Marshall County Independent, Volume 7, Number 8, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 February 1901 — Page 5
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r i QU CHOF CTAHC Nt t Door to Postoffice. V; r 1 - i - E.xclusive 5hoe Stores are compt-ile! to make ALL their TROTHS on SHOES. Th- ..rv that ells SHOES, CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS makes a maU profit on .-til line-, hence SELLS SHOES MUCH CHEAPER than exclusive shoe store-. Doing a strict i CASH BUSINESS ami huvinir DIRECT from the MANUFACTURER enables us to undersell all competition. See our Shoes ans! price them. M. RYAN, THK CASH HOIC MAN. CI?c3nbcpcnbent FlUDAY, FiatUl'AlCY 1, ltl. LOCAL BREVITIES. From FVidar' railv. Fred Myers is reported quite sick to day. lr. C. A. HoHzendorti went to Lapaz on professional nusine? this noon. Mrs M. W. Simons is reported quite sijk today having a severe attack of lagrippe. Mis? Aldi Beil, of South liend, is the guest of relatives and friends in ibis city. Mr. and Mrs. (Jeo. Myers and children of Laporte, are the guests of relative west of this city. Mrs. John Shearer, after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mike Fettere, returned to her home in Uurr Oak today. Joseph Paul, of Chicago, is the guest of friends io this city, having been called here on court business. Robert (lauli, who has been confined to his bed for a week ??ith an attack of lagrippe, is able to be out today. smallpox is making its appearance id many parts of the state. Authorities arjüounced that there are 3.00U cases in Indiana. The funeral of Mrs. Langdon was largely attended this morning. The remains were laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery. Mies Kose Peters, of JJourbon, was the guest of friends in this city this morning on her way to Dowagic, Mich., to visit her sister. Mrs. S. W. Mann and children returned to their home in Clark station, Ind , today atter a two weeks' visit in this city and Argos. Misees Cleta and Wilda Wilhelm, of South Bend, are the guests of friends in this city today. They visited the schools this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roach returned to their home in Jackson, Mich., this morning after a few days' visit with her sister, Mrs.'F. P. Wheeler. There is more sickness in this city now than has been for years, most of which is lagrippe and lung trouble. The doctors are very tjusy, being out night and day. For rent: West half of large double house on Jefferson street near court house. Will furnish roomer who will pay $5 pr month to renter, if desired. See C. W. Metaker. Vitality, nerves like Steele, clear eyes, active brain, strength, health and happi ness comes to those who take Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison Medi cine Co. Woe. Ask your druggist. W m II. Conger has been appointed deputy by the grand master of Masons in Indiana to make an examination of the Masonic lodges in Marshall county, whtch will probably be done in Febru ary. It is suggested that it is a rather in teresting coincidence that Mr. Cleve land, Mr. Bryan and Mr. Ilanna should have anything in common, but each of them has a daughter named Ruth. Chicago Record. Farmers report their hogs dying off io this county. John Myers, north of town, lost all of his, about fifty in number. Geo. Deitel also lost about twenty head. It eeema to be cholera and is spreading fast. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Delap and Mrs. Rebecca Smith came to this city this morning and were taken to Argos to attend the funeral of Rev. Allerton, which occurred at the Christian church at 10 o'clock thin morning. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Geyer celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniverary at Mishawaka. Since they were married neither has been out of the county at soy time. Of all those living there when they came to St. Joseph county none survives. Mr. and Mrs. K.J. Parrett left this noon for their new home in Elkhart, their goods having gone yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Parrett have made many friends in this city who will be sorry to see them leave and will join with us in wishing him abounded success in his new field of work. The republican members of the Tennessee legislature in caucus yesterday
j acloptrd a resolution favoring Senator ; l'vtrifi' ol Indiana for prsio:lial ' nominee ir. I'J! t . Imei views with leaii-
1 nc repuhlic-tns in Nashvilie developed j j,. ,s gnt-ral thioii! ;ur t.e southern j Vera Snder rt turn d t. hi- work in ! Loai-sport tixla? afu r .tMi'Sir.ir h few oas in iJcuri un, where !,e v s marrud W-.i-esdy night to Miss Lul:i ISeede, ofthat, pliiv. Wrn i breaking on the Pannandv rilr td out of L gansport, and expeir? to t-ke Ins t to that city in & few weeks, where they will make their home. A dispatch from Lagrange county Hay1: lfrnjiniii Miller, idtvier oi the four children cremated in the burning of his honte nt Pechau, iiear Mpshewaia iat Friday morning, has become insane. He harbors the delusion that hl i ITp; ring in- iu danger, and that he can sti'l reMrue them. The death of Mrs. MiMtr is fsoiut) e.xec'td The !etn?lttive in ventilating committee recenth at the penitentiary has recommended fr maintenance n.ruiiU eiOO.mX); repairs annunllv, 5,00t; itisehnreed und paroled prisoners annually, :?4,-"0i,; library annuallv, st.."00; for crimit .al ir.Btine anually, ?r 1,200; reimbursing maintenance fund for oilicrra' quarters, 10,000; reimbursing maintenance tUiid lor blankets purpose, :,uo. Tne report of the ttate tish and game commissioner, Z. T. Sweeney, which was tiled 1 ri he .loveinor't ttice, con tifr a number of recommendations as to changes in the present laws regulating hunting and fishing iu Indiana. It isprobabl- thr fw of these reenmnienditiouf will be Pissed A member of the seriate enmmittee that will deal with the proponfrj chancres said that fh.re is not much Hkeliho-ul that any thing drastic will be done. Articles of Ptc rpor-ition of the La porte S: S uth Rend Railway company will be tiled at Indianapolis this week, with a cipital of ;? 1,000,000. If fran chises can be secured at terminal points, South Rend an l Laporte, the line, it is announced, will re built before next fail. It possible a private right-of-way will be obtained, otherwise county com missioners will be appealed to. This will make a continuous line from (ioshen to Michigan City. From Saturday Dally. Miss Nettie Myers returned to Bour bon today. Miss Grace McColl is reported quite sick today. Cbas. t lite s little boy is reported quite HI tcday Charlefi Scott, of South Bend, wa3 in this city on. business today l'eter Hahn, of Hourbon, was m this city on business last evening. Mrs. W. H. Albert has returned from her visit with relatives in Ohio. Albert (teorge, of iSouth Uend, was in this city on legal business today Logansport i9 already "whooping 'em up" for a big July 4 celebration. Mr. and Mrs. .Tames Waleh, of South Bend, are the guests of relatives in this city. Mrs. D. E. Kick, of Chicago, is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Kliemer, who fr . III I Mr. and Mrs. Frank JJoea are the I proud parents of a little boy born Thursday. cnnsiian nans, aim iaiuuy,ui cm-1 . . . it . j li i. cago, are me KuebiH ui auurew ubub t .1 luraiew uaj. Miss Carrie Boss, of Bourbon, came rir-n lMt. evening to Rnend Sundav with her parents. O J I iirs. jm r. cioan, oi J i. ayne, came this afternoon to visit relatives in this cuy over aunuay. Mr and Mm Thia Martin nf nnt K v,. . w. Benu, are the guests of relatives in this city for a few days. Mies Mary Kendall came home from Columbia City last evening to spend Q nr1uü raj 1 1 h Kop naranta I Carl Reynolds went to Ft. Wayne this morning to accept a position on the Pennsylvania railroad I J I Aliases Anna uiirei and laura Heed, V J.'UHI lv 1IUI Ul vJ HID M VH DID Ul I friends in this mtv and vietnitv. I . ... . . j (. i James L;ocnran ana iamuy, ot ioganspon are me guests oi airs. t;ocrt- ... 1 inn o laiun auu uiuui:i, uuiiu vi uns a r A x . ,.C 4 1..- I c,tyElsworth Weir, of Laporte, who was shot Sunday, is considered much better and the prospects for his recovery are brightning. Walter Bailey, ot St. Paul, came last evening and is the guest of his father, U' I.' Ii-.l t. 4 u i - I. n . r.. nauey, at nie nome oi uenjimin Linkenhelt. Hend todav atter a twu ufcu' viait I with her ulster Mr (I A Millar .u.t I v-Dt nfthintv. ' I I . . . . ine young people naa a aance after the concert last night. About fifteen couples were present and a very hue time is reportea. to their home in Logansport today after a two weeks visit in this city with f Ktti. mann raluli VAd 1 . . , lip ItniEem whn lift a hiAn vam II tn. L. cur ,,,ul"lDl I " """" th. In. out tiH on ottooL- .1 " -.-.- Jesars, vieurge layers auu Amen t 1 ii.. j .11 . i uross, or Kewanna, weie the gnests of inenas m this city last evening and attended the lyrolean concert. Mrs. c. E. Totton, who has been visiLiug uer Biöit-r, jitb. iv. . liavis, reI :.. ii.. ii i t v I turned to her home in Chicago this attemooD. uUdr her eon, Wa..r. w.th ner. 1 The four year-old daughter of Jacob Y oder, six miles northea-t of Uremen, lindertrnlf tn linrht a lamn Vritian Ao I S.......P .aj nine and her sleeve caught fire and ah mug ana ner sieeve caught nre and
was perhaps fatally burned t-efore an ld-r sister, who ran from an adjoining loom. ci.u!d extinguish the lliinee. A letter received fioni Martin Wahl, of lireo.it!, who is in the U.S. Navy, 8Ates that he is at Trinidad, South America, at.d er joying good health. Kiigeri Marshall returned from Co lumbup, Ü., lasrt night. He came bv
j the wav of Indianapolis and spent a j ,evv ffHVh wjU frip,)Cj8 in that citv visiting the legisliture. Into each life some ruins must fall, Wise people don't 6it down and bawl; Only fools suicide or take to flight, Stuart people take Rocky Mountain Tea at night. Ask your druggist. There has been a violent outbreak of small-pox in Chicago and the health otlicers fear au epidemic. Thirteen caf-es were discovered in one neighborhood and the disease has invaded the county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Covert, of Chicago, are the guests of friends and relativ s south of ton city. Mr. Covert was a former resident of this county but is now located in North Dakota, and is the owner of large lumber interests there. Abuit-13r acres of land owned by lieyer liros. is to be sold to the Winona society for SPi.OOO. John M. Studebaker, of South Rend, has given 81,000 to the society and the people of Kotciusko county are relied upon to donate ?r0,000 for buildings. A bill has been introduced in the legislature to cuipel insurance companies to rav th mnnnt of the pruninm n cae (f (jre. it ia argued in defense "l lw mn mat w neu an iLSuiance company writes and accepts a policy C 1 L. . 1 ' I I A A. . fnr 8 ipulited sm, it should be made to pay t'ie full fum Many people who Inve had experience wilh insurance companies in aajusting fire losses will dgiee that, the proposed measure is along right, lines. The bill is a just one and, as stated, when a company writes a policy for a certain amount, it should be compelled to pay the full amount. The Forestry association is an Indiana organization in which most, if not all, the people are interested, since its purpose is to maintain and restore the forest area of the state once famed for its fine timber. At its recent meeting the association decided to present to the legislature a bill creating a forestrydepartment, to be in charge of a forester. The duties of the forester shall be to attend to the reforesting of the state; to fully explain to land owners the forestry law, to keep a record of everything pertaining to forestry, euch as manufactures, ellect on running water, increase in number of trees, etc., to direct the recliiming of swamplands for forests, in fact every thing that can legitimately come under the head of tcrestry. The association will also ask the legislature to provide for a creditable forestry display at the Buf falo this year. From Monday's Dally. C. W. Hartman spent Sunday in Chi cago with friends. J. C. Mcllenry spent Sunday with his family in South Bend. Mrs. C. (. Morrill, of South Bend, is tne c-ue6t of friendB in this city I rQra IfM iranf l)..lv " "5Uk uuuiuuu j icmuvrö o lewr uayn. Miss Mary Kendall returned to her scnooi at Columbia City last night. liCCFC I hoa II on) nn-l f)y.4 vnao. uouu auu xjch oeei, Inf CantK llon.l tr.A in .UT.. -1 l a. t I - "r --u.o luuay. t: x . . .. I liceuse io marry was issued baturday to l'eiry E. Kiugle and Blanche M. ilelsel. I Floyd Bunnell went to Bourbon Satit . ... i uu ui ouuuay wun inends. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilhelm and Children returned to Sf.tlth Rnd thio I - morning. Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford went to oruh jiend this noon to visit her son a few weeks. Mpa Pronl' 1 1 - . p - uin isend today to visit Mrs. Clark a Iew weeKs. Tl Kannfr lff ki I "" "i"4 iciv iuio uuuu IUI t I ,rw uoJ visu in Ann Ainor ana urand C Mrc r' W Mot.lr ror, r i - k ttcuk iu oaillUCU I r j.j... I "ou iur an inueunue visu with her . - , . . i I. iau:i auu mouier. . I . ... . . -. ' I Air. ana Airs. A. . jJell, of South Jiend, are the guests of relatives and i I friends in this city. Mrs. C. E. Lowe and children of Bloomington. IndM are the quests nf relatives in this city. Dr. Bowers is reported some better todav and is able to sit un IIa hnw. - I t3 be out in a few days. i.iBh foi. I ' ---ft F. t. min; UUU rCBlCrUB) I and everybody was out eniovinir their tirat aloicrhriHa nf caann I .......wjunuv v. dcbouu. I . . .. aiauox ana wife Went, tn . . . " """ w innamann i nia nrrarnnnn miiara tk.. are conducting revival services. Mr. and Mrs. Hiehshaw. of Müh. waka. were the guests of relatives and friends in thig citv over Snmi j - v j Hon. Samuel Parker went to Boston. Mass., today on business. He went via South Bend and the Lake Shore. H t 'V. . . ., . . I m,B ,,tlB' ry B"a cnuaren or . . . . I aouin uena. speni Mindav with herltiv ... ' parents, Mr. ana Mrs. wm. Craig. Mrs. O. F. Ketchem and daughter, Hazel, wnt to Larwill this roorninor tn take a few days treatment in the ani. " i tarium. Wanted A nrt . J hum... a nart ' ..4 Plymouth, Victor G. Welsh Donaldson, Ind. 3illw t w iD,Ä . . . . . lad tM. nooD,' ZnTZ 1.. - ii:m . . ... in buh, uiiara, wno took bis wife there for burial senator H.rH.nn'. kiii .m.- . B lul electrocution of V .Y """"a tuuucu,ucu lul death was passed bv the senate Saturrtav HAranno nnnrfnmnnrl 4 n I
afternoon by a vcte of 37 to 2. Senators Agnew and liinkley voted against the
bill. It will now go to the house. Samuel Wise, of neai Pendleton, Ind., killed a hog that weighed IWO pounds. Forty-five gallons of lard were made from it. L. G. Capron who has been very sick for a couple of wveks with lagrippe is recovering and expects soon to be able to attend to business. Messrs. Geo. Dill, Henry Monroe and Misses Lura Hale and Blanche Miles, of South Bend, were the guests of friends in this city yesterday. J. F. Patterson, of Ft. Wayne, trainmaster of the Pennsylvania line, was called here today by the wreck near the O. M. tower. Mrs. D. E. Snyder, who has teen very ill for several days, shows no improvemeni touay ana ner conuuion is considered very dangerous. Misses Dollie Moore, Carrie Bussert, and Messrs. Claude Biasell and Ray Bennett drove to Argos last evening and visited wilh friends. It is stated that 13,000,000 packages of garden seeds are at the disposal of congressmen and senators for distribution among their constituents. Mrs Mary Buchtel, of Akron, O., is in this county vißiting her many relatives and friends. She epent Sunday in South Bend with her eon, William. The Knox creamery has shut down and will be sold at public auction next Saturday. The stockholders disagree among ihemFt-lves is the reason assigned f r the closing down. Ur. Martin, of this city, is interetted in a bill that has been introduced in the legislature, providing that all mitiorltv Darties mav have waThera r. it.c r.nil rhe bill is a good One and ought to ' r paßs. If young ladies think sores, pimples and red noses look well with a bridal veil and orange blossoms, it's all right, l et Rocky Mour tain Tea would drive them away. 33c. A6k your druggist. - Chas. (Jiitiith, who rlead cuiltv of horse stealing, was taken to Jefferson- " - ville today to serve a sentence of from one to fourteen years in theßtate prison. Sheriff Bondurant took him on the early train this morning. The Indiana supreme court decided a case that touches many counties. It holds that a county treasurer who lends county funds and draws interest thereon has violated the law and that his bondsmen are liable for the amount of interest pocketed by him. The Daily Alaskan, published at Skaguay, Alaska, of Jan. 17, handed to us by .J. W. Thomas, contains a special I from Dawson City, stating that the I thermometer registered 78 below zero at Forty Mile, near Dawson City, on the lüth. The city water pipes are kept open by heating the water with steam. Men are kept at all hvdracta heating them constantly. TI1K TVKULKAN ONCKItT. Foreigu Mimieian Entertain AuUieucp I.nst Kvetiin-;. The Koyal Tyrolean Concert company rendered an excellent concert at the opera house Friday night to a large and appreciative audience. No enter- . . tainment has ever anneared in this citv that exhibited a more antique, interest ing and enjoyable entertainment than did the Meier family Friday night. -.-v... mcoi, ujcujuhb Cif t hü f Q TY ilv rtff- f Ka ill vanilna -- v " "" I VPrSfttllltV ftnil inRtrnniental qImHOt I ; ' vu """" Bumemmg marvellous, uoveny cropped up in 1.. j rri, ... "Zll ' 1 06 Z,in"' lDe ujouuoim auu guiiir were most skiii...n, harwllri Q.w h ,is..s decided charntics of native melodies beini? heanti ..n.. . ., luuy uiuBiraieu; wnne tne humorous sketches surpassed many an adult per formance in interest and Droficienrv i j ' Every item of the program was encored withanenthusiasmthat wasunbounded. County sititi1 he number of deaths in the county fnr th var nndino nf in ia ill I J ,a . I rne population of the county aal. J T V lit A lAAJ VCUDUD 19 LtlJ . 1 1 if . ü I ffaln of 1.301 nvor that nf 1kOi I ' " I . .. . rne amount or school fund controlled by the couty at the present time, is .. . . I AUI O" 4 HQ I 0.-4-i-. The number of school hnn QOfl in thai county as numerated for 1U00. is 131. of - W W-., vruwvu tu v i which 44 are brick and 'JO are frame structures, which requires 177 teachers of whom 98 are males and 70 are feI maIe8, rhe 8cnol8 are composed of MM J- pupils of which 6 are colored. m. . I ine number of churches in the county as renorted for 1900. i s.v I cnurcn edifices, 77; membership, 5,8(7, of which 2.354 are males and 3.513 are I temales: Value Of Church nrnnrtv ' ' r"'" SU.UUU: number of Sundav-Hfhnni 73:Sundav rhnnl At.tAn.Unt. w? I " J i '
rhe number of rea estate transfers Mrs. De Vilbiss, Fort Wayne le unable t0 procure the ear drums, ,s entered for taxation for the year "The Relation of Parents to Teach- mav have them free Address No 2X), is 071, consideration 8802,804. era of the District School" Z 'TcnolUon institute? 7
iioud Forfeited. Gov. Linglno, of Missippi, offered a reward of $3,000 for Contractor Gibson, ot Logansport, Ind., who stands charged 1 ft - ' . . . a irrand inrv nf Miaai-ir,i miK ' n.vu offering a bribe of 850,000 to the gov nor to secure the contract of erecting the new state bouse. Later advire rhv that Gibson was anorehended at i j troit, Mich., and that two oflleera from Mississippi are on the wav to aet him Wednesday the circuit court riMr,i bi8 9r,,00 bond forfeited. He will be rememuerea as the contractor who built the court houses for Pulaski and Fulton counties, and is well known by many people in this city. Stop tli Cough and Works OIT the Cold Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure uu,u lu "y. o cure no pay. i,iMt.t. I J t
A DISASTROUS WKLCK.
Kngliietr lU'nricr'A Kiht Leg Urok-u Kigliteen Can DerailvJ. A disastrous wreck occurred on the Pennsylvania line Sunday morning near the O. M. tower, west of this city. One train wis just coming off from the sidetrack when the other came along on the main track and crashed into it, derailing and smashing eighteen cars and the engine. C. W. Bender, engineer of the train on the main track, jumped from his cab and broke his right leg above the ankle, while the fireman remained in the cab and was not injured. Mr. Bender was brought to this city and the fracture was reduced by Dr. Aspinall, the railroad phyeician. Mr. Bender says he could not stop his engine as the airbrake refused to work. The wreck train was called at once and the track cleared oy noon. Mr. Bender was removed to his home in Fort Wayne Sunday evening. Marshall County Farmers' Institute. The eleventh annual session of the Marshall County Farmers' institute will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 1.M4, PJ01, at the circuit court room, Plymouth. AH who are interested in progressive agriculture are cordially welcome to all sessions. Following is the program in full: WEDNESDAY MORNING, 10 O'CLOCK. Music Farmers Glee club Invocation Rev. J. E. Hartman Address of Welcome C. T. Mattinclv "The Farmer' Wife's Garden" lion. Alex. Johnson, Ft. Wayne ence8 on the I irm ' , I J . A. ilcr arlm. Twin Lakes ! I Wednesday afternoon, 1 o'clock. I . in-. t... ' Coral Stewart "Common Things"... . . .Mrs. Naomi De Vilbiss, Ft. Wayne "The Sugar Beet Industry in Marshall County". . Louis Shatford, Sligo Genera! Discussion "The Probible Future of Agriculture .. 10 Indiana'' Hon. Alex. Johnson m . ... .. v,oiv. MU9ic Farmers' (Jlee Club iiome atafcing . Mrs. Naomi De Vilbiss M usic i Elsie Putman ( Coral Stewart "Are the Opportunities of Farm Life Socially and Intellectually Inferior to Those of Other Occupations and i roressions i . I eter Heim, Plymouth 'Beos, Birds and Trees" Hon. Alex. Johnson Til l? KS I) AY MOKNINO.i:30 O'CLOCK. Music Union Male Quartette "'aIanced Kation Fatteners, FleshMakers Hon. Alex. Johnson "How Best Utilize Our Corn Crop" Orville Webb, Tyner General Discussion. Question Box. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 1 oV'LOCK. Music Union Male Quartette Report of Committees. Election of Otlicers for Ensuing Year. Miscellaneous Business. "How Best to Retain Soil Fertility". Lemuel Littleton, Argos EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. X- . T- .- . . . I ormr.imer seiiennght, Ld. Kanrt. Uerman John Graverson, Andrew umP Bourbon h. E. Sbtvely, Oregon (libu... Center (y T Mattincrlw f amv I "J Evans. Lerov Stalpv West-John A. McFarHn, Charles Hiss. Union Martin Lowry, George Os borne. Green Debolt Kline, Daniel Gross man. Walnut A. N. Yoast, James Drummood. Folk E.S. Webb, Frank Boss. lippecanoe Hiram Horn, II. Rank. The following program for the second annual woman's session of the farm ers' institute will be held at the Pres byterian church, Plymouth, Thursday, Feb 14 1901 ,.....r n.-yn t v r Iff nation. I'rarnF It I. f i.ajci Jir. i. r. aioore MumVsnntr Remarks bv the President oReport of Secretary A nnninf inar fVmmiHaoa "rr ,ul,uÄ vujuiiticvOt "Social Duties" Mrs. Hattie Voreis. Argos "The Farm as a Home" Mrs. De Vilbiss. Fort W'avne i "How to Lessen the Labor and Increase the Cheer of the Home" f ;iiaiij I ai.v,oariiy siani.uu.veri Music-Song. aftkknoon 1:30 o'clock. w . . . Aitisic viounoio . i
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M ss Webb. ' vmnuth .... . . . ... " "T 1 1 "mtt i rn in in rt nr I'Mdran lurnra I v" School Aee" Miss Mae Romig. Plymouth Discussion-Led bv Mrs. M. K. Hume. Plymouth. Music "America." "Farmers' Clubs" Mrs. Jennie Erwin, Bourbon Discussion Led by Mrs. Alice Cooper, Bourbon. Miscellaneous (a) "How to Make House-Cleaning Easy," Mrs. Eva Pomeroy;(b) "Flowers in the Home, Miss Emma Stacy; (c) "How to Make Hens Lay in Winter," Mrs. Dora Corraican; (d) "Ii Butter-Making Profitable on the Farm and How Can We Improve It;" (e) "Meeds of the Farmer' Wife;" (f) "Economy." Report of Committees. Election of Omcers. Mu ic "God Be With You Till We Meet Again."
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