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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Hinton Chase Wedding.

Miss earmellta ChaHe, daughter Of sir.
and Mrs. Clement Chase, was married
last evening AZ : o'clock at 81. chryso-
stoms church. hCieago, 10 Nr. Sebastian
Hinton. Right Rev. George Allen Beecher.
bishop OF Kearney. assisted By Rev.
Gardner McWhorter ~ ~. Chryaostom's 3.
will offieiate. MISS Helena Chase. sister
10 the bride. was maid OF honor, and
the bridesmaids were Mias Mildred Rog-
era OF Omaha and MSS elan Sterling
OF hcieago. Mary and Margaret wattles,
daughters Of Mr. and Mrs. gurdon w.
Wattles were the flower girls. Mr.. Bpen-
cor Gordon OF Washington was best man
and the ushors were Mr. Clement r..
Chase OF sewickley. Pa; Mr.. Alfred
Walter OF Pittsburgh Mr.. John scull OF
Evanston and Mr. Edward Livingston Of
Chicago
After the ceremony the father and
mother OF the bride held a reception at
their home In Rush street.
Among the Omaha guests al the we'd
ding were Mrs. Edmund Minor Fair
field. Mrs. Warren M Rogers. Mr.. Our
don w. WGttles. Miss Margaret WattIes.
Miss Mary wattlea and Miss Mary
Munchhoff Mrs Wolff Of New York
City. Mr. and Mrs Clement II. Chase OF
sewickley, Pa. Mr.. Alfred Walter OF
Pittsburgh and Mr. George l.. Peck OF
New York were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton will spend their
honeymoon 81 a summer cottage In
Wood stock. n. T.. and will be at home
after July al 1922 Lake View avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

last two years with her son. Mr.. Herbert
Gannett. and Mrs. Gannett.
Mrs Ella Magee leaves today for
Greenwich. Coma. 10 spend several weeks
as the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. u. Dmon
Bird at their summer home. "Appletree
Farm"
Mrs Reba Morgan Is spending the week
In Lincoln with her grandchildren, during
the absence OF their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Proudfit. who are at Excel
sior Springs.
Mr. and Mrs Hoxie Clarke. who were
called here by the death OF her grand
father, Mr.. Martin Cole, will return east
Monday and will be followed later by
Mrs. Clarkes mother. Mrs. Ella squires.
who win spend the summer with them.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Winter Sojourners Return.

NJ and Mrs. Geofge r. Munro and
haby returned las, week from California.
Mrs IS. s. Poppleton and son. William.
viii be home next week from California
~hetc they hpYc been since the first Of
February.
Mrs John q stewart Of Council Bluffs
and her daughter Nrs whitman, re-
tuned FRIDAY from San Antonio. Tex,
where they spent the winter
Nfs, D. G. John las returned from q
winter spent ai 81 Petersburg. ria Mrs.
John IL Douglas county superintendent
for The Wonans Christian Temperance
union.
Nrs Ellis Blerboger who has been in
California al winter With her mother,
Mrs J, ~ Boyd, " expected nome thia
neek but Mrs. Boyd win remain west
pnil later n the spring.
Mfs, /, :, Loaviit hos returned from
California end Mexico where she spent
Tie winter; Airs. J. J. NECTAR from Ore
gon ana Mfs Cora Robertson from
Tampa. va. Al Of these women are
meni1ert Of the Omaha Womsns Chris
tian Temperance union.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Further Lectures for Mrs. Merrill,

nder The auspices 81 The Sacred Heart
Aiumnae association. Mrs. anthony Mer.
if viii give two extra lectures during
hsr stay IN Omaha The first one II 10
he Thufsdav afternoon nj I. when her
subject wili be 'Why DO We Read
poofe7 The second lecture will be The
fol'swing Monday, May 4. al IN the
afternoon, when Guilds Of the Early
Church will be the subject. Tickets
p,ey be secured from Mrs. Arthur
kociine. Mrs, George Later. Miss
Blanche Jslnslcr Or ~ the door.
Mra. Merrill will give a course OF three
lectures this week IN Council Bluffs also,
Alrs, Horace Everett having given her
home for the first one Tuesday morn
Ing when Making the Most Of Your
Life will be the subject Thursday
morning will be the second lecture at
the home OF Mrs. CbarleA r. stewart
on THE Place OF Beauty" and Saturday
Our international Contribution" viii he
given al Mrs. Ernest n. Harts,
Immediately after tho completion OF
hm course here Mrs. Merrill goes 10
Moline M. at the invitation Of Mrs
George Peek, who IL planning to give a
lecture-tca at her lovely country home,
with Mrs. Merrill aB the lecturer.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
In and Out Of the Be Hive


Mrs teba l. Webster returned MaudAY
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fHastiaY fag q iee Save
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Personal Mention.

Mrs. T. V, FULLY is seriously III at her
home.
Mira W. r. westenberger OF Lancaster.
O.. Ia visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. A.
Campbell
The Misses Belle and 10 Won Mhnsfelde
are at the Ciaremont Inn until the end
OF the school year
Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Belden expect 10
move into their new home at 400 Cali
fornla street about June l.
Mrs. Fred ochsenhoin Of 81 Louis il
making an extended visit with her
mother Mrs. n. V. Beavers
Clarence Peters, who has been re
operating at southern Pines. s c..
from an operation upoH his car, II At
home and win not return TO Yale this
year.
Sir and Mrs G. r Taylor returned
Wednesday from three months trip.
After spending tho winter In Florida, Mr..
and Mrs, Taylor Visited IN Washington
and buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs, it =. Frsdnrkson sx-
pes 70 motor down into Missouri sun
day for short elslt with relatives
after which they will lsaVr Zoe their
ranch IN Wyemlng and SPEND the sum,
msf touring Colorado, wyoming and The
Feilosatnne National para
Hay anlAfd MAS home FOR three aaps
frpm he tutoring school IN Nsw Haven
whsre Ne "a ssuaYins ihs year Ne lsft
tuesday 70 spend ihs rest 81 his Eastsf
vacation " ehieAga Mith hls father, Me
~ a. Mtllafa Douglas petsts Nho a.
tends tha Sans seheal. returns tamorres
AiseF wsah Al howe
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Notes Of Interest.

Miss Emily Keller. ehaperoned by her
mother, Mrs. Charles 49, Keller, attended
the Easter hop at West Point last satur-
day from Rosemary Hall. Mrs. Keller is
nov in New York
Mr.. NJ D. Cameron Is lay delegate 70
the general conference OF the Methodist
church, which opens May at Saratoga
N. Y lie had charge OF the excursion
party that left here Wednesday
Miss Heth Vail is spending the week in
Beatrice with conslns and returns 10
Omaha Tuesday for few days before
leaving for Hancock. Mich, where her
marriage to Mr. Dessau Of Newton, Conn,
is 10 take place June "a,
Mr.. and Mrs j. 49, Evans Of Salt Lake
City are here visiting relatives. Mr. Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Engagement Announcement,

NJ sul Mrs t.aen eNhn auneanes The
feifathsl ~ fhglF daughter nsHhA ana
~ lisrnsh Cehn IS wsallns asts
has fst hseh tsi
Mrs. Carrie lAviHKstens ahnasacaa me
snsasslnFnl af haF aAaatief. raaais
iisieM A. NJ lasiaA weil ~ f1aaain. asa
e w aHa Mfa u Wen
Nfs Mas Mkssl hss anaoanesa tha
ta#aeemsnt IN NEE tsasAisf, Alice irsaa
e ~ usefae hewitt hastlu Tha .sa.
alak aW - talsmalssA IN Ma
Mf sHa Ma i@asph MalNga 81 Nas&a,
sss. osi s0asaHs iha sBaskrmsai n
iheW aaaahiat ffAnfts Nthsl he Mr
Agthsf Mgfsaait a umAha fhs esf
a'ns sni y "a lssi ~ lass b Massa.
49,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Social Gossip.

Mr. and Mrs @. y Havcrstick viii re-
turn from the east Monday
Ex-conuessman Plumley OF Vermont
was guest Of DR. and Mrs, y, n. Towne
Wednesday.
Miss Marion Kuhn and Miss Gertrude
Metz leave Tuesday for two weeks on
the Metz ranch near Cody, Neb
Miss Dorothy Ringwalt has been at
West Point, ". r., visiting her sister,
Mrs. Thomas J. Hayes. and Lieutenant
Hayes
Mrs Bwartzlander, who went 70 Wash
ington, u. O., ten days ago. has been
N Annapolis with Mrs. Nathan Shelton
for a day or two.
Miss Martha Folda. who has been in
New Mexico this last winter, was In
Omaha at the Fontenelle Thursday and
Friday on her way east.
Mrs Mark n. Peck arrived Tuesday
from Buffalo TO spend the summer here
with Mrs George A. TIoagland and her
niece Mrs Fred Montmorencg Mrs
Peck has been living IN Buffalo for the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Popular Twin Sisters Return.

The return OF the spieaberger twins,
one OF them now Mrs. Samuel Rablno-
Hich Of New York city. on Tuesday was
frnught with much interest 70 their
Omaha friends. especially as II brought
also the formal announcement OF Miss
NAMES engagement to Mr.. Samuel
cramer OF New York City The two
young women are with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, N. A. spiesberger. who
have heen visiting Mrs. Rabinowich in
the cast and returned home with them.
Miss spiesberger. too. has been gone for
several months. spending most OF the
time with her sister.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Guests from Australia.

Among the interesting guests q the
spring will be Nj. and Mrs Clyde =.
Rerkstrasser Of sydney. Australia. for
meriy Of Omaha The Berkstraasers ar
rive this morning 70 be the guests until
Tfurtay Of Mrs 4. r. Wilson They
are cnroute TO their home after a visit in
Peoria III,
Among the affairs given IN hon5r d
the Australian gucats VIII be a dinner
tbs evening y Mr. and Mrs Vs. H. Herd
man; luncheon AZ the Fontcneile Mon
day by Mrs l.. Tubhs. and IN the eve
mig pr and Mrs. Morris H. Durham
VIII gfe a dinner At their home foilowe I
b. an orpheum party and upper ~ the
Fontencile Tuesday Mra. Askew Alex.
snder SIN give a luncheon and Mrs E
u. Wilson dinner Mre. Harry Wcllec
viii be hostess "wednesday 81 a luncheon
and IN tbe evening the Henry coxes viii
sieo "a dinner at their home for M. and
Mira Bcfkstroascr
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

Women tlolfers 70 Meet.

The Omaha woman's Golf association
will hold business meeting Wednesday
al o'clock at tho Hotel Fontenelle mes-
sanine floor, to discuss the time and place
FOR the first golf match and further plans
for this year Mrs n II spFague is
president, Mrs William Tracy Rurns
first vice president Mrs J. ". Tlllsen
second vice president. and Mrs /. NJ
Lord secretary -treAsuter.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Divorce Courts Are
Being Kept Busy
IppIIeatIona for dlyorce are.

Applications for divorce are;
Catherine Voucher from Thomas. Mar
ried IN 1912. and charges desertion.
Lille l.. Cherry from George Cherry
Married AZ Independence, Kan, in 1895
Charges desertion and nonsupport. Asks
custody OF three children.
Beatrice Burress has been granted q
divorce from Benjamin Burress. on
grounds Of cruelty
Mildred Branlff has been given sep
aration from William A, Braniff on
grounds Of cruelty
Myrtle Mankoski has been granted
divorce from Paul.
William J. Dean wants q divorce from
Ennis Elaine Dean on grounds Of cruelty
Mary Vojnoyieh wants n divorce from
zivan. her husband on grounds Of drunk
enness.
Phoebe J.. ffulse wants divorce from
James l.. iIulse on grounds OF cruelty.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

Sunday from Lincoln where they were
called by the illness Of Mr. silyer's
father.
Mrs L. r. Crofoot. who has been east
70 spend the Easter vacation with her
daughter, Yirginia. is expected home to-
morrow
Mr.. George A. IIoagiand went up last
week 10 Lake Washington, whore he ex-
poets 70 spend the summer at his favorite
sport, fishing
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

ish guild will serve tea and hold . bazaar
In the guild room " the church wcdnce-
day afternoon from . to 8 O'Clock Mrs
G, W. Lyman IL IN charge Of the tea
table. assisted by Mrs Lloyd Is ftols-
apple. Mrs, W. " Jones' and Miss Helen
scobe The affair is 70 be given IN in
forests Of Tie building fund, Among tho
articles for sale win be dolls ana aprons.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

Is tax commissioner Of the oregon Short
Line Railroad company and for many
years prior TO moving 10 salt Lake was
a resident OF Omahs
Mrs. Frank Colpetzcr has dismantled
and closed her home on South Twenty
fifth avenue and. vita her mother, Mrs.
Dubois. has gone 10 tho Colonial 10 staN
until they go to Chicago to spend the
summer with Mrs colpetzers daughter
Mrs. Harry wilkins
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

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= musAeAl rFnsfNm Al cav aeinas tha
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

linton Rnnnsy WsadlnF

Miss Maat = Naeasf. taasafaF ~ Ma
fafalina naFHslh so maFHat sAmniAF
a1 selask A lts gafsaRsae ~ ths raAfl
lsmeHsl Msihetisi ehHFeh b Ne kllaH
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49, ahaNah. afftaas#t
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

aim EtAsa nieeln save 4 hshAtsgshisf
shewes a hsF kesas ftaastas sesaif6
fas 49, ENaAaef ta8pas aAa wta 10 asMF
ssst Is ~ issnhsfl NaftiNs 81 Hsa
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
High School Affair,

The sigma Tau M, a social club OF
the Central high school. gave a dinner
Al the Hotel Loyal last evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur r. Thatcher ehaperoned
the affair. with Mr. Robert Christie
acting As toastmaster Covers were laid
for forty guests,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Miss Tree 10 Lecture,

Mlsa uladya Tree vii lecture on Az
lantia Tuesday afternoon At 40 o'clock
az Mas Coopers studio IN the Lyric
building Miss Tree u 9 delightful EnG.
iish Eirl who has come here 70 givs IN.
struction IN dancing and physical culture
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Manic eSatcsbeesezA

house guest of Miss Lula Houck leaves
for her home Tuesday. Another Lincoln
guest. Miss Pauline Bnslgn. Is visiting
Miss Edith Hamilton.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

Fha ksissts ~ eeinmtas Wlt sic q
Mas tkass sni ara pAHf fissisF sssa
INA AZ ttsiFa5slilan hslt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

A*lea y ~ tasisesal aaathsf ~
NensiHA msaf irem sesAa a $40 Eaaim
tkssst ~ semsa ~ "a nsSnslss rae.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

church aisle Saturday noon Mrs Carl
Nordlund OF Auburn gave luncheon at
the Loyal for Miss Jsrpo. The guests
were
Misses Misses
Eleanor 1erpe Adlne Jerpe,
Selma Jerpe Ann Bloom,
Ellen Bloom. Lily Hendrickson,
Clara Peterson,
Miss Henrokson Will give a miscella-
neous shower next Monday for Miss Jerpe
and Thursday evening Miss Clara Peter
son win entertain at her home for the
future bride
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
0mahAnl Al ExoelAIor Springs

Nsw OnshA arrivals Al tha iiaisl
knApp m kxssisiaf apflnas afs
Nf ana MIRA 4 v Nsst
Misses Nissta
Mar nsnn. ilt'fn hanh
ManaFa MWsaFH
Fnstfh nxief ~ MHAhmsH
.G ~ Nrsan
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
For Mrs. Merrill.

Mrs Frank l.. Haller gave a pretty
luncheon az the University club Saturday
afternoon for Mrs. Anthony French Mer-
rili OF Chicago. The dining room and
table were decorated with the colors Of
the Llninger Travel club. green and white.
and the table held a rare oriental center
piece embroidered In Turkish gold and
silver Tiffany branehed vase was
filled with all sorts OF white spring
flowers and a bouquet OF pink sweet peas
was al each plate. Those present were.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Columbus Club Dance,

The Columbus club entertained at Al
dancing party Al The ranseom park -,
vlllon Thursday evenlng The fallowlng
we're present
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Past Festivities.

Miss Helen Foley entertained dancin
party at her homo Monday evening
Those present were;
Misses Misses
Marie Flanagan Anna Foster
Gertrude McDermott Irene Hughes
Marie Flanagan
Messfs.- Meesrs-
Earl Gangner Pay Hughes
Carl May Ray Carroll
Austin Hcdcnstrcit
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
prettiest Mile Affair.

The women q The Pfettltst Mia deli
club will Ne entertained at May break
fast Tuesday mernlne AZ II eeleck Al
the hems u Mrs ulean smith The
hpstsas viii hs assisted ~
Mradames heaiames
charles hfeAhRF y Johnston
Frank n Palmer NJ NJ Madden
W. hFalieF "a n Jerome
ANasxa Mlssss
Italian Paul Grace NafihFup
LoFRnN tFtkA sM8
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

A taestisf ga eagu aeaaAF a NJ
"a Mfs tlsiFp hsifA
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
lllll..

The members 81 the j. +. r.
lclub were charmingly entertained
last evening ct unique progress
|siee quaker party, given By the
Misses Helen Hoover and Esther
Williams. The fore part Of the
levening was spent at the Hoover
home, where they found q sign
hung on the door, Silence, don't
speak until spoken to-
Miss Helen met them at the
door and after simply bowling
nlotioned them to enter. The
young ladies were all attired in
caps and aprons, and after lay
ing aside their wraps they were
|givenS cards and pencils with in
structions to make words out OIL
the mixed letters on the cards.
Miss Elletta Everett was the
most successful of the crowd and
soon had the letters joined TO-
|gether forming the names of the
girls in the club.
The contest song, There is q
Quaker Down in Quakertown,' .
was then sung by each of the girls
and Miss Grace Owens sang the
best and captured the prize in !
this stunt. Next in order was a !
move to the Williams home.
where games, music, ETC.; were
INDUCED in for an hour, Miss
Hazel Johnson receiving a prizel
in a musical romance. A Quaker
supper was announced ready in
the dining room and a tempting
two course repast was served byl
Mesdames C.. c.. Williams and
Morris Hearn. During the sup
per Miss Elletta Everett was the
only one of the girls who was
able to keep silent and as a re-
ward of merit she was presented
with rattiebox. The merry
party broke up about midnight.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
NAUTICAL NANTUCKET.
lie Common Use Of Sea Terms and q
Master Mariners Will.

lie Common Use Of Sea Terms and
Master Mariners Will.
Nantucket probably has higher
average to the inhabitant of funny
yarns. queer sayings. odd views of life
and also Of local pride and assurance
than any other place in America.
Nantucket speech Is museum OF
nautical expressions. When q Nan
tucketer has luck he is running before
the wind. To scud is to hasten, and
one who becomes involved in his state.
ment is off his soundings. Masthead
means any point high up. Any one
who is quite fattened out in health Is
Keel out" i've been keel out for
week with the grip" Whaling terms
come in here. too, for when man says
he is pretty nigh fin OUT he means
that he is Fall in'--in reference to the
fact that the dying whale rolls over on
his side, showing FIN above water.
Tending the kettle halyards" means
with women simply doing the house
work. When man gets excited In
argument he is told to lease off,
When your guest departs you say.
well. fair wind to you" Every fig
ure Is derived from the sea-
When Obed Gardner, master mari
ner, wrote his will In 1871 be worded
It as follows, and 1t held fast:
Item. / have cruised with my wife Hull
dy Jane, since 1911. We signed articles In
town. before the preacher on Independ-
snce day. want her and my son. jos
than, to be captain and mate in brngin'
TO port whatever leave and to see that
every one of the crew gets the lay as writ
down on this paper. put mother in com.
mand know sheel be captain anyway,
fer six months after we started on our
life cruise l found out that was mate
and she was master. l don't mean that
she ever mutinied, but know that when
ever we didn't agree she always ma
noovred to windard.
Item. want mother to have the house
on Union street till she goes aloft. Then
lays. etc.
AS for whaling, a Nantucket boy tied
one end of his mothers darning cotton
to steel fork and tried to harpoon
the family cat AS the animal sought
to escape mother entered the room and
picked up the bali. PAY out, mother;
pay out!' screamed the boy "There
she sounds through the windowi'-
Boston Transcript.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
DEATH RECORD.
Charles Meioe.

Charles, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Neice, living near Magno-
liza, passed away optic suddenly
at his home in Pueblo, Colo, on
Wednesday, November %. He
was born in Harrison county on
February 5, 1884. In 1908 he
was married to Miss Cora Bar
ker and after working here as q
brakeman for several years on the
Northwestern he moved to Kan
sas City. From there he later
moved to Colorado. No children
we're born to this union. Be-
sides his wife he leaves his par
ents and several brothers and
sisters to mourn his loss.
The body will arrive here this
evening and the funeral will be
held Sunday at Magnolia. The
remains will be laid to rest in the
Magnolia cemetery.
ed
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
Surprise Party
Mason & Mooreilouse

Mrs. w. E. Royce and Miss
Susie Bird, who are soon to leave
the First ward school and change
over to the new high school build
ling, were honor guests Thursday
evening at a most successful sur
prise party given by the teachers
|Qf that ward, including the spe-
Feial teachers, the Misses Hayes
fand Kirley. After spending q few
hours delightfully."- in telling for
|eunes, stories, performing various
|1tunts, the company was invited
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
WASHING FURNITURE.
Easy to Restore furnished Pieces to
Original Freshness.

Original Freshness.
Every few people know that furni-
ture ought to be washed" said sales
man in the furniture section of large
department store. "Yet," he contin-
ued, ut is the best thing one can do
to keep furniture looking as well as it
should.
'One should take basin Of tepid
rainwater and make suds with
good pure soap. Then with soft
piece of cheesecloth all the woodwork
should be washed. It is astonishing
how much dirt will come off. A Sec
ond piece Of cheesecloth should be
wrung dry out of hot water. On this
should be poured tablespoonful OF
first class furniture polish. The heat
will spread the polish through the
cloth. Next the furniture should be
gone over with the second cloth.
There will be no need of putting on
more polish, for that much will be ali
one needs. Too many persons make
the mistake Of using too much polish
and leaving 1t thick on the furniture,
where it looks dauby and where it
gathers more dirt"
There is furniture in homes today
that is cast off because of its appear
ance when 1t might be brought back
to its original freshness by this simple
process Of washing Many persons do
not know that fine bit of mahogany
is improved by careful washing, and
hundreds of pianos have never been
more than busted in years. A square
Of cheesecloth for the washing and an
other for the polishing will do the
work, and the result viii well repay
the effort. -Indianapois News,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

~ Ihs FINES 4 While.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
Robs Pool Hall.

One OF the nerviest robberies
eser pulled off in this city oc-
cured last evening about 1O:aO
ygheIl two men calmly walked into
b Kepler's pool hall and after
standing around q while dcliber-
sately walked over and took about
4 out OF the cash register. Dad"
and several others were at the
Back end Of the building and did
not notice anything out of the or
binary until short time later
when they discovered the loss OF
he money. Officers were imme-
lately notified but the men could
not b found. It is supposed they
made their getaway on train No.
9. which leaves about that time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

Refreshments were served in
the school hall, which was beau
tifully decorated in red and white
in honor of the virgin martyr, st.
Cecilia.