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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-19
Grain In 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ls.-Ciose: Wheat.
May 80 S-s; July "a is.
Corn, May So 3-4Q65 rs; July
65 1906 5'S.
Oats Dec. 4s IA; May 49k.
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to-. x K 80 a.1F,sia @f5ft
Sackmo'n $ :.
Gaais.,s''. FurnisRer,1,s..

8 ~ )
Notary public at the standrod
bank; I'LL. =, :. u
Call up the Elevator and get prices
on grain. ,Phon 2o4. 12tf
Delicious cool drinks and ice cream
at the Modern Pharmacy. 1T
Attorney A. w. Holden, of Idaho
Falls, was. in Blackfoot Monday.
Miss Lavina Plant is clerking for
the Blackfoot Mercantile condpany. g;
MONEY TO LOAN7on Farm and
City property. gr. Ne'''s1 a4tt
The Misses Olive and Mary Hunt
ing are located at 1114 Fort street,
Boise. j.,
The LOOMS Bakery, opposite the
IdanssLumber company's, still sells
for o. cents = III. 4 3ti
Mrs. William lL, 4 1 onde is ip charge
at Mrs, Eva 3 Smiths millinery
store during the. owners stay al
American Falls.
Mr.. James Good entertained his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Chas. w. Buffers
of Chicago. last week. He has ~
acres at Buhl that he is planting to
orchard, and selling in 'five-acre
tracts to Chicago men.
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Prunes for sale. Christ, Jeweler.
DR.. F. A. Sloan, osteopath. Boyle
building. rhone 1853. 26tf
DR.. DIPPED, the dentist All work
guaranteed for ten years. 2Stf
Miss Rebecca Jones, of Rupert,
Idaho, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
w. A. Younie.
The October term at Links Bust
ness College, Idaho Falls, opens Mon
day, October End. u 15-1
Shorty" Parkinson, who has been
IN Omaha for the past month, re-
turned last week.
Mrs. Dallas Priokett, of the Uni
versity of Indiana, is teaching the
school at Porterville.
A new beet dump is in course Of
construction at the Thomas siding
on the Aberdeen branch.
Mrs. Anna Carter Yoe, who came
from Berkeley, Cal, recently, is now
teaching the school at Wapello.
e Pelky Bros. the contractors, began
work Monday on modern seven
room dwelling for Carl Severn, at his
farm northeast Of Moreland,
Dance To-Night-aelet dancing
party tonight at McYicar's Academy
OF Dancing, West Boyle Bldg.
Gentlemen SOC. Ladies' free.
All the graduates Of Links Bust
ness College are working and earning
good salaries. There is steady de-
mand for competent bookkeepers and
stenographers. ISL
We are now preparedto draw your
plans and specifications for anything
you may want to build. Pelky Bros,
architects, office $50 South Univer-
sity street. Blackfoot. ST.
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The district Court will convene at
on the 18th OF November.

The district Court will convene at
Biackfoot on the 18th OF November.
Times are always good for gradu-
ates of. Links Business College.
Plenty Of work and good wages. Start
course next Monday and get into
limo for business. ISL
Mrs. Ernest Atwood and little
daughter, Virginia, returned to their
home in Boise after three weeks
visit with Mrs. Atwood's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Quillin.
Roy Hickey, who lives on the Cas-
sius Smith farm below town, is mar
keting 400 boxes of selected Wealthy
apples from SO trees, besides having
lot of windfalls for making cider
and vinegar. !.
Our young readers would do well
to investigate the opportunities open
to graduates Of Links Business Col
lege Of Idaho Falls They will send
a copy of their College Journal free
to ali who ask for it. 15-1
Walter Loomis and wife came out
from Illinois last week to visit the
family of A. J. Snyder at Springfield
Mr.. Loomis took UP some land there
about Ave years ago and lived on it
for some time. ~.
FOR -,aSALE--Forty-acre improved
ranch adjoining town Of Riverside
Five-room rock house, rock milk
II house, potato cellar, outbuildings
SO inches water. Price $350e.oo.
$1500.O0 cash, time ON balance
y Chas. O. Burket, Blackfoot, Idaho
Miss Pearl Bingham. Of Ogden
who has been visiting with relatives
in Riverside and Gorveland for the
past two months, returned to hel
home Friday. She has made many
friends who will miss her company
| and who hope that her next visit will
be made permanent.
DIR. Francis H. Poole, formerly o.
this city, now the superintendent o.
the Idaho State Insane Asylum a
/ Blackfoot. came up the first Of. thu
week to look after his ranch below
,lsOwns Chss. A. CLARK. has purchased
IN half Interest In the ranch and tn
farm u - % put under cultivation
fxnd y ian wheat crop planted
Mackay 19l.ss. - -.
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" The regular priesthood meeting OF
the Blackfoot Stake will be- held at;
Blackfoot on Saturday, II September
3Oth, at 1880 pm. "A full attend
ance of the priesthood Is requested.
The regular High Council meeting
will be held on the above date at
1890 a. m. Every member is expect
ed to be in attendance. IA
The various auxiliary organization
meetings will also be held upon the
foregoing date as usual. All officers
will kindly take notice.
JAMES DUCKWORTH,
JOHN F. SHELLEY,
HEBER c. G. RICH.
W.. Stake Presidency.
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FURNISHED ROOMs-Nice from,

FURNISHED ROOMS-Nice front
rooms for rent; convenient locality;
= bath. Cor. e, Main and Bridge SITS.
u Phone 222. iu4o4 X. aosuyal
Mrsp Frank asiegol, who has been
very i'll with ptomaine poisoning, is
much improved and is able to be In
the bakery again. r.
The v. I. s. will have q picnic next
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. They
will meet at the City Hall, and then
they will 60 to the city park.
Miss Mabel Thompson was taken
to St. Marks hospital and operated
on for appendicitis Monday. Dr.
August Belle, formerly of Blackfoot,
performed the operation and at last
reports She was getting along we'll
Mrs. VIM. A. Larson and two
children, of Groveland, have been
spending the, past 80 days in Lehi,
Utah, visiting relatives. While there
a son was. born to Mrs. Larson on the
goth inst. All concerned are doing
nicely. sf4
o. Mcvicar's Academy Of Dancing
West & Boyle building, now, open
evenings for enrolment ct pupils and
private lessons. Adults classes Tues
day and Saturday Evenings. Child
ren's class forming. Hall can be en-
eaged. ~ IT
. e. c.. Richardson, aged "a, and a
resident Of Darlington, came down to
Blackfoot" Tuesday evening and was
taken to the Blackfoot hospital
where he was operated on for ap-
pendicitis. He was accompanied by
his brother, George.
j. D. Bowers. who came here from
Washington, Kan, and opened school
in the Stewart, district below town
gave up his school and returned to
Kansas. The trustees have wired te
Miss Skinner of Wisconsin, askiDs
if she will return to take charge Of
the school. 4
George Williams, the ARCHITECT
who furnished the plans for the new
high school building at. Blackfoot
was ,,hSys Tpesday looking over tn
work and was well pleased with tn
manner in which the plans were be
ing carried ont. III. Williams live
at Cousr d'Alene, Idaho.
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Prunes for sale. Christ, Jeweler.

Prunes for sale. Christ, Jeweler.
Flexibone corsets at Jackman's 30tf
New furs just arrived, at Jack
mans. 15-1
Notary public at the Standrod
bank. II u
Some apprentice girls wanted at
Jackman's. TT
Hiawatha Coal at the Elevator.
Phone 2o4. u 12tf
See the Aviation caps and sweaters
at Jackman's. 15-l
Carlyle Merkley has gone to Logan
to attend school.
DR.. Dippel. dentist. Millick BLOCK.
Gold crowns. s.: 3stf
H. w. Kiefer and wife spent Sun
day in Idaho Falls.
DR.. F. A. Sloan, osteopath. Boyle
building. Phone 1853. 26tf
Mrs. Alex Younie left Saturday for
Kansas to visit her aged mother.
Stephen Larson is clerking in Kin
ney & Sons grocery Department.
A big sale OF millinery at Eva b.
Smiths, begins next Wednesday. l5-1
Otto McCutcheon, of Idaho Falls.
was business visitor here on Mon
day. n
F. C.. Barker, 273 North Main
street, can paint and decorate your
house for you. otI
T.sRa Jones left las, N Friday lay: tor 7
ChicagoTto attend the National Good
Roads convention. s s4sW
Three hundred pounds Of alfalfa
seed at 1sh cents i taken. soon
Neil F. Boyle & CO. LII
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Miss Leonora Shaw came in from
Powell Monday.
G.. L. Braley returned Monday
from a trip into Pahsemari valley.
Miss Alta England has gone to
Logan to attend tho B. Y. College.
J. w. Conger is here from Port
land visiting friends and relatives
this week.
Mrs. o. Buchanan is suffering from
ptomaine poisoning, but she is slowly
recovering.
FOR RENT-To desirabls parties; a
40-acre ranch. idaho Irrigated
Lands company. II 15tf
Arthur Peterson and George john
son went to Wolverine the first OF the
week to get some derrick poles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Wright and
little daughter are here from Round
up, Mont, visiting for few days.
Mrs. Alex Brunette came in from
Mackay Monday to visit with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Adam.
snns-.~-s- .-4.. ----,-ast -ess.' >~'- Il,
Mrs.. Gus Hines and daughter
Freda, of Arco, were here Monday
evening on their way to Salt Lake
City. -
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Hawley and
daughter, Edith, came in from Clyde
Monday on their way to Gloversville,
N. vs.
Grover Kirkpatrick is having &C.
ment blocks made for the erection OF
five-room house on his farm south.
west of town.
Clyde Ewing and family, of Poca'
tello, went out to Lost River Satur'
day and Mr.. Ewing expected to &c
deer hunting.
/
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-29
CURRENT EVENT LADIES ENTER.
TAIN

Last Friday evening the ladies Of
the Current Event club rendered a
public reception to the school teach
ers and those Interested in schools.
at Mcvicar's hall, West & Boyle
building. Over one bundled people
we're present. The hall was beauti-
fully decorated. Punch, cake and
cider were served. All present had
an enjoyable time.
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Girl Wants q Job

Miss Anna Rasmussen, who lives
on Route 1, has had a business
course and does shorthand work and
typewriting but has not had much
experience in Office work. She wants
to get place this fall where she
can do such work and have some
time for study and improvement. She
lis a very capable young woman, In
dustrious and anxious to do well
whatever she undertakes.
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D. Il. B|ETAAk.
UNDERTAKING & EMBALMING
Using the MICA PROCESS
in Embalming. Absolute Preser-
vative. Guaranteed in all cases.

I Prunes for sale. Christ, Jeweler.
Notary public at the standrod
bank. u
Sample line OF coats and suits iat
Jackman's. l6-l'
Hiaw at. Coal At the Elevator. tor;
Phone 204. LIT
Miss Flossie Streeter is back from
visit in California.
/ Or. F. "A. Sloan ,osteopath. Boyle
building. Phone 1853. 26I
\ Pure fresh drugs at The Modern
Pharmacy. Prices right. III
The free band concerts begin every
Saturday night at s o'clock. 2u
The Misses Ora and Vera Caldwell
are here from Salmon City attending
school. ~
There is no style Of hat impossible
At Jackman,s 915-1
Mrs. Levi Warren was here Friday
evening on her way from Mackay to
Ogden.
p w. Lowe, Of Ashyille, N. c., Is
visiting his son, Herbert Lowe, at
Aberdeen.
Dr.. F. A. Sloan, osteopath. Boyle
building. Phone 1913. 2Stf
Miss Eva Byrne, of Salt Lake City,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis Lar
son, near Aberdeen.
!, The big clearance sale in millinery
begins at Eva B. Smiths pext We'd
nesday, October 4th, 15-l
New classes will be started next
Monday in all courses at Links Bust
ness College. Idaho Falls. 15-1
w: D. Huffaker spent Sunday with
his family in Idaho Falls. returning
to Blackfoot on Monday. :, a'te !,
Mr.. and Mrs. FIR. Jaekman spent
part OF last week m Salt Lake City
visiting with Mr.. Jackman's mother.
Y Mrs s. R. +. Adams and son; Charlie.
have gone ION u to B.awford, Colo, for the
school year Il: M. Adams is at home
on route 8.
Call at the Blackfoot Grain and
Produce company's elevator and get
grain sacks free Ito deliver yplr grain
q tbem = -'-1i-- r. ~ -0tf
Everybody needs good education
1t pays to get tho best. Enroll for
course now at Iink's Business Col
lege, Idaho Falls. Y 15-l
ri Dance To-Night- Select dancdne
| party tonight at iMcvicaf's Academy
of. Dancing, West & Boyle Bldg
Gentlemen SOC. Ladies free.
Work is progressing on Frank
Farmers dwelling on East Bridge
street and will soon be finished
Pelky Bros. have the work in charge
I Ten cents day puts new Singer
sewing machine in your home. Solt
by William La Vonde, phone 30 PINK
Postoffice box 1856, Blackfoot, Idaho
\ Everything In stock must go, re
CARELESS Of prices, and yov might d
well have some OF the good thing
while they are going. Eva B. Smith
tho mi,liner. 15t
Miss Ada Marshall, who has beel
visiting friends at Arco for some TIM
past, has returned to Blackfoot ant
will keep house for her uncle, J. D
Downing.
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Geo. A. Robethan has been quite
seriously i'll. but is reported better
at this time.
]. e.. Smith, of Arco, was here
Thursday on his way home from
down the line.
Mrs. J. N. Merkley was operated
on for appendicitis Monday at the
Blackfoot hospital. :
Mrs. Henderson, of Arco, is lying
very low with typhoid fever at the
Blackfoot hospital. -s
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine voso were
here Tuesday evening on their way
from Arco to Portland.
Mr.. Macarthur, who has been visit
ing at the Powers and Farley homes
has returned to Salt Lake.
G. D. Pyle, of Springfield, is enter
tanning his brother, F. G. Pyle, who
came out this week from Mitchell,
Neb.
The sugar factory starts its fall
campaign the first of October, the
employees being assigned to their
places tomorrow.
Mrs. Hendrie is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Ridgway, who will soon
journey to Boulder, Col, to spend the
winter with her son.
The, Snake River Placer Mining
company at Gold Point have been un-
loading some mining machinery the
past week to take to the mine.
President Taft will be at Pocatel-
10 on Friday morning, the 9Th of
October, for two and half hours,
and will go from there to Boise. =
An epedimic of colds has been CIV
ing considerable trouble the past
coupleaof weeks With most people
TT is severe but Of short duration.
Miss Ethel Brainard will give q
recital in the Rowdon Studio, West
& Boyle building, on October 16th,
instead of October End, as formerly
announced.
The Missionary society held a bus.
mess and social session in the Metho-
dist church Wednesday, in response
to attractive autumn leaf invitations
sent to- friends off, the workers. q,
pa Dr,tC. A. Hoover has his family
located in their new home in the
eastern part of town, and is devotine
his time to his practice. His Office Ii
| up stairs in the 2Millick building
Mrs. J. H. Farley, Mrs. John
Guthrie Brown and Mrs. J. G. Mil.
lick have entertained with bridge ir
honor Of Mrs. Tuttle Of Toledo, Ohio
who Is house guest OF Mrs. BARLEY
Hamilton Wright arrived Wednes
day from Roundup, Mont, and leaves
this morning for Washington, D. 6.
where he goes to conduct some LAM
,ases before the Secretary of the IN
terror. ee
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Gard OF. Thanks

We wish to extend our thanks to
the neighbors and our friends who
gave us aid during the illness and
death of our beloved daughter, whose
taking away has proven to US sad
bereavement. ,'~''#
MR.. and MRS. CHARLES A..
BAUMGARNER.
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NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-29
DIR. HOOVER RETURNS

DR.. A. C. Hoover has removed his
family here from Pocatello, and they
are temporarily located in the Geo.. !,
Bumgarner. house ono5daho street.
He is'preparing to builds home, and
has his Office in the Millick block.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-29
Music

Professor Franceese will furnish
music for balls, parties, dances, etc..
in Blackfoot and vicinity. Orders
left at Mr.. Reels Bridge Street Bar
Der shop will be promptly attended
to. lei on parle Franchise, y Espag-
mol tambien, 5sf ~ as.,{, 15-1p
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-29

Summercorn-War Wedding
aiy1 sE.s"''a @|'-----.----- "na 500 ~ 24l33
" Miss Clara 8. Summercoxn and Mr.
John L. Ward were married last Sat-
urday, September 23rd, Rev. W.aR. 3r
Jewell officiating. &'a~ ~
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Current Event Meeting

The general meeting Of the Chr
rent Event club will be held at the
residence of Mrs. A. H. Simmons,
Monday, at 3 p. m.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-29

After the first OF October, Bond
Bros. office will be two blocks south
of the Gem State Lumber company's.
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(Qa5p1aQdM H5agg
snIem ErangeIIcal church.


Chas. j. Keppel, pastor. 314 East
Church street.
Sunday school, 8 a. m. c. @. Roeck-
er. superintendent.
German service. 1890 a. m. Totem
fest Memorial Service.)
English service o'clock. Sub
ject: 'In Mcmoriam;" selectdf
readings from Tennyson's great mas
terpiece-with explanations and
Christian setting All are heartily
invited.
All s. s. wokers and friends arc
urged to be present Tuesday even
ing. 1890, in the s S. room, when
Rev. II J.. Stretch, OF Columbus,
representative Of the Ohio District $.
S. Board will lead q round-table dis
q ssion on very important $. S. mat
ters. This is valuable opportunity
for instruction ana Inspiration i'm
aggressive S. & effort Tho slogan
OF our District S. S. Board is this:
"OhiO leads" Shall not salem $. S.
Of Marion strive to be among the
leasers in Ohio2 The meeting next
Tuesday marks the beginning of a
vigorous campaign for a large and
better Sunday
s. s. Teachers Preparatory Class
(German) Friday evening, p. m
at the parsonage. An English Pre-
paratory and Normal Class will soon
be organized.
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guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Linn,
Sunday.
Miss Lola Burk and Mr. Howard
Neal, Of Marion, were the guests of
G. w. Neal and family, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Martin and
son, Lonole. of Moral, were the
guests of Amuel Reamsnyder and
family, Sunday and Monday.
A. T.. Clutter and family were the
guests of Charley Clutter and family
Sunday.
DR.. c. L. Baker and Mr. o. Il. Neal
attended the rabbit supper given at
Caledonia by the X. of r. lodge Fri
day evening.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. John Swisher. Wednes-
day.
The Christian Ladies' Aid society
took their dinner to the home of Mr.
Dora Clutter, Thursday, and helped
to celebrate her birthday ami
versary.
Revival meeting Is in progress al
the NJ. 1. church Services every
evening at 1880. Half an hour sons
service. New song books have been
procured. and n singing evangelist
Rev. John Walton, will lead the sing.
ing. He viii arrive on Monday. No
vember 27. Every effort is beinl
made to make the services n success
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MEEKER

kirkpatrick. Ohio. Nov. 24.-Wm.
Dawson has been transacting busl-
ness i'm Marion.
owen Faurot is spending several
lays in Toledo.
G. w. Neal returned home from
Killbuck, Friday.
Jay Kerr and family Of near At
tica, are the guests Of G. r. Cole and
family
H. e. Jones and family were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Weir,
sunday.
cyrus Hcnton was the guest ..
Arthur Dawson. Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Sagle IS on the sick list
Hanson Rice and family were thf
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, John Rosen-
Grams, Sunday I'D
G. $. Vert and family of Monnett
Minor Linn, OF Marion. were the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-25


through the efforts OF Miss wiri-
fred Mears, a CALIFORNIA girl well
known In San francisco ana Wash
ington society, President TAFT and
Secretary OF the Navy Meyer have
agreed to termit the "Oregon." the
famous old ha,.leship known the
world over as the "bulldog" of the
American navy. to lead the com.
bined fleets OF the Nations through
the Panama canal upon It's compile
ton, in 1915.
The scheme was originally Miss
Mears'. She sent petitions al, over
the country an Jehalf of the "Or5-
son,' civic organizations through
oct the W st took up the movement.
and the navy department was deug-
e. by n God OF written requests
and resolutions.
The Ore son" was recently placed
IN commission after having been in
drydock for nearly five years. The
ship was practically rebuilt.
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a P,essan, Surprise.

young man IN Indianapolis felt
his heart sink as he pulled from his
mail box letter of The wedding in
vitation type. That was the ifth he
had received this season. and he had
begun TO wonder whether he had any
friends left in the single state.
"Another I've dollar bill busted to
smash" he mourned
Then he opened the envelope But 1t
was only the announcement of n wed
ding that had taken place The weck
before. And he fo1nd IN the same
corcr cEg'ck for 81.
II was then that he recalled a bet
made with Il friend wears before Tbp
conditions were tlmt The one lirst mar
rled should pay The other S5.--lndian.
apolis News.
Japan, which until recently mad nc
use Tor nails, now posses several mai
factories.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sabbath-school, n. m. -. e. Ncl-
son, superintendent.
Morning service. 1880 O'clock.
subject, "The Souls Tragedy as Por-
trayed in one of the Great Chapters
Of the Bible"
Junior c. f. p. M Miss Eath-
arine Fies, superintendent.
Senior c. T., p. m. Leader. Miss
Beatrice Prior Subject, Echoes OF
Peace and Bleesng." At this service
Mr.. Kiyoshe Yabe.. n japanese stu
dent in O,terbcin university will make
a brief address.
Evening service. o'clock. Sub
ject. "Our Obligations to the Man IN
the Street"
There will be cpecial music.
All are welcome
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lsnnnnnel Lnlhernn.

state and Columbia streets.
J w schiningcr, pastor.
sunday school Q n. m. II. Roller
Supt.
services. 1880 n. m.
Services. : p. m.
Luther League, Tuesday evening at
the Fcttcr residence on Reed avenue.
Ladies' society, Wednesday even
Ing IN the Sunday-school room At
thi5 meeting the annual election OF
officers win take place.
Thanksgiving day services, Thurs
day at 1870 p. m.
No teachers meeting thisaweek.
Choir meeting, Friday evening.
Catechctical instruction, Saturday
afternoon.
English Communion eeryicos, on
November 3.
All are welcome.
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City Mission.

Upper room, 1872 North state street.
Pentecostal meeting Sunday . p. m.
Evangelstic service Z p. m.
Evangelistic services Tuesday and
Friday evenings OF the coming week.
A cordial welcome TO all.
Mrs. X. j. Coil, evangelist.
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Epworth NJ H.
Corner OF East Center and Vine


streets
G. r.. UaWghurst pastor.
Special rally of the sunday school
al o. }. r Nirdcn. Supt
Public Worship at io:3" subject.
''The Real Test of % slams Hope :"
Christ
peoplo's service at g. Subject OF
sermon: ~ Permanent Residence
on Thanksgiving street.
Epworth League az q.
Mems meeting in social parlors at C..
Womens meeting in social parlor5
at 6.
Mid-week service wednesday at
1915 D. m.
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Ice presbyterian Church.

w. A. Ferguson, pastor.
1890, subject: Lessons from 2
withered Hand"
Z D. m, Beautiful Feet being
the first OF series of sabbath eveu-
ing sermons on ''rhe Beauties
The public cordially invited
sunday school . a. m.
r. II. Caldwell, supt.
Mid-wcek services, Thursday tl".