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LGdillztjetyi-Kliylyj-xsatvsiges:r-be3l.orbeel,Lt-ofheheinmtIsbe:h-hesr-ar-id-is-2u-of) Tiled la-to rk, md ax-us-On Thursday evening the ladies in attendance seemed to have vied with each other to wear a dress that was not only appropriate for the occasion but one-that would assist in. making the appearance of the hall more beautiful, and to say that they were successful in their eiforts is only expressing a very meager manner. Music was furnished during the evening by the Elks orchestra, and there was an abundance of it, and this feature added much to the enjoyment of the occasion. The acoustics of the new hall are splendid, and there was no time wheu.:he music was not loud and plainly audible in all parts of the large room, even when it was crowded with dancersThe balcony in the dance hall was filled with spectators all the- evening, those who did not care to dance being enabled to witness the festivities without mingling with the crowd in any way. The* billiard and pool tables on the lower floor were also in use during the evening,'those who did not care for dancing being enabled to amuse themselves in other ways.On'Friday evening the Elks invited their friends to come and look over the new premises and indulge in afew hours of dancing at their expense, and the fact that several hundred people responded to the invitation was very gratifying to all who had the matter in charge. The evening was spent in dancing the same as on Thursday night, and there seemed to be the best of time prevailing all the evening. There was no formality about the affair either night, which was the Idea that the Elks tried to tarry out all the way thru. Those who came wore welcome, and the Whole house was thrown open to them without reservation and they were allowed to amuse theraiselves in any way that pleased them best.Everybody who- attended was well pleased .with the affair, and the vbest of spirits prevailed at all time. A number of Elks were present from surrounding towns, and they were all loud in their praise-of* the new place, anil were unanimous in pronouncing It the fiicest place of the kind In the statert must indeed be gratifying to those who have expended their effort in bringing about' the building of the new building to know that their efforts are appreciated in the way they are, and to realize that the lodge members to a man are,Kith them in the work in every way1115 V*of a ‘ houst Afin a Lia neihimwentDaw*sidefew'alivelast.Atopedbeenthrelt;paraDaw.hiT1 men ty-Q1 m era prep the i Ai even disci poiuand for A tion ed I danc mak here T cam no i The eveipro!any.city.J-ing t'o l by „chainghimpierbefcTNebforKriandhadStoikocthetnkfis-em of iif-f a the bendJu-thetiesCow Record Sheets.The Tribune has just' printed up a new lot of those cow'record sheets for the use of, dairymen who wish to keep tab on the daily- production of their cows, so as 'to know whether the cow Is working for them or if they are working for the cow..We now have these sheets in two sizes, one of which will accommodate ten cows and- the other twenty cows;Many a farmer who has installed a record system has been suprlsed at the results obtained, and have been, enabled to increased the production of their herd by weeding out the members who have not1 teen paying for their keep.\yeatywhposhefacthafrowathejnatov
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Grand Rapids Tribune
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Feb 17, 1915
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