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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-14
inc Dread Of death.

p on nun
although he cannot actually see it,
That awful sense of dread, the feeling
that death is near at hand is described by
South Carolina gentleman Thos. G. Lever,
Esq, of Lever, Richmond Co., with truth
that everyone who has ever experienced
II will Immediately recognize:
"I had what the doctors called nervous indi-
gestion," he says: I took medicine from my
family physician for it. but of no avail In look
ing over one of the Memorandum Books issued
by DR.. X. " Pierce of Buffalo N. ". found a
case like mine described exactly. wrote to
DIR. Pierce and made statement. He sent me a
descriptive list of questions also hygienic rules
g carried these out as best / could but 1
thought II almost impossible. as l suffered so
much with pain under my ribs and an empty
feeling in my stomach. At night would have
cold or hot feet and hands alternately. / was
getting very nervous and suffered great deal
with uneasiness as to my condition, thinking
that death would soon claim me; always expect
irg something unusual to take place and having
great dread on my mind. ] was also irritable
aud impatient, and was greatly reduced in flesh.
II could eat scarcely anything that would not
produce bad feeling in my stomach. After
some hesitation, owing TO my prejudice against
patent medicines, decided to try n few bottles
of Or. Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery and
Pellets After taking several bottles Of each /
found was improving. have TO be careful yet
at times as to what eat, in order that | may
feel good and strong. / fully believe If any
who suffer with indigestion or torpid liver or
chronic cold would take DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets and
observe few simple hygienc rules they would
soon be greatly benefited, and with little per-
severance would be entirely cured"
1t is very simple matter TO write to DR.
Pierce. No charge whatever is made for
advice; which will be sent you lin a plain
sealed enveloncl nrOmntiV nv mail
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-14

How Are Your KEdneyH7
DR.. Hobbs Sparugus Pills cure all kidney Ills Sam
ple free Add. sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or MY
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-14

Second hand furniture bought and
sold. Also ladies' and gents clothing
shoes, ETC., at 1872 Second street. Am
erlcan Loan Co., e. Hensley, Mgr.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-14

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
throat and lung trouble without fail For
grippe. influenza and deep seated cough or
cold. It Is the best remedy offered to the pub
lie. The doses are small and bottle costs
only 2j cents lS
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-14

The famous Healey Sisters, musical
specialists, are with the Two Married
Men" Co.. at the Auditorium Thurs
day night Don't miss it.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-14
Examination Of Teachers

For the public schools OF washington County
will be held In the Marietta high School Room
ON the second Saturday OF each month except
january July and August.
A. NJ. rARLOW, Barlow. Ohio.
President Hoard Of School Examiners.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-14

Special Prices; 25, S5 and so cents.
Seats at Beagle & Lytle's drug store.
Open Saturday morning.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-14
]. A. PllmGr & Son.

EgWanted-AS Small House or Furnished
Rooms. See j. A. Plumer & Son, Ward'Nich-
OILS Block
The sun., 1900-10-11

upon the fruits u that crime Some Of his
most serious specific charges oonorn the In
crels lse ol the death rate In the tenement d.
tricts and the increass o. pauper burials. OF
crimes against children and % Juvenile crime.
% ~. subject Of increased death rate Mr..
Matthex. says that. although the death rate
of the whole city has heen soIng steadily down.
though more slowly since the return Of Tam
many rule. this decrease has been due 20 good
pavefne1tS and street cleaIing for the entire
city Bat IN the seventh. Tenth and Seven
tes.,ith yards, the hone of the great teue-
neat house population. the rate shows ar W
crease q from ! - Ter cent IN the eeyenteenth
Warc 10 - ler cent. ~ tie Lent, Hhea
t.e cee..s return, for lao are IN. Mr.. Mat
trsvs add. ard tA- deakls of infants In thee
wards can D. studied. perha9- some sTong
llglt may - throNn on the eItoruon of The
Ics T-Ist Of TaUwaTy HAL
In rssard 70 pau9er burial ths figures for
o; H. City M1rgls. Ee i,ot3 Tor lsJi, the Ast
year y tn Strgag Administration, 2Hcs or 80
iss 'or isyt In otn-r words the Po,'er's Ileld
inte-u.rnts have practically doubled since an
many cam. into power AxaiH, and this In ufues
o, s,rea; ls.rs~- prosTsnty y i gor Tanmauy.
N- Mat,hrVs LIrks. 20 explain the=e ng'iree
Aftar cf'ing a number 1f examples o' opau
vtcs a. carried % % the + - sd. the vriier
points out IT, insueuce on y" children o' ILaI
.sctou Ths ayeras: Taun3.S9,E nan b., he son a.
th.--, lrhu-. ~ and they continue % exist solely
baca,.s.. some one ls making -loaey out % It.
What NJ Matthews deecrtbe- a. undoubtedly
tho mo-. terrible consequence Of this state u
thing, i the eaorInO'ls Increase IN crtU's
agalrsr children. q an tnh.irn8n and de,gay-d
character The cost do+s not -top here Within
the hast two ear thaFe has O>sn great
increase IL abhorreut diseases rC.ols children.
especially ;h0ss re'4tini % the skin. and IA a
cer-aia aAss % abandonment cases fully
p p-r cent Increase
T1ulhinS the question oi the increase Of
juvenile crhne Mr Matthews says.
De- -ar
,ion J., vas rare 70 end .nors than FOUR or I've
youths under q In the Tpub- az ore time
awaiting ,r-A ior burylary y grand AIceay
Recently | was allowed 70 take the entry for
ou- ueak haphAzArd II Vas the record Tor
the useS Of Sert. S-li. so II thNi veek
there we're in the T1inbs thirty--i1 boys await
~ trial Twenty-Five were charged with
burglary, seven with grand lsFceny, and only
i've V.th ut,tsmeanors Examination showed
that .he week was npt eyCet uJra IT,, rate
% !r,rslse In ,uveniie .hisye-y since the Tam
many Hal regime vas reium ed Is SIMPLY A.
pal!cg
IN conclusion NJ NAttheEs denounces
pre-iier, York Z the Police Bard vh>, though
e,hnlcal.y honest, - he believes hun 70 be.
s,e- blintold4d he a.ser-s. 20 e1ls;ias con-
ditions Mr Matthews a-so Challenges Tam
many 20 attack the accuracy OF bis stiternent.
The sun., 1900-10-11
WARRINGTON HER ANCESTOR,
Bat Mrs.. Fsirohiid In Her Old Age 10 Likely
TO Go TO the Almsbsuse.

Mrs. A. 2. Fairchlli. who says she a a descend-
ar,otIAvreuce. brother ot George, Washington.
i A. -rese-t "a the Wetluore Home AZ q Wash
lrston street ard In extreme poverty Shs -
. y.a-s Old and has 10. a relative living, an
Unless s.~,ec-lrE unforeseen ns1pens i likely
% boone a. innate OF The slrnss0usa. Mr.
FAR. a-.i seat % sl.p,. Bar o, u. out Door
? I.7- Department tlr-e Elol:hs ago for ait Shs
~. -lAg sL- sAs II absolute poverty. tha, she
Lai nora r.ia:.ye LIVING an ,EAt .iEas only li-e
extremity that !crcet her - apply % hira NJ
B.-l- ..st---4 A t-.ncorsrv a-y.Irl ,Or her at
-. N-'-.y's Home, but tat institution. = t-en
B., ,H- i.rl~- yogrS g.r-s, cannot she,ieT her
..-.' .1..r..
i-- El.-caiId i a handsome Old lady vita
.-.y lar she "a yesterday hat ~ any
- = - 4" ls-.-.-o1 kst b-.r. 10 p"s---~siun 81!
-.- s-r-.y. " ~ D.. me poor s-s added
4 parted TJ-L ;-e-I .o- tF.s9 aai root:
;4- = flr-ArI-- .. So.cAA day Ard ,;inied
r.v--.| & 'aod ratLe- "a II ~; wI;n any = 10
~ -- AT o.. --..t; I I>ae- = rs-i % '--' an
az. ..-, and offered LIE q - -. in .u- tlela
:. /. .'--r-.-s, o. SPIN | ~ u A. = 'ori,J'
Nj. FArchIlt sd hat E-r .atter Eas y.
Il NL-4ilS.4u. gIos- cousin. Peter J. " ash
.L-ran . a As-isrA-t SsCrrtlLry Oi STATE Her
:t-'.-- Lr1 az ai'sr a. ole tine 4rLt-r TIE
l.'Ia~to- o,ta~ P3r; oi NeS York She SAs born
.r h4Lg .,--,-ga county. NEylrlA- and ~ cL.!d
lid in tn- ylcnlty Of F-,y1s1cksburg Sic
.a.f -aat ~ husband vz- IN ths cntunlS Al "a
b.-,1-Ss With headquarters IN n stcn and that
- ci-d 4 nullb-er II years asJ- sS- addSd
IA. ~iss lad Ev-,i 'cT some ri;Le with Al aunt
In New jersey ~, would not SAY AZ What TINE
ar give --- aunt mama
The sun., 1900-10-11
MAR1IED.

ALITN-sI ITHERItND.-Oa T,trs-eay. OeS
TO- 1900. al Grse. Church. Orsrg. V ; ~ TIE
Rev Cis-tlus N R.un. aSS'ist D. "a. R,7
Ariaony S~a y!sr D y rector o. T.. psr.s.. s-i
III. R.y. A.Iaaau Asaa. BENJAMIN Lr.cS Al--a
- Louis, t.usat-r q Anna {. and II. lsLe Louis
Nolu Sgiher.srt
GARDNER PALAER.-on Ttta,stAy Oct ID.
100. a. Bay H,Ai, Y ;. ~ lAs R'- George NJ
Caii siAn o. Seu York ei'y. W'lian Gardner
e J.hA Palns:
HoI LIS he Cathedral Of NE
incafnaroc. Gl-t-a CITY = T.. OF T-th-Stay =.
Oct TO- 1870. - To- Rrv EtEAr: Z Butler oi
Mao. s1n. Y ANSStr: y 2. Very R-y. Deaa
Coz q ,as Cathrirsi FrAr -ts SacE,; Hga.sis'
70 May Red dauEa:,r 4 Dv1sy b FgI.,r Esa.
oNEILI-H I-HENDRiCEsO>.-D w-tr s'day az.
Ern1oa. OCT. IS 1907, - ;; Ps;reE'' C4;h-a-L
SIDE aI,ar. D. the R-v. TeOaA' Al-ply Peter
Fr,uc, u.N,iu - Y5as-r, 20 l-'i.a H-ntreE
81 sTaaet, -gh'e' . TaonA' r. N-N,l Of
N,E YORK city
The sun., 1900-10-11
Cathoiie hatsal B-n.nt A,,-ciation Ab 5Ii.he,
PsSsNord, and Grips.

BrTAln. OK 'a-A; ne ---oat trisun.A
convention - TIE spree Council of the
Cathode Mlr.a- Pe1=s' Association a tie
Lcitei states All Canada i' VS. voted yestsr-
1ay r'' - rave pass words Or . ~ 0r -.--rat
CONF, - r1'. - . 81. A. nature 20 deter
nine 'r~T,o~-> starGirg such prcoee. a.--s
Nee d. s--t'e III - 2. ..'0. Srv md a. an Ak
ing ef frs-' Ma -ry l. va ieCidei 20 - -
n Sp' - .-Anc- n~-'.'--'.-s - ANY p.s--,t.s
..oIe " ~ =. yea-s o1 they are --,tr lcteG %
sl.Hf' certlscate~ There we-~ 500 w-u IN
10 n tie Vl-aiA .a-' -IE-' -e,-s--.r'ils the
We%t e-u NeN J 0rS ~o.i@'l.- frra & " 3
The sun., 1900-10-11
,yEN LADY HIT HOPE.
TAslt.icpi Manager Want. Her TO Pay Hin
$50 900 for Br~'ch ef Contract.

4 Harry chan --.~n. rH~a'-ica. manager.
hA- tr.u--- O. acton n t.a s4r--- court
agairs LADY May H5-a. ! -1arlv -. a-;r~<s
Ma ! 1- 20 r~ccy-r 500" iamsSs- gor
ur.Arl - -~-'-He- He n4t a .5-t-z~t ~
v t..- s.a - .1 -s--H--. '.l, SsA..... n... .-a
threw o. 10 - sep sl-1 -sr.rn@: 10 Fg-o.a
tt -1-. .. - .E..- 20 'e-.'s O. --l' va r@-.r. A
.'--Ir..0--. .-.. at 1-.--. Y 60 r-asIt f----
fFllrT At f..-rn.rr 40i y. 80 EAH.t savA
c-a-c go. I'd. 4 r-';-1 aim tAs 80 80 d. b A,
=. - a- al--.-.,
The sun., 1900-10-11
COFFIN AND ERB 60 FREE.
Allowed to Appear Before the Grand Jsry o.
the COnpia OF orEsry.

TA- G-lcd Jury c,s,a ssed yesier.ay re
c-r,rla!nts ol forgery u tie third degree
aEl. ..r william L. Cot7n. formerly o' Cc:-a 4
-ta--5n an- Lawyer Newman Erc o. which
,aA- were h.i IN the police court "a, sp1hz
Ttsv vere &C. sd Il utte-ias fo-ssd voucher
-v Henri Ncta-g a q rec or an NIcf- Pres
dent q th- MlnhatJ,u B8aE.ns Go pauy. ard
m /. ...as a---.lchA-l. Eho Tl;A NJ N-iiart
-yLs . d. --- uar = 'hs ReyrEaliLl'.'- Conn. Tee
oi '-e Marietta and North Georgia Est way
.Cgr-Ea-y TIE de- erdsrts we're allowed 20 ap-
p.a- eg--e tee Grard Jury.
The sun., 1900-10-11
TRIED HARD TO GIT HiRRTED.
Ainl.t,r aad Js,tiee Rsfu .e-she Il - ard
He 4. If

NV Bs-NsvIrK V J. Oct. 10 John White.
n years old ani NJ May Neary Drak@-T.c-,
q widow o, =. ls,t the village y Kinsston. teu
nil-S from herr yesterday -o = married.
TAs = destination IL not known IN Monday
nisAt they Tent th-ouEl a raiastor- 20 tle
Presbyterian pa-.)naEs a; Kingston and asked
ths Rav t.ha-t r Reid - nary thar. a.
'h-y rA1 % w-tc-Sses ss1 ls TIE n~is h2-s
cAyi1ad O. ACT. Nj Rai told he CUu..- 30
could -; marry 'hari. Thsy then APPLIED
a. THE hr-~. - l.ls-i-a y IT, P-aC-, John Nu.r-
h-~-- ThrrISN 4 r1ise,l window thn Justice
ltsts-et . 'Na.- i.-a. s-i -Dsg<rd q nary
them
r. friends - Nr.'a a-f NJ Tica t. k..s-
stnr havA known - .-ai- Intention -r go Or lr-
I'D 'r- soma '.--a and M a-n-v-L.ls they
could % c-sl,-rsE- he ra-uasr
The sun., 1900-10-11
ILAMINT ACCrSEn
az BreedtaE Crt1s and D'.sI.e for Gaia aad
InsTeaslnf tsr r.nsn.nt neath Eate.

r. a. AZ .0.a "r'.'-t TIE Cost ~ -7~w1-v
In F,ssg a1i D.a"c. % i--.. .-.. Wss.i.. rra-
u-h~d to-day, Fun.Il MH-tl-E, a,>e-ts that
TamnAHy il hot only ansVersble for the in
crease % crime In THIS city, but thst i ezises
The sun., 1900-10-11

kRNSTRoNG.-A, Sau:,rt. Conn oaMortsy Oe.
. 1900. Aatf-s c. Arn,uc-s 10 ais 80 y,Ar
Fulsr,i ,~rvier' A. Ei' late '-'t-n = "a" $50
81, NsE hoFA. 'aG'slA5 s'S'a"~H. ye' 49,
100. Al o docs
BRoOES-Ai ASh.vL.. y. C.. % TUESDAY act D.
100. Gordon B.,usri:s- BROOK, o; llst Berg.a
- FrooE.yu aged - y-arN
Gibso - -a9sH'I. . ~ :, - s''l''.'A =
Nafc. "a ~ Hanson Q Al MAY y -ftoa H.S
s3- aged - y-.r~
The sun., 1900-10-11
Arrtved-wEoSEsDAY OeI 10

Arrtved-wEoSEsDAYO OeI Ia
s.KAlserta Marta Ther-sis Rlch,eT Brusa.
Oct :
:. V-s,srnlsnd Ehor Antr--o, S~pt 20.
:. u.T.ass NoAl lasg1E Sspk -
= sat- o NehrasTA Sr.-Tlr. asgcu, Ser( ~
SsIrrs Frd. G.nt.-.cu. Port Antoaio. Oct 4
$ 9-4lr N-S.ur Cu-Ac.o. Oct ,
81 Nv YORK sri-S : - I-1nirg1. o. 4
s. I-o-- lo4I Ken Il. J.eEsnVil OCT
- J.-srS-n D,.s. N1s'AS Nct
- Bich 1oad. Cst1sHns. No-folk. OeS
- Horauo Hall BraEE PUrusnt. Oct
S. CITY II Phl.At-ip pE!a Curry, bAlunots Oct
The sun., 1900-10-11

Nastss' Toa ars euyinC s-iltnE r-aJ ,s,ss. con
sat tls bcz-- u bsokefs 'VAaI and Jref' coluun
Or real eH;aie page Sundays and TagrsdAyS Ada
The sun., 1900-10-11
Sprnal Notnt5.

FHrsICAI yIGOR riga ned ~ 'ensutnr the
body: IrAu< Ealled Dr. HAkk. agtAof " Wssi
!o4tA 81
The sun., 1900-10-11

Z. Oe~.aie m 2 S.T York. at Liverpool
e =, r-yIS t-c= N.v N0fE. 81 50 IthA11 ptOa-
<. N.r5-l-ee 'ror1 Nev Y7-s st lcEc@-.
IS Soa.racAn. i:o7 Ssv iors AZ kosnrdan-
Sailed FR0N FCREISN PORTS
Ss N,bsre sr,- liverpool Tor Ssu York
s, Nsifa 'fcu y oraAr .or Ncu York
The sun., 1900-10-11

IF Toe See l; IN TAs san. its sss
IA. - gsaA,ly a, grgs of a. sdvsEns< 1sss . q
n<xs of q. tofiA. slAlt n-nL 4 e.
The sun., 1900-10-11
H4RINE INTELLIGENCE

IMMATURE ILAASAc-THis DAY
s-rses ..-s3S S-a s>is s;s Nooo rseS. T-Ia
HisH wATER-THIs DAY
SA-tyUoog-s - Gov ~ -sss H.l Cat. Il -
The sun., 1900-10-11

PRINTED MATER ETC THIS s,<auef uk-s
Pv,-tet Nstirr. Co1-sras Pspen. ahe sam
pie. :Jr I,-=Any ohlY. TIE sane - OF EaA
r.Aiief igr oiA-f pAfIs % EurOp> vi - oe s1t
?! tas - , -B.-ss specially erected eJ ser
After t-- e44s.aE cf ias sgypislenLrI Tr.EsailAn-
ut NAgs named Above AddironA su,pis snsn-
tAfy RAJ are op.re: % the gtsrs Of the Amer
.tal. EnTish. French and German steamers,
a-t is1d1 opea until rIhia Ten Nlna<s n
to sgIf o, sAlAn. 81 steanef
The sun., 1900-10-11

THE hENS.Cp GENE TERY -Pryss- stauo7
Il Haven Esh'pAt - nlaItrS ! from i1s
Cra-c Cs-u.i r-plk O-r- u .AG s-i Il
The sun., 1900-10-11

~ DEAa NAs J1S Hns - iSA q, ~. not
nySel! i.-tAy !rA; l1A' o.. Lt'Lr o-.1y y-.f-rtay
a., .4st nae too u-c1 or ne ~ yy- 1Avs 20
hat '-sr., '-vEl o ,tA- .g-s '-EA-d 9. re z
.s--' .aH "cIi Igss g.. - ID r- p psA,--- iaan
car r1,reSs cr.y visa "a. y9- r q - g.th
b.'e = cay laNs-'- So. a. 10 so-.t = 4 greet
e15nsol iU9S - ~ v,-y -41 !e-u-gS - l-l, u
l9v. I'll Tuesday a. yy-f GLlIE
The sun., 1900-10-11

u-AE SEFE-HgARI TIE riss are O; s~clc ys !.
y-sf.r Ia - n4r- q Al .IS'rs-. A-c ! n.
yy- > 80 -v'fT p -ls-t - 20 U..- y.-
! .1Eg Il rr-ay. aLG s.s4sr O. o.. -l>s ggllt. I
s---.y -lIe nuil.lE -. gr.sr-t y5- 8 1i-g 1UEl
1aa sr-t-I - % i-ai 1sy Frtay = ny 2AyrJL 1.y
--i AZ FgtI 3 NraEgy T. s. 20 -: % tsef-,
fa.l % H1.-s. - Iu- calno, co n - SOC % SUIT
-. - Ant o. ser ~ sE-~s- "a, gs1.y ~. .
y3g ;sa. 70. AAI- aaI sEr~. GS y-I gave :
LaA=s &c l1cg il- 47't5-E Nay -Ay- .s. sEcrs-
aeAri' " i- A.. -Y ..gs O.. Ff.-al a. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
EPHRAM

Especial Correspondence
= Ephraim, March l6.-Mr and Mrs. Peter
GSrIeayes; Jr., entertained party of
ltlenQS thursday evening after the Dem
Ocrauc rally. An imprOrnptu progranroe
OF vocal and instrumental music wa :
rendered, after which an elaborate lunch
MS MS served. among the guests were Hon.
David G Dunbar, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Nc
Cafrerty, Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Chris
Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Greayes. sr
M N a and Mrs. II. P. Larsen. Mr.. and Mrs.
MI NJ Murray N.Y. Mr.. ana Mrs. j. w. Tye,
Mss MISS Lille Greaves, Mrs. Laura Lund,
MIS- Jennie johnson, Miss Rhoda Larsen
g g g
-, Rev; j. NJ. Hansen went 10 Richfield last
Tuesday. -''9'
q @ o.
Miss Nora WiIlingham of Spring Civ
week. ms
"A very pleasant surprise party was
evening. large crowd was present and
an enjoyable evening was spent.
Miss May Schwalbe left Sunday for
Helper where she will spend the summer
al Albert It'll H: csndiand left for La Grande.
Ore, Wednesday.
Mrs. Lawrence Rasmussen and Mrs. NJ
r. r.: Murray visited Moroni friends Wednes-
@ 8 @
MISS Alice Otterstrom entertained a par
~ OF young friends Sunday evening.
Miss Jennie Richey of Manti was a
guest Oh Mrs. Adolph Hansen this week.
John II. Vanguard ard wife of Manti
visited friends here the last of the week
Ci MSS Mora Nora Johnson went to Salt Lake
".
,,d Lfhi Peterson came up frem salina
o @ @
=, Stephen Williams and wife are visiting
Sewer county friends TINS week.
John Bdmunds of Wales visited in this
city the last of the week.
Miss Cemonia Rasmussen gave an ice
cream social to a number of Young
i II en Monday evening. A pleasant time
John Larsen left for Wyoming Wednes-
day to look up new home
Saturday.
The WOman's Hygiene society gave a
very pleasant social last Saturday evening
In honor of its retiring president, Mrs.
CaIherlne thompson. Speeches, songs
toasts, ETC., served to make it a very
peasant occasion. Lunch was served at
g o o
M. P. Sorensen of Mayfeld is visiting
friends in this city today.
O o o
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M Greaves Sunday morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

spent several days in this city this week.
lie returned home on Wednesday.
MT. W. Z. Gates went to Provo for a
Few days on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Hale, jr.. entertained
a party Of friends on Monday evening.
Cards formed the principal amusement.
~ MT; w: n Danielsen went to Salt Lake
A number of the friends of Mr. and
MIS- Victor Crockett combined to give
, rlrat wortny couple a very pleasant sur
Prlse on wednesday. The evening was
passed IN pleasant social pastime. Re-
Iresnments We're also served.
MISS Lydia Robbins of Salt Lake Wis
tied in Logan during the week as the
guest OF her brother, Mr.. Dave Robbins.
r. W. sloan came up from the can,ta,
on Wednesday to visit his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell of River
GAZE, Ida, are visiting here with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Crawford ''-'N
Mr.: c. c: Amussen and family returned
sn9 iiTst OF the week from four months
soJourn in California.
o 8 g
Mrs; F. L. Edwin of Salt Lake paid a
Visit TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
NHgore, this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughan was rendered
a reception on Saturday, which was the
elghty-third anniversarV of her birth
throng Of old-time friends were presenf
ana the afternoon and evening were spent
IN most enjoyable fashion
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Special Corresnnndennan

Especial Correspondence
Evanston, Wyo.. March I'm. w. Foote
arrived Saturday evening from a. trip to
Salt Lake and Ogden.
b 3. M: Ausherman was visitor to Zion
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MISS Robinson entertained few Young
TRENDS at the home of Mr. George Chap
man last Friday evening. A musical
guessing contest was the amusement of
the evening Miss June Roberts securing
me prize Delicious refreshments were
served and the evening passed most en-
Joyably until the wee small hours. Those
present were the Misses Ruth Chapman
LILLIAN Hamm, Grace FooJe. Clare Peter
son, Jean Doig. June Roberts. Mary
Morse, Nellie johnson and Jessie Strong.
Messrs. Walter and Lansing Foote
Charles GUnnell, VIII Hall, Henry Rath
Dun. James Winslow.
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Superintendent Baird of this division Of
thd Union Pacific returned Saturday
evening from a weeks trip 10 Omaha.
The Tightening social at the
Methodist parsonage Friday evening was
a grand success, about 100 people p3rtici
pating in the fun. There was a short pro-
gramme of music and recitations and
then paper and pencils We're given out and
| questions asked almost as fast as they
( could be read and the answers by some
were very ludicrOus, great many saying
that Jonah swallowed the whale and that
Abel killed Cain, and that EnOch was a
DOCK IN the Old Testament. Sandwiches.
cake and cocoa closed q very pleasant
! evening.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. James West
perpetrated a very pleasant surprise on
them Monday evening. Every one brought
something for the inner man and with
music and games a very Jolly evening
was spent; Those present We're Mr.. and
Grady, DR.. and Mrs. Bristol. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Z. Hollar. Mr.. and Mrs. M. w
FOote Mr.. and Mrs. Schwenck, Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Cashin. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Christy. Mr. and
Mrs. Penney, Mrs. Pete German, the
Misses Hollar, Ida Foote, Mckenzie, Kim
ball, Wilkinson. Messrs. O'FIynn, Ian
sing and Donald Foote, and Frank
Hollar.
Mrs. Mari, nother of Mr.. R. n. Man,
left Tuesday for her eastern home.
Mr.. Guy johnson was a Rock Springs
visitor during the past week.
Mr.. A v. Quinn was called to Rock
Springs the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. z E. Bradbury Of Red
Canyon. spent last Sunday with DR.. and
Mrs. Roth.
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Mr. Jake Gottstein has been i'll at the
home of Mr.. l. Kastor.
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Mrs. z. s. Hamaker of Red Canyon is
I'll with throat trouble.
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DR.. Wernett returned Tuesday from a
three weeks trip in the Big Piney cOun-
try.
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The A. o. L. w. ball Thursday even
ing was a little out of the usual order
and was largely attended. A drill was
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American Fork is visiting her notner
in Provo this week. The American
Fork schools are closed this week on
account of smallpox.
Mr.. A. D. Sutton entertained nus
bachelor friends at his home Inurs-
day evening in honor of his father-ln-
law, Mr.. D. T. Clark Of Grand juno
tion.
The parents class held an open ses-
sion in the Third ward meeting mouse
Wednesday evening. over $50 people
attended and listened to an exceIlent
lecture by Professor BrimhaH on the
subject, 1.-The Child"
Charles Sperry of Nephi was WISHING
Provo friends Friday.
G. A. Stain, proprietor of the Com
mercial hotel, visited in Salt Lake sew
eral days this week.
A delightful dancing party was given
In Southworth's hall Friday evening.
George r. Stoney attended the K. of
P. meeting in Salt Lake Friday even
ing.
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Lord Rooney a returned volunteer,
IS over from Eureka visiting Provo
friends for few days.
THE Suawanee River will be played
at the Provo opera house Thursday
evening. March %, by Messrs. George
"A. Nicola and E. D. Stair.