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MARGUERITE.
We have the finest line of blue Tableware, similar to the
tittles of a hundred years ago, but much improved in style and
finish. Mamnn th t-tock of imitation cut glass and other glas
ware.direct fri-m th fictory. Al-o a full line of decorated
china and novelties in the crockery line for the holidays.
Pnces never known so low.
J.G.WRIGHT,
THE PIONEER GROCER.
THIBET EDGING !
Now have it in the one inch
and two inch widths in n
splendid quality.
Small pearl buttons in white
andcolored fortress trimmings.
Latest ont.
New stock of our leppen
gloves in tans, biowns, modes,
navy's, blacks. The best $1
glove in Oiegon for 95c.
See our 60-inch heavy cot
ton table linen at 25 s. A
world beater for value.
See our elegant fiinger doy
lies in rouuds, ovals and
squares; fine linen table sets.
5 o'clock teas, etc., etc.
See our ladies wool facina
torsfrom25 cents upward.
Ch ldrens cap3 in the latest
Tamoshamers, plaids and p!aiu.
Childrens school caps 25
cents and up.
T. HOLVERSON h CO.
JPflONE 3.
FJBB80NAL8.
F.R. Anson went to Portland today.
Eer. Muelnaupt went toScIo yea
terday. Dr. It. 8. Skirt went to Portland
yesterday.
Albert "West left ywterday for
Seattle.
Stephen Staal, of Douglas county, fa
.la Salem.
J. R. Dickinson left today for Bum
saer, Wash.
Wm. Dugan was a south bound pas
senger tbla morning.
Governor Lord waa a passenger for
Portland Ibis afternoon.
County Judge Hayes, of Clackamas,
was In Saltm yesterday.
Adjauut General B. B. Tut tie has
returned to Portland.
United Statu Senator Geo. W. Mc
Uride went to Portland today.
H. M. Clinton, agent tor R. L. Polk
& Co., went to Portland today,
Bar. J. Bowersox is In Corvallls
lilting his eoiia at that place.
Secretary or State H. R. R. Klncald
-was a passenger for Eugene today.
Wm. Brown was In the northern
part of the county today on business.
Adjutant General B. B. Tuttle ar
rived in tbe city from Portland last
night.
Walter Holman went to Albany tbla
morning where be will go by the
Yaqulna route to San Francisco.
Dr. M. 8. Skiff was In Gervals today
for the purpose of delivering bla bop
This Chilly Weather
bru you la look throsgb tae store for Winter Uadtrwtar. Osr ta.
denrear stock ii replete -rkh good valaet Complete Maes of onleo
iulu for ladies, iniuet sod children, at vail as leperate pieces for ibcra.
In our men's department ne tare site vsiat In denrr let men r
boys last are tare to pleatc.
THOSE STYLISH BOUCELES
are going ui(or winter drtties. Pl.Uii are very stylo. Lu& at ccr
plaid bcamica. Values and prcc w-.ll kxli pWu. We gire away a
$50.00 black silk diets iaeer drew gwi deputsaeat. Bay rear dreu
from u.
WILLIS BROS. & CO.,
Tbe Cash Dry Gcod, CiOthlnaniBbos.IJoaiejComtr Court and Lib .-rty
ctp, pcsmga'logubout 6ti,(XW pound?.
Rev. J. Bowersor, pastor of the
) ludiprndeot Evangelic! church of
this eliy, returntd from Albany on
the early train tbii morning.
John Duncan, Newt Ferrell, Elmer
White, Walttr Low, Frauk Haas and
D. D. Oioi-tead left by team today for
tbelr land claims In the f &cjdes.
W. T. Sitter returned today from
Eugene, wl.ether be wi'nt yesterday In
the iatere-t of the State Insurance
company.
Rer. W.E. Copeland went to Eogene
tbi morning. H will deliver a lecture
to the Unitarians of Eugene at the
UoiveralisU' ball tonight.
Thomas P. Horgan returned borne
yesterday and Is vbitlng with bis
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Hoegan,
after four years spent In traveling with
Sell's circus.
Judge and Mrs. Jacobs who have
been visiting the family of State Land
Agent T. W. Davenport, returned to
their borne at Seattle this morning,
lira. Jacobs is a sister to Mr. Daren
port.
United States Senator Geo. W. Mc-
Bride is In Salem. The tenator U In
good health and expresses bimself as
Hgaln ready for a active public duties.
He expects to start for Washington
between the 15tb and 20th of this
month.
Harvey Ad arm, traveling freight
agent for the O. R. & X. company, bas
been given another territory by the
eotupany, and ha? ben suec iel by
Cbas. Oberbaugb. who bas f ra num.
ber of years been in the employe of the
O. R. X. company as purser on their
various river boats.
House BreaKI.no. The residence
of the Cooper Bm., 12 miles east of
Salem, was broken Into and new cloth
Ing and other articles to value of about
0 was taken. As tbe Cooper Bros.
eieirolng home on Monday evening
they met tbe tblev&j but did not know
tbem. Tbe thieve, bad set everything
ready to fire tbe bouse but It bad not
gone ofl. Tbe men were tracked
toward Sublimity but tbelr tracks were
lent.
New Ciidrcii Dedicated Rev. M.
J. Ballant) ne, of LaFayette, Or., is In
tbe city to attend quarterly meeting at
tbe Independent Evangelical church.
He reports tbat the new Evangelical
cburcb of Kings Valley wis dedicated
on last Sunday, aud enough money
secured to make it free from debt. Tbe
edifice Is on tbat reflects credit upon
tbe projectors of tbat valley.
Taken to Portland. Geo. Rigers,
tbe plnueer newspaper man who bai
for several years txu collector for tbe
Sslem steam laundry, waa ccompanled
to Portland by Col J. 01 instead tbla
morning where be will be placed In
the St. Vincent's hospital, where be
will have all tho nece-uary care and
attention that Is possible. Mr Rogers
is a very sick man, bis ailment being
cancer of tbe liver.
PiJk.cs Chanoed. MrcL. Additon,
state lecturer of the W. C. T. U , will
speak this evening at the State In
surance ball at S p. m. Instead of at
W. C T. U. ball on Court street.
A SERIOUS BUWA.WAT. '
Thro Fwa'a lU'r Hart By ft Pne
Ush Teas.
About 9 o'clock this foreneeu aa Otto
Pattlnger, a farmer living Bear Silver
ton, his wife and her Bother and sister.
Mrs. and Miss Arnat, were driving
Into Salem they met with an accident
which came near proving fatal to Mrs.
Arnat. At tba intersection of Cburcb
and Court streets Ibe double-tree bolt
cams out, ettlng it down against the
bone ' t tela. The splrred team com
menced kicking and runnlug, turning
the corner abruptly, and tipping the
wagon oyer. The four occupants were
thrown ou, Mrs. Arnat striking on
ber bead, rendering ber unconscious.
Miss Atnai received a severe sprain to
one wrist, and Mra. Pattlnger waa'
painfully bruited. Tbe wagon bed fell
upon Mr. Pattlnger, pinning him to
the ground and bruising blm consider
ably.but fortunately bis injuries are not
serious. Mrs. Arnat, who is an elderly
lady, was tbe chief sufferer. She was
carried to tba rooms of Dr. Davidson,
attbe corner of High and Court streets,
where she was cared for. She remained
entirety unconscious for some time, and
afterwards was in a dared condition,
having suflered a slight concussion of
tbe brain. Her right arm, wrist and
flogers are also badly cut and bruised.
Tbe team ran only a short distance
before it was stopped.
At Higalaa Park.
Prof. Z. M. Parvln organized a sing,
ing school at the Polytechnic chapel
Monday evening. He will have from
24 to SO members and will make a suc
cess of tbe class, as be bas bad a long
experience in vocal training.
Leonard George and Leoa Land rum
ex-students of tbe Polytechnic were
married Tuesday v evening at 8 o'clock.
Mayjoy and bapplneas be theirs. A re
ception was tendered tbe young couple
at tbe borne of tbe bride-grooms father.
Rev. F. M. George, Wednesday eve.
Tbe stringency of the times have no
effect on the matrimonial proclivities
of the young folks of Highland.
Wednesday night there were severs
persons converted at the Friends
church and more arose from prayer.
These meetings will probably continue
over another week, and from present
prospects they promise to be very uc
cesaful in wloning suula for Christ.
Prof. J. J. Kraps acted as instructor
of the Y. M. C A. bible claw Tuesday
evening. Tbe proflessor gave a very
interesting talk on tbe lesson and
some points were brought out which
benefited all who were present. Tbe
young ladies of tbe Institute will soon
organlzs a Y. W. C. A. and will meet
In joint session each Tuesday evening
wiin tbe Y. M.C. A. to study tho
seiipturo).
Thursday morning Rev. Elwood
Scott delivered bis fourth lecture on
oburcb bUtory to tbe school. Rev.
Scott is master of bis subject, and bis
lectures are both Interesting aud In
structive.
This afternoon being the end of tbe
first half of tbe term, tbe school cele
brated tbe event with an appropriate
literary exercise conducted by Mica
Stroud, teacher of tbe primary grade.
Prof. Kraps and Prof. Nelson Morrison
delivered introductions in tbe program
which were excellent.
Tbe Highland Literary Society met
at 6:30 Friday evening. There waa a
good program rendered but tbe main
features of the exercise were the paper
conducted by MU Ruan and tbs de
bate on tbe question, "Resolved toat
gum chewing among young ladles Is
more dUgustlog tban tobacco chewing
among young men."
Steamer Gray Etgle will leave Z
Portland for Salem Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 6 a. Z
2 ta and leaven Salem for Portland Z
Z Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
Z days, at a. m. 0ilck timeregu-
J lar service and cheap rates. Agent
Z M. P. Baldwin at Salem dock. Z
It la a Great Thlsr.
Tbe Dr. White's new Hair Growing
8 stem Introduced at Salem by Mr.
George Meyer and first brought to
public notice In these columns, con
tinues to prove a great success. One of
the judges on tbe bench, and Dr.
Smlth.of Albany.are tbe latest converts
to Its edcacy. The discovery can be
tried at Mr. Meyer's barbershop at
Salem.
Stockholders Mestino. The an
nual election of officers of tbe Salem
Building and Loan association will
take plac Friday evening, Nov. 15th.
Monday is regular pay day.
Gr?af Success!
Keller & Sons hare great
success with their purified wool
mattresses. Made up in fancy
ticking. Thev will plo.se you.
Ourpri'eso hah matttessej
nre inviting-.
120 STATE STREET,
Social Reui?u).
(Contursed from fcnppletaent ifceet.)
MIm I la Smlib Is lu Portland.
Mr. J. L. M. I b ron went o Port
lanl today.
M a rVidt; Marks went to LtbaDOn
this morntu-.
r- 1? (! .,... n.fn.m aAlinnl
': a. kj ait.,u: iurii:wiucv'r
arrived in Saltm thi t flerncon.
MtM Jenute Mttthews returned to
day from a visit wiin hjr Iter at
igene.
Mlta Marie Cnuded teturned to
Albany this mornlug after a s ion stay
lo Hiltm.
i sirn white nf wrni!i unn naa
been vuitin? ber son, D. a., in this
dty, returned bom-i yesterday.
, Mr.audMrs. A. Ciark, of SeatUe re-
turned home todav after a visit with
friends and relatives in and near Salem,
' Mrs. W. H. Water went to Port-
j laud this afieraooo.wbero she will take
the Shasta HmlUd for Pasadena, Cat-
Iforoia, for a visit with relative-
ml. K..IU w-,r, .t.i.r of I'tii-f
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Justice Bean, ai rived in Salxtn yesier
day where she will visit for a few days.
on ber return home at Seaton. from a
visit with another brother lu Portland.
Prof. TO Hutchinson, of DIIaM,
was in Ualem yesterday. Me
jruiciu-j. uc "
accompanied by Mrs. M. M. Hunt, I
who bas been a gnest of tbe prufrsoi'
family for some lime past. Mrs. Hum
left this morning for ber borne in Oak
land, Oregon.
Geo. Sroat, who has been ipeudlug
the summer with bis brother In tblt
city, went to Portland this morning
which place be will leave by steamer
this evening for bis home at Pasadena.
He Is joined at Portland this afternoon
by Mrs. E. E Waters wbo will spend
a few months visiting der sister, Mrs.
G. Sroat at Pasadela.
THAT DINNER.
On Thanksgiving dsy tbe ladies of
the Congregational church will eerve a
dinntrfrom 1 to 4 o'clock, for tbe
bent tl: of their society. Family taWe
can be reserved by leaving orders with
the committee. The choicest spread of
turkey and other good things of tbe
season will be bad.
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT.
Tboee wbo attended tbe sociable
given by tbe ladles of tbe Unity
church in Cbanning Hall last nlgbt
bad a new entertainment, M. Hun
ter, a graduate of the Fowler and Wells
institute nf phrenolody, In 2few York
City, gave a lecture on Phrenology,
after which be showed the truth of
phrenology by a very accurate descrip
tion of the character of those whoa'
beads be examined. Professor Hunter
will give a course of free lectures in
Cbanning Hall beginning next Monday
night. Some of tbe topics discoursed
will be "Skulls and What They Tell
Us," "Men We Mtet and How to
Read Tbem," "What to Do and How,"
"Love, Courtship and Marriage."
ST. rADL'S WOMAN'S AUXILIARY.
The monthly meeting of the Worn,
an'a auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal
oburcb was held at the residence of
Mrs. StuUsman on High street yester
day at 2:30 p. m. There was a good
attendance of Iadiea The meeting
was opened with prayer by the rector;
tbe singing waa led by Mra. Linn; tbe
president Mrs. T. McF. Patton, gave a
election of suitable texts concerning
mUaaiocs, and. a pap" written by Miss
Hayden on tbe Triennial Convention
and tbe United offering was read by
Mrs. Maxwell, Mlsa Hayden being
unable to be present.
Tbe rector paid a vers h'h compli
ment to tbe excellence of Mlsa Hay
den's paper, and also Mrs. Maxwell far
tbe way In which she presented it. He
spoke In blgh commendation of tbe
United ofieriog of tbe American ladlea
of tbe Ep soopal cburcb amounting to
165.000 and presented on tbe altar In a
gold basin valued at f 15.000.
Tbe meeting was hospitably enter
tainen oy Mrs. mutesman, assutaa by
Miss Skill, with tea and cake.
WoODBURN SOCIAL.
F. W. Ssttlemler was a passenger on
Tuesday afternoon'a local tor Portland.
Mlas Emma Oliver returned Tues
day evening from a three weeka' visit
In Portland.
Mrs. W. E. Finaer returned from
Portland Wednesday where she bad
been visiting with slaters and frleads
for a few days.
F. A. Ford, John Manning and J.
U. Poormnn spent but Sunday In
Portland.
Wr. and Mrs. Cleveland and family,
ol Cbemawa, are in the city tbe guests
of Mrs. Cleveland's parents, tbe Hon.
J. H. Seattlemelr and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitman and
and Mrs. Henry Goulet, of Gsrvals,
were In Woodburn Thursday.
F. A. Ford wens to Portland Wed
scsday morning, returnloz en tne
evening local accompanied by Mrs.
Ford, wbo, wblls not yet fully re
covered. Is much Improved in general
health.
Ed. T Jadd. of Aumsrvllle, and Mr.
Adams, cashier of the Silver ton bank,
spenj a few hoars In Woodbdrn Wed-Btsdsy,
Dr. Rhf tpv. wife and on
yv 1sji Bunds' In Butt
gneota ot Mr. and Mrs. L B.
a. i.uuiwiaoa wie wrui ,- .
last Saturday t't attend the oiein.Uon(
of tbe wedding anniversaries or m.
and Mrs. L. W. Gui-s and Mr. and
Mf. E. C ok Pfnn. It was alo the
birth anniversary of Mr. J. D. Gulss, of
jjUrerton. The happy reunion was held
at tne berae .I.Mr, nd .Mrs. P-t on.
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WKDDED ATBurrnais.
Atthertsldenceof the bride's pat
ents, Mr. and Mra. F. X. Matthleo.st
Butteril e, Wedncsdiy, November 6,
1S35, Miss Vio et Matihleu U'I Tl o.
P. Randall, of O eon Ciy. f e
inltedin marrge, Rit. M. L. Rupg
oft-. Baptist chur.hof o eio cty,
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At u 0MoKtbe brid.i pt rty
entered he tntl ta a Uoutlfal aid
ding march was played, and took tbeir
nosltiun-. wh-n K-v. iiur: rend tie.
m trriage service, Mr. F. X. Mattb!en
filing iwiy the bride. Tbe brife,
who has Ion t born tbe imputation cf
Uing the "belle of French prairie, ,
. wore a beautiful dresa or wnite crepf,
en traln,trlmmed with pearl garnitntea
. nd alace, and casrled a bouquet of white
, cniytheinoini.
I Jhe bridesmaids, Mlas Mamie Mat-
th! f nd L ARn ulmette. -
drrai and
.,., f .hrrunlhiminini. Th
groomsmen were C. G. Huntky and
! F. 8. Kelly, of Oregon City.
I Tho guests, numbering about fifty cf
tbe immediate relatives and friends
of tbe young couple, were served
with an elaborate dinner, at which
toasts were drank to the future hap
piness of tbe bride and groom.
Tbe house was beautifully adorned
with Ivory chrysanthemums aid
oialden-bair ferns, tbe decorations 1 f
pirlorand dining room beingespecial y
pleasing. Tbe gifts were very elegint
j 4nd numerous.
Mr. Randall is a stockholder snd
seta as purser for tbe Oregon City
rraasporatlou company, one of whose
mis, tbe Altona, made a special tri
f-om Portland to Butteville to carr
ho guests. He Is one of tbe rn-u-ipular
young men of Oregon City
Mhb Mattbleu Is tbe youngest dauuti
vr of tbe old pioneers, Mr. and Mr
Mattbleu, who came to Oregon amoni
the earliest settlers and have since re.
Ided at either Butteville or French
prairie.
JAPAN TEAS
Our prices on tea nre
Standard Japan Tea, 15a; Uncolored Tea, good cup quiliU,
15c; "Best Drum" Tea, asgjod at 50c teas -'.Oc; Youn H-
son, 30c.
SYRUP Our line is complete. Our table syrup is put
up in full gallon cans, and is excellent Our price, 50c gal
We also have this in bulk. .Maple Syrup, delicious, only 31
per gallon; f.esh, not old. In keg syrup we lead. Uur price
fiom $1.10 to 31.50.
HARRITT & LAWRENCE
P. O. GROCERY
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Before Judge H. H. Hewitt ef De
partment rio. 1.
Entries Fnday were as follews:
B.F.Conner, Insolvent; Jas, Card
well, assignee, assignment; cause con
tinued. G. W. Dimmlck. et al. vs. J. H.
rieicnereiai, equity; p!alntfla flled a I the Christian church Monday at 2 p.
second amended complaint, asking for j m. Tbe burial will be at Rural Ccme
$2. 100 damages In original tort, defend- tery.
ant flled a demurrer, setting forth tbat Mrs. Nerthcutt wishes Tub Jour
plaintlfls bad made bo legal tender of .nalio thank tbe neighbors and fri
the money alleged to have been paid ends of tbe deceased, for tbelr great
by tbe defendant's In liquidation of kindness In tbla bereavement
certain debts.
Jessie A. Rohrer vs. Charles. T.
Simon, to set aside fraudulent transfer
of property; motion overruled and de
murrer sustained.
D. W. Edgar va. T. L. Golden, fore
closure; special demurrer overruled and
the general demurrer sustained.
Wi-a Biy vas ilii, -re j-ts hr Casteri.
Wa ah vaa a Ciiii, ahs crtsd f ee CuttrU.
Wbbcjn2aat4(4cxWCaAcria
W sb fcd Chain. h g-t tfcea Outcris.
Nor Fo WEii.Alvab Cbenowetb,
tboyonng man Injured by a train at
Hubbard a abort time ago, and who is
now at the Willamette Medical College
receiving treatment. Is not so well, as
be bM been attacked by malarial fever,
.
THE DAILY JOURNAL. 25 cents
a month; $3 a 3 ear, postage paid.
fiOYAL Baking Powder,
filgkcst 0 mil la Janrealsg
raPtfr- esrasssat ftff
.vac) r v invn.iv
rr,v:nv i a w h i nH i v i 4
AS WE WILL BE
An
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HUIII
TUUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
If you have not yet seen the
(ogive away Christmna, con:e
Also sse those ladirs v3ts in
'
ot Cents.
S. M.& E.
115 STATE
Died.
GRIER50N. At his home north of
r-aVin. Friday, November 8, 1SS3,
David Grierson, aged about CO years.
Mr.Grterson bas been ill about a
month with lung fever, and be was
supposed to be recovering until yester
day afternoon, when be took a turn
for the worse and died at 10:30 Friday
night.
David Grierson was a well known
farmer and a good citizen. He was a
native of Scotland, with tbe genial
hospitable disposition of that people.
He came to tbe United States when a
young man and to Oregon over twenty
years ago, settling on a fine farm on
Mission b-Htnm, whete be built bim
self and family a beautlfal, prosperous
borne.
Hie wife, a sister of Richard Hens
ley, aud three children, the youngest
about 9 yeArs old, survive blm.
.VORTHCLTr.-XovemberOtb., ISM,
after an illue of one month of
typboll fever, J. T. Northcutt, aged
44 years.
Mr. Xortbcutt died at bis borne In
Capital Park at 4 a. m. this morning.
H came to Salem from Kansas about
six years ago, and bas engaged success
fully n the dairy business with bis
verv low. Note the following :
only son, Snowden Xorthcutt, sged 19
Mr. Nnrthcutt also leaves a wife to
mourn bis death. He waa a son of a
CbritLUn minister, and died full ol
faith In that belief. He was a membei
of tbe Masonic and United Workmen
orders, who will probably attend bis
funeral. The services will bo con
duced at the hoae bv Rv TUntnn nr
Married.
MILLER-Mc06('AR,-In Portland
Miller to W. H. McOar.
mi. iuu jura, raj4Car came to
Salem yesterday, where they will re-
siae in tbe future.
STATE HOUSE NEWS.
-Nicholas J. Slnnott of The Dalles b
appoluted notary public,
Tbe German Congregational church
of Cedar Mills. Multnomah county, bas
flled articles of incorporation.
Fiasr Bajtist -First Baptist
Church, Regular cervices at 10:30 a. m.
preaching by the Pastor Rev. J. P.
Farmer, subject "Crowning glory of
Mount Moriah" being tbe first of the
series on mountain victories, the Morn
ing Oflertory will be by the Orchestra,
Sunday School at 12.Q0, Y. P. 8. C, E,
8:30 Evening service at 7:30, topic
"Where are the disembodied sniriu"
answering ibe question, does th Rnni
sleep in tbe Int rlum of the resurreo-
uod, .evening oHertory will be a Vio
lin Solo bv Mr. Carl Denton. All are
cordially lavihd 10 baprewnt at anyj
oraUoftnoieaemess. M
BUSY PBEPARIXG
juv
SAL
pretty filvenrar we ..ru KiDe
and fee it in our west win'ow
the window for fonr days only
H. STOCK
STREET.
OHUB0H SERVICES TOMOSROW
ASYMJM.-Preachlng at IheAiyltim
tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. by H'v, (,. y
Grannis.
Leilie M. K. 10:30 a. m. .Srma
to cmtdren and youug people. rJoa
day school at 3. p. m 7:30 pteMbl-j
regular fervitvs. A. ICer-bw pu,
Y. M. C. A. Rev, O W. Orsanl.
will ad lra the mens meeting at 4. p.
m. Tim tin of Elen," All m-i
are invited to attend ibis tneetliij
Chbiutia.v. Corner of Ceuter ar- i
High street. H. A. D-ntm, pv ,
Morning services at 10 3j. SuiiJi
school at 12. Junior Endeavor at 4
m. Y. P. S. C. at 6iW Ereon
at 7-30. Biptlsmal services af er tvt-i-Ing-tjrmon.
Evanoelicai- Usual services at
ttn Evaugelical church, corner IV
mekta and seventeenth strecls, bitt)
m irnln; and evening. Suah.-Vn,
at 10 a. m. Y. P. A. meetm a .,u ji.
m. I. B. Fisher, pastor.
Independent EvANt.rr- v oa
Cottage St., near Center, J ii ,er.ox.
pator. Preaching tbli ef-.i,-at 7i;
and tomorrow at 10 A) ail 7 J) by
Rev. M.J. Balantyne pre) l,n elder.
Sunday scbool at 12 Cnri-tun Ev
leavor 630.
Services on the following SibbUh at
be U. B. cburcb, In Yew Park, ai
dlows preaching at 11. a. m. alio tl
7:30. Hibbitb cbool In tbe ta'.raDg
a 10 o'clock, Y. P. a E. m-eting at
8:30 In tbe evening X. Reynolds putor.
Y. P. a C. E. Tne meetini at the
First Congregational cburcb tiraorrow
-vening proml-e to be a uui.pi aoi
zceediogly Interesting affair. It will
i-e a memory meeting. All tbe ezer
:Ues will be memory exercise. Tbe
eadei Is Miss Laura Kirk.
First Conoreoational Ciicrcu.
Rev. W. C. Kautuer D. I), pastor.
Preaching at 10i30 a. m subJ-ct"All
Things Are Youa." Sunday school t
12 m. Junior Endeavor at 3. p. ra.
Y. P. 8. C. E. at 0:90 p iu. Thii
oIng ''Prison Sunday" and to ob
erved throughout the cuatry the
vi-nlng sermon will be 00 "S)tne
Forgotten Facta About Prison Life."
Unity Church. Services at 103 0
u m. aud 7:20 p. m. Sunday scbool
t 11:45. Professor Stanley M. Hunter
f .Sew York city will speak b)th
uornlng and evening. SutJect of
norneng address. Romance and
R-alily or the Fact and Fiction of
Life, a poetical ethical discouje. Sab
f evening lecture "Castles in the air
nd bow to pin tbem there."
Central Cuapkl Sunday School
t 10 a. m., sermon at 11 a, m. la tbs
-veulugat 7:30 there will be a Mast
Lantern review of tbe last years San
lay Cwhool leasons, plctionally repre
senting the life of Jesus from tbe man
er to the cro-s. Every one U ex
urcted to make a voluntary offering to
nelp pay (or Sunday School supplies.
Fitwr Presbyterian. At 10:30
tbe pastor bvmg recovered from re-
" t llln8si will deliver tbe second of
he series on Preabyterianuin. Its
Form of Government nd lu teaeblngs.
Did Calvin teach Infant damnation?
Come and learn. Tomorrow is known
as -Prison Sunday" and at 7:30 tbe
ubjct will be Crime, Criminals and
Prisons. Sunday School at 12, Y. P.
S. a E. 6:15.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Fair.
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