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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-02
COUNTY NEWS
DAVIS CORNERS.

George Gardner and wife were Lime
Springs shoppers Saturday.
VIM. Jarosh and wife, John Aberly
and wife called at the Gardner home
Sunday night.
Charles, Mamie and Clara Ranc ac-
companied by Louise Jarosh were Cres-
co callers Wednesday.
Mamie Ranc is assisting with the
work for some time in the hospital at
Cresco. i
VIM. Jarosh and wife, Charles and
Clara Ranc, Frank and Willie Kubi-
chek called on Joe, John and Agnes
Kubichek Friday night.
Lester and Elsie Gardner called at
the Ranc home Sunday afternoon.
Steve vital was out calling onfriends
Sunday afternoon.
M. Ranc and sons called at John
Drtina's Sunday evening.
Agnes Kubichek called on home folks
Sunday.
Clara Ranc called at Ed. Jarosh's
Saturday afternoon.
Lester Gardner called at Davis Cor
ners Sunday forenoon.
CE8uA 00uC Spcut ouAANoy oAASA sAA>
parental roof.
Mrs. John Kubichek called at Ed.
Jarosh's Wednesday afternoon.
Wenzel Shimek and family spent
Sunday at Lourdes.
Ed. Jarosh and Steve Vital called at
Joe Drtina s Friday night.
Little Irene Drtina is on the sick list.
VIM. Jarosh and wife called at John
Wacha's Sunday afternoon.
Charles Ranc called at Maple Leaf
Saturday.
Billie Aberly was Lime Springs
caller Wednesday.
Elsie Gardner spent Wednesday night
with Mrs. John Aberly.
Mrs. John Aberly called at Davis
Corners Wednesday.
VIM. Jarosh and wife entertained a
company Of their friends one evening
last week. A good time is reported.
John Aberly and wife spent Sunday
at John Nast's.
Mrs. John Aberly called at John
Nast's Monday.
VIM. Jarosh and wife entertained q
number of their friends Monday n!ght,
DR.. Mullick, of Elma called at John
Drtina s Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aberly called at
Davis Corners Saturday evening. sr;
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KENDALLVILLE..

John Reuter- left Sunday to begin
work for Paul Bigslk near Harmony.
The social in the hall last Wednesday
night was well attended and q fine time
reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Todd and Matte
Burton spent Tuesday evening ct the
Phil Todd home. G
DR.. Plummer was called Tuesday to
attend Mrs. Abbie Nelson who has been
quite i'll for the past week. Sltets
Christina Holmes is quite sick with
the mumps.
/ Ervie Reuter- was an over Sunday
at HARMONY ~
John Henderson and his mother yis-
tied at the Ole Ellingson home Tueaay
afternoon. yeis5a& n mtlE
Ed Ensrson ret,rned frsm Wal hg.
! to Monday whore he has been foe tn
last few years. M
Fred Todd and family spent Sunday
at the Will Goldsworthy home north OF
town.
Charley Smith, from near Canton,
was an over Sunday visitor in Kendall
vile.
Rev Hill took dinner at the W. A.
Clink home Sunday. i;
Ole Peterson, an old resident iand
highly respected citizen of Fremont
twp, died Tuesday morning at the ag<
of So.
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SIS to $4,000

With a Victrola the worlds great
ests artists are always at your COM
mand to play for you any music yen
wish to hear. This is one Of the great
privileges which is your II you have
a victrola. Buy one for Easter q
BALDW1N'S
Cresco's Victrola Dealer
>. Resolutions
adopted by Maple Camp No. 1874, NJ
w. A., upon the death of our Neigh
bors, Jas. A. Barker, Jacob Frank and
Vincent Hron.
Whereas, Death has taken from US
our esteemed Neighbors, James A.
Barker, Jacob Frank and Vincent
Hron, be it
community in which they lived have
lost worthy Neighbors, whose lives
were an inspiration to others, and who
were ever ready to aid the needy and
addressed. Be it further
Resolved, That we extend to the sor-
rowing families and friends the heart
felt sympathy of the Neighbors of this
Camp, that these resolutions be enter
ed upon our records, copy Of which
be sent to their families and copies fur
nished the local papers f for publication
S. A., Hamilton,
j. A. Cutting,
Committee.
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Oh;l.al1y.
ENR1GHT.

Mrs. Elizabeth Enright passed away
early Monday morning, March %, 1915,
at the home Of her grandson, John
O'Brien. Deceased was born in Ash
ford county, Limerick, October 10,
1928, and was sc years z months and
7 DAYS old at the time of her death.
She moved to Canada with her parents
at the age of eight andlivedin Yelling
ton Square, at Lake Ontario.
In the year of 1843 she was married to
John Enright by the Rev. Vicher Nc
Donnell. In l845 she moved from there
to County Gray, Canada, where seven
children were born to her, four OF whom
are living. %
In 1857 she moved to Howard county
and remained here until the time of her
death. She was one of the real pion-
GERS of the county; good christian
mother honored and loved by all who
knew her.
Mrs. Enright leaves to mourn her
loss four children, Mrs. Mary Ryan, OF
Nevada; J. F. Enright of Elma, Iowa;
Mrs. John O'Brien, of Lourdes, and
Mrs. Lizzie Dinger of Maple Leaf.
Three brothers and one sister, Patrick,
of Wilson, Wis, David, of St. Paul:
William, of Alexandria, Louisiana, and
Mrs. McCauly, of Glenwood. Her
grandchildren numbered 80 and her
great-grand-children &c. Her sons and
two daughters and her brother David
and IL grand children were present at
her funeral.
Her funeral took place at Our Lady
of Lourdes Church Wednesday, con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Norris and the
remains were laid at rest in Lourdes
cemetery beside her husband who pre-
ceeded her in death.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home rs
That never can be filled. EN-
God in His Wisdom has recalled
The boon His Love has given.
And tho the body slumbers here,
The soul is safe in Heaven.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere thanks
to the neighbors and friends who so
kindly assisted US during our recent
bereavement.
Mr.. j. F. Enright and Family.
Mrs. John O'Brien and Family.
Mrs. Lizzie Dinger and Family.
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WEST NEW OREGON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Horn called at
the Joe Morsvetz home Sunday.
Joe Moravetz had the misfortune of
breaking his leg while saving wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ptachek made bust
ness trip to Cresco last week.
Mr.. Stika put new roof on part of
his house.
Mr.. Valvoda is building a fine new
barn.
Harriet Martin and Leona Huber
were Cresco shoppers Saturday.
Jim Dunt, ST., made a trip to Lourdes
Monday, returning the following day.
Harriet Martin, Wilma and Clarence
Huber made business trip to Schley
Wednesday.
Mrs. jacob Malek and daughter Lucy
were Cresco shoppers Saturday.
Julius Huber left for Cedar Rapids
to attend q barber's school.
School in Dist. No. 9 is closed for a
weeks vacation. Pupil not late or
tardy during the winter term is Rich
ard Horn.
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Bid, Wanted!

Bids wanted for doing the road drag
ging in Howard Center Township.
Bids must be in on or before Saturday,
April 10th. j. ]. LONG, Clerk.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-02

You are all invited to come and see my
new and up-to-date line of Millinery at
reasonably low prices. Located 221 End
Ave-, directly opposite Water Works.
LYDON.
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NORTHWEST CREsCO.

John Drilling and family entertained
company from Festina last week.
Mrs. Artie DAVIS and children from
Cresco are spending few days ct the
Fred DAVIS home.
lack Kapler, Jr., entertained tpm-
pany Sunday.
Theo. Raker left Thursday for visit
with relatives at Dyersville. "
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lusson were cal
led to st. Lucas Saturday morning by
the illness of the formers mother, who
underwent very serious operation
that afternoon. Mr.. Lusson returned
Monday morning, his wife remaining to
assist in the care of the invalid.
E. ]. Lamont called at the VIM.
Owens home Wednesday evening.
Little Evelyn Thomson from Cresco
is spending this week with her grand
parents.
Charles Dewesse and Alfred Haynes
made business call on John Lusson
Monday. .A ny%I 'f':'&
Fred Messef spent Saturday evening
at the Carl Aeg1er home.
Ernest Rutsch called on Harry Warl-
ing Saturday. es; 49,
John LefSfink and family entertain
ed company from Festina last week.
OTTER CREEK CLIPPINGS,
Easter bonnets and Easter eggs will
be at premium next Sunday.
A few of our schools had to miss .
session one day last week, owing to the
river being impossible.
Carl Sanderson, of Thief River,
Minnesota, came down here to attend
the wedding of his sister Ethel and
to greet friends and relatives.
Frank Kuntz came up from DEBORAH
one day last week to greet friends and
acquaintance.
Some of Koch's young people called
upon friends and relatives in Sumner
township last week one evening, pass
ing very pleasant time.
Elsie Hopperstad, of Ridgeway, was
calling on friends west of the river last
Sunday.
Sadie Koch, who has been absent
for some time, is domiciled under the
parental roof again. -,F
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Kratz, of Sum-
ner township made a pleasant call UNI
der the formers parental roof last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vopava, of
Sumner township made pleasant call
at the Amel Koch home the other Sun
Gay.
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Esx, for Sale.

Eggs for Matching from thoroughbred
Barred Plymouth Rocks, so cents per
setting. MRS. w. j. WALKER,
1913 Phone Paris 2 Schley. Ia.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-02

Postmaster General Burleson last week
turned over a check for So, 500, 600, be-
ing the surplus of the postal depart
ment for the fiscal year ending Jan.
30, 1914. This is the first time surplus
has been given by the postal depart
ment since 1896, when it was a very
small concern. s
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-02
DoucHERTY.

Bernard Dougherty was born at James
vile, Wisconsin, Dec. 5. 1858, and died
at his home near Hamblin, Montana,
February "a, 1916, at the age of 81
years, 2 months and 10 day. He immi-
grated to Iowa with his parents when
% child and settled near Cresco% where
he grew to young manhood. In June
1883 he was united in marriage to Eliza
beth McCarville. To. this union nine
children were born, eight Of whom with
the widow survive, six sons and two
daughters, one ION dying in infancy.
About IA years ago he moved to st.
Cloud, Mimi, where hs resided until
two years ago. From there he went to
Hamblin, Montana, his last home.
One year ago he was taken i'll with
what proved to be a cancer Of the face,
and for the.last seven months he was a
greatssufferer. All that medical aid
and loving hands could do was done to
relieve his suffering, but to no avail,
and death came as a gentle relief. He
leavesibesides his widow, eight children,
six sisters::and two brothers.
The funeral was conducted from the
home. where.a..Requiem High Mass was
held and gthe remains were borne
to their last resting place in the new
cemeterytat Prairie Elk, Montana.
l wonder who the first will be
To rest in graveyard yonder.
All, well, know that I'm to be
| The first there to slumber.
Yes in thelgrave he sweetly slumbers,
Still his spirit watches nigh,
Gladly left earth's joys and pleasures
For Heavens blest and joyous home.
He sleeps on hillside yonder,
Beneath that cold, green sod,
While Angels sing his praise above
He is safe inlHeaven with God.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-02
MURRAY.

Haze4Murray, aged years months
and 22 days, died March 23rd 1T her
home in 1.-THE southeast part Of town,
after anlillness of weeks caused from
measles terminating in bronchial
trouble. She was q patient little
sufferer, never once complaining, but
would always say she was feeling good;
she was a kind, lovable, light-hearted,
little child, and dearly loved by all who
knew her. She leaves to mourn her
loss . broken hearted mother and three
little sisters, Alice, Catherine and Mary.
CARD OF THANKS.
I wish to thank my kind friends and
neighbors who SO kindly assisted us in
the care of our darling little girl.
MRS. OWEN MURRAY AND FAMILY.
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Davis Do. pastor. 1915 n M. sermon
tather the people aanctify the congre-
cation. assemble the elders. gather tho
cmllren and those that suck the breasts
Jet the bridegroom 60 forth of his cham
Dor and the bride out 81 her closet 90
ll 10 y. no. class meeting. $50 p. M.
sunday school. Mr. Thomas Miller. suuf.
200 D M. FenfeCOstai service. las ..
NJ, Sacred Concert Hymn IAN Wall the
Power uf Jcgus Name" Prayer, Rev. vs..
%. Davis. ~. u. Chorus by choir. scrln-
turc Lesson. Drcalogue Chorus hv
choir. solo. Mrs VIM. Nardv. chorus hv
thoir, solo. Miss Lottie smith. chorus
BY choir Tenor Solo. Mr.. ff Aliens
worth. chorus b. choir. Solo Mr. Lew
g.. chorus hy choir. offering An
uouncemeuts. ncnedicti1n.
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INSTALLATION
Rev. Carson Becomes Pastor OF War
wood Presbyterian chureh-Msny
Attend Services

With impressive services last even
ing Rev. r. p. Cason was Installed a.
pastor OF the WarvoOd Presbyterian
church. A large congregation attend
"a the services. which we're very in
teresting. Rev j. r. BeyenberRor.
pastor OF the Third Presbyterian
church OF Wheeling. presided Rev. J.
y. StOops. ~ Rock Hill. Ohio. who was
pastor 81 the church al the tine Of
erection. preached the sermon. Rev.
John u. Nichon. Of Toronto. Ohio. de-
livered the charge % the pastor. while
Rev J. NJ Potter. Of the Vance Ne
mortal. delivered the charge to the
people and the prayer Of installation
vas delivered by Rev W r. Allen. ID.
ID, % New Cumberland. W. Va. for
merly pastor of the Stone church At
Elm Grove. Rev. Carson haa many
friends. who wish him success In his
new Held az Warwood
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French Remedy for
Stomach Troubles

The leading doctors Of France have
for years used a prescription % vege-
table oils for chronic stomach trouble
and constipation that acts ike n
charm. One dose will convince.
Severe cases % years standing are
often greatly benefited within "a
hours. So many people are getflng
surprising results that va fell an pes.
sons suffering from constipation. low.
or bowel. liver and stomach troubles
should try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
u Is sold BY leading druggists every.
where with the positive understanding
that your money Will BE- refunded
without question or bubble N ONE
bottle falls 70 give you absolute salts
faction.-Adv.
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nesday testimonial meeting 500 .. m;
sunday school ? 20 a m; Reading ROOM
lib thapline street. open daily except
SUNDAYS and legal holidays. from ~ 90
O'Clock ~. until 200 o'clock y. m, and
70 300 o'clock. The publeo IL invited
70 attend the services and 20 make use
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The First 8pirftunifst church will hold
services IN the odd Fellows hall Sunday
May 9Th ~ 1850 r. m. Lecture followed
with spirit messages. Rev. O.. W Wav
uustor and psychic. Chiidren's progress
sive lyceum will BE- held 10 the lyceum
building AZ the corner % Maryland ave-
nue. and North broadway. Island. at
no 30 o. m. Daniel J. GessisrS conductor
A1l are invited.
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cHuRcE or oHRrnr

HcorEauized church 81 Jesus Christ
% Latter uay Saints sunday school Id
20 a. r1., preaching at % 20 hy samuel
Martlns Social service o. ig. Sunshine
Hand VIII meet at 6.ls o.. M. preaching
az ta - m. Prayer meeting Wedcaf1v
90 tfH D. w NnNrfu Friday ne fF u
~. All are welcome
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mother. warwood mission school 2.s9
Dung Peoples meeting 6.fB. In the
evening az 7:45 the third character study
from Genesis viii be made: Noah. y
Fresh Start IN Righteousness" Drop
into tho services-you viii want 10 come
again.
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Unitarian church Eoff street near
tth. Service sunday morning AZ 1f
n mnrN sunday school 90 the same
nnnr Service conducted BY the rev
Frank Crandan Of Cambridge. Mass
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81 paufa Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets Aug. g. Hascha.
pastor Mothers Day May gth. sunday
school 81 g.lb a. m. short Mothers Day
program. All members o. the school are
service ~ 1880 a. M. subject. "A Trib-
ute 10 Mother" English service NJ 90
D. M subject. The Hest Mother" Evan-
EolicM League. efis .. m. subject: why
Tor. business meeting ~ the League on
Thursday Member are urged and
friends cordially invited 90 these meet
you
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ladies' Of the church are urged to come
and help IN this work.

Christian church. McMechen. W. Va.
t.. W Fuller. Jr.. minister. Bell phone
257-L-Bihle school. 10 a. m. Earl Free
man. superintendent. morning worship.
IN n. m; evening worship. 7:f5 D. M.
monday evening. conference. Wsdncs-
day evening. nnid-week prayer service:
Thursday evening. Christian Tndenvor.
Friday evening. choir rehearsal Special
Mothers DAY service. Special music.
Strangers welcome. All invited
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near Twenty ninth. Arden N Miller.
paatOr-qsf5 a. m. the sunday school
hour. Morning preaching service Al
o'clock subject. Paint Moro Valuable
Than Gold" Evening preaching Z go.
subject. Desiring COD 20 Serve Win
our Sins" wednesday evening prayer
meeting 1850.
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Firet Baptist church. Twelfth mud
Byron street. n D. Hriuinatoul. pastor
''Oo-fo-C' lurch Sunday" nFain. A most
genuine fellowship awaits you lu our
service q.la viii enable you fo get tho
sunday school Bible work nrnrH and
rhfafher classes fcr men and women.
The rnurniuN service will recognize
Mothers uav.~ tho theme being
Mother. Gods ordained Helper EVrry-
one Wear q white flower In honor of
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ObreEon moves ont ~ the CITY Of
Meyico and leaves sien. To Let"
and Iauota moves in Who will b
the tenant neEt Week.-Mrs. York
World.
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First church ~ christ srfertfsf A
%. n. W Auditorium. fffq ChanIIno
street Services Sunday 1f 200 N hi
nial meeting h.1o O. u ETNuTNf. q. =,
subject Adam and FALLEN Man" wed.
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% YOU WANT TO MAKE NONE,
ZOE YOUR CHuRCA7

Pastors. church organizations. young
peoples societies or SUNDAY schools
anxious 10 make money for their
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St Johns Nv Prot CONGREGATION. pas
tor. w 81. Tlfert Next sunday service
AZ .6.f5 a. m. Examination ~ the con.
Nrmanta. sunday school az a. n. EnF-
fish service a. 1850 q. mi. Mothes Day.
Further announcements during services.
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church win End something to their al
vantage BY addressing Postof1cs Boz
No. 66s, Wheeling.
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UNITED PREsBYrEa1Au

FIRST United Presbyterian church. Rev
g. IL. Robinson. ID. d.. pastOr-ServiceS
in the morning at 1886; evening. 1889:
Bible classes and Sabbath school . 80 a
m; prayer meeting and lecture, 7:45.
strangers and those having no stated
place OF worship. arc invited.
Second United Presbyterian church
corner OF Chapline and Fourteenth
streets. Rev. J. II. Litteli. u. H.. pastor
Morning service ut 1O:f5. evening at
1889: Bible school at $3.50 a. m: Young
Peoples Society. 6:45: Wednesday even
ing prayer service at 7:f5. A cordial IN
Vitntion Is extended 10 all to attend these
services The pastor will be absent Tor
the next few Sabboths attending the
committee OF Home Missions and the
General Assembly In Colorado.
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The Third Presbyterian Church. rhlr.
ty-flEhtn aud Jacob streets. J. v Lev :
snberger. pastor. The usual services will
pe neid Sa5hstn, May yth. Preaching al
Nchocl AZ $50 a m. and Junior Chris
tan Endeavor at SIS y. m
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PREsBYrER1Au

First Presbyterian church. 1901 Chap
line street. Claude Porter Terry minis
ter-The church H. open every gay from
"A. M until 1900 y. m. Pastors office
nours from 1870 a. m until 90 y. m.
Aino rooms open every day for all Mems
Bible class s.i5 Sunday morning All
men welcome Sabbath school s:f5.
MORNING worship. iH.ss. Evening wor-
snip. 1915, Special Mothers Day ser
vices cordial Invitation awaits ali.
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Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Moodsdale. .. "a. Potter. minister. Ser
vices al II a. m. ana 1.3V D m. Ted
Mercer Of New York will address the
morning service at n o'clock and also
ne H,'a Men : bible Class at 10 o'clock,
Transforming Power OF the Gospel
sunday school and Adult Bible classes
az $50 a. m; Young Peorle's meeting
at G.i5 y. IN.
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FIRST Christian Church. w. ". Fields.
pastro. Services for Sunday. May 9Th.
a. follows. Bible school. 40 a. m. "
u. TruNeli aupt Preaching. 1880 a
m. Communion. Young Peoples so
ciety 81 Christian Endcavor To- which
All the young people of the church ars
Invited. SIS D w. Evening service.
80 o'clock Mothers day viii be Mt
t-lEly observed both IN the Bible school
an the preaching service.
The public ~ cordially invited 20 at
tend all the services ~ this church.
Yuu are especially invited 60 attend our
Bible school. over 600 IN attendance.
Classes for All Come and ma your
place, you VIII be Eivru "A hearty well
come. Midweek prayer meeting on
Wodnesday evening a. T.l5 o'clock. 20
which YOU are cordially invited. The
ladies' Asa society meets on Thurafay
at the church. all day session. The
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EPISCOPAL.

St. Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end 70 the Steel bridge. the Rev. Jacob
Brittingham. ID. D.. rector-The services
for fifth Sunday after Easter. May 9th.
will be: S.15 A. m. Sunday school: 1899
a. m. Holy Communion morning paryer
and sermon, subject. "Fcur Great Res
direction Words: 1880 p. m. evening
prayer and sermon. subject: Ascension
OF Christ" and on Wednesday, 1880 D.
m. service and address. subject: 'Roga-
ton" Thursday Ascension day. 7:15 a.
m. Holy Communion: 1880 a. m. morn
ing prayer and address.
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CHRrSTIAH,

Island Christian church 80 Zane Ave.
Island Rev. X. r. Carman. pastor You
are cordially invited 10 the following
services: Bible school $40 n. m. Mr. A.
p. Forni Supt. preaching services,
1876 a. m. Christian Endeavor 6:45 D.
m. topic for meeting. Why 1 am Proud
Of the Christian Church" Leader, Mrs.
George DletCrss evening services 7.t5s
Prayer-mecting Wednesday evning Mt
1853. meeting 81 the Ladies' Aid socie-
~ In the Church on Thursday after
at 5 o'clock
Make next Sunday a GO TO Church
sunday" TOO. Come and enjoy the spe-
ciai program prepared for Mothers day
Every body a. welcome. We especially
invite those who have no home church
Ia the city.
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St Mathews Episcopal church. corner
Chapline and Fifteenth streets. the Rev.
q. Freeland Peter. rrctor-The services
during the week will be follows
Fifth Sunday after Easter. Sunday. MAJ
9th: $500 a m. Holy Communion: 1880
a. m. morning prayer and sermon. 1870
p m, evening prayer ard address by
II. &. Mercer; 3:l5 a. m. Sunday school f;
2:0O y. m. Sunday school. ST. Johns.
Echo Point. and on Wednesday evening.
prayer and address. 1880 p. m. Mr.. T.. G.
Mercer will address the congregation
sunday evening. 20 which the public Is
cOudfallN Invited