The east of characters was as follows;
Nicodemus Maurice J. Minor
Eglantine Roseleaf James Kober
Makintosh Moke Alfred Vivian
Julia (Mrs. Moke) Mias Lou Bond
Susan (Maid of all Work) Miss Ella Vivian
Altogether the entertainment was
very pleasant and entirely captivated
the audience.
Personal Paragraphs.
H. 11. Stephenson, son of Moses
Stephenson, of Waldwick, started on
Wednesday, for Great Falls, Montana.
Mrs. J. F. Dickenson started on
Wednesday to return to her home near
Evanston Wyoming, after and extend
ed visit with relatives in this county.
Don’t miss the chance of hearing
Walter Emerson, the world s greatest
cornet player, and Medora Henson, the
distinguished American prima donna.
Mrs. Arnold, of San Francisco, Cal.,
who has been visiting at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prideaux,
started on her return home to-day
(Thursday).
The Darlington Democrat: Miss
Florence Marshall, who has been vis
iting in New England and Canada
for several months past, returned home
last Wednesday.
11. D. Pulford returned home on
Monday night, after being absent for
several days attending a meeting of
the state board of pharmacy and
the meetings of Masonic bodies held
in Milwaukee last week.
Silas Schellenger, of the town of
Mineral Point, is teaching school in
district No. 5, town of Arena. Mr.
Schellenger is a man of fine qualifica
tions, and the people of the district are
to be congratulated upon securing his
services.
Joseph Opie, who was severely in
jured in the recent railway accident
near Council Bluffs, lowa, was re
turned in a special car to his home in
this city on Friday last. The Dem
ocrat is glad to be able to report that
he is steadily improving with good
prospects of permanent recovery.
