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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-08-18

To the members Of the Lass Chance
Ditch Company ot Emmett. Idaho:
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing Of the directors Of the Last Chance
Ditch Co., held on the Goth day Of July
1894, an assessment Of 81 per share was
levied on the capital stock Of said Com
pany, payable in cash to the Secretary
at his residence. The above assessment
will become delinquent on August p.
ls94 Any stock upon which this as
sessment remains unpaid on the 25th
day Of August, 1894. will be declared de-
linpuent and unless payment is made
before will be sold on the 22nd dav of
September, 1894. at o'clock p. H.. 70
pay the delinquent assessment and the
cost Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
J. II. CARPENrER. Sec'v.
Dated July 26. 1894. Residence one
and q half miles south Of Ennstt. IN
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-08-18

No. s. l20 acres two INLET from I'm.
nett on stage road; comfortable dwell
ling; necessary aryimprovements; mostly in
cultivation: excellent water right: $500
fruit trees set out. trees in spring Of 81
are bearing this season. trees set out
spring Of 'si show groth Of six feet last
of July; fine rich soil; west slope immu-
nity from frost; one Of the most promis-
ing fruit ranches in the valley. 5000.
or will sell so acres Of this land with
one half share Of water; without orchard
for $500
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lake Notice.

Patrons Of the Emmett post Office
will take notice that from and after this
date this post Office will be open only
from to O'Clock in the afternoon on
Sundays; that the Office will be open
from a. m. to p. m. week days. Pos.
itively no money orders issued after six
o'clock p. NJ. and none on Sundays.
Govern yourselves accordingly.
STEPHEN DEMPSEY, p. NJ.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-08-18

Anyone having loans from the Lom-
bard Investment Company, the Jarvis
Conklin Company or the Equitable
Mortgage Company that are about to
mature and are unable 10 make pay.
ments can learn something Of impor-
tance by calling on or addressing.
J. ;. Smith. Atty-at-law
Emmett, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-08-18

No. z. l6S acres one mile from En-.
metz; 90 acres fenced and cleared; %
acres in cultivation; good house Of FIVE
rooms; good out buildings; choice fruit;
beautiful lawns with plenty Of shades
can be made the handsomest place in
the Payette valley; unlimited water
supply from one Of the oldest and most
reliable bitches in the valley; will sell
in subdivision To suit purchaser on lib
eral terms
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-08-18
Take Notice. YOU

All parties living in road district No. G.
will please take notice that il they do
not take care Of the waste water from
heir irrigation bitches. and allow II to
food the public roads. that they viii be
prosecuted TO the fullest extent Of the
law. There will be no exceptions to
this rule. JOHN CARPENrER.
Road Supervisor.
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Taachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that The regu-
lar public examination Of applicants
for teachers certificates in Canyon coun-
~ will be held in the public school
bnilding at Caldwell. at 0 o'clock A. NJ.
August >. 1894. NJ. X. JENKINS,
Caldwell, July -, 1894 .
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Rox-You ought to be happy just
now. Harduppe. The financial strin-
geDey cannot affect you. for you have
nothing TO shrink OF to lose.
Harduppe- Haven't I? That's all
you know about it. went TO friend
yesterday for the loan Of ten dollars
and he said he couldn't oblige me on
account Of the scarcity Of money. The
present condition, my friend, strikes
all-N y. Press
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-08-18

No. 4. Twenty acres two miles from
Emmett; good lath and plastered house;
good dogsle board barn for six horscss
400 fruit trees; 600 apple; 900 prunes
$50 peach; 50 sprscot. large strawberry
bed in bcHpng; very rich coil, with one
hall share (56 inches) OF water in Last
Chance Disch Orr Of the most valuable
places IN the wiley and Ss,Bin. Price
$3.50
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-08-18

No. 0. 50 acres two miles from En-
NETT fenced and in grass; good pasture
land; with one fourth share water. Price
$3.50.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-08-18

No. 6. Large new nine room house
"a s54 in Emmett suitable for either
hotel or residence and business purposess
large barn; wash house; celler; ice house:
and all other necessary out buildings;
central location; rare bargin. Price
81 200.
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CHEAP LANDS.
For Sale by
LORTON &PATTISON
Emmett Idaho.
Emmett /daho

No. l. 100 acre ranch seven miles
from Emmett one mile from school
house, 100 acres fenced and under culti-
vat'on; good 4 room house; good barn:
bearing orchard Of choice frnit; spring
Of living water at door; perpetual water
right. Price 5000.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-08-18

Won Blumer dumping up against
Twickenhaml Hello. old man. Con-
gratulations. Ihear there iS-a new ar
rival at yosr house 80
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No. 2. Sixty acres river bottom land
on the Payette river; all fenced; part
under cultivation; one third interest
in water ditch now covering this and
other land; unlimited water supply.
Price 5000.
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No. 3. Hotel Of ten rooms; new build
ing every thing in good shape; large lot
l50xl5O; choice fruit in bearing; slend-
id location and a bargin. Price sl400.
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No. 3. Thirty acre - ~ niis
from Emmett; fenced ana an6w ulioe6-
vation with perpetual wat< s1tkk
Cheap at $1,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-09
EvEnKrr SOCIAL NEWS.

EvERKrF. SEPT s - Especial - Mr..
George W. Cornwall has returned from O
pleasant trip al Victoria.
Mr. Henry Hewitt. j., has been In town
during the week.
Mr. +. II. Milford has gone East. II In
understood that he may remain some
sime.
Mr.. W. G. Tanner has returned from
Wenatehee-
Mr.. +. Fl Scott. prominent lawyer Of
Omaha, Aeh. was in town on Sunday
last
Afr. z e. Bronson and Mr.. III. ID. Cooley,
With their families. have returned from
their camping outing.
Miss Mamie Boynton has returned
from Tacoma and vii spend the winter
here.
Mrs. e. T. Hsvsner has been quite I'll
for week past.
Cashier : :. King. Of the Everett Ma
t.onai bank, has returned from east Of the
mountains.
General Manager Steward Of the pspss
mill, has gone TO Vancouver on business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Porter aud Miss Ne.
Elroy entertained the Southern Society 81
their home last evening. A delightful
evening vas spent with cards. music, dan.
cling and refreshments.
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and Mrs, L ". Shsnn and dsagh1srs. Of
Ogden. Etsa. wno sal he their guests in
this city.
Mrs J. q. Hin and her s0n. Mr.. Richard
= TIL. arrived home thfS week after Al
extended Eastern trip. NJ. and Mrs. Hlll
have again tagea ap their rexsdeaes at
Is20 Marion street
Last Friday evening the Ron Ton Club
met a. the hoFae of Miss Mamie Morris.
snd alter the usual business Of the club
the remainder 81 the evening was enjoy
ABLY spent n dancing aad muse
Mr.. James <. Lewis. Of Iasie. y y. sad
Mr. WAiiaH ". Lemss, Of TgsersbaFgh.
ia, who are making an exfsnaea tour Of
TIE fselnc coast are the guests Of their
son and uephew. NJ. Prank Z. Lewis
ESQ.
The Pacific Amateur Press Association ia
holding It's fourth annual convention In
an francisco. commencing September j.
Inc amateur papers published n this city.
IrAsa and >9Asas. are represented by
Mr. Herbert a. Schoeniela, sAe editor Of
both publications.
One CT the most successful soeials Of this
season ives that given BY Mystic Jewel
keoek2h lodge At Brewers Hal, on Nc
Clair street last Thursday evening This
affair proved SO satisfactory that II was de-
eided 10 give another sc the same place
Thursday, September -
The masisal and drsmasie CLUB, which
Was organized IN EdgeWater early in the
summer, held its first meeting a. the resi-
dence OF Mrs III. z. Tucker last M0nday
evening. The next meeting viii he held
Tuesday evening az the bone OF Mrs.
tucker, Vermont street, Edgewater.
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COMING EVENTS.
Miss Edith Manning win leave thu. week

Miss Edith Manning win leave this week
for college.
Mr.. Fred f. Sander will leave for the
East today. 20 he absent for SIX weeks.
The Nendredi Club will give its FIRST
dance next Friday evening at Hotel Calk-
ms in East Seattle.
Mr.. T. b. Herald, graduate OF the
high school, viii leave next week 20 take a
course IA the Law department Mt Harvard.
Miss Burnett will give an boating party
tomorrow evening IN honor of her guests,
Miss kershaw and Miss Anderson, OF Ia
coma.
Miss Gertie Carroll, who has been sing
ing in the choir of the Edgew alter Congre-
tional church for nearly year, will leave
Fremont shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. 0berteuffer. Mr.
and Mrs. George Qaimby. Miss Ferriss, of
Tacoma, Mr.. A. W. Coleman and Mr.. ID.
@. InyerRrity comprise a sailing party
which will leave the city today for . cruise
around Puget sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. q. Struve. Mr. and
Mrs. l.. b. Stedman, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A.
ssrout, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. MacCuiskv,
Miss Struye, Mr.. +. strive and 4. A.
Falkenburgh. who have been at the Coua-
try Club house for ten days, viii return
home. tomorrow.
Mrs. h. ]. Cooney will leave by steamer
September = to join her husband al Retail
hulen. Guatemala, in Central America.
Mr.. Cooney went there last December un-
der n contract TO build an opera house.
They will retain possession of their prop
erty III Seattle, and expect 70 return IN
about two years.
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Quite a large crowd. many OF them from
Seattle. attended the festivities az Pros
pect beach on Labor day. A mandolin
band furnished inspiring music for the
dancers. Fast races. throwing heavy
weights and swimming matches interested
the spectators The swimming contests
created the most excitement. In the
women's swimming match Of loo yards the
following came in ia order as given: Mrs.
John Kyle. Miss Agnes Smith. Mrs Alex
ander Dow, Mrs. Murdoch and an un-
known old lady. James Dow won the
mems swimming match of 800 yards.
Harry Dow making a good second. IN
throwing the heavy hammer VI. Dow won
first prize. William MeCulioch second.
w. MeESaa third. In putting the shot
NJ. Dow got first prize. John Campbell sec
end. Alexander Dow third
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. nonoghue gave de-
lighifui party last Monday evening At
their residence on Shiishole avenue. The
guests INDUCED In dancing. card playing
and other recreations. Light refreshments
Of all variety of fruits were served. Those
present were; Mr.. ana Mrs o. A. Dono-
ghae. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Dell. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Woodring. Mrs. f. L. Bangs.
Mss - E1sAE R0NQo0s MISS Attn AfAHAW aF,
Miss LeonA Davis, Miss Il. NJ. Hyland
Miss Bernice McLachlan. Miss Dora Emer-
son, Miss Winnie Emerson. Mr.. John
Crimson. Dr.. W. Johnston. Mr.. r. w.
Grover, DR.. keltner. Mr.. Eugene King,
Mr.. Harry Gibson. Mr.. George Sandborn,
Mr. +. c. Shirtcliff. Mr. Warren Lucas,
Mr.. Ed. Hopkins. Mr.. r. Tiedemsnn, Mr.
Ivan l. Hyiand. Mr.. Herbert Hyland. Mr..
Herbert Hawley, Mr.. John Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Peter entertained
few Of their friends at tea last Thursday
evening at their home on Polk street. All
present found Mr.. and Mrs. Peter an en-
pertaining host and hostess The guests
were: Mrs. Anna Thomas, Mrs. Sietson,
of Seattle: Mrs. J. G. Young. Mr.. Burns,
Rev. II. L. Fordney.
Mr. and Mrs +. Hesser and daughter
Dora left LAST Wednesday night for VAL
pariso. Ind. where they will spend two
months
Miss Elizabeth Haworth, teacher ia
Ballard last year. left. on account OF III
ness. by steamer last Wednesday morning
for California. where she will remain with
her brother until she is better.
Mrs. Thomas will visit her old home
IN Pennsylvania next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Lambert (nee
Emerson) returned from California last
Thursday night Mr.. aud Mrs. Lambert
surprised their friends by the announce
Inens that thay were married last March.
The Woman,s Guild of 81. Stephen
Episcopal church will give peach social
at the rectory next Wednesday night.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give one
next Tuesday In store on Ballard ave-
nue..
Mr.. Hays, the former secretary OF the
Y. NJ. &. A. at Ballard but nov secretary
Of the same society at Whatcom, was
visiting old friends in Ballard during the
week
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Mr.. and Mrs. William CowAa gave 3
party At their residcnes on Gladstone
street. I.atoua last Wednesday evening In
bonor Of Mra Cowaa's sister. Mrs. +. A.
ceyell aud daughter Constance. OF Port
land Or. Who have been here during tie
nast week. The evening was very en-
ioyAbls enc % ali. dainty little zap sup
rer being served during the evening.
Ssnr.. Rotations. etc, were rendered,
which tended to make the evening aPrssr
100 short. Taoss present we're; Mr.. and
Mr.. J. NJ. White. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
CoNan. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank = ssrFy. NJ.
ana Mrs Henry Cosaa, Me-. and Mrs.
tlarsnce q. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin ID
Cosan. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. DAVIS,
NJ ana Mrs. William Copsssiek, Mrs
s.muei Caons. Mrs. Z A. Cevsil. Misses
Violet Maud and Pear Cowan, Miss
Iiuse Douglas. Miss Alta Cooas. Mss
constance Covsll. Misses Mabs., Edlth Aaa
MAID Copsstsck. NJ. SAnasl C0oas, j..
NJ nna Ms. william CoNan.
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Auo nw the many sarpriss parties given
Ntshin the past month, fee, 4 Aay' hass
been more thoroughly snleysoss shAn the
cue given 60 Mr.. aad Mrs. l. A. sevey ca
shs gsa ult.. tae oseAsaca asaag sae
sWentsesh anniversary ii tAeaT marriage.
Familiarity ealled the china seaasns.
Farlv IN the evening thsir cosy home q as
invaded by 8 large coacearss q tFssnds
laasn NlgA many eho.cs ard bsAaiai a
xsiss appropriate - ths sFenh When al
wers assembled tAs presentation s1Sxsss
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e...t. :, IN. rfet s.r,.x..

Following are the recent arrivals At the
Hot Springs Hotel. Hot Springs. Wash
Seattis-Wilham Douglass. Joseph Wal
ters. wife and children. Mrs III. Jones,
Mrs A. Gasch. Miss Haides Gasch.
Thomas Morris, Mrs. NJ Michaeison and
family, ]. Doyle.
Tacoma-H. L. Walters, S. A. Nourse
and wife. hi Tucker. Ike Evans. A. W.
Ballard and wife. Charles spragae. Mrs.
C. H. Marble, A. h. Case. Il. b Nelson,
Joseph Henrieh. c. Benson, Joseph Nc
Cabe.
Mrs. A. A. Rasson. maid and child,
Washington City: A. K. Monteatb. Port
land, Or; j. +. Nelson and wife. Orillia;
w. r. stetson. ST. Paul: L. T. Grimes,
Olympia; ]. d. Pearcs, Spokane; c. s.
proweu kama
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An interesting event took place az the
First Presbyterian chaEeh on the evening Of
September l. in the narriag. Of Mr.. George
Washington kyans. % Saohoralsh county.
10 Miss Ala Helsaa Augusta Foye. Of tie
same place and Lately OF Seattle. The OIL
eating minister s&s the pastor. Rev.
Alsxsn2er Alison. j. =. Mr.. Aibsrt Fore.
al saohomish county, acted 10 The capac-
tty az zroomsman, whais Miss Maggie toys
performed wlEA E7zcsfaanexs the duties Of
bridesmaid. After 8 fsw days n sAis city,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-09

Mr.. A A. Merrill, Of this city, vas mar
ried last Tuesday, September {, lsas. 20
Miss Mamie Wood, of sunnydale. Wash. az
the residence Of the offieisting clergyman.
Rev. George Herbert Watson, y. D. only
few invited guests were present. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill left for
Tacoma 10 take in the Interstate fair
They viii make Seattle their future home
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as Ezaae ia . SAppr manner by Mrs.
SeosEs ". sever. AFTER xhseh the svening
- spent ia masic. @hsst and 6.nclng-
Aesas II oselo<x q hountsfai oyster sapp@s
ss spread, supplemented ~ fruits. cakes,
ant tbs ever aslse4oas s-anbgo-iAl caSfes- =
After supper dancing sAs resumed ard
Kept up I'll the .'wss ssn.' hoars. Among
thoss present were Mr. aaa Hrs. George
W. sever. Mr. and Mrs. z. Burgess.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker. Mr. and Mrs.
n A Guernsey. Mr.. ard Mrs Walter Bur-
CESS, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Mclean. M and
Mrs. Fred Ganzsl. Mr. and Mrs " Villains.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes. Mr. aud Mrs Mur-
ply, Mr.. aa5 Mrs- Frsed hosf. Ar. and Mrs.
J. Mat. Ar. aud Mrs. n. MIST. Mrs Ella
kcsesk, Mrs. Edna Cr-amer. Mrs. w.
IsOtka. Mr.. and Mrs. 1. H. Seyey. Miss
ktaei sessy. Miss LOtsie Baker. Mss
Ainneste 6aeFnssy. Miss Annie Mist. Miss
Failon, Miss Baker, Miss Wright. Miss
Fierce, Miss Peterson. Miss Williams.
Miss Nellie Williams. Miss Nellie Bar
gsss. Mas Myrtle Resell. Miss Maud
Eowell. Miss Jalia BAKER. Mr.. Anosry
sevey, Mr.. Mcmillan. Mr.. Amos Dreamer.
Mr.. A. /. Mist. Mr.. X. Noyes. Mr.. Edward
Baker. Master Berthe Burgess. Master
George kr1sdhoff and others.
Presentation 90 Mr.. G. A. Hughes
Mr.. C. A. Hughes, rho for FIVE years was
business manager OF the PosT-IsTEILE-
sEscER and who will shortly leave 10 taks
charge Of thls papers New York Office.
was presented last evening vita . hand
some memento in the shape of gold
chain and gold stamp case BY the eta
ployss of the composing room. Mr..
Hughes was called into the composing
room 1T 80 O'Clock. u was not . little
surprised TO find every one apparently
In state Of expectancy Mr.. Z. A
Bridgnan Ia q neat and feeling manner
told Mr.. Hughes that the printers desired
TO express their esteem and friendship for
him and wished him all manner of success
in the new field TO which he Was about TO
depart Mr.. Bridgman said that the re-
lations between the chapel and the hnsi-
ness Office had always been pleasant and
harmonious. and that the printers had be-
gun To LOOK upon him more as . warm
personal friend than in the light OF =
manager. He then. on behalf Of the
chapel. presented him xith the chain and
stamp case. The case Is made the counter
part OF a miniature envelope with a can
oeled 2-eent stamp and New York date
The engraving Was as follows:
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Mr.. George w. Banks and Mrs. Emma
r Harrison. both of this city. were united
IN marriage at the residence Of the offciat-
Inc clergyman. John F. Damon. $40 Fifth
street. Seattle. Wednesday evening. Sep
Eember 8. at 5 O'Clock. Mr. Frank Fletcher
wss groomsman and Miss Ruth Fletcher a
graceful brl4emald.
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Mr. James Murphv. Of Soath Prairie,
Pierce county. and Miss Thekla Pearson,
Of Fan Claire. Wis. were joined Ia mar
rage 4. the residence Of the oFacsatink
clergyman, John +. Damon. 80 Fifsh
street. Seattle. Wednesday evening. sep
tsm5er S. 1854. ~ - O'Clock Mr.. VIII
lam J. Holder did the honors .s groons-
man and Mrs. 0iine onsam as bridesmaid.
Mr.. AID Mrs Murphy viii make their
home a. south Prairie
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The yacht race last Monday attracted
nsny OF shs sooiety ladies 10 the water
'front.' Among Tie guests present ~ TIE
kllsost Ray sehf AluG bo1se seFs. Mr.
and Mra & Lufesig. Mrs. Hugo Graf,
Mr. and Mrs. and Mss hsnssa, xAIaeF-
nasa Hal ard Ms Hal. Mr.. ~ q. l.At-
Mcr. Mr.. aa1 Mss Si.aoason. Alss Mabel
Dean. OF SaG D.sko. Cal: Msss /. Chris-
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Miss Ethel Brown. Of Union CITY, was
rendered party by Mrs. Cuhitt and Miss
Ethel Austin at the residences Of Mrs.
Cabitt. corner Warren and Thomas ave-
naes, September l. The youag people en-
ioyed themselves most pleasantly, though
Miss Brown only favored them with her
presence TOR about one-half an hour Cards
aud dancing were enjoyed sill midnight.
Dainty refreshments seFe served at IL
O'Clock. The amateur whist champion
ship game Of the party vas won BY MIR. ].
r. Braid and Miss Edna Powers. Those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. }. ". TWiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. William CGbits, Miss Agnes
Thrall. Miss Ethel Brown, Miss Edna
Powers. Miss Belle Clarke, Miss Ethel
Austin. Miss Blanche Carrier. Miss Edith
Twiss. Ms. Joe Lasta. Mr.. Fred Braid, Mr..
Z. u. Knapp. Mr.. r. Williams, Mr..
George Ford. Master Russell Twlss
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Mr.. Dan Gallagher and Miss Amelia
Habenieht. both Of Black Diamond. were
married in the pFeseaes OF few friends
on Monday Afternoon. September 3. isss8.
Mr. John Il. PFigmore acting as grooms-
man aud Mss Elma : Hemisphere IS
bridemaia. Rev. John +. Damon OBLIGATED.
The ceremony Vas eon9ucted st toe resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Van
Alstyne. 10 Seventh street. and al ele.
CANT wedding dinner vas preceded BY the
Christening Of the infan: daughter OF the
host ana hostess. Mr.. William ]. Miller
and Miss Agnes Collins stood rs god
parents and tiny Mss Haz~l Vivian Van
Alstyns rounded her bakers dozen Of
months with quite an elAborais csisbra-
ton. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Van Alssyns and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs ForsssAn4. Miss Lizzie Roper.
Mrs. MAud NJ Eonk.ndorf, Mr.. John
Yassar, ME. Van WykoE
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"A literary and musical recital will be
given az ths pupils Of Miss Lizzie JAY
Richardson on Tuesday evening, septsm-
bar II, as tie First Presbyterian church.
Foarth and Spring. fox ths benefit Of the
Ladies Aid Soeisty. Adaits. IS cents
children, cents.
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Murphy-Biair.

Mr.. John Murphy was married to Miss
Birdie Blair last week At the residence Of
the pareats of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Blair. on Biewett avenue. At Fremont
Rev. ]. /. Nichols performed the csre-
mony. A reception followed The wedding.