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4 GOOD HOMt
la Hie object of orery rifSH-tbtekiac
maa nud womaa. onai kaUdteg la
tho great occupatloeyot tko Asatf
lean people. Why mt fcay
onay terma aad lay M foaaaatiem He
yonrhoaM? I'll aail yen sa Ntea
oU AddWoai, cloai hi a4 deeifkle.
for tho wnI eaka at , eejly
aioa.M caah. Aaoeker m ana sa
second Hot toftaavaal
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aMyi uMrajanan ar g4Xg
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lag k holiday, but uaespeeted
clrcumeeUnce bare recalled them to
Portland before their contemplated
return.
Decidedly novel ta the "watch par
ty" to be gtTea by the Bpworth
League at Grae at. B. Church New
Tear' Ere. la view of the fact that
that wilt be the teat day of leap year,
aad Ua young ladle will have ao op
portunity to vote their matrimonial
proposal for taw year, tao eater
Utameat will ba a "Last Caaaee"
party, levaral of tao youag asaa are
betag atroagly argei to attend, the
oelaL from which tt appears that a
number of the fairer eea are aet go
lag to chaaea a lapse of fear year
before they eaa rightfully whleper
sweet aotUaas.
a a o
htles OuMle Parker, oae of the local
teacher, to epeadlag her Christmas
vaeatloa la Qraata Paas.
a o o
Mia Addle Cornwall of the high
school faculty, left thto atoralag for
Portland, where aaa wUl epead tho
ChrUtms vasaUaa.
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The Srot Chrietmae obaenraaee of
Cavalry Commaadry Katghts Tom
plar will ba hold at t o'clock Christ-
mas moratag at tho Masonic Temple.
Tho program arraagee by the Kalgkta
followa;
"OurOraadMaatw,"
Mr at R. Kaaato
"The Qraae Cemmiadary af Oregea"
Mr Oae, J. WaHan
"Kalgkta Templar. Waaraseavac ZNa-
persed" gnr Oae. T. BaMwta
"Departsd atr algtm,N
MfKbawMI
Bole: "Oaa Iwaatly lolama Tkougkt"
Mr Oae, . WaMoa
"Royal Area Masaaa."
Mr L. F. WUUwj
"Aaeteat Free aad Aeieptad Maaaa,"
Mr O. U nsasaaraya
8eag: ''Meat ne the Tie That Maa,H
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Word aaa bona paeetvea aara af
Ue birth of a aaa te Mr. aad Mrs.
Roy Walker at AaMue garlag' U
weak. Mr. Walk lermarir real-
elaRTaaMiMCaa4boapareai
era wall kaawa aejra.
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With BMmhara af att the Maaoale
Order oTUe Baotara Mar, la-taHed
egtoers at Masoalc Hall Tuesday eve-
alag, the followlag corps of oatcor
betag properly huUUed: v
Worthy Matron. Mrs. B. B. Hoary;
Pali on. Mr. Joha HUlhoaee; Assoclato
Matron, Mia Maud BaMwiu; Beere-
tary, Mrs. Jessie Momyer; Treasurer,
Mrs. Frank McMillan; Conductress.
Mrs. Charles J. Martin; Associate
Conductress, Mrs. Maude Cox; Ada,
Mrs. Qeorge Coastals; Ruth, Mrs.
Van Riper; Esther. Mrs. L. O. Mill;
Martha, Mrs. Qeo. Hura; Electa, Mrs.
Fink; Warden. Mrs. Joha HUlhoaee;
Sentinel. Mr. L. O. Mill; Orgaakt,
Mrs. Oscar Baits; Marshal, Mrs.
rrank Aakeay.
Following tke ceremonies la cob-
nectloa with the laeUlUUoa, a tare
comedy, "Bister Masoas," was pro-
seated by Mrs. O. K. Vaa Riper. Mrs.
L. O. Mills, Mrs. Charles Martin. Mrs.
Ida Flak, Mrs. Qeorge Caastala, Mrs.
J. W. Hlllkouse, Mr. Maade Cos.
MU Maud Baldwla. Mrs. Qaorga T.
Baldwin and Lyle O. Mills. Tho
sketch was cleverly acted, aad tke
players were roundly applauded.
Following tbo sketch a social hour
was enjoyed, aad the evealag' en
tertainment closed with a sumptuous
banquet
Miss Maaaa Ripper aaa gone to
Ashlaad, where she will rsmaia dur
ing the Chrletataa aeasoa.
The members of the two' Pythian
order have loag been noted lalClam
ath Fall a royal entertainers, aad
this was proven agela Wednesday
night, whoa Klamath Lodge. Kalghto
of Pythias, aad Cascade Temple,
Pythtaa Bisters, mot la Joiat lessloa.
Cards and dancing were oajoyed till
a late hour, aad aa elaborate obtckea
supper was served.
"A Night 01." a four aet comedy
was presented at Houston's opera
house by local talent last night under
the auspice of the Clvle League, aad
eoaaldertag Ua few poaalMUUea af
forded for actios la Ua predaeUaa,
Ua local Tkesptaa aaadled their
rate eieettleaaHy well. Tke east af
characters feJUws:
The east of akaraatara tar tke alag
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Marry rmak (kla san la lawn
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leak Malkarry (la
lartmae ander
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Lara Malkarry (la
Jeek)
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Maroaa Bretaa Mug (la
of fame aader varlaaa
Imato alias) Jerry Darratt
Prowl (usher at aalraiaMy) . . ,
ooaaooooaoas) awatwtXelaaWswt HsaWanaVB(f
Mrs. Babbitt (awaager o( aaa-
jugsl happiaim la tao pro-
feesor' home) . . Mary A. Jaehsoa
Nlsb (Uo youagest "Imp" af
tho household) . Mrs. Goo. Caproa
Anieltca Damask (the eldest) . .-.
.... Mr. E. t. Marrow
Susaa (Uo ersmlet)
Mrs. Charles I. Bihar aw'
Arthur J. Hay had a dlatewlt rata
la which to win applause, bat he act
ed the. part true to Hfe. aad added
mueh to Ua humor of tho play. An
other well played role was the Irasci
ble father aa portrayed by H. D. Kla-
aear, aad Jerry Darrell was at koasMUam. Lawreaoo
la the role of Uo "blood aad Una-
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ha vr beea given la leeal I
circles. Mm lost aa
get everyUlag poawktaant
part Mrs. Osorge Cagran and 1
B. T. Morrow wore gawd ,h,.
rotes. ' "Vader Ue Pretaat
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. Morrow ketweba tke' nrat'ant a-; "'
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uma!
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