The Nazareth Item

              Nazareth Item.
AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER,   DEVOTED   TO    LITERATURE,   LOCAL   AND    GENERAL    INTELLIGENCE.
Jl^AZARETH, PA., FRIDAY MORNING, JANi;ARY;j28, 1916
No. 9,
The TRUMBOWER OO^ j
Successors To P. S.[Trumbower. , *
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The success of this school and of its graduates Is due prln-    ••-
';    cipally to the fact that atudeuts are taught to do thoroughly what    )*
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A catalogue and a school journal giving particulars about cour- 868, tuition fees, positions, etc., will be sent free upon request. You can begin a course now, day or evening.
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THE
TINDER BOX
By
MARIA THOMPSON
DAVIESS
Author of "The Melting
of Molly"
TlKit   innkeg   It   «n
Coprrltfht, 191S, bgr the Cantury CoinpMi7
tor     !l      bottle.        xhml      iuhhvb     H.     «n lauh   Ol   iileiiuun;   ill
cliciiper." tlon, Imt :i.s tim • v
"Exiiilly the tUhiK. and we mustn't coii.xc.l tiio ( m,.
spend    luono.v    unneocssiirily,"    ,Tane subjijct ot" tin- \ .
agreed.    "I!ut I don"t wnnt. to trespass ^ lordly ercntiiri'M iu liii- w...   <.i i . .    .1 .-
on   your   time,   IlenrietVa,   dear,"   kIio , tlon for tlie in.sult th.-it yvo w. 1 e f/.i;-
nddcd   will]   tlie  deft.Tence .she  wonld ' luK them  to swijllow  l.iy  takin;,'  i.iiu-
hiive used ill speaUiiiK to the president , ter.s hi oui- ov.ii  ham's, and  tlii'ii  we
of tlic .\ation leasue or Ihe founder of li"*! a riialiy ^I'^rious liiiie.
Hull IToiis,..
".No. iii')':a!i. I'm irl.id t'l do it. and I'll (JO quieU 'fon.' it jj;ct.s any iJitei' in the diiy  for me (o  watch  the elork,"
Tlie   aflcriioiiii   wore   away     i . winj-'M of ma'.;!'.-, nnd  tlio lou.ir,  imiple sliadows worn fiiHiii.t; a'-ross'the sireet. a rustle oi' cool nl^dit wind was stiiTiuir
answereil Ilem-ietlii in slately tones ^^^ treetops, and Ihe first stnr whs thai were very like .l.ine's and whirl) ; coniimr timidly ont into the f-'lonmin;.' I had iiever Ilea I'd hrr employ before.     j before   tliey   ail   realized   tbat   it   was
And  before  any  of  tbe  tliree of ns | time to liiii-i'v  and  seiirry  under i-oof got our breat.li ber bare little feet Were j trees, flashiii),' n|) toy ivout \v;illc. I     f'fo   <;ie(Miiield   was   waitinir   at   t"be
"ireii)!" exi-laimed I'l.lk as be leaiieil    Sit'' f"r ''ar.iliiie.
N'
baelc from bis wliecl and I'.iiined bini self wltb bis hat. "Po yon u c tin' same iiietbods with jri-own b":i^ts tlMi you do with cults?" be added W'.ik y.
"It's tbe same .-ibe lir.s a!',v^ ; n ,•.] on me, only this is more ili..i:iatic. Beware!" I siiid with a lau-ii es 1 in- gisted on Just one stjneeze of .l.iiu''s white linen arm ns she was eiinibin^' back into tbe car.
"That's a remarkably line eliild. nnd she should have fjood. dejjendahle. businesslike habits put in tbe iilace of faulty and useless ones. Ilei- pi'of:ini- ty will make no difference fnr tlie iires- ent and can be easily corrected. Don't Interfere wifli ber nttending to my commissions. Kvelina. Let's stnrt. Mr. Hayes." .And .fane settled herself calmly for tbe spin out Pro\idenco road.
"All tbe hundred dollars nil by her self, .lane?" I called after them.
Just ,Ts !f.":;r!eita bad taken a bisl peep nt tbe cinck on tbe ball table and gone to jinswer ,<aliie's call to come and help .Vunt Idlsie in tbe heddinj,' of the kitten and the puti Polk's auto stopped nt the Kate, and be and .(ane came up the fiont walk in tho twi¬ light lOKetber.
She hiKl on bis tlannel coat over bei' linen one. and bis e.\iii<'ssion was one of glorllied and iransbicent daze. 1 didn't lo.,k at ber. I felt as if 1 couldn't. I was st;ired! For ,'i sec¬ ond slie held me in her arms and kiss¬ ed me. re;iliy-!:he hrst time she hp.d ever done it in all my life—and then went on upstairs v.-ith u nice, cool good iii-.dit and   "fbanli yo',]" to I'olk.
"Eveliuii." be said as lie banded ine the eniiity hmch basket and also the •mpty lisb bucket. Uie flrst be had ever In his life liioUKbt in from Little Har¬ peth, "I was rijtiit about tbat hallelu-
Tatamy.
i !.-., 1... ;.liily nieeting ¦ ::.' St. .John's Lutheran .Missionary .Society, wil he held 01. Sunday afternoon, January .30.
Mrs. Irwin Steager is confined to her  home  with the grippe.
Quite a numl;er of our jieople at¬ tended the dedication exerci.ses at Arndt's  ("hurch,  on  .Sunday.
William J. Happel, of Philadel¬ phia, spent S::turday and Sunday visi¬ ting relatives  in town.
John Slfeiker, ot Newark, .\'. J., spent Sunday visiting his parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Sleeker.
The Tatamy Baseball Club wil hold a Minstrel show on Saturday even¬ ings, February 5 and IU, in ttie Band ilall. The entertainment consist of plays, sketches, songs and jokes. Ad¬ mission 10 and 20 cents.
Stewart Whitesell, of Phillipsliurg, X. J., spent Sunday with his par¬ ents, Mr. and .Mrs. Daniel Whitesell.
The Literary Society will meet on I'^riday at 7.4.') P. M. in the school- liouse.     A fine program will be ren
CHUKOH  REMonELKI).
Old Historical ("hurch Ue-Consn- <ra(f(I—Lnvfte .M tendance at .lill the Services—Haiid.some Sunday- school Addition — Iniprovenienis f O.St «1 7,000.
The bij^ric Arndt's and iIi:.-,..,..„ er's^^^rfot; Church of the I>utheran aiuTiiefornied Congregations, of Forks Township, Bushkill X'alley, was the Mecca for former members and friends in great numbers Sun¬ day, when the church was reconse- ctrated after undergoing improve¬ ments covering a period of the past lourteeii months and costing in the neighborhood of $17,00 0. The pas¬ tors of these congregations, the Kev. G, S. I-Cieckner, of .Nazareth, aad Rev. H. J. lihret, of Bethlehem, had charge of the services and performed the act of reconsecration. The church was filled to overJlowing at [iractically all tlie services and it was
dered.     The   i'ublic   Librarv   will   in-JLMir^^ '^^^ '" ^^^ history.
open to the public on  Friday from-Tl ^'"^ morning service began with a
to 7.45 P. .M. Thirty new books haveh'''-'^""'^^''^'     "Pastorole,"  by  Clayton heen  procured including popular fie-1 ^Ii"^''' f't' organist.     Mr. Miller fur-
tion, historical and social problems. The program is as follows: Decla¬ mations: Mrs. William A. Happel, Maggie Werkheiser, John F. White- sell, Mrs. Francis Messinger; Select Headings: Earl Smith, Harold Keller,
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SUNDAY HOURS: 9-10 A. M.
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and
6-7 P. M.
Crawford's Drug Store.
Nazareth, Pa.
(Continued.)
CHAPTER XIV. Jane Versus Henrietta. OW, why did 1 write weeks ago that I would iilce to witness au encounter between .lane and Henrietta? 1 didn't nie:i!i it, but I got it!
Without ruUling a hair or changing color, .lane sleiiped out of the auto and faced the foe. Henrietta Is a tiny scrap of a svomaii, intense in a wild, beautiful, almost hunted kind of way, and she is so thin tbat il makes my heart ache.   She is being f.-iirly crushed
witii thc beautiful deiiending weight of   wake of the auto. ' Ithe reai   woman,  ouly  they  are  more
her mother an<l the responsibility of! For several hours I attended to tin. ; so- I have seen a light, nnd you point- the twins, and somehow- she is nmst I business of my life in a haze of medi j ^ '^'10 '^^^i'- ^^'1" J""" forgive me for pathetic.    I made a motion to step be- | tation.    If Henrietta ticks off the same j being what I wa.s—and U-ust loe—with
number   of   minutes   on   the   w-onian |''^'t''~»''""d night!"   He was gone! clock from Jane's stniidpoint that Jane      Jane's  kiss had been one of revela- has  marked   off  from   ber own   motli   ! tlo" to me. er's high noon is going to strike befnre we are ready for it.
But it  was  only nn   hour or tw-o of high minded communing with tbe fn
ture that  I uot  the time for before  i i-"^'ort bampton   County,   for   the   Mat-1 .     .r      .       ., ,        - „'     .,
UK  r  I   lime tierore     , ^^^^^^^.^ ^.^^^ Company.  The Matthews!"^   Trenton   they   were  rhe  guests  ofj reth
iiished a number of approjiriate se¬ lections throughout this aud the two other services of the day. The con¬ secration service proper was an im¬ pressive one and was conducted by Pastors   Ehret   and   Kleckner.     Two
Harry Lich'enwalner, Mrs. H. H. Al-! *^'-'""i""s Wfre preached at the morn- hert. Itussell Sweitzer; Referred j'"^ ^'=''^''f'^''^>' ^^^v. I. B. Ritter, ,presi- Qucstion, Henry Slover; Sentiments'''''""^ "^ "^^e Allentown Conference of by ali called upon; Violin Solo. .Miss: ^'''^ Lutheran Church, of Allentown, Mabel Barrall; .Mandolin and Guitar'"'"'' ^'^ t'^** I^^v. Floyd R. Shafer, 01 I^uet,    Homer    .Albert    and    Francis  '^^'^™-^'-
Messinger. Debate, Resolved that ; -^lany persons were unable to gain Tutamy should have a picture house: ' admittance to the service in tbe atter- Amrmative,   itohert  Messinger,   Paul I "O""-  An   address   was   delivered   by
Watch The "ITEM" ADS.
Mid-Winter
Clearance
w)d.l6 • • •
The Greatest Sale ever held reducing by substantial mar¬ gins in the face of serious economic hardship.s:—
Overcoats and Suits for Men and Boys.
Men's Suits, values to $15 only $10.95
Men's Suits, values to $to only     6.95
Men's Ove^coats, valties ti > ,St5 only     9.50  ||
Big Selection of Overcoats, values to $12 only     4.95  f
tween her and .lane,  but one look in Jane's face sloiiiied me.
"Dear," shc^ said, in her rich, throaty, strong voice ns she looke<l jileadiiiL-'ly at the mliltunt midget facing her. Sud¬ denly I was tinit lonesome, homesick freshman by tbe waters of lAikv Wa- ba'n, with Jnne's awkward young arm around me. and I stood aside to let Henrietta come into ber heritage of Jane. "Don't you want to como with U8?" wns the soft iiuestion that follow¬ ed the commanding word of endear¬ ment.
"Nol" was the sliort but slightly molllfle<l answ-er as Henrietta dug her toes into the dust and began to look fascinated.
"I'm glad you don't want to come be¬ cause I've got siinu; very important business to ask you to attend for me." answered .lane in the brislv tone of voice she uses in doing business with women, and wlii<-h interests them in¬ tensely by its very novelty nnd flat¬ ters thom by seeming to endow tliem wltli a kind of brain tliey didn't know they t'ossessed. "I want you to go up¬ stairs and get ray pocketbook. ' Be careful, for tliere is over a hundred dol¬ lars In the roll of bills—Evelina will give you the key to the desk—and go dowu to the druRstore, where tbey keep nice little clocks, and buy me the best one they have.    Then please you i
"Yes," floated back positively in the I J^'i'¦'i"'""'^ '"¦'"'' "^l'" tr"« '^62°'^'''" "^ ! Houck.    .Vegative.    Arthur    Shimer,! ^^®  J^*^^'-   E-   J"'-   Bvemeyer,   president
¦      ' Russell   Campbell;   Vocol   .Solo.   Wii-1 °''  ^^^ ^^''t   Pennsylvania  Cla.ssis  of
liam Bartholomew; Female Chorus, i ^'^^ Reformed Church and pastor of Florence and Lottie Bartholomew,!""'^ ^^^st Reformed Church, of Eas- Melen Eckart, Pearl Johnson, Naomi I ^""- He was followed by the Re*-. D. and Jennie .-iloyer. Orpha Frantz, I ^""'^' °^ Allentown. Rev. Kuntz .Mildred Haggerty, Lulu Randels and P'^f pastor of Arndt's church from Grace Messinger. |1S71   to   ISC')  and   his  presence  and
——— ^  I tbe  impressive  address   he  delivered
  Bath. I was the source of much gratification
,\ccep(ed   fTe   Aijencv i      ^^''^' ^' ^^' ^'"'"^- ^^- ^^-^ '"^^'^ Rev. i to   his   friends.     Other   addresses   at
C   g'Altemos   electrician'  of Naz I ''^''"''^'"   '''   He'ffrif'''.   spent   several I this   service   were   delivered   bv   the
areth.  is appointed representative in!'.'='¦'".'' last week in Trenton, N. J., en-; Rev.   R.   F.   Reed,   of   Freemansburg
j joymg a Billy Sunday meeting. While! and   the  Rev.  J.  A.  Klick,  of  Naza-
The  Rev. J.  G.   Rupp,  a  Re-
I To be continued.
was involved in the whirl of dust tbat swirled around tbe storm center to darken nnd throw a shadow over Glen¬ dale nbout tbe time of the publication
of  the  Glendale   -News,   which   occurs' furnishes power  for  operating  small!      Mrs. Lcuis Barthloomew and Mrs. 1 at  the evening service.  The sermons
.-\utomatic  Light  and   Power  System!
Dr. Milton Graver.
formed pastor in tbe missionary field
solves  the  problem  of  efficient  light'      "^^''^'  ^'""^^^' Hartzell spent  Satur-| w'as also present and took part in the at  the lowest possihle eost for your i''**>' '" S'atington attending the fun-, service.
home,   liusiness   place  or   factory.   It 1
eral  of a relative.
Standing room  was  at  a premium
everj- Thursday near tbe hour of noon. 80 tiiat all tbe subscribers can take that enterprisinir sheet liome to con- ¦umc while wuiting for dinner and can leave It for the wouieii of their fami- hcs to enjoy in the afternoon.
I suspect that the di.gestion of Jane's equality rally invitation Interfere*! with the digestion of miicb fried chicken. com ;iiid sweet jiotutoes under tiie roof treos of tlie towu. and I spent the | advertisement afteruoun in bearing results and kee
machinery     washing   machines     sad ¦ •^°'^" Gessinger, of Bethltehem, spent I at this service were delivered bv the irons,   vacuum  cleaners,  sewine  ma-P'''l'?i*>' here visiting relatives. ^ ?ev._W. H. Wotring, D. D., pastor of
sew-ing  ma¬ chines,    cream    separators,    churns.
^ j      Miss Carrie Leigh made a business   St.   John's   Reformed   Church,   Naza-
etc7and opens tire'wav"to''the use'of 1 '"'V ^° JJe'fi'^^hem on  Friday. .reth, and by the Rev. A. E. Erdman,
all the new conveniences   "lectricallv       ^^^-  '^'""^a  Laub  spent  Thursday i of  -Nazareth.     These    brought   to    a
¦ 'in  Easton.     While aw-ay  frtim  home ; fitting close a series of services which
electrical devices can now be ob-l tained for 32 volts direct current.! All that is necessary is to turn on | the lights and use them, the auto-' inatic  machine  wiil  do  the rest.  See'
ing up tne spidts of tbe insurgents.
Caroline camo in with her head so high that she hnd ilitllcnlty in seeins over her very slender nnd aristocratic nose with a note from Lee (Jreeiilieid which li.-id Just eouie to her, asking her to go with liim in bis ear over to Hilis- boro. to spend tiio day w-itb Tom I'ol- lard'ii wife, a visit be knows she lia-^ been dying to make foi two months, for she was one of Pet's bridesmaids. He made casual and dastardly mention that there would be a moon iti come home by, liut ignored completely tbe fact thnt Tuesday was the day on which lie bad been invited by tbe league,  of  wbieii  he knew .she  was  a
Soldier   liijsfiband   Deserts. |
Mrs.   iClla   .M.   l-nepiiinger.  of  East! Allen   Township,   filed   a   bill   In   di-
member, to meet and rall.^ around thp | Ba.skel   Hall.
C. and G. commission. i      Saturday   1 veiling,   Xazareth   High
I   heliied   ber  comiiose   Ihe   answer. ! School Girls. 5, .Alumni, :',.
a water pipe burjt in her home doing! w'ill   long   be   remembered   bv   t!i0s«^ some damage. ; who  were  forunately  enough  to  at-
Charles  Hartzell   resigned   his   po-'tend. sition  at  tlio  Bath   Portland  Cement'      Arndt's church, w-hich  was origin- Comiiany.    aud    accepted  a  position: ally   huilt   nearly   a   hundred   years -.vith  the Bethlehem Steel  Company,' ago,   was   during   the   past   fourteen Bethlehem. .months    considerably    enlarged    and
Clear A'iew Farms, c. 1, Berlin, improved, proprietor, received a number of Tlie first church was erected in ^^ _ Englisli Setters. Fox Hounds, .\ire- 1S26 and the second in I'S.oS. The vorce against her husband Clinton''*''*''' Terriers, from Meadow Spring cornerstone of the -resent building C. Kleppinger, in which she chargesi r'""™^- T^,f^^ '^°^^ ^'"'^ ''''o™ the was laid on Octobc ¦ -5, 1914. The h'm     with     desert'on      The    papers  ^^^^Ji ^^°°^ ''"^^' ' ^^^^'^  building  is  to  all   intents  and
state thai Klepplnger's address is un-       ^'^-     ,     ¦^''"'^'   H®'""^'  ^^^' spending , purposes a new church.     Among the )ij,o\v„ a   tew   days   w-ith   relatives   in   New; outstanding     improvements     are     a
Klepinnger  is alleged  to  have de-   }'°''^-, ^^"''''  ^^'%'''  '•etijrn   they  wilP Sund;iy   School   annex,   a   new   tower serted his wife and two chihlren and   '^'T 5°'' 0'"^^" «''''^«' ^- J- ^".'H   McNj-ely   bell,   beautiful   mem-
enlisted  in   the   United  States  armv ' ,  }¦  "' ^-'^''ch,  ( hester    Fogel    and   orial    windows   and    electric    lights. Discovering   this    fact     Mrs     Klen' Smith attended  the County C.   General     improvements    -were    also
pinger    notified    the   arniv    ofhcials !'^^   ^*">''  '"  Easton,  Thursday,   and ; made on the outside, the foremost of
'^represented the local society. w-hich   being  the  joining   of  the  old
Robert   Trescot   and   famiiv   will   grave   yard   and   the   cemeterv   into
leave   Bath   ahout   March   31.     They  one large burial ground.
expect to make their home oa a farm       The total cost of the improvements
near Wilkes-Barre. is  in  the  neighborhood   of   $17,000.
Dr.   .Allen   Keeler,   veterinary   sur-! In   addition   to   this   actual   cost,   a
geon, w-ill open an oflice at the Bath  large   numher   of  beautiful   furnish-
Hotel at once. : ings   w-ere   donated   by   members   of
The funeral service for the infant i the   congregation   and   friends.     In-
cials
who took a sum out of Klepplnger's pay each month and sent it to his wife. ^When Kleiiping r's term of enlistment expired, however, he dis¬ appeared.
School boys 10
Varsity     Team School     8, Seconi High School  10. Nazareth     High
; and   I   must  srty  vre  hit   Lee  only  in
high spots.    I could see she was si-ared
to death, and so was I. but her dander i was up, and I backed mine up along I side it for tiie iitirpose of suiniort.   Be-
Hldes I feel in my heart that that note
will  dyiiamite the rocky old situation
between   tliem   Into   something   more
easily handled. She  had  Just   gone  to dispatch   tbe
missive by their negro gardener when
Mnmle   and   Siillie   came  clucking   in
Mamie's face was iiiiik aud high spir
Ited.  but  Sailie w-ns  in one complete
slump of mind and body. | feated the N
Mr.   Haley  has  Just stopped  liy  to j by the score
Saturday   evening,   .Nazareth   High : ^°" "'' F''^ .^''' ^- Werner, on Chestnut 1 deed,  if  was the spirit  of generositv School   boys   20,   East   Bangor   High'^'^¦¦^'''- J'ath,  who died  last  week  of  and  religious fervor and  entbusias
convulsions, will h
Nazareth     High Team    Nazareth!
I School  Girls  1 l.i
h-dd Sunday af-; among the members as a whole which ternoon. , made fhe imiirovements    just    com-
 —iiT,  plefed   at   all   possible.     'This   is   i1-
„ ,    „",'"•., , Jlustrated by the fact fhat Sundav the
Raymond   hhankweiler   and    Fred ; total collection amounted to between
Pen Argyl High Scliool Girls 3.  This'^"^,'''" "^"\^cted business at  Phil-1 three and four hundred dollars.  The was the  fourth  victorv the Nazareth ;   ^^,,-^'„"  ^^ P"nesclay. I congregations have a combined me
girls   had  over  the   Pen   Argvl   High     ¦ t ^^f/''\'  °'   Schoeneck    was  a j bership of 250.
.School Girls. !''''1',°5^';'J'°'3°',J'" ^^''''"'^'^''^i-. i      The building committee, which sn-
(3ther striking bargains in Suits and Overcoats a-wait yoiTr inspection here.
Big Selection of Boys' Suits, values to $5 only $1.65
Furnishings.
Special lot of Men's Hats, $1.50 to $2.50 only Special lot of Men's Neckwear, 50c values . .. Men's $1.50 Flannel Shirts, special  	
Store Closed Every Tuesday and Thursday Evening at 6 P. M
"No!" was the short but slighMy 1 fied answer as Henrietta dug he into the dust.
111- r toes
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Tailor, Clothier, Hats and Furnishings, 1I2 South Main St.,       -      NAZARETH, PA.
wind It up yourself and watch It nil day to see If It keeps time witli tbe clock In your hall, nnd if It varies more than one minute, take It back aud get another. Wliile you are In the drug store, if you have time, won't you please select me a new toothbrush and some nice kind of paste that you think is guild? Make them show yon all they have. Pay for it out of one of tbe  lulls."
"Want any good, smelly soap?" 1 came out of my trance of absolute ad miration to hear Ilenrb'ttA ask iu tin capable voice of a secretary to a mil Uonaire. lier thin little face was flush ed witli excitement and Importance. and sli(> edged two feet nearer the charmer.
¦ay thnt be thinks no price is too great to pay for peace and followsliip and good will In a community," she suld ns «he dropiu'il into n rocker and looked pensively after tlio retrenting figure of the handsonii' young dominie, who liad Bccomiiaiiied them to tbe gate, but wisely uo larther. He didn't know that Jane bad gone with Polk.
"And women to pay the price." an¬ swered .Mamie spiritedly. "1 linve Just told Ned that as yet I do noi know enough to nrgue the (Question of wo¬ man's wrongs with him. but 1 havi' learned a few of her rights. One of mine is to h.-ivo him nceei>t any iiivlta tlon 1 am ri'sponsiblc f(ir having my friends offer him nnd to accompany me to tile entertainment if I desire to gio.     I   reinlnded   hlui   that   I   hnd  not
Young  Men's  League   basket  ball I ,^"ssF'o';'"n''«' Hageter spent-Thurs-; pervised   the  construction,' etc..   con- im of town, defeated Bangor A. C. i s^pp^'''''"   '"'''  *"''"''     ^^"^'^     Marion , listed of J. B. Overholt, William Mit¬ e's cor e^o ft 0%'  \l^Z"'^   ^I"-' '^""  ^'¦•«'  O"^'^'- St^inm. alves   Y    M    I     T^r^r  ^-a^areth.     spent     Monday     vi
n^aron, Troini-^^ a',h^;ii'^'¦anklin Woodring and famiiv.
on   Tuesday  evening,   before  a   large'^^^"r!!®''    ,  ,,       ^m-        c    ¦ J man,  Thomas  Kunkel.  Thomas  Feh-
crowd bv the score 24 to 6.    In be-k- f,"        ^^-       ^f Steinmetz, of: nel and  Lewis Brown.
tween   the   halves   Y.   M.   L.   Jr.   de-l ^"''^""''     ^'"'"^     ^'°'"'^>'     •-'"""
visiting
and exciting game.
Bethle¬ hem,     spent    Tuesday   visiting   her i mother,   Mrs.   Martin   Maus.   who   Is
Temperance A. A. were the cham¬ pions of Lehigh Valley, last year, and a good, fast game can he expec¬ ted. In between tlie halves the Naz¬ areth High . hpol girls' ream will play Betlilelig^ High School gii'is.
and  family.
Mrs. John Maus and daughter, of Phillipsburg.   N.   J.,   spent   Wednes-
("<ipeUa.
Mrs. Victor Graver spent Sunday witht Jlr. and Mrs. John C. Freder¬ ick.
Hiram .Miller and his house-keeper Miss .Amanda Weaver and Mrs. Rob¬ ert Daniel, of :\Ioorestown, were the guests of Robert F. Beers and fam¬ ily, on Sunday.
.Mrs. George Beers and  Mrs.  Marv
is;inl  Gatherln
as a  lileasant gai
j day   visiting  J.   George  Hageter  and | Felker are on the sick  list.
''''"S"'^'',  „.     , . .   ,.     , ,i     C'l'"'"n Trach visited  his  parents,
j     Frank Woodring, of this place, andi Mr. aud Mro.  James Trach   on Sun- ' L. P. Kostenbader. of Nazareth, tran-1 day. sacted    business   at   Bethlehem,   on:     Agnes 'v\.   ^amson returned to Pen
ring ai
Frldav.
troubled blm often as an escort since i Mrs.      Kugeno      Kostenhadi
e of Mr. and Mra. Tilghman I Truman Blttenhender, of Heck- 1. af Newburg. on Sundav, I town, and lady friend. Miss Anna n an elegant duck dinner wasi^'^'tz. of Nazarefh, and Miss Ida served. Those present were Mr. and ^-''^rch were guests of J. George Hag- Mrs. Tilghman Clowell, Mr. and Mrs.!'"'^"'" ^"'' family, on Sunday. Peter Berger and daughter Mildred and sons Fernery and  David, :\Ir. and
my marriage. He wns so scared that he almost let littl(> Ned droj) out of his arms, and he got In an awful hur¬ ry to go to town, hut he asked me to
and :
Free Tjocture.;
Next Tu sday evening, February 1.
daughters Minnie    nd Lena and son I f'...-If ^''''   V^i'"''   °', ""'¦'¦'^^'•^'?
Walter,   Mr.   and   Mrs.   Clinton   nfce^ "^^'^.'^'^^ "'Vl^'', B^^--'' "f «ame Com-
and sons Lester and Wiliard, Mr.! ""*''''"7'' °' ''^""-7'™"'^7'" ."Je- iand Mra. Joseph Seabold, Miss Stella L'''^'^, ** ^T 'r'"'"'-' 1" *\^ Moravian X.        I- ,. , ^ .   „       i Clewell   nTiil   rtincluor   \tn.^    wnUnn   Sunday-school  chapel,  under the au-
hnre his gray flannels pressed before   h naugnter   .Mae.   W alter'     , ^  ..      p„_p„,_..  n„„.,i  „»  ,,„
Clowell,   Ella   Fehnel,   Flovd   Morris    spins  01  tne  horestr>   Board  of  the
Floyd  Rapp. William Saeger,  Frank: ^'".T'.'.^"    ^'^''^'^-    °° ^^^'^^    »'"' Heese,   Mrs.   ^Marv   .Ann   Morris   and;      S,        .,..,.,.       ,.     ,    , Mrs.    Rebecca    Kreidler.     They    all'      ^^verybody ,8 invited to attend the i left at a late hour having greatly en-
Ttiesday and to buy him n blue tie te go with a new sliiil he has. J never like to spank Ned or the (dilldreii, bnt I   must  say  if  does clear tlie ntuios-
P^''*"'"-                                                              i joyed (he occasion.
"You   don't   think   we   eotdd  put   It I  .«»	
off or—<u-"-   Sailie faltered.                      i      _. _        N'ew  MIIaRp.
"NoT' answered Mnmle and 1 fogett
: him a case of mounted birds and you i can feel sure this lecture will bo in-
1 .Vrgyl  on Monday,     after     spending •several   tnontlis   with   Mr.   and   Mra. Samuel  Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Davidson and daughter Cornie and grandson Lloyd Renner, were the guests of Robert F   Beers, on Saturday.
Harry Buskirk and James Trach are on the sick list.
Mrs. Grant Remaly and son spent Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Beers.
Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Bartholomew and daughter Helen, of Coiiella. and .Mrs. Eug ne Gold, of Nazareth, spent Wedneaday with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Keller and family.
On Weilnesday evening thev seren aded -Mr. and  Mrs.  Marcus Davidson with a calithunipian hand.
j teresting   and   Instructivie.       Young
 ,„^,, ^-„„^ , ,„^^.,.   ,     The BuBhkill was frozen over the  PP^P''^ cspcciallv    are    urged to at-
•It  woiiUl   be a  good  thing  to get ler. and as r.spoke'l'caluTjnsper to j *'*"K'""'"S of the week, but the past  '^'"d the meeting^	
abont a half dfwen cakes, wouldn't It?' answered .lane, wtfh slight uncertain ty in her voice, as If leaving the de ilBic>« of tlie matter partly to Hen¬ rietta.
"Yta, I believd 1 would," Bonrlatta deddeil JudlclaUlj. "Tlio 'Naw Mown Hay' U what Jasfier got for FMuuta bceaiuo he hit her too hurd last week •ad swelled ber eye. They la a per- tamarr that itoeut with tt at.ona ouar-
set out more rocker.s and hare Petiinl: get the tea tray ready, for I snw Aunr Augusta  go across thi' road to colled
few  days   mild  weather   took   it   all I away.
Jamea H. Fehr, Harry Bruch, Jos-
Maiit.s to S<««- Her Father.
On application of Mrs. Cora E Sheets, of Nazarefh. Judge McKeen issued a writ of habeas corpus direc-
I eph  Teel   and   Elwood   Koehler  each! the Howard Hospital, Philadelpliia.
riierry Hill.
Wilson   Fehr  returned  home  from ! ted against Lewis Walter, of  Bethle
Cousin .Martha and Mrs. Hargrove and i moved their   nail box a nuarter of a'      The road suiiervisors   of   Bushkill the rest, while Nell whirled by In lur j mile   from   their   horae.    This   saves I Townshiii will meet at the Clearfleld
I Steward Orneh. the carrier, about a Hotel, the flrst Saturday In February. rakbih lltth» cur ou hur way to the ! „iiie of diving. All fhe carriers 'Squire John J. Clewell. of New •quaro and called that she would ba \ complain that fhe routes are too long! Village, siient several days visiting back. ! since tho mix up last June. j his sister, Mrs. f:;mnia Haman, at And It was iiicst iiiteiesting to llaten | David Trach and Clinton Hahn i Trenton, N. J., who has been serl- to a niluute duscriptiou of the cobj- j made a business trip to Bath and toj ously ill and was removed to the hos- poelto fit thrown bv iho male PQonla-   Easton, on  Saturday and .Monday,     j pitaL	
iiem Township, requiring him to ap pear in Court on Monday next with Adam Walter, aged 77, who is In charge of the defendant. Mrs. Sheets is a daughter of Adam Waller and a half-Bister of the defendant. She alleges that when she goc^s to the home of her half-brother she Is de nied access to the house and is not permitted to see her father.