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PAGE TW EVEXTNO ROSEBCBO REVIEvr, SATrfllt.tr. OtTOflKR . 1017. BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF 030000000000000000000000000000000000 Our Forviiian Here F. K. lavender, of Portland, car foreman for the S. I'. Co.. cin-nt Fri day in this city. His department it rushed all the time, keeping every available our in rendition for ner virft. Many old freight rurs which were practically abandoned have been refitted and are auain in ser vice. Mr. Calender formerly liver. In this cliy and ha many fr-iendi here. IVur Itriiiu (mhnI I'iIii The last carload of Uartlett peart shipped from thi. city hy Kismanr & Hunt were sold through Siiobel ft Hay. at an aenij'.e price, of $:i per box. which, ron-sidorliii; the receni demoralized condition of the mar kef, it an excellent return, naya tin (rants I'ass ronrier. Most of thi car was from t he orchard of Wil Scoville. I.n;tve to Miller O. A. ('. Misses Leone Coshow. horothe; Abraham and Mildred Henry lef this morning to beKln their coon conrscH at the, Oregon A tri icult ura College, at Corvalhu. The yoiini Jadies Kiaduated at the lornl IiIrI nchool last year and further micces: in t heir stud ion are predicted b their many friend". Take Ijoiik I Mie Vacat (on Mrt. Uelle Collin, one of the bet' Known residents of thi city and pro I rietor of a rooming hou-e and hop pifal here for many yearn, left thi iiiyrnlng for Lebanon ami Albany v here she will visit for peveia1 weekrf. Mrs. Coll Inn has Ihed it Hosebur! for L'o yean and eon nuently Is nnt hlpm Ini? a pieman' and well earned vacation. Takrs TiKiiliiient .-'or Mye Mrt. M. K. I taught on, state man fleer for the Fraternal Itrotherhood whose headquarter In In this city left thiH morning for Portland w here she will spend ftp vera I day: Lakiriu t real merit for her eyes. Father Iteltirn to I'ortlainl Kev. I). T. Sim erville. of i'ott land, who had been visiting, here foj Kit vend days visiitim with bin daugh ter. Aim. W. II Fisher, lelt lor bono tills tiiornftiK. Kev. Summervith wan connected with 1 he Met hod is Chun h in thin city for many year: and has many friends here. He at tended t be recent conferem e al though he has for several year been retired. IU-V. Kid rid go IN'Mine Kev. K. . KldrhUe returned to Portland this morning after paswinn several days with his dauiihter. Mrs C. S. Heinline. Kev. Kldrtdi:.' Is n former pastor here and visits unit tre(jupntly. He land where he will return to Port lias been pastor for '. nl . i v "; v;c, ij ('. It. Simp, been here for ;t enl of :.!!! m. who had se er.il days. Visit im with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. h. .1. Si ins, left on bin id u i ii home thi:? nioriiiiiK. Mr. Sims will teach school at .Milton. S tid Sunday at Cortland Mrs. II. W. M.rclrr and daughter left this nun nl iik tor Portland where nhe will remain over Sunday Sho will isit with her relative t hei Mother Hurt in Portland Mrs. Kd. Williams was called to Portland thi morning, where, it was said her mother. Mrs t'. Shaw. w.i. Injured yesterday in a had Tall at her home. The mesaue did not Klve particulars ami Mrs. Williaim tertrcd Iho trouble was venous. I'liuine Vh "Silent" (i. C. Moure at in one of his cars yesierd.ty talking to a friend who leaned up auahist the hood l"i ii Ish i ti k the roil ei sat foil, Moore pulled the staitliiK lever into iiicli and I he power in I ear mo ed slow It forward. "Well, holy o loke." e claimed Moor e 1 1 nod. I if id n't know that eimine was running " And Moore eliin kled for a block, says the t'u rv allls Times. The reason lu friend didn't k new 1 he engine was rut nine is l.eiau e the engine was u "Silent K Hi Kill" eiu'Mie. silent as the nu:ht. lt Moore torim-rly ie shied In Ko'-ebuiu Mn Im-.-i1o Menh ir .1. ijnimbv. (r Poitlaiid. re tut lied home tin- mot niu a tier .i It w dais spfiit le-i e. dill Lim w Ii ich he ent.-ied into pets -s-itn ot t he truit trad toi merit ow m-d b Max mitlian Ihtwer, .it lireen. Mi. tjmm by t radi'd some Pol M.iu.t propert) for the fruit tiacl and belieter lo will soon re I in n with bis t.i imU to locate. ICetlirns to NewlK'iu .Mrs. .1 P. .Ion. , of New hern, w ho lend bi'en tisiun here tor tiie past week with hor tlaiuhtiT, Mr. ' W. Siunier. (ft tor home the inn I ii i Hi?. She was a otn pained b two t liil.fren ;ifp ll.il e-l 'e'L The ttrape h.n wi ,,t land Or- turd-. ti Ot.-r of !'. n t!o . ot. blMK'--.! . I.,,, slate, wilt l ItiK to i . Count of Hie the laret la i e crop is f-t K..- of V - k I r i ii i t Hi :,n.l to.1. Ml e.t!h. ell am Cpe, ted M.i W ill be tti.U ki ted in Itn I'f.vtl , .1 has three ineiuber you ihould know If you deire to etijoy hfn. 1. The popular liquid form of Pmimithe reUahl Ionic itl itir Amriii'ia hnnthold. (tub ku4 httiixr ut mwM in tirslinl allraiHohai dim.ultir 2. Ihe tablet form, which U mtdo tftcr the Mine brmularv aoJ t nn (xintrDirni kx fnaor. 3. Manalin the IM ul lUtyn in France Word beard from Bob HarKreave and George Kirk, two local hoys who are with the aviation corps in France, indicate that they are now nome distance souther Ht of I 'arts. The boys were ainoiiK the first to leave thin country wit h tiie Ameri can flyers and are engaged in the mechanical department of the train iiiK camp where many youiiK Ameri i'hhk are learning to fly. The boys slate that they are busy constantly assembling machines which are sent! over from thin country and are muk-i iiiK repairs to machines that are lamaiced in fllKhl. They hae been in France sine July. Kin Ih'partinent MtitH Considerable biiHinesH w as trans acted at tiie regular monthly ineet iiiK of the ftoseburg fire dejiart inent held last nlKht, anionK w hich was the appointment of a commit tee to investigate the advisability of purchasing a Liberty Loan Hond hy the department. It was also decided to purchase a clock for the club rooms, and a powerful hand march light from me in hers who recently had purchased it in order to have it in the department. Clifford Itemis a as elected to membership. Hi n4 hi Jo ItetigiiN Word baa reached here that O. It. Hinsdale, who has been In charge of the interests1 of the tiaidiner Mill Company at Gardiner for many .ears, has resigned from his posi lion and Is now in Sail Francisco on business. J. P. Christie has mic f-ceded hi in. He was formerly sec retary for the company and it charge of the general store. I'lle Floor For Itiiildlnu Carl Stebbinger. contractor for the Federal building, is awaiting a big shipment of 12-inch tile, which will be placed on the lobby floor. Thi tile has been ordered for some linii but hati been delayed. The tile will 1)0 red in color and make an everlast ing wearing surface. Lift llig Fill Made The last but one opening In the Southern Pacific's tracks on the Portland division have been filled in now with the completion of the work on the Dollarhide trestle on the Ore gon slope of the Siskiyous. The re maining opening is of a permanent character. Announcement of the com pletlon of the improvement was made by It. M. lrake, maintalnauce assistant to J. Q Harlow, assistant engineer. The fill fiuu feet long tnd 40 feel high and required uon cubic yarda of earth. The fill includes two concrete arches, 102 and 120 feet long and IX feet thick Willi the single exception noted above, the Portland division repre sents all solid fills or steel struc tures. Two Painful Accident Monday morning at the I.ystu! mill Vance Pollock accidentally cm two fingers from his right hand, with an axe. A hurry-up call was put In for Dr. Knott, who attended the injured man Chris. Hagen met with an accident at the Lystul in t W yesterday. A knot or stone was thrown from the saw and struck him in the left eye. The optic ;i! badly Injured ami I e whs brought to Cluudule wheie Hi. Knott's sir vices were required. -as the tlleii ilale News. Are t.oing lit tliill Mr. and Mrs. I. L. tireninger and two children, of Maiml. Arizona, ar il veil here Friday tor a month's visit with Mr. (ireufnger's parents. Mr. and Mis. I. P. Creiiinner. as the (Herniate News. They made the trip by auto, and as Mr. (ireniuuer pxpects to leave in the near future for Chile. He gate the Si iidelmker car to his father a er nice pies ent. Mr. Creninger will he acrom pall led to Soul Ii A met ica by his family and expects (o be absent about Ihree eat s He slates ill at aside from the st rites. eer thing is hummfng In Arizona and the people are prosperous. Agricultural Agent 1tus Km k C. .1. Hurd. the count) .igt i. ul tin a I agent, returned this i irng alter spending a couple of das in attendance at the count v (air at Fu Uene. While there Mr. Hurd bought i fine rots ool link for t . C Urown and declares many other fine animals were sold thete during the last day of the tair. I tin Main Htrtvt Lot Waller Kime. who lett last even Iiik tor Mare Island, where he ha" employment as a boilei niaker toi the Cot ernment. ( erd a h on gin a lot In Camions Aldtllon on Souih Main street Mr. (time will iinpinve tiie property at an caih date ami will eventually return heie The pi operty w as ow nei t Wan eti l.u art. Noil i; to odd i i l I os Philetarian Lodge No S, 1 o F . will put on work in (he Fitt I'e gree next Saturdav evening. Octobet Mil Sutherltn lodge will bring si or seven candid.de (,,r (bis dti'e i I Odd Fellow s are inv ited to b. present a .? t;i;iirs, Sei-ret.trv ideal laxative, by the regular ue of tiatmal aclMtQ ItiIwmI Mvnaltn ih tklHl fiwmini tlrut but It id kmI id tiatufr. Yiiur druiii ha all tbtr S litan thMiantt ba rorlvrd broffll from tit u il (n or th (bra trnifliM thai I hr? ri rvawnirrtt part ot Uta tmiuwu ul tw ratrful htHarhoJJ. THI rttUN fOMr ANT f ataatWa. OtkM THE CITY Attend iiraml IMlge Attorney (. F. Hopkins and A. J. Hochradel w III leave here tonight for Portland, where they will spend several days next week attending the Orand Lodge meeting of the Knights of Pythias. These men will act as delegates from the Alpha lodge heie. FvhfhlU lUMiirneil re County School Superintendent O. C. itrown this morning received the exhibits shown by the school child ren of this county at Salem during the Stale Fair, and states that they may be had by applying for them at the superintendent's1 office. A num ber of children called today and were pleased to Take, their exhibits home. A number won prizes at the fai. Administrator ApNdntet - T. It. Iiavis, of Oakland, was to day appointed by the probate court as ad m in is t rat or of the estate of A. A . I u hois, dot-eased. There Is s-aid to be property valued at about JtiUO. J. C. Hovingdon, II. K. Ms- honey and C. H, Medley were also nomed as appraisers. The deceased left a widow and three daughters. To Hunt Near 'liller W. A. liurr. local Ford agent, and sons. Harry and Karl, together wlti. Victor McKensie, of Hie Marshall WelU & Co.. of Portland, and the Ford agent from Vancouver. Wash., who is here, will leave for Tiller to morrow. They plan to spend a week fn that vicinity and will hunt In the mountains for a distance of 1 miles east of there. FNIhtiih-ii Will Vme Here Sam Crouch, who had been to Portland on huslnpss, returned here last evening. He will have as a guest. Dr. P. K. Hale, of that city, in a few days, and the two men will enjoy a fishing trip on the North I'mpfiua. Dr. Hale is a keen sports man and has been anxious to try his lin k In the local streams for some time. Alva Stephens, of Calapoola. ar rived here today to attend to some business matters. DLCLAKF.D 1LI1,;L. S A I.KM. Oct . . At I orney Cenerat (ieorge M. Itrown. in a written opinion, knocked out an attempt of the 117 Legis lature to authorize the stale land hoard to reimburse the C. A. Smith Lumber Company and others the sums they paid third parties- for land sold by t he slate and to which the state could not convey til le. The attorney general's ruling will mean the. saving of sev eral thousand dollars to the common school fund. The at torney general holds the state land board has nut hority to Indemnify these purchasers1 to the extent of $I.L'." an aire, which was the original amount paid the slate, hut that any act which attempts to author ize the land hoard to Indemni fy purchasers for sums they paid to third patties is uncoil si it ut iotial. 4- 4 The bill was introduced by fr A. K. peck from Coos' Couutv. J 4. SMITH KIVl 11. f. 4- There are a number tif cases of w hooping cough in this part of the ountrt at present. Mrs, Merle Clarke expects to go on Fnd.iv "s stage lo Drain to have some denial work done The tanners are busy now getting their fall plowing and seeding done ril' ie will lie lillle oals planted this vt ar. bul there will be a considerable acreage of wheat, rye and timolhy Mrs Ceorge llotver- and children, who had been visiting relatives on mith Kiver. b-ft Friitav a week ago or t heir home in Port la ml .t Hunter spent several davs al ''lain aitemling to business matters, return home the first or the week Hugh Harris went to Drain one lav last week to attend to business 'natters, making the trip hy auto Mrs Merle Clarke was iu the upper .eltlemeiit (he first or ihe week Vl-jl- ng nit nds itnd helping her brother- an so fruit Ceoige Woolhy will make a bnsi less trip to Dram Saturday, return ng home the MM of the week Ml. fit W right was r ported unite ill the fir-t of the week and wa akeii out in Hugh Harris' auto lo ; doctor ha v e not prevent learned bl otiifition at Mat Hit a t the an. I Mr and Fiancis Cunter drove e bunch of cattle the Mist k ! ho shipped (O Poll mil Mr- Paul Sterling came v.r Suiol.iv for a week's outing I'heV arc cnipllig in the lowel settle Metil ,,1 pie-.. HI TheV expect to -ave on Fnlav s vt,u:e tor thetr i.tine in Dram Wold was received from nhiir Woollev. who left here a week ago In pitn-e io a telegram from Mr ni a-king luui lo come at once a -bev in eded a compass mail. Ib.it lo hat artive.l sale, and that Mr Mead lo d ituim h.ol gin the of tha -. and iliv i-.ioti h-r: Cliw 1 . : p. i ui.d l. the tl.e : f erui-nig imhi. r 1 1.. I. Inn a i 1 1.- ..r .iiit . - mi I... i .it liiini.i.l ,lr tr.'t l-r. lit II ii IT. .1,1, itiiin. Vim Cte inl.k rr in r tin WORLD'S SERIES BASEBALL TODAY XKW yol!K il..NTS AMI CHI CA(il WIIITK S4IX OI'K.V 1 tlK 1017 Uoltl.h CHAMI'IO.VSIIII' SKIIItilS IN Till-: WIMIV CITV THIS 'AKTKItXtMIX. TEAMS VERY fVENLY MA1CHED Kleven Years Since a t'liicuj Him tmll Tam Hax lteen a Purlici aut in a WtH'hl'M s'rieH Six Won Chuinjiioiivhip. ity If. C. Hamilton. 'WritU-n for th United Pre.) CHICAfJO. Oct. 6 - With all the gripping interest that could be mus tered from the spectacle of represen tatives of the Nation's two greatest cities meeting In a world's series, Chicago stood expectantly today, waiting the signal that would send the (Hants and the White Sox into their first grapple this afternoon. Vacant over a period of years since the Cubs last fall, Chicago's baseball heart was full to overflowing today, for it was her first world's series with New York and it was the sec ond time an American league club has carried the Windy Citv's hope! to the post. Hack in 1'0fi. when fjporge Itoho. Frank Isbe nnd other departed stars of the dim past, were in harness for the White Sox. the team met the famous Cubs and rolled them back, winning a world's championship from Frank Chance's machine. The White Sox are beloved In Chicago, but far more than ever was the case for the Cubs. Croat as they were. Ihe former terrors of the Na tional League didn't excite the flut ter of admiration that sweeps Hip South Side of Chicago when the name of Charles A. Coniiskey is men " lt ? v I at titer et tioned. A r. al philanthropist, be- Invbri hv nvurv (,ne With W boil! be comes in contact, Comisk-y has given I Chicago a great baseball club, one that has fought it way through a ason cluttered up with ob-tades. Chicago Is proud and gratHul. The city will mortgage eerthing handy and bet it on the Auoricau League cohorts. i Hogged by the Last for so long, the world's series takes on a new significance with its playing this year. The p. p of thn West is going In to replace the lethaigy of tio Kast. The fact that the Ciants and the Wliile Sox are considered to be more evenly matched than any other contesting world's series teams since the fall battles of 1 ') 1 '2 between the 'lied Sox and (Hants, adds more pep to the whirlpool of sentiment and in terest thai is indulging the big game. N-w York remained a slight fa ; vorite In the betting, duo solely to I the fact that New York money pre dominates, despite the numerous I backers of the White Sox. Critics generally ar- picking Ihe White Sox to uphold the honor of the American League. 'More was no possibility that at tendance records would be smashed. 'Comihkey park holds only slightly more t ban :!2.ooo peron. seated comfortably. Tiiowing open the field wouldn't add any more to that total. The polo grounds where the New ; York share of Ihe games will be played, seats more than lift, bun, but the record for a single contest is mote than 42. (him, established last year at Hoston. where the lied Sox and Dodgers were scrapping. It won hi be miraculous if one of the two fields could be stretched to hold more fans than tins figuro, i The playing of tiie rival infields. : the work of the rival p'tche-s, will hold the attention of the dopesters. John Mc; raw's tr io of south pa w heavers in ually have flung t h Giants into their pennant. The sam : may be said of Kddie Cicotte. Dan forth and Williams for the White Sox. Cicotte. it was believed, was' , certain to start the series tor Chi jcago. with Perritt the probable choice for the Giants, although some tare inclined to look upon Iteiiton or Sehupp as McC, raw's favorite. -o- All the local and unnerai news in the Iiaily Review, only 2." cents per month. Any postmaster or sub script ion agency will send in your order. mm m 0 F. O. B. FACTORY A motor truck must submit, and PASS, the acid test of COST. That is the test we var.t you to epply to the one-ton Maxwell truck its f.'rst cost and its operating cost. A Maxwell truck which is a REAL truck, worm-d.iven sells at a price th.t can not be met in eny other motor vehicle cf like efficiency, durability, and economy. A r.laxwc'l truck will cover ICO miles in a work tay twice ths dioiencs covered by two tcavns ar.d two drivers. It wiil do this at an operating cost cf less than thct cf one team or horses. Moreover, it is of a size and capacity adapted lo the needs of almost every form and phase of commerce, industry, or farming. The question is net, " Can I afford to have a Maxwell truck?" The FACT is. Mr. Business Man, you can not afford to be without one. C; 'on Truck Chassis SSS5; Chassis with cab uiiJ windshield $90); Chassis with cab, windshield, and Slake Cute Body 535(3. JOHN C. SI 0 NOR PHONE 41 1 Mi LANE C0UN1Y BUILDING GOOD ROAD 10 REACH DOUGIAS COUNTY LINE With aiioUnr month uf Kuml athi-r all ul IIih linuoltaill Lain- jw County rti.nl iirnjwss now iimn-r .. mil he riiiiipli liii. ai-cuMine ti J- I:. Mi Kuy. county roail supi-i inii-nili-nt . 'I'lii- MH-ti-h of nmc.t'luiii on thi' I'aiihc Highway mar Hindi', hi.h tin htatf anil county art' hilililint: jointly, is ahout half romi'li'ietl. fays the siipi rinti r.ili'nt. anil another :i" .lays will s-e the coinili lion of as fine a si retch of road as can he found ill th- state, it-dares the Ku-i-ene l: i-L-it t. r. Ileiween 1M and Hi yards of rock are hi ins.' hauled each day Tor this job from the two crushers us-d there and laree quan tities are heine shipped fiom the Mathews' crmhiiiE plant In Kucene. lull Ihe lacK of cars of the Southern 1'acific lino handicaps these ship ments lo some extent, says Superin tendent McKay. The pi.ee of road now heinc huilt near Iiide is two and a hall' miles in length and there remains another .mile of the had stretch that was com plained ahoul so much during the past year to complete. This will he imnroyed next year. j 'fhere is yet 400 feel of the Hay- , den hridL'e road yet to he coyered with the coarse rock, and this Im provement fs iNpected to he com pleted next week. 4. (;i,nn: iti:ms. a ! Mr and Mrs. I.. L. IJily and Mrs. 1 Scblot uiann were Koselmrp isitors : th we-k. ! John Alexander returned from Uosebui'K Thui'Miay with a load ot no rchandise fr his store. A course in bookkeeping has been installerl in the (Hide union hih schitol. , Win. Smilh, of noseburj:. arrived at Mont Alto today. The larmers of this vicinity are put t iiiK in t heir fall crops, despite the persistent dry spell. f J. Writ:ht returned from Uo-e-btifH yesterday. X X. I r. ill i;. t Mviin. Fine Candies We are selling Agents for Krause's Fine Chocolate Candies. You will find them in all the popular assortments. Stock Always Fresh Hamilton Drug Co. 211 N. Jackson St. i:nst:it( kc, oukgon. tmk ii.i;kii;i The Ii i Ueurh Pirtur.s Company th.ti ' The Harrier." a su- a nnounc photo-plav of Kex Ib-ach's fain- 011.-' novel d" the same name, will open an ent:;tKemer,t at the Antlers theater next .Monday. Mr. Heaeh hiuoetf is the leading spirit of his pietur.-s coinpany. and the photoplay of "The Harrier" was made under his personal supervision. "The Itar-rit'i-' as a motion picture follows e!o-ey the original novel, and is a, virile, red-blooded slory of life ill California and Alaska. The scenario is by A. Cill spfar. Kdirar Lewis di leeied the pietuie and prominent in the cast are Mitehell Lewis, Mabel .1 j lie nt- Si-ott. Vie tor Sutherland, Ums" it Si 'upson, I toward Hall, Kd A;inl lineman. W. .1, dross and Mary Ktnn- vaii Carr. Speeial iuter pre!a:ie ine:-ie has been composed hv Kr-d O. Hanks and Sol. Levvy for "The Harrier." i: I. Jaeohy :i n iiidtli Mr (I. C. Jaeol.y. left ' liidd'e to visit .Mis. fe j I.o;sdon Dr. A. I". Me. lister went to Cniv.:!lis last ewntns to be ; irone se eral days on busi-iess and to i-it friends S. .1. Jones, of j Uoehurir. is here looking after his farm and isttius his many friends. L0DGK CARDS j A. F. A. M., Ijinrel l)ne No. 11. Regular Communications 2nd and ' fourth Wednesdays each month at ; Masonic Temple, Roscburg, Ore. VUitora welcome. I1ENJ. CAKO. W. M. W. K. H Alt HIS. Sony. Ii. P. O. Klk, luwPburK Ixxltfe, u. atl. Holds regular comiuunlea tloDa at the Elks' Temple on Che -nil and 4th Tju:jia of each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to Utli'lt.l. ".Mi!. IO. WIMIililil.Y, K. K. IUA H. iiluui.K, Seiri'tary. K.f;i.!''.s, Hcscb'jrg Arle rieeta In their ball on Jackson St.. on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 oVIoik. Yisitir.g breth ren in good rtnmliim always wel come. J. ('. Kd'.lNiO, w. P. II. I'. UUUDMAX, SV. Sec. bune V. 183. I. O. O. V., llMnn Star Ixnlue Xn. 1 74 mei ta m tii3 odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Vlsitin' hi jlhieii aiwayti welcome. J. It. KKKSi:. X. U. CAiil, W. OHM AX, Itec. Secy. M. FK Kl.K, F. S. t . I. O. O. 1'hlletarUui Lmlire Xo. R, Meets tn Odd Fallows' Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week. Members ot the order In good standing are invited to attend. F. I. I'F.KHY. X. G. A. J. OKUIiKS, Itec. Secy. J. U. B.-MLKY. Fin. Secy, I. (). O. F., I'nlim Knrampment Xo. 0, Mens in Odd Fellows' Temple, very Thursday evening. Vlsiilnn I brethren always welcome. I K. H. PICKENS, C. P O. H. PICK ENS, II. pi tn.n Mi .miissnv It JAMES FU'AKT. F. S. 3. KVK.IITS OF PYTHIAS Ali.hi Liiilse Xo. 47. n f t- every Wed nesday evening Cur. Jackson and Cass Sts. Visitors aluiivs , ,,,cr 4 C. A. CH.M!!l;l;l.AIN. C. C HOY F. IM KIilN, M K E. K. WIMMEKI.Y, K. I! S. I.OVAI, OKIIFR OF MOOSK, R.i,v burg Lodge Xo. 1037. Meets Mon day evening of cai-h week, at 8 o' clock In Maccabee ball. All visiting brothers are Invited t0 attend. W. J. MOON. Dictator. 0 PAI'.GETEK, Secy tl. K. s lt.ibtinj (iiniter No. H ! Holds their reniiar meeting oa the 1st and "rd Thursday In each month. Vlti'ir.c n-ottibera In good standing are rerpect!illy Invited I to attend. Miss MAI!(-,KET '.GE W FHKE JOHNSON, Se v. M. ItEIiFKAHS, RosebiiK FveheVah I.odue. Xo. 4' I. O. (. K. Meeti In Odd Fellows' T-'rupla every Tuesday ervning ViKine sint-rs and brethren In'ltnt to attend MliS. in Tl liNEl.t.. x tl VKS. T 1 1.1.1 K JOHNS. IN, Sec, KI.S1E HCMPHRKY. F. 9 HtMlUMFN Ol- THC. WOUI. II, Oalr Camp No. 12:.. M.nt. In the odd FVl'ows' hall in Ko eburg every 1st A 3rd Monday f . 'nli... Vinii ing ceignhi.rs aia ' w-iioti, J M Tlii;iii-. c. l'. M. M VII. 1. Eti. Oik. WOMEN OF WOOIK RAIT. I.llss Circle No 4: Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of ea.-h month nt ldd Fe;io hall Visit ing members In gooi standing art Invited to attend. t"itA liii.nrnT c x CLARA CAWLFIELL', Clerk,
