Topeka Republican from Topeka, Kansas • 4

TOPEKA REPUBLICAN The Star Grocery oilers you bargains in Groceries, so that you can save 25 per cent on your expenses by buying your Groceries from us. SECRET SOCIETIES. THE DATE AND FLACK OF MEETING. MASONIC. Mints In dty building.

701 Kansas Ave. Topeka Lodge, No, 17. ineuls 1st mill 3rd Wednesday of eaeli month. Orient Lodge, No. 01, meets 1st find 3rd Friday of each month.

Golden Rule Lodge, No. 90, meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each moiilli. Hiloitm Lodge. No. 225, meets 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month.

Topeka Chapter, No. 0, meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month. Zulmd Connell, No. 4, meets the 4th Tuesday of each mouth. Topeka Comnmndry, No.

8, meets 1st and 8rd Mommy of each month. Beiilnh Chapter, No. 34, meets 1st and 3rd Bat-unlay of eneli month. Oriental Lodge of Perfection. No.

3, A. and A. H. Hite, meets on the 4tli Thursday of each month. Unity Chapter, Bose Croix, No.

A. and A. n. Rile, meots 4th Thursday of each month, Goilhey do St. Omar Connell, Knights Ka-i hisli.

No. 2, A. and A. 8. Kite, meets 4th Thursday of eaeli month, r.

o. s. of a. Meets at Llneoln Iosf Hall, K. 6th St.

Washington Camp, No 3, meets Wednesday night of eat week. Washington Camp No. 5, meet Friday night of each week. Loyal Sons and Daughters of America, Runner Lodge, No. meets 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month.

Washington Camp No. 1. meets Monday night of each week, Rower Building, N. T. OJIDEli OF BED MEN.

Tribe No. meet Wednesday night of eneli week, Hall, 620 Kansas Ave. Mmnowa Connell No. meets every Saturday evening at Red Men's hall, 620 Kansas avenue, Ghleasaw I'rilin No. 17, meets every Friday evening ut 020 Kansas avenue.

ORDER of ELKS. P- E. meet Saturday night of each week. Hall In Crawford Opera House Building. KNIGllTS of GOLDEN EAGLE.

Apollo Lodge, No. 6, meet Thursday night of each week, K. of P. Hall, E. nth St, I.

0. O. F. Meet til I. O.

(), F. Building, 52i Quincy St. Shawnee, No. 1, meet uesday night 'of ei A la no catfish, said to weigh 812 pounds, was recently caught in the Mississippi river near Cairo, 111. In the stomach of the monster there were found, it is claimed, two fish-hooks aud a Hue, a ten-penny nail, a gold ring and a registered letter addressed to a resldeut of Richmond, Va.

This dose is a little large but must go down. It is said that Tumhlesome Tomlinson has flopped aguiu. This time we hope he hag gone into the Salvation Army, He never has, to our knowledge, been on the winning side. The Democrats of Kansas never scored a point while lie was la the party, and the Republican party lost the State the first election after he flopped into that pnrty. The little fish that left the Democratic pint last fall in Kansas, aud crawled into the Repuiilican mud hole are making the waters roll again in their efforts to get bick into the clear swim.

They are at the edge of the bank crying for Senator Martin to throw them one small morsel of political food. They will find that Senator Martin is not looking for sharks or dog fish in giving out the public patronage. Scientists, some years ago, claimed that life could be infused Into a dead body by means of electricity, but it did not prove successful on human beings, Terence MoG rant and his backers might successful If they would apply electricity on the carcass the People's party buried last November, aud if successful, prove ttiat electricity has influence iu the brimstone regions, where the remains can lie found. The Republican bus received two half butternuts from a man in Indiana, requesting the editor of this paper to forward one to R. B.

Welch and the other to Col. Hughes. The donor says they are the ones he ana one of his neighbors wore in 18G2, and as they are in full sympathy with Welch and Hughes in their revolutionary schemes wishes to reward them with the emblems of disloyalty in 18G2. The gentlemen can have the emblems by calling at this office. The Boys in Blue iij a purely patriotic order and non political, so its admirers say, but Boinehow or other, we do not know a single man who belongs to It ex cept a Populist.

Saturday Lance. It is almost eless to take notice of such little squibs us the above. The young in w.i edits the Lance has not got sufficiently dry behind the ears to know very much anyway. lie probably takes his schooling from the men who rebelled against the State a week or two ago, and is blind to all patriotic motives coming from the loyal men of the State. When R.

B. Welch had charge of the forces arrayed against the Slate, be went to sleep iu one of the rooms where he had his forces rendezvous) aud the boys burnt cork and blackened bis face. Whet; lie awoke and looked at himself in a glass, he thought that the Lord had sent a curse oon him as lie had done unto THE BEST HUSBAND. Here Are Descriptions of Him From Many Points of View, The ideal husband Is here described. It will be noted that tastes differ as to wbat sort of man makes the bBt life partner.

The standard by which one good husband Is measured would In noway fit another good husband, whose wife thought him quite perfection. Here are some of the definitions most reoently received: The best husband most delights in his wife, ceaselessly cherishing mutual love, and honoring her by maintaining personal dignity and consistency of life. One who has mastered himself and the soience of Hvllhood; loving faithful, forgiving; ruliDg tenderly a weak woman and inspiring homage in a sensible woman. An ideal husband Is one who loves his wife more than all else excepting his God; being strictly moral; regarding his wife as bis dearest friend and companion. The man who thinks his wife can cook as good, if not better, than his mother need to; who always admires his wifes hats aDd gowns; and remains so in love that any criticism seems unnecessary.

A man having mental and physical health, loving his wife for his wifes sake, living a life that honors her lie confides In his wife aud merits her confidence. lie is considerate, Affectionate, constant, and discreetly Indulgent, and is unequivocally the head of tve family. The man who lives according to the best of his ability; up to all t.h sacred vows he has taken before God and man. One who ia sympathetic and considerate; strong to protect nnd da fend, yet gentle, tender and chivalrous, who loves passionately but without coarseness; a master of himself. A man who is noble and generous who has a neart where envy and unthankfulness find no place, where love and gentleness are the presiding angels.

The man that will smile a warm, genial, heartfelt smile when please him, even though he may frown when dont Patient, kind, loving, tender and true, regarding his wifes honor and his own so that he respects the honor of all women. A gentleman who honors, loves, cherishes, ministers to and conducts himself toward his wife the same after marriage as before; granting her equal rights, liberties aid privileges. A man of honor and probity, of intelligence and judgment, Gil fearing and temperate without fanaticism. One who knows his own weaknesses and never chides his ED. G.

MOORE SON, EDITORS ANO PROPRIETORS. M. R. CHEtNCV. Travclins Co(o By Mall la Advanoa, Pottage Paid.

Winnie collies ,05 Three inoutlm six nimalis Olio your l.uu Entered at the Postofflce In Topeka, Kiuinus, as seeoml-vlass limiter. ESTABLISHED IN 1889. EDITORIAL BLASTS, A mttlk blizzard now and then is relished by the fuel men, Omaha Bee. It is said that Armour will employ 0,500 men at his new packing house In Kansas City. Mus.

A. M. Sutherland and family and Mr. G. B.

Scott and family of Gar-bondale, have moved to Topeka and will make this city their future home. Tiie election of a Democratic senator by the Republican legislature of Dakota seems to Indicate that the g. o. p. is getting into line with the national sentiment.

Its funny, isnt it, how quickly the Capital dropped the bond question, when the Peoples party began showing up the utter worthlessness of the bond of the Republican treasurer. 'Terence McGkant of the Capital is knocked out again. The editor of the Repuiilican called at the Pop office the other day and saw a box of soap lying on the editors desk. House cleaning season, you know. The Santa Fe company has certainly struck a bananza.

When a case is brought against them in the district court it cau appeal to Judge Ilortou. lie is a safe and sure remedy for all evils in the Santa Fe body. The same day last week that a million dollars worth of dogs were put on exhibition in New York, eight starving children were found in the poor quarter of the city. That is nineteenth century civilization for you. It is safe to say that at least one half the Democratic visitors who went to Washington on the pretense of seeing Cleveland inaugurated went there lor another purpose, and will remain until they hear something drop.

At West Lynn, the other day, a locomotive was coupled to a large electric power was applied to them in opposite directions. For some time neither gained an inch, but finally with the aid of sand thrown on the track the locomotive came off victorious. Mn. Lease of Wichita, in trying to find his wife Bends out the following touching bit of poetry to the papers that it may meet his wandering spouse: Say I if our fate, a cruel lot, Hath cut our hearts assever, Why, Mary, bring my trousers hack, And then go vote forever. Eli Moore of Lawrence, an old-time Topeka printer is in Washington, pre sumably baiting for the Lawrence post office or something better from President Cleveland.

Eli has done lots of hard work for the Democracy of Kansas, and his friends would be glad to hear of his services being rewarded. As both the warring factions in this State claim a political victory over the other and settled down to active legislative work, it may be Bald that it is a kind of sugar beet for which Kansas soil is famed. If this thing should get to Holland what an intllux of emigration we would have from that country to Kansas. The Capital has gotten through showing up Adjutant General Artz, and for fear it may run out of something good to tell its readers, we would suggest that it take up Judge Strang. From evidence in possession of the Republican it might make interesting reading if it could be put in cypher so that the papers could go through the mails.

Mrs. M. B. Woodworth, Miss Emma Isenburg and Miss Ollie Daggett, the evangelist and her assistants who held the tent meeting in the city park last season, arrived in the city from Seattle, Tuesday night, and are registered at the St. James hotel.

They opened their meetings in the Dennis block on Jackson street, Thursday evening. First published in tliu Uki'Uhlican, Feb. nth. SHERIFFS SALE. In the District Court, Third Judicial Dis.

trlct, Shawnee County, Kansas. Ilammli Kltchlc, plaintiff, VH. Ma Miller, st at, defendants. H) virtue of tin order of Hale Issued out of tlie District Court, In the above entitled cane, to me directed and delivered, I will, on Monday, the Vtth day of March, 1893, at a sale to begin at lnoeloek a. in.

of wild day, at Hie front door ol tlioeourt house, hi the city ef Tonekn, In Hhawnee eounty, Statu of Kiinsus, oiler for Male al nubile auction and Hell to the litiilicNt bidder for cash In band, the lnllmvlng described real appurtenances belong, lug thereto, to-wil: Lots numbered and 377 on Kansan avenue, III Kilehio's Addition to tliu city of Topeka, III Shawnee county, Kansas. Said real estate Is taken as the piopcrty of Haiti dcl'cndaiits, and Is appraised at the hiiiii of tLi.aoo. and will be Hold to satisfy said order of sale, rite purebaser will be required to pay cash for said property at the lime of mile, (iiven under my build, ut mvollh-a In the city of Topeka, Shawnee county, Kansas, Hits 1th day of February, lata. J. Wn.KKitsov, Sheriff.

E. E. Cit esn rv, Alt'y for Ilulntiff. (First published in the Republican Feb. 25.) SHERIFFS SALE.

(u the District Court, Third Judicial District, Shawnee County, Kansas. Hannah Ritchie, rialtitllf, Clara N. McCabe, et. al 1 Casc No- Defendants. By virtue of an Order of Sale Issued out of the District four iu the above entitled ease, to me directed and delivered, I w'll, on Monday the 2711) day of March, at a sale to begin at lit oclock a.

m. of said day, at the frontdoor of the Court House, ill the City of Topeka, 111 Shawnee county. Stale of Kansas, oiler for stile at public auction anil sell to the blithest bidder for Cash til Hand, the following-described real estute.alid appurleiiiinces belonging thereto, lo-wit: Lot numbered 3sti on Kansas avenue, in the city of Topeka, in Shawnee county, State of Kansas, the same beng a part of the northeast ipiurtcr of Section (, Township 12, Range IS; 75 i eel long cast and west by 25 feet wide north and south, and appraised at the sum of all in Shawnee county, Kansas. Said real estate Is taken as tile property of said defendants and will he sold to satisly said Order of Sale. The purchaser will be required to nay cash for said property at time of sale.

(it veil under my hand, at my olllce ill the City of Topeka, Shawnee county, Kansas, tills 11th day of February. ist3. J. M.Wii.k kroon, Sheriff. E.

E. Chkhnky, Attorney for Plaintiff. (First published In the Republican, Feb, 25,) NOTICE. iu the Circuit Court of Shawnee Couuty, Kansas. Simon S.

ott and George E. Tewksbury, 1taintitls, vs. Lillie Myers, Anton Myers, L. C. Miller, (.

E. Bartlett amt Lctttider May, Defendants. Leander May, defendant in the above entl'led iction, will lake notice that said plaintiffs have Hied their petition In said coutl and commenced suit against said defendants, and that be must answer said petition on or hemic the loth day of April, 1803, or said petition mil be taken as true and Judgment rendered foreclosing a tmirt-ga -e executed by defendants, Lillie Myers and Anton Myers, to plaintiffs, upon lots No. 23.2, 25 td, on Flay street, in Quinton Steele's addition in Sluwnee Count), Kansas, ns the same is platted and on file in the ollie1 of the Register of Deeds hi Shawnee County, Kansas, and known as Quinton Th ights, amt ordern said real estate sold without appraisement, to satisfy said mortgage debt and excluding said defendant from any Interest In said premises. IV.

K. IIazkn, Attorney for Plaintiffs. Attest: M. Gahdknhihe, Clerk. By E.

M. Cockrell, Deputy. (First published in the Republican Feb. 25.) PUBLICATION NOTICE. Bueli 'iiiin Riggs will take notice tlmt Lizzie Riggs, on the 22il day of February, is.w, ffh-tl Iter petition in divorce in the District Court of Shawnee eounty, Kansas, in an action divorce, alleging as cause abandonment for more than one year, and praying custody of children, and to debar said Buchanan Riggs from all intereat in the real estate theiein described, and unless said Buchanan Riggs answers said petition on or before April to, 1893, said petition will be taken as true and a decree of divorce will be granted In pursuance of the prayer thereof.

Lizzi it Rums, Plaintiff. First published In the Republican, March 11. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANTS. In the District Court of the State of Kan- bus in and for Shawnee County. The Investors Company, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs.

AnnaS. Lull, Eugene B. Lull, et. Defendants. To Aiiim S.

Lull, Eugene D. Lull, J. Hynes, 11. McAllister and E. F.

Burleigh, iuipluudca witn otners, defendants iu the above entitled on use: You are hereby notified that you have been sued by the plaintiff iu the above entitled cause in the District Court ot the State of Kansas, iu and for Shawnee County, and that on or before the 22nd day of April, A. D. 1883, you must answer the petition now on tile in the office of the Clerk of said District Court against you whereiu plaintiff asks a judgment aguiust defendants, Anna S. Lull and Eugene Ji. Lull, tor the umount due toe plaintin upon one reul estate mortgage bond for tliesumol $500, and upon eight oerlniu interest notes aggregating the Mini of seven hundred aud sixty-one and twenty-live one hundredth dollars, all dated September Iff, 1889, executed by said defendants last named to the Lombard Investment Company and by it assigned to, aud now owned by tho plaintiff, said interest notes representing a part of the interest on two certain real estate mortgage bonds aggregating the sum of $4, 500.00, secured by a mortgage upon the following described real estate situated in the County of Shawnee and State of Kansas, to wit: Lots six hundred nnd thirty-soven (037), and six hundred and thirty-ulna (039), nnd the south hull of lot six hundred nnd thirty live (635), all on Kansas avenue, in tho city of Topeka, iu Walnut Grove sub-division of that part of the soutnwe-it quarter oi Section six (0), Township twelve (12), South Range sixteen (161, east of the 6th principal meridian, lying east of the extension of Topeka avenue, and north of the Shunganunga oreek, according to the recorded plat thereof; also praying that a deoieo be entered foreclosing said mortgage as to the amount due on said eight interest notes aud ou said bond for $560; that the equity of redemption of each ami all of the defendants named in the title of said cause in nnd to said mortgaged premises be forever barred and foreclosed; tlmt any right, title, lien or interest owned or claimed by you, or either of you, in or to said premises, be adjudged to be junior and inferior to the plaintiff's mortgage lien thereon and that said lands be sold to pay the amount due nil said interest notes aud suid bond secured by said mortgage.

Y'ou are hereby further notified that tf you fail to answer said pciitiou on or before the day hereinbefore stated, the facts and allegations contained in said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered as therein prayed for. D. H. Ettien, A Homey for Plaintiff. Attost.

S. M. Gardonhire Clerk of the District Court of ohawnee County, Kausue. week Topeka Lodge, No. 40, meet Wednesday night of eaeli week.

Northcraft Lodge, No. 228, meets Friday night of each week. Capital Lodge, No. 392, meets Wednesday evening at 704 and 706 Kansas avenue. Shawnee Encampment, No.

3, meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month. Apollo Rebecca Degree No. meets every Monday evening at 704 and 700 Kansas avenue. Naomi Rebecca Degree, No, 95, meets 2nd and 4th Monday of each month. Canton Topeka, No.

meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday of eaeli month. Eugene Lodge. No. 79, meets every Friday night in I. O.

O. F. Building. N. T.

A. 0. U. IF. Upchurch Lodge, No.

meets Molulay night of each week, 420 Kan. Ave. Apollo Lodge, No. 188, meets Friday night of eaeli week. 418 Kail.

Ave. Capital Lodge, No. 3, meets Thursday night of each week, 418 Kansas Ave. Shawnee Lodge, No. 244, meets Friday night of each week at K.

of P. Hall, Kansas Lodge. No, 200, meets Friday night of each week, 620 Kan. Ave. Topeka Lodge, No.

it, meets Friday night of eaeli week, 725 Kansas Ave. Kitw Valley Lodge, No. 20, meets Wednesday night of each week 826 N. Kail. Ave.

Star Lodge, No. 331, meets Tuesday night of each week, Cor. Kan. Ave. and Gordon N.T.

Irwin Lodge, No. meets Friday night of eaeli week, 420 Kan. Ave. SELECT KNIGHTS Capital Legion, No, meet every Tuesday night at their flail, its Kan. Ave.

Wash ingle Legion, No. 26, meets every Thursday night at 723 Kansas Avenue. DEGREE OF HONOR. Loveland Lodge No. 83, meets Tuesday evening Of eneli week, at 723 Kansas avenue.

Capital Lodge, No. 7, meets in their Hall. 422 Kan. every Wednesday night. Charity Lodge, No.

20. meets in A. (). U. W.

Ilall, 826 N. Kan. every Saturday night. Ennis Lodge, No. 61, meets iu A.

'). U. w. Hall 418 Kan. every Wednesday night.

All members in good standing cordially invited. KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS. Hall corner 6th and Quincy Sts. Topeka Lodge, No. 38, meets Saturday night of each week.

Home Lodge, No. 155, meets Wednesday night ol each week. Valiant Lodge, No. 179. meets Monday night of eaeli week.

Cal la Division, No. 8, U. meets Tuesday night of each week. Amity Lodge No. 232.

meets each Monday ad comer Gordon street and Kansas ave. EQUITABLE AID UNION. Shawnee Union, No. 867, meets Monday night each week, Lincoln Post Hall, K. 6th.

Topeka Union, No. 709, meets every Friday evening at B. of L. E. hall, corner 4th and Adams streets.

IIERRMAN SONS. Eintraeht Lodge, No. 6, meets Thursday night of each week, 314 Kansas Ave. KNIGHTS of COLUMBIA. Summit Lodge, No.

7, meets tho 1st and 3d ednesday evening of each month at 723 Kansas avenue. Topeka Lodge, No. 1, meets every Friday evening at 723 Kan. Ave. Capital Lodge No.

2, meets each 'Wednesday evening, corner Gordon street and Kansas Ave. Shawnee Lodge No. tos, meets eaeli Saturday evening, corner Gordon street and Kansas Ave. K'G'TS LADIES of SECURITY. Capital Connell Nol, meets every Wednesday evening at the of L.

E. Ilall, corner 4th anil Adams Sts. Topeka Council, No. 2, meets every Monday evening at Red Mens Hall, 620 Kansas Ave. Shawnee Council No.

3, meets the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each mouth at 826 N. Kansas aveaue. ORDER of SELECT FRIENDS. Capital Lodge No. 58, meets Monday night of eaeli week at 433 Kan.

Ave. P. B. Plumb Council, No. meets in A.

O. U. W. Hall, 418 Kan. each Monday night.

MODERN WOODMAN OF AMERICA. Sunflower Camp No. 530, meets every Tuesday evening at 704 and 706 Kansas avenue. U. O.

O. F. Exodts Lodge, No. 2034. meets the 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, 332 Kan.

Ave. TRADES AND LABOR, Topeka Trades and Labor assembly meets the second and fomtli Friday evenings of each month at their hall G18 Kansas avenue. The Salesman and Clerks Union, No. 5280, (A. F.

of meets the first and third Monday of each mouth at their hall, 618 Kansas avenue, at 8 o'clock p. m. ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS. Topeka Division No. meets the first and third Sundays of each month, at 620 Kansas at 2 oclock p.

m. B. OF L. E. B.

of L. meets 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month in their hall, corner Adams ami 4th sts. B. OF L. F.

B. of L. Firemen, meets 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month In their hall, 418 Kan, Ave. Flower of the West Lodge. No.

202, meets the 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoon of each moulh.418 Kan. Ave. B. OF L. T.

B. of L. Trainmen, meet 2nd and 4th Simd-iv In their ltall corner 4th and Adams Sts. 1 Any secret societies not In the above lis win be inserted by leaving the name, No. aml'nlu, of meeting, at the office of the Kkpuui ioa 108 E.

Sixth St. lu The Keeley cure is administer Kansas only at the Keeley Institu Kansas City, Leavenworth, Wichits North Topeka. Ham, and Tor a lew minutes lie was a most pitiful looking specimen of humanity. lie weakened; lie trembled with fear, and when about to rush from the room in despair, the boys iuformed him that it was only a joke perpetrated upon him by them-He became reconciled aud called for soap and water, aud removed the black from his face, but his heart still retains its color. We are sorry to lean that Mrs.

Kate Willett, who has resided on Third ave- nue East, has gone to Topeka to live.i She Is a lady that will be greatly missed among us, and it is with feelings of sincere regret that her many friends see her go. Mr. Willett has been in business in North Topeka for several months, hence the cause of her removal. Her daughter, Miss Gertrurp, will remain until her school in St. John doses and then will also go to Topeka to her parents.

We wish the best luck may attend them in their new home. Her goods have already been shipped, and she is visiting among friends for a few days. She will leave the early part of next week for her new home. Hutchinson Clipper. Van Prather, auditor of State, has kept in his employ Bince he entered upon the duties of his office, E.

B. Whaley, the fouleBt-mouthed slanderer of Peoples party principles, of its foremost men, of its women and children, that ever lived to disgrace mankind. The foulest politi cal cesspool cannot send forth stench strong enough to prevent this man Whaley from entering and tossing out the vilest scum upon his political enemies, and Van Prather, knowing all this, and elected upon the promise of purging his office of such filth, still keepB this man in the office. It may be that Whaley has some hold upon the auditor, and he finds it difficult to let him go, but the people who elect State auditors will re member Van Prather two years hence, if be does not keep his promise with the party, and drive out of his office all objectionable characters. wife with hers.

Manly withont affectation: decisive, but never cruei; gentle and affectionate, but never effeminate. With these qualifications any man is fully equipped to meet the yearnings of an honest heart. The loved and loving companion, protector and adviser of wife and children, the head of the house, a faithful and honored citizen. A husband who considers his wife the light of his domestic circle. Kind, confidential, good tempered to practice somewhat of self denial, and attentive to his wife, remembering that his wifes oomfort will be his chief eim.

He who reveres his mother, honors his fellowmen and loves hi 4 wife and children above all else, save his country and his God. A man who loves his wife better than when they were sweethearts and lskind, thoughtful, and considers her pleasure and happiness before his own. A true, lovinir, faithful companion and protector a soul mate. One who loves and daily woos his wife as his sweetheart, is mindful of her wants, generous, gentle and forbearing her protector and true friend. One who always treats his wife as a lover treats his sweetheart, who is forbearing, kind and true, providing generously for all her wants.

One who loves his wife unselfishly, treats her with courtesy, is loyal, tender and true to her as he expects her to be to him. The man who neer to passion gives His wile's wishes his own, Amt always of Ills family thinks, A nd seldom leaves his home. German Evangelical Church, Topeka avenue between 5th and 6th, Rev. G. Dital will preach at 11a.

m. Sunday school 10 a. m. Saturday 9:30 a. German School..