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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-16
4 LOBBY
INTEREST
|eretary of the In.
land in Ballinger-
a Investigation.
N PEOPLE
IRE NOT INACTIVE
|TIgt Danger Lurked
NJ of Claimants
Is Made.

y, April l5.-Thc
b the Ballinger-PiDc OF
fcsted at today S hear.
;Eressional investigating
iit was holding its big
! until Secretary Bal
. stand. so
. .icis sought permission
I --examinstion of Fran K
i: secretary Of the in
Sudcd his testimony to-
he had an opportunity
'retary Ballinger. The
bred to be divided as
Brandcis should be al
witnesses for the g dc
had been excused
vas decided to de-
!. I'll tomouoM, bn.
attendance Of the
Ierlaud expressed
e request was a
/ FBrandeis replied
\ Genied the priv
fA ser as his wit
, Hmore than right
TO cross-eXamiue
questioning his
opinion. Senator
rrcd, but other
h " Senator Root.
ysf. Braudcis added,
bs-eXamiped Mr.. Bal
|ccidc it was unneces-
Nr. Pierce and others
Eolroborated.
| besides Mr.. Pierce
!. Francis Clements,
cr Of the interior dc
ward 6. i'inney, as
ctary of tho inferior,
Mr.. Pierce 5 testi-
Fiiculars. Mr.. Pierce,
Sg, contradictcd the
d. CLAWS that Pierce
is 10 talk over the
Jew laN OF May IS.
claims. He denied
Pn the subject with
hents and Finney dc
hld anything 10 them
5allingor having ex-
on of applying to the
or an opinion on this
had testified.
10 his own shoulders
bor the letters writ
,aFollettc, in which
quoted as saying
rs, withdrawn under
istration. had been
rudation of tho rec
officials of tho rec
rnicd making such
r. t'iuncv said he
ters Wy the dircc-
r. but he did not
Eallinecr had read
nc from his desk
achcd.
under cXamiua
zee adjourned un-
,sistant secretary
egan his service
id. and was con.
Ectary Ballinger,
the Ballinger-
nquiry when It's
To-day.
stand late Sat
fier detailing at
Jude OF duties of
interior, he de-
Finger soon after
Fer 10 bim every
|ith the Cunning
1 was taken last
estiied that Mr..
py time attempt
Is direction of the
his action.
Presumed the Stand
made a lengthy
hat the interior de-
to furnish cNrtain
I'd for by him III a
tee dAted January
lie n. the correspond
%, htomcnt of Attor-
lham that CLAWS
habitual procras
q 10 institute suits
Alaska0 lands. lie
now by this cor
had not been
\out.
I. Brandcis to
the papers
{ they were
tment, Mr..
o would be
lary, 2G.
r resented
upscl that
y the de-
is not 4
Vertrccs.
a motion
Ed TO pro
andcd by
2 resumed
had fold
tho Gun.
could have
ination I'M.
1908. He
bennett had
Ttly and had
his patents
listcd.
-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-16

boz, Mr.. Pierce
claimants had
by in Washing
Ferfnl influences
Eagu gxa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-16

IEfoT DID UUCIo duuGN,
ks-cXamiued Mr.. Bal
|ccldc it was unBeces-
pr. Pierce and others
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-16

LIVERY great business sue
* cess can be traced to the
good influence Of good adver-
tising.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-25
Notice.

The sale of school lands Of
Charles Mix county will be held
at the Court house at Wheeler
on the 3rd day of May 1910;
and the lands remaining unsold
will be offered for lease on the
4th day Of May 1910. As soon as
the lands to be offered for sale
shall have been selected, printed
lists with full instructions can
be obtained at the office of the
county auditor.
H. G. Wilson.
County Auditor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-25
Supplement to charse. Mix New Era, March Is, 1910
School Officer And Teach
en- Meetins.

SchOOl Oftlce10 And leach.
en- Meeting.
School House, Wagner, Sa.ur
day, March, 18th. 1910.
Forenoon, 10 O'Clock.
Duet. Miss Ula Farlev and
Master Noel Pinard: Paper,
Medical Inspections of Schools,
When? How often, NJ. Everett
Baker; Paper, Drawing in
Public SCHOOLS. Beulah Hayes
Discussion, led by Olive Lucas;
Paper, Relation Of Parent 10
Teacher, Jessie Nichol; Paper.
Sqould Colleges set .he Standard
of High Schools, Myrtle Meteor
mick; Paper. Grading Exam,na-
ton Papers. Mr.. Wiser; Paper
Discussion Problem Of Rural
Teachers obtaining Boarding
Places, Mrs. Trout; Paper, Last
/ of Dinsmous. Teaching q
Country School, Mamie kaney.
Afternoon, 1870 o'clock.
Music, by Wagner School;
The Teacher Duty and Author
itv, Prof. l. h. Wright: Com
pulsory Education, MI. ID. G
White; Reading Selected, Myrtle
Mccormick; The Board Atti-
tude Towards Dissatisfied Pa
rons,--A Review 0 the
Years School Work, }. V. Muir
ply; Infor NAL Discussion of the
Following Topics: Teacher Con
tracts, School Apparatus, Teach
ers' Salaries. Teachers ana
School Officers Reports.
The public is cordially invited
to attend both forenoon and
afternoon sessions and to take
part in the discussions.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-25

Nothing in the way of a cough
is quite SO annoying as a tick.
ling, teasing, wheeling. boa
chial cough. The quickest re-
lief comes perhaps from a pre-
scriptiou known to druggists
every where, as DIR. Shops
Cough Remedy. AMI besides,
it is so thoroughly harmless
that mothers give it with per
feet safety to the youngest
babes. The Tender leaves Of a
simple mountain shrub, eve to
Or. Shops Cough Remedy it's
remarkable curative effect. A
few days test wi | tell. Sold by
P. r. Pinard.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-25

For Sale.-3 gifts and ] SOW
F. J. Mccormick.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22
Rev. L. S. Garrett.
DEAR FRIENDS.

D0u think because not located city Tint vi can
sell goods at city prices, less High rents big ia, es larr
expenses. must oil be made from tie profits OF a cy 81, nc,s
Ard If you trade hcrcyou forget that YOU nav for the
privilege Of doing " is different with the fact that our
business contnuay increasing evidence that the o
pie appreciate the advantage Of trading with
small and so p'ot>. La the city expenses are
large, and profits are il proportion.
when You buyom matt order onsc you have Pay The
Express or Postage on small quantity AMI Ta Rates. Are hg
we buy IN large quantities and reS smn! i'en When Won
spfnda dollar in the Cy lmt dollar gone Vicinity
orevr when yon spend will par. of it >a, here and il
converted to taxable property and thereof" aids schools
your CHURCHES your roads. and your communi'? at large
Please remember that the Of THIS firm sleepy
stupid indifferent when he buys bargains that will yield
small profit and you ncy W.cn supply with all they
have any gencar call and get tho worth your
money dy goods. Groceries, Felt Shoes Hats nd
laps a. Yours Respectfully.
g. G. PARIS. Brusy ktGb. Mo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22

Perry Simons Of Idumca wa.
in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N: Roper q
Vera Cruz passed thru town Sat.
Natli A'cllisOn of Dry Creek
was In our burg Sas. eve.
Our meeting closed on last
Monday night on the account
OF preparing a place for the -.
Logan Coats made Il business
trip to Mansfield.
). A. Baker sent two loads of
hogs to Norwood last Friday that
ne had sud to joel Martin.
-Onr paper is small again this
week on the account of the labor
there will be On our Extra on the
-
Mcssrs Marion Coats and
Morg Riley went to Min. Grove
last week after IL load of we'll
Gazing.
Messrs J. T. Coats and J. Il.
John went down Oh Bryant be
low the mouth of Fox creek Mon.
day to spend u few days fishing.
and trapping.
Miss lo'tic Turlcy who has
teen here visiting relatives for
IRE last few weeks returned toll
Der HON" in Il,mmond kansa,
Tuesday.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22
STRAYED.

No'' -, 1910. : Rcd .yrarlins
hf'ffers straycd from our farm
l.. miles South East of OIatb,
near''nm"> Millcrs on DryCrrek
n"ar'y :; months ago. They can
br known by il swallow forl, in
cac' car and over bit in the rirlt
labelled Gross Bros. Nac,mb
MO- Any information that can
OF will b" given by any chr. will
receive from us Il reward for,lm
same.
Gross Bros.
MaColnb Mo.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22
TAKE Notice

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
" or Otherwise shall be treated
as n friend. But in no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases 60 through i:s
yC'uMrh
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22

Now if you want one OF the
best washing Machines. made,
you can get one by coming. here
to this OFFICE and ordering,
1900" Gravity, through us for
S14.O0 on monthly payments or
$1,000 cash after useing.it one
m on b. Also w1inger for $500 Z
on same terms. N. G. Garrett
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22
FARMERS ATTENTION,

The Missouri Farmer and
breeder Missonl's gr.a, u, "
farm aud stock paper, puts y.,,
IA touch with Nlissouri's Great
Agricultural College and the tine
things it is doing fer tie MI.
oari farmer. Its y Lig mont! *
and Only costs SOC per year. No
progressive Missouri farmer can
Afford to do without it. Order il
now and read it during tic !ury
summer days. Leave your sub
scriplion at the Office Of
thu WOl;LD'S CRESSET.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22
GHE CREssET
BItuSHY KNOB MO.
L0cAZ lore

sister Ava john Monday.
B. f. Comstock was ut tho
Knob Monday.
MIR. Fred Gates the Vera Cru.
tcachcr was in town Moudly
Mr.. Paris made business
trip to Norwood last Thursday
-Thelda upsiaw VI Dcnlow
was In town Saturday.
-llirm Rice made a tripto Mans.
field Monday after a corn shelter
Clyde Hopewcll is quite sick
with Pneumonia fever.
MISS Mary Singleton is on the
sick liet this week.
The whoup'ug caugh is getting
pretty well scattered in this
neighborhuvd.
We are glad to SEE our old
friend Harrison Allen oft again
after d severe sirancss.
Frank Letter and family. Mar
ion Coats und'tamily spent sun
day at uncl" jim Costs.
Sutscrlba COR the Crcssct and
do not forget .he special issue oi
the %. intidclisn viil be scaled
Miss LIZZIE Brown Of Cold
Spring spent Sunday with
friend, AT tho NnOh Sunday,
Uncle jun John and Jerry
Coats are On trap to OzarI
County this week.
Myrtle Morgan returned
home from a visit with her par
ents Saturday.
Marion Goats and Morg Riley .
are drilling n well for c. ]. =
Boyd. they iloishcd a fine well ,
for Luther Hylson last week.
--I;e-. l.. $. Garrett will on the
q of Dec amber deliver "a Le1tuIp ,
on Masonry at tie farm where :
the Colony IS now located at
ii O'clock sharp Gerry body
invited. Who will come for a good
purpose.
Last Sunday week we had a
the pri,clcdge Of preaching for I
the people at the Gl,aulpiau l.
school house ucighborhUod there Ia
was quite q large turn nut and t
we're very attentive Wi!!r W. 6
lalk0tl to them.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22
Notice To All

On tl account Of tho Inconvenience tn seat and
e people comfortable at the B,ushkn School House. Wa
have concluded to fix and arrange place Farm where tha
Colony is located for meeting tie 18th OF Dec 1,os
As we expecting very e congregation IN that dov t
lOcock shall preach Masonry Come tno come all wbo
NaEt 10 Lea the truth ard list u.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22

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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-30

How fond are we Americans. really,
of utter obscurity? To be known or
not to be known. that is the question.
Hamlet to the contrary, notwithstand-
ing. Whether 1t is nobler to bear the
sings and arrows which sometimes
find a target in the career of society
devottee in the iimelight of publicity.
or to know the insignificance of never
attracting the notice of the society
writer: to know that when we pass on
our way down Higgins avenue there
are many buds or near buds to speak
of us with awe. thusly: There goes
Mrs. X. Y. T.. She gives the SWEETEST
parties. l see by the papers, On the
other hand, We entertain our friends
and-they know Il.
We are never averse to seeing our
husbands business advertisements: il
shows the mercantile standing and
possibilities of the city. If he an
nounces big sale. outside merchants
see that trade is brisk. II the lodge
festivities are known. the social fea-
lures add membership. often. The
school advantages are held as induce
ments to outsiders. Club life has
more than several times been known
to advance the population. Social &c
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Golden Rod Club.


The Nebraskans, who formed a club
which Is known by the name of the
Golden Rod club. met Tuesday even
ing in l. q. .. r. hall and thoroughly
made merry. About 10 were present.
Mrs. Orr rendered an artistic instru-
mental selection and Mrs. w. n. Hass-
Ter pleased. as she never fails to do.
by her singing of two pretty solos
The whole company enthusiastically
INDUCED in playing the popular game
of ''summerset" which. in non-card
playing circles is considered to be an
amusement without being a dissipa-
ton and which has exciting nome nts
when heart and brain are intent upon
the result. Delicious refreshments
closed the evenings pleasure. As it
is impossible to secure l. Q. o. F.. hall
for the next meeting. February Is, Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeldon entertain the
Golden Rods at their home with fea-
lures of entertainment suggested by
the season.
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ksnsin0ton.
Mrs. A. j. Gibson had about fifty of
the ladies' who are members and
friends OF the society connected with
the Presbyterian church at her home
Thursday afternoon. The ladies'
brought needlework. as the event was
by way OF being Kensington. Plans
were made and committees appointed
TO prepare an extensive program for
Washington's birthday. February 22.
which will be an experience social.
also.
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Mrs. John Bonner Mrs. Tyler wordsn,
Mrs. W. B. Brooks. Mrs. Harringt m
Mrs. Lombard, Mrs. John Evans. Mrs.
Warren Wilcox, Mrs. c. A. Barnes. Mrs
H. T. Wilkinson. Mrs. John Price. Mrs
J. 2. Rowe and Mrs. Sid Coffee The
club goes this week to Mrs. Wilkinson's
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Presentation,

| VVSoSVSOtoOVs
There seems to be no more appre-
ciative order than University City hive.
Ladies Of the Maccabees. Their off
GERS. past and present. have the hearty
| support of the hive members, and they
are not In any degree negligent in ex-
preston of II. Officers in the past
have received material evidence of the
knowledge of their conscientious work,
and Monday was another occasion. A
card party and social was planned at
the home Of Mrs. Phoebe Kendall. sic
North Third street. when the members
and their friends crowded the Kendall
home and INDUCED in the playing of
twenty hands Of whist. There were
several prizes, Mrs. Edna Mats re-
eeiring picture. Mrs. Crawshaw a
handmade handkerchief, Mrs. Deery a
hand painted plate. for superior play
ing. A hatpin holder to Mrs. Mary
wilkins. a pretty cup and saucer each
to Mrs. Melaney and Mrs Mabel Muir
ray as consolation. not for inferior skill
but just a temporary lapse of luck
Then Mrs. Sarah Tracy, a dear, digni-
he'd matron who has made herself be-
loved as past commander of the hive.
approached the commander, Mrs. Ken
dali. and, in beautiful words of good
will. presented a ring with Maccabee
emblem as an expression of their ap-
probation and love of the members.
Mrs. Kendall found IT difficult to an
swer. SO moved was she. After eating
the delicious refreshments the party
went home. leaving Mrs. Kendall to
the satisfaction coming from honest eff
fort well bestowed.
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tivity is a great and. believe me. a

fivity Is great and. believe me. a
winning factor in the life Of a city.
small. great or in the middle. A man
who Is blessed with a family where
his wife and daughters are normal of
mind and body is looking about for a
location for business and home. The
newspaper is the medium of Informal
ton. He finds out that business Is
brisk. lodges are flourishing and club
and society folks active and ingenious
in entertainment. Of course, the So
.ciety writer conveys the latter. That
man knows his business interests are
to be advanced and the energies of his
wife and daughters to find a field to
win content. All of which means that
TO have paper go out fully repre-
senting a community. 1t may have a
society column well filled and bread
thus cast may float back in the per-
SONS of desirable people for location.
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Club Session.

Club Session.
The literature department OF the
Womenss club met with Mrs. T. 4.
Wickes in South Missoula Monday and
listened to the Thackery program
which proved of immense interest to
the members. An able paper. written
by Miss Spurgin. and read by Mrs.
Baker, was entitled. Life of Thack-
cry" an extremely interesting work:
Mrs. {. A. Duniway then told of her
visit to London where she visited the
school near the Strand where Thack-
cry was a pupil. described in graphic
words the surroundings and interior
and spoke OF other vieinities assoeiat-
ed with the great writer. Mrs. wickes
served tropical refreshments of pine
apples and nuts. The full membership
was represented
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neighbors, is beautiful and has an all
absorbing interest. At this particular
gathering all the members appeared
and. In the conversation which brisk
ly went the rounds to the aecompani-
ment of busy fingers. the hours passed
all too quickly and the refreshments
being enjoyed. the group wended their
way to their homes to meet with Mrs.
H. NJ. Wilkinson.
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500 Club.

500 Club.
The afternoon Wednesday was given
over by the members of the 500 club
To meeting at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Murphy. on Monroe street
Twenty hands of this favorite amuse-
ment was played and the prizes
awarded to Mrs. Ralph Herrick and
Mrs. Belknap. who took for head and
consolation prizes. respectively. a lovely
china nut bowl and a cream pitcher.
The hostess prize was set of nice
water glasses. Next week the club will
meet with Mrs. Horace Allen, South
Fifth street
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Yaeger. Mrs. d. F. wilburn, Mrs. Al.
Maloney, Mrs. d. F. Noll and Mrs. J.
J. Brill. These ladies left with The
hostess as a memento of the occasion
handsome souvenir spoon OF Mis-
souia
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Gault, Mrs. 0. NJ. Elton. Mrs Frank
Hollensteiner. Mrs. f. s. Paxson. Mrs.
W. W. Wickes. Mrs. T. A. wickes, Mrs.
John Cannon. Mrs. 7. H. Dunston. Mrs.
II. NJ. Barratt. Mrs, Paris Adams and
Mrs. w. Bryan.
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Cards Again.

Miss Ellithorpe entertained wednes-
day evening at cards at her sisters
residence in South Missoula. the home
of Mrs. c. L. F. Kellogg. Five hun.
dred was played. and then the attention
Of the company turned to the inner
man. or In this case woman. and the
bountiful refreshments were much en-
joyed. Among those present were:
Mrs. Edgar L. Dodge. Mrs r. Y. Stew
art, Mrs. Wayne. Mrs. Ralph Adams.
Mrs. Ben Hord. Mrs. Frank Borg, Mrs.
Asa Willard, Miss Spencer, Miss
James. MISS Allen. Miss Lesser. Miss
kennett. Miss Bertha Simpson, Miss
Stoddard. Miss Champlin and Miss
Gale.
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Relief Corps and Friends.

Mrs. Charles Lemley and Mrs. sam
Pulliam Hospitality welcomed the
members and friends of the Relief
Corps who assembled to play cards at
the home of Mrs. Lemley. Tuesday
afternoon. III North Third street
Eight tables were occupied and whist
was the game. The prizes were
awarded as follows: To Mrs. Adams
and to Mrs. Heckler. a picture and a
handkerchief case. respectively. for
good fortune. while Mrs. Gibson and
Mrs. Stein were given consolation
gifts. A series of these parties this
season will give the ladies interested
in the Corps opportunity to meet
often.
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Mothers Club.

Mothers Club.
The Mothers club. which is Just
what the name implies and a little
more, met Wednesday with Mrs.
Bryan at her home on Stevens avenue.
There are mothers. and mothers by
proxy. who delight in the afternoon
meetings. and warm interest has never
fiagged. The ladies invariably sew or
embroidery. songs. piano music. read
ings and many original opinions is the
order OF proceedings. all wholly i'm
promptu. however. Refreshments are
always served. too. The membership
list numbers Mrs. E NJ Davis, Mrs.
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Birthday Celebrated.

A number of the friends of Mrs. f.
Maloney of Sherwood avenue planned
a surprise visit to that lady to cele-
brate her birthday Thursday evening.
Whist was played and after twenty
hands were enjoyed, Mrs. Hornsby
was given fancy bowl as first prize.
while the consolation prize. a painted
plate. was taken home by Mrs. Shee-
han The guests all had a jolly good
time and were: Mrs. L. y. Robertson.
Mrs. Harry Hornsby. Mrs. Russell.
Mrs. T. Flemming, Mrs. Robert
Christy. Mrs. Ed. Drury. Mrs. W. Will
kinson. Mrs. G. c. Billings. Mrs. ]. Ayl-
ward, Mrs. = ]. Sheehan. Mrs. Carl
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A Dinner.
Major and Mrs. Shattuck. Mr. and
Mrs. George Briggs and Mr.. and Mrs
H. c. Wilkinson were the guests who
enjoyed an elegant little dinner Tues
day night, served with the inimita BILE
hospitality of the host and hostess. Mr..
and Mrs. Tylar b. Thompson, East
Front street. The dinner might be
de. ignated as an opportunity of rem
iniscence. all the guests being ae-
auaintances of long standing. Red
and white carnations were grouped
upon the table which was spread in
glistening white. candles in rose COL
ored shades lighting the room with
soft glow. Covers We're laid for ten,
the party including Judge John sloane
and Miss Ona Sloane.
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Juvenile Sand.

The dance arranged by the members
of the Juvenile band for Saturday
was attended by many Well wishers of
the organization in spite OF. and per
haps because of. it being given at
Frenchtown. For days the weather
man had been importuned so earnestly
for snow that it Is assTonder he did not
melt to tears instead. But runners or
wheels no crowd could be merrier or
enjoy the dancing more than the juve-
niles and their Vriends.
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Four.leaf euehre,

The Four-Leaf Euchre club Wen. IN
the home of Mrs. Tyiar b. Thompson.
East Front street. Wednesday after
noon. and the time was devoted TO 500
When refreshments were served every
one was seated around a long table.
which added 81 eatiy to the endowment
of the occasion. There were present.
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neino.

Dancing.
The perfect symmetry nature de-
mands finds expression among the
members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
fraternity. Portentious and learned
as the words sound and sure as We are
that the brain Is stored with what It
should be full Of. SO Friday night
demonstrated the fact that the pretty
feet were equally accomplished. About
40 members and their friends danced
to their hearts content at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John ,R. Toole. In South
Missouia and enjoyed a bountiful sup
per.