinance Of Baptist will be ad-
ministered at this service.
At IL o'clock noon, the Sunday school
will celebrate the Christmas festival
with carols, addresses, etc. Ivan P.
Flood, superintendent; William Ames,
p%recentor; Miss Myra Lyle, pianist.
DR.. Villers will speak on The First
Christmas Tree"
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH-Morn-
ing-Violin solo, Air" Bach; anthem,
There Were Shepherds" Danks; violin
solo, THE Rosary" Nevin; anthem,
THE Birthday Of a King" offertory.
soprano solo with violin obligato, THE
Christi Child" Coombs.
Eyening-"Arise, Shine" Meredith;
20 Holy Night" Adam.
PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH
The choir. under the direction of Els
worth H. Cadmus, organist and direc-
tor, will render special music Christ
mas, assisted by Miss Emily L. Grafke
soprano, and Edward c. Sauiner, bari
tone. Mornlng-"Behold, l Bring You
Good Tidings," by Frank Lynes, chorus
and soprano solo; Songs of Praise the
Angels Sang by z. S. Homer; dueI
for soprano and baritone, Miss Emily
Grafke Int Edward Sauiner; "Bethle-
hem" chorus, with soprano obligato,
by Fl. Clough-Leighter; soprano solo,
Miss Emily Grafke; There Were Shep.
herds" by Frank Lynes, p,
Evening-Chorus. Angels from the
Realms" by P. Schneider; soprano
solo. "A Birthday of a King, "Neidlin-
ger; chorus, ARISE, shine" P. A
Schneider.
SOUTH Baptist CHURCH-Morn.
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CATHOLIC.

CAIftOLlIs
ST PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL
IL a. Morgan and orchestra pre-
lude. Christmas Morning" Reginald
Barrett: professional hymn, Chris
tlans Awake" Old English. About
fifty sanctuary boys, directed by the
Rev. John e. Herman, who Will also
sing the ~propria of the mass. Kali-
woda's mass in G major will be sung
on this occasion by h regular choir,
accompanied by string orchestra and
organ; offertory. Adeste Fideles, No
vello's setting; occasional hymn,
Strike the Harp in Praise Of God" or
gan and orchestra postlude, march,
Gounod; pontifical vespers, $3.50 p. m;
professional, Adeste Fideles, sane
tuary boys, and they will also sing the
proper palms OF Christmas. with auti-
phons, hymns and responses; Alma
Redemptoris," Webbe; 20 Salutaris, ="
quartet. Faure; "Tantum Ergo"
weigand in A; occasional, "Hark. the
Herald Angels Sing. Personnel of the
quartet. Mrs. Gribbins. soprano; Miss
scanlon, alto; Charles F. Travers
tenor; N. J. lyman, bass. A quintet
Of strings will assist. W. F. Hatters-
ley, organist and director.
ST. JAMES'S r. c. CHURCH-High
mass, 5:15 a. M; prelude, organ, Pas
toral Symphony. Handel; professional,
Christmas hymn; solemn Gregorian
mass, sung by chancel choir of boys;
offertory. Adeste Fidelis, Novello; re-
cessional, while Shepherds Watched
Their Flock" p~ostlude, organ, Chant
Triumphal, Harvey B.. Gaul.
High mass, 10;30 a. M; postlude,
violin and organ, Andante Religioso.
Burmester; Asperges Me, Gregorian
sung by chancel choir; Kyrie and
Gloria, mass in F, B. 0. Klein; Credo
mass in F, Ed Mario; offertory, Adeste
Fidelis, arranged for two choirs: Sane
tus, Benedictus, Agnus Del, E. Marco
postlude, violin and organ, Pastorale,
Ries.
Benediction, $3.50 p. M; prelude, or
gan, Prelude in A, Alfred Hollins @
S~alutaris, C. E. Miller; Tantum Ergo
DR.. e. A. Tozer; postlude, organ, march
from Third Organ Symphony, Wtdor,
quartet and chorus of fifty voices al
high mass; Miss Mary Porter, soprano,
George Kirwan, tenor; Miss Carolyn
Weidt, contralto; William Mullin, bari.
tone; Stephen A. Mcmahon, violinist;
A.. J.. Hollywood, organist and choir
master.
ST. BRIDGETS ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH, Plane Street-Tomorrow al
extra musical program has been ar
ranged by the organist. Eugene Rahm
There will be five masses celebrated
the first at $50 o'clock, 7. s, 9 and 1913
o'clock. The first and last masses vii
be high masses, the Rev. Father Eu
gene P. Carroll being the celebrant o
the first and second masses and tn
Rev. Father James. o. S. B., assistan
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pastor. will celebrate h three last
masses.
The chancel choir OF thirty-eight will
sing the responses Of the high a
and the Adeste F1deles. At the con-
clusion of the last mass solemn bene-
diction of the most blessed sacrament
will be given.
The children's mass at 8 o'clock Will
be accompanied with violins by Miss
Bessie Hooley n Gilbert Ward.
The program follows for the high
masses: First mass, Ferver; last mass,
Gioces; Veni Creator, Millard; Post
ludium, Bach; Adeste Fideles; prelude,
de Clement.
SIT. JOHNS r. C. CHURCH-Solemn
high mass, 5 a. m. and 1890 a. m. Pro-
c~essional, Holy Night" Adams; AS
perges Me-" HANNA; Kyrie, Gloria,
hatfield; Vent Creator, Salome; Credo,
Mattfeld; offertory, Adeste F1deles'
Morello; sanctus, Benedictus, Agnes
Del, Mattfeld. Solemn vespers at 1880
D. m~.-"Psalms,' Gregorian; Alma
Redemptoris, Webbe; o Salutaris'
Ponifka; Tantum Ergo, Weigand. Mrs.
E. Malonet. Soprano; Miss R. Corr1san'
Alto. -. oldtlICJ AN . -
Katherine feeling Henriet, organist.
ST. CHARLES BARRoMEo's r. G.
CHURCH-On Christmas morning the
masses In st. Charles Barromeo's
Church. Custer avenue corner Peshlne
avenue, Will be ct $50. $3.50 and 10.
At 10 O'Clock the Rev. Thomas a:
Walsh, pastor, will be the c~elebrant OF
a solemn high mass, for which a 9
cial musical program has been ar
The choir will be assisted by
a quartet and the boys chaneel cholr
Of the church. During the service the
"Adeste Fideles' will be sung by the
quartet.
Benediction of the Blessed sacra-
ment will be given aster the high mass
The music will be under the direction
OF the ~organlst, William A. Wheatley.
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Theuerer, alto; Ralph Himmelberger,
tenor; Malcolm Corlies. bass, and full
chorus of thirty voices, assisted by
Mrs. Dora Beckershaffer, violinist. y
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ST. STEPHENS P. Il. CHURCH,
Clinton and Elizabeth avenues-Morn-
irg-Prelude. violin and organ; Tie
Deum, C. Warwick Jordan; communion
service in F, B.. Tours; anthem, There
Were Shepherds" H. r. Shelley; Of
fertory, violin solo, Joseph Strissof.
! Evening-Prelude, violin and organ;
Magnifcat and Nunc Dimittis, Field;
anthem, 'Sing, o Heavens" B.. Tours;
soprano solo, Noel" Adams, Master
Howard Uhry; anthem, There We're
Shepherds" H. R. Shelley; offertory,
violin solo. George r. Bangs, organist
and choirmaster.
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CHRIST REFORMED CHURCH
Morning-C. Whitney Coombs, can
tata, THE First Christmas" will be
sung by the quartet consisting of Miss
Bessie Matthewa. soprano; Mis- Higte
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EPISCOPAL.

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Prospect observation-disclosures
christians Awake" Fuller; shout
the Glad T1dings," Avison; Kyrie
Eleison in e. Album; Glor1 Tioi
Gratias, Creedo, in T. B. Tours; sing
o Sing" Roper; offertory anthem. Be
hold, I Bring You Good Tdings," IN
f, Claire; Sursum Corda in It, Tours;
Benedictus 4 f. Album; sanctus l n
f. Gounod; Agnus Del in F, Album;
Adestes Fidelis in A, Reading; Gloria
in Exeelsis In F, B. Tours; post COM
munion hymn, Jesus, Gentle Saviour
in A fiat, Album; occasional, "Ange
from the Realms of Glory" Smart
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Come Hith-
er Ye Faithful" Barnby; Shout the
Glad Tidings." Avison; Glorf Patrt.
chant, Jacob; Magnifcat and Nune
Dimittis in D, Field; anthems, There
Were Shepherds in e, Chapel; 1T
Came Upon the Midnight Clear" VIII
lis; anthem, Behold I Bring You Good
Tidings," in +. Claire; occasional,
"Hark, the Herald Angel Sings" Men
delssohn. Miss Ethel Hewson, organ
list; f. W. Bellar, choirmaster.
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ST. LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH Morning - Prelude,
"Ohertory de Noel" Rogers; anthem,
while All Things We're in Great
Silence" Adams; solo for baritone
1.-THE Birthday OF a King" Neidhnger,
G. H. Downing; offertory, pastoral
Symphony" Haydn; anthem, "The
Virgins Lullaby" Nevin; postlude
Festival March," Guilmant.
Mountaineering Christmas cantata
1.-The Alteration" will be sung.
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHUR,

IIIIftD FftEob1 EFIAN OHUFtUIt
Morning: Come Ye Lofty, Come Ye
Lowly," Schneider; 1.-The First Christ
mas" Barnby; And There Were Shep-
herds" Schackley; an offertory solo
by Mr.. Morse, "a Christmas Hymn"
Bruno HUM. The Sabbath school will
have their Christmas exercises in the
church in the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
There will be carols and interesting
exercises by the school. There will be
no service in the evening.
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the First Reformed Church, East Or
ange. In the evening he Will answer
the question Ibid the wise men find
what they sought?" Music for the day:
Neutrality-suspicious. offertory, Grison:
Christmas pastorale, Borst; postlude,
Christmas march, Merke1. Evening
Alteration" Calliots; Andante, Spohr;
grand chorus, Cavello.
North Orange Baptist Church:
Morning-"Awake, Awake!" Harker;
arise, Shine" Buck; TIE Deum 0esti-
val), Buck; Rejoice Greatly" ONES
siah''), Mrs. Jacobusl In the evening
the cantata of The Holy N%.Infant,"
Frederic Field Billiard, will be given.
At the First Baptist Church, Haw-
thorne avenue, East Orange. the pas
tor, the Rev. Daniel H. Clare, will
preach a Christmas sermon, 1.-THE Birth
Of a Saviour" The following music
will be rendered; Opening anthem,
"Giory Be to God" Buck; offertory
duet, "Hark, Hark, My Soul" Shelley;
BASS solo, by Mr.. Roswell Peardon,
Peace Divine" The members of the
new quartet are Miss B. Marion Rice,
soprano; Mrs. Ann M. Sauer, con-
tralto; Roswell Peardon. bass; Mr..
Hunter, tenor. The morning worship
will be at II o'clock. In the afternoon,
taking the place of the session Of the
Sunday school and Of the evening wor-
ship. a vesper service will be held at
4 o'clock, when a special Christmas
program will be given, entitled 'The
Light That Shone When Hope was
Born" closing with the chorus from
1.-THE Messiah" by the school.
ALL SAINTS CHURCH, ORANGE
Holy communion, $3.50 a. m, chapel;
holy communion, 1880 a. m, church,;
mathis, 1920, church; missa contata at
II o'clock, church; Sunday school man
ger service at 8 p. M, church; %evensong
and sermon al 1880 o'clock, church:
choral procession at II a. m. and 1870
D.. m. services. Music-At the IL O'Clock
eucharist the choir will render Adams
mass in II; offertory, Behold, I Bring
by Goss. At second vespers Motley's
Magnifcat and Nuno Dimittis; offer
tory, Stubbs's Sing We Merrily.'
Priest in the chapel Saturday after
noon and evening. On Holy Inno-
cents night, at. 5 o'clock, in the parish
house. a Christmas play will be pre-
scented, entitled "Midwtnter Nights
! Dream"
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SOUTH PARK CHURCH-Morning-
Prelude, Christmas Pastorale, Coreli;
duet, 1.-THE Song of Bethlehem" Buck;
duet. 1.-The Song of Ages" Meredith;
offertory, bass solo, THE Christmas
star" Neidlinger; organ postlude,
Chorus of Shepherds" Temmens.
Afternoons Organ professional,
Christmas Marsh-Merket; duet,
Christmas Shelly; organ postlude,
grand chorus, Dubois.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-14
spall-Tenney Wedding.

Special 70 imes-RepUbIlcan.
Forest City. May 14-The marriage
Of Miss Kate Tenney. Of Clear Lake,
and J. P. Spail Of this city, was SOL
ernnized al 81. Joseph's Catholic church
a. Mason City Thursday morning at I
O'Clock, Rev Father O'Pava. OF Garner,
officiating After the ceremony the
bridal party went to Clear Lake. where
the wedding breakias. was served at
the home OF the brides sister, Mrs.
Frank Olson. Mr. Spall IS one of the
bookheepers Of the Winnebago County
STATE Bank Of this city and previous
to coming 70 this city was deputy
treasurer Of Hancock county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spall arrived in Forest City yes
-erday and VIII begin housekeeping in
the 'kingland" cottage on North Cark
street.
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FEDERAL COURT JURY.
Grand and Petit Jurors For Federal

Grand and Petit Jurors For Federal
Court at Fort Dodge.
Special TO Times Republicans.
Fort Dodge. May observation-disclosures
W. H. Johnson, of the United States
federal court today drew the list of
grand and petit jurors who viii serve
during the coming June session, open
ing in the new federal quarters in CO.
lumbus hall. Judge A. Henry T. Reed
viii preside and the usual court oftc-
ials viii be in attendance at the ses-
sion
Twenty-four men have been selected
10 att as grand Jurors during the term
and have been notified 10 report for
service on Tuesday afternoon. June
Il, al , o'clock. the list being as fol-
lows: H. c. Mcneil. Sioux City; NJ. C.
Wheeler. Forsr City; ]. P. Hill Clear
Lake, Fred Stober. Greene; c. G.
Thyle. Emmettsburg; J. ". Sears,
Sutherland: II E. Harris. Rowan; P.
c. Brood, Gruve-; Andrew Anderson,
Carpenter: 0. E. Chris teason, Varina;
J. O. Fardell. Stanhope; ". S. Arm
strong. Primg CHAR; j. P. Keefe, Hamp-
ton: r. c. a. Flowonoy. Sioux City;
B. 7 Sherburn, Hartley: l. c. Thorn
ton. PocahonIas; Fred Newcomb, Shell
Rock: John Johnson, Meltonville; ]. H,
Howell, Eagle Grove; John Polk, Spen-
Ger; j, P Randall. Sheffield; Frank
Findlay, Sioux City; L. E krautz,
Sexton; w 5. SMITH. Dakota City;
4 LIST Of forry-fve petit jurors has
been drawn and notice has been given
TO the men summoned 70 appear for
service on the first day Of the term,
Tuesday, June Il. al ? o'clock in the
afternoon. Following is q list OF those
called for service: P F Beswick,
Fonda; ]. N. Brobham, Forest City;
Sam Seassy, Luverae: George ". Pitts.
Alton; Fred Hatfield, Palmer; Charles
Worth, KeEsett; ". J. Weir, Esther
vile; 4. ". Johnson. Allison; a. L.
Roberts, Fonda; c. H. Develle, North
wood; ]. r. Claus. Plymouth; D. T.
Gearharr. Hawarden; Peter Now.
Orange City: Ralph Wilkinson. GAIA.
E. H Garder. Kensetr; Edward
keniz, Wesley; P. c. Puckman.
Eagle Grove: DIN @. Reiniger,
Orange City: Frank Wright, Jr.,
Spencer: William c. Wade, Aredale;
John Hsery, GAINESVILLE; P. II. Gaarder,
Kensett; Herman y. RENTS, Kelsey;
w H. Martin. Prinl CHAR; Chris
Klsmua, Dows; Shelby Neil. Shell
Rock; H. ]. Rhone. Norchwood: ". T.
Brown. Shell Rock; w G Barnes, Car
ner; VI. Austin, Spencer; Thomas
Wright. Knierim: H. Z. Gibbs. Ken
seJt: l. a. Raymond, Fonda: P. L
Miller, Areda!e; D. r. Whitaker, Al
word; B. ]. Lackore. Forest City;
Henry Hahley, Rutnven; Ole F. knudt-
SON Graettinger: " D. Pacree. Poca-
hontas; J E Meter Jolly: Guy c.
Toye, Northwood; A. ". Jeffries, Ruth
ven; W H Trow. Curlew; Charles
Buchan. F'arnhamville; William Han
son, Rutland.
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HORTICULTURAL CONGRESS.
President Hess Plans Canvass to Sc
cure $500 Memhers-Corn Show.


Council Bluffs, May I4.-Communi-
cations from former and prospective
exhibitors a. The National Horticulture
al Congress forecast the most success
ful exhibition since the founding Of the
society, according 70 President ]. P.
Hess. a meeting Of the board OF d.
rectors was held at the Offices Of Day
& Hess last night, ard plans for the
congress were made mora definite
Mr.. Wallace plans 10 start a can
vass for members about June 1. Bus
mess men Will be expected 70 give q
small amount OF their time toward Sc
curing n membership. No, only Coun-
ell Bluffs, but al towns in the vicinity
viii be canvassed. Chairman Wallace
states that an attempt will be made 70
secure $500 members. The funds de-
rived from thase fees would pay all
expenses Of the congress up 70 the time
Of the opening Of the doors. Il Is ex-
pected that the gate receipts VIII be
sufficient 10 pay operating expenses
and premiums.
The extension Of the auditorium 20
provide space for corn show in CON
nection with the congress is still hang
ing fire. a conference between the
directors of the congress and the audi
toriur stockholders resulted in little
President Hess says that corn show
Of some nature will De held even II the
auditorium is not extended.
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NEWS OF ELDORA
Commencement Program Features-in-
dustrial School Inspection.

dustrial School Inspection.
Special 10 Times Republican.
Eldora, May Al. e Wickerman n.
Of Fort Dodge, lecturer of note. Will
deliver the address on commencement
cay before the graduating class Of The
Eldora high school. The date has been
changed from Friday. June 3, to Thurs
day. June 2, IN order to accommodate
the speaker
Mrs. Mary Wheelock has rented the
Petty residence during the absence Of
the Petrys in the north and viii en-
deavor to establish a kindergarten
here.
Elmer Mossman has sent his trotter.
Carrie S, B.. to Mas IN City. 70 be I'M
der the charge of the veteran trainer.
Charles Hardy. He also mas mis- horse
Jessie Mac, at Mason City.
Rev. w. Z. Stanley viii preach the
memorial sermon this year. The service
will be held in the morning in the
Methodist Episcopal church. In the
evening Rev. Mr.. vanBuren will preach
the baccalaureate sermon to the senior
class of the high school, in the Con-
gregationaI church.
The state board Of control were in
the city making their semi annual visit
at the Iowa Industrial School They
report everything to be in a most ia
vorable condition here.
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him one day each week until. he can
! manage the paper alone.
The Masonic order have purchased a
piano for their new hall.
Mrs L. H. Buffkin went to- her new
home in Blairstown yesterday.
Rev. B. S. Maben, of Ferguson, rep
resenting the Iowa Bible Society, was
in Montour recently, closing up his
work here and preparing to move to
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lents are re-
joicing over the arrival of a ten-pound
boy.
Mrs. Turner was taken quite sudden
ly i'll with paralytic stroke and is in
critical condition at her home north
OF town.
The baseball game in the diamond
Friday afternoon between Montour and
Tama was decided in favor of Mon
tour.