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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-10-07
HIS TIE NAIL On THE HEAD

"@rt Nascn. as usual. hits the
-aiI n the head when he writes as
follows about making good roads:
}an mast use his whips AMI goads
Rms Ger he rurty roads, he must
ng,en plsh The wagon ana assist the
nor. = or mule: ana he rears and
ems lie ines. ana he quickly un-
1uro..res aII the healthy moral les
-us hat he Learned at Sunday
hoo'. All his wagon Oft gets
stuck IN the eumbO or the muck and
g man en- hear him praying seven
c-s-5 OF ao away: and he danses and
h rants. swearing by his sacred
cunts hat an hour on slch a high
~ .prned his golden ringIets gray
This 700, things been going on ever
nee The nations GAVIN. and its
ally c@!y .a-e,E thas The farmer
~ his tools ana got busy making
lla $. singing merry little odes. as
n- u5she1 the shining scraper and
! The swavba cled sorrel mules. Now
! D er ali he western lands there are
| Joyous t0ilirg Bands blasting up the
! blasted gumbo. filling 40 the ruts AMI
! holes: and the farmer views the
sight With a srasm OF delight. and
Ines glad that he is living, and he
whcops and caracoles- And all
chearily he tracks into town to pay
his tax. for there's fun in paving
taxes when the moneys wisely spent:
though this thing of building roads
OF our wealth takes mighty loads. no
one who is patriotic will begrudge a
, blooming cent.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-10-07

The Editor OF the Star was sorry.
E,0ndav. as he looked O, CT he broad
acres os the Howell & ChaD1liss biz
faTn near Lowell thaE thOI-ant
gcuaine hDmc~eekers from lie in
clement aIiute5 Of the north coIldu't
be with him ana see what the really
rural FiUri.ta Was Ii.e-no; the
FLORIDA Of the invalid or the sl|ht-
seer but the Florida OF the man
who wants to live out doors and
make a first-class living.
Mr. T. y. Carroll, the veteran fer
tiliZer salesman, who goes all over
the state. ANA knows Just about what
The Weld of every acre is or sh3ulI
be. a few days ago had look at =
certain lovely field OF peas on the
Howell & Chambliss farm, AMI he
was so S-th1se,i that he induced Mir.
Howell 10 have some Photographic
views taken OF the same Having
often heard Of this famous farm AMI
The fine country around it. the eli
tor Of the Star gladly accepted an in
yitation to accompany the photo
grapher Monday morning. and so,
shortly after s o'clock found HIM
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-10-07

make his home has retained. finding
that state TOO cold TO suit him
Tampa Tribune.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-09
Sale ofsMunicipaI Coupon Bonds
OF Village of Richfield, Idaho.

Notice is hereby given, that the
chairman and board of trustees of the
village of Richfieid, in the county Of
Lincoln, and state of Idaho, do intend
to issue and negotiate the bonds of said
village, in the aggregate par amount of
So, 500 being seventeen in number, of
the denomination Of $500 each, dated
October l, 1913, numbered l to II in
elusive, maturing in numerical order
$500 on January 1st of each of the years
1915 to 1881, inclusive; and that bids
for such bonds will be receiued by said
chairman and. board of trustees until
the 21st day Of October, 1913. at p
m. O'Clock, when all bids will be con
sidered.
Bidders for said bonds are hereby in
vited. Each bidder will state the low
est interest rate acceptable. In 10
case will bonds be sold for less than
their face or par value and their accru
edinterest at the time of disposal. No
bid will be considered unless accom-
panied by certified check TO order of
Geo. R. Schwaner, treasurer Of the vii
lage of Richtield The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved. Bids will
be addressed to the undersigned and
marked Bids for Bonds.
Done by order OF the chairman and
board of trustees of the village of Rich
field, Idaho, this 22nd day of Septem-
/ er, 1918. A. l.. FLETCHER,
Village Clerk.
Sept 25-Oct 16
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-09
Necioc foI Pab icat.on.
(Serial No. O6765)

| epaitmenS OF the Interior, U. S.
and Office at Haley. Idaho. Se2
tamner ze 1918.
Noioe is h.reby given that Waite
N Fender, Of Riehfield, Idaho, VIII >,
Oh September 81. 1909, made desc
and entry serial Nc. 06765 for e y
SWH, W12SEH section 8. township
south, range 20 cas-, Boise M eri-
dian, has filed notice of inten, on 20
make final prcc', % est1biish claim
c the land abo,'s described. before
the Register and Reee'yer OF The U.
). land cfiice II HALEY, Idlho, On
he 27sh day OF November, 1913.
Claimant names as win SIS s
+. Il. Arnold, Mr.. w. M. Jones, Mr..
George Kelly, Mr. H. RAIDER, a of
aichfield, Idaho.
P. F. HORNE, Reg .er.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Shcshcne, Idaho, Sept. 20, 1913.
Pursuant to aformer adjclrnmsnt
the beard Of county commissioners
met this day in regular sess' ON.
Present: w. A. He IS and Thos.
H. Go5dirg, commissioners, and Har
~ w. Anderson, clerk
The following claims were allow
ed against the c. E. fund: FIRST
Nat Bank of Shoshone, court cert,
$16295; Lin. Co. Mar. Bank, same,
s250.15; VIM. Lundin, same, $3.50
B. NJ. Price, same, $3.50; E. NJ.
Walker, asst. tax col, s73.25; c. F.
Annet, }. P. fees, 5000; j. S. Haf s.
han rent election, $500; M. s. T.
: Co. telephones, $1,000; Breedsu
Offiee Supply Co.. supplies. $1.29;
Fred A. Clark, exp, $3.50; McFall
hotel, board ocmms., ETC., $1,000;
Rich field Recorder, pig, $113.53;
Shoslcne Journal, same, $685.;
North SIDE News, So me, s122.93;
Traver Paper Co., supplies, s14.50;
). w. See, exps., s34.91. Same as
above against r. z. fund: Office. S
highway election, $4,000; Gem st t.
Lbr Co., lumber, s62.50; Jerome
ddw Co, sup, $500; w. w. Will
son, labor. $3.50; Walker Wy,k k
off, same, $1,000.
An appropriation of $4,000 was
made towards the expenses of the
rri-County fair.
Tho beard canyassed The returns
IF the independent school G'siri.
No. 33 lestion, and ordered chat
said independents strict No. 33 be
reated.
rho board canvassed t,e5 election
ED tc determine the annexation CT
Ct certain territory to Shoshcne II.
D. ard ordered THAI said territory
BE SO annexed.
Claims ocntinued on the c. E. fun
Bess Burnside, labor tax co.., s10.-
%; George Hineman. board prism
srs, s1.O0; Harry w. Andersen. exp.
SOLO; G. w. Lingard, court cert,
1925; G. W. Linglrd. same. $3.50.
Whereupcn the board adjourned
sine die.
w A. HEISS.
THOS. H. COOLING,
Comm 'ssione.s.
ltsest: HARRY w. ANDERSON,
Clerk
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-09
ALIAS SUMMONS.

IN the Dis riot Court of the Foui tn
judicial D strit of the St tie ;
Idaho, III and for the County OF
In or
Donald F. Drummond, plant f.
vs. Walter w. Louder back and Mrs
Waiter w. Io4 derba, Chs wife,
inst name unknCwn), defendants.
The ST tie OF Idaho sends greet
ings to Waller W. Louder back and
Mrs. Water w. Loud rback Chs
wife, list me unkncwn), the abb
owe named defendants.
You are he eby notified tn a
complaint has been filed ag INST
Gu in TIE D'slitt Court OF the
fourth Jud al Listiilt Of the State
Of Idaho in ard for the County of
Lincoln by the above nam d pla' 1t
IF, and you are hereby direct to
aplesr ard answ CT the said CON-
paint within twenty da. OF The r
lie OF thissum me rs if served W thin
The said Jud oial DstIi,t. ard VT h
n fcl9y days if served e.sewhero;
and you are further notified that
unless you SO appear and answer
said tompla nj wi hin he t m h re-
IN specified, the plaintiff will take
jlGs:mont aaa.lst you as prays d in
said complaint.
This alto is b. cueht to fore
close a NOR. ..se agains. the E12 CT
The SWH of section 20, town hip
3, south, range IS e2s1, B. NJ, to-
gether with al appurt nances there
unto belor girg or in -anyw Sc appes-
intlud ng dams, DIT hes,
water tights ~1rd certificates of
stock evid ncing water right, for
he sum of s421.25.
Witness my hand and the Seal OF
said District Court, this 9Th day of
September, 1913.
HARRY w. ANDERSON,
CLERK.
lanes R. Boutwell,, Attorney for plain
iff, Residence Shoshone, Ieaho.
sep l1Oct l6 /
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-09

IN the Dis riot Court of the Foul tn
judicial D stri. of the Site
Idaho. Ill and for the County of
IN Ofr
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-09
AH Richfeld in
Paragraphs

Judge H. B Jones, of Shoshone, was
llichfeld visitor Tuesday
The Magic Dam will hold water. the
American fence will hold stock. lows
Lumber Co., Ltd ADV.
We have complete stock OF bart
wire and American wire fencing Iowa
Lumber Co., Ltd. ADV.
! have more pumpkins and cabbage
than | need, and heve some of each &c
sell.---G. S. Hopes, Richfield.
We have large stock of Americ ar
Fence, the best fence made. lows
Lumber Co., Ltd ADV.
Any defects of the eyes corrected by
DR.. Harris. And no charge made to
have your eyes examined -Ady.
For Sale Best Strain Rhode Island
Red chickens, prices ranging from 25c
to Sl.00 Call at the residence of L. W.
Garlock.
The "Vici" gold mounted eye glasses
are the best, most dui able, and hit bet
ter than any other finger nose glasses.
Ask DR.. Harris TO show them to you
z. r. Spe lmfn visited Boise his
week on bus ness lie h d'scos-
cd CT his place out near The dam to
n Boise man, and It is undsrst cd
that ne viii SON GO to Bose TO live.
Manager Rays of the idaho Irriga
ton Company had business in Boise
this week. He is expecting TO start to
New York within few day, to lay the
results of the years operations before
the company hackers.
c. w. Fagin, land owner on the
tract, arrived here Saturday, with a
car Of stock and household goods, from
Montana Mrs. Fagin cane
earlier in the year, and is now teaching
the school in District No. s. where they
live.
Miss Leta sackett. of Nampa, arriv-
cd here Wednesday, to serve as teach (
er in school district No. l9, at Pagari. /
The teacher who was engaged for the /
year, Miss Akin, resigned q few days
ago, to accept a better position over
At Nampa.
Rev. H. W. Parker, district superin
enGent of the Methodist church, sends
word that he will be here Sunday, DC
ober 18th. to hold the first quarterly
Meeting OF the year for the Richfeld /
.hurcb. The sacramento service will /
,e held in the mo- ming, ard the quar-
erly meeting and sermon in the. even
ng. All are invited to attend.
The Ladies' Aid held business and
ewing session, Wednesday afternoon
'ians Tor the Bazaar 10 lie given the
rst part of De ember, were talked Of
I was &c i6ed TO meet each Wednes-
ay afternoon until after the Bazaar.
be places OF meeting to be announced
t each meeting. MIS-. Schwaner ano
Irs. Isle will serve a ten-cent tea for
ext Wednesday, at the Isle home.
II are invited.
J. L. Jam n. who fer the past {
~ years has been in the employ
lie icai i-ri4asca ,c-Apa-y,
/. ~ lie Magic Gam, has bought
e ;I,olsst CT j. d. Furcht in the
urcLt Fowler Auto company in I
alley. and the company will now
, known as he Fowler Auto COM
my. Mr.. Jamison will remain
tin the Idaho | rigation company
r The winter at least, his parsner +,
king cargs OF ,be BUSH IS at Ha'- {,
Y. They hand The Ford car. as
II as d9irg a big garage business,
d my latcr put in a high priced +
= T. meet the demand CT those 4,
10 want 70 pay more money III n =,
2 Fosd sells for. :,
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-09
$1,000. 100 Reward
Adv.

We will pay One Thousand Dol
lars Reward for the arrest and
conviction of any person stealing
cattle or horses from any mem
Der of this Association.
BLAINE COUNTY STOCK
MEMS PROTECTIVE ASSN.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-09

Hear Judge Dunbar at the church on
Sunday afternoon, at 2;S0.
Remember. there is 10 charge to have
Your eyes examined by DR.. Harris. -Ad-
1t is cheaper to buy screen doors than
to swat the flies. = Iowa Lumber Co,
Ltd ADV.
Ray Mills came down from Hill City,
Saturday night, Tor brief visit with
Richfeld friends.
For SALE-Mare and colt, single bug
gy, and double harness. Inquire of
Mrs. f. A. Jefferson, Dietrich, Ida.
Lest, silver pin, flower shape; also,
pendant fiom pin, With 5 miniature
dee Re u n TO MIS-. Crosby, Richf e d
Wc-d has b-en received that P.
NJ. Beers and family are now at X :
nlar. en- the c earwrtsr rivr. in
ldei-, county.
A council meeting was set for Tues
day night, but rs none of the council
en- were in town the meeting was au-
masicaliy postponed.
Lost, roll OF bedding. on the road
between Richfield and Burmah. Leave
word Win c. s Parsons, Buimah, or
Al the Recorder Office
f. s. r eyes, Pcstmast Reeves
father, is cxpe ted to salt from
E ] = in. Kansas The last CT this week
q tn. ~ ST OF net. on his way TO
the wtss. lie may 10 a . here.
Mention should be made Of the exhi-
biz made on Rchfeld Day by the rural
school in District No. s, collected and
arranged by Ms. Fagn, the teacher
Ii had a worthy place with the exhibit
OF the Rithfeld schools.
r. t. Mickelwait returned Tuesday
f.om several days visit to Hill City.
hey have a resident doctor now at the
new toNn, several buildings are going
up, and in many ways the. e are signs
{: prosperity.
&C. Il Whealdcn OF Barns returned
. ltTc1ay CT lass week from Pors-
land. where he wen with a ar Of
l. s. Ms. Whe. c.n is on of the
bisges. leg ra's-rs IN LIN o n CO n
/, md he VIII have many car
J, o cake Il market.
Mis- A. Fl. Wright and lille
daughter rc.rrred = la If last
week from Cedar Fa S, Iowa, whsle
iISy had be for mon h, called
by &c il i. SIS Il death Q, Mr..
Wrighs s M sher NJ Wr ght did
L1s IL. IN a, this tine. and It is not
citan St hen h can csc. Ii $
Iaihtr id 5 st r my ac q.
I'm, t. nike her h M h re.
The Social Science Circle met two
aeeks sgo with MIS-. II. f. Davis, Mrs.
1eo. f. Goiow assist.nti as hostess. A
Pleasant and profitable afternoon was
pent no write-up had been given the
,ccssion, as the Cncle journalist was
way at Boise at the time, looking att
. some kichfeld Day matters. The
meeting on Friday OF this week was
cid It Mrs. lenecke's, with Mrs.
'.etcher assisting. A fuller account
al lie given next week.
VIM St.tnl WIS up On 5sd'rg
II city list VIC k. and again he
.st c. his W e.. He mas Sc, ,-e :
Amil5 over 20 Il is, WI r. the =
g CIR can have medical s'faament .
&c be IN a lover a.t'tuds, which IS .
sa,eYtd VIII u bJs r To- ne. N -
FUNK re. or III Irese &c Of che {
e n his herd q hogs at Gocding, q
G ha,:rg already lest a numb r ie
{ m she 'ssas He is having the
le rosl cf the h I'd t eat. d with the =
ezra serum, which IS aim st Ga
rain preve NATIVE, and viii sa1e V
me Cf The here's rlreldy infected. II
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-09
Colts for Sale.

Seven choice colts, 6 months to IL
years old. Apply to ] M. VanTassel
on w. M. Breck S ranch, miles north
and mile east of Richfeld.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-10-09
course Not.

Did he kiss you when he pro-
posed? Certainly; l wouldn't con-
slider any but sealed proposals."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-29
MUSICALE A BIC SUCCESS.
Congregational Church Choir Render
Cho"uses OF Handles Oratorio.

Members Of the choir of the First
Congregational church of this city. as
sisted rs other able singers of the vie
nifty, entertained a large audieuc" ol
local music-loVers ia the church uu-
ditorium Yesterday afternoon with 70
musicale. Several choruses from Ham
derS great oratOrio. The Messiah"
were sung by the choir and were very
pleasing To the audience attending.
Miss Alice T.. Camper, director of
he choir deserves much OF the credit
for TIA" success Of the musicale. Mise
Camper directed the singers for sever
al weeks and also SANG several of H."
solo selections.
Tho children of the primary depart
ment rendered Christmas exercises iu
the church in tn" morning, large
audience also attending tins program
Christmas songs and pieces marked
the mornings exercises and tie w"r'
eff the little folks delighted parent
aud friends attending
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-29
ARRANGE FOR ANNUAL DANCE.
Hancock German Singing Oreaniza
ton Announces Plans.

Members of the Hancock Maenner-
chor Lyra have completed all arrange
m"nts for their annual dance and en-
tcrtainment Ia Ice held i'm Germania
hall next Wednesday evening. New
Years eve. The committee in charge
of the arrangements has completed an
excellent list of dance numbers. which
will he played by Klinekammer's or.
cheStra.
For those who do not dance. card
tables will he provided So that these
persons may not find the evening
weary ing Vaudeville entertainers will
perform throuehont the evening L.
vary the amusement. Members of the
! club and their friends cordially are in
yited Ia attend this function. which
! the arrangement committee has at
/ tempted To make the largest and best
of any of the annual dances announced
! inr Hancock this season.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-29
THE CLOSE EARLY" SLOGAN
Tive Hancock Merchants viii Adopt
New Plan January I.

clerks of Hancock stores were elat-
ed Saturday when informed by their
employers that commencing January
l. they would not hc required To- work
later than o'clock during the week.
with the exception of Saturday night.
Many other stores probably will
close early ana merchants are being
urged To follow the example of their
fellow tradesmen. Proprietors of var
."us other stores stated that they will
adopt the new rule at any time and
would he willing To- close at o'clock
Tor TIA" entire year. with the exccp-
ton of "a few weeks before Christmas
when tn" rush is In fun sway.
Clerks in local stores are being
urged To take up the early closing
slogan and assist in obtaining the
consent If their employers to close
early when the people get into tn,
habit of making their purchases before
T. o'clock IL will be- no hardship what
ever" said u Hancock merchant, "and
as the clerk works eight hours eyery
day. and some days ten, it is only right
that the merchants should give them
their evenings for their own entertain
mcnt"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-29
Five TYOMIES
men ARRESTED
One More Arrest Today in Case
Against Hancock Publication

Five officers Of the Tyomies PUN
fishing company of Hancock. four or
whom were arrested Saturday and one
to-day, nu warrants issued by Justice
Eichkem af the request ui sheriff
Cruise. charging the publication "t
matter which might have the effect of
melting RIOTS. viii bee given a. he3r.ue
before Justice Eichkeru this afternoon.
Tho four arrested saturday were arr
uiened Saturday uipht and We're uu.
able 10 procure bonds of $1,000 each
They are ~erE las J"hu - SUNNI
>uuri. editor of the Ty,mies. Arthur
Nuorrla, printer, Mau Eol,ho book
keeper aud John Alanue. secretary uI
the company. The man arrested to-
day is called WaiSaucn IL is said each
of the five has expressed Il desire Co
waive examination. this being The rga
son for the first fout hcing hrouEht
into court again today.
ln all twenty warrants Were ISSUED
for th, arrest cot those Interested iu thr
publication ct the TNumios and others
who il is said aonsprrd Co publish the
articles referred 10.
The article which forms the basis f"r
sheriff cruises action was Published boo
an extra ISSUED boy the Tyomies ON Fri
day and was tn the effect. il is said
hat sheriff Cruises Deputies lad stop
ped the crowds which were trying Co
emerge from the Italian hall huildu-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-29
RESOLUTIONS OF PROTEST.
Hancock c. A. r. Members to Oppose
Change OF American Flag.


Dauphters of the American Revom-
lion have been discussing tor some
time proposed change Ia the design
of the American nag aud are much iu
favor of this change \ meeting OF
T.. Il. Stiles post q. 4 r. viii be held
IA the near future To discuss this
change in old Glorys makeup and
adopt resolutions of protest against
such action
Several members Of the e., \. K.
have written to President Wilson and
have asked his aid Ia preserving the
emblem
Commander William H. Watson of
the +. II. stiles post. G. a. A., has
stated the following ia regard L" the
proposed change:
with the adoption of any such
change AZ suggested, there would be
no more Old Glory. do not think the
nag win hc altered as long as u sol
dicr 90" sailor of the war is left. When
we die We want Old Glory in Gus cas-.
kets and on Memorial day. placed un
our graves"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-29
GUARD CHURCH
DURING NIGHT
Wild Rumor Alarms Members 70
M. {. Congregation

Members Of the Methodist EpiscopaI
church and Hancock citizens, alarmed
10y wild rumor MAT churches hold
ing Christmas exercises for the chill
dren would be- blown up. last evening
requested Sheriff Cruise To place "A
guard around the building. The sheriff
complied, placing four deputies in close
proximity To the church. these men
remaining there for The entire night.
Rev. Reuben Crosby. pastor of the
church, stated this morning that he
was not aware of such threats nor aid
he know anything about deputies be-
ING placed around the church To guard
H. untll he returned late Yesterday
afternoon from a baptism He also
stated that ne had no fears in the
matter AT AZ, and felt that alarm was
needless.
Mayor Oiala received telephone
message this morning from several
parties connected with the church re-
Guesting that a light he placed in the
rear at the building. This probably
viii b" done Immediately.
Will investigate
Mayor Olala was interviewed this
morning in regard to a proposed eX-
animation of the public buildings oi
Hancock with rcferenceSto their OBJ
scryancc of the city fire ordinance
only three buildings in the city live
up Ia fire rules. which state that al
entrances should have doors which
swing out. The Kerredge theater
/ Kauth building aud the high schoo
are IN" only ones observing this par;
Of the ordinance.
Mayor Oiala stated that thorough
| Investigation would bee made 10y IN,
Hancock fire warden and all public
buildings without this feature woulC
Ice condemned Owners Of such build.
iugs will be requested To have theh
doors rebuilt so that they fultl th'
requirements of the law.
Hancock citizens are of the opinion
that joy making this Investigation, anC
requiring owners Of public building!
to observe the fire ordinance. tina
disasters such as the one at Calume
can hr avoided.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-29
WILL HOLD EXERCISES

children of the Methodist Episcopal
church Of Hancock win render their
annual christmas exercises in the
basement of the church next We'd
nesday evening The children of tho
primary department OF the SUNDAY
school viii hc the principals of the
program Christmas tree win %"
erected and presents distributed N
the little tots az the conclusion of the
program.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-29
CHANGE IN MANAGERS

Richard Callahan and Joseph Skelly
of Hancock have announced that they
have recently purchased the Hancock
playhouse known as the "Orpheum. -
The new owners will take control Of
the theater Immediately ana hav"
placed Ben Noonan in the capacity Of
manager Mr.. Noonan IS an able man
to fufHi this position as he worked
for several years at different play
houses and has "a thorough under
standing of the needs and require
mcnts of such places of amusement.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-29
LADIES ELECT OFFICERS

Members Of the Ladies' auxiliary t'
the Ancient order Of ilihernians, re-
gently elected the following officers:
President-Mrs. Harriet Stack.
Vice presldent-Mrs. Johanna CON
way.
Financial secretary Miss Kate Ma.
Aulcy.
erording secretary Anna Ken
ncdN.
Treasurer Miss Mae Lowney.
Sergeant at arms-Miss Nellie sui
Ivan.
Sentinel-Miss Anna Keough