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FRANK ] tnENEY makes oath that he
f -ernpr parfner II tile firm II i. ].
cHENEY a CoN,ANY, doing business III
ihe City q Toledo, County aud State
aforesaid ana thal .aid firnt Y 4 pay the
sum III ONE I'll ABREh DOLLARS for
-ach ana eytry case u CTARRn that
cannot he cured by tlse use II HALL'a
CSltERI CfHE
FRANK III CHENEY.
sworn N hetItc ne ana subscribed II.
ny prr-t6ce this 6th day III December
A n, lssG
Il. s. GfFAs0N,
EAi NoIAFY PlmIe
Halt Catairh Cure Ii takn informal.
ISL, ana acl7 directly III tltt blood and
mucous surfaces " the system send far
testimonials, frer
+. i CHENEY n "a. Toledo, d
Soia hy Druggists, 75G
Halle Family Pits are tile hest.
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a r.,lI,nIlI. Ininr.

..Swi,hers. aip 94 a3F relation 70
that railroad ma aaaed sWatr
NO; haf Nada 06N on af aiia'
tIIoW 81
"Wdy. slad fm fa tAe fime I'ye
wasted tollin Fa#D!e la ng EiA ta
him. iHdiaaaUat
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leon Mandel, tile Chicago business
man WHO has given $4,000 ta tile Uni
versity III Chicago for the erection oi iii
assembly hatl, ha- eft ai tbr details Of
the building ID tie hands iii i committee
ot the university'a trustees. President
Harper says that the giit was 4 complete
surprise, nothing having been said al
rectly 10 Mr Maudel ~ lha pressing
/ need Tor the bal III question:
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE K. r.
schedule in effect November 10, 1899.

Schedule in effect November 10, 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows;
For Philadelphia (express), l.57, 3,02,
to, go, ~, $50, $50 s.55, 9.35,
a55, 10 03, 1852, ll.25, 1872, ll.45a.
n.; zl2 lG, l.37, 800, 3ll, ABS, boa,
b.07, go, 6.57, 1.23 9.06, and 9.l6
y. nj,
Accommodation 6l0, 7.l0, s.l4, ll.03
a. M; 1890, 2.92, 400, 5.26 and l0.43
p m.
AZ, 80, SEQ, ; 81, 1876, ll.25, lL32,
II ~ a M; l.37, 300, 45S, 607, 6.57
and 200 i M
Accommodation 6.lO, 10, s14, ll.03
q M; II 80 2.32, 400. 5.28, $50 and
~ as p. nj.
for New York Through express), 1.57,
3 3.02. a.35 Dining Carr, 9.55, l052, l1.45
a. m. 1916 Dining Carr l,37 Dining
Carl 3. III G.07, $50 Dining Carl, 7.23
lnd aiG Il M, connecting via Broad
street station, Philadelphia, 4.20, $50,
Z 10. 30, 20, 1908 l0h4 q. M: T. 30,
liz, 232 Sill, AS, 5.ul, 0o7, 7,23, GIG
and le AZ y. nj
For Boston without change, 1912 Q.
II and 1923 j. in.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 7.37 o. M and 8 Sc p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.35, 500,
8 ia, 10 Is, and 100 q M; 1906, 2l3,
f<l.lh / TO- 80, 5.23, t6.l0, Go 7.03,
1.36 b.Il j. nj, and l.05 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
2.32, 443, 5.57 p. M, 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington texpressl $50, 7,20, 7.25,
5 32 1920 ll.23 1888 q. M; 1885,
33, ~, 3l2, 346, 4.0l, AL 5.0S, 5.34,
I 8 ~, 60j, q 40, b.55, 1.3l, H.lG, ll.26
i = nl. aud II - night.
/ Accommodation B.3i, 730, 9l2, 1926
a n; l,223, 3 IA, 4.0i, 444, 5,il, 6.27,
l S.35, 1920, and lbs p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
\ For Philadelphia (expreas), 81, 3.02,
4 i20 : A5, g35, g.55, 1852, ll45 a. M;
t.a7, 300 i.5s, 6.o7, 7.23, 906, and 9.l6
1 =. H
Accommodation, no, s.25a, u. 1914
2W 800 h.26 7.2s and 10 43 D. m.
l5pr Chester express), l.57, 4.2C, S.55,
#ll ~ =. nj. E37, 800, ABS, COZ,
4 ind uh i -.
Accommodation, 7.l0,s.25 a. nj; 1914,
2al 4 10, 5.2G, Z. -, and 1913 u n.
Il l5l tNtN lREk4 ltHfhuRu cApfehhl
Az 3.02, 9.35 tI ming Carl a55, 10 50,
II II 70 ni l,37 Ginning Carr, 800,
Eh.g7 $50, Dining Carr, 7.23, $40 D.
ui. connecting via Broad Street Station
phaaf-lPfia, 40, 7.l0 s.2h a M: ~,
p UO, 100 i5s, G.u7, 23 and 10. 42 .. nj.
Fnf Boston, without changer. % p. nj
halt.unre aua Washington, 435, + %,
I t0lsa II l.15, + l3, l.50, $50, ) %,
'a.ll III I36, s.ll p M, and .0j
night
Baltimore and intermediate stations
b.51 .. III, 1900 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street sta
tion fir Wilmington texprrss), $50,
72f ll.23 II 33 a. M; LIS 3.l2, AL.
5.0s COS, 6.55 7.3l. s.35, ll.lt, 1920
p m, and II - night.
! Accommodation, S,35, 9.l2, 1875 a. m.
l2.30, 2.32, 6.l3, s.3s, and 1920 p. m.
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tHl 4&E.lF I'll hIAlN#i tLEE E#gt4 NEt4tIH y
sESTcHfEfl
lcca uaatt usa a Cha#
9 !,n aarsI
aeG aorri. IL
tg l.o .r.Hr le e nIpd uE
itaf pei4t Ittie eTll HH9H
ota GH} Y! G1t
ae at
i!aria a Friar He-
ll. aa
THe f.It lt I l.a
asHo t IrHn
tIot iG
tlfst e aa l}tIa t ra
tatt'a Sift ffafF
f5G 50Ht Fl
le ~ M ts.agzn. r
tlSea ta
1sa.s Aiet5.
'a nata araatal Green
'lfs dra THAT frj.ts wGcn rril
1on't want to " QUE t5lf wot.t fola
whom yau ~ waat II toY'-Chicaeo
Record.
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..I,.en. r. ~

@Wc F tUIE45 3N gIfit tnn9r.
Fou. H#l@a N i n ll loeE
~ lil 0t fatle4ta
TEE0riHa ttla ftazzani 4Aast
.iaF aH ad ta lt Tong.
%ral Ecl ftatF 'res
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DTuP0INI GOMIonT RICHMOND
AND WASHINGTON.
.i. .dna ronr ,ia renn-s slyanio nail-

TIKI ft.t III thc prerrtatas III rer
araas maiHctfd tours II Od FmH
oiHtri Richmond aHl Washington sia
fr Prnnsy ainia ,afaad Will ltaya
,cv atk al Philadelphia IN satar-
ar fthrGaly
l5ekrt- incudiug tn artaton
HtHis I'm THEtF fH H5tHdiil aH-, tfRH-.
att- II passel ptts ari 5sg attl ac-
nammadAt H a tla laat tolinrt,
Richmond 4isi AarGael .H carrage
ftdc ahNt Richmond a i, evrN
necessary eSTrusc fill q totuA ni FIX
lay ail r sold III lir III $ii ~
It'll NrW latk Brooklyn ma Newark;
4.s4 ilem afHntaH, $Sl Q8 fraH Paa
it49hla, aud pt3portloEatr rates from
lthct stations
aEH aENl toNfanInNiY
lieka- i0tf4 puint Comfort only iii
s#Aiifg .atthuii an lnii \ tfip, Gur ard
tlfer.laaiths III. h#atd I'D tNfat II arr.
aHl g0.d I0 fft4tn aHeet h2 rrEtiai
tiatl- tlH tlafS, Wl Er 4fld If
connection @t ti- t0ur ii rave 0
tN if0ta Ne0 York st3 iD fr5n
lleEtan ftam Philadelphia
,ai It7E9tuaHa.e aea trm otHci
giats
lor itftrarie ani t4l information
Ery i. rckl agru,- 7 4net Agent
a6 Bf9aduaN New loik tuaH
leet. Brooklvu, - Brnad street, Wv
4'G. y J or Geo. ~ Boyd assistant
eHrfal Passenger Aspnt Bread trccl
eLFT5ftf IITfEA.laEF4IF47t
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name which was % appear at q local
theatre.
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The late Bernard Quagilth, London
famous bibliophile and book seller, hAd 4
tart manner 81 speech On occasion Once
New York publisher aul book seller
was inqliring III linn regarding dis.
counts, and Qnaritch gruiily aids Are
you bookseller er a gentleman Tie
American quietly answered II am 4
bookseller, but until met Snl thaaght
one could be batA
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AE4 Fields Mnstrea come To tile
Grand Qpcia HiuuAe oh Friday night.
Nth them are seyei al clever people who
-fhg the rag time songs M q 1ay that il
VERY tclckang liarry ShlHk Miih the
Uatactrr eung aYou Airt lt.na MO
a4hl Tommy EHnne0N Nca fi- -iag
lHg and acti Z III My IiounnIu 2aaen'
pfub4hly lhe best singers Ell COON
pps II their particular liar, let1tc thr
luEhc sbuitk la- 4 inc voice aLd
nlN~ haW uHsr il D9MHellyis eccen-
jc manantte- carry an audience wiih
TIL Milo that rtrr heafd him sing
Walt Mn l.un, Rill forget ltt
5jUg aury ana GpYc, ihp musical come
ars AaAdlr com -alg- as ao Hyde and
ltRnn
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"a F.icId for Trutfs.

Als TlmUHd g.4 Hat aa the
gftHt 5s te.7t HeH iH5aAf-es ef thh
0tl U tht K saFa ta ctA fr mai
H.till 0f 4Hs!i aG.r~ aAa
na NciI tl teU as wcte
oltN 'l t Gfa ai.a Atasf
cqnt rrt @ ler eaaa II
ef III t4aA
fs aHt III eat.
Ha.t a tl taN l.s.aa Nll' 4ean
uaalHeI AtrS G@a
ctfe Ue ail& s
eHt
Ia ii
AHa
at t ial
t
4 t
\
.AAt
4 zlas alI
tln4. e.l
t iI nS l tir la
lE tmeat
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lNp Islf alattptte is only one
Hguy bErp faCfr4 ii the play
tli Hanrtft 4 seen at thr
aTrfn House Ia l AN ulht Thc
5asc If not urlE IH .a, lat add A.
aud they ha,e m3,. 4 drclitd bit
y htlcttf tlp p.t la- tren tctn,
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- -. tleir

aitr. II III 3tlIi tii Gt ltU5.
aaa 4 S I.aaH aakfas,,
a4eit alaUld tAe le-unItH Uf G8f
II af Nlr Iil a- ultcA Gapiaa
4 Ai Efhaa " ff saERArn iItp
5ev HH s Ef G0scTHaF idaI
rrr frri t3 aEgs!.
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shln suI.Id3 Hli Drnnunccd.

at
.I ss
i'll i aY@ Ill a
shIp N .ia
N9ll tleE
N, aaH a lE a.
peria a
iot a5#t FL
III tl4 a4a !.
gEea
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i Eioh Alan'- III Willam II.
aae ptct-lr r- -iffca ti.- sc saH
r presented "A tIa .'fAfa lF a
a.r reNi Saat!Qy cleta ia M
i Wrtk-fEc Waak heIa tln htG tn
lotk ana 4ld te se anr Az
iH.-l diytftfH a as5st Will .-
ltIas giNtHthr -ta4e u -ana inr
raies asc. NIft tfns tif ha-
l Sfts rlot d ard j hA- tecil
lsEdra a tl nt I'LL 1eN4it
TIM aa ft Uaf aa ta ten.
K.Nelie h, lUtr ftr greatest
anre ab"af Ecn Man, -9n Nas
4 II \ Nasa aftl tiaae play. By thi-
-iieattt ttai Na- AT aMl-lg MOTH
Htl n.t aea.i iot Immortality at
atieltN iat saHnes aaI -tas
.ts llr a4rll lI tHr CONES
4t Il, Il M aic nanN
tt u0al tni aha aIyaGt
III at laei4i
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Miscellaneous.

T AIDES caAi aittFcd and lttifrl at Kings
~ bll orange street.
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Thursday January Il, 1900.
'IlnE nsv. nr4gh:t5aa, Presiding Ed
Ii i. 2 ssefn Di4isr 4srnington NJ.

FTfnx nev. Dr&gh;.f5aa, Presiding Elder
Co. fasstefn Diair Huntington NJ. f.
aerfisee' writing to the Peninsula
ae9hoaIsts makes an announcement that
ikaaa so1new bat annoyed the NJ. i. Con-
atiens Of this city. II appears that
M ART was passed at the recent session Of
lse Legislature regulating the nomina-
3nn aIsa election Of trustees Of churches.
III agogides that the pastors OF the
&, iail nominate the trustees. In
Sasre IS letter he commends the
4 aet as'a that II is producing good re.
szIlss. gather from bis letter that
tf1o intent 'oi the act wss to prevent the
y extifiction Of church organizations, and
\ probably 70 prevent the passing Of church
opafty Ont Of the control of representa-
tiyss et nnensbers OF the church. We can
derstend how this much OF the intent
~ tIse net Is commendable, but the
1hethnd by which the result is to be at
talned appears TO be decided departure
froln the methods OF the Nj. T.. Church.
From kong association with it, we have
colae TO regard the NJ. Il. Church as a
frnly Democratic organization in which,
- near ae possible all members OF it are
Of equal importance and authority ex-
Il eept anct as may be chosen by the mem
bers Of the church for official administers
tion, and these to be chosen both in
nomination and election by the mem
bera, of which the pastor is simply one,
without pastoral or other official inter.
ference. II seems singular therefore that
all this order should be reversed, and the
v~Mra 81 NJ. E. Churches be made
I'm, arAFats 10 church government, and the
|ig cFaftTcal owners OF all the church prop
Il most Dn the State. This view of the Law
on ChaN by prominent NJ. +. Churchmen
kehiever city, and at the recent elections
flogs abpNn several instances caused pro
meetings and much discussion
= Jeaesaacs is regarded as unfavorsbly here,
the / is safe TO say that an effort for ths
D lid 81 Of the law Will be made at the
tIof4 Legislative session. The opposition
pay Il Is decided not only to what tht
a.oiI doeas bri the manner in which it
eszzast " yae,sss ~ Ne one her
~. M swrgwyS it. A strange
- isrt1 ciore Methodists
49, to disrs shureh propert,
is wellthe State. TIL
- his mosters do not II
- lent Ch@y may homo
rather otm TO becom
pr respes all the churcl
! r T. Gafter uzarbiters Of til
conse1
be day,
.l 4 Tice-Prii
- - ~ a mu'rong she seI
,pew, a Il in many
~ SO wiGainer dreams
j.. = - 4 r Id, theirsee the hand
r. k|| is inteei'. go
8 Il = sol alnd men
& hosts arise
L. &2IS&& He voice aga
er tols not
= : sitrrily dibo war !
- ltol IS m oli ..,, III.
= stotmerlciE4hsII AT
r. a4eERSONALS.
90 -. = - ~. 81. +
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M ~ nIIn Iiant N fhe I9levatof.

"lFla goa3 Ha a Ar EAornhil,'
'Geaa Gaftn4 a TwymaHn
.'T.Ut Ffa net TbtrHlHn
"Glld toia E n0t Mr 1harn-
ldil rifEar Htaa 1G.lHH
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For Rent.
For sale.
in Ten colors
size, l4x7i inch

INOR -ALE CHEAF--A pool table ii tist class
4 order lOj -hipity st,cet.
INDR SALEi rent Or eXchar gc, houses and lot
IL Ou itst clAts streets, terms easy rs
y Is. Culbert.
l2CJ Nest eth ST.
g,NOR SALE store and dwelling, elght rooms
( and tslg III suitable iof grocery or bakery,
MN. gP FORD
g0l -halicross AYenur. Wilmington
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Give Views to House Committee
On the Proposed Subsidy
Measures.
ARGU NENT By MR.. EDNUNnS
Declares Onc 81 ,he Great nnd i,un-
damcntni Principles ol no
Pending Bill l. That il
Gives ~ scope For
the Trusts

Washington daa lo TAe representa-
tirc af tho aaria. aud sAl6aii..as
Interests @ers rirea 4 helUs hy III
house committee an merchant mailal
anI fshere III thc measure generally
known a ita siipRas H.la aiit!.a NJ
I liil u promote tAt commerce Ii ih.
orrasr the fnrcitM rale of the uite4
States aud III ploflle auNtiiaEg ffntseI
TRANSPORTS aAd sealaeu -aNnlhiuGAi
ise When necessary
Many Il thasr prauln ft Ill the -hin.
4 riHg wdplIl were Nneutt iAeailin- As
\ Gaaaam pr,sileat of the laicaaiouAt
& NAEi-atlaa campahy W n. A!aas9n AZ
th Maasaa Hup ii Il Ea4ll pfGA!eat
j of ths Ward tin LeW Nixon iAa
4 I.liza6ctApatt tN Il h.pba.lcr, Dennis
4 Clyde I'll tAr Clyde lint aA3 AARON Nan4
y lerhit, lal eutitial ntth .ae Aipp.us
4 industry
EN Senator Elnuna5 4ur tel i4 be.
haif at the shiHf.as lte tl ftsssah
thp -e98tGl slr@ Dbl n t
Al titisaoM mUl a iNt.alaetafS
sttrmfis, l ll. aaifien ot
lH catlfa,ea aAa tlaHai .ha mea-
as. li.ladl- I fHsaE t4 bai.ltH,
HeHtia sAsp naantasttifefs'
Me; lluts .t alp. a reHs t4tA.
t as.laed aal h.Elas al
ate ae Nt.5 +l AhletttlA
t-Htn atFpas
Si .laUa3 thea uuAod Saloaa'
als#HeHt II isylr AAa Up4-
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LADIES: chich.stet's agltsh pennyroyal
u piils Are In, Is 81
-at keii ~, Take ne ether. send 4e.
-tar IN att rt5an. "kclici or Lad es.n III
letter IS Retrin Mtil An Your Druggist.
Chichester Chemical Co,
phtlada Pm.
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sra,o;os ~ ys that he atttii ntes his
st is ayoidauap IA Gcia
4 secrease the eai eaii'As
#i railways ~
3xtions e5< r. L. Garner, -t.a 5f the
\ aenSyo Of apes, is about to n Till.
Ill Hobg stay in the wilds III ~,
{alu}
a lnas cost OF New York state il r6ues-
\. he enffrages OF $50 soldiers 1T 14
e ss35 900 or S33 a vote,
Il % Horny Drummond W9a. I'll
Eosf,fn'e Ambassador to Spain, Hi Hill
e Yhis post next year on reaching a
fntieEh birthday.
4.mueI w. Twombley, aged scgc4
". Is the Oldest member 81 tile NM
4 #l5isQsys Legislature, and Attn n
Th,edtwenty-two, ia the Young
*lathwhiaee OF the South American I'M
k.ric,Eyef at Washington the Chilean
hAurres and Brazilian Minister
n tVUf uhiAO' mS
stAaurg citizen who has iat a
s4n tonr Of Great Britain, say
NaRaBsls at present P9pHat
wfFsbcities.
sin addition to other daH6.
~ aHtJat Of possessing tbe nis
~ = = ~ teacher Of parrots ta
,s III a,sae il Mrs. @. A. Gross
I SO Fs
whef1sse fact That there arc 5 VI
be Rra of cities in Masaachusett
De acta1 Democrats iBI the senate
4 ssfsts tQ be frightebed.
~ ,sb4 zNsevelt was much mysti
s,ig syNpn receipt Of lette
y Nativstbe shipment BY ex
This, .5,tgie az, four ancien
d welld several other artl
ely rlQhich contained th'
= |!l at tb "His Excel
49, ~. h,~s.. a q rF rs-L4.5..sI. !.
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SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS,
HERE'S
YOUR FRIEND.
It's little but % can figure Ike lightn-
ing for sou.
THE "NEWf'
CALCULATING PENCIL.

Just give o. o twist and there is the
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your teacher ana more accurate Great
est help TO pupils learning arithmetic
eyer Invented, because IL is $40 I'M
tensely interesting AZ the News Of
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Hansford Mrs. Henry and Messrs
Ginun. Hansford. Horn. Whipplo, Ciaih.
plakc. Casey Henry Bluth John
Greenweu Cochrane, Mc0rcgor Chas'
Greenwen Jr. and Dell Madison
The home OF Miss Lizzie Rackham
No. CSC. Twenty street was
the scene of two merry parties THIS
week. The FIRST one took place on
Tuesday evening. the sunday school
children Of her class giving her very
pleasant surprise party The evening
was spent IN various pasumes. aiter
which luncheon was served. Thurs.
day evening Mrs RaCkham arranged
n very delightful party In honor
Of her daughter. An evening OF merit
ment was spent IN music, recitation
games and other pleasures. Misses
Harts mandolin and guitar club was
present and furnished many beautliul
musical selections. after which refresh
ments were served. The parties We're
given In honor OF Miss Rackham, who
DEPARTS next week for Lehi CITY 20 take
charge ~ q millinery establishment
Those present Thursday evening were
Misses Katie and Lizzie Hart Lizzie
I.ockhead. Bessie Houlther Sarah ana
Zlna Larkin, lnga Anderson LiIlias
t.ochhead. Lottle Stevens, Lizzie Rack
ham and Mrs f. Rackham Messrs. Bert
Wilcox, Merylne Russell Charles En-
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py, Charles Keller Alma j. Larkin,
James Freeze, Harry Tanner, Reuben
Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Andrews home
on Orchard avenue was the scene OF
very delightful surprise party on Tues
day evening. The evening was spent
in cards The ladies' head prize was
won by Mrs. George w. Larkin Jr. and
the gents head prize by win Calkins
Refreshments were served in the din
ing room. Those present were: MT,
and Mrs j. III. Rhine, Mr. and Mrs
VIII Calklns, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Larkin Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. An
drews, Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Farley, Mrs
Lydia Farley and Adelne GreenwelL
Tuesday evening a watermelon social
was given by the ladies Of the First
NJ. +. church in the lower hall. The
event was a very pleasurable one The
hall was pretuly decorated for the oc-
oasion. The following program was
given: Several selections on the piano
and violin by Mr.. McNitt and A. c..
Walters. piano solo. Miss Ethel Orth,
recitation. Miss Violet Ruthledge. Rev.
interesting address; piano solo, Miss
Parker eocutionary exercises, Miss
Llvona Griffin, mandolin and guitar
selections. by the club. After the pro-
gram watermelon was served TO all
present There was a very large crowd,
and all present enjoyed themselves.
Tn Sunday School Union board Is ar
ranging for a farewell party 10 be ten
dered to Walter BramWell next Monday
evening. in the First ward meeting
house. Mr.. Bramwell leaves for a mis-
sion to Samoa on Sept 2sth.
4 very pleasant party was given
Thursday evening al the home OF VIII
liam Purdie. No. 972 Twenty-third
street About thirty of his young friends
called and spent the evening In social
games and music, after which refresh
ments were served.
The bali given last evening by the
Ogden high school for the benefit Of the
gymnasium, was a very successful af-
fair, pleasurably and financially.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
are making arrangements for grand
pau AN W. gwen III kht lNA'ltnNh AAail
the beginning Of next month The af-
fair promises 70 be one OF the leading
social events Of the season,
a grand bali was given in Peterson's
hall al Huntsville last evening. These
parties are becoming quite popular.
The Fourth ward primary association
gave "a grand concert last evening In
the ward meeting house which was
pleamrably and financially a success.
The proceeds will 50 10 the new amuse-
ment hall fund.
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
OF this week the citizens Of ogden were
treated 10 that popular and most in
tcrceting play 1.-THE Prince ~ the
World" which was witnessed both
evenings by large and enthusiastic
audiences The play Is one which re-
fleets great credit on the authors and
star actors Miss Westbrook and Mr..
Hal Reid
Mr. ana Mrs. +. j. Kiesel. have gone
to the coast for few weeks pleasurIng.
Mrs. George Mattson entertained a
few Of her friends last Saturday In
honor Of her mother, who il visiting
with her from Portland. Oregon
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left yesterday for Washington, d. c.,
where Miss Dickert win enter school.
Mr., and Mrs. Witcher Jones are at
the Knutsford for the winter.
Miss Allie Miller entertalns at cards
on Monday afternoon In honor Of Miss
Griffin.
Mrs. T. Marloneua, who has been WIS.,
iting with friends in Salt Lake, returned
to her home last week.
Miss Lucille Jennings entertalns next
week in honor Of Miss Griffin.
The wedding Of Miss Flora Tilford
Griffin and Elbridge Lapham Thomas
win take place at st. Paul's church,
october 9th.
Mrs. d. l.. McMaster who has been
spending the past two months In Chi
cago, has returned,
The marriage OF Mrs. Jennie Spencer.
Of this city, and Mr. David Henry, Of
Denver, will occur on the LIST Of October
pr. Byron l.. Kesler left on Thursday
for Ann Arbor 10 take a post graduate
course in dental science.
Mrs. A. II. c. Smith Of Ogden who
has been spending the summer in Eur
ope, has returned.
Miss Fannie Davis has returned from
two-months' visit in California.
Miss Mary c. May. who has been
spending her vacation In the East, has
returned.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. NJ. b. Whit
ney
Misses Elnora and Esther Christensen
ore visiting in Cache valley.
Mr.. D. c. Dunbar returned from Call
fornIa.
Miss Clara Cotton win leave for the
East shortly, where she viii spend the
winter with relatives
Mrs George Scott .Cheeseman, who
has spent the past summer IN Salt
Lake left today for Denver.
Mrs London, who has been visiting
Der mother Mrs. Holmanleft on Thurs
Gay FOR her home I'm Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. S, +. Fenton viii return
from Chicago next week
Mss Ruth Kirkpatrick leaves shortly
i0' Japan. where she will pass the win
Ter.
Miss Agnes Davidson Of Wichita ar
rived on Thursday to assist as maid Of
honor In the wedding OF Miss Flora
dfiiln next week
The marriage Of Mr.. Jules Ia Barihe.
Formerly ~ Salt Lake. ami Miss Ayres
or Lawrence, Kan. took place az
hQss.and, b. c.. on Wednesday.
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AZ John Hunt win take place on
Tuseday September 25th. at II a, m,
Al sd. Marks cathedral
Miss Elolse sherman returned to-
day
Mrs. Y. A. Mock lert on Wednesday
Tor Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Robinson Of Col
5rado Springs are in the city.
Miss Agnes Harrington city treas
urpr OF Park City Is the guest Of Miss
Kcarns.
Miss Alice Moorehouse left on Thurs
5sy FOR Caldwell and Boise. Ida, where
she viii visit with friends.
lean Chandler leaves today for Har-
ward. Rollln Dale leaves also today for
columbia college.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 3. Peck Of New
york spent the week in this city
Nr and Mrs. Charles Lorlng LETT this
rSak Tor Denver. where they VIII visit
Win relatives during The next two
weeks.
Mrs D.ckert aud Miss Norma Dlckert