People's Pilot, Volume 4, Number 38, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 March 1895 — Surprised on Her 14th Birthday. [ARTICLE]

Surprised on Her 14th Birthday.

Last Wednesday March 6, was the occasion of the 14th birthday of Miss Katie Collins and in honor of that event her classmates at school decided to give that popular young lady a grand surprise party. Accordingly invitations were written and sent to each member of the class, including a few outside friends. At 7 o’clock in the evening the young people met at the home of Miss NoraMorlan and with their teacher, Miss Wharton, as chaperon marched to Miss Katie’s home, and with glad exclamations rushed in upon her. The evening was spent very pleasantly at games. Refreshments consisting of oranges, bananas, candy and cake, were served, and at 10 o'clock the company bade their little hostess good-night, wishing her many more such happy anniversaries.

The following are the names of the guests: Mist; Wharton, Myrtle Ilaus, Nora Morlan, Ora Warfield. Grace Nowels. Leila Coen. Mary Weathers. Fredia Kohler. Ethel Sharp. Carrie Warren, Carrie Marshall. Katie Marshall. Susan Kessinger, Bessie Benjamin, Lon Flynn, Bessie Murray. Clara Murray, Zulu Hopkins. Ella Watson. Gertie Owens. KenJtli Morgan. Vern Robinson. Zern Wright, jErnest Clark, Frank Saylor. Charley Kelley. James George. Charley Melender, Austin Haus. Willard Warfield, Ira Osborne. Will Woodworth. Ernest Clark. John Eiglesbach, Frank McCarthy.

Owing to sickness Evangelist Bischoff of Springfield, 111., cannot be here before the end of next week. The special meetings will then be resumed in the Presbyterian church. All are! cordially invited to attend — j great results are expected from j these meetings because much in- 1 terest has already been mani-j tested, and Evangelist Bischoff’s | ; meetings are always very largely attended and successful. From sto 8 specialties introduced at every performance of the Hascall Comedy Co. Change program nightly. Opera house, March 11, one lady admitted free with every paid 35c ticket. Henry Welsh and son Lewis, I<uf Remington, were in town Tuesday on their way home from a visit with relatives at DeMotte.