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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-09

Il, which is called to elect two delegates
to the national convention.
The meeting for Falls Church district to
elect delegates to the county convention
Will be he'd here Saturday, March II. at
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Sixth Annual Rail.

The sixth annual ball under the auspices
of Columbia Lodge, No. 39T. Sons Of St.
George. was given last evening at the RI
fies' Hall and was declared to be one of
thu most successful affairs ever given by
The society.
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The Deaf Cured Free
Address by Mr.. Edison.

MI. John Joy Edison, president of the
board OF. trade. has accepted an invita-
ton to address the Brightwood Avenue
Sitizens Association at the meeting to he
held this evening. The association will
meet promptly at O'Clock at Brightwood
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Decree of Divorce siened.

Maggie s. Klotz was this afternoon
granted a divorce from Henry p Klotz, the
decree being signed by Justice Barnard, In
Equity Court No. 2. The complainant all
legged cruelty and drunkenness on the part
of the respondent She is authorized to re-
sumo her maiden name, Swan.
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Vim MARLANI
Mariani Wine World Famous Tonic

marlanl WINE world Famous Tonic
Its good effects are Immediate and
lasting. Ii is also very paIatSb;e
agreeable to the taste and acceptable
to the most delicate stomach
As an Appetizer. take before meals;
as a Digestive, take after meals; n, A
General Tonic or StimuIant mi nuy
time.
Sold by all Druggists. Refuse SUBJ
xtitutes.
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A petition in equity has been hied by
Arthur Matthewson IN his capacity as
committee of his wife, Harriet S. Matthew
son. alleged to be insane. for authority to
dedicate certain of her property for the ex-
tension Of 10th street
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For the larceny Of hat, valued at g.
from C. r. Colvert & Co., Ida Stillyard was
today arraigred in the Police Court before
Judge Kimball. The accused woman was
convicted and fined $50. In default of pay
ment she went down for sixty DAYS.
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Social Chat.

Miss Jones, who has been visiting
Mrs. D. 3. Hampstead, left Tuesday for
California.
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been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 2 A.
Littlefeld, returned Monday to Reno,
New. tk6skzzA
G. c. Richards, jr., returned Saturday
from Germany, where he has been on
a mission for over two years.
g .
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Chevers enter
tanned the baseball boys Tuesday even
ing at a dinner party.
Miss Maud LittlefeId returned We'd
nesday to Morgan, after a brief visit
in ogden.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Corey of Kemmerer,
Wye. were Ogden visitors last week.
c. y. Mcbride left Friday for Winnie
mucca on a visit.
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Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Paden enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid society Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Carr. 254S Gramercy avenue. After the
business session refreshments were
served.
The Fifth ward fair opened auspic-
iOusly this week in the Opera House
block. The ladies are making it a great
success and are to be congratulated.
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ether day. The wedding. which took
place oct IS, was very quiet one
ne bride was Miss EIna Peterson,
daughter Of c W. Peterson, a prom
inent merchant Of Ephraim. After a
peasant visit of week with the bride s
parents at Ephraim, the happy couple
returned 10 the city and a reception
was given IN their honor at the resi-
0ence OF Ar- w. W. Calder. The al
TAR was q very pleasant one. A9T. and
MIS- Calder are now at home to their
friends at 1S5 X street
- . -
The May club held their semi month
" meeting in Darlington on Wednes-
DAY evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs b : Wilson. who entertained the
cluD very pleasantly at high five. The
ioll0WlnS were the prize winners: Mr..
ana Mrs E G. Holding. first; Mrs. H.
" Sadler and Colonel J, D. Ford, sec
ono. Refreshments were served by
Miss Nellie Wilson. The evenings en-
Joyment was concluded with some in
strunental and vocal selections, after
which the club adjourned to meet on
Wednesday evening. Nov L. at the
yer.
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Mrs. ]. c. Sullivan of Eureka and
Miss Mollie McFadden Of ogden are the
guests OF Miss Nora Gleason.
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OGDEN SOCIETY.

Two social events of this month
looked forward to with especial inter
est are associated with the Columbia
club. On Nov. g the ladies of the pub
lie library viii give a card party in the
club rooms rendered for that purpose.
This win undoubtedly be one of the
finest events OF the season, as the Ia
Qies are already making preparations
Tor the event Refreshments will be
served and the club rooms, furniture,
billiard and pool tables, together with
the club members, will be at the dis
posal Of the ladies for that evening
In this month, too, willvoccur another
Columbia club ball, which will be to
the winter social season what the Co
lumbia club ball was to the post ienten
season last year. 1t is to be in the ma
ture of an inaugural bali, as a new set
of officers viii be elected before the
event takes place. The date has not
been definitely determined.
Monday evening at the home Df the
brides father. Richard Hill, occurred
the Wedding of Miss Lottie Hill to J
F. GimIi1. Rev. W. E. Maison per
formed the ceremony and a wedding
supper followed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gimlin will reside on Adams ave
nue. and be at home to their friends
after Nov l.
this week from their wedding journey,
which extended to Colorado and other
southeastern localities.
The ladies of the Order of the Eastern
Star will give a reception and musicale
with refreshments Tuesday evening,
Nov. Is, at Masonic hall. The event is
to be complimentary to Weber lodge
No. 8, A +. & A. NJ.
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Miss Nellie McEntee of Salt Lake was
an Ogden visitor last week.
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Mrs John L Porter was a Salt Lake
visitor last week.
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Mrs. John Seese returned last week
from a two weeks visit to Denver.
Mrs. z. c knauSS and children lett
Thursday for a visit to Omaha
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Mrs Emma Holther is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and AIRS. Joseph Quincy,
at Logan.
Mrs. w. a White entertained the
Rathbone Sisters Friday afternoon
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Mrs Fanny Sertz and son, who have
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Misses Lois Bassett and I.iaI Ouist
gave 4 Halloween party Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Bassett.
500 Fourth East, The rooms. which
were neatly decorated, were lighted
only by jack O. lanterns, which gave
the place a very ghostly appearance.
The guests were not admitted through
the doors. but, adheIing to the old su-
perstitiOns entered through a window.
All present were dressed as ghosts, and
during the dancing. which was the
feature of the evening, many amusing
incidents happened by the confusion of
partners.
a very novel feature Of the affair was
the fortune teller, who was located in
n low room apart from the house
At u O'Clock the guests assembled at
the tables for supper, where they IN
masked and returned to their former
selves. Those present were: Misses
Smith, BallstrOm, Standforth. Cowan,
Johnson, Veda and Lial Quist Bassett
Stringham, Iverson; Mrs. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs L0Vesy, GALLAGHER Little
AshwoTth. and Messrs. Olsen, Smith,
Bassett, Woodruff, Smith, Quist, Wegg-
land and Salisbury.
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Armstrong. Conrad, Hughes, Fraser.
Welsh, Allen. Ferry, Hayt, kimoatl'
Davis, White. TOwey. sherman, -
Welsh. Sterritt. Miss lveTs and MISS
Malone.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Lamb enter
taineed very pleasantly at siXty-three
Saturday evening. Choice refresh
ments were served Ladies' first prize
was won by Mrs. lie Compile, second
by Mrs. Charles Chieids; gents LrsI'
Captain W. H. Armstrong second W
W Armstrong. Those present We're
Messrs. and Aesdames ftlce. McLaugh-
lin, Armstrong, Geiger, SnleidS'
Compile, Welsh. Snyder, No lei H
Davis, Scott, Misses Eta ke-
ME Ivers and DR.. DOnOher.
Monday evening DR.. and Mrs e ?
lie Compile entertained at whist IN non
or of Mr. and Mrs. W V. Rice. Excel
lent refreshments were served, and It
was a very successful event Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Walter scott,
Mrs. Charles Shields, Walter Scott and
2. Mcpherson The guests present
were: Messrs. and Mesdames Rice,
Geiger, Welsh, Scott. Mcpherson,
Shields, Snyder, Armstrong, Lamb the
Misses Murphy, Watson. Ivers, Motier.
Snyder. Messrs. Blood, Wade Captain
W. II. Armstrong.
Colonel Z T. Holmes was in the Park
yesterday on a brief business visit.
. . .
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Mary
Seaman and Mr. Felix McAlevy were
Joined in the holy bonds of wedlOck
at the Catholic church by Rev. Father
CaIHgan The bride was very pretuly
attired in white satin, as was also her
maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth Con-
molly and the young bride and groom
made a decidedly handsome appear
ance. Patrick Morgan acted as best
man. After the ceremony the party
adjourned to the coy home the groom
had prepared for his bride. up Empire
canyon. where the wedding reception
was held. 1t was a royal reception, and
one that was heartily enjoyed by the
many friends of the popular couple
There was an abundance of eatables
and turntables for all. and even the
small boys were not forgotten by the
generous and happy groom. A large
number of handsome presents were re-
ceived, and congratulations were pour
ing in from every quarter. Mr.. Nc
Alevy has but recently returned from
Montana. but has decided &c settle
down in the Park.
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DR.. and Mrs. Viko gave A very pref
ty dinner Thursday evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry welsh, Miss Mamie Ivers
and DR.. Wilson.
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The Ladies Aid society Of this city
gave an election dinner Tuesday. the
proceeds OF which are to be devoted
to charity.
q - %
Miss Conover and Miss FarnswOrth
gave a Halloween party Wednesday
evening. A large number of friends
were present and an enjoyable time
was had.
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home on Wednesday at the Fifth East
hotel,
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Trent have gone
east for a short visit.
Mrs. J. c. Grihiths has. returned from
pleasant visit IN the east.
Mrs. II. J Flynn has gone to Aus
tralia to Join her husband.
The marriage Of Miss Stella Furch-
gott and Mr.. AdO1ph Simon VIII take
place Nov. j at the home OF the bride s
parents IN St Louis. After an eastern
visit the happy coupe viii return to
this city to reside.
Mrs Anthony Godbe entertained the
Sewing club Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wantland left yester-
day for Denver, after "a pleasant visit
Of five weeks in this city.
Mrs. S. A Langton of Logan is
spending a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher.
Mrs. Annie Dinwoodey is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William Wright of Og-
den.
The engagement Of Miss ArvilIa
Clark ana Mr.. Hugh Dougau was an
nounced during the week.
9 . 8
Among the weddings of the near fu-
ture viii be that of Miss Margaret Ca
boon and Alfred Pritchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGurrin gave
a dinner party Thursday evening in
compliment to Colonel Isaac Trumbo
Mrs. McGUrrin's brother, who is here
on a visit from California.
Miss Julia Hayes entertains next
Mrs. D. J. Sharp gave a large party
for the children last Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry c. Hoffman and little
daughter have returned from an ex-
tended trip in the east They were
away four months.
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Mrs. Nj. Hoffman from Baltimore.
Md, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Henry c Hoffman, and viii remain
here for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burrows have
issued the invitations for the marriage
of their daughter, Elnora, to Herbert
J. White, to take place Nov. 5.
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Miss Clark win give an exhibition of
ceramic art Wednesday and Thursday
at her home, 953 First street.
Mrs. X c. Belcher returned Friday
from California.
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Misses Florence NJ. Anderson and
Alice Z. Evans gave a very pleasant
Halloween party on Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 81, at the Anderson residence
on Fifth South street. The rooms were
decorated very prettily with the ma
tiOnal colOrs and with autumn leaves
and flowers. About thirty guests were
present A nice supper was provided
and thoroughly enjoyed. An entertain
ing programme of games, etc, was
carried out, and every one present en-
jOyed a most happy evening.
The WOman's Whist club has changed
the time of meeting to Wednesday af-
ternOon at 2-3O. All members are earn
estly requested to be present next
Wednesday at that time for play.
Mrs. 0. c. Hansen returned home
yesterday after five months sOjourn
in Europe, where she has been visiting
relatives and friends.
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Mr.. David o Calder surprised his
many friends by getting married the
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PARK CITY.
lsnecIal Corresnondencel

Especial correspondent
Park City, Nov 3-The musical sec
ton Of the WOmans Athenacum met
with Mrs. Charles Shields Monday al
ternOon. The time was taken up in
practicing choruses and the reading of
Greek history. Mrs. Allen read a very
interesting article from Musician, 1.-The
Impressive Singing Voice. the Instru
ment of the Solo, The club meets with
Mrs John Deene on Monday, the 18th
inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Blocher gave a
very enjoyable siXty-three party last
Saturday evening. Prizes were won by
Miss Anna Getsch, Miss COnover, Mr..
Anderson and Mr.. Hampton, Dainty
refreshments were served. The guests
were the Misses Brundage, Getsch,
Anna Getsch, Lowry, Gray, Thackeray,
FerTOn, COnOver, Noonan, Murphy.
Watson, Laning, Balm. Messrs. Matea,
Anderson, Hampton, Blood. McCorkle,
Shields, Boyden, Allison and Evans.
Mrs. julius Frankel and son left
Monday for a visit of a month or six
weeks in Salt Lake and Ogden
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock
when Frank 9. Mcdonald of Butte,
Mont, and Miss Emma Louise Perry
were made man and wife at the home
of the brides parents in this city. Rev
Father Gallagan performing the GER
emOny- The wedding march was played
by Miss Malone. Mrs. {. T. Paisk was
the brides attendant, and P. H. Hurley
best man. Immediately after the cere-
mOny a wedding reception was held,
which was elaborate. About seventy
guests were present, and the newly
welded pair received a large number
of beautiful and costly presents. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcdonald took the afternoon
train for Butte, where they will make
their home. There was large num-
Der of friends at the depot to bid them
goodbye and wish them JOY. The
bride is one of the Parks most estima-
bic young ladies, with a very large cir
Gle Of friends. In fact, she has grown
from fnfanty in this town. and every
body knew and respected her for her
numerous good qualities The groom
has captured q prize, and received con-
gratuiatiOns on every hand. The groom
is a member of the police force at Butte
and was formerly a resident Of Park
city.
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Mrs. W. J. Buck gave very enjoy
able and pretty afternoon Tuesday to
Mesdames Smith, GilliveT. Thomson,
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OF, OF Provo l at. at her home TUESDAY
ne evening was pleassrtf5 7Felf.,
feasting and general $50 PASSED i,
The Parents class held
esting meeting Wedaes7s,-l. very irt..
Brimha1 delivered 2. M. -geliag h.
lecture on the subject If M linstruc.'T.
George Crosby Of ps,-..
Provo visitor for a week ~, t-ltch is
In answer to invitar,--
Miss Rosa Noon, a nurDbs, ISSUED b
assembled Wednesday az-s-s--- trisn5,
residence of Mrs and NJ az t.s
20 celebrate Halloween m n B. Noon
we're lighted by hOb-EobIine 5 ro0r7
and while the ghost stories - -e1i-s3
told even these We're exrf-ar,..- beng
All the methods of r1r7..,.-.lel
were reS0rted to with sar5.s fs-s
suits TO those who had D.. ~ De-
found their fortunes. airsasv
In the appIe-bobhiug Cunt.
r. WoOdhouSe carried off ~ 'lr.
pumpkin pie while Miss INA M. ze. {.
secured a coTn-Cob doll for -r, --.' ilors
number OF correct answers h. 7-7-,5s.
of well known songs" -N7 gals
RefreShmertS were ss-,-~4
Halloween style. all herr4,-'- Truly
selves, and II was not until ~ men
the merry throng bid good MI. -la-
their hostess. night 70
Those present were ETr. and.
Van NorSdales Mr.. and NM '-.s
WoodhOuse- Mr. and Mrs. A ~ ~ /
Ter, Misses Ethel and Iva v--.. l-.s-
Jackson, Jenny SearIa Pose .. WV.
Messrs. Bottomley. Reed. Tbf.-as
Howard and Cage. 'e-.s
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Mrs. Charles McCoard Re
home from New York TO spend t5s ,-
ter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs I.
A. Noon. "s'
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PROVO
z NJ ~.
(Special Correspondence.l

Especial COrrespOndence-l
Provo, Nov. ga very pretty Hal
lowe'en party was given by Miss UriIda
PaXman Wednesday The paTlOr was
decorated with assorted flowers and
jack O'lanterns. Mysterious games and
stories We're the amusing features OF
the evenings programme. Refresh
ments were served. Those present were
the Misses Edna Stubs, Tessie Rob
erts, Olive Pratt. Addie Robertson. Ru-
bic Stubs. Edna Beck and Hester Pike.
MesSrs. Burne Watson, Jesse VIM,
Bert ChOules, Willard WOOdhead. Will
liam Evans. Frank Ahlander, Ross
Hatten and Ed Classify
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Mrs. Senator A. o. Snnoot delightfully."-
entertained the Ladies Democratic club
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Miss Jones, who has been visiting
Mrs. D. B. Hampstead. left Tuesday for
California.
g D. Moore, who is in charge Of the
surveys of the Burlington system, spent
last Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Elbridge Thomas entertained the
Sewing club on Tuesday.
Mrs. Guile and Miss Guile of Massa-
chusetts Will spend November with
AIRS. George A. Lowe.
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MIR. and Mrs. Morton French and
Miss French have taken a cottage at
Santa Monica, Cal. for the winter.
4. (. 81
Miss Davidson, who has been visiting
Miss Josephine Katz, left Monday for
California.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Snow have
returned from the east.
Mrs Edward W. Clarke has arrived
from Butte and is staying at the Halls.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Keith have gone
TO Evanston.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Kerrick have re-
turned from the. east
hrs. W. s. Henderson has returned
from the east.
4 very pleasant surprise party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
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Mrs. John A Lenzi gave two very
enjoyable childTerSs parties this week
at her home on East Third South
street, in honor Of her little son, Don
Leon IT being the tenth anniversary
of his birth Progressive medley
was the game on Thursday afternoon.
prizes being awarded the most. success
ful players. On Friday afternoon the
amusement was in the form of a fairy
party. There We're about TWENTY-FIVE
children present each dav and all
wished the young host many such
happy returns of his natal dav. Mrs
LeEzi was assisted by Mrs. HoIling.
Mrs NJ. KOpB, Miss Kopp and Miss
Maud ToOne.
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PAYSON
Especial CorresDondenoss

Especial Correspondent
Payson, Nov. 3.-The Young r.,.--
association of the Second ward 1---+
organized this week with the f,r1-.
officers: Miss Anna Nebekar 7-.-
dent, vice, Miss Lille Fairba7ss
signed; Miss Emma Page. first .---
sellor; Miss Jennie Dixon. second .---
sellor7 Miss Hattie Wighlman es---
tary; Miss May Taylor. treasure ''''
Miss Lille Fairbanks has B..
chosen aid to Mrs. Meacham r7--.
president of Utah county.
Miss Jennie z. Dixon gave an sr.-
ing party to a few friends Wa5nas5.-
Miss Jessie Smith gave a HalI7v.,-
party at Mrs Knights residence Tr.z
day evening
Misses May Page and Cora Ps..
went 10 Provo Wednesday evening --
attend Halloween party with W..
Lula stark and Miss Aurora Ne5ekr
Political rallies have been held s----
night during the week but N7n5sr =.
the opera house,
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Pulver a--s-5,+
the wedding of her sister. Sarah F--
by at Salt Lake City THURSDAY
O. o. %
Mr.. Bertram Townshend came ra-.
Wednesday from Salt Lake. where -s
has been for several months
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Mr.. Darius Haym0re and Mise r--.
LOveless were married al p4vs,r --
Tuesday. Their home viii be At M.
Of the Mexican colonies.
q
The Mexican colony company za-z-
up by l. * Hush and r. r. T.r-z--
VIII start from the Rio Grauda e.ara-
on Wednesday after voting.
Fred Butler came down from g..
Lake and spent a few days this ~zss
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gressige high five was the feature of
the evening, after which dainty re-
freshnlents were served Prizes were
awarded 70 Mrs. ". r. Francis and
Mr.. Alma BullOugh.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. h Littlef0rc, Mr. and Mrs. W. r.
Francis, Miss Myrtle Hanson. Miss
Carrie Silver. Mr.. A BnInneh
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Mrs. 0. c. Hansen returned home
yesterday after five months sOjourn
in Europe, where she has been visiting
relatives and friends.
G, 6. @
Mr.. David 0. Calder surprised his
many friends by getting married the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-29
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. Charles Rogers spent the day In
Oskaloosa
Mrs. 4. u. Conner is In Hampton for a
short stay.
Miss Adelyn Kimball, OF LaMoille,s
spent the day in the city.
Mrs. G. A. Mershon, OF Liscomb, has,
been at the Jud Garfield home today.
Miss Neva Bentley went this morning
to Tama, to visit Miss Frances Allen.
Mr.. George Willis, of the Chicago Pa
per Company, was in the city on busi-
ness today.
Mr.. j. n. sundell returned Monday
evening from Chicago, where he has
been on business.
Miss Myrtle Mason returned Monday
evening from a pleasant three weeks
visit in Aurora, Ill.
Miss Marcella Roe, OF Cedar Kapids,
spent Monday night in the city with her
sister, Miss Mary Roe.
Miss Daisy Johnson, of Gilman, after
q few days at the home of George Rapp,
Mrs. H. c.. Boardman and baby grand.
son. Norman Boardman, Of Nevada,
spent the day with the baby's aunt. Mrs.
/ IL. 5. PeckhaM.
Veteran W. II. H. Betz. OF the Soil
oilers Home. returned Monday even
ling from Belle Plaine, where he has
been on a few days visit.
Miss Madge Kelley left this morning
for Wymore, Neb.. to spend two weeks
with her cousin, Miss Stella Jacobs,
who was her guest last summer.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Marsh. of
Joliet, ILL.,. who have been in the city
Visiting the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. f. Wilbur, left Tuesday even
ing for their home
Misses Jennie Averill and Lou Howe,
4 of Des Moines. who have been in the
Lefty a few days with the formers SIS
ter Miss Frances Averill. returned to
4 their home Monday evening.
Mrs. Emma Billings, OF Boston, who
has been in the city for ten days with
liner cousins. Deacon and Mrs. Hiram
Willard, left for her home Monday
4 evening via the Central and Grinnell.
Mrs Emma Lybarger, OF New Provi-
4 dence, niece of the late Adam Lybar-
I ger, residing north of the city. whose
4 death occurred this morning. arrived in
y the city Monday evening in response to
a telegram announcing her uncles dan.
4 gerous condition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-29
AouEER OLD DEED.
FILED With County Recorder Packer
on Monday Afternoon.

: : ! M
A warranty deed. executed thirty
three years ago, or on June 4, 1867. was
filed for record with County Recorder
Packer Monday afternoon. and is GU
riosty worth seeing. The old-fashioned
wording. odd construction and queer
printing all go to make it the more
noticeable. The fling was made again
in to correct an error, and the grantor
is ..Stedman Bartlett. OF Harmony,
county of Somerset. state of Maine.
gentleman" The grantee is Francis
n Swift. of Hartland, county aforesaid.
gentleman and the parcel Of land
disposed of is 800 acres in Washington
township for which the remarkable
price of 5000 is stated as the consider
alton The deed is certified toby James
w. Merrill, justice of the peace To
show the advance of the price ow land
in Marshall county the same parcel is
now worth $4,000.