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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-11-08
and vicinity.

and vicinity.
Mrs. Tracy Of Fayette was visit
or Of her son, James, the first Of the
Chas. Hansen Is at home. D
Clint Culbertson will move onto the
farm Of his brother.
John Lash lie In Montana with / q
car load Of horses for the Holbert
Importing company:
Seth Miller has just returned from
ST. Cloud. Mimi, and says while he
was there 1t showed and there were
drifts four feet high.
Mesdames Henry Drybread, A. B.
Holbert and MISS Agnes schmack
were in. Dubuque Monday.
Mrs. John Michael, who Ia with
slight stroke Of paralysis recently. !
Alex Hackbarth and family were
dinner guests at the VIM. Harris
home Sunday.
Miss Lutz was in Dubuque Sat
urday.
Mrs. Elmer Lang and son have re-
turned to Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome entertained
In honor Of the formers saith birth
day, Sunday at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson were
called to Marion Monday by the ILL
ness Of c. A. Robson.
Mrs. Goldsworthy and Miss Then
week. 5.i,,
Rev. Jesse Smith, former Cree
ley pastor, was calling on old friends
Thursday.
Walter Hackbarth returned to Chi
cago Sunday after a weeks visit at
home,
DR.. A. w. Kresensky was in Cedar
Rapids Saturday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-11-08
E,ARLYILLE.

Fay, the eleven year old daughter
OF Mrs. Emma Reeder, Is criticall,
| Ill. She was taken sick with appen-
dicitis Thursday and her condition be-
came alarming Saturday. She sub
mitted to an operation and is now do
ing as well as can be hoped.
The many friends of Hon. Peter
Swenson Of Hartley will be inter-
ested to learn Of his marriage i.
Chicago on October %. The m, riage
took place at the home of Mr..
Swenson's sister, Mrs. Buyer. The
The bride name was Mrs. Larson
and has lived in Chicago for many
years. They expect to make their
home in Chicago.
The young people are making plans
to hold a social dance at the opera
house in Earlville Friday evening of
this week. Coon's orchestra OF Ce-
dar Rapids will furnish the music.
Mrs. Mary Scott departed Satur-
day for her home in Early, Iowa. Mr..
and Mrs. Scott will retire from farm
ing about January Land have pur-
chased q home in Storm Lake.
Carl Laxson, who was recently Sc
lected cashier Of the Earlville bank,
arrived home Saturday from Clarinda
where he, resigned his position as
Principal OF the school to accept the
one with the bank.
John and George Harris and their
wives spent Wednesday with rela-
tives at Dyersville.
Miss Alice Sperring, who is q
teacher in school near Wayerly,
is spending a short vacation with
her parents here.
The members Of r. L. Schaller's
Sunday school class surprised him
at Is home Friday evening. the
occasion was sort OF housewarm-
ing, as he and his wife have be-
come settled down to housekeeping
since their marriage and the class
took advantage to show their appre-
citation to him for his efforts made
in their behalf.
Geo. Schaller and family and A. G.
Cousins and family OF Oelwein were
Sunday guests Of their parents here
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. g.
Cousins.
Mrs. M. Cattron and sisters, Mary
and Anglia Gardner received word
OF the death Of their brother, Hoo
ratio =. Gardner, at his home at
Broohng, South Dakota, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Keagy and
children Of Independence were re
cent guests in the home Of the lat
ter's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Nc
IntOsh. 4
Mrs. Clara Mueller Of Dyersville
and Mrs. Ida HERRING Of Charles
City spent Friday with their sister,
Mrs. Maggie Carly, here.
r. III, Lowe made a business trip
to Minneapolis last week.
H. j. Vanfleet transacted busi-
ness in Kansas City last week, re-
home Tuesday.
John Medland had the city water
and electric lights installed In his
George Gibbs is building barn on
his residence property. IN town;
Misses Minnie Laxson and Dora
Luers we're Dubuque visitors last
Monday.
Mrs. Gertrude Medland and Miss
lean Dimond were Dyersville pas
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sengers Thursday.

sengersa Thursday. II
Mrs. \. 4. Pierce and daughter en-
tentained Miss Grace Taylor, Mrs,
Cummings and Master Donald Clark
OF Golden Thursday.
J. B. Limback Of Dyersville was
a business caller in town Thursday.
| William Goodman of Delhi was q
visitor among his relatives in town
last week. ~
H. w. Knoernschield, a graduate vet
erinarian, has located in town and
will answer calls day or night.
The work on the new M. e. church
is progressing rapidly toward COM
pletion.
Robin Cruise continues in a very
critical condition.
T. "A, Wragg Of Dubuque spent Sun
day with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Williams NOV
ed Thursday to their newly acquir-
ed property purchased Of L. G. Nei-
derfrank.
Mrs. Matilda Logan and family re-
moved from the Central hotel Tues
day and s. T. Holdren and sister.
Mrs. Ida Goldsmith, have assumed
management of the hotel.
Mrs. Logan and family are now oc-
cupying the Arthur Lefevre cottage
on Northern avenue.
Miss Ula Jones returned to her,
home in Dubuque Tuesday after q
pleasant visit at the John Werkmeis-
ter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gienapp
departed Wednesday for visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Fred Fedeler,
and famil near Wayerly.
DR.. A. B. Curran, the district SUI
perintendent of the NJ. 2. church,
from Fayette was in town Tuesday to
attend a meeting Of the board Of trus-
tees Of the local church.
K Miss Ora "A. Wesche returned to
her home from delightful visit with
her brother and family in Ashland,
Wisconsin. She also spent few days
with friends in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Matheny fof
Howard, South Dakota, were guests
Of their relatives, Mrs. Blanche
Wesche and family.
Mrs. Mary Harris departed Wednes-
day for Cedar Rapids to spend the
winter months at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. 9. 3. Mueller. and
family.
Miss Edith Volt is spending the
week with her friend, Mrs. E. e.
Lux near Hopkinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cruise and
daughters, Mesdames Amsden, McIn-
tosh and Mcconnell Of Manchester
were visitors among relatives last
Wednesday
The High school foot ball team
went to Colesburg Saturday to play
the return game with the High
school team Of that place. Colesburgs
won by score Of 26 to 0.
The Young Ladies' society of the
Congregational church were enter
Eained Monday evening at the home
If Mrs. Alyina schaller
Mrs. H. ~. Yanfleet entertained
her Sunday school class Of young la
dies very delightfully."- Saturda. aft
ternoon.
W. D Hoyt and family Of MAJ
chester we're visitors with their rel
relatives in town Saturday.
James Rogers and ]. NJ. Dunn made
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q business trim 10 RYAN Thursday

q business trip to Ryan Thnrsday.
y w. \. Millen transacted business
at Manchester Thursday, 4
Mrs. Blanche Williams Is visiting
her relatives In Jackson county.
Married, at the Congregational par
sonage, Monday October Goth, 1916,
I. G. Parkin and Mrs. Georgia Doug
las. Rev. A. w. Virgins officiating.
They departed for short trip and
upon their return will go to house,
keeping in the Parkins residence, fol-
lowed by the best wishes Of their
many friends.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

H. Mcclellan Phillips. IT.
It,
Is IT.
schuerer. Phillips named Is IT.
L. Brooks Phillips last named cub Ii IT.
is II.
NJ Brooks Phillips Herbert campbes sub OF part Of p
Jefferson
NJ NJ Brooks Phillips last named sub q IT,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

or 1gr'. l#effv. aith s5H-an.E
truth. er. Par. sees tr 'aga'd.
srirg ~ ih. 20 sstge- arI ..era.
arrs who t.ye core g. lty aaG4sr
the m nIs'er ~ the gospel he
statesman he teacher tnr farmer
the nurse and usag others who
have found their work uplf,sd AMI
Elor.ieJ h-l 'ae iGesl- C., -ae -.
grin. Iu part u. re sp!r.: ~ Fa.ts.
from le- place ol 'he throne q lie
ustlou. beck1-s 20 tte modern gi!.
lr.ms from al. nations and they
come 20 America ss the suAr,et
Sings. 'Fal,h - Our Fs'se-. wing
SUI. jI Is-t Irl, The t1al eceno.
an Pilgrims, IntiAns. to0e.sDers, are
blended MO one u the singing ~
America
oa la-E, scale -Ae He-ho:ls.s
a. Nashville au8 Dallas pu, on TIE
ps-ear. ~ Ne,hot.sn Hundreds
O.. persons were in tha cast. and
aor- than 5000 persons crowded the
lalas coliseum 70 V7'Isss h. A
moving picture concern c,-a>1 the
pageant In Dallas
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

y NOTES

HI - NOlES |
. S===============
The Rev Joseph 4 Johnston - enc
4 Men 0rta. Pres-Erer ar 8 sr-a~
The -ts2it saFe~s ta- .-Ss
ins serv. ces Va. .s lm.t-s1 -s
/ % 'hs sunday serv -ss
Services ~ M-5rsEo- Irstf,lt. 2.
% hold every ever ~ a. clock So
1 follows S.~AAF memorial. sa-tt.f
/ Mrs N--ray N-G--ser VIII s-s
MSiandS,y a., 7roa. ,t.aa ,-AaE Ist tr
+ speaker. ths Rev " q -S~7rs..
/ P'an-st' Cnris;!sa -h---h. Mrs. car
/ non Will sing W@drsstay n t-v.ss>
spsaker. TIE EeF Homer 2 Hs-3s--
/ son, Etrst 4 2 church. E---.a| ---y.
? ~ Ms EFA7s ard gla-tA' .rr~
DAY speaksr.the Rev e. Ray44l.
IUimarl-l Eaptts' caarrH singe-s g
/ male Quartet SAturfav. evs-y Nr e
neetins led sy Gsorgs BroV7
Ire usua' services IL -. N--.h
/ Woodward Prsstyter an Will - hslt
\ The subject u tie Rev x = wraT
/ Dc The peril az 'ndicfHor = .ae
! evening the sI6jec' vii relate - t-s
sys2,s T., !. - ~ week, Making h..,,sry
will - answered and an oYr,rtant'y
{ vii - given 20 the i..Ior interest 70
/ defend their attitude to~art the
main issue
n rn-snusi Pr.ssy+--s- -. ps.-
,9,. ,se Rev Ansa. =. n Canon ~
| church. ant ~Cor'~sstor and t.uisL"
what's n yor- pay envelope. Are
/ - scholar wHo sav christ ~iil es
! IRE Rev A-sv Esvw0~s ss---rr
/ subjects IN ths Cast-Avs Msthottst.
The morning. and =, en.ag services
I vii 20 utttef .r the F~rf-zt pee
hyterian 20 allca the -orE-agstion -
attend the laEt services q. ths sun
day campaign.
The wonan's association e -.
-sg4lar monthly 5gs,-sss needing
Z Monday afternoon ~ go -~}o-k
Reports from al ne corr nr't'e.s s--
rePpestc1 Nrs lanes Ford vii
have charge % The tsvotionsl se~-
Ths westniastsr prsssyts-'au w.
r"s4r1- Al - rsg-''sr series Sr~-
Gay More thar -0-Gusro-s" ard
Be ~ Gantz' trr.-
IN Tho r'-s- Rsp,,s, ere 20.
/ Thomas ttllers v.'l SPEAK -- ~--
/ rom mon salvation n f-a even r
he "a: sptsk ~ .otr ~.''zers- g
Tuesdays eie~t-0~-
p- \ A Lindsay rsy-h.l-xs, ~,
! give = l9r-Hr- IN tas N4'~. ~ta' o..
SUNDAY night IN What fs nor
psych oiosy Which hs 1s-'arss con-
everyone sh1.'e krow IN s-4s- o..
keep he head n crowds
N n. wootwsri-svs Fsp,'- 'r-
or'v regular service VII -- '-a ge.-
minister ,hs Rev Toh- Wellington
EAas vi r-"s A. tNa' -~a rr
The supreme Ef'' The -sgat ~-
formal song service Ard st-- "a.
turs the program TIE con greRatter
wII f0ir .r ire meet. .r orc
'sN~--a~ls. ~rrsp' f~- fr- evening
service
r r Low-.s 7.I' preach z-rtsv
7 -orrlrs or Reronse~-aton or va.
ne Lord s able 20 A. f0- r-.
Thee VII 20 no evening 's-~'-
owing 20 -sryices ir the taNerva.
r. 'te --r--su''-sv. p-ss~v,srla-
me ReF p NJ H.s'.r vii rrrA-r ~
,Fs mo-r,Hg n Frsrgerey rfr.s.
.sl, ,n' ~ iIf .,-- sys7'Hs .ss.
third snnfssr-ary ~, -. -a.-.a,-
mention p 7hIrr viii 30 made
-nnr..t on w'f~ the morning seru r.
The et1ns'aev syt- ~ praye, -ts..
; taFe me form - esrs. -~r.-,, -~ss.tr,
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baptist

HudSon-aye. Baptist Church
Hudson a0t Hays.-y G-a-' Avsv
Rev. :. Edward Grigg, r. 4.
So seq n.-a.
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-04
CiIRIsTINN.

Christian Church
Grand river and AiiendAle.
N ANTlII o. Minister
ia rt. The christian 100 roI'.
t..-
f" w Tho eWVcrsurF
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

The morning and ~ eut-E services
vii 20 r1tttef .r the r@rf-z- p-ra-
hyteriAn 20 Allcs me cor E-aERticu -
attend the last serv -As - ~ Sun
day campaign
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

The Wnnan's association 20 the
F0rf-s- PrssNvtsr VIII hold -
~eE tlar monthly business meeting
Monday afternoon ~ 80 r'~}o-k
Reports from al me corr nstfsess a--
repgestc1 Mrs. lanes Ford uE.
have charge - ths tsv0tionsl ser
vice
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

Ths Weytuiaster Presbyterian w.tf
res -T@ AL - rse-t'ar services Sr~-
csv More thar -0-CEsrC~s' ard
The reaF1~A t'evass - Christ vt
Be pr Gar-E' tr~.-
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

II Tn-snusi Prssby+---a- -. pss-
Tor the Rev Angus II Cameron w'll
preach On The Christian and ne
church, ans "Cor'~sst0r ard 5snis
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

IRE usua' services IL - N-r.h
u WoodwGrd Prsshyter an will - held
The subject u tee Rev X p Wrsy
Bovles sermon - the morning q ..
De The peril az ,ndirfsior = .re
evening the sIojec' w,il relate 90 trs
events ~ ~ week Making h.strrT
n Michigan On Nov Questions
will - answered and an Opportunity
vii - given 20 the ii.Ior Interest 20
defend their attitude toward the
main issue.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

~ \ A Lindsay rsv-h~'-EE- rf
give = lecture IN ths Hotel -ta at.s-.
Sunday night 1n What 20 -rr
psycN N0iogy which hs declares -1r-
tsirs ar important pity PIE W- .~
everyone should krow m order o.
keep re head n crowds
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

--s s-r- meeting - t-z ~rss-r-s--
tsr VI -ls'avH aEru~'a' '.r- w'.. ra 20
N the Firz' H--sr.
Mqudsr ~.~rr. 7c - The
Rev = r. Pence wsI SPEAK
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

What's n vow pAy euvoIcr-- Ar1
- scholar wso saw -hrtst" ~tfi es
tre Rev A-av Navw0~s ss---rr
subjects iu ths rast-Avs Methodist.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

IN he wootwsrf-avs Esrs.s- .Hs
or'v regular service w''i .4 'ra -a..
pies praise service a. o. %
minister .he Rev F0h- W-t'.-Esr~
Hong VII r~es-h A. tfn' -.~.a -r
The supreus gre The -s.a. re
formal song servteh Ard slae. 4.
~uS'o hy tha church Quartet " Yea
turs the program TIE con greEattsr
wIII fCIr .r ire meetings Ir fNs
'aN@~~a~le. evrsp' fr- frr even ~
service
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-08

Miss Hazel Mead of this place, has
gone to Elgin, where she has accept.
ed the position as assistant p0stmis.
tress OF the Elgin Postoffice.
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Congregation Tenders
Pastor and Wife Surprise

Members of the congregation OF the
Swedish Lutheran church rendered
the pastor, Rev. E. F. Alison and Mrs.
Alison, surprise Friday evening IN
the parlors Of the church. The az
fair was given as a recognition of
the great work done by Rev. and Mrs
Alison in the building Of the church.
Rev. Alison and family spent the day
in Mandan and just as they stepped
from the train they were met by a
representative of the church. When
they entered the church they were
greeted by nearly every member Of
the congregation. In behalf of the
congregation the pastor was present
ed with substantial sum of money.
August Carlson making the presenta.
ton speech. Rev. Alison has been
with the local church for the last six
years and during that time has sue
ceeded in building a new church
which was dedicated in July 1915. Al
though the congregation is small ev-
cry department Of the church is in a
flourishing condition.
~. M Entertaining Hebron Guests.
Mrs. R. L."Walton of Rosser street,
has for her guests, Miss Elsie Reater
and Miss Gertrude Reese of Hebron.
~ I 4
vs. Birth OF Sen.
Announcement has been made OF
the birth Of a son to Rev. and Mrs.
g. B. Newcomb Of Sixth street, Friday
ia the Bismarck hospital.
Spending Sunday Here.
Miss Helen Hoskins, teacher in the
Medina schools, is spending the week
end the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. D. Hoskins Of Fourth street.
Returns After Visit.
Mrs. P. J. Schumacher, who has
been the guest for sometime of her
sister, Mrs. Z. e.. Hoover Of Fifth
street, returned Thursday to her home
in Alberta, Canada. sszs, rale,@1 p =
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SOCi0fl3NG'WsS|
Goes to Eioin.

wv ~ es0sSss 81
Miss Hazel Mead Of this place, has
gone to Elgin, where she has accept.
ed the position as assistant p0stmis.
tress OF the Elgin Postoffice.
Entertaining Guests.
Mrs. S. R. Day and sons, Raymond
and Robert of Mckenzie, are guests
over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Falkoner Of Avenue E. Mrs. Day is
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Falconer Of near the city.
To Return After Visit.
Miss Marjory Shannon who has
been the guest for several weeks Of
her cousin, Miss Bessie keenan, Of
Second street, will return today to
Minneapolis, for short sojourn be.
fore leaving for her home in Bemidji,
MINI. ~. 1919 su' j"%4a
Returns to Eastern Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Remington, who
have been guests of the formers broth
er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Rem.
lngton OF Seventh street since the
Remington-schipfer wedding, return.
ed yesterday to their home in Min.
neapolis.
Birth Of Daughter. .'.
Announcement has been made of
the birth Of daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Belk of Jamestown Satur-
day in the Bismarck Hospital. Mother
and daughter are getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belk were former resi-
dents Of this place.
Ha
To Represent Club. ....
Mrs. Oscar J. Seller and Mrs. J. T..
Curry will be the official delegates
from the jamestown Woman's Club
to the state convention Of the FEEDER.
alton Of Women's Clubs which will
convene in Valley City Tuesday next
for a three-day session. ,a....
.
To Give Dancing Party.
Members of the Ladies' Drill team
Of the Modern Brotherhood Of Amer
lea, are arranging for a Halloween
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-08

with the stirring times in the his
tory ct the Israelites, just prior to
and during the reign of David. Music
will be feature of these evening
services. ts@
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-08

To Give Dancing Party.
Members of the Ladies' Drill team
Of the Modern Brotherhood of Amer
lea, are arranging for Halloween
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-08

dancing party for Tuesday evening,
October 81, in Patterson hall. The
team is composed of sixteen and each
member will serve on the committee.
Christian Endeavor Meeting
The Christian Endeavor of the Pres.
byterian church will open the meet
ings for the winter months this eve
ming at Z o'clock in the chapel of the
church. Plans will be made at this
time for the winters work and it Is
desired that a large attendance Of
members be present.
Entertaining Sister.
Mrs. R. H. Points of Crosby, N. D.,
has arrived in the city and is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. L. H. Pat.
ten of Seventh street. Mrs. Points
will visit in the city for several weeks.
Mrs. Patten is also entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Leon C. Scott and daugh-
tiers, the Misses Loana and Vivian
Scott OF Heradura, Cuba.
=
Church Engages New Quartet.
Miss Elizabeth Bayliss, soprano;
Miss Bessie keenan,, contralto; w. L.
Miller, tenor and George Humphreys.
bass, compose the personnel Of the
new quartet, which has been engage1
by the Presbyterian church to furn-
ish music during the morning service.
They will sing Sunday, October Is,
for the first time, when Rev. Mr.. Pos
tlethwaite will begin his passionate.
Rev. Mr.. Postlethwaite and family
will arrive in the city next week. Miss
Mabel Wright will continue as or.
ganist.
Former Local Girl WEEDS So.
Miss Anna Johnson formerly Of
this place, was. married Saturday aft
ernoon in the Lutheran church of
Taylor to Christian Thomson of Dick
inson. Before Mrs. Th0ms0n's depar-
ture last week to her home in Taylor
a number of her girl friends enter
tanned at prettily appointed shower
in the home of Miss Hulda Peterson.
A color scheme Of pink and white
was used in the appointments. Pink
and white asters were effectively ar
ranged. in the rooms. A luncheon
was served, the table holding a minia.
ture railroad with improvised depots
at each plate. A larger one repre-.
senting Dickinson, marked the place
for the honor guest. Mrs. Thomson
was the recipient of many beautiful
gifts.
Arranses Series Of Sermons.
At the First Baptist Church today
Rev. Bruce e. Jackson will begin two
new series Of sermons. During the
morning service he will speak on
1.-THE Joy of the Way" this being the
first sermon in a series under the
general title, 1.-THE Kings Highway"
This series will deal with the varied
experiences of the Christian life. In
the evening the series running
through the next four services will
be "In The Days Of David" The sub
ject for the sermon tonight will be
THE Outlaw" This series will deal
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0URlElGH TEACHERS WILL
GO 70 SCHOOL NEXT WEEK

The annual Burleigh county tesch.
er's institute will be held in Bismarck
the week Of October Is. Prof. w.
b. Thomas of jamestown will be Tho
conductor, and Miss Helen Davies Of
Grand Forks will be the assistant
Notices were sent out Saturday BY
Supt. c. L. Vigness to all the teach
ers of the county. Extensive plans
are being made for the week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-08

all Of the old estates In the Empire
state, from 1895 down. Miss Georgia
Carpenter. librarian, finds the New
York historical literature unusually
interesting, dealing, as much Of Il
does. with Revolutionary muster rolls
and data Of colonial and pre;Revolu-
tionary days. ~" o'. 9
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12:3o-Exereises by Children.

Evening Service, 7:3o O'Clock.
Prelude.
Hymn 81.
Prayer.
Anthem-"Awake, Trou That Sleep
eth (From Stainer'sz Daughter Of
Jairus'). nrt- g1ior ..r e
Scripture Lesson.
Solo (a) Recitative-"Comfort Ye
My People; (b) Air-"Every Valley
Shall Ee Exalted (From Handels
"Messiah). w. l.. Miller.
Announcements and Offering.
Duet-Mr. and Mrs. c.. B. Taylor.
Hymn 400.
sermon-Bishop r. J. Cooke, D. D.,
l.. l.. D. ..-
Hallelujah Chorus-(From Handel's
"Messiah').
Benediction.
History Of the Church.
The McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church was Incorporated June 81, 49,
70, J. w. Jackson, Nathan Gould and
Benjamin C. Ash being the incorpora-
tors.
The first church was built In 1880,
the first subscription being given by
Mrs. H. P. Bogue, November I, 1879.
Rev. James NJ. Bull was then pastor.
For the present structure Chaplain
McCabe was instrumental in securing
from the board of church extension a
donation Of 5000. Ground was broken
August 20, 1906 and on Easter Sunday
April II. 1909, the church was dedicat-
ed by Bishop Robert Mcintyre. The
corner stone for the new church was
by George F. Carufel, man.
ager Of the Fargo Granite works and
was brought from Aberdeen, Scotland.
It was laid June II, by Bishop David
H. Moore. 1t is beautiful stone and
bears the inscription, "McCabe Meth
odist Episcopal church 1SSO-l9O8."