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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-06
CORRESPONDENCE
News 81 the week Fired al fhe COURIER BY rs Husn
ing Correspondents I'm and AbOnf fhc County

/ j = Manson and wife came up from
Sioux City Monday evening FOR Few
days stay.
Mr. and Mrs n. J. Author and
daughters Ella and Edna autoed TO Sioux
City Monday,
John Bruier and wife of Vermillion
visited here Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
p. II. Limoges.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wright Of Sioux City
were oyer-Sunday visitors Or MIR. and
Mrs M. ". Authier.
Mrs. Strange and daughters OF Sioux
City spent last Friday here, the guests
Of Mrs. Victor Lafeur.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Crusau and baby Of
Sioux City were oveF-Sunday visstors
with Jefferson friends.
Oscar Beanbien arrived home last Fri
day from ~. Paul to spend Els vacation
here with bis mother.
The Misses Maud and Ethel Beavers
left Monday for Elk Point for few
days VISIT with friends.
Mrs. Minnie Maxfield and son F,ancis
OF Sioux City visited here the first part
Of the week with relatives
Miss Margret Manning left Monday
for her home In KalispslI Mont, after !
visit here with Mrs. r Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. solome Demers and
daughter, Mrs, Jene SENEGAL went to
Elk Point Monday TO spend the 9TH.
Mrs. Jene senacal and children Of
salix, Ia, spent last week here with her
parents, MI. and Mrs. salome Demers.
Miss Yronne Brouillette arrived here
Saturday from Chicago FOR month j
visit with her sister Mrs. Z. w. Collins
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Dnhaume and baby
left Saturday evening Tor Sioux Falls
for short vlsit with MIR. and Mrs. q. n.
Adams.
Mr. and Mrs r. ]. Authier and
daughters Edna and Ella arrived home
last Wednesday from three weeks visit
with relatives Ii Minnesota
The Altar Society ladies were delight
fully entertained last Thursday afternoon
BY the Mesdames w. /. Dennison and
Albert Montangne In the Ryan Hall.
The usual card game was The afternoon
amusement. Miss Thalfa Founkain vim.
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PROCEEDINGS
Account Of the DOingS Of the
County Fathers at Their
Recent Meeting.

Elk Point, !. OAK, June n, 1911.
Board met as per adjournment with
all members present also the Auditor.
The entire day Was spent In allowing
accounts.
On motion Board adjourned 10 meet
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of June,
1911.
Attest
OLIVER I. MUNsON, JOHN BRIGGS,
County auditor, Chairman.
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"You deceived me. protested the
woman at the washtubs When you
married me yon said you had jon
on the road And 90 ! did. my dear, Z
re3oined her husband. who was hitting
the pipe in an easy chair, hut it
hasn't arrived yet
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Westfieaa

Born. to Kew and Mrs, John Nlcker-
son, Monday July Ard, / son.
Born, q Mr. and Mrs WIN Warren,
MONDAY July Bra daughter
The mn iorilyo ne people III West
field celebrated the 9TH IT Elk Point.
BllIs are up Tor Wallace.s dog and
pony show % be here next Monday even.
lne.
Jos Rurnight and Duke Bogenriet
made a auto trip 10 Sioux City satur-
ar
Thos Hanes IN. N, Chapman and ri.
~ Chapman we're Sioux City visitors
sunday.
Frank Martin Of Sioux City spent Sun.
DAY At The home Of his father u. b.
Martin.
Archer Lilly and Ear. Mohr played in
the opera house for the dance The night
If the an.
Miss Anna Marks waa down from Gay
willie % visit her sister, Mrs Arch Lilly
last weeh
Mrs Ned spauldlne and her mother
Mrs' Wilcox visited n Yankton last
Thursday
Miss Loretta Tobey and her sister,
Mrs. Hordwell we're Sioux City visitors
"Wednesday
Mfs. Martin and daughter Camilla
ana uiece, Miss Mahan, started Thurs.
dry fof { visit 70 California.
The evening services Of the Conerega-
llonal ehnroh were held on the church
lawn lasA Sunday on account of the heat,
Miss Nae Warren vas III I.eiIars. H.,
Thursday 10 take The teachers examine.
ton bit vas taken II and compelled to
tetuFn home
Tom Conway drove III from hts claim
d South Dakota saturday evening hav-
ipe finished his breaking for this season.
Az drove his horses down for the winter.
Married Wednesday. Juue ", Leroy
Batchef II Wesstield and Hazel Mills 81
Akron uhey are residing al present a.
the home q che groom : parents east q
town
Mf and Mrs. Fred Tobey and W. and
Mrs Clements Df Ethan, came down
Saturday ii Nj. Tohs'a auto and snent
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Plymouth County. Lumber. l9l Go
Norton Edward. Refund oI Taxfs
Dissallowed.
Plymouth county, Lumber 100 20
Perkins Bros. Co., Supplies . 81
Price De. E. L. Fumigatirg and Mater.
lal..... ......... .......-.- ~ w
Peierson Chss. j. Printing .. 81 Is
RozeII & HaIverson Merchandise II Is
Ringsrud Mercantile Co Merchandise
Remington Typewriter Supplies 9 Is
lteid r.. ID. Salary for April 80 90
Ryan r. w. Road Work ..... ~ 90
Rapum Lewis, Commissioners Fees
and Mileage .............. so
Ralsten Il. L.. Coroners Juror , 90
Slagle r.. M. q Co.. Coal 81 56
Spreng Dr.. Medical Services 65 90
Springfield Peter, Road Work 50
Standard OH Co., Oil for Courthouse,
1850. ............. IL ~
Union County Courier, prin ing 80 Is
Wslroth Richard, Jauitor, Teachers
Meeting ................ 10 90
Tedrow Dr.. "a. W. Veterinary Service
,............ 49,. 49,. -. 8 90
Williams 9. A. Painting al Poor Farm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 50
Western Bridge & Construction CO..
Bridge Work, .......... $500 90
On motion board adj ,nrned 10 meet
on Tuesday the 4th day of July, 1911.
Ate ST.
OLIVER +. UNISON, JOHN BRIGGS,
C,unty Auditor Chairman.
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Deep Strategy.

How did the girls antismokIng
crusade turn out?v at collapsed The
young men OF the town organized an
anti-choc0late crusade. = Stray
Stories,
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Elk Point, s. Dak., june 18th, 1911.
Board met as per adjournment with
all members present also The Auditor
On motion the following liquor bonds
were taken up and approyed:P l..
Kelley, Chris Sieinbe K. Milton Schoo-
ley, J z. Teoskeg, w. w. Guillaume,
All Of Elk Point, $. DIX, and Dan
CLARA and j Il. Fountain, AL of JEFF
erson, 8. OAK
The balance OF the day was spent In
allowing accounts.
The following bills were allowed dur
Ing the session.
Authier Lswrence, SALARY for April
and May ..........e....- $ 2b0 10
Authisr Jennie, Saiary for April and
May .....s........-. 100 90
Auihter Lawrence, ifHx receipts on
County Sizes, ............... "A "a
Author lawrence, Expense. 3 90
Absel O. Al. Coroner's Juror, ? 10
Bushnell w. r., Fumigating and Ma
terial, ................ 10 90
Bernard Fred, Road Work, 49,. IL 90
Briggs John, Commissioners Fees and
Mileage, s...ss ... . ~ 40
Bushnell w. r., Med cal Service. 90
Beresiord Republic, printing. 81 rs
Berestord FIGURING Nils, Merchandise
.y... s..ss.s.t.. .......... I'D
Bushnell CT. Livery Hire. . 4 90
Connors I. r., Road Work "a 90
Christensen g. e., Merchandise and
repair, ........... 10
&c. M. A s n. n. RI, Ticket for pau
pers ...ss..s.s... 0............. | 81
Connors W. e., Running Grader 10 50
Collins Z. a., Coroner'a Juror, 90
Cnrran Robert, Fees acting as Coroner,
ss....s..s..ss.... ....... 10 90
Davis 81 Co. Merchandise for Poor
Farm ........s.. ...... 49,. II 90
Dennison ". r, Road WORK "A 90
Dennison N +, Commissioners Fees
and Mileage ............... 10 20
Elk Point Telephone Exchange, Tele-
phone SArvice. ............. % 80
Elk Point City, Gas and Water for
Court Hou4e.................. 81 90
u lckson N O., Coroner's Juror 90
Elliott Il f., Coroner,s Fees. 81 90
French Kathryn M. Expense. "a SO
Frost G. A. Merchandise, Labor 8 co
Gosa Mrs Mary, Washing Tor Jail
&...e.s..s.5..s.... s.s@a.....S.. z Oh
GundeFa0n Thomas, Salary for April
and May. J.nitor and Jailer, 10 90
gunderson Thomas, Boarding Prison
el9s *..s.s.,. s........ ~ %
Gunders0n Thomas. sheriTrs Fees and
Collecting Taxes, . !. a27 30
Harter Chas. H, Stamped Envelopes,
....... ................ 81 80
Henkin n Son, Merchandise. II rs
HAYES Clara, Salary ior April and May,
..s.... DO 90
Hammond \ Stevens Co, Supplies,
Observation-Disclosures n 00
Hyden a. Quarantine, Fumlgating,
Material and Expense Il 55
Herman Q Savage, Malefial and LABOR,
H, dsn De. Medical Examination 10 O0
Hyden Anna q Coroner Juror, 2 10
Hlssle Ida. Witness Fees. | 10
Hatsle Mrs. VIM. Witness Fees. 10
Halliday Jemes, SALARY, Game Warden
n. ..s. .ss. ID Oh
Iensen Marie. Labor I'll Poor Farm
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sELF,sHMEss HUMAN.


We will do anything for those
whom We admire, We viii do every.
thing for those who admire us.
This comes of self-love. the strong
est passion known to humanity.
1t exerts its potent influence on our
every thought. impulse and emotion.
The thoughtful. recognizing this.
have given us code of moral philos-
ophy that Is subtle process OF reas-
oning through which we account to
our own satisfaction for the misfor-
tunes of others and the good fortunes
OF ourselves.
That there is mo success without
desert" we say of ourselves; mo sors
row without sim" and mo failure with
out fault" we reserve for others.
When unfortunate we blame luck"
when fortunate we credit our own
prudence.
What miserable hypocrites We are
most of all with ourselves!
If il were not for conceit. which
hides from US our defects. the world
would be full of hypochondriacs.
Yet. vanity has done more for the
world. perhaps. than any other quail
|ity.
Take from us the desire to win adj
miration and see how little in tho
way of motive for good deeds and
seeming generous impulses would be
left to poor selfish humanity.
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EARLHAM GIRL ENTERrAINs.

One of the prettiest social func-
tons of the spring was the party
which Miss Mary Elizabeth Redmond
gave Saturday afternoon in honor Of
her house party of fellow students at
Earlham college. The handsome Red
mond residence at Ala West Jefferson
street was attractively decorated with
cut flowers, bouquets of pink roses
adjoining the mantels in both parlors
and spring lossOms-hyacinths, mar
cissus and sweet peas-embellished
the living room. In the receiving line
with Miss Redmond were Miss Bes-
sic Kingery, Miss Gladys Bose and
Miss Beulah Barrett Of Cincinnati;
Miss Florence Jay of Marion. Miss
Alice Doan OF New York. Miss Ruth
Courtney Of Washington, ID. c., Miss
Martha Scott of Richmond. and Miss
Mae Gipe Of Logansport. The prin-
cipal feature of the entertainment was
a progressive contest in which the
prizes. Harrison Fisher books, were
won by Miss Aileen Albaugh and Miss
Julia Leach. An elaborate two course
repast was the concluding feature of
the delightful affair.-Kokomo Trib.
une.
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PURDUE COMMENCEMENT.


Persons in this city will be interest.
ed in the following concerning the Pur.
due university commencement exer-
cises:
Sunday, June Eleventh.
Baccalaureate address, D. m. 49,.
Rev. Joseph A. Vance, Hyde Park
Presbyterian church. Chicago.
vesper Song Services p. m.
Monday June Twelfth
Baseball game. Purdue VS. Waseda
Tuesday, June Thirteenth
Class Reunions.
Annual meeting OF Alumni associa
tonic a. m.
Campus Luncheon-12 m.
Aviation Exhibitions p. m.
Faculty Reception-7:3O p. m.
Senior Hop-S:3O p. m.
"Wednesday, June Fourteenth
Graduating Exercises-9:30 a. NJ
Abstracts of Theses by Members OF
Graduating Glass.
Address by Hon, Joseph Folk OF
Missouri.
Comforting of Degrees.
Senior BanQuet-S p. m.
Several local young men are stu
dents at the university.
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speaking OF a recital given by Mr.,

speaking OF recital given by Mr..
kurtz says:
One of the rarest and most pleasing
of high class musical treats given this
season. under the auspices OF the La
dies Music club was the concert
which took place Friday evening at All
Saints Episcopal chapel. The large
audience showed by cordial applause
how we'll each number of the delight
fully varied program was received. In
the dramatic Torreador's song from
Carmen and in Governs Border Bal.
lad. Mr.. kurtz, man of fine physi-
que was at his best. both selections
peculiarly and very effectively show
ing the great capacity of his powerful
voice. which he also most cleverly
toned down to suit the daintiest OF
his selections. especially well sung
being one of his responses to three
lullaby. The Music club certainly
deserves a vote of thanks for making
it possible for Portsmouth music low
ers to hear such gratifying artist.
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Y. M. C. A. NET.

A meeting of the Womans Auxili-
airy Of the Y. NJ. c. A. was held Mon
day afternoon at three O'Clock in the
Y. NJ. c. A. building. Mr.. Weed gave
talk on the Ways and Means of
Earning Money This was very in
terestins.
The report of the boys work show
ed total Of 1885 at &c sessions with
an increase of 695 over last years at
tendance. In the report it was shown
that 1854 attended suppers given, and
60 boys took the international exami-
nations, As social functions were Civ
en-. The boys in small groups were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Pettijohn,
total attendance being 1913 at such
affairs. Last year LOSS. The Bible
study attendance was the same as
that Of indianapolis, showing the rapid
growth of the local association. A
supper will be given by the ladies
next Wednesday night.
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cially and with cards. Late In the
evening luncheon in several courses
was served by the hostess The
guests were Dr. and Mrs. W. c. Jay
and daughter of Rushville, Indiana,
Mrs. Edna Jay. Mrs. Jay. Miss Mary
Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Mather, Miss
Mary Harris. Mrs. Grant. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Mather, Mr.. Raymond
Mather, Miss Mary Mather, Miss
Louise Mather. Mr. and Mrs Albert
Kelsey, Miss Susan Kelsey, Mr. Wey-
land Kelsey, Miss Bertha Kelsey, Miss
Stella Kelsey. Mr.. Mather Kelsey. Mr..
Frank Chambers. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jay. Miss Margaret Horney and Mr.
and Mrs. H. s. Roberts
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Mrs. MURRAY HOSTESS.

Mrs. Omar Murray was hostess
Monday afternoon for the regular
meeting Of the Monday Afternoon
Bridge club at her home In East Main
street. The game was played at four
tables. There were no special guests
for the afternoon. Favors at the card
tables were given to Miss Forkher
Miss Marie Campbell and Mrs. George
Williams. The hostess served lunch
con after the game. The next meet
ing will be held in fortnight with
Miss Forkner.
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kEllv.lANcAsTER.

A very pretty wedding was cele.
brated Sunday In Jacksonville. 1ndi-
ana. The bride was Miss Priscilla
Lancaster of Tyrone. Kentucky,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lancas.
ter. and the groom. Mr. c. II. Kelly.
formerly Of Troy. New York. but who
now resides In this city. The bride
wore beautiful travelling gown with
hat and other accessories to cores.
pond. There were no attendants. The
ceremony was performed In the morn.
ing At eleven o'clock In the presence
OF a few guests. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
came to this city Immediately after
the ceremony and have taken up a res.
idence ut 1887 East Main street. They
have the best wishes of their many
friends for q most happy future. Al
though having come to this city but
recently Mr.. Kelly has made large
number Of friends.
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DORcAS SOCIETY.

Miss Ruth Mashmeyer was hostess
Monday afternoon for meeting OF
the Dorcas society at her home in
South Fourteenth street. Neediework
and social conversation were the main
features of the afternoon. The guests
for the afternoon were Mrs. Elizabeth
Jurgens, Miss Ruby Wilson, Mrs.
Charles Igelman, and Mrs. Carl Mey-
ers. Late in the afternoon the hostess
assisted by her mother, Mrs. George
Mashmeyer. served luncheon. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Crivel at her home in South Fourth
street.
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TO VISIT WITH RELATIVES.

Mrs. John McKone and daughter,
Miss Katherine McKone. of South
Fourteenth street, have gone to ST.
Paul. Minnesota, where they will visit
with Mr.. George McKone. Before re.
turning home they will go to Fargo,
North Dakota. to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. John MckOne.
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INVITED TO ATTEND EXHIBIT.

The citizens of Richmond are cor
daily invited to visit the exhibition
Of school pictures owned by Rich.
mond public schools at the public art
gallery in the high school. The ex.
hibition contains a collection of one
hundred paintings, Photographs and
prints selected from the six hundred
owned by the Richmond Art associa.
ton also hangs in the gallery. This
exhibition was opened to the public
April the First until May the Tenth
during each school day, also on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings and on
Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
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NET LAST EVENING.

Members of the Earlham College
Anglican club met last evening at
Earlham college. The program for
the evening was given by Miss Mary
Elliott. Mr.. Carl Alderman, Miss Lu'
cile Carter, Miss Florence Coles and
Mr.. Thomas Jones.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the meeting of the Trifolium Lit.
erary society of the First English Lu.
theran church held last evening in the
church parlors at seven-thirty o'clock
officers as follows to serve for the en-
suing year were elected:
President, Miss Elma Nolte.
Vice president. Miss Ida Meyer.
Secretary. Miss Elizabeth Kruger.
Treasurer, Mr.. William Eloff.
Corresponding secretary, Miss EN-.
ma Engelbrecht.
After the election two papers as out.
lined in the year book were given.
Mrs. +. w. Kruger read one entitled
"The City Of Madrid" and the other
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TO GIVE RECITAL.

Much interest is centering in the
recital to be given Wednesday even
ing at eight o'clock in the high school
auditorium. The affair will be given
by Mr.. Frank Bartlett Kurtz, the cele-
brated baritone singer, under the aus
pieces of the Richmond High School
College club. The noted singer will
be accompanied by Cecil Bean, pianist.
The Portsmouth Daily Times in
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ARE IN TOW NJ.

Mr.. and Mrs. ira Gift, formerly Of
San Diego. California, are in town for
few days visit with Mrs. Gifts
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitsell. They
are enroute to Youngstown, Ohio,
where Mr.. Gift has accepted posi-
ton. They expect to make this place
their future home.
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MEETING POSTPONED.

The Penny club will not meet
Wednesday afternoon of this week as
is the usual time for meeting. The
session has been postponed fort
night. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. McDivitt at her home in
Kinsey street.
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WILL De HosTEss.

The members OF the Wednesday
sewing circle will not hold their regu-
lar meeting tomorrow afternoon. The
meeting has been postponed until next
Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. Wal
ter Ley will act as hostess at her home
In South Eleventh street.
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DANCE LAST EVENING.

The dance given last evening in the
Pythian Temple by the Loyal Order of
Moose was largely attended. The
dance music. The members of the
order with their families and friends
enjoyed dancing until late hour
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MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Missionary society of the First
English Lutheran church. will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. En-
ma Eggemeyer at her home in South
Fourth street. All members are re-
quested to be present.
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WILL MEET WEDNESDAY.

The Friends Missionary society will
meet Wednesday afternoon at two-fif.
teen o'clock with Emily Windle at her
home in South A street, West Rich
mond. Mrs. Harry Keates will give
a report of the Triennial conference
held recently in Wilmington, Ohio. Mr.
George Tebbetts will give a talk. This
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$1.OO
At These Prices Will Buy Enough Of the Neees
saries and Staples to Last Year.

15c Children's Hose Supporters, Sizes good
Isle ................-.. .................5 sc
&c, s. and 10 White Cotton Tape. s I'd.
pieces, for Observation-Disclosures. sc
sc Soross Pins, $50 count to the paper, all
sizes. for .................. ....... Sc
&c 5-yard Linen Corset Laces, for .......... Sc
loo Juliette Wash Collar Supports 2Is, 5 and
So inch. 2 for Observation-Disclosures. Sc
All colors Good Darning Cotton. for ...... Sc
sc S00-yard Basting Thread, for ........5c
for &C Handle Iron Wax, for ........5c
&c Defiance Safety Pin, all sizes, for ......5c
lee Elastic shirt Waist Belt. .......-.... Sc
loo Extra Wide Isle Web Corset Hose Sup
porters ....................... ........ sc
sc 60inch Mercerized Tape Lines, 2 for
inch best quality Kid Curriers' ...........5c
&c Samson Pins. 400 assorted to paper for S.
Dolly Warden Wire Hair Pin Cabinet, 200 pins K.
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MEETING CHANGED.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the St.
Mary's church, will meet Friday after
noon of this week instead Of Tuesday
as is the usual custom on account of
the Knights of Columbus convention
which is converting this week.
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ATTENDED ThEAIER.

Misses Mary Richey and Elizabeth
mond and saw ''Ben-Hur" at the Gen
nett theater Saturday night.-New
Castle Courier.
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PERSEVERANCE BIBLE CLASS.

A meeting of the Perseverance BIZ
BILE class of the First Baptist church.
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
two-thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs.
J. w. Ferguson, us South Fifteenth
street. 1t is urged that members be
present.
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paper for the evening was given by
lar. e. B. Knollenberg. his subject be
ing. Spain of Today" The annual
banquet of the society will be held in
June and will be the last meeting of
| the season.
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PARTY At CLUB.

Mrs. Ray Holton will be hostess for
a card party to be held Wednesday
afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at the
Country club. All members are invit-
ed to be present.
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TO sPRINGF,ElD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirk of North
Eighth street will go to Springfield
Ohio. Wednesday where they will
spend the day with friends and rela-
tives.
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FOR GUESTS.

A beautifully appointed evening
party was given Saturday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Mather at their pretty
home in Spring Grove as a courtesy
to Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Hilyard Of Phila-
delphia. The evening was spent So
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HAS RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. ]. c. Cothrell of Kalama zoo.
Michigan, has returned home after a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d. Craig of the Union Pike.