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New Haven, Indiana,- Maym 1^*— 1 m 1 ~3 Of,OflastandMrs.wasandlastown-)mas sr inTHE HOBO CLUB HAS INTERESTING MEETING(By One of Their Correspondents.)In accoHiance with a time honored custome of the neighborhood as wellj as the rules of the organization not to I cesses whichTheIs very caret scalds It thorc it a sun bath that if her ch butter that is a churn. In and nutritivelet a birthday of any of the members ^{Jen^hat 1makes foul al The evil of the bad taste breath caused the pure curr« ination of di: Dr. Pierce’s makes the so It does forithcnded ,fter-:s inSmiscarry. The guests gathered early and spent the evening with games, music and conversat ion, some of themthe it is jevy.'reeklyingslop-ivhileOliioIs on sday. lg inLivingns of letter yard. i the rtion nt to rabillNew?gular ■rry a drainable number c suffering fror liver with th gestion. or dj derangement hi ,ence tor th* jotoLJeaOlCK-EaTl the sever a have beenCQhimned in ftlsrnvpr'y^will be readi! if you will b to Dr. R. V. free cofv of the standard the names o into his worl Ing what tin of the age san-law, were Butler d the lat he ■Ierald as he . Mr. las an Trac-s and ormenC-A W!rtising New rnt by t is a ;ed on t is - abunch le arm all, the to ap-ainted Cream liness,” wordsne im-m that attrac-i. The colors, ceiling 3 which e stock y syste-r'ell ac-is of apass without a proper observance ofthe event, the Sovereign Grand Lodgeof Hobors and their families met atcountry home of Fred Koch G. H. C. jthe popular 4th district supervisor ofAdams Township last Saturday even-jing. The occasion being the 40th janniversary of Mrs. Kock’s birth. | ^nd sun bathPreparations had been made for a removes evergood time and they certainly didn’t! ®ent; In 1n.,lv pimples, erup sores, or op humors ordis If you havgetting very reminiscent, ielling- j stories of the olden times which! anddesponde brought back fond memories of their | dizzy attacks youthful days when as stalwart swains j and bashful maidens they met and! appetite,the; romped through the virgon forests j gathering wild flowers along thej streams and paying court as lovers will. They retold of their struggles for existense in the pioneer days of many pitched battles with the savages and the wild beasts, of the many bonders in nature that have long since disappeared, of the great trees that it took two men to see the top and required 4 hours to walk around, of the herds of Antelope some with antlers that measured 10 ft. from tip to tip, that roamed the forest in those primitive days lleeing like lightning at the approach of a person, through the woods where the trees were not over two or three feet apart. And so the time passed every minute occupied until at 10:30 the guests all gathered around the festal board to do justice to an elegant spread with the accessories customary in the neighborhood one vieing with the other to see who could best show his or her appreciation of the eiforts of the hostess, but it remained for Theo. Eggimann as usual to carry off the prize which was a leather medal, for consuming the most.This over, an old fashioned dance was enjoyed. Mr. Fred Loch G. H. C. getting out his old accordian and in the returned buoyancy of his youtli accompanied the organ in the rendition of some difficult selections. The honor of leading the grand march with Mrs. Koch fell to Ed. Schnelker who entered the ball room with the hostess on his arm to the tune of Mendelsohns wedding march, causing a suspicision of envy to creep over the faces of the other gentlemen present which wouldn’t come off until Professor Eggimann executed ! of his difficult feats of jigging ably seconded by Lieutenant Rebber. One member of the club who was notic-ably conspicious by his absence was Wm. Werling whose better half made him stay home and plant potatoes by lantern light so as to get them planted before the moon turned a summer sault. But as Bill doesn’t live in Adams Township no one expected anything better of him and his excuse was deemed sufficient and the club passed seven resolutions of sympatlry in his favor. The meeting adjourneej at 11:30 all wishing Mrs. Koch many more happy years. In addition to the regular club members the following invited guests were present:Messrs and Mesdames Henry Rebber,Ernest Zelt, Theodore Eggimann,Wm. Gallmyer, Fred Beckman, Wm..Becker, Edw. Schnelker, Henry Trautman, Chas. Ehrhart.Section F with a pa while at v his section slipped off, chin and The accid o’clock in t was brougl ately remo tal at Ft were cared sicians. T as could beNESAdamsBandalBakeryDierbe:ElevabHeine,HutchiLatiditThitnl;Prang*Henso*ThurnAt th Office
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New Haven Allen County Herald
New Haven, Indiana, US
Thu, May 16, 1907
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