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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
Pullman Car
! Excursion
To
Michigan

Take the short trip to the center Of
Michigan's Famous Fruit Belt to see
the SWIGERT TRACE of over thou
sand 40-acre and many larger and
smaller farms. Why rent when you
can buy land in this tract for the price
of two or three years rent of farm in
Illinois or Iowa? The terms are so
liberal that most any man earning
wages who wants land can buy.
The excursion party leaves swig-
erts Chicago office at 1880 a. M, on
the first and third Tuesdays Of every
month. Sc round trip from Chicago;
fare related on purchase; back in one
or two days as you prefer. Stay
longer if you wish. Teams and guides
free Michigan's largest and best
tract of lands for fruit, grains, grasses,
vegetables, stock, poultry, dairying
and general farming. Go and get first
choice from some fine tracts recently
added. Prices $40 to s25 per acre,
quality and location considered are
lower than on any other land in Michi-
gan or elsewhere.
It's a far better investment than
lands in Iowa or Illinois because lands
in the Swigert Tract will produce as
many dollars, acre for acre, as Iowa
or Illinois land and costing only one
tenth as much, they therefore, produce
that much more interest on the in
vestment. Terms as low as $40 to
$50 down and IS and SO monthly on
40 acres. BY Swigert's contract your
life is insured SO that if you should
die the farm will be decided to your
family free from any further pay
ments.
Neighborhood of farms, schools,
good roads, new towns, pretty resort
lakes and trout streams; plentiful
big markets and fine trans
portation; 10 and 20 acre tracts near
towns; business and residence lots in
new towns; resort lots on Crystal
lake.
Send or call for 80 page illustrated
booklet, large map and improved farm
list, all free.
Those going will please advise us
in advance SO we can provide COM
fortably for all
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Barnett Barn pestroycd.

Eddyville. Sept. 15-The barn on the
Dick Barnett farm one mile north ct
Eddyv:-le, was struck by lightning
during the electrical storm Thursday
evening and burned to the ground.
They succeeded in getting our three
horses after the barn was struck.
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LOST--MONDAY, SEPT. II, EITHER
in Eldon or on road between Clifflanl
and Ottumwa, large sealed envelope
addressed to Anchor Coal Co.. con-
tanning two checks drawn by L-adds-
dale Supply Co., Con which payment
has been stopped) and papers val
liable only to the company: SIS reward
will, be paid for return Of envelope
and contents to office of Anchor Coal
Co., over Anderson's clothing store,
119 Main street
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested that on the 14th day Of
August, A. D., 1911. the undersigned
was appointed by the clerk OF district
court of Wapello county. Iowa, execu-
tor OF the estate of Jeremiah Harrison
decea sed, late of said county. All per-
sons Indebted to said estate will make
payment to the undersigned. and those
having claims against the same VIII
present them, legally authenticated t0
said court for allowance.
Dated, August %. 1911.
Wayne G. Duffield, Executor.
A. w. Enoch, Attorney.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16

FOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE ON
North Court. Original cost 100000.
with about $4,000 additional spent
on improvements. Hard wood floors,
two bath rooms, electric light and
gas large barn, garage with latest
gasoline and oil tanks, electric light.
Price $4,000. will sell on long time
or payments
Eight room modern house. 420 North
jefferson street. in good repair
$500. on long time or payments. j..
A. Phillips at Phillips Big Store.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16

FOR SALE-16o ACRES IN KEOKUK
County Ia, s miles from Sigourney,
21s miles from Webster, Ia. each
town having two railroads, good
markets and schools. This farm -
well improved, fine location. good
roads, 100 acres lays fine balance. 9
little rolling, far mis- we'll fenced, 80
acres hog tight In two fields. This
farm is n bargain. For further particu-
lars address. owner. g. w. Hoffman.
Webster, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
A Guide to the Magazines

A singer should accompanied by Harper's.
An should sticil to The Century.
The sailor should study The Atlantic
The devaurer of books should try The Literary Digest
The widower should look for The Housekeeper.
The tired should ask for Outing.
The librarian should look for The Bookman
The church social committee should have The Bazaar.
The suffragist should The Womans World.
The sick should cling to Life.
The astute chcxen-raic, d wants Tie Smart Set
The pugist should seek The Arena.
The coal dealer should ask Golfers.
The walking delegate should look for Popular Mechanics
The cockmaker should have The Dial.
The census-taker should list Smiths.
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AuctiOneering

GUARANTEED on
no pay. References (good ones) fur
nished. Lifetime experience with
stock and several years experience
auctioneering. ELI Swain, Blakes.
burg Ia
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Miscellaneous

BIG EXCURSION IN Y, SPECIAL
train to Colorado Springs next Tues
day, September 10, to see the finest
tract OF irrigated land ever placed
on the market. 10000 acres In Foun-
tain valley in three miles of this
grand city is to be cut up into small
farms and sold at q low price on long
payment plan. only one-fifth cash.
s21.75 for the round trip. Meals and
berths furnished. We want only
those interested In irrigated land.
Write or wire me at once and ar
range your trip. ]. 8. Current. ASSOC
THE OTTUMwA r COMMERCIAL
college begun the fall session with
the largest attendance in It's history.
and yet only one fourth of our stu
dents have entered. The Ottumwl
Commercial college stands for every
thing that Is first class in education.
A fine building, a superior equip
ment The finest exchanges in Iowa.
The best instructors. The celebrated
Gregg system Of shorthand, which -
not excelled for brevity and legibil-
ity an .s-year- Gregg writer won
over all competitors with grade OF
ninety-nin per cent perfect. and
per minute. We also teach Graham
Pitman. We have q lawyer TO
teach commercial law. A mathema-
tfcian to teach arithmetic. A book
keeper to teach bookkeeping and
banking. A penman to teach writing.
A teacher of English to teach school
teachers. The biggest. best and bust
est business school in Southern
Iowa.
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Nineteenth Iowa infantry. will be held
in the park at Birmingham, Wednes-
day, September 10. Captain Paine will
be here.
Rev. A. w. McBlain went to Fairfield
to attend the annual sessions Of the
NJ. E. conference.
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8 Q. { o.. PAUL TRAINa

No. Going Southwest ONpaxe
EA-eouthwest Limited. l:%6 q. a.
SA-Kansas City Local ). 10:25 a. m.
IS Seymour. -. 80. $50 p. n.
03B-Local freight ........ Z: IL q. IN.
Going East via Cutoff
l3A-Chic. Limited ;. 80. 1905 q. N
0A-Davenport, Chicago. 6:34 ?. M.
- Arrive. -. 1900 a n.
BIBLICAL freight -. -. 7:lS .. q.
Marion Line. Going North.
iSB-ced. Rap, st. Paul. 10: o6 q. n.
0SB-L0cal freight ....... $50 Q. m.
Marion Line. Coming South.
l03B-Arrive from Marion. 1905 q. ~.
21C-Arrive from 1darion. 1850 p. n
81 Local freight arrive. 4:15 p. ~.
FfeiRht trains arrive and depAet
from Milwaukee Junction.
=. II. Jacobs. Ag6nt
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FOR SALE-BY JANUARY 1 TO
settle r. ]. Thompson estate. $50
acre farm. 2 miles west Of Highland
Center. call E. j. Thompson, S26
North Wapello street. New phone,
1228-K.
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FOR SALE-ANY SIZE FARM FROM
40 acres up to 300 aires from 345 an
acre up. Chisman Real Estate Co..
BlakesDurg, la.
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Horses, Class II to II.

Glass No. II, Roadster 3 years old
or over.
w. F. Haywood, Eldon first, w. D..
Thomas, Douds-Leando, second.
Q year old-W. D. Thomas, Douds,
first; Willis Reno, Batavia, second.
Horse colt-Barker Stanbery. Selma
Brood mare with colt-Wm Michael,
! Ottumwa, Ia, route.
Filly. 3 year old-Chas Heisel, Fair
field, first: Art Reno, Selma, second.
Filly year old-W. G.. Allison, Fair
field. first; M. w. Carroll, Selma, Sec
ond.
Filly year old-Art Reno, Selma.
Mare colt-W. G. Allison, Fairfield,
first: ]. H. Baker, Ottumwa, second.
Glass 12-Horses of all work 3 years
or over, stallion-W. G. Allison Fair
field.
Horse colt-Willis Reno, Batavia.
first: S. H. Warner, Keosauqua, Sec
ond.
Brood mare with colt-Wm. Michael,
Selma, first; Willis Reno, Batavia,
second
Filly 8 year old-H. J. Roulson,
Libertyville, first; ]. H. Roulson,
Lihertyyille, second; E. M. Lanman,
E,don, third.
Mare colt-Wm. Michael, Selma,
first: E. M. Lanman, Eldon, second.
Glass 13-Stallion full blooded 3
year-Chas Heisell, Fairfield, first; j.
B. Davis, Floris. second.
Horse COLT. M. Reno, Batavia,
first.
Mare with COLT. M. Reno, Batavia.
first: Chas Heisell, Fairfield. second.
Mare colt-Chas Heisell, Fairfield.
Glass 14-Horse colt-Tom Jaques,
Eldon.
Mare with COTTON Jaques, Eldon.
Class 15-Horse colt-W. E. Cum
mings, Eldon.
Fifty 8 year-H. R. Hillery. Eldon.
Filly Q year-Wm. Michael, Selma.
Mare colt-R. Stanley, Selma, first;
Art Reno, Selma, second.
Glass 16-Wilber Reno, Batavia,
first. w. G. Allison, Fairfield, second.
1 Glass 17-Carriage team-W =.
Cummings Eldon first; Harry Kreigh,
E}don, second.
Buggy team-Chas Walton, Bloom
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FOR SALE-FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON
ten acre fruit farm: close to Catholic
cemetery Old phone, 167X
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE MADE. Elk.
amined and perfected. Our books arc
complete. Prices right. Work guar
anteed. Both phones. Lowenberg 8
Asbury.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-VERY FINE
: chicken house; easily moved; almost
given away Address, S-13-B, care
Courier.
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Lost

LOST, ESTRAYED OR STOLEN
Black Angus 2-year-old heifer. May
have calf by side. Reward. ID. Gilt
ner, Highland phone, Ottumwa, X
No. 1.
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FOR sAIE-PUHE B7ED ANGUS
bulls. Ell r., Oehler. Moravia. la
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16

line Of first class farm implements.
The only dealer here. A fine large !,
trade i'm southeastern Iowa. Inven-
tory, $4,000. Business in 1910, S.
0O0 Will sell residence. Reason for
selling is i'll health. Address J-28-B.
Care Courier.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16

FOR SALE-AT PLANT OF MOREY
Clay Product Company. broken brick
tile and pottery for concrete work.
80 cents yard.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16
AWARDS AT BIG
four FAIR GIVEN
SOUTHERN IOWA LIVE STOCK
AND FARM PRODUCTS GET
MANY PRIZES.
OTTUMWANS IN LIST
EIdon Exposition Last Week Found q
Quantity Of Products and Fancy
Animals on Display
The Awards.

Eldon, Sept. 49, The numerous
awards made for live stock and farm
products at the Eldon Big -Four fair
last week have just been announced
by the officials Of the exposition. The
fair was not only a success for free
entertainment and the track events,
but the competition among owners OF
live stock and exhibitors of farm
products was also very keen. The var
ious awards made are complete as
follows:
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For Sale

FOR SALE-POLAND CHINA MAIN
hog. One year old. G. n, Reinhard.
Route I, Blakesburg, Ia,
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FOR sALE-ONE NEW TWO-PAS-
senger Brush automobile, has not
been fun to exceed 100 miles, good IS
new, having decided to go to the Pa
cific coast for health Will sell right.
II. l.. Ogden, Box 49, Batavia, Ia.
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Reliable Agents Wanted
George W. SWigert
O,uner

First National Bank Building,
SO So. Dearborn st. Chicago.
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PUT THAT WANT AID IN ToMoRRoW's coURIER-HALT
WORD.
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Found

TAKEN UP-RED HEIFER CALF:
9S6-B. Chas. Johnson. Route No. 3.
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Wanted

ON FARM BY MAR
ried man. Have lad lots Of exper-
fence. Call or address 600 E. Williams
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WANTED-COMPET GIRL FOR
general housework. References re-
CURED New phone. 734 or 14o p.
Maple avenue.
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F 0 r S A L E.

FOR SALE CTIEAP-DRY GOODS
boxes at the Leader.
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east bound at Eidon at
ass p. m.
l74-Des Moines to Eldon.. 1905 q. n
Connects with No. II
east bound at Eldon at
19:4E q. M. and No. 81
south bound Il 11:So ..
m.
y. i. Parker: r;ck:;ti xsent : -
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FOR SALE-125 LAMBS, 80 BREED
ing ewes and Delaine bucks. j. II
Stull, Birmingham Ia.
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FOR SALE-GOOD AS NEW. TWO
horsepower International Harvester
gasoline engine, Write, call or phone.
r. II. Peckham, Bladensburg.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-09-16

MEN LEARN TO OPERATE AND
repair automobiles. Thousands u
cars need men worth $25 to $50 per
week. Actual experience in our
shops. Address National Auto Train
ing associa ton, Omaha Neb
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
fine PROGRAMS
FOR CHRISTMAS
EXERCISES TO BE HELD IN VAR
IouS ROOMS OF TAMARACK
SCHOOLS FRIDAY
AFTERNOON.

Preparations have been made for
public Christmas exercises to be held
in the various rooms Of the Tamarack
school on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Excellent programs have been pre-
pared as follows:
Rooms and 10.
Song, christmas Bells" Seventh
grade.
Dialogue, Living The Christmas
Spirit" Kathleen Brooks Viola Birk,
Alice Cardinal, Olga Mahle, Averil
Kent. Vendla Carlson.
Vocal solo, angelic Hosts" William
Rowe.
plantation Christmas" Thomas
Reilly.
"The Christmas Tree" Mildred Opal
Song. christmas" Eighth Grade.
christmas Bells" Elsie Reep.
Reading, some Christmas Gus
TOMS" Florence Madigan.
Mandolin solo, Lenore Rule.
THE Christmas Goose" Mary Orava
Dialogue. Heartley Anderson. Thorn
as Reilly, Eddie Murto Roy Fenstern
macher, Clifton Hendrickson.
Chorus, Mildred Cole. Harriet Chap
man, Wilbert James, Ellie Krogh, VIII
liam Rowe.
The Christmas Thought" Thomas
Paynter
christmas is Comm, " Fred Reep.
christmas Day" Harriet Chapman.
Song, Il Heard The Bells Peal,
Seventh Grade.
Dialogue, Assisting Santa Claus
May Jeffrey, Ada Watson, Mary Rick
ard, Bessie Freeman, Ezra Cardinal
Woodman Vincent.
Song. Eighth Grade.
Rooms and 8.
Song. calm On The Listening Eal
Of Night" Girls Chorus
Hoop Drill, Sixteen Girls.
Song, sleep. Holy Babe" Kate
Plautz, Mary Schneider.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
LODGE NEWS
LAURIUM AFTER
GREAT REUNION
OF PYTHlAS START
CAMPAIGN TO LAND U. p. CON-
VENTIoN IN SEMI.cEN-
TENNlAl WEAR
TENNIAL YEAR.

The order of knights of Pythias is
already looking forward with interest
to the observance in 1914 of the SEMI
anniversary, and because OF
the fact that the copper country is
the place where the order has it's in
ception, the lodges i'm this section are
particularly interested. Already plans
are being made for a nation wide
observance of this golden jubilee, and
part OF the program will be great con-
ventions in different parts of the cop
per country. A movement has been
launched by the members of Laur-
ium Lodge. No. 202, to secure one OF
these conventions for the copper coun-
try. There probably will be two gath
erings i'm Michigan. one in the up
per and the other in the lower pen
insula, and for various reasons the
upper peninsula gathering probably
will be held simultaneously with tho
annual convention of the Upper Pen
insula Pythian League, which has
been a fixed feature for many years
Iaurium lodge therefore has Launched
campaign to secure the 1914 conven
ton of the league.
Although the order of knights o
Pythias was founded on Feb. 22, 1864
Il probably will be necessary to OBJ
serve the semi centennial during tn
summer time, because of the sever
winters.
| Laurium was mentioned as candi
date for the 1912 convention OF Thu
league. but withdrew in favor of Mum
sing. Although the lodge would hav
little opposition in landing the III
convention, 1t has decided to foreg
that pleasure and support the Soc
in case the Red Cross lodge of tina
/ city decides to make application,
has been frequently stated. That
vigorous fight will be waged for tn
1914 convention is almost certain am
the Laurium lodge is getting into tn
race early in order to solicit supper
at next years convention.
The proximity of Calumet to Eagl
Harbor the place where the Pythla
ritual was written by it's founder
Justus Rathbone, probably WI
strengthen Laurium's claim for tn
honor. one of the treats of the con
vention. If it is granted to Caiume
will be the possibility of a trip
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Maude James.
"Jolly Snow Brigade" Boys Chorus
Two Letters" Marion Jeffrey.
Dramatizations. 1.-THE Mother Goose
'Childrens Christmas" Jonas GuliperB'
Svlvia Friskey. Vendla Matson' FRANK
Suite Arthur Johnson. Dorothy En-
gels Annie Majerle. Erma Erickson
peter Swetish. Hyalmer Koiveniemi'
Matte Star Jake Kifish. Mamie stan
dahar, Ruth Floeter. Wesley Germs
Freddie Allen, Mike Spehar' FRANK
Strykowsh
Rooms and 2.
Song. TEL Me What You Have For
Me-" School.
Welcome. Henry Leary.
"a Plan" Robert Craig.
Song. go TO Sleep Dolly" Rose
Kure, Frances Bolt, Mary Bolt. Dor
othv opal, Mamie Kammikar Emma
Messner, Clara Julien, Kate Owsiany'
Josephine Stimac, Viola Matson.
"A Christmas Letter" Florence OIL
son, Claud Bayles.
Song. "A story" School.
"a Present For Santa" Mary kihsh.
santa Claus Fright" Mabel Plyer'
.Wbat | Would Like To Do" Theo-
phile Beauchene.
"A Child's Mistake" Kaiser SIM
ouski.
Song. Jingle Bells" School.
santa Claus Little Boy and HIS
Dolls" Claude Bayles, Mabel Plyer'
Anna Verbonich. John Crothers, Nina
Rupprecht. Blanche Brunette, Willie
cantin. Josie Reep, Emma Messner'
Kate Owsiany. Ward Gregg.
my Plan" Sophie Carlson.
Song. Jolly old Santa Claus
School.
waiting For Santa Claus" Clarence
Peterson, Frank Kifish.
"a Letter From Santa" James Rod
erts.
Christmas Candles-Antonia Gorshe'
Frances Bolt, Kate Miketich, Kate
Owsiany, Josephine Stimach, cara Ju-
lien. Emma Messner, Viola Matson'
Frances Kihsh, Mary Bolt, Mamie
Kammikar, Ward Gregg.
Santa's Dolls-Alma Beauchene, VIII
da Hancock, Estelle Canton, Ray Bes-
wetherick, Theophile Beauchene' Mar
ion Harrison. Robert Cane, Gertrude
Madisan, Catherine league.
Seeing Santa Claus" Robert Mer-
lrin. Florence Olson, Leo Junko, Wlida
Hancock. Mary Waters, Henry Leary,
Leslie BENEFITS.
Song, 1.-THE First Christmas School
Distribution of presents by santa
Claus himself.
kindergarten.
Dramatization, santa Claus ana
The Stockings" Characters-Stoc
ings, Fairies, Babies, Peddlers, Bells
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Eagle Harbor. to visit the old school
house where Rathbone welded the
''birch," and which has been preserved
as a standing memorial Of the Pythian
order.
I.aurium lodge has completed plans
for the big Leap Year party to be
given at the Laurium town hall on
Monday evening, January ]. New
Years. The event will be the first
held in Calumet and doubtless VIII
prove a successful one. The hall VIII
be deliberately decorated and the
I.aurium orchestra will furnish music
for dancing. Refreshments will be
served at the hall. Laurium lodge has
n reputation to sustain i'm the matter
OF entertaining and plans TO QUITO IT.
self on this occasion.
The first degree was conferred on
two candidates Monday evening.
Laurium Tent Elects.
At last evenings regular meeting OF
the members OF Laurium Tent, NO.
SIG. X. o. Il. NJ. M, officers for the en-
suing year were elected as follows:
Commander, James II. Kitto.
Lieut.. Commander. John NJ. Mess
ner.
Record Keeper and Finance Keeper
Albert w. Bray.
| Chaplain, William II. Seal.
Physicians, ID. X. MacQueen and M
M. Kerr.
Sergeant, John ]. Hamm
Master at Arms. Charles Mattson.
First Master of the Guards, Jane
II. Seal.
! Second Master of the Guards, Free
S. Richards.
II Sentinel, William Shafer.
Picket, Richard Trenberth.
II II has been decided that the installa
ton ceremonies will be held at the reg
lular meeting on Jan. 16.
For Burns Anniversary.
Every effort is being made by tn
members of the st. Andrews societ
!, TO make the observance of the ami
! versary of the birth of Bobbie Burnl
1.-The celebrated Scottish bard, a notabl
lone. The local observance will be hel
on the evening of Jan. "a, the Iauriur
town hall and the Laurium bank ha
|, both having been engaged for the occa
sion. The concert and dance will b
/, held at the town hall and the ban
hall will be reserved for the banque
so that there need be no delay. Goo
; music will be provided and 1t is plan
, lned to make the affair Draw Scotc
. NIGHT in every sense of the wor'
/, Scotch music will be provided, II
q menu will consist of the favorite Scot
Z fish dishes and Scotch dances will
arranged for.
81 Laurium Pythian Sisters.
nj AT a recent meeting the members
). ILaurium Temple, Pythian Sister
/ elected tho following officers for ii
S ensuing term:
Most Excellent Chief Mrs. Elizabet
/, Trathen, ..
ol Mistress of Finance, Mrs. Elizabe'
Richards.A
Mistress of Records, Mrs. Ida Gao
well. " va
Senior. Mrs. ]. Swykert.
Junior. Mrs. &c. Hansen.
c Manager, Mrs. Thomas Williams
!, outer Guard. Mrs. John Hunt.
k Picket, Mrs. T. Harris.
Past Chief, Mrs. Will Harper.
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meeting of the Calumet Elks this even
ing, Exalted Ruler c. Il. l.. Thomas
will name the committees 20 direct
preparations for the bazaar which II Is
proposed to conduct in February.
German Aid Society.
The annual meeting Of the German
Aid society OF Calumet will be held on
Dec. 20 at Dunn's hall. Reports for