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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mailer
on Beacon avenue, was the scene OF a very
enjoyable gathering last Thursday evening.
some nifty or sixty persons having assembled
10 contemplate a night blooming cereus
blooming. Two elegant flowers were in bios
som. one measuring about ten inches in
diameter. Among the guests present were
Nj ana Mrs. ). Y. Boyer Mr. and Mrs John
daughters, Mrs A. r. Dalyrmple, Mr. and
Mrs. =. ". Hostetter. Rev. and MIS-
D. E. Platter Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell Mr.. and Mrs; Weidler;; Mr..
O'Reilly and daughters. Mrs. jenkins and
daughters, MIR and Mrs. Upper. Mrs. Haw-
ley. Mrs. Moore, OF Duluth; Mrs. W. I.
Small and daughters, of Brainerd; G. T.
Smith, c. 7. Sanders, Il. N. Hood. a. D..
jenkins. W. T. Small ST.
Miss Katherine Duggan gave a dancing
PARTY to number OF her friends IastN edues-
day evening al her home, 594 Burr street the
occasion being the celebration Of her eight
eenth birthday. Hillyard's orchestra fur
nished the music. Among the honored
guests were the Misses Eva Niles Sarah Bar
beau. Daily, Butler. Annie Elliot, May Nc
Lanahan. Dina Barnard Josephine Barnard,
Nellie Delaney. Katie Elliot Elily Welda.
jess Roman, Leana " elda, B Cody, Sculy, Mrs.
). McElisirOm. Mrs. Peters. Mrs. IInegar.
Elizabeth Duegan. Lille Delaney, Dougherty
Tress Elliot ami MesSrs j. HilGred. Wallace.
Rogers. RierdOn. Martin keave, u. Supple,
Buggerstaff. !. Supple. DuTrane, Knipps
GiaGson, Duggan Gail. Smith, keough, Nc
kennisOn. McElistrOm. Annon, Francis. 5.
McEllistrom, Kelley, Crosby, Peters and
Vein.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. noe entertained
their friends at progressive euchre last
Wednesday evening at their home. No. 30
East Ninifred street. those present were
Nh and Mrs. j Il Mailer Mr. and Mrs j.
L Mccullough, Mr.. and Mrs o. 0. Stoner
Mr. and Mrs. j. AcCaughey,IMr. and Mrs. +.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

The friends OF Midway lodge, a F and A.
ri ., were royalty entertained at Hamllne Fri
day evening. when the members rendered
reception TO large delegations OF visiting
brethren and their wives and daughters from
both cities. Although the invitations had
been limited. owing TO the accommodations,
the hall was crowded to its utmost capacity;
but the hospitality OF the lodge was large and
comprehensive and everybody enjoyed the
evening 10 the fullest extent. Following
the reception proper, during which the
guests from ont OF town were
welcomed and made at home by
Messrs. and Mesdames McCallum- Bloom
field. Wallace. Evans, Butts and others. there
was an address OF welcome by the master OF
the lodge. Nj. McCallum. who detailed the
dwell upon the high aims OF the MaSc mic
fraternity. Franklin ". Lee gave couple
of original Rotations, and Rev. David Nor
gan spoke briefly. 4 modest but jolly ban
ouet was next served III the rooms below.
where every seat was taken and every one
was well served, while a brief intermission
was taken advantage OF 10 present numerous
esting character gotten up by Messrs. Per-
kins and Akers-
Union Lodge No. IS. I. o. o. F., gave very
enjoyable dance last THURSDAY evening.
Among those present were MIR. ana Mrs.
NJ j. O'Neil. Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Mrs. Chris Miller. MI and Mrs j. & Schmidt,
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Schlichtng. Mr.. anGMrS.
81. Ehrmanntraut. Mrs. George Powers. Mrs.
Eshelmann. Misses Josie Haekmann, Carrie
Fret, Jessie Wilde. Nellie Wilde. Louisa Fret,
Louisa Hunt Title Rossberg, Grace Viii
gle Arth, Allen SehIing. Annie Med
calf, Josie Medcalf. B. Duffy. A. Robinson,
Golfers. a. Schroeder. Sophia Heinrich. Annie
O'Neil, Peachie Weber, Hill; Messrs. Il. W q.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

home on Ashland avenue. It was an informal
affair, but extremely pleasant. Among those
present were the Misses Grace MetcaIf. Kath-
rine O'Leary. Nellie Castle, Miss Smith. Miss
Bamp ana Mrs Charles Johnson, and Messrs.
Patterson, O'Leary. S O'Leary, Tarbox. Mil
Ter, Farwell. Mussetter, c. johnson.
Wednesday evening Mrs. i. P Goodrich.
of the Aberdeen gave small pink din
ner for her brother, Reginald Paris, who is
visiting her. Among the guests were MIR. and
Mrs. Severance. Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Schur.
meier, Mr.. and Mrs. NinSlow, Mrs. Furness,
Reginald Paris, John White and Victor Rob-
ertSon.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Snawe and Miss
Shave gave tea from 3 to O'Clock. They
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. B. Win
ston, OF Minneapolis: Mrs. r. P. Lewis, Mrs.
Cochran. Mrs Donaldson, Mrs Andrews
Mrs. Balch, OF Minnea polls; Miss Kelly, Miss
Humphrey and Miss Messer.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
Rogers gave dinner al the Aberdeen for
number of their friends Among the number
present were Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. MsXfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. IngersoIl, Mrs. 7. c.
Jones and Mr.. Charles Wright.
Mrs. r. NJ. hacLaTen. of Holly avenue,
gave a receptson Thursday evening for her
niece. Miss MacLaren, of Duluth, who is
visiting her. The hours were from 10 10
O'Clock, and most OF the women in society
came.
Miss Annie Larkson entertained a mum Der
OF friends at her home on West Delos street
THURSDAY evening. Various amusements
were INDUCED in. and pleasant evening
was enjoyed
The young people of Inver Grove were
Lockwood, at her home IN honor Of Miss
Lizzie Einwaiter and her brother.
SiIver-1ounted Umbrellas
And walking sticks. Topliff & Co., $50
Robert street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
Cloth Garments.

FW2-t1lnzmed
or Jnr-laned, or both, are
gerry handsome garments, and
7Oe haze an elegant line, FAR
hcaslarLy ADAPTED to g0ang
ladies and youmg married
Iaales taxing 81 10 SO bust,
at prizes ranging from SIS
and $35 m6 to $50. Moth
ing is as handsome and
d'ressy for anything like The
same br1ces. These goods
are particularly eAeab. rs
a ne70 departure a0ith rs
and ne aOaazt TO introduce the
line successfully this season.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

ing's enjoyment is in store for all who at
tend
The Calumet Dancing club held its first
meeting last Wednesday evening ana reor-
OF enthusiasm was dis played ana there is no
doubt that the club will be in the social
swim with their very much enjoyed hops
very soon. The following officers were
elected for the season: a. Heck. president;
K. Slocum, vice president, and K. Hartman.
secretary.
Monday evening at the Aberdeen the
many a tale OF Grecian daring and endeavor.
William Ely Bramh6ll was the POSTMASTER Of
the feast.
The ladies of the Bates Avenue NJ E.
church gave q well-attended harvest home
Monday evening in the parlors of the church.
Evening Star Rebecca lodge. I. Q. 0. F..
will give card party this evening at odd
Fellows hail, on Wabasha street.
Banner Lodge No. +. A. o. [. W, will give
a musical and hop at II East seventh street
Monday evening. Oct. j
The st. Paul Courts of Foresters will give
reception and musical at the state capitol
next Monday evening
The Maple Leaf Dancing club gave a very
delightful party al Leidertafel hail Wednes-
day evening.
The Silver Leaf Dancing club will give
social hop at LeidertafeI next THURSDAY
evening.
Mrs Horn. of irving Park. will give q lunch
con Thursdayifor the Misses Banning.
The Schubert club meets at the Aberdeen
Tuesday afternoon.
Our general fall opening. Pattern
Hats. BonHets and Millinery Novelties.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Oct. 4 and 5.
ROBBINS, No, 10 East Third Street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
We Have Probably More
AStrakhan Fur ClOakS

And cAPES to start with than all
the other stores combined. We buy
largely, for it takes a great many
garments to supply our trade, and
we can sell them cheap, for we get
the best terms possible on oil 1ur-
choSeS.
You can find a full stock of styi-
ISL CLOTH garments here, and
here only. I'VE have the lead
ing and most extreme shapes
brought out in France, Germany,
Enqiond and America.
ChiIdren's Clocks are in now in
full assortment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
BARGAIN
GARMENTS.

Ty0m are interested
70e haze a little lot Of car
rlea garments, good quail
ties, 6mt at prizes about half
their cost. There are ten
Plush jackets. These you
can haze at So. Price last
year, SIS to $25. Fire Plush
SaeqneS at $50 each (last
gears Price, $35 TO ST. So J.
Three fma-llned Cloth Nez0-
n1arkets at $50 each ftormer
Prize, SIoo and sI25). This
lot Of goods are all 81 and 90
sizes and s6LeAdld 5aLue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

Have you seen our line of Dress
Trimmings If not, We would Sug-
gest your seeing them before pur-
chasing. We are confident we can
trim acceptG6iy any material you
may have selected for a dress.
RUSSIAN Bands are very popular
this season, and make handsome
and effective trimmings. You will
find them here in endless variety,
and everything else that is new and
stylish.
We would be glad to have you
look at our display OF Novelties. Our
Third street window will give you
some idea of tie lines we carry in
tits, as veil as other departments.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
Cupids Capers-

At The cathedral Tuesday morning John
Dewitt and Miss Agnes Ryder, sister of ID.
Ryder. were united i'll marriage by Rev DR..
Hebron. The wedding was a quiet one. at
tended only by relatives and intimate friends
of the contracting parties The groom was
kept in good countenance by his brother,
Charles Dewitt. Miss Mary OMalley was
bridesmaid. The bride was handsomely
gowned i'll gray, and carried q bridal bouquet
of roses, while Miss O'Malley wore q pretty
street costume. After the ceremony at the
church the bridal party was driven to 622
Canada street. the future home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dewitt where relatives ana friends
congregated 10 enjoy bouutiful wedding
repast. Mr. and Mrs Dewitt left on the
evening train for trip to Chicago.
j. c. Devereux DR., OF st. Paul, was mar
RED Wednesday at Faribault, Mimi. to Miss
Margaret Cooley. OF that place The cere-
mony occurred at a. N. at the Immaculate
Conception church. Rev. Father Coway of
fciating. The church was appropriately
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
Pee pie ! travelling

Northwestern people who visited Philadel-
phia hotels during the week were: at the
Continental: c. d. Merrill W E PurdS. E.
Scott of st. Paul. At the Colonnade: L.
Bothrock. c. B. Gardner, of ST. Paul: J. P
Brown. OF Duluth. At the Lafayette: Mr..
ana Mrs. d. B Hubbard W L. Perkins j
p. Elmer. Of st. Paul; Mrs T. Seayey. Miss
Seavey, OF neapoiis. AT Green's Hotel
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. ". Smith, E. ". Shirk OF ST.
Paul
James Wallfat, Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Ed
wards, of Minneapolis: s. n. WIuns of St
Paul, were among tie late arrivals this week
at the Adams house. Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Watson. of Mime
apohs, were guests for few days during the
week at the Revere hotel. Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. " E James. of Minneapolis.
were guests during the week at The Cont
mental hotel. Phiiadelph
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Edwards. of Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
At st. Luke'S.

The women of the board OF st. Luke's hos
pital have worked so long and so faithfully
to make the institution success that the ap-
prOach of the realization of their hopes is
matter for general congratulation. The hos
pital will be opened the week after next for
The reception of patients. The board has
decided in celebration OF the event. TO have
an informal reception Thursday afternoon
next, from 4 to O'Clock, and all who have
aided in the erection of the new hos
pital. ana. indeed. every one, is in
yited TO come and look through the
splck and span new rooms and mitories,
for the entire building will be open TO the
visitors. The furniture will not have been
moved III by that date but a good idea of the
hospital, and its adaptabiiity 10 the work of
healing suffering folk may be gained. The
reception Will not be a formal affair, bit the
ladies Of the board will be present 10 receive
their guests. St Luke's has been written
general characteristics are we'll known, and
detailed description is hardly necessary at
this time. The new building is situat-
ed on Smith avenue, near Chestnut street.
where it is easily accessible 10 all.
The ladies who will be there to receive the
guests are Mesdames J. B. Hoxsie ". r.
Merriam, a. II. Cathcart j. K. Irvine. James
Gllhllan, c. j. Thompson. j. l. FOrepaugh,
z. X. Langford. ". E. Bramhall. c. W. Car
penter, j. L. Averll. R. B. Galusha. William
Corlies. Reuben Warner, John L. Merriam.
". H. Vittum. G. II. Browne. John White,
I. B. Campbell, F. B. Clarke. f: B. Bass, j.
". Merriam, c. B. Brunson. Henry Hale, W.
Z. Hunt. W. z. Westfall. Edmund Rice. II.
+. Stevens, o. Dalrymple +. Bird. j. Il.
Ames, p. H. Ryan, Misses F. R. Clark, Lucy
Perrin ana Cook.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

The melancholy days are come, the
Eaddest OF the year, ana all that sort of
thing, but everybody is glad of il, for
the betwiXt and between weeks, the
hobbledehoy age of the year, so to
speak, when summer Is a thing of the
past, and autumn still thing of the
future, are unbearable. Fall shopping
has been the absorbing occupation of
the past for might, and there are any
number of bewildering dancing frocks
and reception gowns only waiting the
first important function TO show them
selves. The week has, however. not
been dull. There were small dinner
parties innumerabie. and informal
affairs galore. The theater was well
patronized. 100, ana on the whole the
week passed pleasantly.
The first important social function of
the season was the wedding of Miss
Katherine Montgomery GilfiIlan. daugh-
ter of Judge James Giltillan, and SAM
uel Gilbert, al Christ church. at o'clock
last evening. The church was crowded
with society men and women, for both
Miss GIlfillan and Mr.. Gilbert are very
popular among the young set. There
were palms and vivid scarlet leaves
everywhere. The chancel was beauti-
full. with the soft foliage, and the altar
decorations exceptionally artistic and
effective. The wedding. though attended
by so many people. was characterized
by simplicity and was transformations in
the extreme. There was no choir, but
the approach of the bridal party was
heraided by the sweet, familiar music
OF "MendelSsohn's Wedding March"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

IN all tile years
ne haze been in this business
50e haze ne0er had as nice a
line to Sh0z0, me0er as mary
kinds (g desirable, hand
some goods to select from.
Designs and patterns are
unusually good, and the beo-
ble Of moderate means can
fHd tasty, 70eH-made gar
menfs at moderate prices.
orr line at $25, S35, $50
to S75 IS 0e1y large, and far
better than you can see else
aUheYe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

decorated and during the ceremony large
number were present. About thirty of the
friends CT the Young couple attended we'd
ding breakfast later at the home of the par
rents of IL ride Mr.. and Mis-. Devereux
will reside II St Paul.
4 very pretty wedding occurred Thursday
morning al St Mary's church. the contract
ing parties being Miss Nellie Tracey. of this
city, and James Clancy. of Milwaukee
The ceremony was performed BIZ Rev.
Father COLLECT Miss Nellie Tracey was
bridesmaid and William Donahue best man.
a wedding breakfast was served at the resi-
GeHce OF Mr.. and Mrs T. Ritcher. 715 Simms
street, a number Of friends being present
The presents were numerous and costly.
The marriage of ". A Gerber. of ST Paul.
and Miss Annie Houck. of Minneapolis oc-
CURED Thursday evening at Minneapolis.
Wedding Silver.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
Wedding Silver.
Topliff Il Co., 335 Robert street.

decided TO have a fair in the near future
Refreshments were served at o'clock.
Friday evening the Y P s. c. E. of the
Bates Avenue NJ. Z. church gave surprise
party 10 Miss Carrie Krieger, of Bates avenue
The evening was spent in q social way, and
refreshments were served.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
"FASSO" CORSETS!

And the FaSs0 reigns supreme as
the queen of corsets.
1t has served as a model for
many limitations, none of which have
ever equaied it in form, finish or
material.
its points of excellence are q fo7q,
tapering vast, gracefully curved back,
perfectly shaped and easily fitting hips,
with the lines of the 52st and shoulders
so ProporHoned in each model as to in
sure the greatest advantage in appear
ance, while afordIng perfect ease to ths
WeGrer.
Heyf in fho Eneeo ooo,a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

were among the early arrivals at the Carleton
Jacksonville, this week.
Maurice Edwards, of St Paul. and Mrs. Up
ham. of Duluth. registered during the week
at Hotel BInda Paris.
Mrs. T. G'arbox, of St Paul. registered dur
ing The early part OF the week at Hotel Nor
mGndie, Paris
Hugh McPhail, James Armes and Terry
and p. Doyle. all of MINNEAPOLIS
spent part of the week at Hotel Schmitt New
Orleans, La
The Misses Lam prey. of Minnesota, are
among the Americans who are sojourning IL
Paris.
o. IL. Beck. of Minnesota, registered dur
ing the week at the fremont. Boston.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
FUR b0AS

VII be 7g07w
gerry generally in all fashion
eenters tile coming season,
and tie handy little ''Fur
Neckties" 7OiiA fancy animal
heads seem also gerry b0bu-
lar. they are certainly gerry
pretty and 6ecOulngtO ladies.
It's none too early to select
yo7er FIR Garment for Vim
ter stocks are n070 7rebkete
70lh all tie nice things; your
chance of selection is far bet
ter. H0m may 7vlsA later that
y0m had come NOW 1T yom
delayJ, as 70e can't 40 justice
TO e0e1y60dy at one time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
Her MAJESTYS CORSETS

Of which we are also Exclusive
Agents; but fhe manufacturers will
send an accomplished filter here
on Oct. 10, one week from Monday,
to exhibit and explain their many
merits, and we cordially invite our
patrons to meet her and give her
an opportunity of showing on their
Own persons the be auhfui form
they are capable of producing.
Her Majesty's corsets enjoy the enWa-
bic reputation of being the only Corsets
that do not 6reak.
We have recently added to or list
| the beautiful
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
experience
TEACHES.
By Experience only

ny experience 01lkY
can any house turn ont high
class fmrs as they should be.
Ne haze been constantly
learning for mary years and
kn070 that today 70e haze no
equals in tie Vest. that our
goods haze more style to item
and are better ADAPTED to the
7vants Of this section than
those Of any otAer house, and
as for QUALITY, its a
kn0zgn fact mO70 (nnd 00eH
recognized J that Ransom 6
H0atOnS name on fztrs is a
guaranty ofme1it and 70ea1-.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
IN HiGH-cLASS
WOODEN Dress Fabrics
CORSE1rS !!

Ne have SO many good corssts
that it seems iHNdious to single out
any of them for special mention.
Then or trade in corsets is so
large and SO thoroughly established
that We rarely advertise them at all
In the higher grades of corsets
we really have no opposition in the
Northwest, and the few large DEAF
ers in the East VITO keep them self
them at preciselythe same prices as
re do.
We are Exclusive Agents hers
for TIE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
(lneninr

Fine Millinery. B. Harris, rs East
Third street, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Oct. 5. and Z.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

Rare Jeweiry.
Topliff & Co., 335 Robert street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
BLACK TAFFETA SILK +!

Ever made won't crack Price, $780, High Novelties Din
0eessesexse designs Pure White and Cream Satin Duchesse
for Wedding Dresses
We have the most complete Velvet stock the Northwest
Six Lyons Eee of the famous P0NS0H
ILLUMINATED KELVETS representing the fashionable color
combinations.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

Gold and Silver Novelties.
Topliff & Co., 3S5 Robert street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
z z CORSETS.

With tie good points of which we should
be glad to make our customers familiar.
We have them in White and Black, in all
sizes and ali vast lengths.
These three form but small part OF
our stock. You can find oil the best Cor
sets here-the lowest Cs we'll as the
hgbest-priced in the market
For those who do no. wish to wear
Horcofc uo houo }bo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

Diamonds, Rubies and Etc.
Topllff & Co., 3S5 Robert street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02
Jenaass Miller Model Bodice |!

Undoubtedly the best to be f und. ut is
delightfully."- comfortable and graceful in
fit. T" So those who wear them say.
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DESERET EVENING NEWS.

Subscription price, IN advance, tloVope'S'", Wv
er month"; rs cents pef week, postpaid OF oen'efe'
BY carrier. ..,.,,.,
Published every TuesdAy and inday suoso,'P
titn price, In advance per year ss'Oo' 'N on'n'
q Is; three months, siooi postpaid or oeA'e''p W
''i''-'' THE pEsERET WEEKLY.
hs9,o .oragt Magazine, the eheapts, and bes,ln
a., esuptry. specially valuable rney Of current
history. Price, PER volume Of 70 numbers, sLSo' per
re.r $3.50: mailed.
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PROVO PARAGRAPHS
Gathered Here and There by the Cor
respondent Of the "News~

Judge Jones has made an order re-
leasing john Armstrong, OF Snrlng-
vile, from the Insane asylum, upon
the application OF w. II. BstlUtt
who will care for the patient.
Licenses 10 marry have been Issued
to William Green md Neltie Richin =
Of Pleasant Grove; Jesse NJ. Buckncr
Of Provo and Joanna Gillard Of Provo
Bench, and Alyia X. Greer and
Hannah Beck, OF Spanish FORK.
The L. Il. NJ. q b. o., Of this city,
have been awarded ths contract Of
building srhoolhouse for American
Fork for 3d. l8.
Deborah Lodge No. o, y. OF II. will
bo organized In this city Tomorrow
evening. Aftor tho ceremony, ban.
quot viii take place at the Conmopoli-
tan hotel.
The Utah county Republican con-
vention will DO held ut 5pringvillo ON
Saturday next.
The quarterly stake conference CONF
mences on Saturday.
Tho Y. L.. hi. /. A. OF Utah county
aro holding a fair this week ut the
Third ward meeting house In TINS clty.
Provo will soon erect hro depart
msnt building at an approximate cobl
OF s., 5O0.
II Is said that the DiSpa,oi will again
issue an q daily ere long.
Provo, OCT. 10, 1892.