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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-30

week. looking after the missions in these
places. She found everything very salts
actory. She spoke at the NJ. L. church
here Sunday evening.
I. ]. Stewart and Professor o. ]. Call
returned Sunday from an extended trip
through the wild and mountainous coun,
try of Emery. Grand. San Juan and
Wayne counties.
Miss Willingham of Mississippi has ar
rived in Richheld to fill the appointment
of home missionary for the NJ. Z. Mission
society.
Alex Morrison was down from Salt Lake
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Gannett drove
down from Marysvale Tuesday morning.
and Mr.. Gannett took the train for Salt
Lake City.
Z. II. Hoffman went TO Joseph Tuesday
to look after some legal matters.
David p Partt and family of American
Fork, who have been visiting with his
sister, Mrs; Julia 2. Gamer, returned
Misses Mary and Josephine Goolig have
gone to Salt Lake where they expect to
secure employment and remain.
The Rev. f. E. Mork went to Marysvale
Monday evening to look after NJ. E. mis-
sion matters.
DIR. w. II. Shock the Platna, stockman
and farmer, was in Richfield this week on
business.
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Frank Seegmiller. who has been on a
mission for about two years in Germany.
returned home last evening, and was well
coined at the depot by numerous friends.
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Dr. G. H. Herbert has returned from
Beaver.
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Mrs. w. H. Seegmiller and children have
returned from Fish Lake, where their
contemplated outing ended suddenly and
sadly by the receipt of news of the tragic
death of MIR. Seegmiller's brother at Ka-
nab.
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Louis Jacobs was up from Salina a few
days this week.
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r. ID. Young, superintendent of con-
Struction work on the Otter Creek reser-
voir. was down for d couple of days this
week
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COALVILLE SOCIETY.
fsnscial correspondence.,

fSpscial Cores pOndence-t
Coalyille July 2S.-Mrs.. Butcher, Miss
Butcher and Master Butcher of Illinois. the
family of G. F.. Bucher the forestry re-
serve agent have recently joined him and
will spend the summer in the bracing at
mcsDhere of Utah.
Mr.. William Ruff of Schoheld is visiting
friends here this week
Thomas Robinson of Silver City. Miss
Blanch Allison of Ogden and the Misses
Annie and Mary Thomas of Salt Lake
spent the 24th In Coalville and are still
visiting friends and relatives here
President w. w. Cmff returned vester-
day from his visit with the Pacific Is
larders at the Lagoon on the Atn.
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County Attorney c. a. Calls made a
brief trip to Salt Lake this week on
official business.
The Park City brass band discoursed
sweet music here from morning. till night
on Pioneer day'and was appreciated very
much.
Anthony Bates and family of Salt Lake
County were Pioneer day guests in Coal
Vile.
County Clerk Pack spent the oath at
his old home in kamas.
II. B. Williams and wife of Peoa are
the guests of J. III. Williams.
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Miss Libbie Barber RETURNED this week
from a visit of several days with friends
in Salt Lake City.
Mrs Julia lNoffington and family of
Pocatello Ida. are visiting her old home
here as the guests of her mother and
family, Mrs. M Z. Spriggs.
Mrs. o. ". Frinch has returned from
Salt Lake City. where she has been for
treatment at the Keogh-Hosmer hos
pital she is much improved in health, to
the delight of her many friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Achenbach of New
York are spending few days in Coaville.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Robin
son! -
Miss Agnes Lusty who has been seri-
ouslv sick for several weeks past is i'm
proving nicely at present.
Mrs. J. L. Boyden went to Salt Lake on
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LEHI SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Lehi. July 2S.-William and Robert Ball
of Eureka spent the 24th with their par
ents in Lehi.
Miss Leah Christoffersson has returned
from a visit OF her sister. May Nelson, at
Bingham canyon.
Joseph wanlass and wife spent the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkham.
]. H. Kirkham has returned from Ore
gon.
Miss Maud Murcer of American Fork
made calls on friends in Lehi during the
week.
Professor E. Beesley spent Pioneer day
at Camp Floyd.
Thomas Austin and Thomas Weble are
visiting friends in Sanpete.
William Stevenson of Salt Lake City is
visiting with William Yates and family.
George Jacobs is rusticating in Straw
berry valley.
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]. Ault and family. G. A. Hacking.
Henry Hacking and family. We're in Lehi
ii0iii NeN"i ILL., '4SAeiiio Ai1S0'
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William Evans, Emmett Evans and Miss
Elma Bird are the guests of l. Goodwin
and family
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Misses Sadie and Ida Peck spent the
oath at Castillo.
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G.. Schow and family are rusticating in
Provo valley.
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Mrs. Martha Wilcox of Cedar Fort is the
guest of Mrs. II. Jacobs.
T. R. Cutler is in Sanpete on business.
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William Startup of Provo was in -Lehi
on business.
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PRICE SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondents,
Price. July &-NIrs. Alpha Rallinger
of Salt Lake City during the week.
Miss Maggie McIntire was the guest OF
friends and relatives at American Fork
during the week, and will soon return 10
Thompson's-
Miss Annie Larsen of Price was among
the visitors TO Salt Lake City during the
week, returning home today.
Miss Isabella McIntire has returned
from short visit with relatives and
friends at Salt Lake City.
Miss Nellie Holley, who has been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Z. ]. Thomas
at Scofield. has returned to her home at
Springville.
Mrs. H.. \. Nelson of Castlegate is the
guest of friends and relatives at scoheld.
Mrs. James Rooney of Helper has re-
turned home after a short visit with her
mother, Mrs. S. j. Warren of this city.
Mrs. W. Il. Warren has returned TO her
home in Nine Mile. after an absence of
a month or more at Provo.
Mr. and Mrs J. H Mease of Fort
Duchesne. were here Thursday. en- route
home from an extended trip to Salt Lake
City.
Misses Olive and Belle Boyd of Minnie
Maud were here the first of the week on
a visit with friends.
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Miss Mary LEONARD who has been alb
sent in California since the closing of the
schools. is expected home in few days.
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Mrs. A. Z. Gibson of Cleveland was here
this week, the guest of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Roy Gibson.
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Professor and Mrs. j. w. Nixon of
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EVANSTON SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence.)

t.J
Evanston. Wyo.. July S-Mrs. George
f. Pexton returned Friday evening from
a ten days visit with friends in Ogden
and Brigham City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Davis OF Salt Lake
spent 1, day i'm our city with Mr.. and
Mrs Jake Gottstein.
Mr. and Mrs Hurst. Mr.. and Miss Inns
ley and Mr.. Helenthal made up a camp
ing party that went up the river last
Saturday
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A large crowd took advantage Of eX-
cursion rates and went down to Salt
Lake City last Saturday a number came
from Almy and other small towns and
among those from our own city were the
following: Mrs. K. 5. Hamaker, Mrs.
l. c. Winslow. Mrs. Otto Arnold. Mrs. J.
n. Croker and father. Mrs Judd. Mrs.
Morgan and many others
Mrs Ed Lewis and Mrs. H G. Drew
and daughter were Ogden passengers
Saturday.
Bert winslow, Fred WurteIle and
Arthur Quinn left last Sunday for a two
weeks camping trip on Blacks Fork
Miss SaIlie Rankin left for her home IN
salt Lake last Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Stone and daughter Miss
Mary of Indianapolis. Ind. arrived In the
guests of Mrs. Charles Stone.
Ole Bergstrom. one of our commission
ers.. spent several days in Kemmerer on
business.
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Mrs. James Code returned Wednesday
evening from trip to Omaha.
DIR. e. H. Solier has been in Salt Lake
the past week attending the Intermoun-
tain Medical association
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John Beckwith returned from Chicago
and other eastern points Wednesday
morning.
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County Superintendent OF Schools Miss
Nellie Pepper. mother and brother, came
home Thursday from trip in the coun-
try. having visited the Goodman school
and several others up the river.
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Miss Emma Higgins gave very pleas
ant lawn party to her friends last Satur-
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DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
fspecia1 Correspondence.l

Kaysville, July 29.-The week of the 24th
has been a lively one. In some of the
towns of Davis county celebrations of
Pioneer day were held, and almost every
public hall was the scene of a ball in the
evening. In kaysville three dances were
given, and each of them was attended by
a jolly company of young people. EXcur-
sions to the mountains were quite in order
during the week. The scarcity of fish in
some localities is compensated for by the
escape from the not weather. Numerous
fishing parties are being formed to start
for outings next week.
Miss Ethel Stewart gave a social party
last evening in honor of Miss Louie Moyle
of Salt Lake, who has been her guest for
a week. A score or more of young people
were present. and very pleasant evening
was spent in games and amusements.
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Mrs. Homer Swartwood went to Salt
Lake yesterday to visit with her parents.
Valentine Snow and Clyde Squires of
Salt Lake were visiting in Kaysville on
Monday.
The reunion of the family of the late
Grandfather Barnes at the Lagoon on
Thursday was one of the pleasant social
events of the week. The family had al
most the exclusive use of Bamberger'S
inviting resort during the day and the 200
members of the family, with their Rays
vile friends, had most enjoyable outing
John r. Barnes of kaysville, whose 18th
host of the occasion, and he busted him
self in assisting those who were present
in spending the day pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John " Manning. Miss
Blanche Manning, Miss Nellie Childs and
John D. Hooper of Hooper were visiting
in Kaysville during the week.
Mrs. Marshall and daughter of Salt
Lake have been spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Jamison in
Kaysville.
William McCalmont and wife. who re-
Gently came here from Logan, have dis
posed of their home and will return TO
Logan next week, where Mr.. McCalmont
will resume his connection with the Agri-
cultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex NJ. Swan of Salt
Lake spent a part of the week with rela-
tives here
William A. Dawson of Layton expects
to leave England for home next Thursday.
He will visit the principal places of inter
est in New York, Philadelphia and Wash
ington before coming home. Mr.. Dawson
has been absent over two years.
Rev James Thompson and family of
Ogden are spending the summer in the
Syracuse grove, near the lake shore, where
they have pleasant camp established.
Mrs. Hyrum Parrish, Joseph n. Ford
and Samuel ]. Parrish of Centerville ex-
pect OF leave for England next Saturday,
to perform missions. Mrs. Parrish's hus-
band is now in Great Britain, having gone
last March.
D. H. Sedgwick of Bountiful started this
week for California
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Heber A. Holbrook is expecting to leave
Bountiful and remove his family to south
ern Idaho.
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Monday evening last to see her husband
who is at the Keogh-Hosmer hospital
where lie was operated on last week he
is much improved and his wife returned
home last evening
DIR. o. w. French spent couple of days
in Salt Lake this week.
Mr. Frank Meadows returned today
from Tooele county where he has been
for the last three weeks.
Mr.; and Mrs. John ": Mumford and
family of this place left yesterday for
Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence f. Eldredge
have moved into their cozy new little
cottage which has just been completed.
1t is one of the neatest residences in the
place.
A Mr.. jackson and Miss Randall. both
of Upton were granted a license to wed
yesterday by Clerk Pack.
Bishop +. II. Wright and family have
returned from their ranch on Yellow
creek. where they have been rusticat-
ing for a few weeks.
Joseph Allen and wife of Amy. Wyo..
spent a few days here this week.
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Mrs. Belle Ross of Ogden is the guest
of Mrs. Charles Lusty. her sister
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Mrs. Will Hansen, who has been Wis
iting her old home at Salt Lake, has
returned to Grass Greek.
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A pleasant social was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wilde
on Wednesday evening, at which re-
freshments in the most dainty style
were served.
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Misses Nellie Williams and Lizzie
Paddles of Evanston. Wyo.. improved
the opportunity to visit home and
friends here and spend the oath at the
same time. They will return next week.
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RICHFIELD SOCIETY.
lsneciaI Corresnondence.O

-
Richfeld, July 2S-Last Saturday Coun-
~ Clerk Hayes granted a marriage license
TO Jonathan Ferris and Almira Rankler.
the knot for them. They started for Cali
fornia, where they will spend several
weeks on a bridal trip.
George Francis Waters and Harriet
Fisher of Sallina were granted license
Monday.
L. p. Nillson. the Manti portrait man,
was in Richfield last week.
Alex Cohn and son Clarence, and Max
KrOtki, after Il very pleasant outing of
two weeks in the Fish Lake and Dirty
COhn and son and Saul Krotki went up in
the mountains east of Monroe for a few
days. looking at some mining property.
They have returned, and Mr.. Cohn and
son have gone back TO Salt Lake City.
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Thomas Gillian spent few days in Rich
field this week. on his way home from
Salt Lake to Marysvale.
Scott Mcclellan came over from Loa last
Friday and returned the following day.
Miss Maud Harold accompanying him.
Seymour B. Young of Salt Lake was in
Piehfeld on his way TO the Fish Lake
conference.
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Miss Alice Peterson has gone TO Salina,
having accepted position there.
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Thomas Ross of Joseph was up Sunday.
sc says he mas been done a great injus-
lice in the Clifford assault case and ex-
poets TO secure q better decision in the
district court.
Professor Joseph S. Nelson of the Provo
=. Y. A. and Professor Newton Moves of
the Stake academy at Ephraim, were
among the visitors who spent a few hours
f~lef ,lfd an lof ma 70 Mel 7
ID: L. Day went to Salt Lake Sunday and
returned Wednesday.
Mrs; c. MeGougan Of Mt; Pleasant is
ter. Mrs. A. 3. Williams.
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Mrs. Lang. a sister-in-law of Mrs. G. NJ
Jones, is down from Salt Lake on visit.
Jndge McCarty returned home SATURDAY.
after a three weeks occupancy of Judge
Higgins bench at Nephi.
orson clawson and wife went to salina
], NJ. Peterson went TO Salt Lake last
week on business;
Miss Annie Hansen went to Salt Lake
few days ago to purchase a piano.
Miss Lula Heppler has returned to her
parents home in Glenwood, and will re-
main there for the summer at least.
Samuel Bulow returned home Monday
after an absence of several months.
Mrs. B. s. Potter Of Bloomington, Ills.
secretary of the Woman,s Home Mission
G;.y society of the NJ. +. church, was la.
Richfield and Monroe several days this
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for An Old Utah Women"
Miss Tiliie Anderson of Murray came
down last Sunday on visit.
:. Miss Jennie Wilson went over to Eureka
Sunday and returned Thursday.
Willie Coombs came home from Rock
Springs, Wyo., last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith gave a pleas
ant social to IA few friends Refreshments
were served and general good time was
spent.
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Hyrum Lennon went on visit to Mill
Creek last Sunday and returned Tues
Mrs. J. B. Simons came from Salt Lake
Thursday to attend the funeral of her old
friend, Mrs. Nebeker.
Dr. A.. ]. Shores came down Friday
evening from Salt Lake.
Leslie Spence and sister Genevieve came
home with Professor ]. ]. Mcclellan from
the city Friday evening.
Hyrum Smith and brother came over
from Provo Thursday to attend their
aunt's funeral.
William Hudson and wife came from
Santacuin Thursday.
Z.
Mrs A. Thornton is visiting her mother
al American Fork this week.
The speakers at the funeral services of
Mrs Ann Nebeker on Thursday were:
Bishop Joseph S. Tanner: Elders David
Liant: j. S. Page, sr.. and Patriarch Chas:
ID. Evans. The choir of the First ward
rendered some excellent hymns, quar-
tette was sung. II Would Not Live Al,
yla hx- hn rnr off nd
Messrs.. Joseph Douglass and Joseph
Brimhall
Solomon Peterson and wife from Santa
quin were attending to business matters
here Wednesday.
Professor Willard Done returned from
Panguiteh lake Wednesday night. and
went to the capital Friday morning.
A. T. Strom came down from the sum-
nit OH Thursday
Orson Daniels caught thirty-seven fine
mountain trout up the creek Tuesday.
J. S. Donelson and wife of Salt Lake
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Donel-
son during the week. and went up the
canyon fishing with Samuel Marsh and
others.
George F. Hickman returned from Ger
many during the week.
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Miss Minnie Wright came from Nephi
Thursday and visited her cousin. Mrs.
Phlo Wightman.
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A conjoint Primary association meeting
was held by both wards at the tabernacle
on Friday. with interesting pro-
gramme.i
On Tuesday last baby girl arrived at
the home of John Douglass, jr.
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Misses Florence and Matilda Price and
Mary Gray, accompanied by George Har-
dy, w. d. Brocker of Salt Lake, came
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LOGAN SOCIETY.
fsnecial corresnondsnce.,

Especial Correspondence
Logan. July ga party of Loganites
consisting of DIR. o. S. ormsby and wife
Professors Snow and Thomas of the
Agricultural college, Mr.. George F.
Thatcher and Misses Ella Irvine. NJ
THAN. and F. Groesbeck. left Thursday
on a trip to the National park They go
with wagons, and their route will be
through Bear Lake. Star valley. Teton
Basin and Jackson's Hole, the trip Oc-
cupying about five weeks of time.
William Calder of Salt Lake spent the
week in Logan. as the guest of c. d. w.
Fullmer and wife.
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Miss Verna Barrows of Ogden visited
with Misses Maud and Effie Smith during
the week.
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The Rev. ]. d. WATSON and wife were
the guests Of Rev. Hansen of Hyrum on
Wednesday.
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Miss Grace Davis of Pocatello is the
guest of Miss Fletcher of this city.
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J. Golden Kimball of Salt Lake was in
town yesterday.
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A. B. Irvine of Salt Lake came up
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Huntington were the guests OF Mrs.
George w. Bodle and Mrs. ]. NJ. Whit
more during the fore part of the week,
returning home yesterday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Miller of Thompson. who
has been the guest of Mrs. A. Ballinger
for some time. Will return home next
week.
Mrs. 3. r. Mcdonald, who has been
wishing at Scotield for some time. IS ex-
Dected home soon-
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Some eight or ten young couples from
Price attended the play. The Battle OF
Santiago" at Castlegate last Monday
evening. There was an informal hop after
the play that was one of the most en-
joyable ever given there There were
several couples present from Helper.
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w. III. Donaldson of Castlegate was
among the out of town visitors in the
city last Sunday.
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PAYsoN SOCIETY.
fspecial CORRESPONDENCE,

Especial correspondence
PaySon. July 2s.=Mrs. William Dixon
presented her husband with a fine daugh-
ter last Sunday morning.
.
James Matthews of Montrosc. Colo,
was here during the week.
David d. Sabin of Salem aged 50. died
Friday morning at his home. He was
reared in Payson, and has many relatives
here.
Franz Patten of Nephi came up to visit
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gatewood of Eureka
were visiting relatives Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Miles presented her husband
with a fine boy on Wednesday.
Wednesday
Tic A. o. U. W. excursion is advertised
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down on their, wheels last Saturday. rid
ing the whole distance, sixty-five miles,
in one day. They. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs James A. Daniels for two or three
days. They started back on Wednes-
day., -
Mrs. William Dawdle gave pleasant
lawn; social illuminated by electric lights.
on Thursday About forty. guests were
present.
Counselor George A. Finlayson was TAX
en- sick suddenly on the 24th. and was laid
up three days. and credited with having
been on an imbibing spree, which proved
to be false statement.
g.
Mrs. II. ]. Irvine came over from Nebo
City on Tuesday.
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Miss Maude Wade made a visit to Miss
Elsie Miles at Silver City Thursday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-09-20
w ednesday, Sept. 20. 1899.
Life Insurance.

Ifanybooy wants proof OF the manner in
read the following;
the the current Il t year e the p ~ Lie Insurance
Company, Of New York. has returned TO Its
members 5s: or over half billion mo- Of
date were S2sS, ,53647l. This shows that the
company has practically paid out as mpch
money TO the insuring public as san any y other SH!
holding 8 larger amount In assets than any
other compared 1t Is beyond question the
largest and strongest institution OF Its kind
In the world.
II our Interpretation of the above is correct,
this is c;rtifcate to the effect that the peo.
pie have paid enormously for their insurance.
Nearly three hundred millions Of dollars un-
necessarily taken from their customers: OF
which fact the company beasts.
The Democratic party Of the United States
will likely assume to fight trusts. II such
course is TO be pursued by any political party
greater relief can be given the people by linn
iting the extortion which is now practiced
upon the people In life insurance than In al
most any other line Of business. Life insur-
ance companies boast Of their accum ulated
millions as being safeguard to their custo-
mers. The rapid increase OF the reserve or
accumulated fund shows that somebody is
contributing to 1t. What legitimate business
can pile up its millions as fast as the life in
surance companies?
The Press and Banner has no advice to give
to anybody. The figures, which we quote,
need no explanation. They show for them
selves, and each man can draw his own con-
clusions.
The vast sum that is now in the treasury >,
we presume, is over and above the expense Of
doing business in the different cities in the
finest offices In the world, and the cost OF
maintaining perhaps the most expensive sys.
tenn Of agents, who get liberal commissions
before the money reaches headquarters.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-09-20
Business Outlook.

While some Of our people may think the
bottom has dropped out Of everything, yet
We believe that this town will have q better
trade than 1t has had for years.
The price OF cotton is from IS to S6 higher
than It was last year, and you can bet last
years birds nest that We shall have q pretty
fair showing at the staple.
Owing TO the great demand Of tho cotton
mill for material to work, the market price Of
cotton is higher than in less favored markets.
The high price which is being paid for cot
ton will induce much cotton to come this
way from the dividing lines between this and
other markets.
Another inducement to come to Abbeville
is the splendid assortment of goods that is to
be found In our stores. Our stores were never
az full, and the beauty and excellence Of the
goods is only equalled by the low prices at
which they are offered.
Our pretty goods, even If we did not pay
more for cotton than many surrounding mar
kets is enough to bring everybody to Able.
Vile. at least once year. :.
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The Roller MIL.

We learn that the directors Of the proposed
new roller mill are looking forward to the or.
ganization Of the company, and the building
oftheir mill. The 8. A. L. offered location
free OF cost, but when the papers came a lease
for ten years was mentioned. This had q
chilling effect, from which 1t had not recover
ed at last accounts. Some 81, 900 has been SUBJ
scribed, and, judging from the subscriptions
to the Cotton Mill, small reduction may be
counted on. We haven't seen the list, but
presume 1t is good one. with slight allow.
ances.
This newspaper is not informed as to the
roller.mill, but We saw a statement in our
exchanges where a correspondent Dragged on
having one Of the best mills In the State,
costing SO, LOO. II we are not in error In the
shove, the &. 600 subscription ought to insure
the mill. Electricity will be tried as
motive power.