, 1897-10-02

ances with her numerous friends. Dur
ing her brief stay she was entertained
by Mrs. Hodgeman, Mrs. Holbrook. Mrs.
Ivinson, Mrs. NJ. n. Grant and Mrs. J..
H. Symons.
The ladies Card Club enjoyed a pleas
ant afternoon with Mrs. Bauman Thurs
day. Mrs. Kingsford and Mrs. Manasse
were the successful players.
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The ladies O. the Presbyterian Mis-
stonary society held a very Interesting
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. r. W. Cordiner. After
listening TO an exceptionally good pro-
gram. delicious refreshments were serv-
ed and sociabili,y reigned supreme. The
members Of this fl~ourishing society are
very aC,ive IN missionary work and all
heir meetings are we'll attended. Mrs.
NJ. C. Brown will entertain the society
next month.
DR.. and Mrs. s. b. Miller entertained
about 80 guests at cards on Thursday
evening. The charming hospitality
which IS always regnant in the Miller
home was maniiest on this occasion. and
he evening proved a most enjoyable one
% hose present. Cut flowers threw out
, delicate fragrance in the parlors and
dining room where they were clustered
in bright spots. The game of euchre
was an enthusiastically contested one,
and at its close Mrs. Holbrook was an
1ounCed triumphant among the ladies'
while Mrs. Carpenter followed second.
Mr.. Reese was luck!est among the gen.
lemen, with Mr.. Spa!ding a close sec
end. All the victors were awarded
lain.y and appropriate prizes. Those
present were Mrs. r. e. Holbr6ok, Mr..
md Mrs. Reese. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. SigwarL. Mr.. and Mrs. G,
T.. Campbell. Judge and Mrs. Carpenter
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eggleston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spaldlng, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Camp
| btll, wi. anu NLSs DoiSluS-" IMAM, VI
and Mrs. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. Rauner
Mesdames Davis, Bramel. H%odgeman,
lCrys.er, DeIario. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Miss Dulcie Davis. J. H. Davis.
II is claimed that baked bananas are
a splendid food for nervous people and
hard brain workers, and that a meal up
on them every o.her day. instead Of UP
On beef or pork steak OF more or less in.
digestihility. would produce a good et.
feet upon such people as AVE to lash the
mind into constant activity. II is alsc
claimed that they have been known tc
cure certain diseases OF the stomach, and
that there is 1913 times as much nourish'
ment in them as in the same bulk o!
wheat. 1t is claimed, however, that ba.
nanas are indigestible, full OF ANNA
germs, and liable to produce, especially
IN children, commissions and diseases o.
the intestinal chanal. Physicians cal
children who suffer from such ailment:
banana babies" The fruit, in order tt
make it beneficial, should be baked FOL
Is or 20 minutes, until it is quite scf
and bursts open.
Mrs. V. S. Glafcke OF Cheyenne is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. Curtis Hinkle
for a few days.
The M~aennerchor society will give 8
party in their hall this evening which
promises to be largely attended.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor society give a reception thi:
evening in honor OF the new students o
The university at the Presbyterian
church from S to 10. All the young PEG
pie OF the other churches are invited tt
attend and meet and become acquainted
with the new students.
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Miss Nellie Dean, the charming
daughter of Mrs. E. P. Congdon, left To-
Denver on the loon train where sh<
will visit with friends for a couple O
weeks.
A X. OF P. LODGE.
C. H. Parmelee OF Buffalo, grant
chancellor OF the Knights of Pythias
OF the domain Of Wyoming. has writ
zen to a friend in this city inQuiring a
10 the probability OF organizing a lodg,