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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
ditiOn Of the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachtan tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbiing sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to It's normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by CataTrh, winch is nothing
but an infiamed condition of the mu-
COuS surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by Ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Seud for circulars, free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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ut. PLEASANT.

Especial Correspondence
Mt. Pleasant Feb. 9.-Nrs. II. O Casa
day, Miss Fannie Candland, Lyman Al
drich, Orange Aidrich and Alfred Nielsen
were Epnraim visitors during the week.
(. % @
". H. Dotson went to Salt Laks Satur-
Gay on a business "trip. lie viii visit his
former home at Minersville before re-
turning.
o 81 .
A crowd OF young people from this city
WI! attend the grand masquerade bali at
tairview tonight.
A number of Mt. Pleasant dancers at
tended ban at Spring City Monday even
a pleasant entertaining and instructive
programme was rendered at the Latter
day Saints meeting house SUNDAY even
ing by the members Of the Young La1ies'
and Young Mems Mutual Improvement
ASSOCIATION, IN joint session assembled.
lne house was filled. The programme
was Is follows: Lecture "RestoratiO Of
the Prizes Lh00d and Organization of the
ChUrcn of This DisDensatiOn, A John
son; mixed qUartette, Misses Mary Lar
sen, lydia Hansen, Messrs. James Fech-
ser, Emil Hasler; recitation. c. N Lund
j. Instrumental music, A. n. Mal5el and
j. N. Boyden.
Mrs. L. F. Becker Of Manti spent the
early part Of the week visiting friends in
this city.
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Joseph Wallis went up 10 Bingham Sun
day 20 remain ar indefinite time
. % .
Henry Larsen Ed Lake and Thomas
Brandon went over the mountains 10 Cas-
Tie valley this week on a visit to friends
and relatives.
(. - .
Samuel +. Gee of Moroni and Miss Leo
nora w Use of Jhis city were married at
the residence Of Mrs. James Gee in Mo-
roni on Wednesday evening. A reception
TO number Of relatives and intimate
friends Of the contracting parties fol-
lowed.
q: % q
A dozen or more wagons Loaded with
merry crowd from this city on Tuesday
evening drove down to the residence Of
SVEN Olsen, about three miles west of
town, and save Mr., Olsen and family
genuine surprise The evening was. most
enjoyable one.
q q
David CdDdland Will deliver a lecture at
the L. D. 5. meeting house sumo " even
ing.
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BLACKFOoT.

tSra..aI orrcspOndence.)
F4gkfaat Ida. Feb. U.-Mrs. G. Mitch
sf.f Pnesr.u1 is the guest of Miss Lizzie
rrsusI this week.
grand BAH was given at the opera
f..-. Wednesday evening by the Entire
N.r- club The music was furnished By
rr- band from Idaho Falls.
Judge Awey from Boise was in town
Friday.
Ms j. IT, Bsuaau is on the sick list.
County Surveyor Chaplin and wife of
Idaho FATS attended the ball Wednesday
evening al the opera house
Dan MiIAr has rented his ranch near
Harkf11- and expects to move his fam
i.y TO P0e4iel0 in The near future.
Earnest Grover has returned from his
ys.- -u Hooper and Ceuterville, Utah.
A number of our teachers in the public
schools attended rne Teachers, association
This week
The Meeting of .le ladies of the G. A.
R .IreI. is progressing nicely Two new
m mhars Iui TWO honorary members were
admitted 90 their last meeting, and many
more ATE. expected TO unite at the next
meeting. Feb. d.
Mrs Strong closed her revival services
a -la w. j. church ON Tuesday evening.
IIr meeting were very helpful 10 all vino
g-l..L
AE.ld.aanH Jgnuing Of Nampa viii be
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PAYSoN

ss' event uG the week WIS
r1e golden Wedding NJ - llN Vas. as
ami ...- WI -tVl Nlolilei
G.--.- ....-. VS. E-yeh them by the
a ..... Ie"H.rat the First ward meet
-.s- Tua1H.r. ...-
Is g.. and ,rrs r-- -'.......' AT L Kramer
age In .r. f.ez ,-...-- is " years OF
r--s -- ~--a us style. Speeches
slaa-rer rr-- y, T4- S. Holsh, j. j.
|o-e.usr Ina r'-., u.s. ana herr Won
ru5.r-.- Mt .....- r,-' Mcclellan. Mrs. Ar
save r.a-....r. i i..f's ~. ana Mr.. Reich
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ago on a visit, thar he has been appointed
army dentist and wiA be stationed in the
Philippines.
G. II. Brown. stenOgra 3her at the
Golden Gate has resigned his position ana
left for salt Lake on Saturday.
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Mrs. John Evans returned on Sunday
from California where she has been for
some time.
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Mrs. Frank Smith entertained a number
Of her lady friends Wednes lay afternoon.
- = =
Little EVELYN Dresser gave a party to
number Of her little friends last Satur-
day evening. The main feature was a
candy pulling followed by games, songs
and Rotations
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v,.l where she intends 70 re-
eide. q .
p5rman Of the Excelsior Mer-
u -,-rauy was over rom Nephl on
ctni5--- tlis week.
sullivan spent Wednesday
~ z-.---.Isy visiting neg qaqei ieefs' VINO
fnt means school az sait Lake
Thomas. a former business
Nll-eH-s Mace and VINO mas recently
man o- .-sF a- Salt Lake, returned 20
been i'e.. week Mr. Thomas VIII prob
Elis.e business mere.
r5nsruz was over from Silver City
Waaassd4s' % 90
----rs1 of the Union Meat market
Pat sr1n.-a Pork last Sunday.
,-trrnav Edward Pike Deputy
Ioa-- r-r Urarfu and Frank Fl. HOlZ-
s.--l --s-. Salt In e visitors during the
week
,r----4n-on of the Tintic Mercan-
FREQ e.-,- WAS u Salt Lake City the
ts -'-- lf the week. IN the interest Of
-ls- arm.
D. ETeEraiua, who has been Sc
n To-. kepsn-HOsmer hospital.
-..au.g r.."F~rI"g.
r5..-.- vino has been employed in
- ---..-u apartment OF the Tintic
r-.a ..ua4uys store for over
eu.I his position last Monday
l-..-..- Star lodge No. 1. Degree OF
,5--.- uH conduct "a dance at the L. o.
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SPRING CITY.
lsoeclal corresnondencel

special Correspondence
Spring City. Feb. 9.-Mrs Judge John
son visited with friends at Ephraim the
first of the present week.
q q .
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Clawson left for
Castleoale Monday where they viii reside
. -
Bishop J. A Ailrid has been confined TO
his room Tor several days.
. @ %
Some Of the friends Of Mrs. Rose Olsen
rendered her a surprise al her residence
THURSDAY evening. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
r. ". Livingston and wife OF Mt Peas
ant are visiting here with their many rela-
tiveS and friends.
Judge Johnson left Thursday for Price
where he viii open court.
% - &,
Fred Nickel has returned from ETery
county where he has been during tne
winter
q q o
The widows dance given by the widows
Of Spring City at the opera house Friday
evening was one of the most successful
events Of the season
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PLEASANT GROVE

especial correspondence
Pleasant Grove, Feb. l0.-Ex-Represan-
tative Lewis p. Lund and wife celeh~lfed
the thirtieth anniversary OF their wedding
Thursday evening Al o clock tie zue. 4
sat Gown TO "a sumptuOus feast After
supper the guests amused themselves III
various ways. Speeches were made BIZ
Bishop Joseph L. IaorLe. James COADieV
3. ". briggs and I. p. Lund. During the
evening Mrs. Lund was presented with a
beautiful gold watch and chain-a token
of esteem from her husband. Lewis p
Lund and her son. Louis W Lund. Those
present were: Dir. and Mrs. b ". briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph r. Thorne. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cobbley, Mr.. and Ms. Rab-
ert Th0Tne- Mr. and Mrs jacob F6ai5.
air. and AIRS. Frederick Thorne, Mr.. ana
Mrs, NJ. d. Atwood SIR. and Mrs. James
T. Tnorne. Mr. and Mrs. f. o. Banks, Mr..
and Mrs. David Thorne Mr.. and Mrs. To-
sepE Halliday Mr.. and Mrs Alex Bul5oclz
AIr. and Mrs. Louis ~ Lund and M. ana
Mrs. Reuben Weeks.
= . q
Miss Miller Of HFber. City is visiting
with Miss LA HaHEstaF this week
Z. 81
Great preparations are being made to
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LOGAN.


special Correspondence
Logan, Fen. 9.-On Tuesday afternoon
and evening the old folks committee Of
the Sixth ward entertained the aged pe1-
PIE living there. a very fine repast was
served and 5fterward a delightful pro-
gramme ren5ereyi.
&. . 8
On Thursday evening there was a re-
union Of the people of the First ward
The affair was a very pleasant one and
largely attended.
= . .
Mr.. George G. Rich visited relatives in
BlackfOot during the week.
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Mr. David Roberts returned the first Of
the week from an extensive trip through
The Snake river valley.
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DR.. J. ". Cochran of Maysvlle. KY.
visited in Logan this week as ,he guest
of his cousin, Mrs. n. Z. ClemensOn.
4: ~ q
George T. Odell Of Salt Lake was in the
city several days Of this week.
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EPHRAIN.


Especial COrrespondenceO
Ephralm, Feb. S.-The second annual
bah of Ephraim camp No. f62. NOodmen
OF the World, given in the opera house
last Friday evening. was the greatest So
cldl success Of the season. Christensen S
orchestra furnished music for the dane
ers. of whom there were present o-er 100
couples. Luncheon was served.
Miss Nellie ClawsOn left Sunday for
Sterling. where she VIII resume her posi-
uon as teacher IN the district schools.
Sven Ross and wife are rejoicing over
the arrival OF baby boy at their home.
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Mrs. Louis O. Dorius entertained d large
number of friends Friday evening The
usual music, games and luncheon served
20 make those present enjoy themselves
immensely.
The han given in the opera house We'd
nesday evening for the benefit of Stephen
Williams Was a pronounced success So
cially and financially.
=, - -
The Mystery Tea party given ct the
nome Of Chris Larsen and wife Monday
evening in honor Of Mrs. Annie Larsen
and her daughter. Crania. was q very
novel AFFAIR Inc mystery was furnished
IN the Dill OF rare. IN which everything
was misnamed. Sd that some Of the guests
m selecting something they thought 10 be
rare delicac,es. would be served with a
glass of water and tOOthDick. A large
number of guests were present and after
the mysterious bill of fare had served its
usefulness. an elaborate luncheon was
partaken Of
- . -
Miss Callie Dorius gave birthday par
~ Monday evening. the lady having at
tanned her 18th year. A very ENJOYABLE
time is reported.
- (. .
Hansen Friday
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MERCUR.
lsnecial Corrssnondence

IspeciaI OorreSp00denCe.l
lIercur Feb. 9.-Wnham Brough IS
lme again after several weeks spent in
Stockton.
% q. -
J. p Whitaker left for his old home In
North Carolina, for a six weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
- 90 .
Attorney j. II. Harris and wife left for
Salt Lake on Monday where they wiz
make their future home.
q . .
The Misses Bessie and Anna Hail vent
TO Salt Lake on Friday 10 spend a week
with Mrs. McNichie.
= q
pr. O. ". HUI sends hack word from
Chicago, where he went a couple Of weeks
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Many Natives Killed.

Victoria, B. c.. Feb 1O.-The steamer
City Of Dublin. from the Orient, has ad-
vices that the punitive expedition Of
British north BOrneC police sent against
Matsalleh has captured two forts. Many
Of Matsalleh's men were killed. He
himself has taken up a position IN the
bush with 100 men, armed with Sny-
Ge-s-
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New Waist Silks.

New Plisses, New Hemstitched,
New Swivels, New Grenadine Effects,
all On exhibition for the first time
Monday.
Your choice at s1.25. s135. sL50, sL75.
SEQ and S2.25 a yard.
Our stock of black Silk is complete and
bargains can always be found In that
line.
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RICRFIELD.


Especial Correspondence
RiChfield, FEB. 9.-MT o. II. Borg of this
city and Miss Amy Avery of Greenwood
were married last Tuesday Mr. Borg is
member OF the firm Of 0. P. Borg *
Sons.
. o .
Mrs S. c. Hansen of Mapti is visiting
with her daughters, Mrs. II. W. Rane-
lace and Mrs. J. NJ Miller
g . q
Sheriff J ". CoOnS returned from Salt
Lake Sunday He was accompanied from
Manti by his sister Mrs Buchanan. who
is visiting with his family.
q q O
Allen Montgomery returned Monday
ties.
o o 8
A Dirtnday Earty was given at the home
OF Charlton Seegmiller Monday evening
IN honor of his 18th birthday.
% - .
EmerOn Wright. OTson Jensen. Oliver
Jensen, Joseph Jensen Ras Jensen and
Joseph Peterson left Sunday for SeOfield
where they expect 10 remain for some
time.
Q o g
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. storrs have moved
to Annabella.
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A valentine party next Wednesday even
ins, Q leap year party on the 22nd. and
an old folks PARTY on the 18Th are coming
events
Principal Farley Magley of the Elsinore
schools was visitor here this week.
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Black Dress Goods.

Black LESS Goods are worth about
so per cent more than they were last
season, but we have a large quantity
On hand Of good desirable goods that
you can have at old prices as long
as they last-we quote a few items
to give you a general idea.
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New Dress Goods.

Wool Goods are advancing every
day. So We advise you to tale ad-
vantage of tbs low prices quoted be-
low while you can We give you in
the following few items an idea Of
what we ara doing.
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Private Alfred P. De ShazzO, former
~ of company 3. who deserted there
from also from the regular army, is
now serving a four months term in
LOgan's Jail for forgery and company
is anxioUsly awaiting his return for
trial for desertion.
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Sergeant Frederick Burkhardt of
company G is acting first sergeant
pending the discharge Of L. +. Sander
son
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The committee on arrangements OF
company BIS ball Will meet today al
Captain Q. II. Hastings residence al
$3.50 o'clock
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Private D. Daniels Of company B.
will be brought before the summary
cOurtmartial next Wednesday for trial
for absence from drill.
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Private Lawrence Carr of company
B, who deserted some time ago. has re-
turned to the city. and will be sub
jeCt to a cOurtmartial.
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The section leaders of the various
companies have been on the jump in
consequence Of having TO notify their
men to attend the funeral on Tuesday.
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Company BIS non-cons viii hold their
regular semi-monthly school next
Thursday night at $3.50 o'clock.
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Discharges were granted TO SeTgeants
Neunschwander, Noble and Corporal
LangtOn of company c.
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The trial of Private T. c. Shaw viii
be continued tomorrow at o'clock,
having been postponed from last We'd
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The organizing of a troop of cavalry
in the near future is the alI absorbing
topic now since the arrival of the troop
equipments and several parties are US
inS their utmost endeavors to have
Colonel Benner Y. Smith, Judge AG11-
cate General on the governors staff.
to organize and captain the new troop.
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Corporal Harry Solivan of company
c. has been laid up the past week with
a severe attack of rheumatism.
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The Officers association viii hold its
regular semi meeting tomor-
row night at the armory. Assistant
AdJutant General d. H. Wells has been
requested to honor the association with
an ADDRESS. All officers and slon-com-
missiOned officers are cordially invited
to attend. The hour of commencement
viii be Sis =. N.
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

Hyrum Powell and Peter Gibbetts
were enlisted as members Of company
3 last Wednesday night.
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Captain and Acting Quartermaster L.
z. Gilbert has been busily engaged in
receiving the ordnance stores which
just arrived at the state armOry last
week from the government arsenal at
Benic!a, consisting of full complement
Of horse furniture for q troop Of caval-
~, ammunition. blanket bags, tin cups.
meat cans. blankets, and various other
articles too numerous to mention.
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WHITE Goods,
a Great Bargains in e
z WHITE GOODS.

3 cases or go pieces fine white bleached
Muslin SO inches wide, soft finish, the
same as the famous Pride Of tAe
West Muslin, worth l5c, only 20
yards to the piece, per G3n
yard ...-.-.s-....... y >
600 short lengths Queen English Long
Cloth in pieces ranging from I to 10
yards, worth in the regular way 2ec
per Pe65 ya gds6 M9na 5t on white 1910
Welt Cord Piques in plain Welts and
fancies. the recent advance on these
goods make them worth p to 30c,
YOU can buy them Monday zHA
White Dimities in pin checks and
stripes. 20c is the regular ffa
price. Monday at ....-....-...- = 4 -
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Private Oscar Anderson was tried
last Wednesday by Major H. II. IT.
Lund for absence from drill and de-
stTOying government property, and was
found guilty of both charges and SEN
fenced to pay a fine of $15 for absence
from drill and 1920 for destroying
property
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The examination for a commission Of
Major H. NJ H Lund has been ordered
for tomorrow, and the board will con-
sist of Brigadier Gene4al John Q. Can
non, Surgeon General 5. II. sPinkerton
and Assistant Adjutant General D. H.
Wells
At the postponed meeting of company
3 last Wednesday night il was decided
TO give a grand ball on Monday. Feb
10 Captain O. H Hassing, Lieutenants
Durand and GoOdmansen. Sergeants A.
Lund. :. LUnd and Corporal Barton
also four ladies, wives OF members, will
constitute the various committees.
Privates J. P. Amundsen and F. c..
Shaw were brought before the sum
manary court last Wednesday night for
absence from drill and F. c. Shaw for
breaking public property, and sentence
was held under Amusement for one
week in the case Of J. p. Amundsen.
By a special order issued by the act
ing inspector general. Lieutenant Colo
mel J. D. Ford company A viii be in
spected on Monday, Feb 19. company
B on Wednesday, Feb. q. company c
on Tuesday. Feb. 20 and the signal
corps on Thursday, the 18th.
Company Z at BouHsiful held officers
school instead of drill on its last drill
night, conducted by Captain l. s. Hey
wood. Seven applications for enlistment
were received among them being sew
eral ex-batterymen. The strength Of
this company is now forty-eight and
CAPTAIN Haywood viii have a company
Of sixty BY the 4th Of July.
Company AS drill last Monday night
was well attended by both members
and visitors. the attendance being well
up 10 the average. Drill consisted Of
marchings and the bayonet exercises.
Lieutenant c. G. Forslund being the
instructor under the supervision of the
captain.
Company b had the largest attend
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Non-comniissioner officers school for
the battalion was held last Thursday
night at the armory, Major Il. NJ. II.
Ldnc being the instructor, and one of
the finest drills of the season ever seen
at the armOry was put up.
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The signal corps in command of Cap
tam j. A Greenewald. held its usual
regular Thursday night drill with a
good attendance. The drill was viewed
by g0odly number Of spectators. The
manual of arms with the carbine and
mlarchings were the order of the even
ing.
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A detail consisting Of Privates Camp
bell A. Swensen. c. Swensen. A. An
derson A Watts, L. Chamberlain, J.
Lawson, J. Hardy Of company A. and
S. Biundell of company B commanded
BY Sergeant Ad0lph LunG. went to
Sandy last Tuesday and fired the salute
over the body of Batteryman HaI tvig-
sen
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Company had the largest attend
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anee at its drill last Wednesday NIGHT
that has been 10 its credit for many
q cay This company is doing well
ana Its drill IS high up in efficiency and
msasnIedveTing- TIE han was well filed
with visitors. chiefly ladies.
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Owing to the inelemeney Of the
weather company c did not have a good
turnout last Tuesday, and drill was cut
snort on account of the armory reef
leaklnS so ba 1ly. Lieutenant James
cry Was IN oo7'r-@r6 ba'r~ he first
time he has been able to attend.
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A valentine party next Wednesday even
inS, leap year party on the 22nd. an
an old folks party on the 18Th are comm
events
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EVANSTON.

Principal Farley Magley of the Elsinore
schools was a visitor here this week
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A birthday Iarty was given at the home
of Charlton Seegmiller Monday evening
in honor Of his 18th birthday.