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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-04-30
RARE AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS

Rare bargains can sometimes be secured by pur-
chasing a car that has been rebuilt, new parts put
In, and completely ref1nished, SO tho car can fre-
guently not be told from new, and yet . great saw
Ing made In the price. The work is done In our
own factory, you may be sure IL is done Fight.
We have on hand rebuilt and repainted demon
%ntrators, show cars, etc, ranging in price from &lO0 to
E,ON, with ana without electric lights and starters.
M00N MOTOR CAR co.. 1900 n. Main ST., 81, Louis
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-10


Miss Carrie Miller is visiting friends
MISS Hoiid ourSley IS III orYahtsVii!e
''S''''is 'Ile"'.S ana feIatlFes-
- Gu 80 VI l. '''''-
" 40
Miss Emma Walker leaves Monday
WA . -, BIZ l. -'''>=--
Floyd Wright of Liberty is visiting
his sister Mrs. Carlton EI},in.
staq Of severa! weeks in R.ter Ga.
- : L, ~ FerhinS ieIt -a5- week Tor
d lay d several days WIth relatives IN
MISS anne A'argareI E-'Nin Wn' mas
p'eh VISITING IrlehdS IN Texas Is no" IN
'o'''''o'i ol'J' MISS Ior d VISIT.
MI " Mll.cf' Oh Indianapolis Inc.
mas Ie'urheo 70 MS honle' AFTER pleas
ant WISH &c IFle'ioS ana reiauVeS.
Mrs. FL Miller and GRAND -Jsro,,,ta,.s
Misses Mamie and LYDIA Hansei of
indianapolis are visiting relatives.
NJ. to,a n u. ~
,,,;to- ~ -
t. a Shelbyvile hospital for treatment.
MRS E','na "iimoEe Arnold OF Kansas
Gi'' ms zee" Gale" mere by the critical
Arnold
'ir. II. II. Hall Of Winchester came
Monday to see her sister Mrs. ". A.
,I ''',' ,'.,'I - o'' q L "i''e' "'iSe ior
Mr. and Mrs. }. Z. .'tormes moIored
to Lexington "Wednesday in company
with Miss Elizabeth Ford who entered
'7''' -
Mr.. Lee Elkin. wife and babv Of
Louisville nlotored to this place and
were guests Of Mr.. Eikin's aunt. Mrs.
j. s. Johnson.
". :. Williams an exceeJinaiv gros-
ferrous lawyer Of Tulsa Okla. came
Wednesday for short STAY at his Old
KENTUCKY home.
20. - -.-....- e.. -,
VIII Dickersan and Miss Katie Barnes.
motored to Wilmore Sunday and at
tended Conference.
A. ,, u, s.--..
-. -
-. - -
and their mother Mrs. Bright Herring.
~. a,1 A. o...- - NJ.
~ ~. - = y - a. - ,,l1'
1-.,.,Nh-.Ir - -
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-10
TWO SMALL FARMS
FOR SALE.

land with all new up-to-date improve
ments hot water heated, hot water in
kitchen and bath room and one of the
most convenient and best neighborhoods
on earth. Price $4,000.
= The other contains 81 acres of soft
sandstone land which produces the
finest tobacco and corn on earth. 2
barns that will house or Z acres of
tobacco, new room house, and think
of the price less than $50 per acre.
S. H. Aldridge, Hvattsville Nv.
S-27-1m.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-10

-~ -~~-s> S'''@N' y NSe-'
l------------ -
protracted Meeting at Mt. Tabor
Baptist church at Paint Lick.
Mrs. Uriah Dump and littie soa oG
Burgin have been visiting Mrs. W. T..
West.
Miss Matte Duncan and niece are in
N-idd!esboro visiting Mrs. Kelley
Francis.
Mr.. ane Mrs. v. Z. Moss were ii
Wllmore Sunday for the meeting Of
Conference.
Mr. Il. l Ship. cf Lexington, was
al interested visitor in our city.
last Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. ?. P, Gregory and
little daughter visited friends in Rich
mond Monday.
Mrs. James Robinson living on the
Richmond pike is reported danger ,usly
j. Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs left D,,rr and Miss
Bane West, of Lexington, We're guests
in our city last Sunday.
Mrs Emma Daniels and Jau,...ou
Miss ro,a Parl,;rs wo,.o sh,,nars -
o'a''4 ora last SATURDAY.
Mrs. George White. of Nashville, is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Fanny
Walker. Lexington street.
Messys. n. 3. and T. J. Price, Jr.
were recent visitors of DR.. 5. ?. Grant
and Mrs. Grant in DanviIle.
Nv. N-,~ria E,,,a, po,,.I;r. of ,.-a
ton CITY was visiting Miss Matte
Estes Monday and Tuesday.
Mig rT,o.b 4s,,,rb;i, of N-,.,oI..,;,,o
ca,oe Snn5av 70 sec bs~ 'bro+bor ~,
W A~~,oI4 Tho ro,,,..;,,- -. =,
Mr. r. L. Walker and DIR. Ki2E of
Nieho.asvii!c motored to Lancaster
Sunday and were guests of Mrs. W
o. Eignev.
>, ,.
Giargaret EIkin HUGHES Of louisville
motored to Lancaster Sunday for p
visit to relatives.
MIS- j. A. EiSener and children have
Wv. ortor - stau 49,
h,,. ,,..ron+s ,,,,.ra NJ N 171ior
Reverted and Mrs. Henry \. Faul-
corer and children motored to their
home in Philadelphia Monday after a
''S'' /" MI ana MIS- W. D. -'iaSo"-
Miss ida Potts who holds response
bic position with the Gage Millinery
in Chicago was here Friday and Sat
urday with her sister. Mrs. Davis
Pratter.
Miss SaIl:a Steele Coax Of Texino-
ton who visited Misses Mamie and
Ethel Walter here < racaivino mich
svr,natby since the recent death of her
father The, late &. =. Cook.
Tuesday eva7ino. at > we'll MANNED &
o'clock dipray tha bonoraee bains. Mo-
DANES 1erov Nola1d Of Seattle Wash
ington and R. E. Hughes Of Louisville.
N'FS' MAJ : S,1so C''oA ana u 80. a.
dav n;oht to a numbar Of their vounr
friends the horor c,es+s heinr Misses
Marrarat end Ioa Faulconer Of Ph;Ia-
delchia
MRS D. H. 9aiiuerS entertained tie
IoiloWirS at dinher lhuFsnay' MS ].
L1iiilie iu't' anu MSS Lena "ii,eI u
oIa",oiu, ~ anu ,1'S d a. An'on'
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-10

tendance, being ci:aperoued by tir. 7
c. Walker and Miss Mabel Mason
Yea should see tn Sl5.oo suits az .h.
Fashion Sho..
Henry L. Conn and family are visit
ing in williamsburg. Ky.
Mls. sia.y Jennings. Of avcoig. H..
is visiting among her many Garrard
county relatives.
AZ --t"-.-,. '..". I...s.ltJ 5uraay
from Somerset after delightful visit
t. relatives there.
Hiss Mac TAse. Ct Somerset, viii ar
rive Tuesdav and viii be the att=a--
tive guest of Miss Kathryn Ham.
A.;ss Reaeyca Williams. Who has b,so
spending the summer with ner parents.
Mr. and Mr. John Williams. has taken
up her wor., rs teacher Of domestic
science at Bristol. Tenn.
Mr. ". L. Brown entertained al din
ner Wednesday. in homer Of Judge Chas
Hardin. Those WHO enjoyed the liberal
! hospitality Of the genial host were; J.
(. Robinson. Z. /. Elain. David Ross.
J. Z. Anderson and Judge Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weber. Misses
Name and Bess Holiday. Of Paris.
We're guests Of u. Fred Bat-.rt2u. at
Hotel hergarlan, last Sunday. The
Misses Holiday re known by their
candies which they manufacture and
which finds such ready sale IN our city.
The many friends here Vii, be sorry
to learn that Charles Thompson who
was employed IL Jh- Peoples Bank at
Mt. Vernon was brought 70 his fasE-rs
home Friday night w;ga -.,at Dreadful
deseass typhoid fever. Mrs. aayIe.
Leave!i, is at his bedside
Miss Florence Johnson entertained al
q handsome O'clock dinner. rGe
honoree heing Miss Marr Clay Williams
Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. ehose invited to
meet shrir frisaI ard former school
mate were Misses Martha TlnJar.
Viola Beagla and Charlie Elmore.
Rev. A. r. Moore and dau-aser.
Mary. Of i4gatur, g.. w,r, In Oh,
city or lew hours "wednesday. mach
To the qualification Of their trieuJ-.
Mr. Moore .,1yy hos r roe. 4, f ti,a ,.,r+s.rf,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-10
REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES
Stale Fair. Louisville
VIA
S0H,hern 2ai!FqaY.

On account of th2 State Fair at Louis
vile, the Southern Railway viii sell
round trip tickets from September 18th
to the 18th, inclusive, return limit
September 23rd.
Round trip fare from Danvilie viii he
50 90. Trains leave Danville at %
A. NJ. $50 A. NJ. and $40 p. N.
3. H. Todd, d. p. 4.
0-10-2t. Louisville, KY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Mount -par
Sunday in Wilmore.
Joe West left today THURSDAY fol-
Millersburg College
Duke Goodloe Of Springfield Is here
with Lancaster friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas w. Mos. were
visitors in Wilmore Sunday.
Russell Soper of Lexington IS visit,
ing Mr.. and Mrs. }. B. Soper.
Miss Louise Rice of Paint Lick spent
Friday with Miss Marie Ballad
Miss Jennie Scott is in CINCINNATI tol
a visit to her son, Mr.. Cha1es Scott
and wife.
Mr.. Clarence Hicks of Richmond was
the guest the past week of Hiss Min
erva Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. jesse Mershog of Cor.
bin have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John Walter.
Mrs. Charlotte Warren a., daughters
OF STANFORD We're with Hiss Jennie
Duncan last week.
Mrs. VIM Hughes IS atfome after q
short visit to her daughteg Mrs. j. ".
Acey Of Stanford.
J. c. HempiIl IT.. has returned to
his home III Louisville af. visit to
Lancaster relatives.
w. b. Denny was IN t.acinnati last
week where he disposed OF a car load
Of stock at fair prices.
Mrs. W. w. Ball and tie daughter
are in Somerset for a E.-it to friends
and win take in the far.
Nix and Mrs ". 0. ark of Silver
Creek have been visiti- their parents
MIR and Mrs J. II. San rs.
Nj. and Mrs. Boha- Campbell ard
little daughter, Of Sta ord We're recent
guests OF Mrs. Joaunl Bail.
Mesdames Eliza Bs I'd and Fannie
Bryant, of Bryantsv have been visl-
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Jt u Ballard
Mrs. j. VI. Landaia of Richmond
was here for short visit to her father
Judge r. a. Burnsi and family.
Mrs. P. D. Amot- has returned to
her home in Eichn Z, Ind, after .
recent visit to the. isses Walters.
Mr.. VIII Doty W o has been confined
to his room with attack of pleurisy.
is convalscing ard s able to be out.
Miss Nancy Goo. Of Danville came
Saturday for a Re davs visit with her
parents 1Ir. and E-ri. W. O. GoCdIoe.
Ashley, FloydE End Billy Swope were
over from Lex agtor Sunday for d
visit to Lancasts, relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Ar Of Corbin came
home Sunday d account of the critical
illness Of her fs.ler Mr.. W. \. Arnold.
Messrs. Her rt Kinnaird and Johr
T. Walker left Monday for their homes
at Peoria, Ill. End HiI!house, Miss, re
spectiyely.
Fred Batterton, of Paris, the "Heml
King" is in E3ncaster for a few day.
getting line on the coming hemp sit
uation in the county.
Miss Myrts Lou Naylor.and Thoma
Tracy of tbs county were united il
marriage aft the Baptist Parsonage J
w. Beagle officiating.
Mrs. Geocge Smith Jr. did not &C
company Der husband home. havini
been detailed in Maysville by the ser
ious illness of her mother.
Miss Mary Clay Williams of Tuls
Okla. maj a brief visit to the Mise
Gill on hf way to Lexington where sh
will entef Hamilton College.
Mrs. George Miller Lusk and nice
Miss Gladys Frisbie have returne
from Eotracted visit to Mr.. and MIR:
r E. y ghes of Louisville.
| Reve Ind j. w. Beagle left Monda
Ito ASST Reverend S. C. Ellis in
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-10
STRAYED OR STOLE.

From my place. i've miles soIt- D..
Nichoiasviile or the Darviie r.... u
the night OF Angus t.. r-. .-... Z
Years old, short shaggy mane ans --ll,
two knots on side about size If 1eI
egg; weigh about 1.20O los, sound ard
in good condition. $25 reward for her
recovery.
9-10-2t. pd G.. J. Rrcnstop.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-10
Favorits Recipes OF p
4 Well Known Momen.
FAVORITE CREAM PIE.
BY MRS. J. H. HAMILTON, PAINT LICK Ky
] pint of sweet cream,

pint of level tablespoons starch
of graduated whites of egg.
double boiler
constantly until it kns add
froth carefully
walnut. This sufficient filing for
eggs tablespoons meringue
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-10
"a tGtE

SiEty aery= Of lana y miles from
Lancaster on Sugar Greek pike. Good
house. Darn and plenty Of water.
Herudon < W4.5er, Lancaster. ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-10

Things are selling catsp 1T .iuoges.
Ygu should see tn, $t5.oo suits at the
Fashion shop.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-10

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-19
WAR STORIES BY THE WOUNDED
CBy Herbert Temple)

London, Sept. 19.-Could all. the
amazing and thrilling war stories
now being brought back by wounded
British soldiers be compiled and pub
Iished, they would make highly in
teresting reading. Everday, hun
dreds of the injured are invalided
home. and they all have tales to tell.
All the wounded soldiers who have
arrived at Aldershot have stories of
the remarkable artillery practice by
the German guns, which they ascribe
to the close cooperation between
guns and aeroplanes.
Again. and again" said a SER
geant of the Northampton 1.-The
aeroplanes came circ,ing round over
our positions, but at too great a
height for our guns to reach them.
We watched them, and whenever
fiutter of white paper or other ma
tertal came down from them, show
er of shrapnel followed Immediately
and so we'll aimed that we invariably
had to move ito save ourselves from
being annihilated.
but for the guns we could have
held our positions against twice the
number of German infantry. Their
rifle practice was worse than that of
our third-class shots"
"A private of the Loyal North Ian
cashire Regiment, who had a piece of
shrapnel in his knee, gave graphic
description of surprise at dawn.
With half platoon he had been
sent out on outpost duty, some
where in Belgium" He had no no.
tion OF the locality, and had seen no
large towns till he was on his way
back in the ambulance.
Eve went out at dusk under am
officer" he said" and arrived in the
dark at the position we had to take
up Sentries were posted, and moth
ing happened during the night to in
dictate that the enemy were within a
hundred miles. AT dawn we were
just boiling water over a camp fire
to make tea when, from a position
800 yards away, hot rifle fire was
opened on us.
Eve did not wait for our tea to
draw but bolted for the nearest COW
er, which was the hedges and bitches
of a roadway. 1t was the first time
any of our chaps had been under fire,
and we were all bit scared, but the
officer soon got a grip, on us, and we
replied with we'll aimed fire, the feel
ing of alarm quickly passing away.
THE Germans shooting was rot
ten, and we were in no great danger
still she'll pumped down close to
US, and another quickly followed.
The officer then saw that it was time
to go, and gave the order to retire.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-19
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
But Husband, With Aid of cardui.
Effects Her DeIiverance.

Draper, N C.-Mrs. Helen Dalton, Of
this place, says: 81 suffered for years,
with pains i'm my left side, and would
often almost smother 10 death.
Medicines patched me up for awhile
but then would get worse again. Final
w, my husband decided he wanted me to
try Cardui, the wcman's tonic, so he
bought me a bottle and began using II.
It did me more good than all the medi-
zines had taken.
have induced many OF my friends TO
try Cardui, and they all say they have
been benefited by its use. There never
has been, and never will be, medicine
10 compare with Cardui. | believe II is
a good medicine for all wonlanly trou-
bles."
For over so years. cardui has been re-
iieving woman's sufferings and building
srak women up to health and strength.
II you are a woman, give 1t fair trial.
r should surely help you, as II has q
iillion others.
Get bottle of Cardui to-day.
Write to: charancoga Medicine Co. Ladies
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn. for St<rfal
hnffyzcfioss your case and 84rpaRs book Home
Treatment for Women" In plain wrapper. NC l2e
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-19

Concluded on Sixth Page)
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-19
NEW LOCATION.


/ have moved my store from
South Main street to the Burnett
building on East Fort King ave-
nue., where shall be pleased TO
meet my old as we'll as new pat
rons in the future when they are
in need OF anything in the line OF
New or Second Hand Furniture
and House Furnishings. I have
now on hand several exceptional
bargains in Second Hand Bed
Room Sets. Oil Stoves and Rock
ere.
A. M. B0BBlTT,
IA FORT KING AVENUE
Evening journal., 1914-11-24
new BOARDWALK FOR
REROBOTR beach soon
Special to rHE EVENING JOURNAL.

special to FHE EVENING JOURNAL.
REHOBOTH Del, Nov. 24..Contrae-
tors have started TO build the new
boardwalk ahuyc the Hcnlopen.
The Rev n T. Andrews of Milford
md the Roy a. G.. Parkman OF Lewes
we're here un Wednesday last between
trains. Mr. Pa-kman will have charge
If the services through the winter at All
Saints Church.
Mrs. Scott entertained the young
folks at card party at her home IN
the Pines on Wednesday night
Mrs. Charles $. Horn is hoping TO
have a little Belgian girl, five years old
sent to her through Lady Waterlon OF
London.
The drcdge at Gordon's Pond is stlll
attracting much attention. as crowds of
people are llocking over to see the work
Of the machine.
The new Enworth NJ. E. Church had a
steam heating plant installed.
Charles = Horn and family had bad
scare on Sunday morning when they
were awakened by crash on the Iool
Of their bungalow. At first Mr.. Horn
Thought the town was being bombarded
hy The Germans, but soon found ON
that n large wooden ball which was tas-
tened to the middle flagpole OF his PIE
tUc house had fallen.
colonel and Mrs. Gilmore spent rev
days in Philadelphia last week.
Evening journal., 1914-11-24

"airer or squarer conditions if you naming them
instead of u.s.
This sale was inaugurated to meet condltlon ana
that condition was gradual slumpng off of the piano
business owing to a lot of unnecessary scares and
pessimistc talk.
The sale met this condition by doing for the piano
buyer than done before. The result is, this
sale has been successful sale than ever held
before.
You can't delay. You must come now or never.
You should come No one can afford to let an
paralleed opportunity like this slip through their
fingers You well afford to make some little sacrifices
in other directions to share in these advantages.
Evening journal., 1914-11-24
KENNETT ODD FELLOWS
SEE Delaware WORK

Delaware Lodge, No. /. l. o. o. r.,
conferred the third degree on a class
of candidates last evening. complet-
ing their degree work for the month
of November The work was done in
a most creditablc manner
About forty-five members of New
Century Lodge, No. 1000 Of Kennett
Square. Pa. came to Wilmington last
evening in autos TO visit Delaware and
witness the degree. The visitors were
highly pleased with the excellent
manner in which the work was exc
cuted. as was evidenced by the hearty
applause and words Of commendation
by several of the members OF New
Century Lodge.
Delaware Lodge will be entertained
by member ~ Rochester, n. Y.
Lodge on next Monday evening and
an excellent program has been ar.
ranged.
Evening journal., 1914-11-24
SIECEL Gets chance
TO SQUARE ACCOUNTS
Court SuSpendS Sentence
Pending Restitution by
June OF Next Year
SAYS HE'LL BEGIN
ALL OVER AGAIN
Bv 1he United Press.


NESEO,. n. ", Nov 24-Substan
lial restitution to the $1,000 East Side
depositors in Henry Siegers private
bank which was run in connection with
his string of department. stores will save
The former merchant prince a sentence
Of ten months in jail and possibly $1,000
tine This was the Interpretation placed
today on the sentence imposed by Su
preme Court Justice Clark, after "A jury
had found Siegel guilty OF misdemeanor.
The illegal act, which constituted the
wrong doing consisted in Siegel padding
the assets of his Boston, Chicago and
New York stores hundreds OF thousands
OF dollars. to obtain "A loan OF SlOOOO0
from the National Bank OF Commerce,
New York. of the IL counts in the in
dictments found against Siegel and his
partner Frank e. Nogel, now dead. the
former was tried under the one which
charged larceny OF S6S405. II was on
r ruling by Justice Clark that to prove
Segel guilty of larceny it would have
to be shown beyond doubt that Siegel
padded his assets with intent to de.
fraud the bank of the money permg
nently. that the jury found for a misde-
meanor verdict.
Friends Of Siegel today declared he
will never go to prison. II was point
ed out that when the Siegel crash
came. Chicago friends Of the accused
agreed to raise a huge sum Of money
to pay the depositors and some of the
creditors. These friends. II was
limited. today would now raise the
money to aid Siegel in making the
substantial restitution he promised
he would as he stood shaken and
completely unnerved before Justice
Clark to receive sentence.
Siegels trial lasted fifteen days. II
has been figured that because o. the
intricate nature Of the case, II cost
the State at the rate of several thous-
and dollars a day. The jury was out
four hours and fifteen minutes and
took only three ballots. Siegol who
has been at liberty on $4,000 bail,
was given five days in which TO re-
new IT,
In suspending the sentence, Justice
Clark gave Siegel until the second
Monday in June 10 make good to the
former depositors in his private
bank.
4 shall 60 Immediately TO Chi
cago." said Siogel today. "and begin
again at the bottom"
Evening journal., 1914-11-24
NAME DELEGATES TO
waterway Meeting

Governor Miller today appointed the
following delegates to the River aud
Harbors Congress to be held at Wash
ington. u. c., December 9-l1:
United States Senators. Henry A.
DUPONT. Willard Salisbury Congress-
man, Franklin BroCkscn. Congress-
man-elect Thomas w Miller, former
Congressman. William n. Heald,
former Congressman Hiram r. Bur-
ton. former Lieutonant-Govern John
NJ Mendinhall. Colonel Horace Wilson,
William f. Sellers. Samuel X. smith,
Frederick Brady. Willard SpealSmau,
Charles c. Gawthrop. Walter ID. Bush,
Ir. Alfred ID. Warner, Jr. George S.
Capelle. Jr Charles a. Rudolph Col.
George w. Sparks William g. Coke.
Neil B. Sinclair and Alfred ID. Warner,
Sr.
Evening journal., 1914-11-24
state CHANGERS IN
THREE-DAY Session
Program Is Announced For
FOrtieth Annual Meet
ing at Dover
INVITE PUBLIC
TO SOME MEETINGS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Nov. Following
is the program of the forticth annual
session of the Delaware State Grange.
p. of H.. to be held in the Century
Club rooms. Dover. December 8. o
and 10.
First session. Tuesday morning,
December 9, 1890 o'clock.
Opening of grange in the fourth
degree.
Calling roll of officers.
appointment Of committee on ere
dentials.
Appointment Of officers.
Recess.
Tuesday afternoon session, .
o'clock. Singing by the grange.
Regular order of business.
Tuesday evening session, 8 o'clock,
public meeting in charge of the wo-
men, Mrs. r. II. Wilson, presiding.
Music, Dover Glee Club.
Address of welcome. Miss Dora Nc
Koe; response. Mrs. A. B. Peet.
Music, THE Singing Lesson" Mr.
and Mrs. Edward A. Evans.
Recitation. Miss Emma Frazier
Address. Miss Winifred Robinson
dean Of Womens College, Newark
Music, Dover Glee Club.
Rpnorf pf National Erapgo -ocaf,r,
1914. Mrs. Horace Dilworth
Music, vocal solo, Miss Clara V
Hofecker.
Echoes from National w. c. r. L..
Mrs. S f. Messick
Music. Dover Glee Club.
Wednesday, December 9,-Mornine
| session 10 o'clock, opening of grange
in fourth degree. Regular order ol
business.
Afternoon session. o'clock. sing
ing by grange Regular order OF
business.
Wednesday evening sessions
o'clock, State Lecturer the Hon. Ed
ward A. Evans presiding. Public
meetings. all citizens invited.
Singing, Our Delaware" by audi
ence.
Short addresses. William n. Nc
Coy. Pomona Master New Castl,
county; Jefferson Cooper, Pomon,
master, Kent county; Daniel Short
| Pomona master. Sussex county
Music, Milford Male Quartet
Address. DR.. Sa7 4 Chilcs Mitch
ell, president Delaware College.
Music, Milford Male Quartet
Address, S. II. Derby, past maste
Delaware State Grange.
Music. Milford Male Quartet.
Thursday. December 10. Morninl
session 10 O'Clock. Opening of grang
in fourth degree
Regular order Of business.
Election of officers.
Exemplifcation of unwritten work
by o. W Eastburn.
Afternoon session. 2 o'clock.
Song by grange.
installation of officers.
Memorial service.
Closing of grange