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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
POWDERMORN
>ews-Champion Correspondenos.

Friday, september -.
Louis Frank Of Wet mountain val
ley is visiting with the Sammons
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Sammons. their two
oldest daughters and Everette will
take in the Montrose fair.
Mrs. Puffer, mother of Mrs. Sam
mons, vho has been here for several
months left ON the 18th for her home
near Hotchki-s.
Harry Terrell, now of SaIida but
furmerly of Creede is visiting friends
on the Cebolla. Mr.. Terrell is a
brother-in law OF Steve aud @ NJ.
Doering.
W. L. Sammons. wife, four daugh-
ters and Youngest son went to the
North Fork country the 18th for a
two weeks visit To Mrs. Sammons
brothers.
Will CObbs, mother and sister. Mrs
Jardine, returned to this section the
10th after spending year at Twin
Fails, Idaho. Mrs Cobbs has not re
covered from her affection aud il still
unable to walk. Mrs Jardine is
troubled with asthma.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
keass Cs,sh SA0.s.s Fee. U,s
: uriis JosrBai

inspector Cash Sampson is being
kepi b"sy InSPectsas the shipmeai-
81 castle IRON skis eosnty Al D..l-
las DIVIDE Saturday Gwd @ Galia-
Way loaded and shipped 4s9 head
A. fiacervIlie yesterday thirty cars
we're loaded by Lavender and
" heeler and Alfred Danham. the
si1ek consisting af 400 steers and
ll5 cows Today l. G Dsnison and
others are leading fifteen cars Of
~ Sed stuff and I'd johnson Of
Dolores. has driven IN leo head
which viii be shipped. max ins
twenty SLY cars IN all Other ship
mauts are scheduled 10 90 frrwaId
tomorre~ ID Is estimated that IN
the f0ur days about flO0.gn0 worth
Of isi stuff viii g. 10 the markets oa
the Missouri river
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
JACKS CABIN.
News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday. Septemher 2

tuesday, September 26.
Mrs. A. q. Mcdonald of Crested
Butte paid Ed Allen and family a
visit first Of the week.
Weather fine and everybody baling
and loading hay. Market price seems
To he around Sl200 per ton.
Floyd Allen had the misfortune to
ial while al school Monday and
break a bone in his right arm.
Misses tOra >onger and Agnes
CLARK OF Crested Butte attended the
dance saturday night at the school
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Whitacre of
hern, Calf, left ON sundays train
Tor Kansas City, after spending a few
days with the Allen family. Mrs.
Whitacre is a sister of Mrs. W. d.
Alien.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
DOYLEvILLE
News-Chsmpion Correspondence
Tuesday, September 26

Tuesday. September rs
Mrs. Addie McAllister is spending a
lew DAYS ON her ranch.
g. A. Des Combes visited the
county seat saturday
Siebert Redmond arrived from
trippie Greek "Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Bush aud Mrs W. A.
sheldon spent part of last week in
Gunnison
M. W. slate and Siebert Redmond
wer" visitors in Gunnison aud Sapi-
nero from Friday till Monday.
Mrs. Annie Ciemmons. who cooked
tor lies tDmbes brothers hay men,
returned To Gunnison Friday.
Frank Dunn is moving his house
hold goods To Gunnison having de-
eided To locate there for the winter
Miss Sara Easterlv accompanied
by Mrs. Ditto and Miss Mamie Har-
wood, visited our school "Wednesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
ONO CREEK
News-Champion Correspondence;
Wednesday. September

Wednesday. September q.
i. W. Gray il building a large
machine barn 3OX6u ieet
The Cunningham school opened
Monday with Miss Alma Easterly as
teacher.
EairView school opened Monday.
sept. II, with Miss Grace Giles of
Denver as teacher for the fall and
winter terms.
Ranchmen are about all through
harvesting their barley aud oats.
some are stacking grain this week
and Others are baling hay.
W A. Gillaspey, Joseph Eilebrechf,
David and Miss Alma Easterlv re-
turned from the Montrose fair Satur-
day aud report good time.
Miss sara Easterlv county superin-
tendent. is visiting schools at Marble
this week accompanied by her
brother lie Van and Miss Matte
Brown.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
NORMAL NOTES
News-Champion Correspondence:
Wednesday, September

"Wednesday, September =.
Mr. Richter played violin soho in
chapel Monday morning.
Irene Hicks of CroOkston entered
the elementary course the first of the
week
Jav Miller returned from Denver
sunday evening and re-entered school
Monday.
The basket ball grounds were laid
out Friday evening and practise
commenced.
Roy Hollingshead entered school
Monday and will finish the elemep-
tary course this year
A foot bail game is scheduled for
Friday afternoon between the high
school freshmen team and the gram
mar school eleven.
At meeting of the Athletic Asso.
ciation last evening, Ashton Win
slow was elected president and Roy
Hollingshead secretary-treasurer
The librarian. Miss Carpenter
assisted by Miss Spicer and Mis-.
Hennes spent some time Saturday in
rearranging the books in the library
Two photographers who have
been photographing Western Slope
schools were here yesterday and
took several pictures of the building
and pupils
The collection Formerly belonging
10 DIR. Jennings is now in the Norm a.
School museum. Prof. johnson also
had a number of relics which he added
TO the collection.
The teachers and pupils of the ad-
yanced normal course were pleas
antly entertained at the home of Miss
Vera Adams last Friday evening
Miss Wonders and Miss Courtney
also entertained a number of young
people Saturday evening
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
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ai uieu 10 chssrge af THURMAN C'.-e
a. expeH'enced usari,le nsaH Re-
THts are thai very exceiieuf s.al.ss
ai marble = beIn9 opened
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
ONO CITY
NsWs.Champion Correspondence:
Fnlat. serlemlmr 2!

FRIDAY, SeFtemtter -.
Miss kiivert returned frum Ouray
SUNDAY
" c. kerr has been ill at hi- hsme
this wesk
Darius Nigle Was n pa--euger en-
Monday train f1r bouvcr
Nm MuTdie and Miss >eIlard
drove over tp Tin Cup sunday
The town has commenced to put
down the new sitiew alis- this week
Mr. Brown and Mir. Lanuue have
purchased the IarkmgtOn building
aud started a barber shop.
Mr.. aud Mrs Kane recently of
Trinidad arrived IN our town to-day
and intend making this their home.
Arthur Moore. with his mother
aud uiece visited Mr. aud Mrs Moore
from saturday until Monday They
we're enr0ute from Kansas to seattle.
" ash
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
CROOxSTON
News-Chsmpion Correspondence.
SnnllaN SentenIber

sunday. September "a
Cecil Hirdman and wife have
moved up where Henry Hirdman
lives
Mrs Frank Hicks returned from
tie Red Gross hospital last Wednes-
dus
Louis Templeton and father. Miss
Mabrl Hisks aud father Mr. aud Mrs.
Hilderbui ile. and Mr. and Mrs steve
Walters went 60 Muntrose Monday
60 attend the fair
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
BALDWIN
>"~s-ChampioB Correspondence

Tuesday. September 2s.
John Lombardy il here a lew davs
this week ON business.
The hunters are preparing To be ia
the bills when the season opens
Mrs. James shack leiord returned
IRON tirand Junction last Saturday.
There IL to he n ball next SATURDAY.
evening at the Mt. Carbon hall. The
best music engaged and a good sup
per served. Everybody invited 10
have good time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
COUNTY TKtAsURgs-. vorIcr

TO FRANKLIN WALKER THoRNToN "a
1HoAAS, JAMES NDt Nj AND THF HIIpS
OF Dl NCAN MACkINTUSH DE- FASH
AND To ALL PERSONS HAVING An TNTf /, ,
Isl OR TITLE OF RECORD N OR To THE
LAND HERklNaFTEE DIS RIBED
NOTICE i HEREBY GIXEN thar ON the
sth day 81 Novemh her A. b f.I the fs,iist ve.ip1
ne-srl bed property, situate IN the County ~
Ilnhi-on and STATE Of oi0rada tf-wft.
The Nv a ofNNia of " a ~ 80 tsrd y 81.
- Ma of NEi4 of see all in Io~nahip A. n
X W and the tls ~ SE1s 81 So. 81 - X
ana the sls Of NNh Of sN ( 81 See 81 All n
Township A. Y r. ". was rold Tor tbs A.
una ient taxes Tor the year I~s and purtah a. sd
by Gunni-on County
That said premises were rsxeA far ssfa ,-ss.
fs+ in the name 81 Franklin Walker - ei
That the said 6unni-On County by ftsf e,up
y Treasurer did IN. 18th dsy - S..flr.r,Ii.-
isii duly assign the certificate sf ,,ur
chase. which is-uef hv the Connie
Ir.-e-urer, 70 said unni-on County for at.s,y,
sale. - y Nsrk ints-h who hath made 20
guest upon the Treasurer of -afd County fer
n"tihch tlon- a. provided hv the La " Of i25
N order That he may b-rpufe entitled "a a
thN deed on said certificate for said vesr
That the time Of redemption of said rssI
e-tatt ron such tax sale VIII expire on he
eth dsy Of January A D. 1872 and . "a.
deed VIII issue therefore On tn. 9Th dsv ~
Jsnna-y A d. 1872. unless redeemed Thereto
fore.
- Dated this 18th day of >.-pteu,..4- 4.
ANNIE NJ pOwNEy
Treasurer of said erfiu isesr County
By 2 6 PALMER Deputy.
Pub sept z2-oct- & Isl1-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
CASrLETON
News-Chsmpion Correspondence.
Tuesday, September 26.

Tuesday, September 26.
Joseph and Mike David, VIM
Waugh and Mrs. jos. Craverro drove
to Gunnison Tuesday.
5 c. Haggart arrived from Canon
City Monday and is nj the Partch
ranch visiting his brother A. A.
A. Lweifel and Jas. Ferrens have re-
turned from Gunnison and are again
AT work ON the Black Diamond
Z. A. Green. g. r. Rawalt and e 4
Mcdowell were up to the Bald win
school house saturday night TO
organize n Farmers Union.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29

Mrs. Geo. Hubbard and children
were down from the Buttes yester-
day
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-29
TWENTY YEARS AGO

sho,aa aud arq'saisfano, he foysDf.
Aud Hsror brought b. msHf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14

ersburg
Lugh-Simpson Grocery COMPANY. Of
Morgantown. W. Va, to carry on n
general wholesale and retail grocery
and mercantile business. Authorized
capital. 100000. lncorporators: Roy
A. Lough and Waitman T. Simpson. OF
Morgantown. w. Va: Charles w. Fv.
ans and Isaac y. Tough, of aFirmont.
w. Va. and James F. Campbell, OF
Pennington, W. Va.
Central Development and Realty
Company. Of Buckhannon. w. Va. to
deal in real estate. Authorized can't.
tai, $4,000. Incorporators: q. q.
Young. II. S. Stockert, c. s. Holden.
U. ]. Jenkins and J. Ira Jenkins, all Of
Buckhannon. W. Va.
Tho Wheeling Livery Company.
through its president, u. G. Nichols.
has filed papers with the Secretary
OF State, showing an Increase I'm the
authorized capital stock from $4,000
TO 10000.
The a. r. Lewis Glass Company. OF
Morgantown, has increased its au-
thorized capital from $4,000 to s25.-
600 notice 20 that effect having been
filed with the Secretary OF state BY
President F. W. Falzman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
Why Some Women
Have Beautiful Hair
From London Saturday Review

From London saturday Review
The POPULAR method of caring for
the hair is wrong" says Prof. II. l.
Snavely. Make your own investiga-
lions and see for yourself Take the
woman addicted TO frequent sham
pooling with scented soaps and the
use OF so-called hair tonics and com
pare her with the woman who de-
bends upon sane and sensible dry
shampooing. Only too often you find
the soap-and-water woman's hair thin.
scanty. brittle and dull in color.
Now note the results OF dry sham
pooling. You find the hair long,
abundant and glossy II Is light,
bright and FUZZY. while the scalp is
clean and healthy. You'll find no
dandrun or soap scales on that head.
ANY woman 10 properly care for
her hair should use a dry shampoo.
Mix four Ouncesso powdered orris
root with four ounces OF therox.
Sprinkle n tablespoonful of this mix.
ture upon the head; then brush the
powder well through the hair. The
therov and orris root mixture is much
better than orris root alone-and
therox can be depended upon 10 grow
hair IL anything will"
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A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Miss Henrietta Stllwen Of Fair
mont. is the guest of local friends.
The Warwood nest OF Owls will
give a euchre. bowling. and dance at
Lasche's hall. warwood, Thursday
evening. April 20.
Mrs. Jane Tetrick is the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. NJ. Z. Burchinal. OF
Warrington.
Mr.. Harry V. Ankle, the well known
local newspaper man. has returned to
his home in this city from Hot
Springs. Ark. where he reported the
Pittsburg ball teams early practice.
Miss Henrietta Stillwell, OF Fair
mont. is the guest Of friends in this
city. q.
Mr.. w. A. Finley, OF Fairmont. is
visiting in this city.
Francis. Flood, the South Side
grocer. who has been confined TO the
North Wheeling hospital for some
time. was removed 70 his home on
the South Side. and is resting much
better.
Rev. Father Altmeyer. OF Hunting
ton. w. Va. was in the city yester-
day attending the funeral OF his
nephew.
Miss Edna IT. Ewing. OF st. Louis.
Mo. arrived Thursday and is a visitor
at the home OF her sister. Mrs. Z. f.
Boyd.
Miss Jeanette Marshall. who has
been visiting Mrs. A. Klinkler, OF Full
ton. has returned to her home In
Pittsburg.
Miss Helen King is confined to her
room at the Stratford hotel by Ill
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Speidel left
Thursday evening for Atlantic City,
where they will spend Easter.
Mrs. Sue Bowers. who has been
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Andrew
Harris. OF Moyston street. has return
ed TO her home in Steubenville.
Miss Katherine Weber has returned
to her home in Erie. Pa, after a visit
with friends in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Paxton, who has
been attending school at New Milford.
Conn. will spend her Easter vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Paxton.
Mr.. William Ellingham left We'd
nesday for Atlantic City.
-hi- anu MEH. 1euTy Beuter, OF
North Main street. are rejoising over
the arrival Of baby boy.
Misses Mary and Rhea, daughters
OF DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Haskins.
have returned 10 their home on the
South Side to spend their Easter va.
cation. They have been attending
school at Mt. de Chantal.
Mrs. DR.. Harry p. Campbell left
Thursday evening for Chicago. Ill.
where she will spend Easter With
relatives
Mr.. Robert Dimmy. proprietor Of
the Edgwood pool room. is confined
TO his home by la-grippe.
Mrs. Mary Schenk. of Fulton. will
spend Easter I'm Philadelphia with her
daughter
Mayor c. G. Schmidt was in Clarks.
burg Wednesday attending 10 bust.
ness.
The infant son OF Rev. Rasche. who
mas been so seriously III for about
three weeks IS reported TO be about
the same.
Miss Laura and Master Herbert
Ferguson. OF Littleton. were guests
OF Mrs. T. IT. Morgan. Of the south
Side. yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
About People
Movements CT individuals t. ans
From the City

John Herschel. proprietor OF the
Turkish bath rooms i'm the Schmul-
bach building. was business visitor
at Pittsburg yesterday.
Officer Schroeder, of the city police
force, is confined 10 his home with
neuralgia.
Mrs. George Long. OF South Foff
street. is confined to her home with
Illness.
Miss Cora Long and Mrs. George
Carp. OF the South Side, will leave
in a few days for a visit with friends
in Cincinnati.
William Blum is seriously III at his
South Side home. lie suffered a par
alytic stroke this week.
Mrs. Sarah +. Hartley. OF Nineteenth
street. is confined az the North Wheel
ing hospital. recovering from the ef-
fects Of an operation performed yes
terday morning
Rev. J. p. Warner will preach this
evening at the city gospel mission
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REVERSED
WAS JUDGE MASON IN OIL CASE
FROM MARION COUNTY.
Important Opinion Rendered BY Su.
preme court-State Grants
Many Charters.

Special Dispatch TO the rnteiligencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April IL
President Williams, writing the opin-
lon OF the Supreme Court of Appeals
in the case of MILAN VS.. Bartlett, from
Marion county, reversed Judge Mason
and remanded the case for further pro-
ceedings. The case involves oil leases
and is considered of especial interest
TO persons leasing lands for oil and
gas purposes. and also from the fact
that II is seldom the States highest
court has reversed Judge Mason.
President Williams holds in the
opinion of the court that IAN express
covenant TO perform certain acts i'm
plies a covenant TO refrain from the
performance of other acts which oper-
ate TO defeat performance of the ex-
press covenant, and that a covenant
by the assignor Of an interest in an
oil lease that he will pay the rental
and prevent n forfeiture is broken by
sale thereafter OF the lease to an
other, who makes a surrender OF IL.
or who by failure to pay the rental suf-
fers a forfeiture.
Cabell County Case.
In refusing to reverse the Circuit
Court Of Cabell county in the case of
Guthrie vs.. Huntington Chair Com
pany, Judge Brannon. in writing the
opinion OF the Supreme Court OF APP
peals, held that sets-off and partial
payments must be specified in a plea
or in an account filed 10 be proveable.
and referred 10 Section 4 OF Chapter
126. Codge OF 1906. 10 sustain this
position.
II was held that evidence 20 show
failure Of consideration in a promis-
sorry note must clearly show that the
thing on which the failure rests en-
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tered into the consideration OF the
note"
The action was due to a sale by the
Thacker Chair Company 20 the Hunt
ington Chair Company OF its manufac-
turing plant and considerable lumber
that was then in the yards OF the for
mer company. The purchasers gave
four promissory notes in part pay
ment. One OF the notes was later
transferred to ]. w. Guthrie, VINO
brought the action in the Circuit Court
OF Cabell county and secured a judg-
ment which the Supreme Court has af-
frmed.
Bring Educators to State.
The West Nirginians who will 90 70
the meeting of the Conference for Ed
ucation in the South, which this year
meets at Jacksonville, Fla, feel jubi-
liant over their chances OF bringing
the next meeting to this State. where
the organization had its birth about
ten or twelve years ago at Capon
Springs, in the eastern section of the
state. Five or six of the delegation
that will attend the meeting will 20
from this city. and will include State
Superintendent NJ. p. Shawkey. Profs.
l.. l.. Friend, l.. J. Hanifin and Ram
sey. and possibly Superintendent Geo.
>. Laidley. OF the city scnoors.
With these will be Hon. John ].
Cornwell. OF Romney, who will en-
deavor 70 convince the educators that
they ought 70 come back 10 the place
OF their birth for a meeting.
New Charters.
The following charters have been
issued by the Secretary Of State:
Huddleston Realty Company. of
War, Mcdowell county. W. Va. 10
deal In timber. coal and other min
eral lands, operate mines and develop
timber and mineral properties. Au-
thorized capital. 100000 Incorpora-
tors: ]. a. Huddleston. Yaeger. W.
Va; W. w. Whyte. WEIGH. W. Va:
J. W. Cooksey. Yukon. W. Va: c. l..
Donovant and B. p. Payne. Berwind,
W. Va.
Boulevard Place Improvement Com
pany' OF Huntington. W. Va. 20 deal
in real estate. Authorized capital.
$4,000. IncOrpOrators: J. {. Raddin.
Jr, r. W. Breeze. Harry F. Gray. J. +.
Thompson and X. p. Aleshire. all OF
Huntington. w Va.
Richie Reserve OIL & Gas Company.
OF Parkersburg. W Va. 20 drill for oil
and gas I'm Richie and Wood counties.
Authorized capital. s25 900, Of which
5000 has been subscribed and 81 900
paid. incorporates. H. ID. Behrman.
J. o. Mead. G.. q. Bell. G.. r. Chancel
Tor and u. p. McGinnis. all OF Park
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NEWS BRIEFS
Little Items Told In q
Few Lines.

Special services were held this
week az the Wesleyan chapel Of the
South Side. Last evening. Rev. II.
VI. Flanagan. OF the Hope church.
preached, and thiss evening Rev. 2.
W. Metheney will preach.
The Rev. G. Theodore Benze. d.
D., president OF Thiel college. Green
Vile. Pa. IL the guest Of his brother.
the Rev. Dr. a T.. Benze, Of the Zion
Lutheran church Dr. G.. T. Benze
and three other brothers are promi-
nent Lutheran clergymen. lie will
preach at the Good Friday and Easter
services at Zion Lutheran church.
The LaBelle plate department
will resume this morning. being of
two days on account OF the shortage
OF steel.
Wheeling lodge No. 1, I. o. OF s
IT,. held a meeting last evening al
Bishops hall. and a few candidates
were initiated
The Fahey planning mill and sew.
eral other buildings are being torn
down on South Water street. I'm order
Co make room for the erection OF a
power plant 20 be built by tho Con.
sumers' Electrical Company. The
total cost viii be about 5000. 600 Fx.
oavating will bo started IN a few DAYS
The foundation viii be erected OF
concrete.
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beautiful lyric soprano will do II ius-
uce. Miss Nell Showacre will sing
some modern ballads and Wakefield
Camden's indian love lyrics. Mr.. Da-
Vid Crawford will be heard TO great
advantage in Garden OF Allah" a
very dramatic and beautiful song. An
additional well rendered program will
be heard.
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The members Of the Warwood Wo-
mems Civic Club met in the Warwood
hose house last night and made ar
rangements for an entertainment 10
be given in the Warwood church on
May 2Oth. A musical and literary pro-
gram viii be arranged. The AFFAIR
Is being given 20 raise money for the
Improvement of the Warwood bathing
beach. and the interest OF the people
up the river in the project is increas-
ing daily and the prospects are very
bright.
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Mrs. Rlcel,s Concert

The concert TO be given in Mounds
Vile by Mrs. Ricardo Ricci on April
goth, at the United PRESBYTERIAN
church. is anticipated with much pleas
ure. The soloists who will be heard
are Mrs. John Bayne. Miss Nell Show
acre and Mr.. David Crawford. A spe-
cial feature Of interest will be the new
song by Mrs. Ricci. which will have
lis first hearing. II is called THE Joy
Of Spring" and is written for and ded-
icated 10 Mrs. John Bayne. whose
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Xxx Club

Miss Wilma Strahl was hostess to
the NIX Club at her home in Bellaire
thursday evening. Sewing was in
dulged In In the early evening. and
music was enjoyed. after which dain-
" luncheon was served. The club
members present We're: Blanche Kla-
Der. Bertha Burrows. Hazel Cash, Pau
line Meek. Mrs. VIM. Sherman. Mrs.
J. $. Carmean, Miss Roster and Miss
Wilma Strahl.
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VIII Serve Dinner.

From II TO ] O'clock April 20 the
Woman's Auxiliary of St. Luke's Fpis-
copal church o fthe Island will serve
dinner In the parlors in II. c. Franz
helms new store on Main street. All
men are cordially invited TO attend. as
the women will make special endeay-
ors to serve business men promptly.
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Gymnasium Class.

The gymnasium classes of the
Young Women's Christian Association
viii meet as usual during the week
The Friday afternoon class. which
meets at 4. will meet as usual. but the
basket ball practice in the evening.
Friday, will be omitted. also the class
which meets Friday evening al Z