Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 08, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextHKBsra milt Biiui. Hudat, iiir s, "TJ.OLD TEACHERS 1 he Friendly Store Saturday Specials I , are chosen White Goods for Graduating Dresses! BY BOARD Soft white fluffy materials for graduating dresses, in cotton, silk, and wool, nets, etc. Embroidery sets lor dresses; material to match; mull, Swiss, I'oarline lawn, In both plain and figured. Bountiful laces and trimmtiiKH. Ail these , dainty fabrics are specially priced. We Invite you to inspect these materials be fore making your selections. Hosiery and Undcawear for Spring Our staple Hosiery and Underwear Is tho best in America for the prices; complete stocks of regular and extra sizes made by tho Wayne Knitting Co., all grades. Ladies' Hose 1 5c, 25c and 50c a Pair Matchless Hosiery at 15c and 2 Tic a pair, the kind you usually pay 20c and 35c for: full fashioned 15c Hose are seamless; the 25c goods come In flat stitch und fine rib; 40c Hose, 3 pairs for $1.00; made from Sua Island cotton; 50c mercerized Lisle thread Hose, 4 pairs for fl.uO; beautiful assortment of tan and fancy Hosiery. Children's Stockings 1 0c, 15 and 25c Rawhldo and Pony Stockings at 2 pairs for 25c and 25c a pair are the best on earth; made of fine soft cotton, very elastic; trip plo foot and heel and double knee ALL EXCEPT PRINCIPAL LYAXS OF CENTRAL RE-ELECTED AS TEACHERS O K GRAMMAR SCHOOLS SALARIES ADVAXC Kl) HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS CHOrfEX LATER. I S.H. FRIENDLY EUGENE'S LARGEST AND BEST STORE. 592-594 WILLAMETTE ST YOUR MON EY'S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK PERSONAL 4 , Lincoln Taylor is in the city from Cottage Grove. Frank Stewart and family went to Portland today on a visit. Mrs. C. II. Fisher returned; Ipduy from a visit at Roseburg. W. E. Lewis, of Syracuse, N, Y., Is a recent arrival In Eugene. Chas. Cochran, of Cottage Grove, spent last night In tho city. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllett, of Hosebnrg, arrived on tho noon train today. Gustave Nettle Is down frritn his logging operations on the McKcnzle. C. A. Dorcas, a well-known Salem hop buyer, was In tho city over night. J C. Fox, of McKeesport, Pa,, ar rived hero last night to visit rela tives. Honry W. Stewart returned this noon from a business trip to Roso burg. Elder T). C. Tabor was an arrival on the afternoon train from Cottnge Grove. A. C. Harding, of,-Council Bluffs, lows', was an urrival In Eugene last night. Mrs.i Joel McCornack and daugh ter, of Murcoln, spent last night in Eugene, II. II. Hendricks, of Fossil, nftor a visit with his family In Eugene, left today for home. Misses Maudo and, Sadie Lewis were down from their homo on the Mohawk Inst night. II. N. Dudgeon and wife, of Bos ton, nrlved hore last night and will remain for some time. Miss Margaret Calllson, of Fall Creek, arrlnved hero from Pendleton last night on her way homo. E. C. Smith arrived In Eugene this morning from Southern California, where ho has been slnco last July. Nes Owon and Howard Wood are among the Eugenlans at San Fran cl8co. They went down by steamer. Mrs, J. E. linker returned homo to Salem today, after visiting her pa renls, Mr. and .Mrs. S. Merlau, In Eu gene. ' Mrs. Denrlmrn, of Portland, aflor a visit with her son, Professor It. 11. Dearborn, In Eugene, returned homo today. Wallace W. Miller, of Portland, af ter a visit with Ills uncle, II. C. A. Miller, west of tho city,, returned home todav. Mrs. J. T. Ilalley, of Pralrlo City, after a visit at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Amis in Eugene, left for homo today. t Dr. 11. D. Sheldon went to Port land today to attend a meeting of the executive committee of tho state tonohers' nssorlat Ion. Mrs. J. C. Fullcrton and son, Na than, a Hosebnrg druggist, came clown today to visit Miss Kate Fuller ton, a I'nlverslty student. Mrs. Chris Nntwlck, of Elk City. Idaho, nrlved In Eugene last night to -visit her. daughter. Miss Orble Nat wlck, and her mother, Mrs. E. Even son. Mr. nnd Mrs Oinrgo F. Croner arrived down from llelknnp Springs und may locate here. They are old friends of A. M. Gilbert and family. S. H. Scott and wife, of Blue Riv er, uro In the city. A. R. Martin came up from Junc tion thlB afternoon. L. W. Rlggs, of Cottage Grove, Is OKOHOK 11EITZMAN AXD NOR. F. A, RANKIN SELLS BUSINESS PROPERTY In the qlty this afternoon Mayor C. P. Houston, of Junction, Is In Eugene this afternoon. R. J. Klrkwood returned home this afternoon from a trio north. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Miller came up from Albany this afternoon. Drew Griffin was a passenger to Creswell on tho afternoon train to day. Miss Leln Parks ent to Creswell thlB afternoon to visit there a few days ItERT AYA SECURE Hl'ILDIXG OCCUPIED in- MUSIC STORE ON WEST SIXTH STREET F. A. Rankin, the musical goods dealer, has Just completed the sale of the property on which his store stands on west Sixth street, between Wlllamotte and Olive, to George lloitzmnn and Norbert Aya, the West uignin street plumbers, the purchase . tlll(a liulnir tlOtift 'Tho 1 Wm. Modes went to Cottage Grovel ,",": " " i,v.,, .,", S feet. Mr. Rankin will continue to occupy the building for the present. renting it from Uie new owners, who on the afternoon train today to trans act a little business there. Miss Grace Bingham went to Cot- . . ,., .... ., , iui, i, ' iwiiLiiift it. ., V, V iTri ' , i. 'expect to Borne time in the future sis er, Mrs David Griggs, a few days ,)r ,,, tnere Rev C. A Wooley was a passenger , M Rankin has rented the small on tho ijfternoon train today ,,,,, mlj()lnlnB to Wm. Kreofsky to Creswell to fill his regular Sunday & g h a ,Jlew p7llIlllln(! ,.,,,, anJ appointment there w, ftt t , f 't d PorttuTa' the "'"" the guest of Rev. P. K. Hammond, roctor of St. Mary's Episcopal church E. L. Statzor, of. Pleasant Hill, was In tho city today. Ha Bays that It luis rained heavier in that vicinity thnn in Eugene, nnd that crops of all kinds are. looking fine. Clyde Goodrich, night clerk at tho CORONER'S JURY GALLS IT MURDER Portland, May 8. A special dls- Hotel Smeede. has resinned bis no- sit Ion and will no to Salem In a few 1'atch to the Evening Telegram from days to accept a similar position with ; Walla Walla says the coroner's jury the Hotol Willamette there. decided the violent death of Mrs. An- Fred Barker, of Astoria? who has i Aldrlch was due to blows dealt JiiBt graduated from West Point, la w'" blunt Instrument In the hands expected to arrive here tonight to , f Persons unknown, visit his brother, William Barker, n 1,1111 Parties, the man accused of student of tho University. Ho will te atrocious murder of tho aged wo be a guest at tho Sigma Nu house "", does not know that the body while hero. I nn8 been found or that the mnttox C. D. Germalno nnd family left to-1 "audio with which the crime Is be day for Seattle, where they will re- "overt to have been committed Is In main until the battleship fleet at- " "bands of tho police. Barnes pro rlves there, and from there they will tl'9l llat tho woman will bo found go to Moscow, Idaho, on a visit. They' nllvo nlu' tllnt he 18 '"nocent of the will then proceed to Pendloton, where I crime. they will remain until next October, I - . , when they will return to Eugene. TEA If the tea is good you ask for a second cup; if not, you ask for the money. Your tracer rrturni rour money II yoa daa'l Uto SiUtUUin't Ujtli wm uiy a.m. Thousands of rolls of now wall pa per Just received. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Bee supplies of all kinds. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Bee supplies of all ktnn CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Be sure and see th nrw abort turn last night to attend the funeral of bugitv before buvlnif. Mr. Croner'a father, Charles C. Cro-i CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. ner. . Mr. anil Mrs. W. Cropper and E. 1 Xew models easy riding Rambler C. Mahonoy and family arrived lu Ku-, bicycles on display.' genu yesterday from Bow Belts, X. !.,. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. IDLE MONEY... Money often lies Idle awaiting opportunities for safe and profit able investment: but theso opportunities do not come every week, 'month or even year. In tho meantime, this money should bo rarnln something; and It can, if you place It In a certificate of deposit of this bank. Wo offer you Intelligent and accurate service, as well as conve nience and absolute safety for your funds. The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank . Capital and Surplus $122,000.00 Established JS2 HOTEL ARRIVALS The Silicotic. II. .1. Schwartz, Chicago. K. V. Ilnrneger, Seattle. It. C. Day, Portland. R. Sweet, Xew York. '. B. Pniitt, Portland. 11. ,1. VanElsheTg, S. V. C. S. Uivejoy, Los. Angeles. S. L. Levy, X. Y. Mav Etelfel. Chlciito. .1. 11. Sihurff. X. Y. C. A. Dorcas, Salem. F. Sternliercer, Los Angeles. C. C. Hall. S. F. A. Viilnmie, San Jose, Cal. C. C. Shaw, Portland. W. V. Merrill, Portland. Ed ( truer, Chicago. A C. Smith, S. F. D M. Griffith, Clnclnnntl. Will Dunn, X. Y. A. D. Cooke, Portland. The HHTimui J. .1. Murray, Portland. G. X ltle, l.eahurg. Eugene Willis. Portland. Noah Frederick, Portland. L. I'. Rounds. Woodburn. Fn d I.emley, city. A. C. Hating. Council Bluffs, la. .1. X. Newman, Oltumwa. Iowa. Maude Lewis. Mohawk. Sadie Lewis, Mohawk. Pearl Welhnn, Marcola. W. II. Uoddnrd'. Springfield. John It. I.clberg, cltv. J. E. Klrtley. Black Butte. S. K. Burnett, Cbicaso. K. W. Blanchnrd. Portland. J. X. Starlit and wife, l,os Angeles. Wm. Kennlnger and wife. Marcola Margaret Calllson. Pendleton. John Tbtirni, Portland. Jus. Curran, Portland. William Walker. Portland. Ben Chandler, city. Ivan Anderson, city. Karl Kiim, cltv. Daniel M'ti-hcl'l. cltv. Lloyd Wilson, cltv. ' Miss Huff. Portland. K. J. Watson, Portland. E. C. Smith, city. As predictil by The Guard yes ( terday, all of the teachers in the 'grammar schools except Prin cipal Lyan?, of the Central were re-elected at the meeting of the board last evening. The i matter of selecting the teachers for ' the high school, as well as Prof Lyans' successor, will be attended j to later. Principal Lyans was not an applicant for re-election. The names of the teachers elected are as i follows; I Patterson School Ida Patterson, i principal; Mary Meador, seventh I grade; Mae Larimer,; sixth grade I Edith Haggard, fifth grade; Lulu B I Poill, fourth grade; Mrs. Anna T. i Buck, third grade; Luella M. Nor- rls, second grade; Zuda Owens, first grade. Geary School Ellis R. Parker, principal: Xetta Kress, seventh grade; Mae D. Klnsey, sixth grade Fannie L. Zlegler, fifth grade; Ma bel Simmons, fourth grade; Belle Keeney, third grade; Fannie Mill! can, second grade; Mrs. S. Thrall, rirst grade. Central School Alta Schneider, seventh grade; Mary A. Wetherbee, sixth grade, Luella Brewster, fifth grade, Mrs. Lillian Poyner, fourth grade; Minnie Evans, third grade; carol Johnson, second grade; Mer tie Auten, first grade. Overflow Rooms. Lola Howe and Mrs. Blanche Thurston, In the basement of the high school, Miss Bertha Abel In the one-room portable school on the Geary school grounds, and Miss Alice U Abel, In the basement of the Cen tr'al school. Salaries Advanced. A marked advance In tho salaries was qrdered, the grammar school principals being raised from $75 a month to $90 a month, and all other grammar school teachers from $55 to ou a montu. CITY NEWS Bint! tnd Yi'b H,trt 'm The Modern Woodmen of America nave no assessment for May. Amateur night at the Orpheum. Do not fail to be there tonight. A good time for all Is assured. There will be a dance at the Un derwood rink Saturday night May 9. Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock. C. J. Buley has begun the erwtlnn of C. 8. Freeland's apartment house at the corner of East Ninth and High streets. The funeral of Mrs. Rav Bunti w held this forenoon at 10 o'clock at the family residence on South Wil lamette street. Charles Michael, recently from Wisconsin, has bought the S S i.pv- erlng place of S acres two miles north of Eugene and will live there Tlie young people of the Cnthnito church have organised the Purifi cation literary society and will meet ri-Kinariy tor social gatherings. Wm. Kreofskv s,, -,,., from the East, have opuud a new Plumb! , ,, West Sivth street, '"'"t Rankin's runic store. See the . ...t in another column A pleasant social dance r-iv In the Underwood r-lnlt ): ni.v',. ..me .ia a taijce vmwa ami tne mu sic was excellent, the floor is Im proving in condition wonderfully. Tho RepnhllcanTounty convention, to be held f6r the purpose of select ing delegates to the stale convention, will be held at the courthouse to morrow afternoon lit -2 : SO o'clock. The second ton til of the University Went to Albany this noon to play the Albany College team a game or baseball there this afternoon. They will go on to Salem tomorrow' to plav a game there. Professor Frederick S. buna will deliver a lecture Monday night In e Cliire Hall at the University at S o'clock en the "Deification of Cae sar." The public is cordiallv invit ed to attend. Congressman llawley reports the following Increases in pensions: t'hai'es Clapper, Eugene, $12; (;,, U. Dyer. Cottage Grove. $12; Rich rd M. tlott. Ialiuiu. J 13: l,i,., n Taylor, Eugene, $12. Toiiluht Is amateur nlclit at the Orpheum. The students will give a minstrel shim which Is certain to he good. There will he many feature acts. Among them Is a mock mar riage all .1 a good quartette. The band concert was given on Willamette street In front of Hamil ton's stor. last night Instead of t),(. Fast park, as nnncimrrd. owing to th- wet weather. The program was listened to. by several hundn-.l i...,. I pie. O '" A car of lumber f.'r ' S. I"., 1 and' ihw ai'srlmcm house afiiv. I down from Wendllng last nlsht. The street cars, under the 15-mln ute schedule, now make six more round trips each day than under the old schedule. Hendershott's orchestra went p to Creswell this afternoon to furnish music for a dance there tonight. The trainmen say that the new through train between Portland anfl San Francisco will be put on Sunday, May 17, but no official announcement of it has yet been made. The Multnomah baseball team r ent word to the management of the Uni versity team last evening that thu, club t'ossers could not be here today and tomorrow for the scheduled; games between the teams and they; were cancelled. F. A. Brown lias sold his farm on Camp Creek to Charles Baker, a re cent arival from bun Jose, i-ai. mno are 377 acres In the farm. Mr. Brown and family, who recently came here from Illinois, have decid ed to go back there to reside. Chief of Police Farrington today quarantined the residence of Robert Poole at the corner of West Thir teenth nnd Lincoln streets for diph theria and the Landers residence at the corner of West Sixth and Mon roe for scarlet fever. The debate on Mormonism be tween Elder Moore, of the Christian church, and Elder Williams, of the Mormon church, at the hall over Dempster's store In Falrmount Mon day night promises to be very Inter esting. It may be continued over to Tuesday night. The public is In vited to attend. There Is a scarcity of rooms for the delegates to the state grange and It will be necessary to go outside the hotels and lodging houses for ac commodations. Those having rooms they can rent for next week will con fer a favor by notitylng Mr. Hartog at the Commercial Club or Registrar Tiffany at the University. The funeral of Charles C. Croner was held from the family residence at the corner of East Tenth und Oak streets this afternoon at 1 o'clock, with Interment in the Masonic cem etery. The Masons attended In t body and held ritualistic services. A large number of the friends and rel atives of the family were In attend ance. L. N. Roney, of this city, was today awarded the contract by the county court for building a new wagon bridge across Brumbaugh creek, near Cottage Grove. The bids on the structure were opened this forenoon. They were as follows: L. N. Roney, $1125; Geo. W. Breeding, $1598; A. X. Striker, $12S2; W. W. Inman, $1,- 2G5. The plans for a new dwelling house to be built by Dr. J. W. Har ris near his present residence on Fer ry street are completed and are ready for the bidders at Architect Hunzlc- ker's office. The building will cost In the neighborhood of $2000 The work of building the concrete walls of L. O. Beckwith'B new block on East Seventh street has begun.' The papers to an agreement be tween E. L. Cady, party of the first part, and Jas. E. Stewart, party of the second part, wherein the latter agrees to allow the party of the first part to form a company and enter the premises of the party of the sec ond part for the purpose of prospect ing for coal and other minerals, was filed with the county clerk today. The land lies in section 28, township t. south ot range 1 west, and Is near Mabel, on the Mohawk. Cady Is given the right to erect houses, build railroads and wagon roads on the place if the minerals sought for are found. ANOTHER BUSINESS BLOCK TO GO IIP ON WILLAMETTE !B! nutnitv u.Tk OLD-AGE PENSIONS ARE NOT ! 1C COUNCILMAN' GARRETT, ATTOR NEY WELLS A.l M. I). MITCH ELL WILL ERECT TWO-STORY H BRICK OR CONCRETE 151"! LD-! l.G TO X)ST $10,(10(1 OR 12,ooo : Councilman T. II. Garrett,' Attorney J. G. 'Wells and ' M. D. Mitchell, who jointly j own the vacant lot on Wlllam- j ette street, between the building oc cupied by Harry Dunn's bakery and I a real estate otnee and the alley, have definitely decided to erect a' two-story business block there this summer. It will either be construct ed" of reinforced concrete or brick, the material not yet having been de cided upon, although brick Is favor ed if it can be secured. The building will be 52x120 feet In dimensions, and will cost between $10,000 and $12,000. The lower floor will be divided into business rooms and the upper floor into of fices. Tenants have been secured for the lower floor, but The Guard Is not at present authorized to reveal their identity. The small brick ' building which was used as a smokehouse for the residence that formerly stood on the let is being torn down, and excava tion for the new building will begin in a short time. An aVchltect is now drawing plans for the building and they will be ready for the en-tractors to figure on In a fo wweeks. It Is expec-ed to hav the i mriii" ready for occupancy early In the fall THKSK Win ... K.X(;iN(. V,, ""-Ml LA lis. Signet Rings HULL WILL OPEN NEW ICECREAM PARLORS BUYS OUT HOSELTOX'S CIGAR STORE AND WILL OCCUPY THAT ROOM WITH HIS COX- FECTIOXERY DEPARTMENT Beginning the rirst of June the Red Cross Drug Company (Hull's) will conduct an Ice cream parlor and confectionery store in the room where Lee Hoselton's cigar store and Geo. Sovern's barber shop are now lo cated, one door north of the Red Cross company's Willamette street entrance, the company having pur chased Hoselton's stock of goods, most of which will be shipped to Mar cola to be 'placed in the company's store there. At present the ice cream and con fectionery department of Hull's is lo cated in the room occupied by the drug department' on East Eighth street. The soda fountain and other fixtures of this department will all be moved' to the new room, which will be exclusively devoted to that branch of the business. It will be fitted up in modern shape and will doubtless become one of the popular resorts or me city. Mr. Sovern has a new location In view for his barber shop, but Is not yet ready to announce where It will be, as the lease has not been signed. There will be a number of other changes of location in this connec tion, announcement of which will be made when all arrangements have been completed. Mr. Hoselton will retire from bus iness in Eugene nnd thinks of going to California, although he has not fully decided. SHiXKT ItiXBs "OI'ILAUIUTM r.Ai-KKT ENGRAVER WIKBOFCHABCR " A musoXABLE .Won, '' KXUKAVIXC mil. J 1WIVL' l, - W Ol. SOLD By IS. ox COOK WATTS I Up-ioDite Jewels Cor. 9th anil Wiluaetus, LAZY Lift I And Cticmti to pxA UiiM iwUmJ without tliain. I m troiblM ft rmt taj torpid lirer uid betdteh. KovvwJ CaictreuC'inJrCftthrtle 1 twlninrtiJ 1 ahall ceruinlr recommend then - mnniuB t uTt CTfTMft.- AuDft Bfttloei, Uitwrn Mm h'o, t, M jtrsa Pleftien, Palatable, Poltnt.Tuti Y- xinvor oickbu, eaKon or uripe, lie. &. aoltl In bulk. The geonlnt tablet ma tiuartmteed to cure or now? bKL Sterling Remedy Co. ChicafoorRI ANNUAL SALE, TEH KILUOISC MlH Richmond, May S. Rehire the national conference of charities and corrections tot'ay papers were read by Miss Kate Holliday Clughorn, of New York, statistician of the tene ment house department; Frederick K. Hoffman, of Newark, X. J., and Mrs. Harriet Fulmer. ' v Mr. Hotfman is statistician of the Prudential Insurance Company ol America, and startled the conference by his attitude on old age pensions, lie held thae agitation for state pen sions ill advised; that its continua tion will remove many Incentives for thrift among working people. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR WILL CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Tonight In the Masonic temple' In this city ivanhoe Cninmandcrr. Knights Templar, will celebrate tlie l.'lh anniversary of the organization .'f the cotiinmiidery. Eminent Cratid tommander Frank J. Miller of -batiy, arrlv-d on the afternoon train today to take part in the celebra i and he was met at the depot bv a delegation of the Sir Knights. ',ior the command of Colonel Yoran and escorted down town. The program .might consists of music, addivsse" and a banquet. FOR . WOMB'S AUXILIARY Mrs. Rr.bert M.'M:tr Van, president of the ladies' ausiiiary of the Com mercial Club, has appointed tlie fol lowing committees; Executive Mrs. G. S. U'iiliams, Mrs. W. W. Calkins, Mrs. W. Kuvken dttll. Mrs. F. R. Wetherbee; Mrs. Lau ra Harris and the president. Visiting Mrs. Lulu M. Tollman, Mrs. Jas. Woodruff, Mrs. E. E. Mink, Mrs. D. E. Yoran ami Mrs. C. H. Wil loughby. The auxiliary meets every second and fourth Wednesday exiling of each month. ! Wall Paper Wall Paper JUST ARRIVED 100 brand newpalttras(l and (cutout) effects, tbitul rio-lit uD-to-thc-mitwie. l the ptice, SAY-That'si right. Come in mdsttb yourself . Ludford & Haskell : Practical Painten ndDBCi" I 102 West SihStrttl I ns&x E. C. GullW Feed and Liveryv Bocrdbii? Sti1 Xew Ftoef "' itl,l..r Tire Tut Fall Umi Sti W- . til, sr j MARRIED J 4, At the M. E. church at Cr-swell May . lflos Kreilertp v i , , Mi .. . .,' rrl.' ,r'p K- l-onk am ami J. 11. ; fh.umore eft ciatin' i O " - - l.lltllWk POTATOES j jO sacks or fancy Hrl,:,k p,a ..." vnts a hundred, pounds WILLMMrt' fclTtNr.l P(!,( Have yuu neg'lec'ted your kidneys? Have you overworkefl your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and bRtdflcr? Have yoi: pains in the lolrfs, side, back, groins der the eyes? 'I'Sn frequent a desire to pass urlneT Tt s6, Williams' Kid ney Pills wm c(!e yoll. Sold by Linn 1 f v.,., in n-u du cents, v imams i - k a i uinv nu'llin."!i Wfg. Co., prop's:, 'Cleveland. Ohio. Hti;i!AK I"OTATOES 20nn neks of fancy Ilnrbank pot:', toes at 50 cents a hundred pounci-, retail. scortKRT & nonnE. Cor. West Sth and Olive. THE DREW STOCK CO. At the Orpheum all this week. Pre r.T,n,"nK ,0isht tlie Tarcc comcdv. Clams.-" m9 Simmons" Photo Tent Oak street, nrir 9th. Syimps, postcards and photos at l.(est prices Li See the new ssr."-.r rrp'-t lining CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. scohert a noiitsv Cor. West Vh and Oli'v,0 Snlr l... , ... . cive an ice cr.Mi.i s .o ,1 ,:t r.iiimonnt hall from 5:30 to 10:30. Every body Invited. mo ' S.B.FINNE 574 Cts .