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GLAREvMIQ^v FR^AY, APRIL 29, 1887.
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,E. 3D. Wheaton was in
■ A. J. Doherty t^bs 'in
„ o&d Wednesday*.
Gene Guillott .was in Saginaw a 'couple
•of days this week*,., " *"
-, John Cramer expects to returJi:'Jb Harmon next Ml having gone to Indira to
-work on a railroad job. '    « '
Jno Callahan has bought fourlots in
iMock 34;* Jno Merrill one lot on? Sixth
ateeet; IX Kirkpatrick one lot on'Seventh
street west.
The Ladies' Union will me'et  at Mrs.
il    . : Taa Brunt's next* Thursday afternoon.
■f    r    A cordial invitation is extended " to all
i, a
ladies to be present.
*   *  -About forty men cslme tip from.Sagi-
•c^sj?" *"xk$sw yesterday botind for Meredith where
" ;^^&©y go to work on a logging road to be
AIMunseliwssinMdhmd wedneMayJ|^ttQ^28ePerlb'    *     ■      ,,;/;;„;.,'_  '
<Eggs, 15c per dozen. '■•   .  '.   ^';j;""r-
^jyPotatoes, 65c per bushel. ,4 r **,   "> ' t /<
v Geo. Gallup was down-Wednesdayi -..
Ed Faplk wair in Mt Morris, iuesdayl
i-Jnst what we needed1—the rain* Wed-,
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nesdaynight. •'• .*"'  .  ** \ '  f*
Oweo'Bh.adbqiilit'Of • .Harrison* .was iji
town,Wednesday.   -•'-'»      . '
Mrs. "Jas. Boyd "was on the sick list the
first of.th© week.-  '•'«,'-   •  ' ' \-     ;
Jas* Tatman and Christ DShrhartlt took
in Saginaw Wednesday.   ; * .--"*-
Forepaugh will be .|& East Saginaw
June4."   Whofegoing down?
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H." M. Boys of th©' Begister was;-dom
between trains Monday morining.
B. M. Mussel! is building "a newssid^-
walk in front of his residence on*%h* B%-
AyotindL the? Ooiinty:
Farweli^ine^chiiwtsreport a j|obd trade,
Harrison, pays hjez village treasurer- fif-
■" dollars '"'a year* _ /   .
A revival has been in progress at" tbe
..E.1 -churchy Farwell. •  - ■ .
-'£ Harrison g&alteinan has yoltmteered
Ijtoact-.as.agentaiili.theeomty seat trill-
of the ^ovemnjtot
iy not Clare," too ? ' *
m is "&weet six-
r W^s never so good
as ,baapt 4aritng, the
management of Bro;
slanbere:d solohs
A Legislator's Greed for Gain Leads
t© Impeachment.
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fumlt by WellSy Stone & Co*
r' * The men Working om Ed White's brick
V&bekhadto quit work Tuesday after-, .     —.,„,,'   ;-*■*•/••/   tt'-'v
;i{cfenonaccoimtof\'their-lime ruimWr . S"*or Rockafellow went to-Har-'
:dk   It seems that lime had beenW/h800 Wednesday .to _attehd.>^©r,in^ting
wtxacted for*wit^-;Will -Goodman bnt
Thos, Patient lefi" "for 'KaMmasoo^es^
terday where he goes to take- charger' ot~~
^be given .the be&
signal service. ,
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teen.?'- .'.The B$gl
a "newspaper as'i
.p&fc ^ear. "ftnder.'t'
'. Ay^tjf 4%«ifi'^.lW has .already* been
•stib^oribed;^wai4^s salary, for ino Bev -
"wood* the:neisf OrngregaMoiial -preacher
. af H^ris^i a*nc| ^1 ,cali: will. be extended
he
■ Sad sold it, to other, parties, and. as there
r'HsB. no'othe^ liniein' town, the men had
* to stop' work.' ■' Ed- went tb .Eeed Gity to
.parchase soihe Wednesday morning.
BUSINESS' DIRECTOR
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-iS=0o  ,    *-'»'  :Z-.     'LAWYKB,
©fitee to Dmil0p-ss Brick block, up sfcalrs, ■ Clare,
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^fH   W.'-PEBE.Yi.   ■      a%M     ;    *    -:      "
Wo   ' --      J     >' "ATTOSKEY AV3^^ •    '
WMoe. avet OiljeisBii's Store.' Clare, Hieh, ■:
of the Board,
, "M» 3D. Eaton . and- wife-'.have -started
housekeeping in the -back- part^.ofrthe
building occnpied by.iiis'ofSce;,' ;! ", '.'.-
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A baffe ball_cltib was organized*- in" Mt,
Pleas^it lfisfr week. Oah't' Olarfe ovg$,nl^
zed one too and then §ee which .is ;tk©-
better- dub ?
ed this ■sfeek,- George, havmg/lus chairs
arMSon,-st|&et" commissiojier has
ordered -tii^aitt^fil of beer • kegs from
|he stree^; ;$h|i is', mi improvement
which- visitors; tb*th&.- county seat will-
appreciate, - '-; -* \ .   .   "
ow& on the W&w Saifeosol
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Mm
i Two Briek
Blocks
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Anyone thinking1 that Olktfe Is ;W®%-
?,,
_Tho shetiMSomjtfmm that'he is greatly.
annoyed byifiiifSti^ttiiisiwho.^tan'd at- tue
cell- windowjs and <|onfetee With th© prisoners. There- should tjea^ihigh board
fence erected'arbliiltl tlie hiokpurt of the
Jail. .   -       /-.'/     ' '\   ■".;    "
' Bev. TJ A. Pork * of .Sersey has ac^
cepted a call to^e pasttbraie.-of the Par-
well Congregational c^iiirdhk   Mel Porter
Geo/Bro'wii's -barber..shop wasrepaper- ;haf-a-,host of 'Iri^^.in^am-|?ho will
dohgratnlatethe-PiifWep. ehiireh.oii se-
a.-BBOWHE,, - •
sohgfhixd*"-'. Bemembsf.this,
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<®Mee at Harrteon, .Clare-^oimty,Meh. /...   •
Ws G-BBBN, • ■".  •       '  '    ,J'    ''
*   P   JjAWZER,
Office at Harrison, Clare Coimty.,Bfeli.   ■    .
•TSiLOlfD L. POST,    , '  "    '
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'Solicitor-In Chancery and Beal Estate ..Agent,
(Odteman, Mch,     . - '   '    '-*'.■
THsO" YOU WAKT '-TO'BOBSOW MME¥£,   -
m^ -.;lf youdo get your abstracts antfgo to I w arrangements -for observing Decora
<&. VT; Lyon, ■ and secure it without any. ^d^ay.   J. & _    .& • °  -
ffarwellyiPcIi.        ^^ • tion Day..
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^   '     HtetSBY PUBLIC AKD GEKSBAli-AGENT
f&x Standard Boota/ Clare, Mich.
in-Mrl Batient's.shoe shop while the work curing..so able 'aad ^d)t^^'^bister.
wasbMn^doner.^-     .;     ■;  '    ".       [ • Cleaver--;  W.H%t f;*A*\ Wilson, are
It will, p'erhapsj, be well to inform, the [.clearing off^heMahd iathe Jak&aiid will
ma^e-a peach orchard of it;   It seems as
ithoiigh;jii& island wotild be an, dxcellent"
.place for snch.'fiMt •; It fefe-.proves :a ,
s'uosesl'doiibaess#h*&r orchards' -will be
• 'There w3I1b^ a meeting of ^t&e "dtizehs
of Glare ,at G. 'A. B. -hall on' Wednesday
evening Hay 4th for the purpose of mak-
. T. MA.YNABD,
FH1BICIAH AHO SUKGECM.
€Me^at "residence on Fifth- street.  Calls attended-
to dayandnlglt.'   .'     :*  ....•,
._ a-Bandall, lately of Clare, _ but now
qf'S'aiginaw was in town this week? pack-
isg'itpj^ie remaiaing part of her- house-*
hjld goods. . Bhe returned to?. Bagiriaw;
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c.'£a£OTSj
t, Mat tu^W^tK oaiojaa .vy
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madeon'thestjrriMiodiBg bank.*
The'Farwell-Bedfstor advertises that it
has old papers fer talf for .taking Tip and
putting down carpels^ W^' h'aye, longed
for some new way of -^putting "4p«wii carpets and it" is wlth*,a ^^©^ble fee*Hng
of bride that we ^ipgmae the %biMty/ of
abrotherprlatoi:^^fci'iklng1ihe iliscoYery.,
lest slkUiL vi c^W^S^^c'-pemiml' 'JI
some flee auy nm
the many improvements that as© mm*
stantly being mMe^ $H£t ths& m®^
buildings that a?e going upe.     ']
For instance there Is & -n©w blmk^
smith and carpenter shop 't@~ib® hMllt-
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land of Bo J*'Fox,
Xgftsnra, April 28.—Milo H. Dakin is
the rattle pated Bepresentative of thei
Saginaw City district in. the lower house 1
bf^the state legislature. A few weeks ago
there was talk of dealing severely with:
hiin fop securing the passage through the]
Hbuse pf a-bill revising the charter of his
representing to his fellow members thatj
the common council had approved it J
when in fact the bill passed was radical-::
ly flifferent one.   His work in this parti- .        ».»*.,        ^    * -
cuW however  had some elements o£ | Rowing, shoold fake ? lopk^mnf
shE©wdness as well as rascality in it, but
Ms subsequent conduct was Sll rascality
and stupidity.. He made a list of p^yen-
teen members of the House, settin,
site their names numbers ranging*
five to * twenty-five- and assured
Saghiaw folks that the. amounts ihdicjp
must be forthcoming in order to s^pure
the influence and votes of the honorable
gentleman named. Then when confronted with tbe charge of trying to secure
money for the purpose of influencing
legislation he went into a room where
were gathered together the Speaker and
the niembers he had listed, and adiHitted
everything, signing his name to apajper
which is a complete exoneration ot his
fellow members and, a complete condemnation of.himself. Then he went back
into the House and sent a note up to the
Clerk's desk denying- every word of the
charges preferred against him. The seventeen slandered solons are rlspected by
•all who know, theca. >Mr. Burr, of Isabella, was on the list; and he is one of the
last men a sane person would have set a
price upon.
Having secured Bakin's confession of
everything alleged against him the House
proceeded to arrange for his impeach-'
ment and Dakin employed attorneys to
make a defense. Tuesday morning the
great tiial-beg^n. The House was crowded, Bepresentative Goodrich opened* the
case with an outline of what the prosecution expected to j>roye. With much feel-'
ing-he said that, although he mourned ;
■dwelling1 to'be erected byMxa* MoMm«= •
son on Sixth steeefc westd Then thew
is H. 00 Squires* restaurant om Thimi-
:street3 the ifree Methodise efi-fels 'm%.
Seventh street, E. H. De.Vogffs pirn*-
tograph .gallery, and. Ed. WH^?s,
-and the Dohertj^Banlc Company^-'
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new xatlroM is begkia in e&m*
est.    Moisday npoo  about 15. mem -.
went to workiy Wednesday -there wer^ J
25 men and two paras; &n$ ^ipmsemt-
there are aboiajf 80 men -and thf^.'
teams.  _ Adveffeemenfs hav©( beess .
•inserted! in Detroit papexs and mo?5>
men and teams /are expected ovei^
day.'   The roadl crosses the Fo'4F6
P. just above Bjk>rn7s mill, and .If
they have a «n|on depot it will ba
there, of cotirse,|bot if the
Will «©£ do tbisWhe now ^^
pfojt>abIy.be at the/end ol 5tb si ' •-
The grading at^present consists ojl •'
filling in thc marsh*just at the left of
Boom's mill, it beio^ .about tea fes|, ■'
toiow, .{J '
'flte iaet/tliS pr^pentiori wCitJ.ltl;r©sta|j!lsh:;
ihls
M%AMBm&, -
&$M line of the latest styles of goods to select
feaia.-' -      .	
f  d BOCKAFELLOW*
'<yio   - -   AGENT, CLASE, MICE.
insurance, * Security, Integrity. Insure In'the
^BWA'Dtsurance Co., Hartford, Conn. AMEEI-
SAM Insurance $0., Philadelphia. Pa., and the
ITIBEMEH'S WOW), San Francisco, Cal.
./pABPEHTEB WOEK.
CARPENTER & BUILDER
Iar& Epeeieatlone FnriisM k First-class
"WaBffJk '<Etmaiirsiimt!;eecSo
'0S^AAMMs.        — —     .     .  UIECDISI
aumWdtfeiends-atthe home'of Fred Watkins receiyed. four-dollors a month
£ee Friday evening. Dancing was iij,|fromthelamea£.his.di^sharg©in ^farcb,
dulged ih and about the* midnight hour
* that Dakin had committed-a misfeasance:
and malfeasance in office.    They would
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TTB-MTIOH JFABMERSo
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Manufacturer i@
S»yss Patent.. Tubnkr  W@lls0
This is the well for camps, miilss
-  • find farms. - It never fails.
". *   ,1 am also contractor
—•for—-	
-teAIDP®' , JLIT®BIE    BAILKO&m
(Dca-inresipcDiracfleimc®   S<a>BS<EMe<flo  5-2
W. SMITH, 'BLACKSMITH.
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Morse  Shoeing   and   Blacksmithing j everything is working so smoothly and
the company dispersed. ;    ,
A quick extinguisher for aflame of
burning oil or gasoline, is flour. S-bould
a lamp explode or a gasoline stov0. overflow with burning fluid, throw plenty of
flour on lhe blaze and it will go out.
All members-of the Business Committee are requested to meet at the office ol
E. D. Wheaton this evening. Business
of importance will come before the committee and it is hoped every member will
be present.
About thirty couple attended the I. O.
O. J?* ball at the G. A. E. hall Tuesday
evening. Although not as large a cro
as expected everyone enjoyed themselvei
audit was not far  from the time thj
birdsbeginto sing when the comp
broke up.
It is not probable that Prof. Wood can
be retained as principal, of our scl o >ls
for another year. Patrons of the school
will regret the necessity of a change wueh
of all Kinds in 'Best Manner*
1 guarantee to stop any horse from Interfering
w^-J Sa two trials and If I fail, I will shoe the horse the
' -^ .second time free.
©'ffWMIff3    E2La.(EEHni55IE.
£&>I respectfully ask farmers and others to call
and see my stump machine.  It is ahead of any
saachine e¥er hefore seen In these parts.
'Shop and Foundry at Lamb's Mill*
CLABK   MTCJBT*
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1U)AJNTING, PAPERING,'Ac.
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■• TILLAGE
Will
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BILL   POSTER,
fill   all orders for
Paper-Hanging,
KalsoiBinings. Etc.-
BIOOlEAf m& A  BPlIOIALf Yo
I^^Leave orders at Goodman &;
.paint s^ore.
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B0GE3T0SD,
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"WALTHAM.
a
alatelei at Less tfeaicitj Prices^
HIE lilfi SEPUMI} I IPECJALfY.
-g^Ali goode Warranted..
(goods Guaranteed Satisfactoiy.
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Ed. !-A.v
it is hoped that the Professor may recoil
sider his determination to leave us.
Friends to the number of abcufc twenty
were invited to the home of Mrs. Ed A.
White Saturday evening to a farewell
party giyen in honcr of Mr. "White's* sister, Miss Edith. Card playing was the
order of the evening, and everyone enjoyed themselves to the utmost. Miss
White, during her 10 weeks visit here
has. made many frien'ds and it was with
much regret on their part to see her
leave 0!ares She left Tuesday mornirg
for her home in Eeese Tuscola county^
Mrs. White accompainng her.
The Perry-Tubbs case before the Circuit Court fof Isabella county has been
settled by a compromise. It will be remembered by our readers that a year ago
last March the husband of Mr3. Perry got
intoxicated,and.while in that condition
I was run over by the cars, receiving injuries from which he died. It was alleged that he procured his liquor from Jas.
Tubbs, of Loomis,' therefore Mx'8. Perry
toegaii/suit againstjiiimj^ ^RiageSji get:
ting a judgment "of #^138.50^ It. being
afterwards learned that one of Tubbs'
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bondsmen did not have any property, and
that the judgment would fall entirely on
S* C Zeiter? the otlier bohdsmaai, a com,-
1883, to the time of his medical examination in March, 1888. From that time on
ha receives six dollars ^er month.—Far-
well Register.
At the meeting of the Clare county
toachers' association at Harrison May 14,
Prof. Walbridge of Evart will tell the assembled pedagogues "What constitutes a
Man." An interesting program for the
ssssion wffibegarranged for the two days,
Friday and Saturday, and Harrison will
give all teachers attending free entertainment.
Supervisor Durfee, of Frost township,
took four, rebel bullets into his body in
one day, during the rebellion, and yet he
is as spry as many a man of twenty.   At
e time he received the bullets he was
even more spry than most men, for he
was making a violent effort to avoid
capture.
It looks now as though the two Clare
papers, that have always been so wonderfully "tame" toward each other, were now
upon the verge of a first-class newspaper
snarl. Well, its lots of fun.—Cleaver.
You're wrong. The Pbees refuses tc be
led into a snarl with its nearest neighbor,
but just "hews to the line, let the chips
fall where they may."
Jim Carr has given $5,000 for his appearance for trial at %e May term of the
circuit court, upon the charge of burning
the Silkworth building at Arnold Lake.
Silkworth was conducting a business
which entered into 'lively competition
with the "Devil's Ranehe" at Meredith,
and Carr is said to haye had it burned.
The fire occurred in the night, the in
mates barely escaping with their lives.
The Cadillac people are now confident
that the Toledo, Ann Arbor & Horthern
extension will reach their place by fall,
work has begun at Clare and it is declared will be pushed steadily forward.—Detroit Tribune.   -
" Detroit News': "Dennis McGarty came
to Bay City Monday from the north and
yesterday he accidentally fell into the
Saginaw riyeof and was drowped, Hot|i-
higis khOiwq, of Mm,-a^4he; authorities,
are unable to reachhis friene3, if he • h$s*
any/' A Dennis MeOartyused to live in
Sheridan, butlsst spring he sold off alibis
property and moved-either to Jackson or
show not only that Dakin had said his
colleagues were corruptible, and had solicited money with which to buy them, but
that he had lied in attempting to shield
himself.    Bte had claimed that he wan
this money to feast his colleagues, but
would be shown that he intended to t#t
the money m his own pocket. This ac
had disgraced the House and put a stain
on it which years alone could wipe out.
Oity Attorney Eaton, of Saginaw, was
the first witness. With the greatest de
tail he told the manner in which Dakin
had first checked off the names without
putting down the amount of money, but
on further request he put down figures.
The total amounted to $125. When Rum-
sey's name was reached Dakin said,
"There's a man that I'll have to giye $25
to." Crowley said, "I've met Rumsey, and
he is a very able man." The restaurant
dinner bell sounded then, and we turned
to go. Dakin put-'the roll call in his
pocket, but I said, "Let me see that roll
again." He handed it to me and I put it
in^my pocket. While we were talking I
took a drink of whisky ahd Dakin took
some sour wine.
Tl-SSiS Ja»rS4.I>' T.HS&in
It is probable that the trial will occupy
all the week.    Dakin's name is DenH"
Attend the auction social at the Q* A*
R. hall next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Jennie Holbrook is in Eeefi''
City this week visiting "friends;     *
Dan Dwyer is back to Ciare again, -
aving spent the winter in - Wiscoa°
sin.
'"We want some wood right awayQ
•Don't all speak at once but bring- ia
yonr wood at once.
A farewell party is to be given
Mrs. J. Webb this evening at hew
residence on Seventh St.
A series sf social hops are to■ be given by tbe boys, the first one taking .
place next Thursday evening.
The dog show that w»s tobe, is not,
They have postponed' their engagement on account of the illness of some
of the canines. ...    •
There will be preaching at the
CongM ehnreh- both morning and
evening next Sunday and. at the M«
E. in the morning ; Town Hall in.
the evening.
At the meeting of the Supervisors
this wee& the valuation o'f pine lands
te>was fixed as follows %   Standing pin©
and salt petre can't save him.   He may s# 470 per  acre j   stump lands
well pack his grip and arrange to Fid ;
farewell to legislative ]iie. That he is
either a fool or a* knave is evident and
neither class ought to be represented here.
Latbe—A dispatch received from L
sing this morning saysDakin was expelle
by an unanimous vote at; eleven o'clo
last night.
This mornings Saginaw Courier says;
The aisles and gallery of the Hall of Representative were crowded to the utmost
extent last eveving to listen to the closing
argument in the trial of Milq. H. Dakin.
The interest was intense and**'"jblhe novelty
of: the proceedings aroused no little curiosity. After ably summing up by counsel
on both sides DaMp was expelled by unan-
mous vote of all present—74*' ^Several expressed their sympathy, but said that in
justice to the 15 members and the house
they must vote to ©xpel him. Dakin was
not presept this evening,? but has been in
f'theBEouseup tilltonight. ;-IEhe evidence
agMhst Dakin was so clear that even the
Kifights of Labor refused tp, sustain him
$2:50 per acre.
A week ago last Thursday Judsom
and Wm. Wilson cut 2 cords' of sbin«
le bolts in thirty minutes,* with am
Atkins*' saw, double tooth, in Vernon
he boys say that if there ,1s any
body who doubts this they have only
to put up their money and they wift
do it again. ,
■   .     Auction Social
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wATOsm
Lansing.' whetherthisis the same "Den-
proihte w?s efected, Iboth 44^ °$ *^e I nisMcGarty osxtot weleayathe reader to
caseagreeihgfc$750*  . ......*■'       :. . «oonj©eture.        . ? ..*
and SQiidiy voted for his expulsion.
|^*Any style of cabinet ai ^3
dozen.   Cards photos $1.75 per* dozen
at JDeYbgt's.;   .* .. ■■-■z -. ♦»■ ■
The "Happy Messengers"'Will, give aa
"auction" social at the G. A.-R. hall,.
Wednesday evening for the benefit of th©
Oong'l church.
Committee on Reception—Mr.-a&d life.
C. W;1 Perry, Mr. 'and Mrs, C.-SutherlaadL,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Horning, Me, and Mrs«
J. Sexsmith..
Table Committee—Misses Jennie Sexsmith, May Bicknell, Bertha ^eiglmer^..
Bertha Bicknell7 Jennie Pierce, Lillie
Converse, Ruth Shaver, Clara Wheaton,
Maggie Patient, Lillie Deeoo, and Messrs.
B, A. Wilson, J. w. Dunlop, E. Guillott*
S^ A. Ort, T. S. Holbrook, B. woodworth,
June Ross and H. wheaton.
Everybody should go? buy a girl, mdi
get yoipr supper free.     .   .
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