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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-03
High Ninth Notes

w had q written lesson IN Eng
lish this week. and the grades
were fairly good.
The attendance this week " Inn
proving. and il is 10 b. ncpei that Il
will soon be- perfect.
AIRS. Dickens has promised rs a
written lesson In alg bra. Monday.
We have been studying Macbeth
Mics Lee said she woula gave us a
written lesson on VI Friday. but We
tCpe she w.li forget sN0nt a.
Miss Le., collected our physical.
geography note books Tuesday and
returned them Friday. the grades
were all very good.
We are outlining our history in
Greek sculpture and painting. and
find II very interesting.
We were excused from algebra on
Tuesday. a. Mrs. Dickrls was sur
fering from a severe cold.
We take up our first theorum in
~aomotwv NfonHnw
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-03

a dairy farm has tcn established
a. Victoria hy VIM =. Qnirke
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-03

We had a written test In ancient
history Monday morning. EudOra
Hawkins and Robert Rutledge each
made 100 per cent.
We also had a written test I'm Al
zebra. Tuesday morning. Rebecca
Cohen was the only pupil who made
100 per cent.
In the review Of algebra we have
taken up simple equations. We have
taken only two lessons on this SUI
faef
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-03

Wednesday morning the Reverend
Percy Silvar entertained the pupils
OF the higher grades with a very in
teresting talk. during the first peri
cd. During the las; period. Miss
Killdaur or Chicago gave a very in
structive account OF a week she spent
a few years ago. as a member 81 a
botanical party. into Alaska.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-03

The school regrets to have 10 ac-
cept the resignation or Miss ElmIna
Egly. a former teacher Of the public
school. who resigned a week ago. A.
she was TO be married. Both teach
ers and pupils wish her an happi-
ness for the future
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-03

AZ TO my reliability. 7 refer ynu tD
any bank ia Goliad. OF The editor OF
this paper. .-29-Gt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
StppofratcS' Sr9.

en- italienif acknowledgements.
iom | bisic Gage er penot tilbaae ira
en- Reiie ODER gsrne / se~geerbapet,
fortG1er Sihsifriftet "9poona", at
Der paa Gen Sos finbes 9feiter al
ei alGinpetrG, Ell Sg, / bpis Sfpqaa
engang Sppofrates, 9eaefunltens
Sober unberpiite fine GIeper og aap
De Spee Haab.
Oct, iom M itaar igien al Greet
er bare Stammen, iom er fuIoitpn-
Dig bull og er iaa raaOber, at man
bar maattet itstte Den op meo Mlr.
BERT. -Wen enbnu er Greet belo-
%bringenoe, mener Solf paa Zen.
Staliencrerl bapOe 2eiligbeO til at
bore oerlte0s peb en- eienoommeIia
Geremoni. Gn Sang ON Iaret ora.
ger De unge Bigger paa Zen Sos,
ittDbplet | lette Slsr og meb en-
glomiterbufet / Saanoen, til Sip.
pofrates' Sr9, og omfapner Den
gamle Stamme. Sc tror fulbt og
fat, at bette bill gisre Dem fraftige
og lnnoe % beoare Dem moo Spg.
Dom % an0et Sn0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
Sub pnkntn.

Wrr ornfnct / SrBnoen. Sbeobore
Sarion, Ell GARNER peb Marpin,
falot forleoen / i'm 9rsnb og unoeif
finn meb Hsb og neppe at orlifne.
Get lpffeoeS bans Suitru at boIoe
BAN oppe inotil Haboerne fom til.
blplp.
Sfolclanb nbtagcs. g. 90. San.
ion peo StatenS 2anbhepartement
bar nplig | Den norolige Del al Sta.
ten uotaget 30,640 Icres Sfole.
lano, oct meite beli9genoe / Sar-
Ding Gountp og nogle faa minore
Strpfninger / Berfins. Wr. San.
ion bar / oenne 6orbinoelie ubtalt,
at Der peb aabningen al Stanbing
Rocf He~ierpationen life pil tilfoIbe
Staten iaa meget 2anb iom iororbs
net, oa Snoianerne bar taget De fleIte
til Sfolelano uolagte Seftioner.
Tarmerfurcning / Gooinstun. Sar.
merne / Smegnen al @atertotpn OF
forreIten oper belle G%ooinaton Conn.
IN bar organilreret Zig for at befcr-
ore beore S%an0brllg, og en- apmite
er neo1ot for at ifaffe tilpeie De 49,.
800, Der til en- 8egpnOelie tr9nges.
Gn tpnbig Igrpnom oil anipttes, og
oenne Wanb ifal onpenbe belle lin
9io blanbt Gountpets Sarmlere, ser
oil undertakes | De rette Sprfninass
metbooer, Salg OF S9b 0. |. b. st
fort &urius | 2anbbrl1g bill afboloes
engang i @interens Sob.
strioisbeScr / Gbarl,s Dir. Siam.
pen ON HetsiGoet / Charles Mir
Gountp er igien blllsiet op meaeln
gperne @opner % @bceler, og Stri-
Den bill ianoipnligpis boloes gaaenoe
inotil Ssieiteret bar toIt oct iioite
Orb. Otter Sptpaingen at oenlme
lpffeoes BET life @apner at ripe
Sets'Goet ira Wbeeler, men en- Sib
eftcr Salget mente Sagens Sor.
fi9mpere / @apner al bape opbaset
enbel Wisliqbeoer peo Sc for @bee.
Ter falteoe Stemmer, og Sagen er
MI inounfet for arehsretten.
SdnSt line Spnners Gig. 50 @llt.
ter, Spnner al Scr. og Wrs. 2uowig
Srbecf / 3eibah Gountp, omfom for.
leoen peo at faloe giennem Sien,
bporpaa De legebe. ga @rtterne pcb
MferfetS 5rembruo life fom biem
iglen, gif Woberen no for at isge ef.
ter Dem, % peo annten al ct Sui /
S'en fanot bun beres Sl9Oe, meoens
Ell lioen SHE fleo paa Sanbet. SEQ
e9en SiGlp bragte bum itrar oet enc
lille Sig op al Ganbet, men 2ipet par
ei%enipnlig for lpnge iiben uoiluffet.
Geb Hoboers SiGIp blep oct aloet
Sig fort efter funbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
On timer.

st franif 9lao meboeler nogle in.
tereslante Splpsninger ON ct iiffert
eneltaaenoe Stlfplbe, iom en- pariiiif
2ienl9ge bar msbt / i'm Braris. Gn
al bans Eatienter er nemlig / geitio.
belle al Ell Gpne I'll burtig SpnSsSps
fatning, Der opergar aft, bpao man
biotil bar fienbt al benne Irt.
Oct er life belt ualminbeligt at
tr9ffe Solf, Der I. CTS. fan tilegne
Jig en- lPngere HGffe Gal / 2sbet al
faa Sefunber og oerefter bepare Dem
/ Sufommelien (eller rettere for Sp-
nett / lpngere SID og giengipe Dem
bdabe fprfra % bagfra meD uipige-
Zig S~ifferbeo; men bette err intet
imob, bpao BEN Der ombanoleoe Ser.
ion forntaar. Seb ct eneite 9lit paa
en- SIDE al en- trpft BOG err ban |
StanO til at tilegne iig bpert ereite
Orb; bans Zine bebeper finn at bpi-
lie 2-3 Sefunoer paa Chen, iaa
ltaar oct belle iom malet for bans
inore glif, ielp ON ban alorig bar
Jet Oct for, % ban fan gienaipe BET
Orb for Sro. ltnbertioen er SSno-
trpffet enooa iaa iterft, at ban efter
aars Sorlsb fan g~iengipe, bpoo ban
~laaleoes finn bar betrogtet faa Die
bliffe. GienlGgen bar erperimentes
ret meo ham / S%uerpPrelle al mango
al line &oleger, og ban bar iteoie
naaet Be iamme glimrenbe Reiultas
ter. Oct er fun en- SoruoiGtning, at
bet breier Jig ON letfattelige 2efture,
Der life bebanoler obitrafte Broble-
mcr. Mnn bar prspet meo biitoriife
&erfer, Iigte, Hontaner og SiDs-
l~frifter, og ct Eor Sefunoer bar /
ale SilipIoe tilitrpffeligt til, at
Wanoen fllnDe tilegne iig oct; napn-
Zig Gers gear oct bl1rttgt meo.
SGgerne er ~tilbsielige til at iptte
BET merfcli5e SPnomen / Sorbinoels
lie meb Ell Spgoom / Ell al gtenmuif.
lerne; men noget Iiffert berom tor
man BOG life iige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
3lrrn Gukpfn.

NanOt i'm Mano opS. ga Wrs.
Garl u. Iuoerion iorleben eiter lie.
re Cages Scisg hos SIGgtninge
fom tilbagc til lit Silent peo Sentinel
Butte, ianbt bun i'm Mano ligeenbe
DOB Scngen.
Gu SpiQcrs GnSclist. - 8ns.
Slornion, Ell 40 Iar gamlnel Mano,
Der | CeuilS Safe iiges at bape ipiaet
ON Ten1e % baot mirbre goo Spffe,
IonoteS Wanbog Morgen iom Sig |
ct al Spens SfrGooerperfiteber. San
hopoc enot lit Gin ueo at briffe aar.
boIiprc.
@iamar.Man bcitiaalct. 6. =.
Sraoer. buis Stem er / @iamar,
Mimi. err paa CT Sotel / Minot bic.
pen beitiaolet Tor $500, oa en- :,
EoriouS, Ger bette SopepGrelie meo
bonl, er iamtibig ioripunoeu. Eoli.
tiet bar iorgiGpes isgt citer ben FOR.
ipunone Stalobrober.
Steupief ior Waribal. Semofra.
tcrne / ben noropeitligc Gel al Sta.
ten oil ltstte 6. $. Stenpicf al Mi.
not for Soreneoe StaterS Waribal.
% Den nGiie grGiioent, @iIion, oil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
Cob @inter for 1elsiraere. 9

Sob @imter for Eelsjrgere. s5n.
oianere os andre, Der briper BeIs.
laet peo Gouoernp, ifaI / ginter
baue gIort Ell beore SangIt enD paa
mango gar. 60. 2pnf, en- Gbippe.
mo-. Snoianer, braste iaoIeoes forle-
ben oper 200 Eelsifino inc til gpeu,
meoens Oct ingenlunoe err nogen
Werfeligbeo, at 100 Sfino inblepe.
res al en- % iamme S9ger. Den re-.
De Wano bar forreiten en- bemmelia
for SilbereoeIie al line
Telsifino, iaa Oisie altio brinqer
Gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20

nnger frpber al og til no nf aasien
for at ipiie, men life iaainart er
Siingercn tilfreositiaet for De | Sal.
lesifab ilaar Jig tilro igien. Mr.
Sinbon bar / TO Tiger iogttaget ben
eienecmmeli1e 5amilie, men iaapiot
ban bar funnel erfare bar Der alorig
piit iig Den minoite Intponing til
uenigbeO eaer Sfinipge De to Wsore
irneQem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
3tliitttrrptu.

Sfulcbcitprcr tugcr Ififco. :. Z.
%ohriun, ser bar uUrCt Grtnctpal
uc0 &piifolcn / Gait @rono Sorts.
bar tuQct 9Iiite0 for at itl0ere PED
@i@couiiu %lluiueriitet.
Sfibsiartcu niluttct. SfibSior'
ten poa De itorc &noiiecr oiIluttcocs
iioite SenooQ for iaar, ibct oct IioItc
Sfib, Iaiict meo Sail, ga anfom til
GuIutb Tor al Qoo / &interfoartcr.
Wongc al 0e Sfibe. iom operuiutrcr
ser, inotaQer 2nbniuger al Soeoe Ell.
Ter andre aornparcr, Iom herpe6 boil.
6cS / Sorporing Gintercu oner.
@algitrioen / @abaiba Gunntn.-
@altcr u Qflnger. Den m,uGrenoe
CONNER / @aboibo Gountp, blep
peo iioite &oIg mco 173 StemmerS
Moioritet beieirct al SameS &. nc
SIou6. Yaa 8runolog al piSic Sor'
pitIinaer bar CONNER Wtttaer aoa
oppellcret I'll Hettcu, og Ell aienoel'
ie al CONNER Snop penteS / Begun.
oelIen al nGIte llae.
Suutantcr til Snl. GnbeI IerTo.
ner, Der ubeu SpiI mouglehe De nso'
penoige aoutanier til Sui, ~iorcpeoc
iorleoen Rot ilere Snbbruo / gilbert
2eu. Slanbt oe biemisgtc Steber
nar 10. g. SIiouS 8roceribnnocl 90
Tepnps gorberinne, men llobpttet
blep fln minore GUNNER. GoIitiel
iagoes al bape Ell Del begrunoei
liistanfe ON bpem Sppene er, oe
ArreItationer penteoes.
Hcmbertun Epitfoutpr brGnSt. -
8oitfontoret iamt ~. u. Sois &
Sons Sonoelsiorreining | Gember
ION. Blue Garth Gouutp, ne0brrnptl
) lioite 2srOag meb ioa omtrent Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
mtsrpunu.

SbosialS / Ga Grosic. Mrs. Ma.
RE Sobnion er / en- Ilber al Sc Iar
~oiqooet peo 9sben i lit Silent / Ga
CROSSE. Sum efterlaoer iig lin WanO
og en- Cater, Wrs. q. q. 2ommen
/ S%anesboro, Winn.
So Spmmerbnggcrc inocbrrnbt.
Clarence Motb o. 2ouis Tariib,
begge Sfogarbeioer, iatte gat til ITO.
Ite Senbog 2ipet til / Commercial
Sotel / @inter ba oct nebbrpnbtc.
SIben bar opitoact / be TO Wpnbs
SopepGrelie. Sabet poa Sotelet o.
en- peo Sioen ligaenbe 9pgning be.
lob iie til omtrent $4,000.
San brroe Soldier. Zen ganllc
men tabte aunit at bGroe aobber,
iaa oct fnn bolbe So iom Staal,
iiges III at ppre gienopba3ct / Wtils
lpollfee. q. 6. Sacf, en- befienot 30.
brifant beritebs, bar / 80 Iar arbei-
bet meo bette Eroblem, % oct err M
lpffebes bam at f%rembringe ct al
&obber tiloirfet anipsbloo, ser er
baarbt iom Staal.
Spar MILD @intcr. grtbur SOL.
mes, Seputp Same @arben / Sremr.
pealcall, forubiiger en- meget milo
Ginter. San paaitoar at bape aillts
ret Hatnren pisie ifiulte Segn, Der
albrig ilaar fell, % blanot oisie
nGpnes iGrlig, at Siifen bor be-
apnbt at gpbe / oct ItiQeItaaenoc
&ano pe6 Srempealeau. Siifen pes
SeIfeo, merer Solmes.
Spurpugnsrcfurmer / Ga Grusic.
Get iporuognsfisrenoe YubIifum /
Ga Grosie beheper life Longer at
bGnge efter SoIberemmene / 9pens
Sporuogne, ba aonouftsrerne peb en-
Snfororoning life tinabes at Hippo
inb flere Gasioacrer eno Ser er SID.
oeplaoie. Samtioig err Der nebla5t
Sorbuo moo at Sporpogne fieres
meb itsrre Sart emo tppe Mil / 81.
men.
Srrbt nnoer en- Tnmilicfcit. :
geloit ff mar forleoen llnoerrefs
ming ON, at Gbmarb Sohnion, Der
par reiit til Hocfforb, ST., for at
oeltage / en- Samiliereuuion, or bic.
ben brGbt oeriteoS peb at fomme for
nGr en- Sampmaifine. Sans enc
Ben blep bGneenoe iait / Den itorc
Sriprem, og / Sperp9r al DC mon.
&c Ger foriomlebe SlGetninge linn.
gebes ban inb | Seoeu.
Nnflasen mob Seits brpct. geb
Hetten / Sapparb blep iorIeSen en-
gnflage MOB Sobn Seit3 oa hans
Ssn 9eSlic Ieits bGnet, men ga Den
beltemooiae Soriuarer al S9mnin-
sen peo Cameron li notiener Gins.
itrai for Worbet paa Sscar Sarp,
fommer oct ida omtrent paa ct no
Tor bam. Seit5 % hans Son par
anfIaseoe for at bape unobraaet ia
Irreitation % iat iis op moo sopens
S%aonbb9pere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
3cns oine Iilobspaifc
1ttco
G 0LD S

Sntet Steo / 6jemmet iamlcr
SebtitOffe iaa burtig ipm ajOttenz
paifen. Gold Dust Saifepul=
per bar bog ben e~ienbpmmelioe
Gpne at funile pplpie % fjerne
oft feOta9ti9t SmuOs, % bpiS Der
bper Sang efter at Stopper %
Sallerfener er paifeoe 9joreS en-
Splesnins at Gold Dust %
parmt Sano / Saifefabet, %
gaifen %srunbi9 itples bermeo,
pil alt Smuos % Sebt fjernes.
8aftens Iflebspibe oil alorio
tilitpppes meo ieotustist Smnos,
bpis Gold Dust % t~ilitrGtfe=
liet parmt 8ano bru9es iii at
ifpae 8aifen Worsen ps Stiten.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30
Artisans
to Visit
Portland
S,LEM ASSEMBLY WINS CONTEST
AND THE LOSERS IN PORTLAND,
IN PAYING, INVITE ARTISANS
GENERALLY TO VISIT THEM.

Capltal Assembly No 81, United
Artisans, has chartered a special train
10 Portland and return on Thursday,
necember 10Th. The round trip fare
of S1.5O for all trains going down
durlng the whole day has been Sc
curod, on the Oregon Electric, and
iudging by the enthusiasm of the
members Of the local lodge, and T. j.
Penn, Mrs. James Godfrey, and Ivan
G Martin, the committee in charge Of
fine excursion, several coaches will be
required to accommodate those who
take the trip,
Several months ago one Of the big
assemblies of Portland challenged the
Salem lodge in membership contest,
tbe losers to provide entertainment
and transportation to the officers, the
degree team, cxemplifiers, and orches-
fra of the winning assembly. Salem
won, as Salem organizations have Oft
times done before, and 1t is for the
purpose of accepting the hospitality
of It's friendly rival (Fram Assem-
bly) that the local lodge will make
the pilgrimage to Portland on Decem-
ber 18th,
The Oredr Of United Artisans was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

organized in Oregon about twenty
years ago, and now claims to be the
wealthiest fraternal order per capi-
Ia Of any order with headquarters in
the United States. The Salem Assem-
bly, Of Artisans, which now numbers
about GOO members, was organized in
1897, and met in a hall near the Ross
Moores printing rooms. Among the
charter members, numbering 81, were
Judge Moore of the Supreme Bench,
who was the first Master Artisan,
H, S. Belle, Warder, Rev. G. w. Gran
mis-, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N Moores, Mr..
and Mrs. William Mestacott, Frank
Wrightman, and Dr. Cartwright.
The lodge met in the Murphy Block,
after leaving its quarters at the cor
ner Of Ferry and Commercial streets,
then lease was taken on the hall
commonly known as the Labor Union
Hall on State street. After meeting
here for a year or so, the lodge
moved to the Odd Fellows Hall,
where the Order met and prospered
for several years.
The Salem Artisans won first fra
ternal prize for the most beautiful
and artistic float in the parade dur
ing the Cherry Fair of this year. The
float was a miniature of the State
Capitol Building, the dome and roof
Of which was completely covered by
l57 pounds of Oregons choicest cher
ries Over the dome Of the Capitol
was flower-covered arch bearing
the inscription, Capitol Assembly"
The Artisans are now meeting IN
the elegantly furnished Moose Hall,
and have a membership of about 500.
Besides well-drilled degree team,
captained by Mrs. ]. A. Bernardo, and
an efficient corps of Exemplifiers'
led by H S. Belle, the lodge boasts
Of a ten-piece orchestra under the
leadership of Charles Kurth, one OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

500, R's IOt is nssogsod for the somo
amount mt there is small hopsc ON Il
.n.,.a ,s assessed lo, Slt0O maxim. RS
assessment for taxation nurnoses %
Geo. The total assessel yolue of TAXA
.nio pronorty in the cIty is about twelve
million dollars and for tbe first nav
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

loss in the contest, with the Salem
Assembly. but opens its big colIec-
five heart invites all the Artisans
from anywhere to visit them and i's.- real
izina that their own little private
home was not large enough to en-,
tortain all its guests, went out and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

is the outcome of a friendly member
ship contest, in which Fran lost, and
is now paying its penalty by having a
thoroughly good time itself and pro-
viding a delightful evening for its
guests and victors. Nor does the
Fran stop at simply settling its little
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Those Sewer Bonds.

T wish sou would publish the ioI-
lowing idea which has occurred to me
IN connection with the dIscls lon
about the ady ability Of Issuing bond
h nav for sewers. either IateraI5 or
trunk
Assume that a and % are ne.Fa5'
rr fae same block adjacent 10 "a.s'
..ua- has been constructed o par.
,,na South salem system or any o...
.r,f tho eera In the city, The a--
s4f cost OF this sewer 70 each Oh
Tho lots owned by A and y Us $50.
,s rot Is vacant and is assessed for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

were buried alive today when % ditch
bank uD lho city filtration plant coycd
iu ON the worlmu.
Tho outumbcd men wcro dug out
aud ushc dto hospitals but all three
died ON tho way
other worlmcn had marrow escapes
from death
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

salem's well-known musicians. Also
male quartet. Both the orchestra
and quartet will furnish music at the
closed meeting in Portland on De-
cember the 18th.
The occasion, as has been intimated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30
Smith Got Her.

UNITED PRESS LEASED wiHEl
Portland Ore, Nov SO-Lizzls
r cadbetter ran away from her home
because her parents wanted her to
marry a man named Davis. Davis was
@ditcbedo by the parents and a lad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30
Here Is Your Chance

TT|TTTT TTT7T TT7|TT " "TTT-
San Francisco. Nov 30 Two blonde
buc-cyod Texas widows want huB.
bands aud 80 they have written ia
Mayor Rolph They've got % ljtu,
money too and yeuu for loving, do
mesucatod bubbles huO "uo mmhs
drunkards or crlpples need apply"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

Remember going down on any train
during the day on the Electric, but
tickets good returning on the special
only.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

If you can't do as well as you like,
young man, then do just the very best
you can.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

Probably % good football game can
be- played In dry weather but II acoma
unnatural
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

There is no adequate recompense
for a person vilely slandered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

It's easier for a girl to knit her
brows than to darn socks,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

hired the big Christensen hall near
Tenth and Morrison, or somewheres
in that vicinity and so has room both
in heart and in hall for all members
of the order who will attend and ac-
cept their hospitality.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

named Smith, a stranger to the girl
produced. Lizzie and Smith are flat
hunting today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30
.AAA4+++44++t++++++4+t++
THE OPEN FORUM

The Capital Journal invites pub
HE discussion in this department
let both sides Of all matters
be fully brought Quit 10 not
tbe Durpose " this Newspaper 10
do he thinking for It's readers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

Three Buried Alive
Pitlsburg Nov 30 Three men
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-04-10

Harry Graves has been spending a
few days in Lennoxville with his fam
ily who expect to move here soon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Ellis moved
into Charles Gray's house, 13 Mt.
Pleasant street, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Leland Of
Springfield. and Mrs. Ruby Q. Haw-
ley Of Richford. who were present
at the special meeting Of Mystic
Star Chapter, o. z. s., Monday even
ing. and Arthur M. Lang, Worthy
Patron Of the local order, were IN
Lyndonville last evening at q meeting
OF the Lyndonville Chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Stanley, Mr..
and Mrs. D. E. Porter. Mr. and Mrs
J. M. Cady and Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Steele were in Barton, Saturday
night, where they were guests at din
ner OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d..
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Schoppe of
Passaconaway, N. H., and their son
Ray Schoppe from q. v. NJ. Burling-
ton, have been spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Schoppe and Mrs. W. S. Schoppe and
grandson, Rolf spent last week in
Canaan.
e. S. Drown of Barton spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. F. o. French was called to
Barnet the first Of last week owing
to the fact that her mother. Mrs w
s. Brock fell from a ladder and
broke her left arm in two places.
Lyman Stanley of Plymouth, ~.
H., is visiting his cousins, Alfred and
Arthur Stanley.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-04-10

yesterday morning at 1920 at the
home of his oldest son, James H.
Cook, in Barre, where he had been
for about two weeks. The remains
will be brought here today and the
funeral will be held Thursday
morning at ten O'Clock from the
home of his son, John Cook at 20
Caledonia street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Moore are
spending a few days in Boston.
Miss Sally Emery of Newport was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Flint
from Tesday until Saturday on her
way home from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hastings of
Concord were guests of Mrs. Jane
Williamson over Monday night
Mrs. Elizabeth Steele, who lives
on the Danville road, entertained 16
Of her lady friends at d. p. Coveny's
Wednesday night. Supper was served
after which sugar on snow and
whist were enjoyed.
About 40 members of the snow
shoe club enjoyed a tramp to A.. r.
Lawrence's sugar house last Thurs
day evening. This was the first
sugar that Mr.. Lawrence had made
and. it deserves great praise.
Mrs E. M. Harris and daughter,
Beulah visited Mrs. r. w. Laird in
Barton on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Taylor and daughter,
Blanche visited H. B. Ward in
Danville one day last week.
Mrs. A. J. Moore of st. Louis is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ethan
e. Carr on the way home from
winters sojourn in Europe. She
goes from here to Morrisville to
visit her mother, Mrs. Deette Wood
ward.
Miss Mary Pollard of Rutland is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Charles
w. Ruiter.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Watson
and Mrs. Alice st. Jock of Newport
were in town visiting relatives over
Easter.
Charles Ranney is visiting his
daughter in Shrewsbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Anderson
have taken rooms at DR.. c. F. o.
Tinker's.
Mrs. E. ID. Lee of Concord was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Stearns the first of the week.
Mrs. c. F. Palmer returned the
first of the week from eight weeks
visit in Brooklyn.