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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
PINE VALLEY.

The majority NJ our men have gone
10 DE la Mar to spend the winter haul.
Ing wood. or performing any other
work that promises remuneration. Most
of the minority are ON the range look
ing after the Interests of their cattle.
\. a. Gardner. while chasing some
horses through the field the other day.
met with quite an accident. His horse
fell on him. Hpralnlng his ankle
ana brushing his foot badly. lie sur
fcrcd considerable pain the night fol.
lowing the accident. but lac thinks he
VIII be- around again In u few days.
The late snowfall OF about one foot
has been followed by beautiful spring
weather. While We appreciate the
plcasnntners OF the situation. We real
izc that present convenience viii be-
paid for IN future disaster. In view ~
the necessities OF the case. think u
good. old-fashloncd Pine Valley snow
storm, covering up fences. etc. would
be acceptable now.
letter Gardner was riding very fast
through town when his horse slipped
and fell. throwing him violently for.
ward onto the frozen ground, hriising
his face very badly and giving him
quite "A shaking up In general. His up
per lip II crushed and mutilntcd and
one ankle ana knee are slightly
spraln"d II n not thought the unfor-
tunatc boy Will sustain any very seri =
Gus injuries. However. he will be laid
up FOR several Washington
County News.
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POCATEIL0. IDAHO.

The public schools will give their an.
nuu entertainment az the opera house
February nth. the proceeds to go 60
the piano and library funds.
The high winds Wednesday night
blew down one ~ the nrc alarm poles
at Roulette corner ana the wires be-
came crorred With the telephone wires.
interrupting tfailic for "a little while.
The damage was soon repaired.
We learn thstlthc rumor that Harry
Diem had MS leg ainputatcd wns
wrong. His leg lint on. md while h. IN
hnvihg "A serious time of II. the pros
poets are good for his recovery.
The ladies ala Of the Methodist
church are making extensive prcparn.
tlonH Tor bnziiRr fair. or other whole
sale and retail business, to take place
nt the church March 10. rntil further
notice the Aid uocicty OF that church
Will meet az the parsonage every
Wednesday az $3.50 o'clock.
The musicale given on Thursday
evening by tho womnn'a study League
ut the home ~ Mrs. George North on
Arthur avenue. was truly the event of
the week. The large and fashionable
audience present manifested their high
appreciation hy the enthusiastic man
ner In which they applaudcd the yaH-
Gus rcnditiona, Two selections were
given from the compositions Of Ethel
composers --puchtello Tribune
The Philharmonic orchestra has been
reorgnnizcd hy Prof Fetzer. nnd
strengthened by the addition OF another
clarinet player and placing Prof. Claw
son NJ the Plano, Every Saturday
evening the Philharmonic orchestra
gives dance. and those who trip the
Hight fantastic at the pavilion tomor-
row night may expect To receive some
elegant music strains that viii please.
captlvatc and enllven.
The risky "gimblers" OF this moral
ixlng commonWc win soon be with
out the protection uf the law that now
exists The Rnti-Enmbling hill passed
the house Wednesday by vote OF 10 TO
10. II II thought the hill viii receive a
good majority In the senate, senator
church has introduced a ts.oOO license
gambling bill.
Pocatello " the ideal location for one
of the state normal colleges. II the re-
form school N tO be located nt Albion.
pocatcilO should have the normal coll
lego that II now anchored In caaHla
county'a capital city. We do not want
10 rob our neirhh0r county OF any OF
her public institutions. hut we do bid
for the college in the event that Albion
Ia rendered the reform school.
our citizens may rest assured that
Senator Church. Representative Hyde.
Thatcher aud Fisher liannock c0un-
ty'a legislators will make every honor
able cndeavor tn secure FOR pocatello
the normal college now located at Al.
bion. -PocAiello Advance,
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PRESTON, IDAHO.

The dance given In the academy lna;
Monday evening proved great auccvss.
there being i0f numbers sold. A NUM-
Der of young ladies brought very pref
~ baskets containing dciicncioH. such
ne cake. pie. oranges, etc. which were
auctloned on about II o'clock, aud ad.
ded greatly to the merriment and eN-
citcment of the evening The baskets
sold all the way from % cents Ia 4.
but We are Informed that one pretty
basket sold for Sis. The Preston
academy IA one Of the finest lnHtitu-
tiona ~ itr kind In the state and tho
faculty never fall In their efforts to
have a right good social time M their
parties. and everybody u treated the
very best.
a week ago some parties broke into
the store of J. q. Smith aud helped
themselves to some canned goods. aud
other articles that they thought mlght
he useful The same night ]. g. Grcaves
lost n me bay mare. aud also ". q.
Parkinson was relieved ~ a hne driving
animal. thus the parties secured n very
good team. They were probably lb-
cfnl enough to furnish their own sleigh.
and by Mr. GreaveH furnishing one ami
mai and Mr.. Parkinson tho other. nnd
by securing plenty uf canned goods AMI
other catnblcs from Mr. Smith. the par
~ or parties. had u very good nutft nrd
more than likely went ON q fishing trip.
Anyway. no trace Of them could be
found. although word was triephorsd
all around through the nolghhoring
towns except Malnd. and Mr. GrenNrH
Informed uH that they had a salt storm
over there the night before the burglary
and the wires failed To operate. Whu-
ever the individuals We're they seen od
90 be acquainted with tho town ard
know right whore To go To get - good
team ONEIDA Republican.
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PAROWAN.

a nice little party gathered ~ Uncle
Robert Miller'r residence ON january
2bth, II being his birthday. ani nlso
Robbie Burns birthday. Thc sco,cn
element was greatly ~ evidence. anu
they enjoyed " Just IKE old scotch
fories, "fofEathcfch tn"Eithcr ia.
Elders Jensen and Larson are Win
US yet. iaborinH Tor the ndNanvoncnl
Of the youth. These Hentlench carry
with them n refining influence ana "
IN having n good erect Wherever thoS
go.
Severe colds. or attacks OF the Efippe
are very common with US al present
hut no serious eases OF rlckneHs are re-
Between Two Fires " announced hs
the next play TO be put upon the
boards by the dramauduc
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OUR NEICHBORS.
EVANSTON, WYOMING.

\ conductor running east met with
quite an adventure Tuesday morning.
While stopping n short time with his
train az Carter station he discovered a
huge mountain lion crouchod within
$50 yards TO the north of the track lie
went tn the caboosc and. seizing rifle.
fired couple Of shots. which missed
the lion. but came close enough to stir
him NJ n little. The beast commenced
prawllng and growing. finally walking
on over the brow OF the hill The con-
ductor started after his lionahip. but
could see no more of him. the beast hav-
Ing fled or aecfetcd himself IN some
thickct.
An insane woman with n family ~
children was n PASSENGER ON the east
bound train last TucHdny They were
from California. bound for the eastern
states. AZ Aspen station. about twenty
miles east OF EvanHton.the second high
est point ON the line " the road. the
woman became almost unmanagcahlc.
and getting out on the platform tried ga
escape. but was held by four Of the
trainmcn. who succeeded In forcing her
back In the car. She secmd 10 imag-
Inc that she was In some city where she
was acquainted and begged and Inn
piorcd the train men ~ allow her To 80
lust across the stree TO see Mrs Bell
Cases OF Insanity are quite frequent on
tho trains crossing the continent. f.
Evanston NcwH-RcRiatcr.
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NEPHI.

special Correspondence.
Nephl, Jan. s0.-Iudge Edward Pike
,ahlo IN from Eureka this morning, to
F'nn,erute the coop stealing case,
huMurd McGurrln was here today, to
wy IN some mining property, which
va sold al noon today on foreclosure
snoIFage. by order OF the district
Or p. T.. Wilcox lectures on Physiol.
~ the regular meeting OF the
Sotth ward Y, NJ. NJ. I. a. tomorrow
s,,shlnF, a special program has been
Sn, s and good turnout N as
sheepmen Just In from the winter
,nfe IN the western part OF the state
sspl the weather very mild so far,
AZ, unless more snow comes soon. long
1'NeA VIII have to be made for water,
BOYS FINED FOR THEFT.
:, zen youthful culprlts, ranging In age
un Yen TO fifteen years were hauled
~ oeiore his honor. Judge Stout. this
,h'lhooh' charged with breaking into
~ 'o-op store OF this place last week
Ny, evidence showed that the gang OF
M, .hlul outlaws have been carrying
u,t pllicring for some time past,
M ~ administering u severe reprimand
NJ Young offenders, In which their
mts came In for few words OF
Whahx TO have little more care
M their boys spent their evenings,
"'"of Imposed u line OF ~ each. II
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BRIGHAM CITY.


At the county school teachers meet
ing Saturday evening there was large
attendance. Prof. Roylance delivered a
very INTERESTING lecture on History
and How 20 Teach 1t" The next meet
Ink Will be held ON Feb. %. and In adj
dillon to the usual exercises the sub
ject for the lecture will be Language
and How to Teach It."
Monday. In Justice tensions court,
the following cases were heard and dis
posed OF. The State OF Utah vs. Jcns
Thoroyald Rhodcr. This case was insti-
tutcd ON complaint OF one Christen
Peter Christensen. charging defendant
with having committed the crime OF
adultery with his tChrlatensen's) wife,
Elsie Marie Christensen. In April OF
last year and at various other times.
Defendant was bound over by Justice
Jensen In the sum OF $3.50. Another case
brought In the same court was that OF
the State OF Utah va VIM. Johnson
ON complaint Of one J. w. Parsons.
johnson was charged with the ma
ilcious destruction OF property or fur
niture belonging TO complainant. on
being arraiRned johnson asked for a
change Of venue to Rowcviilc precinct.
the precinct In which the offcnse was
committed.
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ST. GEORGE.

Encorn Batty of Toquervllle and John
Williamson Of infngoonah have gone
90 the H. George Temple to get mar
ricd. They expect To make their home
In Paragoonah.
This warm. rprlng-llkc weather
causes a feeling of uncntinesn TO rest
upon our Htockmcn. farmers, and fruit
growers. About another week OF this
weather wiz cause almonds 10 bloom.
Colder weather with heavy rnowfalln
In the hills would be- more In order.
The fall of snow 10 far has been very
light.
The new school house now begins to
show what an elegant. substantial
structure II VIII be when completed.
II VIII stand monument 10 the en-
terprine Of the people OF -. George.
AS the branch normal school today
shows the enterprise OF the people OF
Cedar city. The pursuit OF education
N ennobllnr. ana II In the boundcn
duty Of parents 10 have their children
educated to tho highest standard con-
iatent with their means
No other enterprise II more worthy
and deserving ~ state aid than bona
fldc reservoir and canal undertakings,
These enterprises are doing more to
encourage the settlement Of arid lands
than anything else We have IN mind
one such undertaking IN this county.
the Enterprise Reservoir and Canal
company.
The object Of this company II 10 CON
fne ne waters OF Shoal ,irbk In Little
Pin, alley by dam VI masonry so
feet hiFh. 30 feet Wide AT bottom and \
feet wide at top, fiontnd by "a bank OF
earth 100 feet wide at bottom with a
slope "a Inches 10 each foot TO the
top. This viii form reservoir one
mile Ions by half mile wide with an
average depth Of a. feet of water, which
win serve 10 irrlgate $500 acres Of land
as good NJ any In the state.--wash-
ington County News
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AMERICAN FORK.

John ~. Wootton and W. H. Robin
son visited the schools a. Pleasant
Grove Monday. N being visiting day for
the American Fork teachers.
Principal ], n. Forbes. Mrs. Eliza
nuckwaiter, Mrs. Vilate CLARK, Misses
Maud and Alice briggs and Anna Pul-
rlphcr visited the i.ehl schools Monday.
Miss Mary Ellen Grant returned
Monday from Nephi. whore she has
been 60 attend the wedding of hnr
brother. John a. Grant. ana Miss l;e-
hecca hendtiokson. a young lady from
There n 10 be grand married peo-
pies party with supper given at the
opera house Friday evening. Feb. ard.
under the auspices ~ the American
Fork Rifle club. They will furnish tea
and coffee.
Il seems that the trouble between
Warren liolcy ana the aspiring Pleas
ant Grove youths II not ended by the
Nrclrlnn In court at Provo, Friday. says
z Herald correspondent, aH n crowd Of
boys from Pleasant Grove came over
here saturday night and the result was
ffee nght at the Adamron A. Co. rn-
loon, In which some OF the victims were
badly used W. No peace officers wsrc
10 be found. Marshall inRernoll having
fone 10 Prove To take u. II. Allen TO
The asylum. As result Of the affair
Henry u. ANA Warren Hoiey were ar
rested today upon the complaint Of
sydney Shoell for assault and battery.
and brought before Judge jackson for
iflal Warren Iiolcy pleaded guilty ana
hs sentence viii be given at y y. m. to-
Jay II. u. lioley pleaded not guilty
and his case viii come up this evening.
The sunday School concert Monday
evening was perhaps the most Inter-
ssung and entertaining one that has
been given for several years. Edna
'hipman IN her solo, IAN Tied Back"
Pleased all present very much. Tho
duet by bertha Turner and Clara
Woou0n was well received and ],
urecn's comic recitation brought forth
much applause, The trio, "a Little
Farm Well Titled" BY VIM, Grant. John
Miller and Isaac Wagrtafr was q
,harmer and was well rendered. The
tockoo by the little fairies with wings
vas very unique and novel perform
ah.e eleverly given. Mrs. Mary II,
nohlnson, the favorlte. sang bird Of
heauty"-Amerlcan Fork World.
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OXFORD. IDAHO.

We are having n big thaw and the
slclghing ~ getting very bad In conse-
puence thereof,
Next Saturday there will be meet
Ing OF the school teachers OF the coun-
~ ut this place; the county superin-
tendent In expected 20 he present
A good many Of the cattle men have
TO haul hay from the ranches whore u
was purchased, and the snow going 30
fast makes the hauling very bad.
A wedding reception was held a few
nights ago at the residence " chas.
croahnw, In honor OF the wedding OF
Miss May Fisher To their son. John
croshaw. The bride was beautifully
nttlred In rose pink silk. a-la-m mode,
wearing orange blossoms. The groom
wore the regulation wedding suit The
presents were numerous and costly
The young couple have tho best wishes
OF the entire community,
Rachael Clements OF this place has
gone 10 star Valley, Wyo., and there
was married 10 Mr., sam Kenyon. Miss
May Buckley Of this place has gone
away 10 get married 10 Mr.. Hale of
Lost Rlver,--Pocatello Tribune.
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Tuesday evening. a Temporary organ
lzation was effected with Dr. q. w.
Middleton as chairman and Miss Fu-
phemia Munter. secretary. Those pres
cnt expressed themselves as heartily
In sympathy with the proposed orEanl-
zntion and were willing To- do active
work In furthering the interests OF the
same. a committee consisting OF the
following members was selected 10
draft an appropriate set of bylaws Tor
the association Alex II. 1iolo, Chns.
s. Wilkinson and Miss BESSIE Parry.
As soon Ms the bylaws have been pre-.
pared another meeting viii be called
10 accept them and effect q PEI manrnt
organization, when real work viii COM
mcncc.-lron County Record.
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NOTICE on ASSESSMENT 80. ..


Notice ~ hereby rivcn that at a
meeting OF the Directors OF the Bonne-
willie Mining Company. held january
ia i,ps. ~ No. u north Main street.
Salt Lake city, nraeament No. 4 OF
onc-half cent per share was levied ON
the capital stock % said company. pay
Any stock on which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the .Oth %
February. iH9. Will BE- delinquent and
advertised Tor sale at public auction.
end unless payment ~ made before.
will be- rold on March 18th. 1899. Ia pay
the delinquent assessment. together
Of raic.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
No. ~ north Main street. Salt Lake
CITY Utah.
Dated January n. 1890.
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=. We learn this morning from y. w.
Iiipp or willow Springs of the cold.
blooded murder of MIR. nort Clemens a
very popular young miner and prospec.
tor OF Pleasant Valley. white Pine
county, New, by one Inn Hamilton.
lt is said Hamilton waylaid clemen.
and shot him To death on the trail
leading from the Foard rnnch TO a
prospect belonging Ia Mr.. Fred Park.
20 get some tools preparatory TO start.
Ing out on n prospecting tour.
tn" shooting occurred at about IL
o'clock ON the 2dth. yesterday.
Great Indignation " felt townrd
Hamilton. and " the boys get him
there may be hot time In Pleasant
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NorroE 10 CREDITORS.
Estate Of Mary Y. Hicks, Deceased.

Notice % hereby given by the UNDER
signed administrator OF the estate NJ
Mar y. Hicks. deceased, 10 the credit
tors of. aud ull persons having claima
ugainst said deceased, to exhibit them
With tho necessary vouchers within
four months after the first publication
OF this notice 10 the said administrator,
at room Gl5. Mccormick Block. salt
Lake Guy, Utah.
HENRY s. HICK.
Administrator of the Estate OF Mary v.
Ilicka, Deceased
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Notice n hereby given that Mt meet.
lur III he Honfd of Directors OF sald
company. held on the 10Th day OF Do-
cCmhsr 1865. an assessment Of ono 40
sfork az M rnrporntlon. naVnbis I'M.
medlntolv 30 the ONCE NJ the secretary.
No, ~ Main Street Any stock upon
paid uu Tho llth dny ~ january iNg
shall ho delinquent and advertised Tor
sale nt public auction. and, unless pay-
iat day OF February iyl nt 2 O'Clock
y, m. 60 pay the assessment together
with the cost Of advertising and expense
Of sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

The local train TO Ogden leaving Salt
Lake city at 1880 noon via rio Grands ma
Western makes the run In one hou,
aud stops at intermediate points. Tho
train IN made M In HALT Lake nina
waits for no connection. hence l. nj
ways on time. The same ~ true nj
the return train leaving Ogden al s.ia
p. m. aud arriving Salt Lake at ala
y. m.
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Horrible agony is caused by Piles
BURNS and Skin Diseases. These are
Immediately relieved and quickly cured
ny DE wits witch Hazel salye Be-
ware Of worthless limitations. \. q.
Schramm. Mccormick building. corner
Main street. First South.
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JESSE W FOX. secretary.

liy order 81 the board ~ directors Of tho
tassiH MiulnH Company, At u meeting held
January i.th, isuA Thr date tor declaring
the stock delinquent has been post poned
until Thursday, February Sud ~. nnu 10
payment I, not made before, the stool Will
DO advertised Tor salo Hnd sold NJ public
puctlon Ia the office OF tho secretary, IA
Main street. Monday. February .nth, is.s. at
JESSE ". FOX. Secretary.
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Coughs and colds come unlimited. hut
you can quickly get rid OF them with a
few doses % BALLARD's HoIlii-
z. G. NJ. !. Drug Dept.
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OUR OWN STATE.

check on the pilfering business. which
has been going on more or less all win
tor
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llaco OF business, Salt Lake Gity,
Titan. Location NJ Mluea, Conner
Crock. Caaala county. Idaho
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To the Stockholders NJ the Crown
Point Gold and SILVER Mining
Company.
A meeting ~ the stockholders Of this
company viii bc held on Friday. Feb
rupry 9Th, next AZ Z o'clock y. M, at
Room Jos Mccormick building. FOR the
purpose of ulcctinE officers and the
transaction of such other business aH
may properly BE- brought before n.
CHAS. W. STAYNER.
President.
snit Lake city. Utah. Jan. sith.
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co-or. lUBNITrHT CO. Notice IL here
~ given that the stockholders OF the Coon
FURNITURE 60. vii meet W. their unier. ID TO
u ~nuth Main strrot on Tuesday. Toby !,
lsN ~ oin y n. Tor the election oi nine
hlfcttufs and such other business AZ may
come before tho meeting.
e. II. PETIT Secretary
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Notice y hereby given that tho annual
Gold Mining company Will be- held ~ the
ihlre n tho rumpunN Home ilrr In
sufunto company ~ Utah Buiiding Nos
y Co. II Eaat Temple street. salt Lake
NltNs Wan, ON Tuesday. January "a. tyq
90 Z O'Clock D. No. for the election ~ of.
ngctH and fnr the transaction uf such
meeting.
TiioAiAs W. SLOAN.
Secretary.
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Oregon Short Line RQiIV0y.
rIME cARD u rIrEcr lAN. I. l.o.
c, Tya II, atrlyg and dcpar, a, Salt Lax.


From Chicago. Omaun. st Louis
Kansas tltV. Denver pnrN
81. city and Ogden ....... 49, 4
FROM Helena. uuttc. Portland
San ffuncisco. ogden aud in.
t'fmrdlHir points q
frnm san ftanclaca Cache Val.
10y, Ogden. Nuniuuiipf and udn
q. springs aud intermediate points 4
rom 'hiCnnu, Omunn. IT. Louis
hnnanh City, Denver and or
'Ffnm Frisco. Milford. sanpote.
ifuNo, Eureka. Mammoth. sii.
yer tltV and iutsrmedinta
points. G 4
M lNrn trlln from Terminus
Iooclc aud Garfield Reach .. O,
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
slguers ior Further Information.
SorloE 10 oREDIroRs
Estate OF Agnes Hogan. Deceased,

Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned, 90 law
office OF Morse a Whittemore, f0l Me-
Cornlck Rldg., ON or before the 18th
DAY nf May a. u. 1899
JAMES W. HOGAN.
Administrator ~ Estate OF Agnes Hog
gan Deceased,
Datr ~ urst publication. January II.
A. H. 1899,
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IN rHE RocIAL nELM.

There was u pleasant party at the
residence OF AIR. and Mrs. Paul sweden
on Thursday evening.
jolly crowd Of friends assembled
at the coy residence of SIR. and Mrs
J. g. Peterson on Tuesday evening and
had a royal good time.
one OF the most pleasant gntheringr
OF the season was the choir social and
supper at the cnpaclour rcHidcnc. OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. ostiund last wednes-
day. II was one OF the grnndest events
that has taken place M yet IN Elsinorc
After the elegant supper was spread
ana all had partaken Of the delicacirs
of the season. dancing and singing was
next In order. There We're about
eiRhty.fivc present, and 10 say that
everybody enjoyed themselves IL piac-
inT II mild.
ON Tuesday evening last Mrs. AnnIe
g, Larson Invited large crowd OF her
friends TO come ana enjoy u pleasant
time with her ~ her elegant home In
east Elslnore. The house was crowded
10 Its full capacity. An elegant sup
per was served about . o'clock. after
which singing and n general good time
was had The supper was given main.
~ In honor 81 our departing mission
aty. Mr.. James chriatinnscn. Mrs
Larson n an entertaining hostess. -
Sevler County Times.
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Notioe.--rhore are delinquent upon
the following described stock ON ac-
count ~ assessment No I, levied on tn.
2pth day 81 November. 1898, the Sow
oral amounts set opposite the names
uf the RESPECTIVE shareholders. as fol-