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La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
's-,x.s". is~.rsss At wo..,-r,y's

The Beisian benefit was q grand
success-Insofsr ~ Master Bloice
Bowen's fancy shooting exhibition
WAS concerned. Master Bowen GOV.
cred himself With glory at the free
outside exhibition In front Of the
thestsr NJ the conclusion Of the mat
inee. In all shots attempted he did
not make miss. OPENING by shoot.
ing tin can thrown In the air and
gradually reducing the size Of the
objects. BY hitting an empty - cal.
ibsr shell thrown into the cir. IL Q
feat that many Of the older crack
shots Of the country will not ae.
tempt. In al about slxty.sive shots
fired NJ flying objects were made
without = miss. Many times. two
objects were thrown into the air at
the same time. The crowd continu.
ally sppiauded ss the shots became
more difficult and the size Of the OBJ
jcct shot at became smaller.
A. night he performed on the
stage with the same success. with
out . miss. shooting With . Rem.
ington - caiibcr rifle. In al styles
and mannevs--iyins down. Standing
on his head. with = mirror. at swing.
Ing objects. shooting poker ehlDs.
sticks Of csayon. empty shells hel1
In his fathers fingers; shootlAg a
1ndlan head. % . cafdboar1. ~
sams - On artist would draw II W1th
. csayoa, b . wondesfuI feoa Wh1a
one eeasllses that thsse aso - 11noo
On TIE ear1 boar1 - ain &.
Masess Dleles Bowen \ eooos1o1
v - ~ ~ ~ ~ = Amogoon,
- ~ 1oaoe = ~ ooool - -
sesa1 \ ~ sn11go wog1l - ~
u sAesil - Dsou1 - ueese uo01n.
A.. |.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
Early ss.~s =. p...ma Espo.isso..

Mrs. 8. n. Rose left last Monday
for Ban Francisco. Calf. where she
will make an extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Maud Hensley. and
will also visit her son. Edward Rose.
who IL located at Newman. Calf. and
there she will have the pleasure Of
inspecting her new grandson. Mrs.
Rose will remain ON the coast for
several months. and in April will be
Joined by her husband and take In
the sights Of the Panama Pacific Ex-
position.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
=. sssy.s.. 81 q. F..s..ft'.

Christmas services win be very
elaborate at the Catholic church this
year. A new pipe organ has just
been Installed at . cost Of Sl.se0.
and will contribute TO enhance the
beauty Of the music and Of the cere-
monies during the divine services.
Low masses viii be said at s:3o.
500. 1870. $3.50 and $500 o'clock In
the morning.
The solemn High Mass will be eel.
ebrated At 1880 =. M. Father Cy-
prian Bradley. o. 9. b.. will preach
the sermon. The choir will render
the Mass In r by concone. Mr.. w.
Y. Gabeie will preside at the organ.
The evening service will take place
st 7:30 p. m.
Everybody Is cordially welcome to
all these services.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
Asesis,.sllas ssss,ss.rssssssi.

The brotherhood Of the Methodist
church held its regular aonthly
meeting In the Brotherhood room os
The church ON Mosday eveaiag. I,e-
cenhes i+th. Ahout slxty.flve men
wses present and six new members
we're initiated.
Those who we're In attendance
were given . rare treat ~ Mr. Robert
". Paatsssoa. who hss Just recently
roturnsd from . two yeass' trip 10
the Panama Canal and South Amcri.
%. was present and gave . very In.
terestins address on his travels. Mr.
Patterson made two visits 10 the
Panams Canal and his discription Of
that great piece Of work MAS psrticu.
larry interestine.
NJ. Pattesson''s remarks ON
seuth America dealt with the Gus.
tons. education and sociabIiity Of
lss psople aud With ~ government.
agriculture and resources. NJ. Pat.
saeson hes SCENT sufficient tinsc IN
teeth AmerlcA u enable him :"
make spisAdsl Address and M xLs
aske1 nany eseselons which he ssG-
~ answessd - hls carefui obsef'a
oleas q that eoutssy has made aim
VEN familiar Witt Il.
Afoss 11s. rattsesoa's address .
:vooe - lAasAs was sgtsAle1 - hin.
- evesy 80 heDes y aoaln have -
oDDoetuol1y y 11U1ea y Nh.
uofpoon0oD1o Woeo eosvo1 q ~
49, = ~ 0eoelAG.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
A. vs.ss nsea Iss.s.e.

A Prost. Who has besn located al
woostoa. Celo.. Tor over > ysar, %,
sInce the coal s.rike was inaugurat.i 4
returnsd home lass Monday. Mr.
Frost vas one os tn Who have bcen
gsardiss . tunnsi for the Santa r.
at wooeton. the strikers having made
thrsats 70 blow ~ the tunnel In the
hope Of iatsrfesins With the shipmen,
Of coal from New Mexico. anA thus
ald In winnins the strike In Colorado
Nov that the strike has been declared
OF Il WILL not be necesssry y guard
the sunnel.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
s'sss issss Asssss ssessiss.

). o. wssbsss sad c. L. seeley
west - Las Asinas lest 1eeslay "a
atesad ~ assual nssting ~ the
seeeaheolses - thst eoaoasy. An
aasees0eat = % eeats ~ sAars vss
us1e - ~ sAssshellsss - Aat
eosDosaliea. ~ o0ouae belag IN
saoe - thas 49, ~ yeas. Il VA
eesooeo - ooeoDeao ~ e0eoo1es ol
11Dooooes toou - ~ 1oonlas ID
ooog1ogv. = 49, dnoooo o1)ouss.
0one ~ 49,.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
Rank Acco... ts.r...he., for F..-.

Tom Supenor. who was recently
convicted In the district court OF an
assault with . deadly weapon and
given 4 sentence Of ninety days In
the county jail along with fine Of
$500. II still In durance vile. and has
also paid his fine. which with the
costs amounted to 3300.20. In or
der to secure the fine. however. Il
was necessary to garishee his bank
account In the First National Bank
Of Rocky Ford. supenor will be in
jail until February.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
PRESBYTERIAN AID SOCIETIES.
Dlvkie,,, A.

Division A of the Presbyterian Aid
Society met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. J. G. Chapman on San Juan av-
enue. There was good attendance
OF the membership and after the bust
ness session u social hour was enjoy
ed and refreshments were served.
The following is the list Of officers
who we're elected: President. Mrs..
Morgan Skyles: vice president. Mrs.
G, J. Stanley: secretary. Mrs. Joe
Mock: treasurer. Mrs. G. II. Linville.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
WORK Stopped ON GAS PLANT.
COed Weather and t0o Much Frost
y the Ground Made Digging
Trcnches Difficult.

1OsN VII u88iuB TIC tIeuCuCS tOT
the mains Of the new gas plant had
to be called off last Wednesday
nght The ground 8 frozen to q
deDth Of six or eight inches and
dioBins trenches proved to be
very arduous task .or the men as
we'll as y very expensive one for the
gas company. II was decided to
call the work off until the weather
moderates to some extent, and ~
the weather IL OF a very uncertain
quantity II IL not known. Of course.
when the work will be resumed.
There were 1866 men at work We'd
. nesday night. and all but fifteen OF
them were laid off indefinitely. A
force Of fifteen men Is still ut work
ON the building that will house the
plant OF the gas company. and 1t is
expected that Il will be completed
and fully equipped for the manufnc-
ture Of gas by the last OF February.
II the work Of laying the mains IL
completed by that time no further
delay will result. During the ten
day that the men were ut work on
the trenches four miles OF mains
were laid and there are about five
mile OF mains yet to be laid. II will
not require more than two weeks to
complete the work OF laying the
mains under favorable weather con-
ditions.
When Il was decided TO discontin-
ue work on digging the trenches a
man from Swink wanted to take the
job, frost and all. and dig the trench
o. with a plow and a caterpillar en-
gine. He was told to get ON the Job
1t once. but II Is reported that he
gave his outfit trial first on the
frosty ground nj Swink and no more
was heard from him. The company
has also notified Dave Downer. Of
Las Animas. To appear ON the scene
~ttA his ditch digxing machine pro-.
yiding he wanted To tackle the fros-
ty ground 1t 8 cents per foot. but
nothing has been heard from him ms
yet. II was costing the company
about ~ cents per foot to dig the
trenches When the work was called
off. and previous to the cold weather
Il Was costing them less than six
cents per foot.
A. a. Caldwell. the contractor. left
last Wednesday night on No. 3 for
his home In Los Angeles. Calf. but
VIII return 10 La Junta just ms soon
as the weather moderates. Mr..
Caldwell has put In over forty gas
plants on the Pacific Coast. and he
says he never worked In town
where they wanted gas ms had ms
they appear 10 want Il In La Junia.
People stopped the gas men while
they were nt work and wanted their
houses connected up right away. and
appeared 10 be peeved when they
were told their wants would he at
tended 10 later. A house IN house
canvass Of In Junta will be- made for
consumers as soon ~ the gas COM
pany IL ready To make extensions to
the residences from the mains aud
every one Will be given an opportuni-
~ IN sign up = contract. 20 don't
worry.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
Division G.

Division C Of the Presbyterian Aid
Society met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. II: G. Woodbridge and elected
officers for the coming year. After
the business session Miss Faunie
Beerbohm favored the ladies with
two of her pretty vocal selections and
Miss Jean Marshall gave two read
ings. after which refreshments were
served. The following are the Off
GERS for the coming year: President.
Mrs. Fred Jones; vice president, Mrs.
John Johnson; secretary and trcasur-
or. Mrs. A. S. Marshall.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
ownes, . Drag Store One Week.

Two weeks ago Ira worman pur-
chased J. v. Yeoman's drug store In
Swink. and after running the place
for one week sold the store back to
Mr.. Yeoman. who found out In that
very short period that there was no
place like Swink In which TO live and
have your being. II is reported that
Mr.. worman sold the drug store TO
its former proprietor at an advance
over that paid for Il one week pre-
vious. Mr.. wormah left last Mon
day morning for Albuquerque. n. NJ.
to investigate proposition that had
been submitted to him In that city.
Ira Is genial old soul and the Tri-
bune wishes him all kinds OF luck and
prosperity wherever he may decide TO
locate.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19
Division ID.

Division ID OF the Presbyterian Aid
Society met with Mrs. T.. Gard Ed
wards Thursday afternoon aud elect
ed officers for the coming year as
follows: President, Mrs. Edwards:
secrctary. Mn. D. R.-AlcCums. Ths
other officers will be elected At the
next meeting.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19

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La Junta tribune., 1914-12-19

tceasIassl = ~ Fvslvs,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
A WOman's Charm


Beautiful hair. fluffy. iustrous. abun-
dant and free from dandruff. Is one OF
Womdns greatest Chams-it's her
main delght-yet man- who would be
most attractive but for their streak
cd. thin and liteless hair. think there
Is no remedy and that pretty hair Is
gift Of nature. Beautiful hair is a
matter Of care and attention. Paris
ian sage. when rubbed into the scalp
and applied 10 the hair. viii work
wonders YOU will be surprised and
delighted with the first application
not only viii the hair appear abund-
ant. soft. fluffy. radiant with life. but
really dOubly beautiful
Partisan Sage supplies hair and
scalp needs u surely removes dand-
ruff with one application and Cleanses
the hair Of all dirt and excessive oil.
II is an inexpensive. scientific tonic.
and contains nothing to injure the
hair or scalp. II can be secured at
any drug or toilet counter.
Delighted users pronounce Partisan
Sage the best. most pleasant and in
MIGRATING hair tonic made.
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TALKS ON HEALTH
JOHN STEWART KENYON. NJ. D.
Women Could Avoid Most
Operations

Medical records show that almost
tVOthirds Of the serious or aior
operations are performed on women
And the majority Of these women
sufferers are between the ages Of aD
and IS
Most 81 these operations arc for
abdominal troubles and great mum
Der are the direct result ~ women
doing housewOrk that d. too heavy
for their strength
Sweeping. beating rugs. carrying
water and wHehIuE clothes can D..
charged with many ills of woman
Kind
~ these. washing BE- tho chief Of.
fender 10 involves handling heavy
weights and long hours of tho hard
est physical labor lu STOPPING posi-.
tlon
This heart breaking. health break
INK task ls no longer necessary A
woman who ruhs her life out over a
fteauinE dashboard these DAYS
either does ~ because sho likes a.
or she knows no better
Nine O'Clock WashirE Tea costs
only 3 cents for three waehIrra and
% takes all the rubbing out of Iauu-
dry work
Two fpoonfuIs ir % boiler of rIofHaa
will prcDiplfafD aI tho dIrf fU fr.
bottom ~ the boiler and fht rIuff..
come out spoflessly clean 8lI ready
to rinse
Used by two million women Tor ee
years Absolutely guaranteed fu Dbl.
harmlsaa fo cIDfhca and hands Con
faire neither acid nor .n|Ir.Uu. chem
icals Try scent package fE..
week. You. grocer tae i'
20'r> St4-,/7<--1,e~-~h2
" u
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Carroll az tho toastmistress Others
on the program who viii give talks
are Nr- 81 j. Ford Mrs I'd Heth-
DrIF Mrs. George COChraue. Miss An.
EeIa Ncfadden. Miss Lucy Miller and
fHn Academic OF 1919
onr'rs for tho Niumnao are. presi-
dent Miss Ann Wiu-rrtor. first vice
Ur'. IlNUf Mrs = = Carroll. second
vice president Nr- Mary HOFFMAN.
secretary. Miss Nirrfa Miller. assis-
au. e'rre.arv. Miss Lillian Humphrey
treasurer Nrs Vincent owens
IN. members of the ST. Joseph
Academy AIumrao are anticipating p
pleasant evening and tho fact that
tlr banquet Dr. fo hf served in the new
'Uf.' .t.a Dr. a'I fU..wOrn attractive.
Thor. H.I hs over hundred DO A..
..r|.rr.
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~ eyes sparkle and sf,s trs-n e,prvs-
society Girl Here o. that usisht--e-
alrtrE Treatment which -re rnIf 300
void Hork without danrrr ur iulorEru-
can obtain az an o-ar ata-. I- ms
rirfs BOZ wufer strain chen. .#rH rHrr
tabl@spourtlI before r.a.s ken III
du--d. Iarrofis i- gentle IH action and
positive in reHalfz and leaves TIE ne.h
and skin arm and smooth
GEle 10 BE- easy 90 make an iaesrs1-
sife hair tonic 90 home by mixing D
ounce quulnErin with b. pint alcohol
should - rna--assd once 90 tsir. a
~eeA vtth this gIllEuIr tonic. IT, r~Eu-
oiiineSz. and when this b. done fhe
pa jlfal color an7d -iihy -pftnes- returns
and have a beautiful sheen.
s'arre Friends tell me c have every
reason ~ Dc proud ~ ms snHrrIrk fur.
which is the result - di-cardlrE powder
and using spurmaN lotion. This is Inc
expensive and easily made at home
Jurt dissoly" ounces -purmHy iu d
Tint witch hazel or hot water. tneu add
= t~asuoonfuls ElyCetlue and Do o. ready.
apply this lotion -rarl-Ely and -fn
lightly for moment urfII m dries and
seems 90 become "a part ~ th. skin f0
" hitch o. gives yely.ty enouthuss- a'd
refined color that g. dengh'f1.
%. T The wrinkles o. which won
speak viii soon vanish ~ you apply
. almuIuin crsam-lsllN and massage the
long wav - the rreaees This sim pie
treatment tends Co NIEIfg IN. dUrrnau 2
Tissues. causing the CreH-es or lines 90
MI out To prepare tho cream Gel s..
put one ounce almoEoiu (Which Won can
set 40 your drug storel On . pint water
and add . table poOufulS ElVcerIue. Let
remain over night before using A. a
Tkin-cleanSer and bsautufier this grease
less rrear-ielly ~ not eIualcd
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For Miss BoIin.

Mrs John p Arbenz will entertain
twelve young ladies' 10 luncheon al
her home In "Waldheim" on Thursday
az noon. The event IS a compliment
20 Miss Ruth Bolin Of GAINESVILLE. O..
who Is the guest OF Miss Lillian Ar.
benz on Fifteenth street
On Wednesday Miss Pauline Beu-
ter and Miss Helen Beckett will be
hostesses. They have planned a
luncheon 70 be given AZ the Windsor
for Miss Ruth Bolin Of GAINESVILLE. O
Following the luncheon the young Ia.
dies Will 90 to the Victoria 10 enjoy
the vaudeville
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WOIU0-IIV VV0UTTE 10" MONDAY
Nirht Tango Club viii dance at th-
Country club and ON Thursday even
ing viii attend The Dansaute AZ the
Windsor hotel Nr Ray Getty ~ New
York and Miss Ewing will give eNhr
hffiOn dances ON Thursday at the
Windsor They win teach every even
iur It tho same place.
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nRoTHFRHoop MrFTs-

I.. I...'ar monthly meeting of tho
HrufH.rIuud Uf Trinity Lutheran
church ru o.. held This evening in
ID church Row % D. Crrkrubcrg.
0.. nI bridgeport. viii deliver one Of
HH.'r... ...HIur r.frHHhwoufs will be
served
IH.. W|iI probably ha frr last meet.
.r. off fH. brotherhood until after the
HuU.r vacation period
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strawherrX Festival.

on Thursday evening Of this week
the Christian Endeavor society Of the
Allen Grove Presbyterian church,
Sherrard. will give q strawberry fes-
uyal. on the lawns az the principal 8
house near the Shorrard High school.
In case OF rain. the anair Will be
moved TO Garoin's ball near By.
Everyone is invited. Proceeds, for
church repairs
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acknowledged.

\ pretty wedding will take place
In GAINESVILLE. O.. Thursday evening
when Miss Amy Rodgers becomes
the bride Of Mr. Frank Robinson OF
Bellaire. The ceremony viii b. per
formed al $50 o'clock by Rev. Mr..
Woods. pastor OF the GAINESVILLE
NJ. r church number OF Bellaire
and Wheeling people have been in
yited 10 attend.
Miss Rodgers Is a member OF a
prominent GAINESVILLE. o.. family and
Is well known. Mr. Robinson Is as
ISOLATED with his father IN the East
ern Ohio Milling Company. one OF the
largest Touring mills In this section
Of the country. lie was formerly a
student OF Wash-Jeff. After we'd
ding tour the young people will make
their home in Bellaire. where the
groom-tS-be has a neatly furnished
apartment.
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10 autos and dinner was served a
. o'clock. There were covers for.
Misses
Cecilia Raduziuer Kansas City. Mo.
Irene Herzberg Charlotte Herr
Esther Lessner OF berg
Mckeesport Pa. Claudia Raduzi-
Edna Englauder. ner
Messrs
Aaron Schansaber VIII Raduziner
OF columbus Paul J. Policy
:. J Vase Prank Hirsch
Id Goldstein
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81. Josenh's AIumnae.

This evening al the handsome Wind.
sor hotel the St Jo-eph's Academy
Alumuae will enjoy their annual ban
Duct An interesting program nas
been outlined for the dft"r.dinnCr talks
There will be- over a hundred guests
present Manager Charles kriel and
his assistants are making preparations
for a pleasing event.
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DANCE PARTY
GIVEN MONDAY
AT THE COUNTRY CLUB BY MR.
AND MRS. E. c. EWING
WAS ENJOYABLE
Dance Party This Evening at the Ar.
benz Home on Fifteenth Street
Other Social Notes Of Interest

The Country club was again the
scene OF a pleasant social event on
Monday evening WREN Mr. and Mrs
+. {. Ewing entertained Dancing
was the divers ion, al the conclusion
of which Manager Chimney and his
corps of assistants served "A deliciou g
buffet luncheon.
/ Meister's orchestra furnished the
music Tor the event and the first So
cicty of the city was present Mr.
and Mrs. Ewing were assisted BY MIR.
and Mrs. Chester X. Hubbard and Mr..
and Mrs Alex Glass.
There were number of out of town
I guests present. which added to the
pleasures of the evening The wealth.
er was ideal for dancing and all the
late society dances were enjoyed.
Among the guests we're.
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Or and Mrs Eugene Hildreth III
will entertain with n dance party this
evening AZ the Country Club for Mrs.
a. p ErlehtwcU OF Charleston and
Mr. and Mrs johnson Mckinley This
event will prove quite 1s enjoyable as
others given az the Country Club
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\ dance party which will be 81 in
icrcst To tho younger social set will
be given this evening AZ the Arbenz
music room on Fifteenth street when
Miss Lillian Arb"nZ and Miss Rose
Arbenz will be the hostessps. The
music room. which is ideal for such
events and has such a good floor. will
be decorated in June roses.
Miss Ruth Bolin Of GAINESVILLE. O.
who Is the guest OF Miss Lillian Ar
benz. will be- the honor guest. and
this Is one Of the series OF events
10 be given for her Pianola music
will Re rendered. During the even
ing such cooling summer refresh
ments as ices. etc. will be served
The invitation list includes mem
bers OF the younger set who delight
in the late society dances and who
have planned many like affairs for
the season. The list includes the
following.
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For RridsEIer4

Miss Cecilia May Raduziner % VIr.
ginia street. who has announced her
engagement to Mr. Paul 7 Pellev.
was honor guest az n chicken waffle
dinner az the Wayside Inn Sunday
The young people wen' out 10 the Inn
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Entertains Friends.

On Saturday evening an informal
party was given at the home of +
Steinman. near Big Wheeling Greek
The affair was gotten up by Mise
Anna Steinman and Miss Gertrude
White. After an evening gaily spent
elaborate refreshments were served
The following We're present. Misses
McWhortor. Bccda NcNhorter. Ger
trude White. Anna Stcinman, Messrs
Harry NorCan. James and Charles
Riley. Chester Dean. Webster Gam
bile. l. G. NcWhorter. William and
Charles Hummel. William Ewing, sam
uel Kemp. j. r. Gray; Messrs and Mes
DANES. James X. Robinson, 4. II
White. John Robinson. +. II. stein
man.
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John ". Storer. p. r. willy.
Robert iieElett John Reid.
Hesdames
e hArlez Milton sam Hayletf
Howard johnson. H. y. HrtEhtwCll
OF Charleston. o. Charleston
\. q TaIlwau y Euston Wood
Grace sweeney
Misses
sarah Hazleft HOLLY Patterson
Virginia browne Mayue Patterson
Eleanor Holloway Eleanor Patterson
Virginia Hoffman Lydia Good
Florence OFT Elizabeth Paxton
Messrs.
George FrauZhcim VIII Simpson
Louis GrDbb Edmund Jones
WIN Brlcc Wiley Ewing
Ben Hazsltiuc Charles OF
Eau Staluakcr Merit FrauEhcim
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Last evening Mt. and Mrs Charles
Dunaway entertained the members OF
the choir OF the Second Presbyterian
church. The evening was spent IN
various social diversions and dClic.
ious refreshments were served.
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Stag Party.

J. W. Kindelbergpr of 3S44 Wood
street entertained number OF his in
innate friends Monday evening. the
affair being in the nature Of stag
party and smoker. a fine dinner was
served. after which the men talked
between an occasional pun Of a fine
cigar. There were covers for.
Mcssrs.
II. ID. WeisEerber j. W. Kindelberger
Vim. Weisgerber Frank Brennan
Fred WeisEerbvr Pete Rolf
Charles Fox W. LeFlam