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enable strangers to find this place
without the necessity Of employing
guide. as is now the case.
We have had several requests OF
late from people who wished to use
these rooms for various gatherings or
parties. Anyone wishing to arrange
for the use ofthese rooms should call
the Community Room ofiice. II pos
sible we will be glad to accommodate
you.
Below is given the schedule for the
latter part OF October:
October 1S-Women's Athletic Club.
October 19-Women's Auxiliary OF
the American Legion.
October 21-Boy Scout meeting.
October 22-women's Exchange and
Story Telling Group.
October 24-Men's Athletic Club.
October 25-women's Athletic Club.
and Game and Fish Club.
October 26-Girl Scout meeting in
the afternoon.
| October 27-Hallowe'en party. Girls
of the Christian church.
October 28-Boy Scout meeting.
October 29--Women's Exchange and
Story Telling Group.
October 31-Community Halloween
party.
In addition to the activities given
above. there are several others which
will be added as soon as possible.
Among those which are being consid-
cred are: Sunday afternoon program.
Dramatic Club. choral singing. Me-
chanics' Club. and the Atheneum and
Delphian Literary societies.
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COMMUNITY CLUB NOTES
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The past week has been busy one
at the Community Club Rooms, and
from the present indications the
weeks to come will be even buster.
Our program for the year is as yet
little more than half completed and
as we add each nov activity we find
1t more difficult to find place for 1t
on the schedule.
From October 10th to October Goth
a record, was kept and we found that
during this period a total OF $40 peo-
pie had attended the various activities
at these rooms, or had called here
for the purpose OF rest or recreation.
This IL . very gratifying record in
view Of the fact that the Community
Rooms are still almost unknown to
many Of the people in our commun-
ity.
At the present time stranger com.
ing to our town might walk the street
for hours without knowing that there
IL such a place as these rooms. How
ever our good friend Mr.. Hines is
designing a sign to be placed at the
foot OF the stairs. which we hope will
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Made Fine Haul.

Made Fine Haul.
I. D. Johnson, Charles Burbridge,
Rev. F. w. Hopkins and brother,
Clarence; Edgar Wilkinson, and a
Mr.. wacum, the latter Of Palisades,
went hunting in the Tabeguache
Basin and returned with three bears
and a deer. The deer was brought
down by Clarence Hopkins. Charles
Burbridge sighted the bears asleep in
a very large tree, and called for mis-
companions. The bears then woke
up and were shot. The largest one
weighed 400 pounds, while the cubs,
about two years of age, weighed about
ITS pounds each. The editor and
family enjoyed roast from one OF
the bears, which was of excellent
quality.
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TRAFFIC CENSUS DiscLosEs
SIZE AND SPEED OF TRUCKS

How large is the average truck and
how fast does It travel? This ques-
tion and others OF interest to truck
owners and users Of the highways are
answered by Information obtained in
recent traffic census taken by the
Bureau OF Public Roads, United States
Department OF Agriculture. on one Of
the most travelled highways in New
England. The census discloses that
40 per cent of the trucks were of one
ton capacity or less; 80 per cent be.
tween one and two and half tons
s per cent between two and n half and
Ave tons; and that less than per
cent OF the trucks were OF more than
five tons capacity.
On a level stretch Of road. over
which the speed Of motor vehicles
WAS timed, II was found that more
trucks travelled at a speed Of 20 miles
an hour than at an any other rate.
Thirty.seven per cent travelled 20
miles an hour or faster. One truck,
whose driver sgfd he was in n hurry
to got there. was found to be travel.
ing at speed of 45 miles an hour.
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Three Guests at Rotary.

Three Guests at Rotary.
The Rotary Club had three out-of-
town guests at their weekly dinner
Wednesday, They were Judge Brad
field of Greeley, Herman Elliott OF
Montrose, and George Woodland of
San Francisco. Next Tuesday after
noon a sociability run will be made
to Cedaredge. Rotarian Warner was
appointed a committee to look after
emblems. The time was changed from
one hour to one hour and fifteen min
utes. Next week their time will be
devoted to boys work. Mortimer
Stone presided.
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Many Onions Stolen.
The sheriff's Office has been kept
busy the past few days with numer-
GUS complaints from people that have
lost as high as 40 sacks Of onions out
of their fields at night. The officials
have been trying to locate the thieves,
with no avail. With onions at "a
sack farmer could not afford to lose
many sacks, or the profits OF his
seasons work would soon disappear
The reason the onions are left in the
field instead of stored as soon as they
are dug is to give them chance to
dry properly and protect their keep
ing qualities.
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PAoN1A NEWS ;
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Edward Winter is visiting in Dalta
this week. -.
Mrs. Vernon Fuller of Somerset
spent Tuesday in PAonia shopping.
Miss Evalyn Rush spent Sunday at
her home in Hotchkiss.
A. ]. Foster and L. L. Behm at
tended the football game here Friday.
PC Curtis and family have moved
into their new home on Onaraga ave-
nue..
Mrs. E. R. Morgan is spending. a
few days in Grand Junction visiting
with friends.
Miss Doris Shakespeare. who spent
the summer in the G. H. Lippstreu
home, left Wednesday for her home
in Richmond, Virginia.
Adolf H. Hover. pastor of the Lu-
theran church, was Delta visitor
Thursday.
Floyd Hammond has been unable
| to attend to his duties at the Fruit
Exchange State Bank this week on
account of tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hollingswo tn
we're passengers Thursday morning
for Florida, where they will spend the
winter. They were accompanied by
]. w. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowman,
who visited for short time with
Mrs. Bowman's sister. Mrs. H. A.
Forcum, left Monday for Denver.
John Kemp came in "Wednesday
evening from Los Angeles, where he
has been engaged in the photography
work. He will visit short time with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kemp.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Hereford and
daughter, Thelma Estes, left Tuesday
morning for Grand Junction, where
they will remain for a few weeks be-
fore going on to California.
G. S. Olinger Of Grand Junction
was a business visitor the week end
He was accompanied by his daugli-
ter Miss Olive, and Miss Beulah
Dorschell, also Mrs. A. II. Olinger ana
baby.
Mrs, Jessie vier, with her mother,
Mrs. Vada Davis, and two brothers.
Clarence and Fred Davis. left Monday
for Grand Junction. where they ex-
pect to make their home.
NJ. II. Crissman, cashier of the First
National Bank. returned Saturday
from a Is days trip to Los Angeles,
where he attended the American
bankers convention. He was met in
Delta by Mrs Crissman and Mrs. q.
H. Nichols.
We had a real football game Friday
when Paonia played Grand junction
and won by a score OF to 0. The
boys showed Grand Junction that they
were not such soft competition as the
Junction had anticipated. 1t was a
good game from start to finish.
A FIRE which originated presumably
/ from a short circuit in the electric
motor used to run the packing ma
chinery, destroyed the packing house
and box material warehouse OF the
North Fork Fruit Growers Associa
ton Thursday morning The entire
upper floor was found ablaze and the
| packers had just time enough to flee
The loss is estimated at about slO.'
900.
Ill
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses
were reported by the county clerks
office the past week: Roy J. Thonp-
son of Cedaredge and Lillian M. Ship
ley of Woodbine, Maryland; Lester
Cation of Montrose and Edna Berry
of Montrose; Robert Meserole or
Delta and Sophia Christian of Hotch-
kiss; Herbert R. Dale of Delta and
Edna May Penticuff Of Delta; ]. A.
Ratekin of Delta and Edna Mccain of
Delta; ]. H Mallot of Mt. Harris,
Colorado. and Helen Irene Bruce of
Paonia.
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Christian Science Society

Christian Science Society
Library building, Sixth and Palmer
streets.
Services at IL a. m.
Subject for October %, Probation
After Death
Sunday school at 9:45 each Sunday.
Pupils to the age of 20 years will be
admitted.
Wednesday evening service at s
O'Clock
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ROGERS MESA
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Special Sunday Dinner Delta Cafe.
Mrs. Ivan Pratt and baby are visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
of Delta.
Mrs. Grace Cummings spent We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. H. C..
Marshall.
The Pansy class held meeting at
the home of Mrs. Harold Greenwood
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Goldie Cox spent the week end
with home folks and left Tuesday for
the teachers convention at Grand
Junction.
The stockholders of the Leroux
Creek COW camp held meeting at
the home of s. B. Bruce Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Bruce and Verna
and Doris and Charles Brown spent
Tuesday in Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Marshall and
two sons of Delta spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Carter and Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Marshall.
Mrs. Keough and Mrs. Blide have
issued invitations to farewell party
for Mrs. ]. E. Ramer Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Blide.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Sample, Miss
Eichhorn, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Latham
and Miss Lietz are attending the
teachers convention at Grand juno
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Lawlor had as
their dinner guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Ramer and daughter Rachel
and Mr.. and Mrs. David 'Keers and
son David Jr.
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At The Churches
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St MichaePs Catholic
First and third Sundays, first holy
Mass o'clock.
Second holy Mass 10 o'clock.
Second and fourth Sundays, only
one holy Mass at II o'clock.
Evening services every Sunday at
7:30.
Week day holy Mass 1889 A. NJ.
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Near East Man Here.

Near East Man Here.
Lieut. C. Wayland Brooks, state
director for the Near East Relief,
spent yesterday in Delta on business
in connection with his work. Else
where in this issue will be found full
details of just what is expected OF
Delta county for the Near East suf-
ferers.
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Howard Goes to Pueblo.

c. c. Howard, who was employed
until recently at the Continental oil
filling station, left yesterday for
Pueblo, where he will be employed
by the same people. Mrs. Howard
will join him later.
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Presbyterian

FTeSbyteTIdH
Prof. W. G. Mcconnell of Montrose
will preach at the Presbyterian church
Sunday.
Sabbath school, 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship, IL o'clock.
Evening worship, 1880 o'clock.
Endeavor meeting, $3.50 p. m.
R. E. SHERMAN.
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X. p. Dianitary Here.
George H. Bradfield of Greeley,
Grand Chancellor of the knights of
Pythias, paid the local lodge an Of
fetal visit Tuesday evening.
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The people who have to pay more
taxes will be convinced that the new
tax bill is a consummate outrage,
while those who have to pay less Will
believe it to be triumph Of states
manship.
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Baptist

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m
Young People, $50 p. m
There viii be special singing at the
evening service. You are invited to
attend the home-like church.
ALFRED B. PARRY
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st. Lukek

Second Sunday after Trinity, Oc-
tober 23rd.
Morning prayer and sermon, IL.
Church school, 9:45 a. m.
Thursday, October 27: Litany and
address, 1880 p m.
Choir rehearsal every Tuesday at
7.1O D. m. GEORGE RICE,
Minister in Charge.
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In these times when the automo-
biles are trying to push the railroad
trains off the tracks. perhaps the
baby carriage might also try to Dutt
into motor trucks.
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There are some Of the unempi ,yed-
who should never take farm job. ~
they have no park benches out there.
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NJ NHarene

You are invited to real old fash
foned revival Every evening at 7:45
from October 20 to 30th Mr.. and Mrs.
C. P. Ellis sing with strfnged instru-
ment accompaniment. Sermons That
resc hthe heart All welcome.
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A large number Of people believe in
protecting American Industries. par
ticularly home brew.
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See what "smarty" has to say.
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Special Sunday Dinner, Delta Cafe.
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Special Sunday Dinner. Delta Cafe.
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Watch for "smarty!"
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Miss Ruth Farmer 10 Here.
Miss Ruth Farmer, telegraph opera
tor at Eagle, was an arrival Tuesday
to spend few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Farmer.
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her career Tor the hoy she loves"
Mama SAYS the woman's place
Ms in the home" she explains. $50
4 probably will stay at home when
Nv en-Jacille and l-are mar
RED
However. Jackie and ] are
young yet as you might sas and /
think time will ten more about our
future plans than 1 can now I
don't think q woman should ahan.
don all her gifts, IL she has any.
for the washtub.n
But Is Is hardly probable that
Patsy will ever have to worry about
the washtub, feature OF domestic
life. For Jackie Is earning $500
o week now.
"I'll tell you I'm a spender,1 says
Jackie. Il bought Patsy a pair OF
pink boomers and alhandbag and
I blew In twelve bucks for a ring
for her. ] am very given to buying
her llxuries,"
While Jackie Is In New York
earning the nest egg for the bunga-
low by the sea, Patsy Is having a
good time in Los Angeles. She
misses Jackie, she says, but knows
that he viii be coming back TO her
before long.
She frequently takes her two
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Mrs. Robert Chenoweth, Of
Wheeling. is the guest Of her sis
tiers, Mrs. Blaine Borgess. aud Mrs
E. R. Louden.
Mrs. Jane, Wiley. who has been
very Ill for several, weeks. Is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Steele, OF Pc
tomac avenue, are visiting their
son. Luther Steele and family, al
Davis Ridge.
Frank Malone, of Smithtown, was
in the city Friday.
Miss Jessie RACER. OF Diamond
street, has returned from Grafton
where she attended The Great
Council of Red Men and Degree Of
Daughters Of Pocahontas.
An cloven pound son was borr
Friday, May 10, to MIR. and Mrs. S
e. Flowers, of Potomac avenue.
Mrs. Belle Haggerty. OF Gufrey
street, is spending the week end
with her sister, Mrs. Arnett, al
Edgemont.
Mrs. Harry Morris, Of Hickman
Run, is recovering from three
weeks Illness with grip.
Miss Martha Frum, OF State
street, went to Morgantown this
afternoon to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Criss and two sons
Of Clarksburg, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Motter in East Ferry
street.
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M. M. Evans Dies
At Monon Of Cancer

M. NJ: Evans, aged As, an employ
of the Monongahela Coal company
at Monon, died at his home there
last evening at 1880 o'clock after
an illness with cancer OF the neck.
He is, survived by his wife and six
children. The body was prepared
for burial by Undertakes Carpen-
ter and Ford, No funeral arrange
ments have been made at this time
other than that the services will
take place at Benton's Ferry and
burial made there.
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BY Newspaper Enterprise.
Los ANGELES, May. 14.-Gee,
but it's great to be in love. Ask
Jackie Coogan and Patsy Marks.
They'll tell the world 1t .is.
jackie is sir and Patsy. Is five
and the news OF their engagement
came when the movie prodigy an.
t1ounced in New York that he would
retire at 20 and marry Patsy and
they would live in a bungalow by
the sea.
Patsy has confirmed the an.
here.
ANIL going to marry Jackie?
We'll, Jackie, he says I'm going to
and mother has taught me never
70 doubt a gentleman's word.
That's the way she put II.
She, too. is in the movie game.
but says she is willing TO sacrifice
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dolls for ride In Jaokie's car. It's
q scooter. OF two-les power and
can make d mile IN IL minutes
She was on the scooter when
interviewed After talking about
matriniony and cottages and NOV.
ses and JACKIE she asked to be cN.
ensed
s.IsiIs have TO take my dolls Out o.
the san They're liable to eci
treckles OF snhhnf1 or melt. or
.slAnd please Il yolf sec Iackio
before I do tell him tell hiul-no,
GIVE him my lover
Blushing; her dark eyes shining
and her lovely eurls dancing aboui
her piquant face. she seooted awa,
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PERSONALS

Miss Eva Brand, OF this city, and
Mrs. Lou Billingsley, the latter Of
Tulsa, Okla, WHO Is visiting friends
in this city, went TO Morgantown
today to spend the week end as the
guest of Prof. and Mrs. James
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Mohun, Jr,
and daughter. Margaret, were
called to Washington, D. G., by the
serious illness of the formers faith.
er, L. j. Mohun.
Miss Mary e. Morton, teacher OF
Home economies, at the West Lib.
orty Normal school, Is spending
the week end hero with her sisters,
Mrs. q. A. Gross and Mrs. J.. p.
Beatty.
Mrs. Harry B. Crane and duugh-
ter, Miss Christine, OF clarksburg,
are spending several days hero with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Armstrong
have returned to their home at Mt.
Pleasant, Pa, after a visit here
with their daughter, Mrs. CLAUDIO
Vance. at her home on Fairmont
avenue. &
A sonfwas born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Flick at their home
at Youngstown, Ohio. Mrs. Flick
was formerly Miss Mauda Borgess.,
OF this city and this Is their third
child.
Mrs. Robert L. Heron and Miss
Sadie Lloyd have returned from
Charleston where they had been
attending the state Sunday school
convention as delegates from the
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Potts, of I'm
iontown, Pa, are the weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Kelley at their
home on Coleman avenue.
Mss Clara Reyst Of Morgantown
underwent a major operation today
at Cook hospital.
Miss Viola Hall went to Morgan
town today where she will spend
several weeks with her parents,
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EAST SIDE.
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Called to BeIIaire.

Mrs. Frank Tlchnell. OF Tygart
street, this city, and Mrs. Lulher
Steele, of Davis Ridge, went to Bel
lairei o., Friday to attend the fu.
neral OF Miss Uleta Freeman, old
est daughter OF Frank and Mol1ie
Ross Freeman. whose death oc.
Cured Wednesday night. The de.
ceased was q cousin Of Mrs. Itch.
nell's.
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SoaletY Ma

Upwards OF fly were present for
tho monthly meeting Of the mis-
ipnary. society Of the Presbyterian
'ch1rch which was held yesterday
afternoon 10 the social rooms Of
the church. The. program which
waa an Interesting one was con-
ducted by Mrs. Frank Ritchie's di!
vision The feature OF the program
was o very interesting talk on
'cuba, by Miss McLester. kinder
sarten teacher at the Fleming school
who recently returned from a tour
d that country. Following the pro.
gram p social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments were served
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Recentlon ana Shower

A reeaptlon and miscellaneous
shower ~ attractive appointments
Was gwen last evening In honor Of
pr and Mrs! 9: N. Watts, this city,
their home on Hawthorne street.
Tho aftatf was arranged by several
u ,tae close friends OF the doctor
a lis wife and was enjoyed by up.
of 50. Or. and Mrs. Watts
sassfsted in receiving the guests
Mrs w. II !. Kuntz and Mrs. Will
seynoIds. Mrs. Anthony BoweA
poured flee and the guests were IN
led 70 the dining room by Mrs.
Ffank lEtitche. During the eve
llg punch was served with Mrs.
~ ~ sfinn and Mrs. H. L. MUIR
ply presiding at, the punch bowl.
rhe home was tastetully decorated
with spring nowerss Or. aud Mrs.
Waits marriage was an event OF
last September but they only Just
occupied their new residence which
was formerly occupied by Mrs.
ciafk Walker. she. was before her
marriage Miss Van Camp Of Paden
litV! fili
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS.

niece Miss I'll eanor Fox viii accon,z
pany her to Manning ton fodays
where she viii visit. ~
( To Give Recital.
The following pupils of Miss NJ.
Berry, Stewart will play in q recital
70 be given this afternoon IN the
II. E. church, south: Eugene par.
rtsht Louise Hunsaker, Betty
Brooks Harr, Bessie Stalnakerl
Helen Lake, Helen Parrish. Jane
Montgomery, Valera Lynch, Mary
Edith Holland, Virginia Meyer! Bel.
~ Carpenter, Goldie Elder, Jean
Hall, Ann Estelle Robb, Mary Crane
Hartley, Ruth Reed, pauline
Mayors, Jane Morgan, Margaret
Linn Hamilton, Sarah Evans Mary
Atha, Louise Nelson Taylor. Mar.
garet shuttlesworth, Helen Amos
Martha Clifton Houston, Katherine
Jones, Marjory Fleming, Pauline
Barcus, Margaret Miller.
Rochester Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude B. Straight
and little son, Paul James, OF
Rochester, N. Y, arrived here last
night and are guests at the home
OF the formers sister, Mrs. w. R.
Powell, in Locust avenue. They
will also visit Mrs. Straight's
mother, Mrs. James Ball, at Worth
ington. They will leave this sec.
tion June 4 for Detroit, Mich,
where Mr.. Straight has charge Of
construction work for the Ameri.
can Bridge company.
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Returninq,

Hugh Glenn, who has been in
Salt Lake City. Utah, for the pas:
several weeks. is en- route home
and is expected here in a few days.
He is son OF Walter Glenn, OF Co
lrmbia street.
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Bible Class.

The Count On Ne Bible class Of
the Diamond street NJ. T.. church
will meet on Monday evening, at
eight o'clock in the parlors Of the
church. AL the members are
urged to be present 10 begin the
study OF the new study course.
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-
.Friends ofgaIiss Caroline sumpter
of ethyl have received Invitations
To- her eommencement recital to be
giser ON Yedn esdby, 4 MIfys IS. at
ths Woman . college al, Pittsburgh
rom which college Miss sumpter
" y pc graduated. The card reads:
Mss Kefnst presents Miss Car
cline 70 spmnter in tho commence.
tnent recital Of the department OF
spoken English at Pennsylvania
College, for Women, Wednesday
even rie May, IS, 1891. at S:15 o'clock
MISS I'M N. Connolly. pianist pu-
)pA Of Miss Mae mackenzie assist
ing. "a most cordial welcome is
xtended ito you and your friends,
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COLOR SCHEME.

For the home dressmaker no ma.
terlals could combine more beauti.
fully for nm evening frock than pale
green chiffon trimmed with bands
of monkey fur. The contrast is.
lovely, and made in the most sim
pie way gives the gown all air OF
distinction.
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FOR GIRLS

The smart outfit for The il.yoal
old Is the separate skirt with the
loose oyerblouse. The skirt hos
ever, should always ne on i sleeve
less, straightslined underwaist 'p
keep 1t straight,
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q SPECIAL meeting OF the Pythian
SISTERS viii. be held this evening al
1850 at the Pythlan hall. The Of
TIGERS and initiatory staff arc re-
quegted to be present as important
matters will come up for considera-
ton. Plans will be made for tho
Initiation ofsa large class Of candi.
dstesso May "a at which time Mrs
fSellta Starring Of Keyser, grant
ehief win be present.
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James n. Murphy Of The consci
idation Goal COMPANY has retur
ed from Cumberland Md where
he had visited his bhother, pf
John w. Murphy.