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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-04

Rome. Oct i.-vice Admiral Fra
avelli. commanding the fleet off Tri-
poll. reports that he bombarded Tri-
poll until sundown lass night. the Tur-
kish batteries answering Intellectually.
He expects to continue the lombard
ment today. refrainlng from Smelling
the town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-04

Mrs. J. r. Holland is in Oklahoma
City ihis week attending the state
fair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-04
WEATHER FORECAST.

= Tonight and Thursday oene1.
ally Fair. colder tonight. warmer
= Thursday in north portion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-04
BOMBARDING
/! TRIPOLI
= : AGAIN
led
port City has Fallen;
Mass Of Conflicting
Dispatches

telegram by United Press.
Fl ROME, OCT. 4--THE BoMsARp.
o FTRlPoLl WAS RECON-
CD MENcED THIS AFTERNOON AND
pf SHELLS DEMOLISHED THE FORTS.
=
Telegram by United Press.
constantinopIe. Oct 4-Discourag-
ed by her failure to please the powers.
Turkey is said to be planning 10 aban-
don Tripoli
1t Is reported that the city surren-
dered yesterday afternoon.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23

Marshal Jacoby received informa-
ton of safe blowing at Leesburg,
north of Warsaw. He could not say
whose safe it was, nor the amount
taken by the burglars. A horse and
buggy were also taken, supposedly
by the same parties. The horse Is
black with one white foot, and the
buggy is rubber tired.
Some thirty years ago the papers
of Plymouth carried the advertise
ment of ID. A. & d. F.. Snyder, Real
Estate and Insurance, with offices on
Laporte street. Everybody is FAM
liar with ID. f. who is known as
Dave by all, but some of the newer
corners here do not recognize ID. A.
who is known to the older ones as
Albert He has lived for a number
of years in South Bend, but has
been here for some days attending
to some matters at the State Bank
of which his brother Dave is presi-
dent. Today Albert is sixty-foul
years old, and little dinner party
is being held at the residence of his
mother. Mrs. Henderson, in soutl
Plymouth. Mr.. Snyder's daughter
Mrs. Lulu Rupe, i here from South
Bend. and from the same city comes
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brink, to be OF
the party. Mr.. Brink with hi,
father, built the Brink block souti
of the Kuhn garage, and Jane.
Brink built and lived In the house
where DR.. Brown lives on Webster
Avenue. We are always glad t.
have these people visit Plymouth
and note the improvements we hav,
made since they were residents here
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23

Jury Commissioners Michael Ryar
and j. f. Ray, had a drawing all to
themselves this morning. The names
drawn for the Petit Jury to serve al
the coming term of Court are:
William H. Payne, Bourbon tip.
Joseph Ross. Polk
A. j. Thomas, Walnut
Calvin Travis, Center
Geo. Gottschalk, Center
Truman Lemert. Polk
Simon Railsback, Walnut
Benjamin N. Young, Tippecanoe
Samuel Stuntz, German
Jasper N. Lake, Green
Asa 0. Roose, Walnut
John Reichart, .Jr., Tipecanoe.
The names drawn for the Grand
jury are:
James Edwards, West tp.
Perry E. Sarber, Union
Jacob II. Gottschalk, Bourbon
Jacob Sarber. Bourbon
Asa Forsythe, Walnut
Andrew Larsen, Walnut
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23

Samuel Tomlinscn is at South Ben,
today on business.
Edwin Rohrer was visitor a
Mishawaka Saturday.
Miss Gladys Brooke went to Fori
Wayne today for a visit.
Roy Cline of Bourbon took the
morning train for South Bend.
Mrs. Bruce Artz went to Bourbon
tins morning to spend the day.
Mrs. John w. Baugher is visiting
at Argos for few days.
Mrs. ]. c. Irwin Of Inwoodl is in
South Bend today transacting bust
ness.
Joseph P and Martin Anderson Of
Donaldson are visiting South Bend
today.
Mrs. VIM. Detviler and daughter,
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23

will return In the spring better for
the winter spent In the south.
The Young Woman's Social Union
of the Presbyterian church surpris-
ed Mrs. Pansy Hess-Peterson We'd
nesday evening at her new home on
north Center street. About thirty.
five were in attendance, short pro-
gram was given, and general
good time was enjoyed by all pres
! emf The ladies presented Mrs
Peterson with a substantial gift
that was much appreciated by the
recipient Mrs. Peterson is a gen.
eral favorite with the ladies of hei
acquaintance. and they anticipate
other pleasant meetings at her home
Joe Ballan who is foreman at the
dreede, wishes us to give the people
of Plymouth to understand that the
Dredee Company. nor those in charge
of the work. sanction the acts OF
the men who have been employed OF
this work when they come into
town and get drunk The rules OF
the dredge company forbid the EN-.
ployment of any man when under
the influence of liquor, and they do
not want to be held responsible fol-
men who no longer work for them
The work is progressing very vel
now that the water is lower, and
fair progress is being made.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
FRIDAY

Mrs. John Wolf of Tyner was in
the eli v today.
Nils Pearson was here from Don
aldson today looking after business
Prof. II. w. Owens left for his
home in Chicago this morning.
W. +. Leonard is in Lakeville to-
day putting lighting plant in a
residence there.
There will be Box Social this
evening at the Wilderness school
house south of the Mattingly farm.
Harry Mickey. who has been visit
ing his father. Gus Mickey of south
Plymouth. left for his work in Chi
cago this morning.
Carl II. Brown of Hamlet. is in
the city for the purpose of taking
vocal lessons of Prof. Owens. direct
or of the Mozart Club.
NJ Toner of Tyner is in the city
fixing up a deal by which Albert
Aeppli sells his farm of over eighty
acres, to Mr.. later of Peru.
The funeral of jeremiah NJ. King
er was held this morning at the fam
lily residence. A full obituary will
be given in our issue tomorrow.
Miss Mary Carmichael, State
Agent of Charities and Corrections,
was in Plymouth last night, and left
on the morning train for Hanna.
Orlando Packard. State Bank Ex-
amlner of Indianapolis. passed
through Plymouth today. Orlando
was at one time resident of this
place and held down the Mayor 3
chair during one term.
Mrs. Julia Thomson left on the
morning train for Minneapolis, to
visit her daughter, Gertrude, who is
the wife of Carl Kloepfer. Mrs.
Thomson lives on north Plum street
and is the mother of Mrs. Harry
CRUDE.
The postoffice article in yester-
days issue was mixed little In the
makeup, but is was only a case of
the cart before the horse. Both
cart and horse were there. and the
reader can place them right in his
mind.
Street Commissioner Jesse Nc
Neeley visited his people in Fulton
county yesterday. and incidentally
sought to bag a little game. If
there is anything that Jesse likes
better than to hunt and fish, it has
not been heard of yet.
The Young Ladies Society of st.
Michael church had pleasant
social at st. Joseph's hall last night
and goodly number were present.
A fine glass water set and rug as
prizes were given away, the lucky
winners being Catherine Sullivan
fer the set and Carl Born for the
rug.
The Mozart Club had another
splendid rehearsal of Pinafore last
night at X. p. Hall. The members
are taking much interest in the work
this season, and a number of new
faces are seen in the ranks. Prof.
H. W. Ovens, the director, is much |
encouraged at the prospect for the
best year Of the Clubs history.
Oliver g. Soice, cashier at the |
State bank, leaves Saturday for an |
extended Trip south. he will at |
tend the Bankers Association rs.,et- |
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
SATURDAY.


man is in Plymouth today.
Ed Grant of Argos is transacting
business in Plymouth today.
Mrs John II. Jones and daughter
are South Bend visitors today.
Miss Delpha Zumbaugh went to
South Bend today.
Mrs Chloe Scott has returned to
her home in Culver.
Miss Erma Humrichouser returned
from Fort Wayne this morning.
Mrs Jacob Milice went to Delong
on the morning train.
Mrs John Baugher who has been
at Argos for few DAYS. returned
home last evening.
James and Oliver Hepple of Bre-
men transacted business in Plymouth
Friday.
Miss Lena kOontz, who has been
quite sick at the home of her mother
en- Lewis street. is getting better.
Mrs Mary J. Henderson of Lafay-
cite is visiting her son, L. NJ. Hen
derson and family near Inwood.
Doctors Stevens. Loring and Ed
son returned today from South Bend
where they were attending a medical
meeting.
Lester Zumbaugh reports that his
wife who was taken sick after she
went to New York. is much better,
and improving steadily
A number of young ladies of Ty-
ner are here for the day. Among
them are the Misses Maude Burton,
Mabel Huffman, Gladys McKesson,
Lurel Jones and Minnie Kelver.
Lloyd Bowel was able to be out
on the streets. out looks rather frail
With care he will likely regain his
strength, and his friends rejoice to
see the improvement that he is MAX
ing.
Austin Bryan who has been in the
city for week visiting his mother
and other relatives. left last night
for Argos. where he will show the
Dustless Sweeper. made in Misha-
waka. which article he is represent.
ing.
Mrs Ada Butler. Mrs Amy Ponti-
Gus and Mrs South of Culver are
here to attend the meeting of the
SATURDAY. club. Mrs South is a sis
ter of Mrs Miller, of South Bend,
who addressed the club and guests
at the home of Mrs Humrichouser
thi afternoon.
Alexander c. Thompson who lives
In rooms in the Disher building. is
~ years old today He is among
the last of the early, settlers of Mar
shall County. and is not able to get
out among his friends as much as
formerly. He however enjoys a visit
with any one as much as ever. and
IS glad to have his friends call. His
Son Mortimer with his wife came
last night to spend the day with
HIM. Mort will be remembered as
boy of Plymouth, being graduate
OF cur high school. He is now locat-
ed In Chicago. but does not get
away from his business very often. |
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
ELKS ARE PROMISING !
SOME GREAT STUNTS

An old fashioned balloon ascension
accompanied by all the customary
thrills and excitement In connection
with the imitation OF the huge gas bag
and the ascension of a human being. at
the peril OF his life will be one of the
big free features of the annual Elks'
picnic at Kinde1s Grove next Wednes-
day.
What other amusement freaks the
brethren of the antlered herd will de-
wise VIII be detailed from day to day.
and some really extraordinary stunts
are promised for the amusement of the
immense crowd that is expected.
Abandon Aeroplans Plans.
But for the fact that all the aero
plane flyers who are to ather for the
Chicago meet are tied up in ironciad
contracts, the local Elks would have
spared no expense in getting a flyer
and his machine to come 10 Hammond
for the picnic and make an ascension
A committee composed of DR.. J. It.
Clark, Judge Reiter and Lawrence Cox
attempted to open negotiations with
some of the air navigators yesterday.
ut they were unsuccessful. They best
they could have gotten was a machine
for exhibition by an amateur who
would not guarantee flight Such a
contract at the expense of several hun
dred dollars was thought unsatisfac-
tory and it was decided to abandon the
project.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09

Miss Glazier and her guest went to
Austin. III. this morning to spend the
day with friends.
Miss Mable Sentag has returned TO
Hammond after several weeks visit
with her parents in Plainfeld. III.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Crane of chesan-
ing, Mich. are the guests at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Crane in Doty
street.
Misses Lillian and susanna Hilbrich of
Doty street will leave tomorrow for
South Haven. Mich. where they expect
to remain for a two weeks outing.
Mrs Mary Nicholas and daughter
Mis- Clara Nicholas of oakley avenue
left yesterday for a two weeks visit at
different points in Ohio. They will
visit relatives at Seri1le and Sterling
You won't be without a gas range IL
you call and see the ranges on display
at the Office of the Northern Indiana
Jas & Electric Company.
Miss Bertha Moore has returned to
her home in Elkhart, Ind after pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Crane in Doty street.
Misses Pearl BarfeId and Margaret
bowen nave returned from d N.iIcN
weeks visit at Rochester. Ind. and vi
cinity. The young ladies have been
visiting Miss Barhelds relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Coplin OF
Wanatah, Ind. are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs A. Burns at their home. 122
Hanover street.
! Mrs. Brennan and two children 81
Englewood are spending several DAYS
with Mrs Brennan's brother. Rev. Ed
war f. Barrett, at the rectory In East
Sfbley street.
The ladies of the knights of Column
bus are meeting this afternoon In The
X. of C. club rooms. They will spend
the Afternoon playing several games %
cards.
The Deborah Aid society of tn,
lChristian church is meeting this af
ternoon in the church parlors in Calu
met avenue. There will be a shor
business session and the rest of th'
afternoon will be spent in sewing.
Mrs H. Block is entertaining thu
ladies of the st. Paul's Lutheran AIT
society this afternoon at her home IL
Ogden street.
Mrs. Anna Dorsey is hostess this af
ternon to the ladies of the Golden Ro'
Club, at her home in Beall avenue
They will meet at small tables and en-
joy several games of pedro.
The Ladies Aid society of Frieden
Evangelical church will give an ic
cream social this evening at the corne
of Indiana avenue and Sohl street:
Ice cream and cake. coffee and sand
witches will be served. A cordial invi
tation is extended to all.
j. NJ Stinson is in Hobart toda
: transacting business.
James X. Osmer of Indiana Harbor
in Hammond today on business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09

Mrs. Clyde Smith viii entertain the
ID. s. club Thursday Afternoon at her
home in sheffield avenue.
The ladies' of the Martha Aid So
ciety of the Christian church will
meet Thursday Afternoon In the
church pariors-
I Mrs. #. A. Davis VIII he hostess
Thursday Afternoon to the ladies of
the r.. A. IL. club at her home IN
Michigan avenue.
The Ladiess' Aid society of the
Monroe Street Mission will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J..
Mcconnell I'm Van Buren, street.
The members of the ChrystaI
Pleasure Club will be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Geo.
Whiting In Beall avenue.
Mrs. Chns. Lnvene win be s.at
home Thursday afternoon to the
ladies of Sewing Circle No. at her
home in Michigan avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
MRS. sTREETER ENTERTArNs.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the NJ. E. church met at the
home of Mrs. G. r. Streeter yesterday
afternoon. The devotional service was
lead by Mrs. Towle and prayer by Mrs.
Davis. The program was in charge of
Mrs. Streeter. Several interesting mis-
sionary experiences were related by
the members of the society poem.
There's Enough to Do al Home" real
in very pleasing manner by Mrs
Amos. Reading Vanity Fair by Mrs
Leaning. why Send Missionaries to
Japan, reading by Mrs Dake. The
Mystery Box" was conducted by Mrs
Towle. This concluded the program
The closing prayer was offered by Mrs
Susan Woods. Delicious refreshme nts
were served by the hosteses, Mrs
'Streeter and Mrs. Leaning. A social
hour followed which concluded a very
pleasant and interesting AFTERNOON ses
sion. The next meeting will be the
18th of September and Mrs. F. D. Hix
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09

Committee Meetin Thursday Evening.
Arrangements have been made with
E. e. Gebhardt of Chicago Heights for
balloon ascension and this will un-
doubtedly prove to be a good attrac-
ton. Getting of all the committees
is planned for tomorrow evening.
Another big feature of the day III
be the automobile parade in which
every auto owner in the, region will
take part. Two very desirable lap
robes will be given as prizes. The cars
Will assemble in the vicinity of the
Court House in Hammond and the
parade will start at one o'clock. The
committee In charge of the parade is
made up of d ]. Moran. A. NJ. Turner.
Peter Crumpacker and George B.
Sheerer.
The sail price OF ten cents for a
ticket on the Flanders coupee auto
mobile has aroused popular interest,
and thus far a big sale of the tickets
is reported. The car is on exhibition
at Hentz's arage.
There remains but one more week
until the day of the picnic. Most of the
merchants have agreed to close their
stores for the afternoon to allow them
selves and the clerks half holiday
They realize that they are contributing
TO worthy cause because the proceeds
OF the picnic are to be added to the
building fund for an Elks' lodge build
ing which will be one OF the city's show
places.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Especial to THE TIMEs)
Crown Point. Ind, August 9.-The
following marriage licenses have been
granted here:
John X. Johnson, Mt. Pleasant Mich;
Frances w. Waggoner Pennebog.
Mich. Clarence Gentry. Chicago: Ruth
Beck, Chicago. Albert Mosser, Chi
cago; Bertha Goldbohm, Chicago. Da-
yid H. Knapp. Chicago; Marie Fitzger-
aid, Chicago. Engerol Hansen, Chi
cago; Margaret Heinz, Chicago Louis
J. Stallof, Chicago; Ida Gordon, Chi
cago. John Stephenson. Chicago; Mary
Cross, Chicago George Roach, Chi
cago; Carrie King. Chicago. Laurence
]. Hoffman, Hammond; Anna NJ. Car
roll Hammond Charles Il. Schoemak-
er. Fort Wayne. Ind; Mary Ida Horf-
man. Hammond. Fred Miller. Chicago;
Elizabeth ]. Bennett. Chicago. Her
bert Fuesterberg, Chicago; Emma
Herb, Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
FOR MARRIED FOLKS.

q AS a rule, If a woman will, she .
. can love her husband. Loving is =
. largely a matter of willing. And q
= ii means serving rather than be- q
y ing served. Let the woman who q
4 finds her husband full of faults =
q love him in spite of these. and de- q
q termine to help him in the most =
q tactful way possible to improve. q
q But at the same time let her look q
. well to her own imperfections, q
q And If ii seems to her that her q
= marriage is failure. let her look q
= TO herself: Is she doing all that q
. she can to make it a success? Is .
= she being the very best wife that q
. she can be. and is she bringing =
= happiness into her husands life? O
= The woman who wants to make .
. a success of her marriage usually =
= does. 1t is what we want to do =
= writes Elanore Robertson. lie we =
Q make up our minds that we will q
q be good wives and husbands, q
. writes Elanore Robertson. II wo .
q do not earnestly strive to fulhll q
q our marriage obligations, If we are q
= without the rudder of good resolu- q
. lions and principles. we drift. and .
= God only knows what we come to- .
y For the danger Is in drifting. No q
= human can stop an infatuation q
. of man and woman when it is at .
= its high tide. But human will can q
= stop it from ever getting a start =
. A tiny flame will grow into a rag q
= ing holocaust. The holocaust can q
. not be put out, but the small flame Z
q can be extinguished or prevented q
= from starting. 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
HONOR BIRTHDAY.

A surprise party was given last even
ing in honor of Miss Freida Shallow at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Shallow, 1919 Grover street. The
occasion being that of Miss Shadows
birthday anniversary. The evening
was spent in games and music until a
late hour The house was very prettily
decorated in flowers, carrying out
color scheme of red and white. At ten
thirty the guests were served with re-
freshments on the lawn Those who
enioved the evening were Misses Ester
F'riederichs. Lillian Friederichs. Edita
Barns. Anna Sturn. Anna shallow, Mrs.
August Nacke and children. Mrs. Sturn.
Mr.. and Mrs Shallow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
TEN DAYS OUTING.

A pleasant outing has been planned
for the next few days and a party OF
Hammond people left today noon via
the Erie railway for Rochester, Ind.
The party is composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Emerling and daughter Ell
tessa. DIR. and Mrs. F. Fl. Fox and two
children and Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Copper and two children. They will en-
gage cottages at Lake Manitou near
Rochester and spend the next ten days
in boating and fishing and various
other sports along this line.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
WAS. CLaUsEN 4 HOSTESS.

Mrs John Claussen was hostess and
entertained the young ladies OF the ~.
n. club last evening a her home In state
Line street. This was tho regular
weekly club meeting and nearly all of
the members were present Music and
needle work were the social diversions
of the evening. At ten o'clock the host
ess served dainty refreshments The
Misses Bertha and Emily Ebert will en-
terrain the young ladies of the club at
their next meeting Tuesday evening at
their home in South Holman street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
HERE From GRENcAsTLE.

William Smith of Grencastle, Ind is
in Hammond calling on former friends.
Mr. Smith has ben located for several
years in Grencastle where he has been
teaching in the public schools. This fall
he will go to Crookston. Mimi. where
he will take up the responsibilities Of
principal of the high school in that
city Mr. Smith reports the members
of his family to be in excellent health
and also that his sister Miss Orffa
Smith who was formerly a teacher in
the public schools of Hammond will be
married this fall to Rev NJ. c. Wright.
pastor of the NJ. z. church at Whiting.
Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
NEW CASES IN
CIRCUIT COURT

Crown Point, Ind, Aug. 9--The fol-
lowing new cases have been filed in
the circuit court here:
9105. Nathan p. Meeker Rufus
Schofield ct al. Quiet title.
9106. Andrew J. O'Connell VS.. William
J. Coulter eft al Quiet title.
s1o7. Adolph Hausmann VS.. Laura
Bayor Hausmann. Divorce.
Miller. Remonstrance.
910s. Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern r. c. Co. VS.. The Town of
Miller. Remonstrance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
VISITORS FROM RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Fox of Ogden
street are entertaining company from
Richmond. Ind. the party having ar
rived last Monday in automobiles. The
visitors are Mr.. and Mrs. George Hox
and Robert Heigher who came in the
Fox cav and Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Moore who made the trip in their ma
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
AGAIN called TO ARGUS.

Chas. Reed of AS May street received
a telegram last evening calling him to
the bedside of his father Vim. Kelley
Reed in Argus, Ind. He took with him
other brothers and sisters living in
this locality: Mrs. John Davis. Mrs.
Leona Kleinsmith. Will Reed, Robert
Reed, al of Hammond: John Reed Of
Gary, and Dave Reed of Chicago. They
left last evening on the 1890 Erie
train. The father has been Ill for some
time with heart trouble and is not ex-
pected to live. Less than a month ago
this same family was called home to the
bedside of a dying brother. VIM tfeed
has visited in Hammond a number of
times and has made many friends who
will be grieved to learn the sad naws.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
A LODGE SESSION.

An interesting meeting was held last
evening by the Progressive Court Tribe
of Ben Hur in the X. of P. Hall in the
Rimbach block. This was a regular
business meeting and there was a cool
attendance There was nothing of
special Importance and only the reeu-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-09
TRUE kINpREps MEET.

The members of the True Kindreds
met last evening in the ]. o. o. f. hall
in Feast State street. This was the
regular bi-monthly meeting and there
was a fairly good attendance. The
regular routine Of business was dispos-
ed of there being nothing of import
ance. The next meeting will take place
in two weeks and a good attendance is
desired.