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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-01
Hamilton Gate City
Hamilton, ILL.,, July l.

work in the way of cleaning up the
town. We have seen more weed
scythes the last two days than we
thought were in Hamilton. Keep the
ball rolling, ladies.
Chas. KelloS of Peoria was a Hamu'
ton visitor yesterday.
Geo. E. Taylor OF Chicago was a
business caller yesterday.
J. f. Baker of Chicago was callinS
on our dry goods people yesterday.
J. e. Kenney of Chicago was Ham
ilton business caller yesterday.
Katie Kronjn mas returned from hel
vacation at her home in Watseka. III
Miss Mary Hassett will take her va
cation now and sojourn in the country
for awhile on her farm.
&. V. Cooper of st. Louis was calling
on our dry goods people yesterday,
w. II. Hill Of St. Louis was calling
on our shoe people yesterday.
All the travelling men are telling US
that business is getting better. and
we think that the boys are good
authority. The machinery people have
had good business all the season
the grocery business has been good;
all lines have no great kick coming
just little more confidence in one
another and the wheels will begin tc
turn and keep turning.
NJ. A. Denton and wife OF Hillsboro
KY, were Hamilton visitors yesterday
A. D. Scohil OF Boston was Hamil
ton visitor yesterday, in the interest
Of the RexaII Drug Co.
G. r. Marvin of FIT. Dodge, Iowa
was Hamilton business caller vas
terday. ~. ...-
Tom Rafferty, Of Canton, ILL.,, tbs
live cigar salesman, was calling or
his trade yesterday.
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DEN MARK.
, 80 >>>>> 90 .

A rain Of about three and one.half
inches was what we got Sunday night
and while good for grass and trees
and wells. it was little hard on
early potatoes and rye and wheat,
where It is ready to cut. Early po-
tatoes had been rotting in the ground
before this rain.
The "children's day" program given
lat the Congregational church last
Sunday evening, was well attended
and much enjoyed. All taking part
did we'll and showed the painstakine
care Of those who had the training IN
recitation and song.
Mr.. Ummer of Chicago Is visiting
lat the Robt. F7aher home.
Miss Marie Patterson of Keokuk IS
visiting the H. M. VanTwyle home.
Robert Flohrer was having dental
work done in Fort Madison last Sat
urday. ~
Mrs. Ella Woodroffe and Mrs. FIR 81
Hem were shopping in Fort Madisol
last Wednesday.
Arthur Woodroffe came home from
Rochester, Mimi, last Wednesday,
where he had gone to consult the
Drs. Mayo, as he has been in poor
health ever since he graduated, a year
ago. The doctor told him that over
work and over-study were the worst Of
his troubles and year Of real rest
was necessary.
Miss Madeline Brownf1eld entertain.
ed the following at picnic last Thurs
day afternoon, in honor of Miss Marie
Patterson Of Keokuk, who is visiting
her: Edith Wharton, Helen Sawyer
Georgia and Candace Maxwell, Mildred
Burton, Olive Hem, Marguerite
Scholtz, Winfred Flint and Marie Peat
erson. A very pleasant time was hal
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Young, accomp
anied by Mrs. Philip Doyle and Mrs.
M. Doyle of Charleston, Iowa. autoc1
up and took dinner Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Fred Hem and family.
Francis VanTwyle Is visiting the
parental Fl. NJ. VanTwyle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart of burlington.
Iowa. visited at the parental Geo.
Barnes home, recently.
Mrs. Showalter and Mrs. II. l..
Hem we're shopping In FIT. Madison
last wednesday.
Mr.. Hazen and daughter. Mrs STAFF,
were FIT Madison visitors last Thurs
day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bogar.
q son on Sunday morning, June 20.
1915.
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ton state to spend his vacation with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Pierce.
Saturday, Miss Jennie 1ngrfm arriv-
ed from keystone. She will spend
the summer with home folks.
Mrs. w. II. Johnson and son Walter
have gone to visit friends at Hum
boldt and Moravia. -. go
Miss Mabel Wilmeth is at Colling-
wood, New Jersey, visiting her friend
Mrs. r. F. Pierce. '."sttt
Miss Marion Becker has for her
guest her friend Miss Helen Hander-
son from Mt. Pleasant.
Glen Sutherland came from Moravia
to visit his friend Gilbert Hoggatt.
Mrs. D. NJ. Cowell and two children
spent last week with relatives at
Hillsboro.
Miss Norine Becker is a guest Of
her aunt Mrs. Marion Parker at OF
tumWa .e7
Scott Pidgeon is home from the
state university at Iowa City.
Owen Hourihan has purchased a
five passenger Ford car.
Mrs Roudabush was entertained by
friends at Fl. Madison last week
At the celebration at Fairfield July
5. Salem All Stars will cross bats with
the Fairfield team
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We are glad to see the material
coming for the new bridge, for the
work will soon begin now and Will be
pushed until completed This will
mean thousands OF dollars in this COM
munity and with the new smelter go
ing at Keokuk, will mean great
many thousand dollars will be spent
for labor and all the towns will be
benefited around Keokuk. Then the
Tire company will commence on their
building and all the work will be done
this summer. We think the people
around here should feel much better
than they have for some time past.
Commissioner Elder is the busiest
man in town now. The heavy raius
have done a great deal of damage to
the streets, but the work is going on
with full force of men, and they are
doing some good work on Broadway.
The cement walk Is about completed
to the depot on Broadway and Second
street We think this walk is one of
the best advertisements Hamilton has
thad for some time There are good
walks now from the boat house and
depot. so that people coming by either
train or boat can come up town dry
footed.
Fred Ecard, assistant superintend-
emit of the T., P. & W., was In Hamil-
ton on business yesterday.
Ed Siveto of East Moline, was a
business caller yesterday.
F. Goldstein, the veteran hardware
salesman OF Peoria, was wearing MS
usual smile yesterday. Goldstein al.
ways does a good business in Hami'-
ton.
d. e. McMasters of Peoria was a
Hamilton visitor yesterday
The Civic league Is doing some fine
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Daily Stock Letter.
copyright 1915 by the New Yorl
Evening Post


Evening Post.l
NEW YORK. July THE stock
markets movement Of the day was
negligible. 1t had no chance to re
fleet the torpedoing of the Armenian,
for news that she was a British ad-
miralty ship came before today's mar
ket had opened, just as the first news
Of the attack came yesterday before
the close. Prices moved irregularly
within narrow limits and with gener-
ally unimportant changes. London
continued to sell our bonds, at the
past weeks average rate of about ST.
600 900 daily One more or less inter
estine incident Of the day was the
wheat crop estimate of the best known
Chicago private expert in which the
harvest indication was actually raised
nine million bushels above tie fore
cast of month ago.
Exchange on London dropped back
"a cents following the swift q cent
recovery of yesterday afternoon. The
bankers were inclined to ascribe both
the violence Of yesterdays late ad-
vance and the promptness OF today's
reaction to the action of purely specu-
lative holders. Sterling is in fact as
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INDUSTRIAL MAP
SENT RAILROAD
keokuk Factory Sites Marked on
Chart Which IL Forwarded to
Pennsylvania Lines.

A map of the Industrial district OF
Keokuk showing the location OF the
River Smelling and Refining COM
pany, also the location Of the new
tire factory and tn. industrial tracts
of the association and the power
company has been forwarded on re:
quest Of the Pennsylvania railroad
company. The map was received at
the Pennsylvania offices according to
the acknowledgment received by the
Industrial association. Together with
this acknowledgement was map Is
sued by the Pennsylvania system
showing Keokuk as the western ter
minal Of the road.
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TIRE FACTORY
ARTICLES o. KID
Secretary Of state Issues Certiflcats
Yesterday at Des Moines for
Local Company.

The articles of Incorporation OF tno
Standard Four Tire company were ap'
proved by the secretary of states w
fee at Des Moines yesterday. The
certificate of incorporation was issued
bv the secretary, also. A. Holdings
worth was in Des Moines yesterday ~.
tending to the filing Of the papers, and
the approving of the articles. the OF
ficials of the Standard -Four company
said yesterday that they were WAITING
for these certificates to be issued
before going ahead with the project.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
At tho Grand.

One of the best novelty features of
the season was seen at the Grand yes
terday, Gaby Deslys In Her Triumph
and will be shown again tonight. II
you doubt the attractiveness Of this
production, ask those who saw 1t yes.
terday, then come and see for your.
self. The dancing of Mile. Gaby and
her partner Harry Pelcir alone is well
worth the price Of admission. Don't
fail to see it tonight.
Tomorrow: Elsie Janis is both
author and star in Betty in Search
of Thrill" the Bosworth, Incorpor-
ated, production which will be the
next feature attraction on the Para
mount program at the Grand tomor.
row. The story takes the little New
York heiress over a great. deal OF
ground, and the production in conse'
quence is highly spectacular from a
scenic point Of view. Vivid scenes OF
cabarets, theatres and city landmarks
crowd each other in quick succession
Perhaps the most beautiful pictures
Of all are taken on a private estatS
which is a famous showplace amone
the country houses of American mil
res.-Advertisement.
VIM. Farmer at the Hippodrore to.
morrow.
Wilmuth Merkyl, better known as
VIM. Farmer, the star which scored
such a tremendous success with Haz-
ell Dawn, in THE LeDutante,' at the
Knickbocker theatre, New York city
early this SEASON, enact the leading
role in Kalem's three act Broadway
Favorites", feature, wife for Wife
This headline attraction will be shown
at the Hippodrome theatre tomorrow,
afternoon and evening. wife for
Wife," a remarkable romance Of love
and adventure, was written by John
A. Stevens, and for many years has
been one OF the most popular plays
upon the boards.
The role Of Edward Walton the
southern planter, is splendidly suited
to Mr.. Merkyl's talents. and the man.
ner in which he portrays this diff
cult role, will endear him into the
hearts Of his Keokuk friends even
more, than did his mastery acting in
the VIM. Fox production extraordi-
nary. THE Celebrated Scandal.
which same, was shown at this thea
ire short time ago. In The Gel
ebrated Scandal" Mr.. Merkyl, sup
ported the renowned European act
ress Betty Nousen. Rigina Richards,
who supports Mr.. Farmer, in this
stellar attraction. has also appeared
in a number of Broadway successes
Tonight's program at the Hippocrome
theatre consists Of a double feature
attraction, in fact program OF such
splendid magnitude has nevef before
been offered to amusement seekers OF
Keokuk. The worlds most popular
photo-player, Francis X. Bushman is
featured in Essanay's latest triumph.
THE Shanty at Trembling HILL" a
splendid act romance, adapted from
the Munsey magazines, and the sec
ond feature is Sally Casueton.
Southerner," Edison's latest 3 act
masterpiece featuring the incompar-
able, Marc McDedmott and Miriam
Nesbftt Advertise ent.
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Gotch viii WrestIe Again.

=
limited Press Leased Wire Service
HUMBOLDT, Iowa, July with
out doubt the biggest sporting at
traction pulled off in Iowa as a
Fourth of July celebration will be
the final public appearance Of the
worlds champion wrestler, Frank A.
Gotch at his home town here on July
3rd, when he meets the American
champion wrestler, Henry Ordeman.
of Minneapolis, in finish match.
Gotch has been training hard at the
new $4,000 fair grounds for three
weeks and experts say he is coming
back despite his absence from the
mat for some time and his years. Re
ports from Minneapolis indicate Orde-
man is training hard and was never
in better shape. The prel1minar1es
promise to be good. Shultz, who is
training Gotch, was champion of the
German navy for three years and will
meet Matsen, of Minneapolis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-01
WILL PLAY DOUBLE
HEADER SATURDAY
Mason City Here Till End Of Week
Ladies' Day al Local Ball
,. Park Tomorrow.

Mason City and Keokuk will play a
double header at the north side park
here Saturday afternoon. The two
teams meet here today, tomorrow, and
Saturday, following which both leave
for Mason City for another double
header on the Fourth.
Tomorrow is ladies' day and all
women will be admitted free of charge
at the park for this game. Ladies'
days come on Tuesdays and Fridays
of each week the team plays at home.
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whitIna-Duncan Wedding.

The Chicago Tribune has the lol'
lowing notice of the marriage OF Miss
Grace Elizabeth Whiting and Mr.. Har-
nv A. Duncan, which occurred last
night at Evanston: The marriage OF
Miss Grace Elizabeth Whiting, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Barron
whiting of 61o Forest avenue. Evans
ton, to Harry A. Duncan OF Keokuk,
Ia. took place last evening at the
family residence Miss Jessie M. Whit
ing was maid Of honor and Hugh
Robertson of Keokuk, Ia. was best
man. Evelyn Fulton Of La Grange was
flower maid and the bridesmaids were
Lucille Drake of Willmette, Helen
Wheeler, Eleanor Whiteside, and
Grace Corlett
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CITY NEWS.

Two beautiful new pianos special
price. Cash or time. Piggott. 626 Main.
"A marriage license was issued to-
day to Chester L. Friday. ~, and Edna
B. lander, 25, both of Quincy, Ill
Born to Mr. and Mrs r. E. Stew
art of 1917 Blondeau, Wednesday. juno
30, a daughter
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Married Last Week.

Henry l.. Breitenstein and Mrs.
Amelia K. Miller were married last
week by the Rev. e. Leroy Steffey,
pastor of the First M. P. church.
Both parties are we'll and favorably
known in Keokuk. where their many
friends will offer their best wishes
and congratulations.
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Boy Was Drowned.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
Usage, Iowa. July Harlan Sar-
geant, IS, son Of B. d. Sergeant, pro
prietor of the Osabe greenhouse. was
drowned in the Cedar river ct $3.50
last night. He was bathing with a
chum and was unable to swim. He
stepped into a hole and the swift sur
rent pulled him under
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-01
Bridde Tax Voted.

BURLINGTON. Ia, June 30.-At a
special election held in this city yes
terday, twenty mill bridge tax was
carried by vote of 5,os9 for to 1913
against. giving a majority for the
proposition of 4,o16. The women
voted for the tax. The tax Is for the
purpose of building bridge across
the Mississippi river.
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Married In ST. Louis,

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Bradford
announce the marriage Of their daugh
ter Marion to Mr.. Ellsworth G. Mandt
on Wednesday June 80. at st. Louis
Mo. The ceremony was performed BY
the Rev. John w. Day, pastor Of the
Unitarian church Of The Messiah at
that place. Mr.. and Mrs. Mandt will
be at home after July Is at S1S Or
leans avenue.
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PERSONALS.

Miss Mae Phillips Of Kansas City,
Mo-, will be the week end guest of
Miss Katharine Englehardt
Misses Dora and Georgia Engelhardt
left last night for trip through Colo
RADIO, Utah and California.
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ANNUAL MEETING r 81
THIS AFTERNOON
School Board is in Session to Hear
Reports and to Make Levies
For Coming Year.

At. 400 O'Clock this afternoon the
annual meeting Of the board Of edu-
cation was held. At this meeting the
reports of the officers are read. AMI
there are number Of routine matters
taken Up. The matter of tax levy for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-01
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our many friends
who were so kind to US during the Ill
ness and death of our husband ana
father, Mr.. F. NJ Smith.
MRS. F. N. SMITH AND FAMILY.
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Entertained at Dinner,

Mrs. c. W. Lantz delightfully."- enter
tanned small company of friends at
dinner last evening at her home, 1909
Reid street Following the dinner a
social evening was enjoyed by the
guests. - - 49,. !
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How About II, Bud?

Burlington Hawk-Eye:
The Oldest Inhabitant says it was
Goldsmith Maid The Century dictfon-
ary says it was Goldsmith's Maid.
What do you say?-Sioux City Jour
nal
The Hawk-Eye says to ask Bud
Doble.
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NOTICE,

Just two more days till we make
another move to GA Main-next door
to our old stand-Barga!ns in all lines.
Call and see.
B. &H. CLOTHING STORE.
E. T. BARTRUFF.
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honeycomhed just now with specula-
ton as the stock market in April or
the wheat market in February.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-01

WANTED-Woman to take care OF
invalid, experience unnecessary. Ad,
dress c. NJ, this office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-01

WANTED-Experie dining room
girl at Fosters restaurant, 423 Main.
Apply at once.
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Entertalns for Guests.

Miss Vera Burger entertained thirty
voune women at a kensington this
afternoon in honor Of her guests Miss
Jeanette Wagner OF La Porte City and
Miss Verna Bloomer Of Burlington.
During the afternoon refreshments
we're served. Miss Esther Belle Coch-
ran OF Wichita, Kan, was an out OF
town guest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-01

| | asst her IL she didn't work,
An keep things goin' every day!
She said, "Oh yes. never shirk,
But then, you see, it's not for pay.
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So all tho women who stay home.
To keep the house an serve up ra'
tons,
Are labeled same's if they were dumb,
Just birth, an age, no occupation.
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puni,. Recital Tonight.

The piano pupils OF MISS May Whet-
stone will give pupils recital this
evening in the Y. w. G. A: auditorium,
to which a number of friends Of the
class have been invited.
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the coming year for the district is de-
cided at this meeting. Il,
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Vain Repesitions

Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: The
daily manifesto OF Mr.. Bryan is be-
coming rather tiresome.
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Ladies' Society Meets.

LADIES Society Wese9.
The Ladies' society OF st. Pauls
German Evangelical church met this
afternoon in St. PauPs hall with the
following hostesses: Mrs. George Erd.
man, Mrs. Chares Off, Mrs. F. Glewe,
Mrs. Roke, Mrs. Lorenz. Mrs. William
Immegart, Mrs. Baldwin Mrs. Raber
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-01

WANTED-Good work horse, cheap.
Call William Teller. Iowa street
Phone Red 1929.
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. ant Column
WAITED

WANTED-To loan on anything II
value, any amount up to Sl,0oouo.
Address J. B. D., care Gate City.
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NV Ma she said Pad be called rich
On count Of SO much 'cumulation
OF bonds an stocks an farms an
sich,
While she's be writ-no occupation.
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Mrs. G. J. Gustaveson and daughters
Hilda and Edna, leave tomorrow for
a visit in Moline, Ill.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIAN.
DR.. w. p. SHERLOCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ONCE. M-sonic Temple. Residence.
Hotel Iowa.
Once Hours-10 to II .. m, TO
p. M; evenings, to s.: Sundays.
II to p. m. United States civil ser
vice examiner.
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f,-AI,;uAx 81.
$,i'|l|Ez! !:
For Society Editor
Call Black 665.
INAUGURATION

.t NO OCCUPATION. ,F,.qyr
The census man has, been around,
Taking my Pas an all our folks.
An Pa he laughted till by the sound
| believe that man was crackin
Jokes
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The election Of officers at the Fort.
nightly club held yesterday resulted
as follows: a~'-'
President-Mrs. John n. Cole.
Vice president-Mrs. John w.
Hobbs.
Secretary-Mrs. George w. Dela-
PLANE.
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Returns to Her Home.

Returns to Her Home.
Miss Persis Williams who, has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Coch-
rane for fortnight, returned today
to her home in Davenport. She has
been a guest at a number Of social
AFFAIRS, dancing parties, a luncheon
and dinner. She made many friends
among the young people during her
visit.
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FOR RENT-Five room house, 22o
North Ninth. Inquire 227 North
Ninth.
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Foreiqn Missionary Society.

Foreign missionary lSocIety'
Mrs. c. e. Durgee, 205 B1ondeau
street. assisted by Mrs. VIM. Neil,
Mrs. Lillian Mcdowell and Mrs. Eme
Carr. entertained the Woman's For
eign Missionary society of the Trinity
M. E. church today. The following
ladies had part on the program: Mrs.
F. P. .Rehmeier, Mrs. c. M. Teeters,
Mrs. Fife Carr. Mrs. Fred Rhodes,
Miss Mary c. Jackson. Miss Gladys
sGuiss and Miss Gladys Englehardt.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, modern, NORTH
side Phone Red-1153
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FOR RENT-Fiye room house. S2A
Leighton; all modern. Enquire SIS
North Tenth Phone Black-621.
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3, u. Meets Tomorrow.
The Benevolent Union will meet to-
morrow morning at ten O'Clock In the
Birge B. U. home.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Strictly modern housA
No. 5 Park place. Inquire at SIS
North Tenth or phone Black-621.
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Formal OPENING Of Club.

Formal Opening OF Club.
The formal opening Of the season at
the Lakeyiew club house Isl scheduled
for today. A tennis match, dinner
and a dance are some Of the features
planned for this afternoon and even.
ing.
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FOR RENT-No. 610 North Fifth
street, seven room modern house.
John Tumelty.
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FOR .RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Call Red 1887
or apply 312 Exchange street