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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-16
HELP WANTED.
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Male.
AGENTS Send for free sample fall leader:
something new and good, quick sales; big
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8 2hp ST
81 ST ST.

The approximate amount OF The lien or charge
10 satisfy which the above described property 3
70 be sold IS Sls, Az 40, WITH NtcreFt thereon
from the 22t day OF April. 1910, together WIN
costs and allowance amounting to FaSJ.sd to-
Cether with the expenses OF the sale. The ap-
proNlmate amour. Of tn" taxes. assessments
and water rates or other liens. 10 be allowed 20
the purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
Paid by the referee, b. s.. 1851 and interest
Dated New York July 20. 1912.
ALEXANDER BROUGH. Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned TO
"wednesday, October End 1912. OF the same
tim, and place.
Dated New York August 23rd. 1872
ALEXANDER BROUGH, Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby fuTther az
journed TO TUESDAY. October II. 1912, al he
same hour and place.
Dated New York October ,. 1912
ALEXANDER BROTGH. Referee.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further ad-
journed 10 wednesday. October 20. 1912 al the
same hour and place.
Dated New York October IS 1912
ALEXANDER BROTGH. Referee.
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.,sskrIsEAENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
CT The Tribune received At their Up,oWn
~. No 1894 Broadway. between soth and
VA until o'clock .. IN.
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Y9EITHIlIL11lIE1

~, nav cunarder 'Laconia," Feb. 10, sioo
mn for II days. including shore excursions.
Roupd World and South american Tours
Frank c. Clark, Times BUILDING ne" io'A'
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b.ii college graduate; successful teaching
Frsnss nhigh seb9pl and primary courses;
seors,s herman. English. Latin: competent
Tyh'-y highest references J. C. 10Y al
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Female.

SoLhNEss BY well educated young
EosS = ehildfenis French governess; WITH
A. rie.lly' SALARY optional; references NJ
boz Is DptoWn once. 1864 Broadway.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth Street,


Ssh ST, as WEsT.-Doctor's offices en- suite
ehces; Eewly furnished
0V s,fs -, 20 WEST. Small rooms running water;
steam neat; telephone; L." subway,
'4SI 81. S32 WEST-One room suitable FOR
49, ~, 90 also rooms So improvements and
IcIertnces. y II. BOYER care of janitor.
52D ST, 81 wEsT-Larre aIcoye room, all
erenccs.
ODD ST, 81 WEST-Attractive double sunny
,.NoII LOT TWO gentlemen; running water,
DGiom grate, adjoining bath; excellent table;
teiephone references
OOH ST. 90 WEST-Single and double
.oomsi private; bath, excellent table telo-
9TH ST. 439 wEsT-Large front room;
neat. hot water and bath. DONNELLY.
5STH ST, l26 wEsT.-Psrlor floor studio for
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Tel. Coumbus-S672.
10TH 9TH, ST. JAG WEsT.-DEsIRABLB ROOMS;
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MST ST, lis WEST. Newly furnished rooms;
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s4TH. 40 WDST.-Delighttul homeike room TO
permanent party; gentlemen preferred; refer
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subway, Il" Riverside.
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back purlOr. suitable for two or three
gentlemen; other rooms; references.
SSTH ST. 100 WEST-EIegantly furnished
two rooms. parlor, bedroom. private bath; IS:
breakfast H. desired. Apartment No. s.
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ANDTYPEWRITERs
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SELECT HELP an nationali0es, supplied
Short notice, references investigated. 1870
Harlem "a West l3lst IT.
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WEST sDE-Above Tooth street.

IOSTH ST. 204 WEST-Apartment IS: two
beautiful adjoining rooms. suitable bachc
lors; bath. telephone; small French family
l52D ST. sol WEST. PRIVATE HOUSE
CORNER BROADWAY; LARGE, WELL
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE
FOR TWO GENTLEMEN; HOME COM
FORTS. SOUTHERN COOKING: TABLE
BOARD. PHONE AUDUBON 1878.
127TH ST. $50 wEST-OvcrlookIng River
side Drive, attractive room, high class
elevator apartment, private family, reason.
able. Apartment Sc. Phone Morningsldt
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GENERAL HOUsEWORKER. - Very neat;
willing gir, good cook. excellent laundresS;
finest references; city or country: S25. Pear
sons Agency, East 1920 St, near 9th ave.
Tel JO4g Harlem
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LOST RANKROoKs.

E1YRBOOK No G55 go Of the Union Dime
savings BAN; is missing. Any person hav-
ingIs claim 10 lt is hereby called upon 10 pre-
eat the same within ten days or submit 20
hiyiag EaiI IassbOok cancelled and a new one
send
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10 "a 81, 4S WEST-Doctors offices, en- suite.
ehctS; newly furnished
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The New PalatiaI and Luxurious Hote
tIneuIshed, Unique and First Gas
First Class, Opposite Station and Por
Lately Renovated. Royal Patronage,
HiIou Hotel, adjoining Savoy.
Near Garage international.
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B1YKBOOK No 40sl71 Of the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. ANY person hay
llg a claim 10 IL is hereby called upon 70 pre-
s.rt the same within ten days or submit 70
having said Iass5oolI cancelled and new one
sslHd
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-06-06

See Hansen for Tents and AVA
ings.
Mrs. George Moore of Odanah
spent Sunday in the city VISITING
with her husband.
Attorney Charles Morris of Iron
River was business visitor in the
city the first OF the week.
Mrs. McSorl y entertained mum
Der of lady friends at her home last
Friday afternoon at card party.
A. Il. Hoffman has been at Devils
Lake, Wis. th,s week where he has
been attending an Abstractor's con
vention.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
will lneeL next "Wednesday AFTERNOON
at the Methodist parsonage Mrs.
II. C. Chatterson entertaining.
Gilbert Ungrodt of Medford was
in the city last Friday calling on the
trade and visiting with friends. Gill
bert is travelling for hardware
house.
Louis Wardner, Will Arntson,
Matt WEIGH and H. Stock made a
fishing trip to the Siskiwil Sunday.
Lans GOodnough took them out in
his auto. fs
Mrs. r. b. McMillen OF Indianola,
Iowa, is visiting in the city at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Moss.
She expects 10 remain the greater
part of the summer,
Tom Taraldsan OF Minneapolis has
been visiting with friends and rela.
tives during the past few days. Tom
has good position with the Securi-
ty National Bank at Minneapolis.
Adolph Kinney il making some
extensive improvements TO his resi-
dence on west Bay field street. The
house has been moved back aud new
sills have been. placed Under the
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seltus and niece
Miss Ruth Richards of Sioux City
Iowa spent few days in the city
the first Of the week visiting with
County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Jessie N. Smith. Mr., and Mrs.
Selins are on their return trip from
the west where they attended a
Shriner convention.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-06-06
Council Proc eedings.

Proceedings of the common coun-
Gil of the city of Washburn, meet
ing held June 4th1912.
The council was called to order
by Fl. H. Peavey, Mayor at $3.50 ..
m. Upon rollcall the following mem
bers were found present. E. Bryan.
Geo. Fluck, Guy Hacker, Fl. AMPLY
0. Westcott, And. Peterson, N.
Martinson O. Handberg. Angus
Ross and Jake Dibben. Minutes of
last meeting were read and approx
ed.
Communication from Joe Bushey
was read and ordered placed on file.
Communication from Bureau of
Vital Statistics. at Madison, Wis.
read and placed on file.
The following resolution was pre-
sented, and read.
Resolved by the Mayor and COM
mon council of the city of Washburn
that the common council hereby de-
clare that the sidewalks on the
north side of block number eleven
(11) AUDITING Block number one (1)
west half of two, and four, five,
seven and eight, all of north side of
block six AUDITING lots number one,
two, three and four, south side OF
Block number ten. AUDITING lots
number nine to sixteen inclusive
and north side of block number
thirty-tive, AUDITING lots from
nine, to sixteen inclusive;
north side of block number
forty two, abuuting lots number
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-06-06
Summit Stoves Satisfy.

When you want sewer pipe and
tile call up William Olson.
Mrs William Flynn visited with
friends at Ashland Friday.
Miss Genevieve Wiley has been
visiting at ST. Paul during the past
week
Mrs. A. Maitland went. 10 Cusson
last Saturday for short visit with
relAtlves.
Mrs Ben Ungrolt visited with
friend. ut Superior the latter par
OF last week.
Mrs. W. J. Maitland spent few
days in the city last week vsitirg
wlth Irh:uds>
For Sale Two good mich COWS.
Call Dilrec S Farm. New Phone.
ID j, .Estabr,ok and Fred Downer
made a fishing trip TO the Cranberry
River Sunday.
All the teachers of the Public
Schools have left for their homes
where they will spend their vaca-
tluns.
Sigurd Egge of Hibbing, Mimi.
has been visiting IN the city during
the past week with relatives and
Trends.
Mrs. Sweet left the first of the
week for Minneapolis where she will
visit fora short time at The home Of
her sou Martin.
John Walsh and wife left Tuesday
evening for Milwaukee where they
will visit for few days. John Till
transact business while away.
The graduates and those taking
part in the Senior Glass Play en- Joy
cd a picnic on the bay shore Sun
day A pleasant time was had.
Mrs. G. l.. Wiley returned San
day afternoon from ST. Paul where
she has been receiving treatment for
asthma. She is much improved in
health.
Mrs. Green and three daughters
of Owatonna, MINI. are spending
the week in the city visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Green S daughter Mrs.
I'll. HI. Peavey.
The fire department was called
out Saturday evening to fire in the
Bcemey residence on west Pine
street. The blaze was put out be-
fore very much damage was done.
Chas. Hobbs, of Iron River, Peter
Soronen of Glover and w. e. Nettle-
ton of Pratt. were in the city Tues
day. These three compose the
county road committee who have
charge of county road work.
Judge Lewis of Duluth came down
Saturday evening to look after work
being done on his frait farm just
west Of the Guy Judge Lewis has
ten acres set out to trees ard is this
spring ssetting out four acres to
Strawberries. Judge Lewis has a
nice place.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
Iisms OF Interest Concerning
.gour Neighbors A

as - f~@
II you.want nice, dry pine wood,
call UP VIM. Olson.
Buy q Jewel and Save Fuel,
G. H. W.rden of Mason transact
ed business in the city Tuesday.
Mrs Ket Fl Id has been qu te sick
dufing+the ptst.week with tbns'litis,
Frank. Ward Of Ashland Wis ted at
the Downs residence here TUESDAY
~ Mayor H. "A. sPeaveyis 'as rim %able
to be around. after a weeks illaess
WIN, win qu lnsy' ~ .;s 81 e2s&ias,se
W. Co. Maxcy of Oshkosh was .
business visitor in the city the sffrst
of the week. yFf saS
Mrs. Peter Nygren had the mis-
fortuneto falt1ast F.iday aud iojure
several ribs,
w. A. Lovelani and son Paul oil
Minneapolis have basr transActin &
business in the city this week..
Banker A. H. Wilkinson sol Bay
field, was a business visitor in the
city.4ast Friday afternoon.
c.. A.: ssShoresman of ~Coleraine,
Mipn.'.has been transactf5g business
in the City during the. past few
days. \ ases>:
Jerry Kel y of Minneapolis, form
erly engineer at the elevator in this
city, was here Saturday and Sun.
day visiting with old friends.
We Stunt, who has been in the
south during he past Yeas. has re
turned 70 this city and IS sgain en-
ploysd,s Ays the dynamite people.
Dry Pine Wood, for sale. 1Call
VIM. Olscna 49, - - = "%t's.a
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Please Take Notice

The Hon. Judge Wickham of the
Nineteenth Judicial Circuit of Wis
consin, will open court at the Court
House in the city Of Washburn, Bay
field Cou ty WIS. at 1880 2. M
Tuesday, June iltn, 1919, for the
purpose of hearing petitions of Natur-
alization.
By order of the Court:
F. A. Bell, Clerk.
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Turkey Eggs For Sale.

Eggs from Mammoth Bronze
Turkeys. Fine large birds. Prices
So. 80 for ten or $500 for ten il
packed for shipment. Also eggs for
Matching from Kellerstraus Strain
Crystal, White Orpingtons. The hens
that lay, weigh aud pay Price
$3.50 per setting.
7. A. Oscar Il Sos,
Washburn, Wis.
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The City Treasures report for
the mouth of May was presented
and placed on file.
The City Clerk was upon motion
instructed to publish a notice to
property owners to cut and remove
all weeds from their premises and
AUDITING property as required by
city ordinance.
The committee on public build.
ings was instructed to have the
ceiling in the rear part of the city
building repaired, and also to have
the City Jail cleaned and kept in a
sanitary condition.
The Mayor was upon motion
instructed to employ an accountant
to cheek up the books of the City
Treasurer and City Clerk.
1t was moved, seconded and
carried. that the Health Commits
sioner and CITY Attorney investi-
gate as to the sanitary conditions in
Block No. II Vaughns & Austrians
addition.
Upon motion meeting adjourned.
John Froseth.
Clerk Pro- TEN.
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For Sale S. w. / Section of land
T-49-Sec. 26- r. 6 for 81, 28O il sold
at once.
Mrs. FL. G. Lau- 210O Garfield
Ave. /, Minneapolis, MINI.
Lace curtain Strechers at HI an
sens.
Charles Smith left the last of last
week for Lewiston, Idaho. where he
will join his family.
Mrs. Fred Veno left Saturday fol-
points in Michigan where she ex'
poets TO visit for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Newlin are en-
pertaining their daughter Mrs. |. e.
Rae and children OF Superior.
George Curry, chair man of the
town of Eileen. transacted business
in the city last Friday afternoon,
A dancing party will be given by
the Pocohantas Ladies at the Gar
den Hall on Tuesday evening June
18th.
Misses Ida Nygren and Olga Kol
berg are attending Gordon's bust
ness college at Ashland, having
started Monday.
Peter Fox and Harry Wieman and
son made fishing trip to the Flag
River the first of the week. They
returned with good cathes.
The dance given by the band boys
at the Opera House last Friday
evening was largely attended and a
very pleasant evening spent by al
present.
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ten, eleven and twelve; all Of
south side of block forty-six, are
unsafe, defective and insufficient,
and be it further
Resolved. that before a new stan
dard sidewalk be laid the street
comm ssioner under the direction of
the committee of the common coun-
Gil know n as the committee on
streets and bridges, prepare the
grading of the sidewalks to be laid,
SO that the same when laid will be
laid in the established grade of said
portion of said streets.
(signed) Fl Ii. Peavey.
Dated June 4th, 1912.
Moved and seconded that all
rules interfering with the immedi-
ate passage of the foregoing resolu-
tion be and they are hereby suspen-
ded. and that same be advanced to
it's second reading and passed forth
with. Motion carried unanimously
on roll call. 1t was thereupon
moved and seconded that the reso-
luton be adopted as read, which
was also unanimously carried on
roll call.
Petition to have grade of side
walk AUDITING Block 48 on Bayfield,
stree t, raised IL inches above the
present grade, was on motion re-
ferred to the committee on Streets
and bridges.
The following bills were read
and allowed, and ordered paid.
Herman Kluge, Testing fire hose. ..... 5 ZOO
VIM. Olson, Lumber d Draying......... 49, 81
Washburn p. & III. Co.. Railing for
retaining wall ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 4976
ID. w. Corning. Groceries to
Odpb o'VG
M. ii. Sprague Lbr. Co. Lumber ........ ~ 20
Nels Lee, paid interest on bond .-....-.. l.94
Ole Severson, Flushing sewers 7.50
l. Berman, Leather 1.50
Larson Bros, Supplies furnished
10 l1.1l
B. Ungrodt. Hardware. .................... 417.4O
Welch & Fletcher. Lime & Cement 49,. 2O79
Washburn E. l.. d p. Co., Lights.,.... 97.91
e. Bergman, Hardware .................... 1905
Geo. Posey, Supplies to,poor ............. TOO
Bayfield, County Telephone Co.,
Rentals. 200
Thoreson & Stock, Blacksmithing Gas
City Officers. salary first half OF
May, l9l2.--.....--.- .............-.-.-... 14oOO
City Officers. salaries second half of
May, 1912.. .............................. 1880
Highway Time Roll. first half of
May Ill.,. ............................... 205.OO
Highway Time Roll. second half of
May $500
City Poor, allowance. 1850
- ............ 1850
Fire Company No. l, Jacobs Fire.. 5.C0
+" T" Bomey ......... 1000
Hook & Ladder Dc. Jacobs Fire .. 400
" % Bomey :" - 14.00
Fire Co No 2Jacobs Fire.. 100
% % 20 Bomey Z" . 700
:" :" "3JacObs " .................... SEQ
g 80 BOmey a. ..... 400
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Oistad is Manager

At meeting of the Athletic Board
of the University of Wisconsin held a
few days ago Elmer Oistad of this city
was elected Manager of the Champion
1913 base ball team of the Universe
ty. The team won the championship
Saturday when it defeated the Illinois
team by "a score of 7 to 2, having only
lost one game this season.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-06
What Makes a Savings
Bank Safe?

The man or woman who thinks o
making deposit OF his or her little
savings, oftentimes bis or her all, nat
urally does some hard thinking with
refe renee TO the matter OF safe ty
There are great many finat cial ins5i-
buttons which parade at the head of
heir amour cements long list of
distinguished names, names which
are an ornament, and names of men
whose association with any Savings
Bank ought to make a bank worthy
of confidence.
Depositors should not be deceived
ny these names. The names of Gen.
Soand-So and Hon. So-and So and
Col So and-So do not add to the safe
ty of the bank, if they belong to that
class Of directors who do not direct.
In this connection the Hyde Park
Savings Bank has word to say. 1t is
matter of common knowledge that
the managers of this bank have Civ
en- to its invest ments such careful con-
s.deration and scrutiny that in its
more then twenty three years of ex-
silence it has never lost a dollar by a
poor note-a record perhaps unpar-
II led in the history OF banks. Not
Oh ly do it's managers scrutinize with
painstaking care every detail con-
nected with it's investments, but the
result shows that those investments
are made conservative and with a
deter mination that safety rather than
hie n rates of interest shall be the
guiding principle of the bank.
Parties thinking of making deposits
are invited TO address the President,
Carr, II s. Page, or the Treasurer,
Frank NJ. Culver, Hyde Park, VT,
ask ing for a statement of it's assets
and liabilities.
Deposits made either by registered
mail, check, postsl money order, or ex-
press money order, are abso lutely
safe, as in the twenty three years ex-
prience not dollar has been lost by a
depositor sending money to this bank
by mail. II
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-06

The new town hall which, is fine
two story building on the same site as
the old courthouse, has been COM
pleted. This thoroughly m ID ern
structure has 40 foot frontage on
the main street and 80 feet on the
side. On the first floor is located the
furnace which furnishes heat for the
building. The entrance hall is 1lx13
feet with staircase on each side.
These have birch treads with hand
rails on each side under one stair case
is ticket office and under the other
is coat room.
The dining room is 4Ox48 lighted by
IA dormer windows 20x36 four light
ed. HARDWOOD floor and the ceiling
is hard pine finish with wainscoting
four feet high. Back of this is cab
met kitchen 1920 modernly furnished
and fitted with the latest cooking
range. The upper hall is the same
size as the dining hall, II feet high
lighted by 20 windows, arched paneled
ceiling finished in hard pine with A
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-06
NEWS FROM TRASBURG
MRs. r. A. FIELD. LOCAL EDITOR

party to about 80 of her friends
Thursday evening. Although Emma
is sweet sixteen Feb 29th was her
fourth birthday. In honor of the oc-
caslon, Emma's school friends were
II vited to partake of the birthday
spread and sample the birthday cake:
All enjoyed the occasion very much.
Town meeting passed off about as
usual. The town voted to pay $3.50
for the support of the band and S25
of Memorial day 10 cents was raised
over and above what the law requires
on the road tax. While the yes and
no vote for license was not large the
majority against the granting of IL
censes was not as large as usual, being
As to SO.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Edmunds was the scene of a quiet
wedding, Tuesday evening, Feb. 27,
when their son. Dana AIger, was unit
ed in marriage to Miss Gertrude An
drus of this place. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. G. L. Wells
l. the presence of Immediate rela
tives. Following the ceremony dainty
refreshme is were served. Congrat-
ulations.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
NOTES.
The pastor will deliver the fourth
and last of the series of sermons on
Peter. The subject will be peter,
the New Man."
1.-The Universal Refuge in Every
Extremity, loving God is the top
ic for the Epworth League meeting
next Tuesday evening. Leader, Mrs.
A. N. Page.
The Methodist Brotherhood will
hold banquet in the dining room of
the town hall Monday evening, March
18th. Some good speakers will be
present. and will tell us The how
of Brotherhood work.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
At the close of the regular service
next Sunday, the sacrament of the
Lords supper will be observed.
Bible school meets at 80 o. m.
c. E. meeting at 7 80 with Mrs. J.
G. Carpenter as leader. Topic,
"Christian Testimony That Counts.'
Friday. March 8, at 7 80 .. m. the
normal Bible training class meets
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Carpenter.
Monday, March 18th. at .. m. the
annual meeting of the Mems club.
Election of officers, committees, etc.
Also report of the Chicago conven.
ton by Rev c. A. Adams.