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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-09

Misses Bedford and Adams of Cald-
we'll came over Saturday for visit at
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
X Sample was recently taken to Cald-
we'll and underwent a slight operation
for the removal of a pin he had swal-
lowed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Vanderhoof
were dinner guests at the f. T. Rogers
home Monday.
Lorene Johnson returned home on
Friday from Caldwell, where she had
been attending her father, who is in
the hospital there taking treatment
Tor a bad case of rheumatism.
Messrs. Logan and Rhodes have
leased the G. +. Freeburn ranch. Mr..
Freeburn and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Delbert Fletcher and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Fletcher will leave within a
lew weeks for an overland trip into
washington, hoping to benefit Mr.,
Freeburn's health. They may locate
somewhere in Washington.
Frank Blacks mother suffered
stroke OF paralysis late Wednesday
evening. A doctor was summoned
from Caldwell No late report has
been received as to her condition.
J; A. Jacks killed large rattle
snake on Sunny Slope one dav last
week. II had twelve rattles and was
quite large. R9ttlers are seldom found
in this section.
The apricots at tie J. D. Stull ranch
at the foot of Poison Greek hill are
ripe.
Mr.. Wayne of the lntermountain
Nursery Co, was in this section last
week taking orders.
MIR. and Mrs. Green and son. Harry
OF Greenleaf and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Stlet and Miss Gladys and Master
Clyde Sample were guests at the Ellis
worth Sample home Sunday. Ice
,ream and berries were served
VIM. H. Hamilton returned to
ltomedale Saturday after a visit with
his mother in Iowa. He left Monday
tor Cascade, where he will spend the
summer prospecting and looking af-
ter some mining claims in the Thun
der Mountain country.
Lee Hoseley recently brought TO
town sheaf of oats measuring nearly
SIX feet. 1t contained well-filled heads
that measured about eight inches.
Frank Black was in town from Cen
trial Cove Saturday. He has remark
able crop of peaches and has been
thinning them to prevent the trees
breaking.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Howard of
Hammond, Iowa, are visiting at the
Chas. Howard home.
f. w. Eames moved onto his home
stead near Melba, last week.
Mrs. White and daughter, of Boise,
spent the week end at John Shelp's.
Geo. c. Doughtery has inclosed his
back porch with screening. He has
also improved his carriage house with
new front doors.
Miss Hazel T Reid spent the week
end at home.
The directors are having the school
hou&e paint: l.
Miss Kathleen Martin was a guest
of Miss Corleen Doughtery a few
days this week.
Lloyd Hazard left Sunday even
ing for Pendleton, Oregon, from
thence he intends to go to Spokane
and on to the coast Wendell Rice
of Caldwell accompanied him on his
trip.
Chas. Howard informs us that there
will be no Traders day sales this
month. The next one will be held on
August End.
Miss Belle Furgeson of Homedale
spent few days at the w. r. Nc
Hague home last week.
The delegates who attended the
Epworth League and Laymen's con-
vention in Nampa last week report a
very fine and helpful gathering. Those
who attended the full time and pre-
pared reports were: Rev. Martin, Miss
Sly1ia McKague, Vern Martin and
Cyril Cover. Tncse reports are to be
given next Sunday and everyone will
do we'll to come and hear them. Miss
Ethel McKague, George Martin and
Alan Moss were in attendance at the
convention Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Goodwin, Mr..
and Mrs Joe Whittig, Miss Hazel
Reid, Miss Sylvia McKague and Alan
Moss composed party that celebrat-
ed in Poison Creek Canyon last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Rose, n, Holt
and family of Nampa, and c, +. Davis
and family of Caldwell, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rome, Sun.
day.
Wesley Mckague made a trip &c
Fargo, Monday.
There was ueighborhood picnic
on the Cover lawn Monday, There
was a fair sized crowd and a genera
good time was had. Some races had
been planned but dinner was servcc
first and everyone ate too much to bt
in first class trim for racing. In thu
evening a good many went to Lake
Lowell for the fireworks.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Joe
Whittig last week.
There was a picnic gathering at tho
Chas. Wright home Monday.
Toe Whittig has painted his barn.
Attorney o. NJ. Van Duyn was a
Nampa Saturday attending to PROBES
sional business.
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Mrs. F. E. Tolleth and daughter
were were shopping in Caldwell Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shelton were
shopping in Caldwell Tuesday fore
Mr.. and Mrs. N. X. Smith are ex-
pected home this week from their
trip to Albany, Oregon.
Mr.. Smith, from over bv Mamma
VISITED the Miller home Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Madden is building =
new barn on his ranch east of town,
Mr.. Bumgardner is LAYING thc
foundation for his new barn the past
L, Richardson and J. C. Justus were
transacting business in Nampa last
Thursday.
Mesdames Justus and Richardson
Salled on Mrs. George Stewart OF
Star last Friday y
Mr., and Mrs. L. Richardson and
children and Miss Cleta Messler were
invited up to Mr.. Miller's SUNDAY
afternoon to eat ice cream and cake
The, afternoon was enjoyed very
much
l.. RICHARDSON marketed some
cherries Tuesday.
Miss Wilson of Franklin celebrated
In Meridian last Saturday.
Frank DeCoursey and wife and babv
attended the Duncard picnic at Allen
grove Saturday.
Mrs. J. c. Justus visited the Rich
ardson family Thursday afternoon,
Water is getting very low for the
farmers to try to irrigate under the
Phyllis canal.
Mr.. Shaver is stacking his first cut
ting of hay on the Young ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolleth from Meridian
visited their son, F. T. Tolleth, Sun
day
Mr., and Mrs. Tolleth from Meridian
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Tolleth auto
ed over to the upper dam Sunday af-
ternoon.
Pauline Tolleth took dinner with
Winnie Miller Sunday.
Mr.. Thompson went to Nampa on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Tillie Yoder visited the Nof-
zeiger home Monday.
The Duncards had a very nice pic
mic in Aliens grove Saturday.
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The Valley was we'll represented at
Lake Lowell.
O. L. Roberts lost a valuable mare
last Monday, from blood poison.
Rev. Jones attended the Bible class
meeting at the home of Mrs. Betsold,
Wednesday evening.
Little Mildred Nofsinger, from near
Nampa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ul-
rich.
Lawrence Keil hauled lumber from
the yard at Sunny Slope, Friday.
Clarence Gragg spent Sunday with
his parents, on Deer Flat.
Mesdames Robinson and Gano from
the pumping plant, called at the King
ston home, Friday night.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Amesbury
Tuesday afternoon, July 18th, instead
of July 9th, as previously advertised.
Those from the valley who picniced
at the Warm Springs Saturday, were
Messrs. and Mesdames Stats, Aue,
Gallivan, Roberts, Hodkinson, King
ston, Hazel and Lawrence Keil and
Ray Wiley.
The Willing Workers will give an
ice cream social some time in the near
future. The proceeds from same will
be used to purchase paint to paint
the outside of the school house.
H. V. Stilwell and family took their
Sunday dinner with Floyd Mcintyre
and family.
Owen Roberts made business trip
to Star, Wednesday,
Messrs. Stanford and Johnson from
the Gem Irrigation District were call
ers in the Valley Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hagerman and
children spent several days camping
and fishing on Snake river, last week.
Both the Warner and Tom Harris
families joined their parents, who live
near Nampa, and all picniced at the
Warm Springs Sunday.
The Amesbury, Mower and Wood
families picniced on the Tobias lawn
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell and children
visited on Deer Flat, Sunday.
Several wagon loads of people from
the Nazerine church, of Nampa, held
evening service on the w. H. Mallett
lawn, Saturday.
Mr.. Betsold came down from Baker
City to spend few days with his fam
lily on the ranch, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong are enter
tanning her sister and family from
Boise
F. F. Smith sold a beef to Cald-
we'll butcher, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ulrich entertain
ed Mrs. U1rich's parents, uncle and
aunt, from near Nampa, also sister
and brother from Fargo, at Sunday
dinner
Clifford and Roy Hodkinson drove
down from near Kuna to spend the
Fourth with their cousin, Lawrence
Keil.
Mrs. Edgar Tarwater gave a dinner
in honor of Gladys Mulch, Ruth Still
we'll and Letha Larrance. last We'd
nesday.
The Merchant and Fuller families
celebrated the Fourth with Mr. and
Mrs. Biddick, at Meridian.
R. w. Kingston has purchased
new model De Laval separator.
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Grandpa Winslow passed peacefully
INTO hsi eternal home last Sunday,
shortly after midnight, after laying
tor ten weeks at the point of death. He
had been failing in health for more
than year. He leaves a wife, nine
children number of relatives, and
host OF friends to mourn his loss. The
funeral services were held last Tues
day afternoon at the church. The fam
lily has the sympathy of the entire
nelghborhood in their bereavement.
Last Monday occurred the most
successful annual picnic on the 4th
ever held in this place. A large crowd
was present to hear the program,
which was good one. Special men
dress. 1t was highly appreciated by
mic is highly due to the band boys
who worked with unfailing efforts for
its success.
ing the ball game delayed the after
Flat boys had to leave, but a good
In the evening large crowd
cert band. The evening program was
highly appreciated and vote of
thanks, three cheers, ETC., was ex-
pressed by Marguerite Hinshaw in
behalf of the crowd to the boys for
pleasant day they afforded US. At
the close yell was made up and given
in honor of William Binford who is
leader of the band, and was appoint
ed to oversee the whole affair and
through his unfailing efforts every
thing went off lovely
Miss Marie Martin from Boise
spent Sunday with home folks return
ing to her work in Boise last Mon
day.
Jake Faw is putting up a new house
for Seth Mills in Greenleaf.
Adds Tucker spent few days last
week carpentering in Boise
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker from Boise
spent the Fourth in Greenleaf last
Monday.
A good number from Deer Flat,
Wilder and Dixie attended the picnic
last Monday.
The mems bible class of the Pres
byterian Sunday school enjoyed So
cial evening Thursday, on the church
lawn.
Many Roswell people are planning
to see the Liberty Bell as it passes
through Parma next Monday morn
ing.
Miss Iva Raymond spent Monday
in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lowell have had
as guests for a few days Mr.. and Mrs
Lakeland of Morton, ILL.,, who are re,
turning home from the exposition.
Ben Van Wnwgarden of Caldwell j.
helping for a few days on the A. ]
Mccormick ranch.
Messrs. and Mesdames f. w Rock
wood, Roy Allen and Clifford Paine
were a camping party at Jump creel
for a few days includinp the Fourth
Mr. and Mrs G. l.. Mccormick anC
Lee Wohlschlegel celebrated the ma
tons birthday by going down to thu
Boise river and making an attack OF
the fnny tribe.
Mr.. Carl Pearson, a garage man
moved last Thursday, into the houS,
recently vacated by the. Grosveno
family.
Rev. McLain Davis of Boise was ;
guest from Thursday until Saturda,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Smith.
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Governor Alexander delivered an
address at the Baptist church Sunday
morning. The address was pleasing,
appropriate and eloquent
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berger of Salt
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Lake are in the city for a couple of
weeks visit. While here they are the
guests of Mrs. Berger's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Dee, and Mr.. Berger's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Berger.
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STATE LIBRARIANS
 REFLECT DR. BR0UGH
MerriltOn Convention Was Best Ever { Held, Says Rabbi Jasin. See. Ond Vice President.

V ..or pr. Joseph Jasin returned yester- day evening from Morrllton. where he attended the state convention or the Arkansas Library association, Of which he is second vice president. pr. Jasin says the convention was the best ever held. the hospitality ana interest of the people of Morrllton being gratifying features
 Dr. c. H. Brough. professor of eco nomisc and sociology at the uni
 versity of Arkansas. was re-elected president. Mrs. E. E. Love Of MOT rilton was named as first vice presi- dent. Dr. Jasin as second vice presl- dent. and Miss Lyon, librarian
 Little Rock, was reelected secre tary-treasurer. The office of f'eld
 secretary. held bv pr. Jasin iast year. was abolished at his snggestion
 and the work merged with that Of the
 secretary. .oa
 At the present time Arkansas "'
 only three Carnegie libraries. IneV
 are located at Fort Smith, 'attie Rock and Eureka Springs. There are seven other nut'ic lihraries ln-
 cated at Arkadelphia. Pine R'ntT' :Mena. wilson. Mcrrilton and Helena These libraries contain arnrox'mate- 'lv 10000 volumes and have an an ' rual circulation of some 4oo'o" , volumes, in addition to newspaper
 files.
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Tackev Party Furnishes
 Fun for Young Folks. '

Miss Flossie White, daughter of State Senator and Mrs. T. c. White. entertained a large number of her friends last night. at the home Of her parents. at tackey party, in most delightful manner.
 The euests began to arrive at the White home in Laurel street at an early hour. and the parlors and d'n- mo room of the home were fillad with hovs and girls wearing all man Ner of costrres when the nlavine of p"mee was hegun. Many ~anoes were r'aved. contests were corried o"+ """ d"rine the evenins dalicio"e refresh ments were served. The entire
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Wednesday regular mid-weel prayer service followed by meetln' of the official board
Ths Church of Christ.
c. c. CLINE, minister.

U. C. CLLNE, HlhloIci.
 Morning subject: "Wasp-llke Chrls- tians. Evening subject: "The Source and Proof of Immortality of the Soul and Also of the Body" i All the other services at their usu- al hours. All night services Will pe- gin at 8 D. m. Christian EndeaVof will meet at z p. m.
 First Church of Christ, Scientist.
 Sb1iners temple, Main and Seventh avenue.
 Services are held Sunday at II a, Ill. and p. m.
 Sunday school Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Subject, Doctrine of Atonement.a
 "Wednesday evening meeting at $ D. m.
 The reading room is open daily ex- cept Sunday and holidays from l:5o to p. III.
 Visitors welcome.
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Miss Dunawav Plpases In Her Recital.

In Her KecltaI.
 Miss Hettie Dunaway pleased and delighted most appreciative audi ence at the auditorium of the High school last evening, when she pre- sented her req ling, Paddy Long Legs
 Thaa Miss Dunaway, there is TO better known nor more gifted w.m~ an entertainer in this section. She has appeared in Pine Bluff on num- erous occasions, and her recitals have always been considered among the most delightful to be heard Never was she better than in Daddy Long Legs", last night.
 Her characterization of the parts was well nigh perfect. The change in action, in dress. in style, in every thing that makes for character. that it was necessary to portray, was ex- cellentlv done by Miss Dunaway and the audience made plainly evident It's pleasure at the artistic manner in which the affair was carried out. It tol dthe story of the girl. ,untutored, changing into the educated woman. and told it we'll.
 Miss Dunawav was introduced bv Prof. J. R. Allen. principal of the high school. and the piano ac- compartment and entra'act music was deliehtfully rendered by Miss Alice Forth.
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party was photographed in one group and a special photograph was taken of Mrs. J. B. Afford and Joe Han-
 kias, who were awarded the prizes for being the "tackiest" persons at the party.
 Judge and Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge expect to motor to Little Rock to- day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ned Ballard and Miss Charlene Smith spent yesterday at Little Rock
 Mrs. Jo Nichol left yesterday for Mineral Wells. Texas, where she will spend the next fortnight.
 Catherine Mills, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mills, is quite ill at the home of her parents.
 Mrs. w. A. Jackson of Camden is in the city, called by the serious illness of her father, P. M Bridges. Mrs. M. K. Wilbourne, who has been quite ill at her home in West Sixth avenue, is somewhat improved. -%-
 Miss Delby Cattlemen of St. Louis lis the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Law renee Dixon, in South Beech street.
 The Social Service club will meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon with Miss Elizabeth Schober, 1205 West Second avenue
 Miss Ceoreie Rogers arrived yes terday from Little Rock. for week. end visit with her aunt, Miss Irene Bocage.
 Miss Floy Herring came up from Magnolia Friday, to spend the week. end with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Herring.
 Little Misses Magic Mills and Zilla Mae Mills will spend the week end as guests of their grandmother, Mrs. A. Retan, in Little Rock.
 The Women's Missionary society of the First Methodist church will not hold it's regular meeting Monday aft ernoon, the meeting having been post poned Il
 The Junior Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal church will not meet this evening, but will meet next Friday afternoon at o'clock, at a place yet to be designatedd =. <
 Relatives received news yesterday that Mrs. Becky Bluthenthal, who has been making her home in California for some years, has entered a hos pital to receive medical treatment. 4
 Mrs. Florence Hearn and Mrs. R. H. NJ. Mills are among the Pine Bluff women who are in Little Rock in at- tendance upon the sessions of the Methodist women's missionary con- vention.
 Captain and Mrs. T. H. Collier and MT. and Mrs. Henry Collier have rel turned to their home at Altheimer, after visiting MT. and Mrs. R. E. Lee here. and witnessing the Tom Thumb wedding
 Six boys and six girls will parti- cipate in the declamaticn contest at the First Christian church at o'clock this afternoon, for the Loyal Temperance Legion's silver medal, to ',e awarded the winner.
 Mir. and Mrs. June Ingram and son Fred Ingram have purchased the home at 62O Pine street and Will oc- cupy it after May 1. They nave been making their home at Little kock' although most of MT. Ingram's ousl- ness interests were in Pine Bluff.
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A.t.r. Don't Uss WaiklnS st!s'se . ->S>..inu that hnl Ak

Aetere Don't Use Wa'hsne <,
 There is one profession that aas % n vays refrainsd from carryins 2 w. .s ,.- " s,ick The actor knows well tnas ~. .. th. stage hs must walk without sr s1traneous support. and he knows sns. :. ths moro hint of . walking ct.c. . h,s hand e he walks the strsets is . ..,,ntation M to lean this way or tnak xctors aven whom out of . job. neveI i..n on . stick. They know tnat snsu .I I S.,.nc.d valk is thsir asst Y tae ~hole of society rsoars to vasn
 ...nrs tha acton VII ge6alA
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AT THE CHURCHES
 
First Baptist Church.

Corner Sixth avenue and Cherry street. w. J. E.. Cox, pastor.
 Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., T. N. Harper, superintendent Graded school with classes for all ages
 Preaching by the pastor at ii a. m. and p. m. Morning subject: "The White Stone and the New Name. :" Evening subject: Life for Look" 7" Baptism after the evening sermon.
 B. Y. P. U. at 7:15 p. m.
 Ladies' Missionary and Aid society Monday at 3 p. m. Mission study class.
 : Services every evening at 8 o'clock and. beginning on Tuesday every day at 10 o'clock, conducted by Dr. G. L. Yates, of Tyler. Texas. The public is cordially invited to all services.
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!. fam Rr'ummAtt Receives Surprise,

A. Cam Rrummett received a pleas ont surprise "Wednesday, on which date he attained the ege of A years He has become accustomed to having birthday anniversary each wear and the fact that the same thing would oc- cur in 1915 as had come to pass A times already escaped his memory. But not so with Mrs. Rrummett. who arranged pleasant little family dim rer party in honor of the day. The thoughtfnlness and affection that prompted Mrs. Brummett to conceive the party. was resnonsible for ner- feet menu and service. and the affair was productive of pleasure for all present. MT. and Mrs. A. Cam Brum- mett's guests were MT. and Mrs. T. l.. Brnmmett.. Mrs. M. V. Rrummett. Mrs. Ian Byrd Miss Belle Davis. Miss Empress Brummett and Count Brummett.
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Hawley Memorial Church.

H0W1ey MemOrl8l Cnufcns Eleventh and Cypress streets. Guy Murphy, pastor.
 Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., J. A. Simpson, superintendent. Usual services at ii a. m. and 7:45 D. m. Junior league at 2:30 p. m.
 Senior league at 6:45 p. m.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:45 ? m Teacher Training class immedi. ately after prayer meeting.
 Choir rehearsal Friday s p. Tn.
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Coterie Chorus Meets With Good Program.

The Coterie Chorus will meet n regular session at the First Metho- dist church at o'clock this after noon, with Mrs. c. J. Lake and Mrs. l. D. Lifts as chaifmen.
 Since the organization of the Coterie Chorus, the band of music lovers has taken a leading place ,n artistic circles in Pine Bluff, and it's name and fame have spread over the state and section. The members have taken active and prominent part in entertainments for many worthy causes, and the organization may we'll be given credit for the increas- ing interest shown in classical musi- ca' compositions by the people of this vicinity.
 The program prepared for the entertainment this afternoon is in full! as follows:
 Opening chorus, Coterie chorus
 Piano solo, Mrs. w. J. Seibert
 Musical current events, Miss Flor ence Mccain.
 High school chorus.
 Vocal solo, c. A. Troupe accom- panist Mrs. J. I. Norris.
 Piano solo, Miss Req Dansby.
 Vocal duet, Mrs. w. D. Ferguson. Miss Victoria Harrell; accompa-ist, Mrs. c. Dancy.
 Closing chorus, Coterie chorus.
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ATTRACTIVE MILLINERY.

Do you want a swell hat at small expense these hard times? Let ma make it for you, using your materially if you prefer, with our hobby new shapes. We reblock and dye old hate for $1. Hours i to p. m. Teleph0na 2O53. Mrs. Nell Kirchgraber, 14Oq South Main street. t1
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Book Window.

pooks are the windows tnroesn vhtch tho soul looks out A homo vithout books is like . room w1tnou' vindoys. No man has right to otiss m his children without surround'as tham with books, if he has the mem. to buy them. It is . wr0p1 70 ~. ssmi1y He cheats thenlI Tho love oi Irav,edee comes with reading. eao -rows upon 1t. And the love of knoxt sdre in young mind. is aimost . x.. !. rsnt against tho inferior excitsment '. ce..,ons arl vtces.-HenFy WAY DeNchar. .-s,. :. ~.
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Lutheran Church.

Lutheran Cn0rCns
 Sixth avenue aud Florida street. w. c. Schrader. pastor.
 English Sunday school 9:30 a. m. German service 10:45 a. m.
 English service 8 p. m.
 A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
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First Methodist Church South. (The Downtown Church)

E. R., Steel. FaStUI. Regular Sunday school service to which all are invited 9:30 m. aforning service with sermon 0s the nastor 10:50 a. m.
 Junior leaxue 2D. m.
 Senior league. led .hv Miss Dena. Moore risackerly, 6:45 D. m. =. Evenine service with sermon oy tho pastor 7:?n p. m.
 uonaav Women's Missionary society. mission study Ted by Mrs. F. Q. McGehee. 2:30 ?. m.
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c.rr iwamorta1 Methodist Church,

Carr Memorial Methodist Church.
 Corner Sixth and Dakota, M. o. Barnett, pastor.
 Sunday school 9:30 a. m., W. R, Hicks, superintendent.
 Preaching at II a. m. and 7:45 D. m. by the pastor s
 Prayer meeting Wednesday even ing at 7:45. ~. x. We invite the public to attend these services.