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The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15
w &. BRUEER, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office, Seventh Street, Near Main.


UNITED STATES LAND pfFIIE,
GLgSwOOD SPHISGS, COLO., Sept. ], 1925.
NOTICE Is hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions of the act OF congress
Of juno D. lS7s entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands In the States Of California, Orc
TOn. SevGda and Washington Territory" as
extended 10 all the Public Land States by act
Of August !, 1882, Ihomas King. Of Glcnwood
Springs, county Of Garfield. State o. Colorado
has this day flied in this Office his sworn state
ment No. 3. TIE, for the purchase Of the : " II
NE II of Section No. Is. in Township No. 3 :.
Range No. % W. 9Th =. NJ, and will offer proof
TO snow that the land suuPht Is more valuable
for It's timber or stone thnn for agricultural
purposes, and 10 establish his claim 10 said
land before the Register and Receiver of this
Office nt Glenw0Dd springs Colo, on Monday
the 18th day of November 1895.
He names a. witnesses. Sherman Turner
of Rifle. Colo, and l.. BurDaugh. Paris Mead
owE and +. D. Smith, all Of Glenwood Springs
Colo.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
abuvc-descrbcd lands are requested to file
their claims In this office or before said 18th
day Of November, 1894.
s5-nl0 G. ID. THAyER, Register.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Thomas A. Rncker, Aspen.
II. Medaris, New Castle.
j. Van Houton, Ration, n. NJ.
Harry Whigham, Ration, \. NJ.
Chas. Springer, Ration, n NJ.
John II Porter, Ration, n. NJ.
W. =. Tegarden, Craig.
W. IL. Iaughey. Craig.
j. Kettell, Craig.
A. d. James, Mt. Gilead, o.
A, l., Bankee, ut. Gilead, o.
Mrs. j. f. Rausher, Denver.
William b. Rausher, Denver.
j. b. Thompson, Denver.
W. l.. Jameson. Cleveland. o.
A. W. Hope, New Haven, Conn.
J. L. Stetson, New Haven. Conn.
+. \. Sheldon, New Haven, Conn
Jas. d. Ferral, Gunnison.
Miss Ada Burchard, New York.
Jas. B. Killgore, Denver.
Aug +. Brooks. St. Louis.
Chas. 4. Brooks, st. Louis.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Hoods Pills are the best family ca
thartic and liver medicine. Harmless,
reliable, sure.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Rev. p. Jones has received his com
mission as local elder in tile Methodist
church for this valley. The duties of
the local elder are of q generally super
visory character in looking after the
spiritual flocks in the absence of the
regularly established presiding elder.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Season for heavy goods will soon be
here; outfit for winter at Hugus & Co. Is
before assortments are broken
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Real merit is the characteristic of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and it is manifested
every day in the remarkable cures this
medicine accompIishes. Hoods Sarsa-
parilIa is the kind. Try it.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

The Hugus firm reports business for
81, up to date, much better than for the
same period Of last year.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15
HoME NEWS.

The fieet-winged swallow has given
way to the black bird. Next it'll be the
suow bird
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

The graduates Of the State Agric,il
tural college, located at Fort Collins,
Colorado, both male and female, are
successfully filling responsible and lu-
crative positions in the working world
See the creditable record on pages II
and 10 of the last catalogue No tut
ton fees; no laboratory or library fees.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15
Jury List.

Sheriff WILDER started out on Monday
to summon the following jurymen for
the forthcoming term of court:
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Geo. Z. Brown. Leadville.
John ". Lowell, Lily.
Mrs j C. Benton. Lily.
J b. Robinson. Chicago.
Char. Higgins. Boston.
j. l. Silshee, Chicago.
j. l.. Silsbee, jr.. Chicago.
W. T. White, Chicago.
j II Grierson, London, Eng.
p. L. Rucker, NJ. d., Denver.
A. ". Rucker. Aspen.
John W. Greer. Topeka.
John b. KillgOre, Denver.
c. C. Foster, Cambridge, Mass.
II. Hasley, Leadviile.
i. Ehrke, Kansas City.
j. q. Hall, Kansas City.
C. L. Magrum, Denver.
Harry Morrison, Denver.
Clinton Jones, Chicago.
Henry Ewing. Chicago.
z. Brown, st. Louis.
James Hersey, Evanston, Ind.
VIM. Gassard, Chicago.
c. a Seymour, Craig.
l.. II. Spilker, Denver.
Wanted,
student boardcrs. Terms REASONABLE
If Mrs ORA w ATSpE
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Mr. Paul and family came in from
AIaryine lakes Wednesday and will re-
side here during the winter.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

a roadster of presentabIe appear
ance struck Herman Richner's place, on
Piceance. lately and got job. which he
held down for a month and resigned last
week lie took his departure and with
il roll of bedding belonging to his late
employer. Mr.. Richner overlook the
gentleman at the Powell Park school
house on Wednesday and recovered his
property
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

professional Cards, when paid IN advance,
Si5CJ per year.
focal Notices. fifteen cents Per line for first
insertion and ten cents for each subsequent
insertion. Legal notices ten cents per line for
cACh Insertion
Al communications should be addressed to
THE MEEKER HERALD,
Meelcer, Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

If you wish a good suit of clothes
made to order call on J c. Doerr, The
Tailor" See his ad in another column.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Mrs. Boyd Walbridge, accompanied
by her uncle. Mr.. J. i. Mediation, left
on Monday morning for Denver, where
Mrs. W. will be treated for ear trouble.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15
BRETHERTON.

Above brand anywhere on left side, shoulder
or hip. Ear marks, underbit and overslope on
right ear. Also own the following brands
HI and -f/H The 1T and other brands
Cancelled. All kinds of ear marks are on the
cattle and some with no enr marks at all, hay
ing been neglected. All increase branded same
as cut; ear marks, overslope and underbit on
right ear. Range, white river and Thurman
creek. Po5tonice address, Meejser, Colo. jnsO
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

= very well authenticated report
comes from Debeque, on Grand river,
TO the effect that between 1900 and s.,
600 sheep. belonging to j. b. IIulburt,
were drove over the Book Cliffs, by a
band of ranch and cattlemen, in the
early part of this week. The sheep were
all killed. --latest reports say the sheep
men have armed and gone in search of
the suspected perpetrators of the deed.
4 bloody conflict is expected.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

W. L. Pattison, who is one of the best
known guides in the upper White river
region, was a visitor in Meeker this
week. Mr.. Pattison reports an unusually
large number of pleasure-seekers at the
lakes and throughout the upper country
generally during the summer, but that
travel is now falling off, which he at
tributes to the state political campaign
now absorbing attention.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Mr. Sutherlin is with his people again
after a protracted summer outing, and
from now on will hold regular services
in the Methodist church and auxiliary
missions.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Roy Marker and Ed Winstel were out
by Schutte's corral on Piceance Satur-
day last and came across COW sur
rounded By twenty wolves and four
mountain lions. The boys killed several
Of the wolves, but the lions escaped.
Wolves and mountain lions are un-
usually numerous in the hills and are
doing considerable damage among the
stock running on the range. - Rife
Reveille
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

The first frost of the season, and a
scorcher, too visited this section Thurs
day night.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Judge and Mrs. Wildhack were pas
sengers on the outgoing stage Tuesday
morning. The judge and wife will at
tend the Republican convention in Den
yer. after which they will visit Chicago
and other points east. They will be
zone fonr or Eve weeks.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

New line of prints al Iugus & Co. Is
10 yard patterns-nO two alike.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

The Axial Blues have challenged the
Meeker Crews to friendly game of
base bail. the same to be played at any
time suitable to the latter. play ball,
or get of the -"
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Mrs. W. l.. Veatch, accompanied by
her mother Mrs. Kinney, who is pro-
prietress Of the leading hotel in Middle
Park. was visiting friends in Meeker on
Wednesday Mrs Veatch has been the
gnest Of her mother at Hot Sulphur
Springs during the summer.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

John Goff who pills the lines over
the Hugus siX-hOrse freighting outfit,
came in the other day with 10000 pounds,
which he pulled over the road from Rifle
to MeeIier without "donbling." This is
the heaviest continuous haul load on
record over the Meeker Rife road and
speaks well for JohnHie's abilities as a
freiqIteT.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15
THOMPSON, KERN & Schultz.

Above brand on left hip, side or shoulder.
Also own Circle s brand on amy part of
animal Also own Z brand on cattle only on
any part Of animal. Horse brand Circle 5 on
left shoulder. Range, Piee-ance creek be-
tween White liver, Parachute and Roam
creeks. Postonioe address, Rife, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

These resolutions were unanimously
adopted. n resolution providing for the
filling of vacancies was also passed.
@. b. Kelly was elected chair
man Of the county central committee
and E. f. Fordham secretary.
The convention then adjourned.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Judge Rucker arrived Sunday even
ing and on Monday opened court, which
lac Immediately adjourned until the 18th
Of this month, as per previous under
standing with litigants and others.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15
DUFFY d McKEowN.

Cattle branded as above on left side Ear,
marks, crop and split both ears. Addiuonii
brands; j on right and left side and - down
hip; also CD or GID on right side; also
Il on left side. All increase branded sumo
as cut. Horse brand, same as cut, on leit MP
or ks On. left shoulder. Range, Lower beiD
river and vicinity of Juniper mountain. Fos''
Office address, C. ]. Dufy, Asiai, Routt County,
Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Rev. Ostenson departed on Monday
morning for Gunnison, where he will
attend the ANNUAL cOnvocation Of the
Protestant Episcopal church of this
diocese. Mr.. Ostenson will be gone two
weeks.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

At the Democratic primary in this
precinct. last Saturday afternoon, r. S.
Ball, l.. L. Deylin. l.. p. Craig, Otto
Metzger, Julius Strehlke and Harry
Niblock were chosen as delegates to the
county convention.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

Physicians say that weeds are great
disease breeders. They fill the air with
poisonous pollen. which is carried every
where. Cut the weeds and burn them;
yOnr place will look heater and You add
much to the sanitary conditions Of your
surroundings.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

j j limerick,
T ii Warren,
Owen Lunney,
Thomas Baker.
u p Mathes,
AL Martin,
w F Fairfield,
Chas Walrad,
w j. Fletcher,
II H Leonard,
j M Cole.
j Freund.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

William Wells,
Levi Marcott,
ii & Rock,
Otto MetZger,
T d Riley,
Jno Deveraux,
II S Harp.
Sherman FisK,
Geo Hendricks,
j NJ w alsh.
G NJ Howard,
A j Ryan.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

The Inter Mountain, of Steamboat
Springs, speaks of George Witter "as a
well-known and popular cattleman."
Neighbor. Nj Witter is weII-known and
popular but lac is not in the cattle bust
ness. lie is in the horse business.
The Meeker herald., 1894-09-15

An communications should be addressed to
THE MEEKER HERALD,
Meel1er, Colorado.
HOMIE NEWS.
The fieet-winged swallow has given
way to the black bird. Next it'll be the
Snow bird.
The Hugus firm reports business for
81, up to date. much better than for the
same period Of last year
Mr.. Paul and family came in from
Maryine lakes Wednesday and will re-
side here during the winter.
If you wish good suit of clothes
made to order. call on j. c. Doerr, The
Tailor" See his ad in another column.
Mrs. Boyd Walbridge, accompanied
10y her uncle. Mr.. J. J.. Mediation, left
on Monday morning for Denver, where
Mrs. W. will be treated for ear trouble.
Mr.. Sutherlin is with his people again
after a protracted summer outing, and
from now Oh viii hold regular services
in the Methodist church and auxiliary
missions.
The Axial Blues have challenged the
Neeker Crews to friendly game of
base bail. the same to be played at any
time suitable to the latter. play ball,
or get of the ~"
Judge Rucker arrived Sunday even
ing and on Monday opened court, which
lac Immediately adjourned until the 25th
Of this month. as per previous under
standing with litigants and others.
Rev. Ostenson departed on Monday
morning for Gunnison, where he will
attend the annual cOnvocation Of the
Protestant Episcopal church of this
diocese. Mr.. Ostenson will be gone two
weeks.
At the Democratic primary in this
precinct. last Saturday afternoon, r. S.
Ball, l.. l.. Deylin. l.. z. Craig, Otto
Metzger, Julius Strehlke and Harry
Niblock were chosen as delegates to the
county convention.
10
The Inter Mountain, oil Steamboat
springs, speaks OIL GEORGE "itIer DIS a
well-known and popular cattleman."
Neighbor. Mr.. Witter is weIl-known and
popular. but lac is not in the cattle bust
ness. He is in the horse business.
10
Physicians say that weeds are great
discase-breedeTs. They I'LL the AR with
poisonous pollen. which IS carried every
"hero. Cut the weeds and burn them;
yonr place will look heater and You add
.,rronn,Iinos
.e-
Judge and Mrs Wildhack were pas
sengers on the outgoing stage Tuesday
morning. The Judge and wife will at
tend the Republican convention in Den
yer. after which they will visit Chicago
and other points east They will be
gone four or FIVE weeks,
-
MIS- " H. eaten accompanied ny
prietress Of the leading hotel in Middle
Park. was visiting friends in Meeker on
Wednesday. Mrs Veatch has been the
gnest Of her mother at Hot Sulphur
Springs during the summer.
.
Jouh Goa' "ho p"i'5 'he l"eS oFei
lhe IIhE'i5 SlA-HOiSs lIeishtlils ouVn''
came III the ptieI hay WIN lV.ooo pouu'iS'
winch ne pul"H over tiie Iod" nom hiiie
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

houuf TO W nom ttouor IS Uucs
Great credit Is due to Chief Arthur
Of the Brotherhood Of Engineers. for
the wisdom he displayed In refusing
10 second the mad efforts OF Debs to
array oil the employees on the rail
roads against the use Of tho Pullman
cars. and thus obstruct trade an
travel and In the end perpetrate arson
ana murder. Had the engineers aided
the lawbreakers, the strike would
have been much more serious, but In
the end the mobs would have been dis
pefsed. and tho majesty Of the law
been vindieated. We are glad to see
the spirit OF loyalty exhibited by
Democrats as we'll as Republicans In
the South as we'll as in the North. rs 1
gives assurance OF determination Ia
sustain the General Government. IL
Its efforts to dispsrse all reasonable
ussemblages. and compel obedience
to tho laws In all sections, without re-
gard to the grievances that have beer
suffered or tho wrongs Intended tc
be redressed.
The Government is stronger because
OF this manifestation VI authority
and men like Debs will be more cara
full In ordering strikes when they SO
that their failure In case violence &C
curs Is inevitable. We are glad tina
out of this Danger thistle has blooms,
the flower Safety. While we homo
President Cleveland for his manly
course. contrasting so greatly rs 1
does with the trucking course pursu
cd by James buchanan in 1851. we ais
honor Chief Arthur. and we hope tina
all manly men Will always b.
ready to unite In giving honor
whom honor Is due"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
AFTER rus BATTLE


o sight most woaderfui, ssGhs most
Tbs brietisss barristers weary are;
Weary from toll on the field Of play.
They nurse their victorious wounds
to day.
The bankers and brokers, with banks
all broke,
Are eating ssass, Of GROW their defeat to
While Hlllss. they ssy. has head the
size
or one OF T. G. G. Juniors lies.
The bIisters on poor Pete cooper's
handA
Are sore as the feet of the Coke,
bands
And Byrne all burnt by the scorchins
sun,
Repents too late Of his rhymes anc fun
Relnhardt and Bringhurst and Ora,
and Bayard,
And Hayes and johnson are fearful
+, tired,
And Elliotts fingers are worn dow
thin
BY the millions Of quarters he eounte'
In.
/, Curtis whose deputies wooiey ant
!, Big.
Wrought dire confusion doth dance
! jig.
: And Father DeRuyter with Smitl
, clasps hands,
: AZ they laugh at the work OF their til
horn bands.
: And England smiles at his desk Ia
day,
| Unscarred, upholstered, md walk
4 away.
+. With the oldAtlme joility, fresh an
~ gay,
vt Beca use he wasn't asked out to play
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

The grand stand of the picturesque,
ly-loeatcd johannesburg track was TAX.
ed TO lis capacity yesterday, anu the
overflow made Professionalism through
tho lawn work OF some difficulty.
The attraction was John Green's PAGER
Salad.n, who was announced to make
a supreme effort to clip few fractions
OF Il second of the lest record even
made OH hulf.m.ls track !0ga,. The
geldinG made two attempts and
though he failed In both, his perform.
agce was creditnble one. lie made
IA new record Tor the lIolmesburg
tack, however, ehoppiag oil 4 sec.
onds from the figdres-l.l3 .--made
BY Amboy last month.
After the usual warming up mile,
Green came ont with his tread winner
accom- anlel by n runner hooked to d
bicycle sulky. lie would not take the
word on the first attempt, Saladln
skipping at tho wire, but nodded as
sent on the second trial. He went tC
the quarter pole in 81 and then the
paccmaker dropped out. Saladlr
did not negotiate the hill SO eusily ant
consumed DO seCopds ON tho secOnt
quarier. coming to tho half In l05 1
! lie third quarter WAS the slowest oil
the heat, taking "a = seconds. At tn,
turn tile runner was turned loose ant
this seemed to stimulate Saladln. who
went to the wire In 50 seconds, max
ing the mile In 2.llS
The second attempt WAS made ar
hour later. A boy on pony wa
hrong lit In to help out the runner il
maxi ny the pace. iIo carried Salad
to the quarter in SO !. and TO the hal
In l,O5 precisely the sume time II
| IN the first ileat. The ithlee.quarte
pole was reached In l.39-ah half seeon
b"tter than tho first but there Salad
appeared to tire. and notwithstanding
Greene coaXtng aud the efforts OF tn
pncemahcr he could not do the lbs
quarter ~ better timo than .33ss4. III
, ttuIe for the mile was 2.l25..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

ELxroN. July l2.--Miss N. T. Mnrrstt
the youngest daughter Of James lB.
Marrett. OF Leeds. Cecil county mar
rowly escaped bsing drowned laei
evening by falling from Hinaertyi
wharf Into the Elk river. Miss Mar
rett had just stepped of the steamer
Sassafras which arrived from Tolches
ter and not being acquainted with the
surroundings fell Into the river.
Andrew Rambo and John HitcheBs
jumped overboaJ d and kept her above
water until rescued by people on the
wharf. Her csJape was almost mi,
ructe. az the water 10 very deep and
she cannot swim. Had not the youn 9
men como to nar assistance when they
did she would have been drowned.
Mr. J, Sterrett Smith, q we'll known
Cecil county farmer. died this morn
Ing OF dysentery. after few days Ill
ness. In the fiftieth year of his age
Mr.. Smith was q staunch Dem ocrai
and on several occasions u candidate
for the Office Of sheriff.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rowland died 81
Chariestown. In Cecil County. at tht
residence OF her son, William J. Now
land, agent at Charlestown for the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

RoTHEsAY Firth of Clyde, July 49,
For the sixth time in succession the Bri-
tannia yesterday defeated the Vigilant.
The race was for prize Of EGO offered by
the Royal Northern Yacht club. The dis
lance was about fifty miles, and the time
at the finish was: Britannia, 4:00:36 Wig
liant, 4.02:l0. britannia won by / min,
"a sec, without her time allowance, and
by min. md "A sec. with it, At the fin
ish the Vigilant was gaining rapidly on
the Britannia and would have won had
they had few more miles to travel. In
this race, when it was too late to be OF
any good, good stiff breeze sprang up,
and the Nigilant showed herself faster at
running and in lacking than the cutter
ahead OF her
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

The steam house boat Caiman. the
property OF Pierre Lorillard, and
which was built by tho Pasey u Jones
Company, while lying ut Gravosend
bay, n T.. In shallow water on Satur'
day last settled on her anchor Oh the
ebb tide. stove a hole in her bottom,
iillsd and sank. The Chapman Der
rick and Wrecklng Company sent a
boat with diver to examine the sunk
on boat, and found that the anchor re-
manned fast In the bottom. Alter the
anchor had been removed two pumps
were put on board and the Caimat
cleared of water The hole was
patched up temporarily aud the steam
lighter and derrick Hustler towed hoi
to Starin'5 shipyards. Staten Island
where she was hauled out OH the dry
dock for repairs 1T Is thought that TIL
damage will not he great.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13


Sheriff Gould has leyiod on the
horse boiling establishment of James
lolan near Newport Oh a claim for
10 held by j. A, Cranston.
This VIII 10 a slow year In the
+Igss jar business. There arc no
peaches aHd last years sala OF the jars
being SO big everybody is fully sup.
piled.
Tho prleo OF beef has again in.
crrused.
Highest award for best medicinal
wateT at WprlG'A Columbian Exuosi-
ton was given to "Castaiian." Bay IL
ut Second ami West streets Pharmacy.
j Goo. c. Whlteuan has new we'll
thlrty.iiyc feet deep with water : to
10 feet.
Ira got kicked again by country
boarding horse at Nhiteman's livery
steGlO. This time II was Oh tho leg
Itdont hurt him any.
Franklin Hrothors of Harrington
D ought on Saturday last track Of III
acres Of woodland in the southern
part OF Miapillion at $3.50 per acre
1t was tho property OF the late Reu
Zen koss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
SOCIETY NOTES.

Oh. some admire beautiful moon.
And some admir- the sea.
Aud some a noot with a charming book
| But the smiles OF a maid for ne.
And some arc for the forest and field
] Their fancy Is TO bc free;
But the Ups oil tho maid In the myrtle
| shade
Are freedom enough for mel
Mira. James Fowler. OF Chester. has
returned home from visit To her
daughter in this city.
Miss Belle Gtiggs. OF Chester, is Wis.
iting in this city.
Misses Laura and Bessie Willis. who
have Seon visiting friends In this city,
have returned TO their homes in Ches.
ter.
Miss Katie Nenn Is Visiting hor sis.
ter at Townsend.
1 these broiling days
May suit the ways
OF tho lean aud lanky lizard.
But us for me,
i I'd rather see
A real old fashioned blizzard.
Miss May Taylor Is the guest OF Miss
Laura Belville, Delaware City.
Edward Durnham is the gu est oil
} Middietown friends.
. Mrs. Robert NJ. Floyd IL still con.
lined to her beG. Although co II wales
cent and slowly gaining strength, II
: will b5 somo time before she will be
able 20 receive her friends.
Tho Wilmingtonlans registered al
the New York hotels yesterday were
the Rev. john A. Lyons, Grand Union;
8 w. Il. Richardson st. Cloud; MIR. and
Mis-. IL. Farley and Mr. ana Mrs. W.
Farley, broadway Central.
A party OF policemen last evening
gave PutrOlman JOHN Cannon Il sur,
/ prise reception In honor of his recent
, marriage The reception took place
:, at his home near Filth and Scott
streets. The evening was very en-
J ioyably spent. Refreshments wer.
g served and at late hour tho guest.
a departed.
Miss Emma Pickett is visiLint
y II lends at Avondalo.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty and two
children. of Philadelphia, ara the
n guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John McCullil
A at New Castle.
a A delightful lawn party was held a
CArlstiana last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goo. V. Massey am
their daughters Helen and Mabel
q. sailed from Now York last week ol
g, TIC City OF Paris for Europe.