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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-03-09

A marriage license was
granted yesterday to August
Olson and Margaret Hanson,
both of Roth. They were mar
ried in the afternoon at the
Eide photograph gallery, Rev.
Bake of the Lutheran church
performing the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. p. G.. Daley
and Alton and Frances Haskell
left Saturday morning for their
home at DeSmet. S. d. En-.
route they will stop at Fargo
for a days visit with Marion
Haskell, who is A student at
the Sacred Heart academy.
Hear Anna A. Maley's lecture
on Bread and Brotherhood March
20. 2t
The ladies of the Presbyter-
ian church will give a hot bene.
fit supper in the Masonic Hall
Tuesday evening, March ID.
Serving will commence at five
o'clock.
Editor Wood of Russell was
here last Friday to see Mrs.
Wood, who is at St. Andrews
hospital with a serious case of
appendicitis. An operation was
performed last week and we
are glad to relate that she is
recovering nicely.
Mrs. A. r, MacKay and Mrs.
Weeks were hostesses to the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid last
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. MacKay. After the
business session a social hour
followed, during which refresh
ments were served.
The second of a series of sill
yer teas which is being given
by the members of the Wo-
mems club of Bottineau for the
purpose of raising funds for
the club, was given this after
noon at the home of Mrs. G.. A..
Leonard. A b t forty-five
ladies were hidden and the
afternoon was spent socially
and with fancy work. The
club colors of white and green
were apparent in the room de-
corations of hyacinths a n d
greenery and were also clever
ly carried out in the appoint
ments of the luncheon. The
assisting ladies were Mesdames
H. E. Layne, Andy Johnston,
T. Hennessy and G.. Kirkeby.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-03-09

Nh. and Mrs. Ole Wickby are
visiting their daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
OVERLY.
Mr.. NJ. w. Swearengen and
family visited withMr. andM rs.
Thorlow on Wednesday.
Mr.. Albert OVERLY has been
sick the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Hoffman
attended the dances at Mr..
Lutzs and Mr.. Harris the fore
part of the week.
Misses Charity and Tens
Spencer have been spending a
couple of weeks visiting their
sister, Mrs. F. d. Britton.
Mrs. N. Slapnicka is on the
sick list for some time past. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, I.esman
visited at Mr.. N. Slapincka's
on Wednesday.
We hear that Mr.. and Mrs.
John Spencer will be back from
the Mayo Hospital at Rochester
the end of this week,
where the latter was operated
on for a,tumor.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Berg en-.
tertained company on last Sun.
day.
Mrs. Wickby visited at tn {
Hohnquist home one day this
week.
d. Quigley is very sick al
the present writing.
Mrs. Della Van Woert's child
rem have all had the measles.
The present slump in the
grain market cleaned a great
many farmers who were hold
ing grain or options.
School was begun again in
schools number one and two
which were closed on account
of the cold stormy weather.
Farmers are getting ready
for spring work by cleaning
grain etc.
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Lorraine caller SUNDAY.

Mrs. Albert OVERLY is slowly
recovering from her long siege
of sickness.
Henry Saffron returned last
week from an extended visit in
the central states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Wigby of
Mimi, are here visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Albert
OVERLY, who has been quite
sick the past month.
John Pollock of Omemee has
been visiting at the NJ. w.
Swearingen home the past
week.
The Home Union met at Lo-
raine Thursday. 1t being a
disagreeable day, few were
able to attend from here.
The voters of Hoffman town.
ship will have the opportunity
to vote for or against consolida-
ton in the near future.
w. w. Smith and Charley
Ropes transacted business in
Westhope last Thursday and
Friday.
Schools No. l and No. 2 re-
opened Monday after a two
months vacation.
A number of farmers have
made use of the fine weather
py putting up ice. With it 20
below zero weather today not
much will be used but there's
a Hot Day Coming Bye and
Bye"
VIM. Holmquist was a bust
ness caller to Renville's county
seat on Saturday.
Russell Rogers is assisting
D. Quigley sEwith his spring
works
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. johnson of
Wharton, lost their baby last
Friday. 1t was buried in the
Haase cemetery last Monday.
Six carloads of automobiles
came into Mohall last week.
Hoffman township, we under
stand, bought nearly two.
Andrew Witteman bought
the Dan Maeghar quarter Sec
ton Of land.
Miss Nelson is staying in
Antler for a few days.
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Methodist Church

Morning worship IL a. m,
Sermon on hi "Leaven."
Bible school II m.
Junior league 8: 90 p. m.
Epworth league at 6: As D. m.
Evening service Z: 80 p. m.
illustrated lecture-T i r d
crises in the life of Christ.
r. ]. L. McKelvey,
Minister.
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

Regular services Sunday II
o'clock a. m. and Z: 80 pm.
G.. E., at 6: 80 p. m.
Devotional meeting Wednes'
day at Z: AS p. m.
Sunday school at II noon.
Everybody welcome.
Fl. Lewis Meyer,
Pastor.
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AMITY TOWNSHIP.

e .E q 0~~b4 4N1&N
cold, causing everybody to
keep busy.
One night last week a good
time was experienced at the
Beaton place. There was a
mixup among the young people
of Amity and some got there
and some didn't.
Regardless of the cold draft
that has seized the neighbor-
hood the school children have
travelled to the school house
just the same.
Frank Boyer and wife left
Friday morning for Montana,
where they will visit for a
short. time at the home of Mr..
Beyer's brother, Carl Boyer.
Mrs. John Solsberger has
been on the sick list for the
past few days. W. hope for
her speedy recovery.
Warren Moore has been at
tackled by a severe cold. His
wife applied a mustard plaster
to his breast which keeps him
warm all night. He looks
rather glum. Ask Warren about
it.
MI and Mrs. Follis are en-
joying a visit from Mrs. Follis'
brother and sister.
Emil Whittlaufer's sale was
held on Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. Whittlaufer has bought a
ranch in the Canadian North
west and expects to move there
soon.
Tuesday evening of last week
an enjoyable time was expert
enced at the ]. Haskell home in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Daily, who leave soon for their
home in South Dakota.
An enjoyable time was ex-
perienced at the Will Bergman
home a short distance east Of
Amity. Every exciting step
received considerable attention.
| Supper was served and the gay
time continued. Every body
departed in the best of spirits
Emil Zilka will ship his .a1
of household goods and live
stock to Canada in a shorttime
This has been postponed fol
for some time on account of thu
unfavorable weather.
Watch the Courant for inter
esting news from Amity every
week. Things are real livel,
in this township and nobody
knows when the tin pans will
be booming and the bells ring
ing, because some folks think
they can fix it up with pa.
Claus Krohn was awakened
the other night by fearful howl
ing. Thinking It was a coyot'
with a stomach ache he sallie'
forth with the intention of APP
plying lead, but to his amaze
ment found it to be Martil
Kohl'e nephew, Floyd Pomeroy
who had been to Frank Boyer
and got lost in his field. W
compliment Pomeroy on hi
beautiful voice.
"A number of farmers OF Am
ity township are attending tn
Non-partisan league meeting
at Omemee today.
The speed record was reache
Tuesday when a party iron
four or five miles east Of Arne
da drove to the Emil Wittlaufe
place in about half an hour
Az a result the veterinaria1
from Bottineau had to be calle'
to attend one Of the horses.
Russell Follis dehorned q fey
cattle yesterday.
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COUNTY coulT

March 3-Hearing on final
account in the estate Of Knut
X. Hagen. Account allowed
and final decree issued.
March CLEARING on report
of mortgaging real estate re.
estate of d. K. Thyng. Pro-
ceedings confirmed.
March 0-Hearing on report
of sale of real estate of Jacob
Wettlaufer. Sale confirmed.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-03-09

There are several infallible
signs of spring in this weeks
issue of the Courant, among
which may be mentioned a for
maldehyde ad, a political an
nouncement and a spring poem.
Bring on your robin for next
week.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-03-09
HOFFMAN TOWNSHIP.

John and Caroline Rudolph
visited over Sunday at the
Nelson home.
Mike Conquergood was a
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-03-09

"uC Sl1Cy lA0O OCCA NE Tic
past two weeks getting ac-
quainted with the new baby.
Mrs. Gleason and baby have
gone to Owatonna, Mimi, for
a visit with relatives before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Jos. Disteler who was a
patient at St. Andrews hospl-
tai for some time has so far
recover as to be able to be re-
moved to her home northeast of
the city.
Miss Gladys Rogers lett the
latter part of last week for
Kramer, where she will remain
for some time.
Miss Jeanette Henderson
came down from her school at
Landa last Saturday to spend
the day with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. Henderson.
The "As you like it" club
met Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. H. A. Bate. The
program consisted of a talk on
home nursing by Miss Janet
Mcdonald of the School of
Forestry, which was followed
by a discussion. The hostess
served dainty refreshments.
The Women's Club of Rotti-
neau met in regular session on
Tuesday evening. Further
plans were made for Baby
Week, the dates decided on for
it's observance being March %
to 81. There was discussion of
plans for the entertainment Of
delegates who will be here for
the Spring meeting of the
Ninth Judicial District fedora
ton of the N. ID. Federation of
Women's clubs. Mrs. w. H.
Mcintosh presented a splendid
paper on Heating and Light
ing" and the program closed
with roll call, responded to by
current events.
The news has reached Bot
tineau of the marriage of Fred
erick hansen at Ell Reno, Okla.
homa, on Sunday last, the
bride being Miss Mabel Dorsey
of that city. The wedding was
held at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dorsey, Rev. Johnson of the
NJ. E. church officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Nansen will make
their future home in Oklahoma
City, where the former has &C.
cepted a position with the Ford
Auto Company. Until about a
year ago the groom lived in
Bottineau and his many friends
here will extend their congragu.
lations and best wishes.
Miss Eta Nichol of Souris is
here, the guest of her cousin.
Miss Edith Nichol.
Mr.. Alfred Eastgate who lee
tured here Wednesday after
noon, was the guest of DIR. and
Mrs: c.. A. Leonard while in
the city.
Miss Cordelia Dupuis of the
Patrons Exchange, enjoyed a
few days visit from her sister,
Miss Dupuis, of Fonda, last
week.
Girl wanted for kitchen work
at the Shirley Hotel. If.
Misses Annetta Klaba and
Berntine Albertson of Landa
are spending a few days in the
city this week.
Miss Leila Carlson of Landa
was the guest of Mrs. John O.
Ness over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bison
nette left this morning for their
home at Saskatoon, Sask., after
spending their honeymoon with
relatives in the vicinity of Bot
tineau.
Miss Mable Espe returned to
her home at Minot on Wednes-
day after attending the funeral
of her friend, Miss Elizabeth
McBrayne, here Tuesday.
Mrs. Kenneth Currie, former
ly of this city now of Brecken-
ridge, Mimi, is visiting old
friends here this week. Mrs.
Currie came here from Dun
seth Sunday with the remains
of her neice, Miss Elizabeth
McBrayne, where che was call.
ed several weeks and remained
with her until the end.
Mrs. r. B.. Smith and two
children left this morning fol
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FOLTz NOTES

Foltz Feb. 5.-Mr. Il. c. Murphy,
our estimable neighbor, Will move to
Talblers farm. at Smoketown run,
this spring. We much regret to gee
this family leave us. but We know
that our loss will be gain to the good
people Of EmoketIwn.
Mr.. Howard Hensel moved from
our neiGhborhoid. on Last Tuesday. to
his fathers place. near Eagles school
house.
Wo ahould be thankful that we
have not been visited this winter
With severe cold weather. foods, pes.
tl'ence and war.
In It recent letter from a friend in
Minnesota he stated that the mer
curry had been down to II degrees
below zero The morning he wrote the
Aerdst0Wn, were in ttwn
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PROMINENT BUSINESS
MAN OF FAIRM0MT. CITY

Hon. s. D. Goodman, a prominent
business man OF Fairmont, will be
in Martinsburg Sunday en- route to
New York with the contribution of
the Jewish people and friends In that
section for the innocent Jewish SUI.
ferers In Europe. That section raised
remarkably large sum for this pur-
pose. but 1t must not be Ia enfokr
pose, but 1t must not be taken for
granted that Mr.. Goodman would car
ry the actual cash Mr.. Goodman is
also associated with the large whole
sale house of Blumberg Brothers &
Co., of Baltimore. and was one OF the
organizers of Bnai Birth society in
West Virginia.
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Big BRICK PLANT
RESUMES BUSINESS
Continued from Page one)

pearanee. Among the buildings where
the North Mountain brick has been
used are the following;
The fine new Ramsey furniture
building, on South Queen street, one
Of the best business buildings in the
valley.
The s. W. Kent Miller garage, on
East Burke street. which presents an
attractive appearance.
The new St Joseph Catholic school,
South Queen street one of the hand.
soonest school buildings In the city.
The new Kilbourne factory build
ing. which is Of standard construction
throughout. and where nothing but
hieh'grade material could be used
This is said To be one of the finest
factory buildings in this section.
The new Gerling building. on West
King street, one Of the best of the
kind in the city
In addition to these the brick has
been used in many residence houses.
where good material was required.
and where its appearance never fails
70 cause favorable comment.
The company also furnished 3.000,-
600 brick for use in the new Balti-
more & Ohio railroad tunel at Paw
Paw this contract being awarded the
North Mountain plant af,as - aeen-
est sort of competition.
Controlled BY Local Capital.
The company has capital of $3.50.
900. which is ample for all purposes.
The stock is held chiefly by Martins
burg people, who control the opera
lions Of the company 1t is thus n
real "home industry" operated and
managed by home people
Mr.. c. G. Cushwa IS president of the
company while Mr.. A. d. Darby is
secretary and treasurer.
With an entirely new plant under
s9pable management; with orders Tor
big amount on file, and many in
uiries from other sources, the Ad-
nantine Clay Products Company re.
sunes business under the most fav-
arahle circumstances. The raw ma
forial is vast in quantity ard high
grade in quality and the finished pro
duct is of such excellence that il is
bound to find wide market whor-
yer good material Is REQUIRED
The cemnany is now believed TO be
'acine a long period Of prosperity
I condition that will not only CRAFTY
We stockholders, hut be Of material
benefit to the entire community
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Mr.. SEMLER LEFT
ALL TO us W!coW

VIM. f. Senior, of Hagerstown, by
HIS will, executed, March l6, 1911
and witnessed by John NJ. Williams
and ]. w. Reisner. requests all OF
his property, both real and personal
to his wife during her widowhood.
At her death or in event OF remar-
riage the estate is to be divided
equally among his children. The will
was probated In the Orphans Court
in that city, Friday. Mr.. Senior was
was the father of Mr.. G. c. Senior,
Of this city
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Shepherdstown. The funeral takes
place Thursday interment in Elm
wood cemetery.
George Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Seekman, OF
North Queen street, have returned
from Shippensburg, Pa, where they
were called by the death and funeral
of Mrs Seckman's father. the late
George Franklin The deceased was
taken i'll some time since with the
grip and pneumonia developed, re-
sulting In his death last Wednesday
He passed away at the home of his
son, Mr.. Charles Franklin. In that city,
Mr.. Franklin was native of Penn
sylvania and during the civil War
served in the Union army He was
In the list year of his age. He Is
survived by the following children:
Charles Franklin, Shippensburg; Mrs.
Edward Seckman. Martinsburg. Mrs,
Ella Brewnaker, Akron. O.; Mrs. ka'
tie Bender and ohm Franklin. OF Ash
land. O.: one sister. Mrs. Elizabeth
Lynch, OF Carlisle. and one brother,
Samuel Franklin, OF Hedgesville. The
funeral took place Friday from the
church of God Rev Mr.. Good officiat-
fnr
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HEDGESVlLLE HIGH
SCHOOL EXAMS OVER

The mid-winter exams OF the He'd.
gesville High Schoil are over. This
school has an admirable system. All
pupils who average 90 per cent. and
over In department and an average
of SO per cent and over In other
studies di not have TO stand the ex-
animation. II spsnks well for the
school that m3-e than half OF the pu.
pills did not have to tnks the sxamin-
alton.
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CONTEMPT CASES UP
IN CIRCUIT COURT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
sell and convey certain real estate
owned by them to trustees for the use
and benfet of antoher congregation.
E. F. Cornell VS.. Pittsburgh Orchards
Co. decree appointing c. X. Robbins
a special receiver to take charge of
corn crop in dispute between the par
ties. to make sale of the same and
make future report to the Court
Ashby Nicely vs.. Mr.. and Mrs S.
]. Dixon, order refusing defendant
leave TO file answer and referring
cause to commissioner to audit debts
against defendants real estate
Mary Gray VS. Carrie Williams. ct
al, decree directing the distribution
of funds in the hands of the bonded
special commissioner to parties there
to entitled
orders Are Entered
In the debt suit Of B. c. Baker
against J. J. Stribling, Judge Woods
entered an order fling demurrer by
the defendant.
in the case OF F. Vernon Ale
against {. w Raymond, an action il
debt, the court entered an order fl
ing the answer OF the Bank Of Mar
tinsburg.
In the suit OF William 7. Hess
against solomon Hess and others
the court entered an order Ming
bill OF reyiyer.
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REOPEN ON BIRTHDAY

columbia-avenue NJ. Z. Church
Baltimore, Of which Rev. W. NJ. Hoff-
man is pastor. viii reopen SUNDAY
on its Birthday. The church was
built in 1870 76 years ago. Bishop
Cranston Will preach tomorrow
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Mr.. MCKlNNIE Is
NOW IS YEARS OLD
Venerable Father of Mrs. Chas
Dawson Celebrates.

Mr.. w. A. McKinnie. enc Of Green
castles Oldest and most highly re-
spectacle citizens celebrated his S5th
birthday Wednesday at his homo on
North Carlisle street, that city. Mr..
McEinnie's friends are legion and
they viii be glad to extend him their
heartiest congratulations, and best
wishes for added anniversaries.
Each year finding him in good health
and the same genial kind friends a
or yofe Mr.. MeKinnie Is the fathc
Of Mrs Dawson, wife OF City Serge
ant Dawson. of this city.
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MOVES TO ROCKINGHAM

Residents Of Foltz regret that Mr.
= l.. Lam and his estimablo Wit
and children VIII move to Rockine
ham county, Va. whore he has pm.
chased a farm Hc VIII be aadly mi
I'd in the Sunday school as he F.
good conscientious christian gau
uah and able teacher
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INCREASED INTEREST

Tho principal Of Hedgesvlne IIlR
school is very much pleased VII
he increased interest In the regua
eachers' meetings that are held a
he school Friday night there W
an attendance Of some %, which L
considerably more than the average
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Second Baptist Church.

North High street Rev r. w
Gri1zard, pastor Sunday school at
9 90 a. m led by superintendent
George Dunn; preaching at II a. m
and 100 p. m Subjects Christian
tv at Convenience" AMI Prepared
ness" Prayer meeting Thursday ey
ening at O'Clock Meeting Of h. Y
p u. Sunday evening at $50 Public
o'dially invited to all services.
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PRESIDENT PREPARES
FOR ANOTHER TRIP

Especial dispatch to The JournaD
Washington, Feb. 5.-The tenta-
tive itinerary OF President Wilsin's
secind preparedness trip provides
for swing through the southwest
requiring neary two weeks. Among
the cities to be visited are Cinein-
nati, Dallas, Galveston, Little Rock,
New Orleans, Louisville and Paduc-
ali. The trip will not go into the west
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ATTENDED RECITAL

Miss Eldergirt NJ Kilmer, Of Fasf
Burke street, left for Baltimore,
where she attended recital that
was given at the Peabody Conserva-
tory by Leopold Godowsky, the re
nowned pianist.
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PRESIDENT c. w. BOYER
CALLS LEAGUE MEETING

MIR John ". Stewart, treasurer o.
the Blue Ridge League, received {
telegram from President Boyer this art
ernoon stating that a meeting of The
league will be held in President Boy
er's office, in Ilagerstown, Thursda'
afternoon of next week at o'clock
Mr.. Stewart viii attend the meeting
which viii act upon the question o
charging the circuit by taking Il
9umberland and either Piedmont o
Frostburg.
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TWO PUBLIC SALES

Mr., l.. c. Hoffman cried a very
good public sale ct Ganotown, Fri
day. for Mr.. James DeHayen. NJ
Amos Durham acted as clerk. Al
the same time Nj Dodd cried anoth
er sale for Mr.. Lee Howell at Fail.
ing Waters
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LITTLE CASKEY LAD
BREAKS LEG COASTiNG

Little John Edward Caskey, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Caskey, of East
Burke street, while coasting on the
hill near his home last night, fell from
his sled and suffered a fracture of
his leg above the knee. The injury
is ap innl one, and will keep the
little fellow indoors for several weeks
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PECULIAR FACTS ABOUT
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

Washington. Feb 5,--A gorge.
GUS purple electric runabout, up
holstered with vivid lavender
plush. has been acquired by Rep.
. Percy Quin, of Miss. whose 9th
q er fad IL corn coli pipe.
q
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18TH ANNlVER SARY

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas II Moore
Friday celebrated their ffty-eighth
wedding anniversary Mrs Moore
has been Deputy Register Of wills
since 1893 Mrs Moore was a Miss
Mouse, Of near Hancock.
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NO GAME TONIGHT

The S. V A. basketball quint was
here tonight and play a game with
the High School boys at the Y. Nj. c
a, but 1t has been called off
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rey. Mr.. Hesse will preach Sundas
morning at the Presbyterian chure
in the absence of Rev Dr. T. NJ
Woods, who has been III.
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SYNAGOGUE MEETING.

Members of Bash Yonkev Synago-
que will meet Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock The Sunday School also
meets at that hour.