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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-12-09
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION.

rs THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON. n
AND FOR THE COUNTY
Of SEOHONTSE.
In the Matter n the E-tata 81 Sadie
D@rmott, D~cas ID.
No-ioe j. hereby given that the nm
ier-ignai administrator u thu estate 81
Sadie D~rmott. deceased. has filed hi
final account and petition for di-trihn-
tiGn in said estate. ami that TIE above
entitled court has. BY order duly en-
tered herein. fixed Saturday. January
It'll. 1911. al the hour Of 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. Or a. soon thereafter
as counsel can b heard. in the superior
court room Of the county court hou-4.
In the ritv Of Everett. Sn0homish
County. Washington. a. the time and
place for hearing the said final account
and petition for distribution and all
persons interested in said estate are
hereby warned 70 appear At said time
and place and make objection. If any
thew have, 70 said final account and
PETITION for distribution
". z. DERMOTT.
Administrator Of the estate Of Sadie
Dermott. deceased
Date Of first publication December g
1910 It
JOHN SANDTDGF.
Attorney for Administrator
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL
ACCOUNT.
IL THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON. N
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SNOHONHSH.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of F. p.
HAYES. Deceased
N1-ice j. hereby given that the final
account q f. " HAYES. the admins.
traitor Of the estate Of F. B. Halves. de
ceased. has been rendered to said court
t5r settlement and that in said final
account the court Is requested to fix
-h= compensation to BE- paid to the at
-Crneys Of said administrator. and that
The 4 lay Of December. 1910. at ten
IoI o'clock a H. has been duly APP
pointed By said court for the settlement
Il said final account. and the allow
alee ot attorneys fees for said ad-
uillscrator. at which time any person
interested in said estate NAV appear
and file his exceptions in writing to
said account and contest the same. and
may be heard upon the matter Of fixing
the attorneys fees for said admins
traitor
Dated this 1st day Of December. 1910
Seal Superior Court
JOHN R. DAILY.
Clerk.
Date Of first publication December ?.
1910 q
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No. 1902.
n THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON. N
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SNOHONUSH.

Frank R. Miller, plaintiff, VS. Frank
Oelsligle defendant
The State Of Washington to the said
Frank Oelsligle:
You are hereby SUMMONED to appear
within sixty days after the date OF the
first publication Of this summons. 10.
wit within sixty DAYS after the 9Th
day Of December, 1910, and defend the
above entitled action in the above en-
titled court, and answer the complaint
Of the plaintiff, and serve a copy Of
your answer upon the undersigned at
torney for plaintiff, at his office below
stated and in case Of your failure so
to do, Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand
of the complaint. which has been filed
with the clerk Of said court This ac-
ton Is brought IN an account, due
plaintiff by defendant for services per
formed by plaintiff for defendant, for
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AZ. Of L. REPORTS SHOW GAIN.

ST. LOUIS, No. De-. s.-T54 5ttieiz.
reports 20 the 18Th convention Of the
American Federation q Labor show
sael splendid gains a. 10 assure the r
ELECTION ot il p--sen. otiieers
Instead Of a 6=tie.-, Secretary Nor
ri-9n reported a balance in the treasury
u sIs2sI4ss. AMI a grant total @.
l73s.s7s member affiliated xlth tb-
liberation.
The creates. impression made upo1
the convention cane when President
Gonp=rs rscsu1.-5 tae legislative act-
O.; the 5l.t congress favorable - labor
AMI pointed o1t TIA, With the increased
number q union men elected 70 tbe
hp1-- u rspr=se1-atives, the way wa
now open 20 removing many o; the
Illegal b1-5ens heap@5 On the shouN
-rs Of th- wage rcrkers
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POLICE CENSORSHIP.

Los Angeles. CAL, nov. %.
While realizing With interest Mr.. Nor
ton article On Labor in Los Angeles
Up. lO53I feel there is a comment on
has account of the parade which must
~ made.
To the spectator, two features We're
-imiicaHt; the first being that police
thanked the marchers throughout their
Journey. and the second that a large
number 81 transparencies bore a query
marx and nothing more.
On inquiry j turned out that the
unions themselves invited the authori
ties 70 police their parade, and that the
ehiei 'i ponce had censored sueh mot
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SN0HOMISH.

Leonidas I. Reid, plaintiff, VS.. Ladel-
bert Knowles, and Jane Doe Knowles,
his wife. Ida Parsons and John Doe
Parsons, her husband; also all other
persons or parties, unknown, claim
ine any right, title, lien or interest
in the real estate described in the
complaint herein, defendants.
The State OF Washington to the said
Ladelbert Knowles, Jane Doe Knowles,
his wife, Ida Parsons, John Doe Par
sons, her husband; also all other per
sons or parties, unknown, claiming any
right. title. lien or interest in the real
estate described in the complaint here
in. the above named DEFENDANTS
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty 800 days after the date
OF the first publication of this sum
mons. to-wit: within sixty (60) days
after the 25th day Of November, A.
ID. 1910, and defend the above entitled
action. and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff, and serve a copy of your an
,wer upon the undersigned attorneys
for plaintiff, at their office below stat
ed; and in case of your failure so to
do, judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint, which has been filed with
the clerk of said court
The object OF this action is to quiet
title in and to the following described
real estate, in the plaintiff, namely:
Situated in the County of Snohomisn,
State of Washington, to-wit: Lot
twenty-seven go and the south half
OF lot twenty eight tS1s 2s) block $40,
plat OF Everett, Division c., Snoho-
mish County, Washington; and to ex
clude the defendants, and each of them
from any estate, claim, right, title, lien
or interest in and to said real estate.
LOCKE & WOODWARD,
Attorneys for plaintiff, office and post
office address, 293S Wetmore, Ever
EFT, Washington.
Date OF first publication November
25, 1910. At
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON. u
AND FOR SNOHOAnSH
COUNTY.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Polly
P Bellrood. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given By the under
signed, Jennie Bridges. eXecItriX II the
estate Of the said deceased. % the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims against said deceased % ok
hibit them with the necessary vouchers
within twelve months after the frs,
publication Of this notice, 10 said Jen.
ME Bridges at the office 81 the Fol
som Investment Company. at 1871
Hewitt Avenue. in the City Of Everett
Washington. which offices the under
signed selects a. her place Of business in
all matters connected with said estate
Dated November IL, 1910.
JENNIE BRIDGES,
Executriy
Date Of firt publication November -
1910 ~
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-erss- of above named Defendants, in
NJ 20 the above described property al
-ubIiz auction 10 the highest and best
HiiLer for cash
Dated q. Everett. Washington. this
-s-a iav Of December. 1910
G. 3. DEERING.
Sheriff S-chr-ish County. Washington
Br 1. - Thornton. Deputy.
BELL & ANDERSON.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
Date u first publication December ..
1910.
Dac- u last publication December
e.. 1910.
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In -1= Matter q: the Estate Of Lucinda
1r---. Deceased.
N7-i-= IS hereby given BY the under
signed atuili.--a--.N Il the estate 81
Lucinda Non. i=,eas-i. % the creii-
---s IT, and al persons having claims
-aizs- said deceased. 70 exhibit them.
sikh The necessary vouchers within
me year after the date Of the first
publication u this notice. to-wit: De-
e-t-- q. a. D. 1910. TO the said
s5-i1i.--a--ix. a. No. 2Q5-7 Stokes
building Everett. S65homish County.
washington. the same being the place
t-r the transaction If the business OF
DELLA greenwich.
Administrative
P. J. FAU>SETT.
Attorney for Administrative.
NJ. 2Q5-7 Stokes Building
Everett. Washington.
Da.= u first publication December ,.
1910.
Date Of last publication December 80.
1910. 81
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, II
AND FOR SNOHOAnSH
COUNTY.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of William
c. Drysdale, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Annie E. Drysdsle, executrix Of
the estate Of the said deceased, to the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within twelve months after the first
publication Of this notice, to said An
ME r. Drysdale, at the offices Of the
Folsom Investment Company at 1871
Hewitt Avenue, in the City Of Everett,
Washington, which offices the under
signed selects as her place OF business
in all matters connected with said es-
tate.
Dated November IL, 1910.
ANNIE f. DRYSDALE,
Exeutrix.
Date of first publication November
Is, 1910. At
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN III ~ PERlDk tUD III or HE
STATE OF WASHINGTON. r.
AND FOR SNOHOAlISH
COUNTY
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Augusta
COndlin deceased
Notice is hereby given. by the under
signed Thomas e. Condlin. admini.tra-
tor Of the estate Of Augusta Condlin.
deceased 70 the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against said de-
cedent 20 exhibit them with the ne
ce-7arv vouchers within one wear after
the date Of the first publication Of this
notice 10 the said administrator at
the office Of Thos. s. Stiger. Room 9,
Walsh block Everett, Washington. the
same being the place for the transac-
ton Of the business Of the said estate.
Claims not presented within one wear
viii be forever barred.
THOMAS G. CONDLIN.
Administrator.
Date Of first publication. December
9. 1910. st
THOS. A. STTGER.
Attorney for Estate
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JESSETT DAVIS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N The SUPERIOR COURT OF IHE
STATE OF WASHTNGT0S. n
AND FOR THE COUNTY


or SNOHONl>H.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Gu
Barron, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given By the 11le--
signed, J. Y. Kennedy, adminis-rar.'
Of the estate Of Gus Barron deceased
70 the creditors Of. and al persons hay
ing claims against said deceased, . az
hibit them with the necessary voue4-
ers. within twelve months from the
first publication Of this notice. TO sal!
administrator at his office IN the amer
lean National Bank Building al Ever-
EFT, Washington, the same being the
place for the transaction 81 the business
Of said estate in said Snohomish CoIn-
tv. or the same will b barred
J. Y. KENNEDY,
Administrator.
Date Of fret publication EoVember
II, 10. -
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UNION DIRECTORY
American Federation Of Lsbor

Alsll-an EedeTsEon OF La boz.
Samuel GCEpers --- President
James Duncsn----FIrst Vice President.
John Alitchell----S econd Vics President
James OConnsl--Taird Vice President.
Dennis A Hayes, Fourth Vice President.
Vim D. E1ber--Fifth Vice President
jos, z. Valentine Sixth Vice President
John 2, Alpine, Seventh Vice President
q 3. PerhAn, Eighth Vice President.
John 3. Lennon --- Treasurer.
Frank Morrison ------- Secretary.
Washington State Federation Of Labor
FFeal1snt ------------------ =. z Csss
Seattle
First Vice President Pred Hudson,
Bellinghan.
Second Vice Presi5snt--Wm. J. Coates
Spokane.
Third Vice Presi1ent-----L 2 Clarke
Wana WallA
Fourth Vice President----F. Z. Eite,
Aberdeen
Fifth Vice Prssident--W. J. Bradford
Tacoma
Sixth Vice Prezide1t---Jas Durham,
Rsvensdaie
Seventh Vice PresidentJ. Z Campbell,
Everett.
Sec Treas --------Charles Perry Taylor,
Box is, Tacoma
Organizer ---------------C. 0. Young
Everett.
Everett Trades Courcl.
j. 2. MoncGr, President
George Jorgens=n- ------Ti-e-P President
Z y E--1es. ---------------- fes- -FeT
Z. 7. Stra.a1 Secretary
James Davis, --------S Sergeant At = IN.
GaA2Es Az co.Ae-9
<ZEgF== EsG
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NJ. 1910.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Is THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF >NOHOluSH.
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Date of first publication November
Is, 1910. Al
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Clerk.
Date Of first publication December 2.
1910. %
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-17
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN

rrof. J. Frank M arsh OF the pcnart-
nicnt af Schools. charlestrnI and Or. !
Waitman Rarhe.s Of the state Univcs
sity. will assist County supt. Faust ID
IN edueationaIs campaign on Fridag
AMI Saturday, March 1e and 10. 3 !
Tie following schedule has been Ar,
ranged: 81 IS i
Union school, Grant district, Friday
afternoon at goo O'clock.
Tne Town Hall In Watson en- Frtday
night at $3.50 o'clock.
Bsrraekylile school, saturday after
noon at eco o'clock.
Mp. Church, Monongaii. Saturday
nigh. at z: 80 O'Clock. 81
Many Fcople arc planning To- hear
these entertaining and instructive
SPEAKERS. = 8
DR.: Waitman 7. Barhe, OF the Unit
versity. and Prof. j. Frank Marsh. OF
the Department OF Schools, Charles
ton. will deliver addresses lin the III ),
p. Church at Mononsnhi on Saturday
evening. March 10. at d: 90 O'clock
The occasion will be the closing ek-
ercises for the eighth grade class pf.
the Monongah school. This has been
the most successful year in tile his.
tory of the school. Many citizens Will
turn out to; show their appreciation of
the work done and to hear these gfftaa
speakers.
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HOW AR THUR
WAS FOUND.
BY Epes n. Sargent.

ST beg your pardon . said a tiny.
voice. but I'm lost. Z
h. Thurston sprang to his feet with
m exclamation. = Bless my hearth.
he cried. looking down with sur
prise Mt the manly little boy before
him I'VE will have to stop that.
"If you please. he said. primly.
II don't want II stopped j got lost
on purpose. don't want to be found
too quick, 2
But what will fyonr mother say?"
he demanded. when speech was
again permitted him.
%" he said comfortably. She'll
probably say. tt.Arthur you ruined
away again. -
So your names Arthur" he said.
catching at the hint. Whats your
( last name?''
He eyed him shrewdly. 81 des did
tell YOU didn't want to be found Too
quick" he said. "If tell. You'll
know" :.
81 don't see what We can do about
1t. Arthur" he said. puzzled. I'm
about the only one left here. and I'm
erin not very used to little boys
he concluded iamefy.
~ won't mind IL you work" he
said. reassnringly. tim used to it,.
cycling the somewhat rusty t?pewri-
ter-with haif-fllled sheet In the car
riage. My ma'rna does those things.
too
You can give me n piece of bread
and sugar. and I'll go on the bench
awhile. was In a house like this
once. and they had very nice brown
sugar: It's the incest on bread. you
know, 5s..z =; =
Thurston rummaEed In the tiny
pantry. upset, by bachelor house
keeping. until he found some brown
sugar left over from; fudge party
he had given when his sister visited
him. - 100 - =
Supplied with two slices. plenii-
fully spread. arthur departed for the
beach and Thurston went back 10 his
work. pausing every little while to
make certain that the boy WINS still
In sight. There was something most
comforting In the thought OF this
little child playing about the yard.
1t was almost like the home he had
fnncied
He came In when he saw that he
was preparing to get. dinner. and.
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little .dea. t, Thu. feminine MIND n, !,

little dea to the feminine mind unac.
eustomed to figures tof nathemati.
cal sortl, but when one realizes that
all Of Horticultural HALL i'm the south
wing of Music Hail., will be necdd for
the mere machinery of The meeting
credentials, Bureau CT Information,
registration booths and other neces-
cary details Of organi=ation-it makes
the laynen sit un and take notice.
The decorations for Horticultural Hall
arc to be very simply. harmonious and
mes reflective. The spaces allotted
to, each. State headquarters: and the
various business booths. will be mark
ed Oft with hedges Of bay trees, pro-
ducing the pleasant effect of a sum.
MGR garden. A lockwood fountain
will play I'M the center OF the great
hall and the walls will be decorated
In keeping with this sylvan scheme.
The Biennial follows the May Fcsti-
val. and many of the delegates are
expected for at least the final per-
fornanees of this great week Of song.
Tnis will make remarkable gath
erins of women, for the delegates i'll
clude some OF the most distinguished
"onien of the country, socially as
we'll as intellectually. The last meet
ing two years ago In St. Paul was an
overwhelming success and that the
Lclts ates represent a membership CT
10000 women is 4 Etup-ndous fact.
Social features of the biennial be.
gin TO assume almost as Important: J
part In the calendar of the meeting;
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General Federation.

r. T7- following item elipp=d from tfre
Cincinnati Enquirer will be of inter
est to the club women of this city.
Tie preparations for the great hien.
nial meeting of the General Federation
of Woman's Clubs. which takes place
In Cincinnati, from, May II to 10, have
been moving forward SO quietly. and
efficiently that the community at'larae
has no idea Of the. magnitude Of. this
Tremendous Ftindertakln. That be
tween Z, coo and s 1000 wornentare to
be present at this meeting conveys
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Arthur, You Ruined Away.

perched upon kitchen. chair, grave
ly superintended the operation.
Wouldn't YOU like to marry my
mama and keep house fo- herr"
Thurston lay back and rolred at
the suggestion. The idea Of Harvey
,Thurston.' who was regarded as one
OF the coming writer's. abandoning
his careersto keep house for type
writer was too much for his rIslbles.
Arthur offended. rose TO his. feet.
I'm sure," he said. You needn't
laugh. Lots and lots want to keep
house for my mama. but she says no.
They aren't assnire as you were.
thought -ts,S.i.
There was hurt accent to the
you were that brought Thurs
ston, penItent 10 his feet. at wasn't
that. dear" he said, as he swung
him TO HIS knee I'm sure I'd very,
very much like to marry your ma
ma" 81 +,,1.s 4-t
Il II don't quite know" he said mus
luusingly. 'yon would let me live
with you. wouldn't your
Certainly he said .tenderly;
why not!..'
You see." he explained, there
was a man. dong time ago. wanted
10 marry my. mama. butihe wouldn't
because I was a baby. and he didn't
like children. he said. He wrote
things like you and mama. and he
said I'd have 10 go to my grand
mama because he couldn't write with
me around.'.. 81 (,
lis your mama Mrs. Thorndyke?"
He gave a little cry OF disappoint-
ment. Now You We gone and spoiled
1t ALL" he declared. How did YOU
know ."iEi, ~ .t 1, tJ,is Z s.
For a moment Thurston was 81
lent He could not tell.Sthls little
child that for four years he had
lived ,loyeless life because he had
asked the woman he loved to sscrI-
flee her little son to his career. He
had heard vaguely that she, too, had
found success as writer. but he had
never met her. For answer he caught
the child UP. Come said, as he
locked the bungalow door. ..I, too,
ann lost; help me to find myself"
And through the afternoon sun
the two trudged across the sand
dunes with IA common deatination.
one regretting that, he had been
found. the man fearful that he had
found himself too late.
w.
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Returning Home.

3 Mr.. Sam II. Nuzum and nlcces, Mrs.
A. T. Roberts and Miss Madge Sam.
pie, who have been making n tour OF
the south and who have spent the past
week at Hot Springs. Ark. will leave
the Springs tomorrow and will go to
Memphis Tenn They VIII also visit
Little Rocl:.. Ark, aud Louisville. KY,
and will make trip to Mammoth
Cave. They will return here in about
ten days.
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Art MILLINERY, CO. opsnlnaa

The Art Millinery Co. the Madts5ni
street milliners, is today holding the
regular sping opening. exhibiting \
full line of hats for thes Indies that
represent the best patterns or the SEX
son. This store has been enjoying q
nice business since opening In this
city about n year ago and the line
shown this spring Is being admired BY
many frineds ofStla store. Il
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Successful Affair.

The entertainments, given last even
Ing at the Catholic Church by the liz
dies Auxiliary Of the A. Q. H.,-Was a
thoroughly suceessful affair. A. good
crowd was Ia attendance and a nice
sum was realized. The principal adj
dress OF the evening was delivered by
Pew. Father Brown, CT Grafton, who
snoke Interestingly on the lie Of st.
5fatriek. 2 ~. Father, Boutlou ana
Father Churchill Of te%esyitte, also
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Returned to Huntingdon.

:, Mr. and Mrs. Gsorge Caldwell have
returned from six weeks honeymoon
and are now at the heme Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. BowIes.
en- Fifth avenue. The Wedding Journey
included .he Mardi Gras at New Or
ls7ns and the greater portion of the
two was spent at Beaumont. Texas.
with relativcs of Mr.. caIdweII.-Hunt-
intaon HeraId.Dispatch.
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lLlttIe EoIks. Gins.

Miss Pauline Moore Reed, the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed,
entertained the members of the Good
Luck Club yesterday afternoon ut her
home on sitxh street. The little ladies
spent pleasant afternoon with games
OF various kinds and dainty refresh.
nents were served.
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Easter Bazaar.

Extensive plans are being made for
the Easter Bazaar to be held by the
Ladies' Of Christ Episcopal Church at
the home Of Mrs. z. F. Robertson ON
Saturday afternoon and evening. MANY
attractive easter novelties and fancy
articles will be on sale at reasonable
prices. The ladieE will serve SAND
wieEes and coffee during the afternoon
and evening.
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Home From Hot sprin as.

= Miss Ida stcne returned today on
No. IA from a five weeks visit at Chi.
cago and Hot Springs. Arkansas. She
was the guest OF Mrs. VIC. Metzgar
and Miss stella Afetzgar at Hot Strings.
having joined them In Chicago. going
from that city to Hot Springs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-17
spoke concerning the life Ct St. Pat
rick. The programme, was enliv-ned
during the evening by number. Of
splendid musical selections.
Meme Banquet.

Everything Is in readiness for the
Mems barquet to be given this even
Ing by the pastor and board of deaeons
OF the First Baptist Church at the
church. Invitations were issued to all
the men in,any way connected with
the church and covers will be laid for
a large number. A surrptuous menu
has been arranged and will be served
by a committee efIcdies OF the church.
~ ti157s5. - Z, +sl.i.is, \
Club Meeting. $.s
rtlFT lie rrenular General. mectit,ut of the
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sorosis Meeting.
.I1ey1hee n E,oaf .

i$The scrosis club will meet to-mor-
raw Afternoon at $3.50 with MIST. /.
Brett. The regular programme from
the year book Will be carried out.
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Prayer Service.

The ladies Of the w. c. TIL u. and
the ministers wives will meet tonight
at seren-tlIrty O'Clock at tho NJ. E.
Church to prepare n programme for an
all day prayer service to be neld OH
Saturday of this week.