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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11

&I.N railway. is spending a few days
in the city with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. McCaslin have re-
turned home after an extended trip
through the southern states.
Miss Rae Lichtenstein and Mr. Max
Harris will receive their frienda today
at 42s South West Temple street
Mrs. s. J. Kenyon viii in future be
at home to her friends at the Want
land residence on Sixth South street.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. ". McCaslin have
returned to the city from an extended
bridal trip to California, Mexico and
Florida
Miss Winnie Thorn celebrated her
tenth birthday Friday evening at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. o. G.
Workman.
The students of the business de-
partment of the I. d. S. college. gave
a reception to the new faculty Thurs
day evening
Mrs. William McGrath has announced
/ the engagement Of her daughter Win
nifred, and George w. Rose of Benton
Harbors Mich
The members of the Y RI c. A gave
a large reception Tuesday evening In
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Afternoon Card Party.

A thoroughly delightful and informal
event ON Thursday afternoon was the
card rarJy given 10y Mrs. a. b. Rich
ardsou. Souvenirs of the affair were
won 10y Mrs. ID. G.. Dunbar and Mrs.
Dale.
Among the players were Mrs. Dale,
Mrs King Mrs H. p. Henderson, Mrs
10. 4. Tracy. Mrs j. II. Bennett, Miss
EWmeline Wells, Mrs. W. 5. Hedges,
Miss Lyde Wells. Mrs. /. NJ. Earl, Mrs.
Julia Taylor, Mrs. Burrows. MIS-.
George Romney, Mrs. J. II. Moyle, Mrs.
j. ID. Spencer. Mrs. Bransford, Miss
BrausfOrd, Mrs. David Keith, Mrs. NJ
b. Whitney, Mrs. J. A. Jennings. Mrs
Ritter. Miss Sharp, Mrs. y, I. Clayton
Mrs. :. H. ClaWsOn. Miss Preston, Mrs
D. C. Dunbar. Mrs. Mclaughlin, Miss
Ella Clark and Mrs. Catherine Culmer
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Informal Card Party.

ir. and Mrs. William T. Wallace en-
'.rtainal DELIGHTFULLY."- at cards Mon
..E evening. The rooms We're prettily
--.1rate3 for the occasion and at the
conclusion NJ the game a tempting
supper was served.
AmonS the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
W. >. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. H her
L.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harding. Mr.. 'and
5-.~ ). ID. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. c. H.
IenaIa, Miss Jennie Calder. Miss
ZIP Atkinson. Miss NIcChrystal. DR..
s,-t Mrs. h. W, Whitney. NIrs. Miller.
ar 81. md Mrs J. T. Bennett. Miss Mabel
Lace, Mrs. +. A. NcChrvstal. Mr..
Wafer Wallace. IIr. Ben Rash. Mr.
lear Ritter, Mr.. ChUds.
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Delightful Affair.

Mss Clara CIaWson was the hostess
on Friday of delightful affair given
IN honor of rr. members Of the Sew
ing club. The novel game Of bean
bags WJs enjoyed. Miss Kate Dwyer
winning the souvenir of the occasion.
or tho members there were present
Miss '.aWS1n Mrs. Lambert. Miss
'Wyer Mss Savage Mrs. Mcdonald.
AIRS Ensign, Mrs. Godbe. Mrs Mar
snail Miss Mary Young, Miss Benedict.
..isS Eueroeck Mss Dougall, Miss
Cannon. Miss M0nat.
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Birthday Party.

At her home, 577 Fifth street. Mrs.
Mary Burrows Player was very pleas
antly surprised Thursday evening by
the members of the entire family. the
affair being planned in honor of Mrs
Players S0th birthday.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
James II. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Woodland. the Misses Hattie Taylor
Maebelle Burrows. Nora Burrows, Bes-
sic Burrows, Elsie Taylor. Isabel and
Marguerite Woodland. Master Willie
Taylor, Master Howard Taylor, Mas
ter Chester Burrows. the Messrs. Burt
White and George Ash.
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Carpet Store NeWneSS.

Generous, roomy and free is our
new Carpet Store. Plenty of space
for display, plenty Of new goods to
show and for you to look at or to
buy. The late arrivals of carpets
show much of difference from the
ones Of last year. Oriental richness,
more than ever seems to be in high
favor-which might also be said Of
the new Rugs, and as well extend to
Draperies. By the way, are you
thinking of Curtains-Lace, Tapestry
or Silk? There's just the most ex-
quisite collection here; not so very
high priced, either; but we've beau
tiful curtains at exceptionally small
prices; besides, there's a professional
draper to hang them after the ap-
proved style, if you wish him. Have
you old furniture to be recovered?
Give US the order, it viii be well done
and cheaply.
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Kensington Tea

AIS. Horace Ensign and Mrs. Frank
5- peck were the hostesses on Thurs
.-es ". "A bright and enjoyable KensiDg-
n star guessing game was ire
--.a..Hu feature, Miss Carol Cannon
the prize for being the most
.-ssful contestant.
a. lent were. Mrs. Owens. Mrs
sSe ID. Piper. Misses Ada and Cen
~ Elierbeck, Mrs. Albert Horne
E-.eS Edna and Kate DIVER. Miss
81 4louaJt. Mrs. VIII Mcdonald Mrs
C.. hnappen. Miss Lille Bitner Mrs
Nh Ton, Mrs. John Groesbeck Mrs
T.,t Brown, Mrs. George Read. Mrs y
- Mrs. Katie Landen, Mrs. Wv
NJ ',,-Nune, Mrs. A. w. BIcCune. ir
g. '-dndell, Mrs. Ellie c. Green. Mrs
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Surprise Party.

Ralph Siddoway was very agreeably
surprised on Tuesday evening by a
number Of his friends. The evening
was a most enjoyable one, and was
spent in games and music, with re-
freshments. A game of Human Pos
sessions" was played, Earl Wilson, Miss
c. Siddoway and Mr.. Bruins winning
prizes. Those present were Mrs. r.
SiddOway. Mrs. Bruins, Misses Ada
Sprlnghall, Jennie McHugh, Tillie Lar
son, Edna Coates, Catherine Siddoway
and Bessie Harris. Messrs. J. Y. Buckle
/ a. F. Dinner, o. Peterson, H. Brown. A.
Shorten, G. Bruins and Earl Wilson.
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Kensington Luncheon.

An enjoyable event Of Tuesday after
noon was the Kensington luncheon Civ
ru by Miss Thorn. The lun icon was
served from the buffet and was a de-
Heaus one. The remainder Of the az
tpruo0n was spent in conversation.
Present were Mrs. Charles Post, Mrs.
william Reid, Mrs. J. II. White, Miss
Hamustead, Miss Ida Hanauer, Miss
Sherman, Miss Edna Sherman, Miss
EI1fsa sherman. Mrs. r. c. Woodruff,
Mrs. Louise ). Smith and Miss Block.
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in Honor of Mrs. Coulter.

Mrs. Coulter Of Ogden was yester-
day the guest Of honor at very beau
ufu breakfast given by Mrs. j. G. r,
King The exquisitely appointed table
was done in green and white, the colors
OF the Ladies' Literary club, which
were also carried out in the different
courses Of the menu.
There were present to meet Mrs.
Coulter. Mrs. J. c. kOyle, Mrs. w. A.
NeIden, Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs. A
4. Ewing. Mrs. II. w. Brown, Mrs G..
s. Pevton, Mrs G.. W. Meyer and Mrs.
T. b. CritchlOW.
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At Dinner.

ur. and Mrs. Z. f. Root entertained
at dinner and cards Thursday evening.
Tine dining room presented a spring
like appearance with its decorations of
daG0dus and ferns, the flowers being
used i'm profusion on the table and side
board The parlOTs were trimmed with
chrysanthemums and plants. The din
ner was an elaborate one and at its
conclusion the guests enjoyed a few
games Of sixty-three.
Present were Dr. and Mrs. Z. W.
Whitney, Dir. and Mrs. Witcher, DR..
and Mrs. Harry Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs.
i. II. Miller.
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Oak Leaf Club

Mrs. c. H. Jenkins entertained the
Oak Leaf club at her residence last
Thursday evening. Sixty-three was
played. The prizes were awarded to
Mr.. T. Taylor and Mrs. c. II. Jenkins,
after which the guests sat down to re-
freshments, the decorations being
white and pink carnations. The club
will meet at Mrs. J. H. Balley's resi-
dence, SOC South First West street,
Thursday, March %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11
Wedding Anniversary.

AIr. and Mrs. Governor NJ. Forbes
entertained informally at cards Thurs
day evening in celebration of their
Wedding anniversary.
Those present TO enjoy the occasion
were ALr and Mrs. W. A. Nelden, Mr..
and Airs. A. r. NOllmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hal. Air. and Mrs BOXrud, DR.. and
M.s. Vincent, and Mr.. and Mrs Whit
utE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11
The Sl9.75 and $2l.OO "Reqal."

A household treasure. Of the many
we've sold, not one complaint has
come to US. Over seven hundred
thousand sewing machines of this
company's make have been produced
and are now in use, giving perfect
satisfaction-you'd know that with
out our telling it if the Regal were
called by its real name. But because
it is the "Regal" you get it very
nearly two-thirds less than the regu-
lar price. The makers give you a
full guarantee for five years and tell
you it will last a life time. Could
you ask more? It is a high-class
machine, with perfect sewing quail
tiles, durability, ease of running and
quiet as dominating features. Two
styles, the drop head, S21.0o; up
about them for the asking.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11
oriole Sixtv-three Club

The Oriole sixty-three club met
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thayne on State
street. Prizes were awarded 10 Mrs.
Bradford and Mr.. Kyes. Those pres
ent were Messrs. and Mesdan,es Ander-
son, Bradford. Emerson, Korupkat, La
throp. Scoville, Thayne, Kyes. Mrs.
Hawkes., Miss McComie, Messrs. Kip
pie, Hawkes. and Fehrman.
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Dinner Party.

Mrs. S. Bransford entertained at din
ner Friday evening. Pink and white
carnations and hyacinths were used in
the table decorations.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Frank
Harris. Mrs. Phone, Mr.. J. T. Harris.
The guests afterwards enjoyed the per-
fOrmance of THE Rivals"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11

The first days OF the Lenten season
have been observed TO a degree that
r.a rendered the social calendar al
most featureless. The few affairs CIV
Oh have been Of the most informal kind,
consisting chiefly Of luncheons, teas
and chatting dish affairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11
Informal Luncheon.

A.s- Walter Jennings gave an infor-
a-. luncheon Thursday afternoop Tho
--.rf included the members of tba
Al moon Sewing club. among whom
... Mrs James Jennings. Mrs. SoDhia
Miss Sharp. Mrs lie Grand
,,. Mrs. BglauJ Wells. Mrs. Frank
". innings and Mrs. William Reid
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11
Social Notes.

Mrs. Hanak has returned from Cali
fornia.
Mrs. A. A. MoultOn has gone to Cali
fornia-
Frank Roberts has returned form
the east.
Colonel Clayton returned Tuesday
from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. George Alder have gone
to san Francisco.
g % .
Miss Fay McCune left Friday even
ing for New York.
g . @
Mrs Lewis of Butte is visiting her
mother, Mrs. S. 5. Walker.
@ . g
Miss Ella Clark entertained the
Sewing club on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Judge and Miss Judge
Will leave Wednesday for California.
Mrs. David Murray gave a daintily
noon.
Mrs. Wantland leaves Monday 70,
Denver where she win reside TEN.
DOrarily.
Professor II. n. Mccoy WAS DIeas,
antly surprised Monday evening by a
number Of his students. The evening
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Enpnpement ANNOUNCED.

Tho engagement was yesterday an
rouuced Of Mrs. Ellie Clark Green,
dauEhter Of eX-Mayor Clark, and
Charles =. Madsen- The marriage viii
take place in April.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11
NeckWear Worth Seeing

How effective
and how ex-
quisitely dainty
is this neck
wear of ours for
the new season
can only be ap-
p T e C i a [ e d
through seeing.
No one could
tell Of such va
ried expression
in neck furnish
ings. Chifons,
Nets. Mousse
line de Sole,
Silks, Crepes,
are the simple
stufs hand
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11

Newness pervades the mems store.
too. Half Hose, Shirts-plain white
and fancy kinds made of dainty col
OF fabrlcs-Hats, Gloves, Ties-a
whole held OF crisp bright beauties in
new season shapes to smile a spring
greeting to you.
Spring Suits for men and young
men are also in placs and new
er showed more of attractiveness,
Handsome cloths ara perfectly taller
ed after Walker Store critical prin-
ciple.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11

Horace EHerbeck, Mrs. Alice Clark,
Misses Alice and Bessie Clawson, Mrs.
Clark Whitney, Mrs. John Stringham,
Miss Bertha Bishop, Miss Claire Claw
SON
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painted, embroidered, or fringed, and
made into butterfly bows on bands
or stocks; small shoulder shawls,
with rufie, lace or hemstitching, like,
yet unlike the fischu; neck scarfs-
broad and narrow; twice around and
once around ties; English squares
the eminently ''chic" tie for shirt
waists, and the handkerchief squares
for no end OF purposes. Yes, most of
it came over the sea. The highest
price is $500 for exquisite crea-
tons, but there's plenty of beauty at
$1.50, $1.00, 75c,
soc and even 25c
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was spent delightfully."- with games and
music.
o 9 o
Mr.. w. Montague Ferry and Mr.. Tru-
man returned during the week from
California
Mr.. and Mrs. Akers of Butte viii
spend the next three months at the
Knutsford.
o 5 o
Miss Charlotte Young Of Wilmington,
Del. will shortly arrive in the city TO
visit Miss MCChryetal
g g @
c. D. Moore, chief engineer Of the P.
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New Wash StuffS.

S u n m G ?
first, spring
a ( t erward-
leastwise, it
would seem so,
seeing the
way dainty
airy stufs are
finding new
owners these
crisp days.
The last COM
erS are Irish
Dimities and
NJ e 7 C e rized
Lawns, Novel
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CSC a pair
THE CAFE.

An excellent luncheon served each
day, and lovers of good coffee will
find the kind to their liking in this
cosy apartment on second floor.
Prices are low as can be. Take ele-
vator.
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New Cushion Covers.

Only just unpacked. Some blue
Denim Cushion Covers stamped in
many different designs for braid or
embroidery silk working, two pieces,
top and bottom, at the un- oEn
usually low price of. ..,......v VO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11

" Lephyrs, Satisfies, Madras, OK
lords, Novelty Percales. What an
invention Is the mercerized method
OF treating cottons; even closest
scrutiny fails to reveal them other
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11

Professor II. n. Mccoy was pleas.
antly surprised Monday evening bv a.
number Of his students. The evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11

Mrs. Wantland leaves Monday for
Denver where she win reside tenn
pOrarily.
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Miss Rae Lichtenstein and Mr. Max
Harris will receive their friends today
al 42s South West Temple street
=, - -
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-13

a strange coincidence was reported
Ia lis this week. Over two years ago.
Miss Mary Rucker Of Miami station,
while on the banksOf w akenda Creek.
threw Q hottie into the stream which
contained o note bearing her name
and address. She had almost forgot
ten the circumstance and supposed
the bottle had been lost or v
would be found, but last week Mrs.
=. w. Poe. Of this city, received %
letter from her brother, Frank Craig.
who In with the 39th regiment In Ma.
Mia. stating that o friend ~ his had
picked up the bottle In Manila Bay.
The bottle has surely had y remark
able journey, and how II ever hap
pened to get that far away from It's
starting place II indeed quite q mys-
tery--DeWi 1T Herald.
Charles Il. Lands. congressman
from the Ninth district Of Indiana. IL
visiting In Wichita. and tO u reporter
for the Eagle he said: Indiana will
give 2O.OOO majority for Mckinley and
ROOsevelt-every vote al II. Stop Q
moment and think. DO you know q
| single man who voted for Mckinley
four years ago who will not vote for
him again In iIOvembery No. you
don't. It's the same Ia Indiana. |
don't know u single soul of that kind.
Can you name anyone who voted for
Bryan last time who II going to vote
for Mckinley this timcy Yes. you eau.
So eau I. ! know hundreds Of men al
that kind. The Democrats are rep
%resentiny that Indiana Il torn wild,
open by the Porto Iiican question,
Well, I've just been home two week,
from congress. and during these twt
weeks not a single soul has mentioned
Porto Rican tariff to inc. guess
that state were all torn up ! would In
likely ~ hear something about II
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-13
LOCAL IN BRIEF.

VnINs W. ~ " y" '" V's'
nj j. u. Collins 4 Go. 23t3
Water Pile. Of Wsnamaker. was
in Marshall Tuesday.
Dr.. Richa~t. Of blackburn, attend.
cd to business In Marshall Tuesday.
=. y. Lanham. Of 81. Louis. il Wis.
ting hi, uncle, Zoe Burberry ri this
city.
\. +. McCurdy and wife left Tues
day for u visit tO relatives In Little
Rock.
Wisses Helen and Mary Fisher left
Wednesday for u visit to friends Mt
Mct'rcdic.
Born tO Mrs. Leslie Orear Tuesday
morning. July 10Th. l'MO ut i've o'clock.
u daughter.
The Street Fair II now n certainty
aud will take place from the 10Th Ia
18th ~ Sep.
Miss Dora Irvine and Lon Thorp
will h- the guest ~ friends ut Blue
Lick Sunday.
Miss Maudr Colvert and guest. Miss
Jessie Anderson. will leave this week
for CarrolltOn.
Mrs. Dite Abney. ~ Kansas city II
visiting Mrs. Clcl Harrison this week
an North Oirll.
a room ~ paper for ~. side wall.
ceiling aud border. Call ut Collins
Wall Paper Co. w
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-13

VIII e. When Untshed n ~ the nam
soonest rooms In town.
j. q. Dill and family. of Nj. Leon.
ard. were In Marshall Tuesday and
were dinner guests Of Congressman
Cooncy and wife on Eastwood and
were entertained nj supper by Mr.. and
!irs. Abel Leonard.
IL. r.. l.. Simth came down from
Alma Monday night where he spen,
sunday with his family. Robert Smith.
Jr.. came down Wednesday In order
to attend the picnic given by the Pres.
byterian Sunday school at Wilton
Springs IN Thursday.
Miss Mary Bresthed, who hes RI.
signed her position In the Bell Tele.
phone office. left Tuesday for Nelson,
where she was joined by Miss Bette
Breathitt, Of Kansas City, and Major
John Breathitt. ~ Tucson. Arizona,
and they will enjoy a family reunion
NJ the old homestead In Nelson.
An exchange truthfully says tina
advertising gives character and stand
Ing tO any firm. II says: 600 int
any community rs an entire stranger
pick up the paper published there. lOOl
for the largest ad vcrtisers aud yO,
can invariably depend upon the fac
that they are the most reliable an,
d%esirOus firms in the community :"
We had the pleasure of goin,
through j. ". Collins stock NJ wal
paper recently and found II tn b.
Thoroughly up.tO-date and We wer,
delighted with the variety Of bcauti
ful paper On tapestries. crcpes. sill
stripes etc. In domestic and importc,
goods and when hung with fancy bras
moulding the effect L. very beautiful
indeed. w
Mrs. Mamie Beatty returned la-
week from Iitt-burg. Pa. She VIA
the guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Boone De
Garno On Highland until Saturda.
when she left for salt Springs, wher
land. Mrs. Beatty has recently pur
chased DR.. ;@ach'- cottage On Jack
son street and will take possession b.
Aug. LIST.
Mrs. Victor Caldwell. the guest q
her sister. Mrs. James Chamberlain
left Sunday morning for Kansas Cit,
for "A visit before returning Ia he
/ home In Poplar Blum. She was NJ
lcOmpnnied as far ~ Kansas City b.
little Miss Frances MONTGOMERY. VIII,
; will return during the week nni amer,
m. month with her nm Mrs. .Jnme
= thamhcrinin an Eas, Arrow street.
plensnnt affair soriailv WAS n
/, evening rr..ently with Miss Harri,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-07-06
Another Runaway.

An interposition of providence is
the only reason that can be given
why someone was not killed or
badly crippled in a runaway which
occurred near Marys river yester-
day morning. Two couples who
had been attending the celebration
in this city were driving home.
They each had a single rig, and
one buggy was occupied by Claude
Starr and young lady, while the
other which was Immediately be-
hind contained Frank Porter and
another young lady. When near
the bridge, their herse took fright
at a cow and ran over the grade,
upsetting the buggy and throwing
the occupants out. Mr.. Starr
whipped his horse into a run, hop
Ing to escape the frightened animal
behind him, but he failed in this.
As it dashed past him the wheel of
the Porter buggy took two spokes
out of the hind wheel of the other
rig, and the lines wrapped around
the hub. This soon brought the
runaway to stan dstill, but not un-
til he had demolished the buggy.
None Of those mixed up in the
affair were hurt in the least.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-07-06
New Principal Elected.

At a meeting of the board Of di
reotors Of school district No. 9, held
last Monday evening, to elect 4 sue
'cessor to Principal 8. I. Pratt, ol
the public school of this city, A. S
Mcdonald, for two years principal
of the Albany public schools, was
chosen for this position. His salary
will be the same as that paid his
predecessor, and he will assume his
duties at the opening of the school,
which occurs September 18th.
This completes tho corps Of teachers
for the coming year, which is as
follows: A. s. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Nelms, Miss Wicks, Nick Tartar,
Miss Maxwall, Miss Currin, Miss
Greffoz, Miss Cooper end Miss Nc
Cormick.
Mr.. Pratt has accepted the prin-
cipalship Of the Philomath school at
a salary equal to the one received
here. The responsibilities will not
be SO great and his duties will be
less exacting. Professor Pratt has
had charge of the Corvallis schools
for eight years. Under his man
agement they have attained a high
standard of proficiency, and no
word Of adverse criticism has been
heard against his methods of con-
Quoting the affairs of the institu-
ton. We congratulate the school
board of Philomath for securing 50
competent man to take charge of
their elegant new schools which is
just now in course of erection.
The people of Corvallis regret
very much to have Mr.. and Mrs.
Pratt leave the community, but
are glad that that he is to remain
in the immediate vicinity.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-07-06
THERE'S PROFIT IN TRADING HERE

IF you want a stylish spring hat
L for $500, just as good as the
IS. 90 kind, come here. The only
difference is in the absence Of the
name, and whats in a name. !"
If you are willing to pay two dol
lars for a name, buy the FIVE dol
lar hat. If you want to pay onLy
for the hat, come here. Agent
for Kingburry hats.
nUR glove stock is the best
~ patronized and most popular
in this vicinity, because we make
a constant effort to show q larger
line, aud offer better. glove values
than any other local dealer. It lis
not easy to do a satisfactory kid
glove business. It requires long
experience, careful buying, con-
scientious selling and a willing
ness to be content with a small
profit. We recognize all these
requirements and conform to them.
That's why Corvallis women can
get better gloves here for the
price than elsewhere.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-07-06
An Old-Tin1er.

.c,,
After an absence OF flfteen years
Nat Stewart arrived In Corvallis
sunday tor visit with old-tlme
friends. When Mr.. Stewart frst
shook the dirt OF Corvallis from his
feet he had just reached his MAJOR
ity and was slender young man.
Since then he has developed into a
heavy and well rounded gentleman.