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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-07-11
Secrets Of the Craft.

Side remarks by distinguished au-
thor while composing the novel Of the
decade:
(a) "For heavens sake, Mary, can't
you stop that child crying without
singing at the top OF your volce2 How
is a man to get anywhere with all that
noise going ont"
(b) "Yes, yes, yes, take the paste,
take the shears, take the paper, take
the ink, take the stamps, take any
thing. but let me work in peace!"
(c) "Oh, II you say so ! suppose we
must pay that fool CALL but do wish
you'd remember that every minute
taken out OF my working day cuts
down our income by just 50 much"
II.
From the dedication page Of the
completed novel Of the decade:
TO
NY WIFE. MARY,
without whose gentle inspiration. true
cOmpanlonship and constant help
fu1ness these pages would never
have been written, / grate-
fully lnscribe this book
Arthur Gulterman IN Life.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-07-11
Maks rhsm BUY Tickets.

Boy-Papa, who originated the motto
"Pay as you goi" Father Some chap
that owned railroad ST. Louis Globe
Democrat
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-07-11
An Old Fashion.

Some people are So old fashioned
that they continue TO visit their rela-
tives for the purpose of having a good
ime.-Chicago Record Herald
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-07-11

Wigg-What Is more tiresome than a
man who r. always talking about what
he has doneY Wagg-A man who is al
ways talking about what he Il going
90 do. Philadelphia Record
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-07-11

Tom Doesn't your girls father call
you down for staying so latey Jack
Well no. You see. | generally meet
him ut the gate coming home from the
cluh.-Ioston Transcript.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-07-11
Central Market!
eos S. Jersey Street
See us for the Choicest Cuts Of
the Best Meats Obtainable.
Order Filled and famib Trade SoIscltea.
7. p. WARD. Proprietor.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

In order to Insure a change Of ad.
Vertisement the copy for such change
should reach this office not later than
Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p. m. Please
remember this and save the printer
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-07-11

Bring In your job printing while
you think Of Il. Don't wait until you
are entirely out. We are equipped
to turn out neat and taoty printing
promptly at Portland prices or less.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-07-11

We have committed the Golden Rule
to memory; now let us commit Il 10
life. MARKHAM.
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Subscribe for the ST. Johns Review
and keep posted ON the doings OF
the city.
Work for = Craata- ~ Iohn.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-07-11

The noblest question In the world Is.
What good may do In it, Franklin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
Turbaaneoc Mubelapinbcr. 9eoale

T%urbaaneSc Mubelapinbcr. Mogle
mo0ige @o,1ebrpoerl fer for Sc oIler=
mel It efscel1tril fe 11pe Mfpocr bar,
efter boa6 ser ifripes fra Seem Oorf,
faaet cit telnmelig ublio Meofort /
Geroensltaoen. Sire 1,,ge Gamer,
flGote neiogtig efter Sen npeite So
rilern1o6es 6orlfrifter, ipaolcreoe
GLADE og f%or1ejeoe neo as 5tb slpe=
1111e, ga Sc peo 109be @o6e Pubic
Zig ioa Jig o%n1ringe0e al cit Slot
bpbt rDite0e Mebipltre.
vSp &iplcn ion1n1ell pao belr0e,"
ifreg flere &pinoer, iom por blepne
forargeoc oper Sen ene 9mres bpjt
opilibie0e 9ee0erbel. gn ouSeu al
Sc fire elego1te S%figubcoer fnboe
en- iaafoloet v&gntgenltraaleoragt" /,
bbis @ienncmligtigbe0 looer le me-
re, ems SEN i%fjuler. Sc to oll0re
ni1te Jig iou 6orfemperlfer for
@lt(gor= eller 3ntap=@enfluberne.
Selp blon6t SC bpjlt npoocrne
Seem O%orferin6er / 0en11e elega11te
Sci al Sto6el1, bufte set ieu1atip=
nellie 6irflgper pGloig Sp1igt.
~Se poo Sc Girf1tspriniesler! at
Sc life lfammer iig!" Suaoanne
og ligncnbe Dtringer at berettiget
SS1rbignation ipirrcoe Sc fu1orte Da=
nler ON 9rene.
Ga fra Gme6eoro bar &ejen life
lang til @oanogribeligbeoer, og
inart iuie0e olle Clogs &aitepoo6en
giennem 9ltftelt.
Gnoelig lpffeoe5 set Sc forferoe=
Sc Yplte011tfcr at ripe Jig lps, %
mi begpr0tc cit pilo Nagt bel1a0
|@aben. Sg nr1bcr bette Marotbon=
lpb hcnilte Splitlf9rt og @uleorogt
0crcs praftiifc @etponing.
S1,oeboperinoer,ne al Sc forbm=
neoe &ln6ningsltpffer bop6e mart
ct iaa itort 6or1pring for 6eres
ifj6rtefln6te Meo1gltre, at al Tor=
fdlgelie maottc inoitilles.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
Sort furtalt.

= 0rf. Motbiloe Battle, lom
.grru1blag0e Sen befienote Higeifole
/ &j6bel1bann, er afgooet neo 81
bcl1, Sc s(ar 81.
9e. banlfe Stotsbol1cr bor
afgiort l1belo / sen ienere Gi6. 9en
10. Slug. oplfruantes 1mleocs Set
bel1ter1oe Hllblifl1m beo &lu111pen=
borg Nfgalgsltation / &igbenbapn
uso ct fprtfattet Spilag or1, at Af=
ienoellcn al Sog forelpbig bar. in0=
itillet. Gn Stationens SS,,t,ftionr=
rer ingen ngrn1ere l1nberretnin9
fln6e giue, CAB GrafifltanSningel1
Mnleoning til ollel(ags Mpgter ON
cit nh flor l1lpffe. @e10igpis bar
Set life fulbt ioa galt. Set bite fig
at ct &pitbunetog pe6 @ellcrup Sta=
ton poa @rltno al misforitaoeoe
Sigmaler bar lpbet al Sporet -
11oen Sob al Mennelfelip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

$. q. g. Mr. 50, be,1ne eutre-
prenal1te % energetic 2oge, Ser bar
|ptlt Sc anore 9. g.. 8. 2oger be,
l. Chicago, bporle0eS mo11 lfal grit
he Ell Sag n,1, 1,aar man pil bape
|@aub ON at fl11l1e giementfpre
Sen, afboloer Spl1oag ben 81. IS.
en- Nicnic / @orlos 6Joir @arf; efter
Sammenietningea at Sornpielies-
tomiteen at bpn,mc oil Der blipe en-
Masle SperraIfelier pg 6orngielier,
og Spbiicens egen lille Sle meo
Saft1toffcn" - las % baaM 8ei=
ret boloer iiA iaa set life Miper:
lille GQe mco &araplpen" oil
.boloe @enel1e / 8epegclie paa Sen
virrlig BERTH inorette6e". 3bi be-
lmge ale at inbfinoc fig!
&apnc=9lnlcggct. Mapor @arri-
ion ofi(l,tteoe afpigte 9orsbog, fpr
bon reiltc pea fit Terie igjen, &je-
bet al sen Chicago Garul ans
9ocf Company tilbdren0e @ruu,o
peo Safe @iebigan Stra,roel1 mel
fem Nl16tmo oa Ohio Streets, font
9pen- trg11eer / 6orbimoelie. me0
@apncplaner1. 3ipbeilunme,1 er
100000, 1om Meprel ertanter for
Gierne tog / @onos. grbberpelic
al @rnnocn f%jerner ollc @i1ori1l=
ger for at frr1e begp1oe mes 8Dg=
ming al Mefreotions= Nieren % GOT
fer. Gn flor Gel al Mrbej0et pel1=
tes fulofprt, fpr set fol0e &eir lGt=
ter ino.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
Sort fortalt.

- Sen berbensberpmte ipcrrlfc
iS%angerinoe &riitina Milsi o1 (@rep=
jin6e 81 Miraroa) fploer / benre
Maaneo 70 Mor.
= $4,000 Morf foiter &ompos=
amlrgget poa set tplfe &empeifib
uSSmperator". Mo6erfomposict er
an6ragt paa 36ie 9nf. Nf Sc 4
0atterfompasler CT 2 nr6rogt pao
&omma1r6obroel1.
= gn 1tng bonif Game, 6rofe1
ellen Grotb, rejIte nplig til @r9n=
lo10 for at CITIES nreo @rpnlen0e=
re1 &atefet Gem1lit3, iom bun far
lert at fjen6e l1n6er lit S4,bol6 iom
2prerin0e bos Erooit Scbu1t5 So
rent5en paa @rdulan0. 9ette itol
bore fdrite Gang, at cit el,ropGiif
Come CITIES n1c6 cit @r9nlnn6er.
- Galtros &epolutio11 / ge1e51le<
la ifol, efter Dpab ben merifanlfe
@oniul / Guracas oplpier, pGre poa
oct a1lernermelte brl16t. General
|Eorres og bans Silbnngcre, font
ltoo / Gpioie, for Sprerer11e i Sc
pitlige &robinIer, CT taget tilfange.
= &etten / MoIfpo bar gipet
Srbre til at fonfiifere Sc tire fprlte
9ino al SEQ Solltois Gnrf, iom
nofommer paa Gorblrnoms 6orlng.
|Det ~er cit SDerletteJlc al Sc 4
Gpangelier mc6 Torfloringer, iom
fin6es / 6iSie 8ino, iorn bor for
mle0iget Bette @fri6t.
- Eittsbl1rg @iltrift / &ennipl=
Dania er &er6ens ltpr1te <lfor=
brl1ger. s 1912 brl1etes ser 22,-
100000 Sons Sui og &ofes for
l1ben en- Mnng6e 11aturlig @oS.
= Canada bar facet tit fgrite
Mormo11tempel - set er / Garo=
ito,t, 9flta. &relioent Sloiepb Smitb
og on0re Gmbeosmnn0 / Mormon=
firfen par tiliteoc peo Slrbpielien.
- Sc unge Mnnos friltelige
6oreni11ger / bort 2a1lo og CANADA
bar 586,201 Meolemmer, og / re-
lie Ger6en er ser 1,1OO,53O. Sill
pefltel1 for ii61te s(ar par 161,251.
Sper 1900 8oreninger bar egne
S%pgninger. S GWflmro er Ser fle=
re ems / noget onoet 2m,6 ll0crfor
Mmerifa, nemlig 201 ,495. S Miien
CT Ser 32,613, / Ml1itralien 1928,
Ii frifa 2,413. Mo11oco fat S
Me6lemmer> % nr1t fomn1er Ser
biel1 mes 25.
= Ser lfnl / 6inlano bore giorl
|1pnre Molmfunb, lom lfal npttig
gipres Deo lpe11lf og finif &apital
Mm for regnet l16, at Malmen'
imnleoe Mreal er ltgrre elr0 font
lige Malmforefomlter / Snerige o
at ser CT nof for Grit / 400 Mar
Sorebrigt er Ser ingen Weange
paa iagfpnoige iom filler fig ifet
tiif til 0e flor lagne Npgter.
- Gpife 8la0e fortGller om {
~eienoommeligt Eeta1nente, ion e
@o6seier / Mal1en bar pprette,
@am bar nemlig belten1t, at ban
~efterlaote Sormue, Ser 0reier Il
ON 2 Millio11er Marf, ifal tilfa,
r Sc - &ejier @ilbelm. 5amtioi
bar @o6seiere1 truffet u0trpffeli
9eitemmelie ONT, at bans grfe gil
res arpelgs. Geitamentet paffl
I 1tor Spiigt i Ep1flan0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
KoLoNIEN soLyANG CALIFORNIAN

er den eneste danske Koloni paa Stille-
havskysten, hvor der findes en- dansk-
amerikansk Ungdoms-Skole.
vi ensker at henlede landsm@nds Op-
mBrksomhed paa, at der endnu or Land
at faa til moderate Priser. Men hvor
man we'd Overrisling kan avle fra 6 til 10
Ton Alfalfa-He pr. Acre, og hvor man
uden Overrisling kan hsste en- god At
grsde af allie almindelige Sadarter, siger
det sig SEW, at Landet hurtig vii stige i
Pris.
Udmmrket- Klima / Santa Ynez Dalen.
Kun 10 Mil til Havet.
Man henvender sig til Danish-Ameri
can Colony's Sekretmr
isolvang, Santa Barbara Co., California
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

@arm % felo. S11n: "Alene
Sanfcn ON set aselsperf, b1 far
lopet mig, gipr mig felt par1n!"
SAT-: uSg olene Ga,tfen ONT,
bpoo set pil folte, foor set til at
lpbc fol0t 1eb as @pgge11 paa mig!!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
Wisconsin Farme til Salq,

vi kan forsyne f~orhenverende Forret-
n~ingsmend, Bogholdere, og andre med I'D
merkede Farme fra 8 Acres op til 1000 mar
vedJernbane S%tationer og godt Marked, bill
lice OF paa lette Afbetalinger. Skriv paa
enge1sk efter O%plysninger til
Stephenson Land and Lumber Co.,
0cONTO. WISCONSIN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

g-ts~5a=E5 %%s4yt. ES go a49tf Z. .rfT
svar:. Fourth Of July i776.
- Which are the duties o
the president?
Svar: The presidents execu;
tive duties are Of five kinds:
a. He is commander i'll chie1
kof the Army and Navy and com.
Emissions all officers.
b. He appoints all the chief
and many minor officials, but
the consent Of the senate is re-
quired, as a rule.
g He has general supervision
over the whole Federal admin
stration.
d) He conducts the foreign
lpolicy of the nation and nego-
%tiates treaties, but these must
be approved by the Senate. The
Of declaring war rests
with the Congress.
g He may recommend meas
ures to Congress and has a right
to veto bills. II in both houses
of congress a vetoed bill is
again passed by a majority OF
two thirds in each House it be-
comes a law over the presidents
veto.
- Who was the first presi-
dent?
Svar; George Washington.
= Who is now president?
Svar: Woodrow Wilson, his
term expires On March 4, 1916.
- Who makes the laws of the
United States?
Svar: The Congress at Wash
ington, consisting of the Senate
and House of Representatives.
= Is the Senate elected by the
people?
Svar: Not directly; the Legis-
1ature of each state elects two
Senators.
(This has been changed lately.
Senators are now elected by the
,people.)
= What is the term of office
|of a United States Senator?
Svar: Six years.
- How are the members Of
the House Of Representative
elected?
Svar: By direct vote of the
people of each state.
= What is the term of office?
Svar: Two years.
What is the proportion of
the number of the population to
the number of members of the
House?
Svar: One member Of the
House of representatives to
every 1,731,9o1 of the population.
= Can every citizen become
a president Of the United States ?
Svar: No, he must be a native
born American, must be IS
years of age and must have been
fourteen years a resident in the
United States.
- Can a woman be elected
president?
Svar: Yes, if she is otherwise
qualified.
Has the president anything
to do with making of the laws ?
Svar: No.
= Or the Judges?
= Svar: No but they can de-
eide whether a law is constitu.
tional or not.
= What is the highest court
of the United States?
Svar: The Supreme court at
Washington.
- What is the difference be-
tween the government Of Den
mark and the government Of the
United States?
Svar: Denmark is a monarchy
United States is a republic.
= What is the duty Of {
United States Citizen?
Svar: He shall obey the law:
and defend his country in time
Of war.
= Are there any other law
iii the United States, but thos'
made at the Congress i'll Wash
ington?
svar: Yes, each state make
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
So Macinc=& uracrc, @errcrne Gl


81 Macinc=&oracrc, !@crrcrl,e Gb.
&na,olen pq M. s. Mfiller, bcgge l1l1=
ser Maci1e @ro1ounie fen, gjnltc6e
Ell fort 9io Dor go6c @p poo 6erie=
relic. Iiltroos for Mc6oftionens
fortpipleoe Mn1trcn9eli er lpffeoes
Set os life at heto9e b'prr. TplclIcn
al &jen1pe, iao hi maattc ie bore
@initer foripinbe Ell ter to Doges
Spbolo tilbage til Mucine. Scr
fu1 nral, 1oaglt' 90 more iiA" bar
Sc @errers Mflfeb5orb.
8, Macine! gu So0oma % 60
mprrbu.!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
r.. Rasmussen,
Grant, Mich.

Svar: The commissioners and
the sheriff.
- Who is the chief officer of
Your city?
Svar: The Mayor.
Who makes the laws Of
the cities?
Svar: The general laws for
governing the cities are enacted
by the State Legislature the
special laws, such as levying
taxes necessary for the city, its
schools and so forth are enacted
by the city council.
Who elects the city coun-
Gil?
Svar: The voting people of
the City,,
- Are you a voter?
Svar: No, but I will become
a voter if | get my citizens
paper, and pay my taxes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

@rDllnp. Mrfiteft 6. %. Gbriite,l=
fen 2944 2oaon Slpo., hlep Sns-
hog Sen 20. Ml1guit pict til 6rsfe1
Cora &lr6clins, $40 Mins6a1e ct.
Sielieu foregif / @rl10cns @iem, %
Sc Mpgifte orog. famine Gag uo
pon cit @rpll11psrcjle til @iscpnlin
Sells % Gboino'lafes.
uGbicogu=Eolten" g%rutl!lcrcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

Observation-Disclosures afbolber
fin itore aarli9e &onccrt / @icter
@orf @oll sen 81. September og
bor iifrct Jig mon1nrfet Msiiltaa1ce.
9irigenten, Molf Mosmltsl en, piI
III. a. ipnge noale Sploia1tye og
6rf. Bessie Mo,t1bul ipillc &iolin.
6oreninge,1 pil inblh1bcre cit bel
Gel 11pe Sal,gc til &ol1certeu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

&atioualfpmitccn af 1914. Sill
Geleaot for Set 0mrlfe Mloerooms=
bjem CT nol1t Mrs. @n1. Mielien;
for 9onif Notwithstanding S. 80.
sNeraenien, for 9anif Mrbejber=
1%ou0forening s.. g. Som11el len; for
9. 9. g.. Mr. So, 81. g.. &arfom,
ST.; for 9onif=onlerifmtlf spgeforz
ching s. $. Senicn; for Clga 2oge
Ar. ii, 9. g. e., Mrs. Sine Sssel1=
len, og for uGonia" Gmi( SNergen=
fen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

styrtct ncb fra Mfaiunie scmplc,
Sitter bar ct Men,,eifc berGpet fig
2ipet beo at iprinae neo fra Iaget
nf Ma1onic Sentple. 9en ulpffeli=
&c por oe,me Gang cit Moler, @en=
III a%ortbage11. San folot neo pao
6ortopet pao State Street og bleo
fnlit til cit utienoclig Mtrsie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

8rpllnpsrcjic. GGas 9nien for
LOS / oproaes Chicago for at of=
bcl,tc lin fra 9nml1nrf o1fum1e
Torlope0e pg bril,ge ben6e tilbage
til %. Mortb s(pc., iou Mrs.
GGos. S1ie11, ibct @rplluppet 1toO
/ SEEM Worf igoar. uGbieago=&oz
1te,1" hrin9er 9rl1bcparrct Sc beo-
lte Z1llfer ON t@el0 % 9pffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

>. 9. g. MaancbsblaS. Gen
2Ooc September 81. s Nftc1 ofbol-
bes i @jprgoin Sail ltlrbcrtolbning
mes @ol til Sl1btnat for 3. g. g.
Monneosb!nb. Ger er ldrget for
aoo ltnbcrDolbning lto1nurfet
5morrebrpo og &uife ia,nt Ell Gle
CANT IN @ar / %n1ooerue Still. &ro=
gro1nmct nil @1el1erc hlipe oberteret
fer / 8lo0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
&licaap lSinalezSax @lnl, 5

G6icaao 'Sinale=Sar Glnb, Ser
hper Trcoog boloer Mpoe / 5cbil=
lcr %l0g. poa @on>olpb st., bor
orro1gcrct ct ort Mp6c n1co poo
fplgcnoe &onfct / @pmieis' Ieltan=
rout s. 10. S%cptcn1ter. 6lcrc be-
rpn1tc u~Sinqle=Iorers" tnr a,1=
melot at billie 6elta9e, Fl. q. Gbas.
g. 9orro>n, bcficnbt ira 5dll
sSroncisco 9pl1amit= 9(ttcntotet %
hans Tor lpor al Mrbeioerleoernc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29
Uhuapn

&aa r!6armunicn"s ef%straoroinr-
re @eneralfuri amliue i Sorsoags
s. 81. IS. polgtes: 6reo Sppen-
bogcn til &reiioent oe Sens Sen-
fen til SieeprG iioent.
coerfasierer Molf @asmnsicn
ntootog i forrige ltge set Gorgeous
81roifab, at bm1s 73=aarige gantle
6aber bar ufgaaet peo 0p0en. rGbi=
caeo=Holten" hepiolter bam lin Gel
tagelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-29

&omitccu fur &citiiocns fellcs
2oaebpgn;ua CT, fon tioli9ere meo=
oelt / tropl @irfipmbeo n1co Mrra>1=
9en1el1tet % 6ororbej0erne til bc1l
1tprc @oaor / Mr. It's @al( / Otto
bcr Muunco. 81 boober at allc
@reore oa Spltrc pil a1lie set iom
oercs Gligt eitcr beo1te Cine at
1tcttc @on1itec,1 1nco at lpic ben ito
re Spgohe, 6c,t far lat fig.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-20
TEMPLE OF ECONOMY
We Always Have Just the Goods You
Need Whom You Want Them and At
the Right Price.

Great sale of goods YOU need every
day We want you to know where to
get them.
Nine gallon ash or garbage cans
$50.
Twenty-one gallon ash or garbage
cans si.36.
Thirty gallon ash or garbage cans
s225
Dustless mops so cents.
Lawn mowers from S2-9S 10 $3.50.
Adjustable window screens 20. 70
and 50 cents.
Armour's Lighthouse cleanser. .
cents can.
Folding ironing boards IS cents
Curtain stretchers 20 cents and 81.
Croquet sets IS cents 10 $3.50.
Fly whips and 10 cents.
Daisy fly killers 10 cents.
Garden hose 10 cents foot.
Our ascent hat sale still continues.
TEMPLE OF ECONOMY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-20
MUSICAL CLUB CLOSES SEASON.
Recital by Tolbsrt Mac Rea, Of oss
Moinss, Enjoyed Monday Evening".


The Tuesday Musical Club held its
annual social evening Monday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Willard
6O9 West Main street, with Tolbert
Mac Rea. barytone, of the Drake Uni
versity Conservatory of Music. Des
Moines. and Miss Emily Perkins, as
accompanist, in a recital.
Mr.. Mac Rea who has a most pleas
ing voice of splendid quality and wide
range. gave a delightful and varied
program. His best number was the
opening aria by Handel, which dis
played the rare quality OF his voice. To
the Tally Ho Hunting Song" (Clark),
the most enthusiastically received az
his selections. Mr.. Mac Rea gave as an
encore. Joy of Tears" F'hilips), Sew
eral numbers on the program were re-
peated as encores. and Gypsy Love.
Victor Herbert), was given by re-
quest. Miss Perkins gave a piano solo,
March Militaire." (Schuhert-Tausig),
in her usual brilliant manner, which
was greatly enjoyed.
The guest list included about sew
enty members and friends. After the
program a two-course lunch was
served.
Mrs James Zug was chairman Of the
entertainment committee. Alma Don
aldson admitted the guests at the door,
and the officers of the club, with MT.
and Mrs. Willard and Miss Hazel Will
lard received the club members anc
their guests. Miss Mary Cummings
rassed the programs.
Owing to the storm late in the even
ing many of the guests wave unable to
go TO their homes, and an impromptu
program was given by Miss Perkins
ana Mr.. Mac Rae. The affair closed the
year of the club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-20
Affair for Miss Crowl

Monday evenings Waterloo Reporter
says:
Miss Mary Crowl. whose marriage
to Thomas NJ. Buchanan will take
place in the near future, was the hon
ored guest at o'clock tea party and
shower at the home of Mrs. Stephen
Brown on Logan avenue, Saturday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Brown. Misses Fern
Belt. Grace Hollister and Audrey
Strayer. as hostesses. The guests in
c!uded the members OF the Delta ph!
Delta Sorority of the Iowa State
Teachers College, with Miss Lazenby
OF Mt. Pleasant, as an out oft town
guest. Covers for twenty -four were
laid at small tables, which were most
attractive in pink and lavender dec
orative scheme. Individual bouquets
pansies arranged in baskets, formed
the centerpieces and were connected
with the pink and lavender place cards
and nut cups by means of pink rib
bons The pansies were later given as
favors. Pink and lavender predomi-
mated in the four course repast, which
was served by the hostesses,- the en-
tire effect being most pleasing. Crab
apple blossoms and violets Frightened
the parlors, where the remainder of
the afternoon was spent in hemming
and marking tea towels, which were
given to the bride elect. Several other
informal affairs will honor the coming
event"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-20
FRA1ElNAL ORDERS
MEMORIAL JUNE ;
EIGHT LODGES OF CITY TO JOIN
IN ANNUAL EXERCISES
NEXT MONTH.
REV. r. r. HURLsuRT
TO GIVE THE ADDRESS
Graves of Member to Be Decorated
BY Committee in tho Forenoon, and
Exercises Will Be Held in the After
neutrality-suspicious. Of Different
Orders to Act as Assistant Marshals.

Eight fraternal orders of the city,
banded together in comprising the
membership of the F'raternal Memorial
Association, will hold point memorial
services on the second Sunday of the
coming month, June S. The exercises
will be held at Riverside in the after
noon. with the memorial address by
Rev. r. F.. Hurlburt. pastor of the
Methodist church. In the forenoon a
committee chosen from each OF the
eight organizations will decorate the
graves of their respective members
The members of the association will
form a procession on Main street. be-
tween Center and First streets, at 8
o'clock. and will march to the ceme-
terry. Music by the band. the invoca-
ton by DR.. Hurlburt. music by a brass
quartet. the address by DR.. Hurlburt
a cornet solo by a. J. Gageby, and the
benedic,ion. will form the program a.
the cemetery.
The officers of the association are:
President and master Of ceremonies.
John A Tallman: secretary. w. Z.
Leech: treasurer, George E. Hedstrom;
marshal of parade, oscar Wulff.
Actig as assistant marshalS OF the
parade are the following, each repre-
senting one of the societies holding
membership in the associations: Oscar
Wulff, Ancient Order Of United Work
men; c. A. lands, Court of Honor:
John A. TalIman, Iowa Legion OF
Honor; G. +. HedstroIn. Knights OF
the Maccabees: Alfred P. Lee, Mod
ern Woodmen of America: j. q. Ger
rard. Mystic Workers Of the World; w
f. Leech. Royal Highlanders: w. A.
Talbot woodmen of the World.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-20
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