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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-05-16
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Ex-President Cleveland was very much
provoked over the rumors Of his death.
The Mazet Investigation commission
will resume its Investigations In New
York today.
The monthly" men at the various
Buffalo elevators have determined to
strike. This will completely tie up the
alaYafOrs
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WANT TO BE PAID FOR WORKING.
.'"F ESPECIAL TO THE rREss.l IlI,

ESPECIAL TO THE fREss'l 5l4N
West Paris, May 15.-About forty of
the employees of the State of Maine Wood
Rim company went out on a strike this
afternoon, thus causing u shut down in
all departments of the factory. There
has been considerable difficulty In the
past about regular pay day. there being
several months work last summer for
which they have not yet received their
pay. In order to enable the company to
continue business the men signed off last
November for six months with the IN
derstanding that they should receive their
pay at the end of that time. The men
made their demands at the office this
afternoon but received little satisfaction
50 went out. The men, however, agree
to go back providing they can have their
pay every week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-05-16
A THOROUGHLY KANSAS IDEA.

Wichita, Kan, May 15.-This city is
now without street car service in aecor-
dance with q decision by Judge Dale de.
olaring the street car to be public
nuisance. The oars quit running today.
The lease Of the present ioad expired
soms time ago but they continued to run
despite the city's protest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-05-16

parochial residence, on Cedar street; he
celebrated The 7.30 o'clock mass, attended
by Rev. J. A. Riordan, and at the high
mass at 1870 O'Clock he occupied the
pulpit when he gave an interesting and
eloquent account Of his recent visit to
the Holy Land.
In the afternoon Bishop Healy went to
South Brewer to administer the sacr !.
ment of confirmation to 50 persons at st.
Ieresa's church, to which Rev. Hermann
M. Hamaker Is pastor. The services
were Of the usual impressive nature and
were attended by large congregation.
Bishop Healy left Bangor on Monday
morning for Moosebead lake, accom- pa
nisd by Rev. FIR Hurley of Portland, WI O
arrived here on Sunday. On his return
he will visit various places on the line
of the railroad.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-05-16
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, May 15.-Ths following
pensions have been granted to Maine peo-
pie:
Benjamin F. HUFF, West Buxton, IS.
MCREAs1 80 196
Luke Payton, National Soldiers Home,
Kennebec, IS to $12; Henry L.HPayson,
Camden, $12 to $l4; Sylvanus Gordon,
Mercer, $40 to 81.
REISSUE.
William W. Parks, Dover, ST.
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DRIVEN FROM RICE MILLS.

spxlch has been received by Lloyds from
Manila: "Owino to the orders of the
revolutionists all English employees have
been forced to leave the rice mills and to
come here. Native employees will be left
at the mills. A protest has been fled with
the British consul"
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Batteries-Piatt and Douglass; Dunn and
Farrell.
Baltimore. May 15.-The Orioles beat
the New Yorks today in pitchers bat
tie. Nops had the better OF the argument
toward the end. McGraw's base running
was daring. Score:
Baltimore, 1 o I 90 o 3 KS
New York, o 0 2 o 0 Ga
Base hits-Baltimore, II; New York, z.
o.; New York, 3. Bat
teries--Nops and Robinson; Doheny and
Warner.
Pittsburg. May 15-By reason of better
playing Pittsburg should have won, but
In the tenth Green, who had struck out
three times. raised u thres bagger to mid
die right and scored on wolverton's life.
Attendance 1900. Score:
Pittsburg, o o 8 0 o o 0 Ga
Chicago. o | 0 0 o 0 IA
Base hits-Pittstura,S Chicago, Z. Er-
rors-Pittsburg, 2; Chicago. 5. batteries
-Leever and Boerman; Callahan and
Nichols.
NATIONAL LEAGIJE STANDING
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TO BE DIR. ROOSEVELT.

New York, May l5.-The Commercial
Advertiser say 8: ''The faculty Of Column
bia University is talking Of comforting
upon Gov. Roosevelt at commencement
on June 7th some honorary degree, proba-
bly, that of LII. D. 1t is said indeed to
have been decided upon"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-05-16

DEATH OF WELL KNOWN ARTIST.
New York, May l5.-Howard +. Sprsgue.
an artist, whose pictures of marine life
in the Century magazine have attracted
considerable attention, died suddenly
here today from consumption.
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DIXON WON.

Buffalo, N. Y, May 15.-Champion
George Dixon won from "Kid" Broad
of Cleveland in 90 rounds at the Olympic
club tonight. Broad was in the best
possible condition but Dixon carried con-
siderable superfiuous flesh.
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AN s .

We still continue TO receive from Growers, daily Panst
Asters Petunias. Phox, Stocks Chinese P.nk,
SEEDLINGS and we are showing handsome display
ding Plants snch Geraniums large small Heotrop,
vinca Ageratum, French Margolds Sweet Alyssu Salys
Cannas LOba Vrnedums, Gazanas
these will be dis play tables awning on Exchange
street. Plenty of clerks will be In attendance.
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NOTES.

John N. Taylor and Joseph Nixon Of
the Boston GLOBE, came down from Bos-
ton, Saturday night, for few days out
ing at Lake Cobbossescontee. They will
be In possession Of the Molazigan club
house
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BISHOP HEALY IN BANGOR.

Bangor Commercial: Right Rev. Jas.
Augustine Hsaly, bishop of the Catholic
diocese of Portland, was in Bangor on
Sunday, the guest of Very Rev. NJ. G.
O'Briep. Y. g., P. X. at ST. Aary's
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FIRST MACKEREL OF THE SEASON

Cundy's Harbor, May la-While drag
ing for fish bait. o. L. Harris caught in
his net msckerel, the first of the season
on the coast Of Maine.
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uCREASA
REISSUE.
BIG TIME FOR DEWEY.

William W. Parks, Dover, 81.
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PROVO SOCIETY.
fspecial Correspondence.,

Especial Correspondence)
Provo, Nov. T.-Miss Martha. Chapman
of American Fork is visiting Miss Alice
Moyes.
Mrs. W. R. Mcbride returned from
American Fork Wednesday. where she
has been visiting DIR. and Mrs. Noyes
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Bennett.
Frank Miller of Eureka has been visit
ing here for couple of days
Misses Beuiah and Lena Bachman en-
tertained the card club at their home
Tuesday evening. Progressive high five
and bean bags occupied the attention of
evening. Prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: Cards. Ben Schwab and Florence
Pike: bean bags DR.. and Mrs. F. W.
Taylor. delicious spread was laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Saxey entertained
a few of their friends at their home Mon
day evening in honor of the thirty-fourth
birthday of Mr. saxey
Ole o. Wald and daughter. father and
sister of Mrs. r. c. Watkins of Morgan
county. came to the Garden City Tuesday
evening for two weeks visit
Mrs. Frances NJ. Lyman of Salt Lake
daughter. Mrs D. D. Houtz.
at dinner Sunday at the asylum the fol-
lowing guests: Senator and Mrs. A. o.
Smoot Mrs Diana Smoot, c. X. Rowland
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. r. Beebe, Miss. Lee and
Nelson and Miss Hardy.
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Mr.. Spafford. Miss Loprel Spafford and
Mrs. T. E. McGraw came up from Anna
belle Sunday TO visit relatives
Mrs E. o. Iunsford. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary f. Me-
Graw in Provo for the past six months.
left Tuesday for her home in Washing
ton, D. C.
The Third ward NJ, l. league club is
holding very successful meetings every
Tuesday evening in their hall.
Miss Emma Ramsey will join Professo.
and Mrs. Mcclellan al Salt Lake and the
party will go from there to Berlin, Ger
many.
The friends of Dave ]. Vincent gave him.
a pleasant surprise Friday evening on the
occasion of his slst birthday.
Abraham Wilde OF Pleasant View ward
who recently suffered a serious loss by
fire. was given a benefit Friday evening
by the Fourth Ward Dramatic company
at the Pleasant View meeting house.
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A large party of Third ward friends of
Mrs. DR.. w. r. Pike very pleasantly sur
prised that lady at her home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Sarah A. Dixon entertained over
fifty friends Friday evening: The guests.
of honor We're the wives of Third ward
missionaries.
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EPHRAIM SOCIETY.
Especial CORRESPONDENCE,

Especial Correspondence
Ephraim. Nov 17--Mrs. Boyden. wife of
mid. and Miss Lizzie Jorgensen of Mt.
Pleasant, are visiting Ephraim friends
this week.
vent to Sterling to attend wedding
Saturday.
Oscar Coolidge and wife of Manti Were
Sunday.
Monroe De Mills Of Manti was married
to Miss Jensen. daughter of Treasurer
elect Jensen of this city, last week. They
will make their home in Manti.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Andrew II: Hansen and Miss Nora Jen-
sen, both of this city.
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Mrs. Reynolds of Mt. Pleasant is visit
ing friendsan this city.
Miss Tresa Nelson went to Salt Lake
City yesterday.
Miss Selma Jensen of Elsinore is the
guest of her sister Mrs. John johnson.
She will remain here until the holidays.
Rev. ]. NJ. Hansen went to Richfield
yesterday
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The Madison Square Theatre company
has been playing to crowded houses in the
opera house all this week.
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The NJ. e. church will hold a church fair
and festival in Schwabb's hall in the near
future.
Miss Sadie Larsen returned home from
Salt Lake City Sunday, after an absence
of several months.
Miss Carrie e came home from Salt
Lake City I of the week.
DR.. c. NJ. W "a family left for Salt
Lake City Mon They will make their
home there in 9s staS Re
Mrs. Helen Young and her son. Joseph.
came down from Salt Lake City to visit
will probably remain here during the win
ter.
II. p. Larsen and wife gave pleasant
dinner party TO number of their friends
Friday evening. Music and games served
to make the evening pass pleasantly. An
elaborate dinner was served at Y o o'clock.
The guests We're: Peter Thompson and
wife. c. ]. Fisher and wife John Dorius.
jr.. and wife. DR.. C. NJ. West and wife,
Willard Peterson and wife DIR. Charles
Jensen and wife, Edwin Dorius and wife,
and Lehi Peterson and wife.
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Miss Grace Crawford of Manti was in
town yesterday.
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nesday. Paul Upton also went with them.
They will spend the winter mining.
H. S. McCanne Of Salt Lake was seen
on our streets this week.
/. William A Miles. Payscn's former citi-
z, zen S1 lives at the capital. came down
Miss Daisy Box and NJ Van Watkins
We're married last Wedns sday at Eureka.
A company of ten or twelve viii leave
Paysen for Dublan, Mexico. about Friday,
n cars can be obtained to ship their
household goods and stock.
Mrs. Emma Hancock came home in a.
hurry last Sunday. having received a teIe-
phone message that her father. Charles
Gale. was severely hurt
Samuel Worsencroft made a Democratic
speech at the Republican bali last We'd
nesday.
David z. Sargent win act as city mar
snail during the month of December. Mr..
Heaton has accepted a position with F.
n: MeSeth for year, commencing on the
Webster's Breezy Time just suited
Payson people. and was received with ap-
plause.
Mrs. Rebecca. Tanner, daughter of ]. H.
Moore. came from Thistle valley to at
tend her fathers funeral Sunday.
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Elder Arden Elmer left on a mission
last Wednesday morning. A farewell par
~ was given him Tuesday evening.
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c. H. BloomSterberg came over Wednes-
day and brought evergreens.
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Byron Thurman came home from Eure-
ka and returned Monday.
F. A. Hush and ]. S. Donelson are sue
cessfully manufacturing candy at wfo.e-
sale and supplying the trade in this end
OF the county.
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DR.. A. F. Holiday is out on crutches.
after a long illness.
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sry satisfactory' performances in this

very sstisfactoy performances in this
J; II. Jones and family of Ogden are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs C.. M. Hansen of
schools last week returned home Satur-
day well pleased. with their trip.
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Mrs. l. X Wright. Mrs. Morris and
Miss sCiena Christensen returned TINS
week from visit to Salt Lake
Bishop Jensen of Saiina has been in his
office here this week looking after the nag
payments of tax money
Mrs. Mary Barton of Mt. Pleasant Is
visiting with her son. w c. Barton at
Sigurd. and made visit to her sister
ter. 5anpete county. Sunday on visit to
her sister. Mrs.-A b. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Ross. went to
Joseph. Mr.. Ross old home. last week
and a reception was held in honor OF ms
return. a very pleasant time was haa-
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]. H. EversoiI has returned after visit
of few weeks to his family in Salt
Lake.
w. A. Seegsniiler, the postmaster, who
has been i'll for more than month past
with typhoid fever. has so far recovered
that he is able 10 walk around little.
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a proper official to perform the marriage
ceremony. They secured a license AT
Provo and intended 10 be married by
not be found. Returning 10 Springviiie.
they sought for the Rev. R. c. Bailey at
the parsonage. and chapel. but thai divine
then visited. but he demurred on account
of inexperience- Judge Boyer's family
was then called upon, but his honor was
not at home. The young folks We're great
ing and il hooked as If their arrangements
would be marred. Justice Packard yielded
TO an urgent appeal. and the two anxious
people were made one at last. and took
ers Of rice and great rejoicing o
Miss n ma Reynolds Of this city and VIII
liam Pace of Thistle Were married in the
ed TO this city in the evening. when a re-
ception and ball We're held. Mrs Pace Is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Reynolds, and bright. charming little
lady, and her husband is a young man OF
sterling character. Both are well liked
81 S a
.c Albert Msclsllan Of Payson spent EN-, yes
home from a trip to Mexico.
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o. B. Huntington. sr.. who has been at
San Bernardino. Cal, as missionary.
returned home Monday
J. F. Berry. travelling conductor Of the
Rio Grande Western, was in town Tues
day.
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Miss Sarah Carter spent the first of the
week at Provo. visiting relatives
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August Henderson of Scofieid was in
town on a visit Sunday.
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Burt Boyer has recovered from his re-
cent illness.
Miss Maud Hales of Spanish Fork is
spending the week town, visiting
friends.
Miss May Jordan returned from Silver
City yesterday.
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D. A Miner was down from Knights
vile on a visit Saturday.
IS Is 81
Nephi Goodmanson of Ogden was here
this week, visiting his parents.
Miss Flora Harvard went to Mann
moth Saturday evening.
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VIII storrs came over from American
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Morris Kelly of Eureka was in town
Tuesday.
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Ed Watts is up from Willow Creek on
visit TO his mother.
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SPRING CITY SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Spring City Nov. 17.-MisS Maria Beck
visited relatives and friends here during
the week.
Miss Pearl Alfred, operator at Rich
field is home on a short visit with her
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs John Golding of Salt Lake
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Simpson
during the week.
this week, where he will remain during
the winter.
Miss Sarah Clawson left for Castle Dale
Sunday.
S. F. Beck. Ras Beck and Morgan john
son were Salt Lake visitors during the
week.
Henry L. Accord was Provo visitor in
Mr. and Mrs. Orange Jones left for Mex
leo Tuesday. where they will reside in the
future.
gagement of Miss Sarah Olsen of this
place and Joseph Hansen of Ephraim.
to take place in the very near future.
Rasmus Anderson and wife of Mt. Pleas
ant visited with S. T. Beck and wife Sun
day afternoon.
C. F. Watkins run up TO Provo and Salt
Lake during the week, returning Friday.
A theatre company is billed for the op-
era house the whole of next week
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Reception to Volunteer.

On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Christensen gave a reception
in honor of their brother, Mr.. Andrew
Christensen, one of our volunteers who
recently returned from the Philippines,
at their residence, 81 EarPs Court.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with chry santhemums, ferns and
S1nilax, while the national colorS pro-
fusely adorned every available space.
The evening was passed with music,
both vocal and instrumental, cards,
etc, until 11:30, when dinner was served
in the dining room. The tables were
decorated with myTfads of small Amer
lean flags and beautiful flowers. Toasts
and speeches followed in quick success
sion, and the returned volunteer was
so cordially welcomed home again that
ne was almost overcome.
Mr.. Christensen was connected with
the Walker store before he left for Ma
Mia, and has resumed his position with
them again. He enlisted in the Four
teenth infantry (regulars), and served
also for a time in the Sixth artillery.
On the way home he stopped over in
Japan for fifteen or twenty days, and
thinks that is the most delightful coun-
try in the world.
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OGDEN SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence

Ogden, Nov. 1S.-Thursday evening
last Miss Mary Duffy and Mr.. Barlow
B. Wilson were made man and wife,
Bishop Robert McQuarrie performing
the ceremony. The young people are
both we'll known in Ogden and are
highly popular. They gave reception
to their friends after the ceremony at
the residence of the groom's mother.
$50 West Twenty-eighth street. The
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. John Soper,
Salt Lake; Mrs. Eastwood, Salt Lake;
Mr.. John Duffy, Salt Lake; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pingree, Mr.. and Mrs. Job
Pingree, ST., Mr.. and. Mrs. Harry Ford
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Murdoch, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| Sprunt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G: Warner,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tite, Mr.. and Mrs A.
| G. Snead, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sprunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Bot. Mrs. Brinker-
hoff, Mrs. Bishops, Mrs. Martin, Mrs.
w. K Fife, Misses Nellie Wilson, Mil
gate Lille Lethbridge, Eliza Hinch-
cliffe, Hattie Hinchcliffe,. May Ross,
Roda Duffy, Lille Pingree, Joan Will
son, Nellie Robbins. Messrs. Heber
Lund, Frank Purdy, Guy c. Cahoon,
Stewart Moyes. James Brown, George
Wilson, jr, Will Duffy, James Duffy.
Paul Noble has returned from his
visit to the coast
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Mrs Tuckett. and Mrs. Fitzgerald
were Salt Lake visitors during the
week.
Mrs. Stephen Peery and Misses z.
and June Peery of San Diego, Cal,
We're visiting in the city during the
week.
Mrs E. H. Green is back from her
visit to Portland.
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Mrs. Forsyth and daughter areSvisit-
ing IN ONO o %
Mrs. J.. F.. Grant returned Monday
from her Salt Lake visit.
John D. Fife was Visiting in town
from Montpelier during the, week.
Miss Adelaid Helten, of the Salt
Lake schools was in the city yesterday.
. Thomas G. Walker and Miss Polly
T. Manning were married Monday
evening BY Justice Hall.
The Rathbone Sisters are arranging
for fair during the coming weeks.
Barney Broadhurst OF Ogden and
OQHC 4of3tA<4ef'. W wy 't~SSi 'SAS
married Monday evening last.
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Many ,worshiper at spciety's shrine
lost many hours Of sleep during the
past week looking for the meteorite
that never came.
E. N. Allison was Morgan visitor
Tuesday
j. H. Mcmillan was. in Salt Lake
Tuesday. ~
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airs. James Pingree has gone to Old
Mexico for an extended visit.
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Miss Ruth Henderson left for Cali
fornia Wednesday, where she will
spend the winter.
S. A. Mccartney was in the city
few days during the week, en- route TO
California.
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Miss Marie Heath is back from her
visit to the coast.
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C. P. Bridgman is a former San
Franciscan who. has removed to Ogden
10 reside.
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L. H. Candland viii shortly sever
his connection with W. H. Wright &
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Many people were unable to get stand
ing room and the management decided
TO repeat the performance the follow
ing night, but owing to the inclement
weather the attendance was not so good.
This show was one of the best comedy
companies that has even visited Eu-
reka, being one big long laugh from
bers of the programme are far above
the average
John A. Hunt, manager of the May
Day mine. made a business trip TO Zion
this week.
c. A. Quigley of the Studebaker man
ufacturing company of Salt Lake, Wis
tied Eureka on Wednesday.
John T. Hodson was over from Dia-
mond Wednesday afternoon on bust
ness.
w. H. Stevenson of Salt Lake. was in
town during the week.
The TT company will be at the Odd
Fellows hall tonight.
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Mrs. T. D. Sullivan was a Provo Wis
itor last Monday.
OIi next Wednesday evening the
Lindsay Dramatic company will pre-
sent "On the Boundary and on the fol-
lowing night "A Scout of the Philip
pines"
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Joseph Hannifin made a business trip
to Provo the first of'this week.
Darton's orchestra gave a dance at
the hall on last Thursday night. The
bad weather caused a very small turn
out.
Lieutenant Wedgewood was in Eu-
reka on Monday. the guest of Jesse
Knight, owner of the Uncle Sam and
Hamburg mines.
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J. H. Stanings of the Joe Bowers
mine at Diamond, was i'll Eureka We'd
nesday.
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Attorneys n. A. Robertson and F. H.
Holzheimer attended court at the coun-
ty seat this week.
Miss Josie O'Neil was very pleas
antly surprised by about twenty young
people Friday evening. During the
early part of the night the guests in
.dulged in games until about 1880 when
an elegant lunch was served.
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MT. PLEASANT SOCIETY.
fsnecial Correspondence

Especial correspondence)
Mt. Pleasant. Nov. 1s.-Mrs: j. ID; rage
has returned from a visit with relatives
at Parowan-
Mrs Oscar Norman went back to her
home in Fairview Sunday after visiting
her mother, Mrs. Grace.
+ DIR. Johnson of Fountain Green spent
a couple of days in Mt. Pleasant this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Burdick of Spring City,
Were Mt Pleasant callers couple of
days.
william Madsen came home Tuesday
been LOT a year past o
Cyrus Seely started to Castle Valley
Wednesday going via Salina canyon. He
viii remain there until spring.
Bishop c. n, .Lund was in Moroni dur
ing the week.
Jenk Comfy Arthur Mills. Niels Ras-
over to Fountain Green early In the
week.
Chris Lund. the ex-Salt Lake police
man. of Fountain Green, was in Mt
Pleasant "Wednesday.
z. Cheney, ST., who has been spending
the summer in this county, returned 10
his home in Holbrook, Ariz.. this week
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Mrs. A. Christensen and Mrs. A. Poul-
sen. who have been visiting in t'airyiew
for some time. returned to La lara
Colo, this week.
Miss Mary Hemenway of the Wasatch
academy is a Salt Lake visitor this week.
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Clarence s. Carlston of Fairview and
Miss, Ida H. Bird of Springville, went in
to Salt Lake Wednesday where they Will
be married in the temple. Mr.: Carlston
is one of the prominent and popular
county. while his bride is n highly
esteemed young lady of Utah county.
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Mayor-elect John H.. Seely Is in Salt
Lake City this week
O. H Halverson came home this week
from Gunnison. He will, if possible, dis
pose of his home here and remove to
Gnnnison and go into business there.
Miss L. Borg of Provo was in town
Saturday and Sunday last. the guest or
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kofford.
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Miss Lucina Philips, who left this city
a week ago and went to Colorado, was
married at Gunnison, Colo. on the TIN
instant to Mr.. S. S. Sanford. promi-
nent mining man of that state The
couple have gone on, to Spencer, Colo,
where they will reside in the future.
John l.. w. Marx. left here this week
bound for his old home in Wisconsin.