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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16
AUCTION SALE
on
BARTON HEIGHTS OF A
Comfortable Dwelling,
WITH LARGE LOT ATTACHED.

By virtue of a certain deed Of trust
dated July +. 1897, and recorded ln Hen
rico County Court clerks office. IN Deed
Book 1913 p. page Al. default having peen
made i'm the payment of the debt secured
thereby. and having been required by the
beneficiary therein so 20 do, WILL ON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1893,
at o'clock p. NJ. on the premises pro-
coed 10 SELL at public auction, the prop
ertv conveyed thcrein-viZ.: All those
TWO LOTS OF LAND, with the improve
ments thereon. I'm the county OF Henrco'
Va. being Nos IL and ~ In Block No 2
in James H. Bart0ns Nladuct Sun-DlVls.
ion, each fronting on the west side OF
Summit street 30 feet ,,..--
This rrOrerty is within a short distance
Of the electric car. and q very quiet ana
deliqhtful place to dwell The improve
ments consist Of q seven-ro1m dWehlng'
"A So "A large stable and AN necessary out
buildings. This is the place for any one
wi h moderate means.
TERMS. cash sufficient 20 pay Az costs
If the sale. au taxes 20 day OF sale. ana
n debt of 81 g305S and balance mt one ana
two wears. for notes with interest added'
ana secured 10y deed 10 trust. .
.o4a Trustee
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MEETINGS.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF the WAT
KINS-COTTREI i. co. Will be held AZ
their Office ON WEDNESDAY. the gotta
day OF September is,@ at V o'clack NJ
l.. I. ROBERTSON
AUD Secretary.
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MIR. y. BOWDITCH CLAPP WILL RE
PIANO FORTE and ORGAN, to Re-
GINNERS and ADVANCED STU
nCETS VOCAL CULTURE and
SIGHT SINGING. SEPTEMBER 18th.
communications may be addressed 70
eo1 east Grace street. se16
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WANTS.

MUSIC Il. HORENSEN. BANDMASIEk
FOR * years in the Royal Danish army,
wants 10 be "A member or prcierto.F
leader of an orchestra or brass Dand mere
I'm this town. lie is able 10 arrange
music for an kinds of Orchestr1s BRASS
bands. duartettes triOs and duets. Les
sons I'm violin viola and vio.incei.o 10 a
reasonable pave. Please call at tho A.
HANfBRA HOTEL. SOP east tFanSth
street s0W
WANTED. BY TWO MEDICAL STU
dents room with board. use Of bath,
with private family preferred. 20
Young children Address T., care nus
office.
HELP wANTED-Male.
WANTED. A WHITE COOK AT 1o16
Park avenue. Must come wei recon-
mcndcd. ,-,. 81, ,,r,eoD-
sel6 MAURICE - IlLoD+''
WANTED. A NEAT. STEADY YOUNG
lady TO attend TO two rooms, nicely tur-
nished Good wages Address NJ LOCK
Box 20. selo
WANTED. A WOMAN FOR HOUSE
work. Apply 3li north I|enty-nccst
street. SeAo
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MISS ZELLE MINOR

win resume her CLASSES FOR THE
PIANO OCTOBER 81 next For terms
and choice of hours apply at 80 west
Grace street. sei2
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THE WESTMINSTER SCHOOL.
SIG PARK AVENUE. RICHMOND. VA.
\ select Christian school for Boys and
Girls. Under auspices OF Presbyterian
Church. Session opens
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10Th.
For announcements. address
g. NJ. ROSEBRO. Principal,
SIG Park Avenue.
or Rev r. p. Kerr, d. D.. PRIEST. sol w.
Grace street.
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roR SALE.

~-~-0-7-----o----.-.-.--- - - - -
FOR SALE, HALF INTEREST IN 4
small daily newspaper and JOB office IN
the magic city of Newport News. Small
cash payment: balance easy instalmenis.
Box 100 Newport News Va. seif
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MOUNTAIN TOP 5 s.; .. 5, sa 1 r A,
waters Excellent fare. Charming COM
pany only AZ hours from Richmond.
Stop on Your way home.
SPECIAL RATES FOR SEPTEMBER.
Address MASSIE a 90 Alton. VI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-20
RECRUITS IN POCATELLO.
Western Men Not Anxious For the
New Fight
Special Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Pocatelio, Aug. 1S.-A recruiting Office
for enlistments in the Thirty-fi fifth in
fantry has been opened in Pocatello with
Captain c. d. Roberts in charge as re-
cruiting officer. Captain Roberts is of
the regular army. having been appointed
from the Seventeenth infantry. The Po-
catello office was opened on Wednesday.
but those who are willing and anxious to
go fight the Filipinos are not numerous in
this section: in fact. Captain Roberts said
to-day with a sort of regretful sigh: Il
have not enlisted q single man here nor
have L had an application. The west will
not give up many men TO the new fight,
and although il was not so intended. the
majority of the Thirty-fifth will be re-
cruited from the eastern states. 1t is just
three weeks since L started from Van
couver for recruits and L have opened
half dozen Offices and have succeeded
in enlisting just eighteen men. No. l shall
not stay here long. but will rejoin my
regiment within few days. 1t is nearly
filled up now with the recruits from the
east that l speak of, and We will shortly
be ready TO SAIL
In confirmation of Captain Roberts
statement that the Thirty-fifth is being
recruited from the east ii Is only neces-
sary to state that every weSt-bound pas
senger rain through Pocatello is carrying
from one to three coachloads of recruits
picked up from the crowded centers of
New York, Ohio and Indiana and the
majority appear TO be men who were
without other means of securing liveli-
hood
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BEAVER SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence


Beaver, Aug. 1S.-A very pretty wedding
was solemnized at the Hutchings House
on Wednesday evening. the contracting
parties being Miss Lydia Hutchings and
Edward Bonn. The ceremony was per
formed by Bishop ToltOn, after which an
elegant supper was served TO about sew
enty-five guests. The young people will
make Beaver their home. 4 host of
friends wish them long life and happi-
ness.
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Miss Fennimore and Miss Nellie Fenni-
more. who have been the guests of Miss
Mathews for the past month. have re-
turned TO their home in Salt Lake They
We're accompanied by Miss Mamie Lind
say.
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District Attorney Marioneaux has gone
to Parowan to attend to a water case and
also to nile information in some criminal
cases.
Miss Fife Mathews who has been on a
pleasure trip TO California. is expected
home next week.
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The volunteers who go to participate in
the exercises at Salt Lake are John
Mathews, Robert Finley. Albert Smith
and Milford Cartwright OF battery c and
James Skinner, Harry Harris Arthur
Smith and Lorenzo Bonn of the Torrey
rough riders.
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those present We're Mr.. and Mrs Dotson
OF Mississippi. Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
John 8. Coles II KaysvilIe. Mr. and Mrs.
George T. h. eek of Salt Lake City.
4. r. Condie . Morgan. Ben Johnson of
OF Centerville. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. Rose.
Miss Emily Walker Joseph Walker and
the members of the Pennington choir.
Mat Thomas was up from Salt Lake on
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Miss Maud Linford and MIR. Heber C.
Blood of Kaysville will be married in the
and that evening reception VIII pc
given them at the home of the bride. $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Linford.
Mrs. F. e. Williams returned on We'd
nesday from two weeks visit in Salt
Lake.
Charles Wilson of Oakley. Ida, was in
kaysville this week.
William /; White was up from Salt
Lake yesterday.
William II. Wilkinson of Salt Lake was
here on Tuesday.
Mrs. Homer Swartwood has been spend
ing the week with relatives in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Barnes and their
daughters. Misses Martha. Mamie and
Lizzie. and Mr.. ami Mrs. r. W. Barnes,
will go north this evening TO spend a
week or two at Soda Springs and Chester
field Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Taylor. jr.. Miss
Nemmie Taylor. Miss Annie Knowlton.
Miss Pearl Layton and Francis Morten-
sen formed pleasant fishing party and
spent part of this week on the Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Stewart and fam
lily returned on Thursday from an out
ing in the mountains.
Among those who are out rusticating
in the East canyon country are Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas II. Phillips and family Mr..
Mary II. Linford. Mrs. James II. Lar
kins and family and William Blood.
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Mrs. Ann Powell and Miss Lille Brown
are up. from Granite. Salt Lake county,
on visit.
Miss Annie Wade went to Salt Lake
last evening.
Mrs. Alfred Edmonds and children are
visiting in Salt Lake.
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Miss Susie Burke of Harrisville and Mr.
aaron Rigby of Centerville were married
on Wednesday.
The Pennington choir members are
contemplating a trip to Ogden canyon to
spend few days. They will probably go
Archie Brown of Pennington has re-
Gently been called to prepare for a mis-
sion to California.
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EUREKA SOCIETY.
Cspeeial Correspondence

Eureka, Aug 19-Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
McChrystal entertained a few guests at
their home at Godiva last Monday even
ing. Miss Belle Monahan was present
and rendered several very nice selections
on the piano.
Walter Thompson of the firm of Hef-
fenan, Thompson & Co. was in Salt Lake
Thursday.
Miss, Mabel Fullride of Denver. Colo,
is the guest of her uncle. Fred Fullride.
Rev. T. II. Lapham of the NJ. Z. church
is attending conference in the capital this
week.
Mrs Leaver. of Salt Lake City was
the guest of Mrs. De Stauffer.
c. L. PEBBLES of Ogden is visiting with
his old friend, Hugo Deprezin.
Mrs. Conway Of Salt Lake City is visit
ing her husband and may make her home
here in the future.
Tom Hinshaw. who has just returned
from an extended trip through Arizona
ana New Mexico was in camp Wednes-
day. MIR. Hinshaw is now a resident Of
Payson.
Mrs. Robbins and Miss Lydia Robbins
concluded a visit with friends here and
day:
Miss Belle Monahan. who has been the
guest of her father for several DAYS, has
returned to her home in Provo.
g
Mrs. G. ]. Forester and children will
spend the winter. in Salt Lake City.
e. 3,
Mrs. A. n. Wallace returned from Salt
Lake Wednesday evening.
Sammy Warmbatn was visiting Dave
Mills during the week.
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II. O.. Jackson of Salt Lake was here
most OF the past week.
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Miss Grace Mills is visiting friends in
the capital.
O. :, I.
Nathan Nevers and Miss Annie Shaw
have been given a license to wed.S They.
will make their home in Eureka
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Race Whitney Of Zion is in camp on a
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Mayme Hurley captured first prize, and
Miss Esther Weist second. Miss May
left for her home on the 4:30 train
Tuesday
pr. Wherritt, brother of our towns
men, Robert and Bart, is spending a
few days in Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Ferry came up on
Tuesday. They expect to remain two
weeks.
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Mrs. W. V. Rice has been on the sick
list for a few days. past.
Mrs. John Thompson entertained the
DOYLE club at her home on Thursday
afternoon Sixteen ladies were pres
ent. guessing game was the fea-
ture of the afternoon. at which Mrs.
c. \. Loving took first prize.
The club meets with Mrs. Loving
next Friday, Aug. %.
Miss Flossie Roberts. clerk at Shields
store, went to the city on Tuesday.
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Mrs. ]. c. Weeter who has been i'll
since her return from Yellowstone, is
convalescing.
Mrs. 1. L. Osborne and mother left
Tor Satt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. David Keith came up from the
city Thursday morning.
Mrs. George Lindsay has been laid
UP with a severe case OF rheumatism.
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Mrs. e. p. Lecompte, Mrs. Z. Kim
ball, Mrs. J. Weber and family, Miss
Cora Snyder, Mr.. Bart Wherritt, Mr..
and Mrs. David Keith. Mr.. Armstrong,
son and Willie McPhee, and a score of
others went to the city on Fridays
afternoon express.
The Episcopal Sunday school children
enjoyed their annual picnic at Snyder's
grove Wednesday. Twenety-seven
prizes were distributed for foot racing,
etc. After a bounteous lunch, the chill
dren entered into the different games,
after which large dish of ice cream
was given each child. 1t was $50 be-
fore the last load was brought home.
The children certainly enjoyed every
minute OF their outing.
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TWO hundred and ten children march
ed down to the baseball grounds yes
terday afternoon, to go through with
their exercises, flag drill, etc. Mrs. AL
len deserves much credit for her I'M
llI1iS ellOIlS 10 uIIil the IIllle LUIS
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The musical numbers for the recep-
ton in honor of the volunteers is:
''Tenting Tonight" solo-Mr. Charles
T. Prisk, adult choir and children.
Lest We Forget'-AdJlt choir.
Battle Hymn of the Republic" solo
Mrs. w. Mont. Ferry, full chorus.
America'-Ladies' voices, male
chorus, children's voices full chorus
Conductor-Mrs. NJ. NJ. F. Allen.
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LOGAN SOCIETY.
6special CORRESPONDENTS

Especial Correspondence
Logan Aug. 1S.-Mrs. William Purdy OF
Lima. Mont is visiting Logan relatives
and friends. Mrs. Purdy is daughter OF
Councilman NJ. S. Evans.
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Miss Clara, Chase OF Ogden was the
guest of Miss Ecith Earl this week.
Mrs. J. P Smith has returned from Og-
den, whittier she was called some time
ago by the illness OF her mother.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. W. Thatcher returned
Monday from recreation trip through
Idaho.
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Mr.. Arthur Bateson was Brigham City
visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. F. Kiesel of the Hotel
Kiesel celebrated their first wedding ami
versary on Saturday evening. Supper was
served and dancing INDUCED in.
Hon. Moses Thatcher. spent part of the
week in Logan. He will deliver the ora
ton here on Volunteer day.
Manager E. p. Bacon of the Hercules
Electric company is at home again, after
a protracted stay in Provo. Upon his re-
Miss NJ. +. Bacon of Waltham, Mass,
who will spend some time in this city.
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Miss Jane Herrick of Ogden visited in
the city this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Soren Hansen of Hyrum
are in California on a pleasure trip
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Mr. II. J. Silverthorn and family and
Miss May Mitigate of Ogden and Mrs.
Court of West Jordan, spent several days
of this week in Logan as the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Swinyard.
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Mrs. Z. D. Knapper and Mrs. McAlister
of Salt Lake, were in this city on a visit
the fore part OF the week.
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PARK CITY SOCIETY.
Cspecial Correspondencel

Especial CorresponGence.)
Park City, Aug. 1S.-Miss Du Chene of
Ogden is visiting Miss Frances Will
son.
Mrs. Henry Welsch is visiting with
James Ivers and family in the city.
She expects to remain until Mr.. Welsch
returns from the east.
Miss Eva May spent a few days in
Park City. She was the guest Of Mrs.
j. W. Geiger.
Mrs. w. C. Lamb went to the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Lamb left on Thurs
day; they will be back Sunday.
Mrs. d. c.. Mclaughlin and Isabel
went TO the city on Monday, to spend
week or ten days.
Robert ]. Glendinning came up from
Salt Lake Tuesday. He visited the
mines while in our city.
Miss Dorothy Waugh, who visited in
our city for the past two weeks. de-
parted for the east on Monday after
noon.
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Miss Emma Perne went to the city
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. W. Geiger entertained twelve
school friends of Miss Eva May at d
l. &C luncheon at her cosy hume on
Tuesday afternoon. A guessing con-
test was INDUCED in, at which Miss
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pleasure trip. While here he is the guest |
of Owen Dusenberry at the Eureka hotel. |

pleasure trip. While here he is the guest
of Owen Dusenberry at the Eureka hotel.
Arthur Buckbee, formerly mayor of Eu-
reka, was here during the week. renew
ing acquaintance. Mr.. BucEbee con-
structed the great Eureka-Hill mill and
is now operating in the south end OF the
district.
Miss McCune concluded months visit
with Emma Tranter and returned to her
home in Nephi Monday
Gus Schmidt and wife and Miss Hubel
have returned from their outing at yell
lowstone park.
]. H. McGhann and Miss Bertha Hills
Were united in marriage at Salt Lake
the first of the week. Mr.. McGhann IS
manager of. the Rabbits Foot mine at
popular young ladies' They will make
their home in Eureka.
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Dan Martin Will leave on the 10th OF
next month for a short visit to his old
home in Iowa. While away he will also
visit Wisconsin cities.
,Attorneys NJ. NJ. Warner and D. D.
Houtz of Provo were in town during the
week.
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]. H. McChrystal showed Charles T.
Limberg of Leadville. Colo, around town
Thursday.
NJ. NJ, Kellogg of Provo was an Eureka
visitor Wednesday.
About 200 people from Tintic points at
tended the Tintic Athletic excursion at
Castillo last Sunday. Miss Emma Franter
and DIR. Pound of this place carried on
the prize for the best cakewalkers. ana
Chris Denner and Miss Rockhill were
awarded the prize for the best walters.
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William Hatfield was out from the cap
ital on business this week.
Miss Nora Councilman and Miss Mary
Haynes are in Salt Lake City.
Louis Emerson of Kohoka Mo-. is So
journing with his cousin Ora Brown Mr..
Emerson came west for the benefit OF his
health.
r. S Ellis of the Salt Lake Mine and
Stock Journal was in the district during
the past week.
County Clerk Havercamp of Utah coun-
ty was here Wednesday.
Miss Eliza Mangum is in the city.
Mrs. William Embleton was Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Both the regular and the special trains
which left here this morning were ialrly
damned with passengers all going 10
company Eureka's volunteers on their
homeward journey.
Colonel Nichols. who has been in
Eureka for a couple of weeks. returned
to the capital Friday afternoon
William NJ. Nesbit. ST.. has been in Salt
Lake for several days on business.
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MERCUR SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Mercur, Aug 19.-Mrs. r. W. Watt
left yesterday for an extended trip 10
the east. She was accompanied by her
Sister-inlaw, Mrs. Sprague, who has
been a visitor in the camp for some
weeks. They will stop over in Denver
a short time before proceeding to
Omaha, the home of Mrs. Sprague.
Mrs. Watt will visit a number of east
ern cities before returning. She will
be gone about two months
Mrs. John w. Watt left Yesterday
for Silverton, Colo, to Join her hus-
band. who has a position in that place,
under the Kansas City syndicate.
Will Hall and L. L. Woodruff left
yesterday for a fishing trip in Idaho.
They will be gone ten days.
Miss Bessie Fox left yesterday for
her home in Denver, after a short visit
in the camp.
Miss Rose Morris, who has been Wis
ting in Mercur for some time, left
Tuesday for hec home in Butte, Mont.
She will stop over in Salt Lake and
see the opening OF the Salt Palace.
Miss Elsie Moore of Provo returned
home Tuesday. after a two weeks visit
wiki friends in Mercu-.
May Goddard returned to her home
in Salt Lake Friday.
Mrs. Howe, the operator for the
Western Union. has resigned her posi-
ton and gone on a visit to Denver. On
her return she will locate in Salt Lake.
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LEHI SOCIETY.
fsnecial CorresponeenceO

Especial Correspondence
Lehi, Aug. 1S-A. B. Thompson of salt
Lake City is spending i Jew days in
Lehi.
The friends of Miss Elga Thurman and
Mr.. John Thurman gave the Young
couple a farewell social on their depar-
ture to Snowflake, Ariz., where they eX-
pect to teach school this winter.
A number of friends and relatives gave
Mrs. Eliza Field a very pleasant surprise
at her residence on the occasion of her
with other delicacies were served during
the evening on the lawn and variety OF
amusements filed the programme.
D. Waters of Fairfield is visiting
friends here.
L. o. Taft of Provo called on several of
mis- friends in Lehi.
north with frienos.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, Donnan of Rock
Springs have returned home after a
pleasant visit with their daughter, Mrs
Vallaz.
John Bradshaw spent few days in
Salt Lake City.
J: Clark of Salt Lake City is visiting
J. Whitman has returned from Omaha
where he has been for some time on
both business and pleasure combined.
Miss Ramsey of Salt Lake CITY was the
guest Of Miss Mamie Ross.
Miss Alice Roberts is spending a week
III salt Lake City with Miss Whipple.
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COALVILLE SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
CoaNlIie. Aug. H.-William Folger of
vile. ---' ~ oo'ii-
M Mr. and nd. Mrs. w w. Clqn, jr., are spend
guests of President w w. Ciuff.
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Fred Hirst has returned from Scofeld.
Bishop John paskef& of Heneferv,,,e
was Coalville visitor the early part of
this week.
County Commissioners McDonough and
Wright were here this week.
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An afternoon card party was given on
Tuesday last by Mrs. r. F Northcott at
her residence, at which none but the gent
hghtful affair Sunfiowers were used as
marks of honor with which the prize
winner was decorated. Mrs Wheadon
took the lead and carried off the honors
Bucher of Illinois, Hazelton Of EIkhart.
Ind, w, HaZleton Of Morgan and A Ell
dredge l. p. Eldredge, h. S. Chandler. T
j. Lewis. J. A Smith. w. W. Cuff jr..
X. r Northcott and w. G.. Fisher of Coal
Vile, and +. VI. Allison of Ogden: also the
Misses Bncher Of Illinois and Blanch Bali
OF CoalYille. Excellent refreshments we're
was
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Mrs. Alma Eldredge and Mrs. George
Edgington entertained n company of
friends. ladies and gentlemen. on Wednes-
day evening. 1t the residence of the for
mer. given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Buch-
er and their son and daughter. from Hi
nois who have been spending part of the
summer here.
George Beard and John w Mumford.
with their families. started on Wednes-
day morning for the head waters Of the
Weber river. where they expect TO rusti-
cate for couple or three weeks.
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Mr.. George f. Butcher. with his wife.
son and daughter. left Friday morning for
Salt Lake City. where they will attend the
volunteer reception, and then visit a few
days before returning TO their home in
Illinois.
George Carruth of Evanston. Wyo..
neral of Spencer Cluff. his nephew
John L. Mitchell returned to the city.
Joseph Barber returned from Silver City
this week.
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G. a Cailis went to Oakley and Park
City on Thursday.
George w. Edgington. engineer on the
Echo X Park City railroad. got a lay-off
and went down to attend the volunteer
reception at Salt Lake on Saturday.
Dr. James Z. Hosmer of Silver CITY
spent Thursday and Friday in Coalvine
this week. He appears much improved n
health.
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estate intact until they should grow up.
and to educate them meantime.
Well. after he had refused offers that
increased $4,000 at leap day after day
for a week. he became tired. and set a
price of s200,000. so that they would
cease bothering him. 1t happened that
particular property was an imperative
necessity in their plans, and they took
him up in a twinkling. The court ap-
proved the sale, and the amount was
handed over in the form of certified
checks.
The shoemaker looked at the papers.
found out from the banker that they
were good" and then he said to the
agent of the syndicate, Gould you give
me part cash?'
Why. my man, you have it all in
cash.
Eyes. but 1 want some of it in-in-'
Currency"
Yes l guess that's IL
We'll, how much do you want?"
Il want about so cents. J have been
promising them children they should
have an ice cream soda as soon as
could afford it, and 1 know they have
been expecting it long enough
And the syndicate bought the soda
water.