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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
SPRING CITY.

ST. ,S1ecial CoFrespondence.1
-- -.ly- Jan. I2.--N. H. OmanSen
81 ..E have returned from Provo and
al. Lake. where Fthey spent the holi-
%. ,--. Beck and Rasmus Justesen went
-----. Monday on court business.
s-s. - s.aeo6 Johnson and daughter were
'--A. visitors part Of the week,
N.- ". Nadsen was over for n few
g.-. nom his nj. Pleasant nome Mon
% o g
s..' Christensen has returned from
ian and viii leave Sunday for
ASKS" Do attend school.
g 9
r--..s . d. Y. Cassaday and H. P. Morrey
--. rem ln town during the week on
''...ss..--- business.
pm. ami Mrs. II. J. Simpson OF Nj.
v-r. H. .--ye4 with their son and his
d.e. --1. and AIRS. j. d. Simpson. Mon
9 o o
firm d. hyde returned home Thursday
1..-.-r <-eln Ctah. where he has been
t---.-.. .-rough Went south Monday. re-
81 - q
U-...- alfred and Ray Alfred returned
- s-y rom Marysvale. where tbev
15--.s- - TOT some time. They viii now
lot an indefinite period.
i----. many friends OF Miss Myrtle Ifv-
T-r-sF-.. 7.-lereu her a surprise nasty on
evening. il being her lSth birt1-
q .-.z-I----s were present and enjoyed
t-..-- ~ until the early hours r.
were served.
No g o. ~
VEN -'.. ana %ad Mrs. George J.. Sears gave a
,=--a S-.-l5 c2rd party at their resi-
vsr- eFqay evening Refreshments
served during the evening.
Tn % es
te-zs- many friends Of lIr. Heber C-;rrie-
agree .i,- - Hiss Mss Violet Alfred viii he
-re ~. ally marriage v-bi,.b ..,---s -
INST al Manu The.r friends here
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Especial Correspondence
Pleasant Grove. Jan. 13.-James Walker
teacher at the Lindon school. ives unable
to take charge Of his school Thursday
and Friday on account Of sickness.
g .
Jennie Bullock and Lucy Heron. who
have been living az Murray for the past
three months, returned home Monday
G g 9
Mrs. Frank Atwood returned 10 her
home In Murray Monday.
. g %
Mrs. Pearl Wadley and family are Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs c. 3. Holiday Of
American Fork.
. . %
Joseph Jensen and Professor JGhn SVEN
son Of the =. !. academy OF Provo were
here Sunday in the interest OF TIE same.
9 g o
Miss Anna Rose entertained a few
friends al high Eve Monday evening Re
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were natives Of Utah. Sixteen died IL
the hospitals.
OF contagious and infectious disaa sec
the following were reported for the
month. Scarlet fever, 4S cases; whoop-
ing cough, 10; typhoid fever. ;. and
smallpox and diphtneria, each 1 case.
The weekly report of the health de-
partment shows 20 cases of scarlet
fever under quarantine in the CITY. an
the Is cases of smallpox being isolated
at the pesthOuse. One case of typhoid
fever was reported. The births report
ed for the week numbered 10. and the
deaths Is. exclusive Of 3 bodies brought
from outside the city for interment.
---S--EEO-
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regular Tuesday night school at the
armory- Second Lieutenant s. +.
GOOdmans0n WIS the Instructor.
Company c held its regular weekly
I drill last Tuesday night with an at
tendance of fifteen, ana put up quite
an interesting drill. Lieutenant J. Ter
" was unable to be present on ac-
count Of the illness Of Mrs. Terry.
Company BIS drill last wednesday
night was well attended by both mem
bers and spectators, and an average at
tendance has been maintained 50 far
Of 81 per cent. Lieutenant J. Durand
was present the first time in two
months. his absence having been caus-
ed by the serious illness Of Mrs. Du-
rand.
/ Company E at BOuntiful is in the
swim with the rest OF the guard at drill.
having an attendance at last nights
drill of twenty-One, drill consisting Of
the manual Of arms and marchings in
which the company showed up in good
form.
Orders were issued yesterday by Cap
tain Lewis +. Gilbert 10 all members
Of company a. to report az the armory
tomorrow night at $50 x'clock p. m.
sharp for the purpose Of organizing a
social club.
Private Charles Watts. formerly of
company a, but now in Chicago, his,
has declared his intention of returning
to this city in the course Of a month
or two.
A general order viii be issued the
coming week for an inspection Of all
the organizations of the guard. and it
is said by one who knows, that the in
spection VIII be conducted by Lieuten-
ant Colonel J. T. Critchlow. inspector
general on the brigade staff.
Captain and Quartermaster Lewis f.
Gilbert has been very busy all week in
taking an inventory of ali public prop
erty in the state armoTy and in COM
pleting his annual report to Adjutant
General c. S. Burton.
The young blood" football team.
composed of members Of company A.
has disbanded for the season, owing TO
the financial straits of the Organiza-
ton as well as the absence of several
crack players.
The members of the guard will be
panied to learn of the sad news that
has just come that it viii be an i'm
possibility to repair the old leaky roof
now on the armory; umbrellas viii
therefore be in demand.
Charges and specifications against
CoTpOrals Parr and Brown and Privates
Bartlett. Rasmussen, Truelson, Kaighn.
Lewis. Watts. Hook and Mahon of
company A have been approved and
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OREGON SHORT line RlIAlll

po-tS, % oally line running through cars 10
~, ~ 'tss lndi Butte, Missouri river, Chicsso
'-'1 rs % Louis. without change.
T Tr-.lie caro- in effect Oct is. 1853
.aiils Wlli arrive and deuart At Salt
II ne Clty daily as follows:
Arrive.
sS1 g. Ogden. Chicago. Omaha.
LOUIS, Kansas City and
from T,L9. og4en. Portland. Spokane. ~ -
ciscoe' Helena and San Fran
From Milford sanpete Provo $40 IN
From Ha9 i63ttesrmed5iate points -. s:s5 an.
I'm Osuen Chicago. St Louis.
snd rS - City. Omaha. Denver
.. fqo Sae Gs ETga9Ieisso -. 500 pm
From r9a Terminus T13iu ..........-:... 400 pm.
FT meai9 PSsIP points -. $50 pm.
FROM 1ga9 og ana intermediates points $40 pm.
en-. O5een, Butte san Francis
oio Intermediate points, 80 pm.
Depart.
OF Ogden. Omaha. Chicago.
CnSeF, Kansas City, st. Louis.
oointe valley and intermediate
For [,Iad Tiiqtie Mercur and inter- -
49,. I4lleuiaJe points . 7.S m
OF Garfield Beach. TOoeIe
F9 9pa o Tl.esgmiggs ..;,.,....... 7:l5 an.
F land d sRd inteTmadiats points. g:l5 am.
Ogoen' Omaha, Chicago.
1 Ce45tesf, Kansas City, St. Louis
sFor Pm Prd,- FRANCISCO ---;;.. .11;45 an
For o5-lo5I q1ediate points ..... $50 pm
Sllaha, st. Louis and chs
For S,,i i,.'.'i;. ........--..-.. $40 pm
3I;aIclsco and intermediate
TeIes1JIbo,,;;a.' ~ 90 .............. S: IN
days. u 'N"O 10 Ho1 run sur
Daily except Sunday.
Ticket Office. Masonic block No IN
west Second South street.
Co., BANCROFT, Vice President and
ager
Ticket Agent. -'''-
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$50 Current
Xxx GAEI LAKE
SsSTs Time Table. :

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY
No 2-For Provo, Grand juno
ton and all points east 49,. z.l0 pm.
No. 4-FOr Provo, Grand juno
ton and all points east 80. 500 pm.
No. 6-FOr Bingham, Lehi7 Pro-
vO. Heber. Nj. Pleasant, Manti1
Belknap and intermediate
points .-.-.- ----.----- 600 e--iLl
No S-FOr Eureka. Payson, He
Der. Prove and intermediate
n0in+s .........-.. ........-....... 500 pm.
No For ogden and west ..,..- 9,15 pm.
M For ogden and west ...... 9:a5 am.
no. 42-For Park City .-----.--..- $50 am.
No. -9-FOr ogden, intermediate
and west ----..-- -------.-------.-.IL-U III Pm
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No Iron Provo. Grand June
ton and the east -..-.--..---..- $50 am.
No. 3-From Provo, Grand june
tiou and The east .----------.--. 500 p N.
Nc. From Provo, Heber, Bing-
nam. Eureka. Belknap, Manu
and intermediate points .-..--.. $50 2. N.
No C-FrOm ogden and the west 200 p. N.
No a-F'rom ogden and the west. 1865 p. m.
No. 6-FrOm ogden and points
west 800. -------- ----.-.-r------. go an
No From Eureka. Payson,
Heber. Provo and intermediate
roints ..... ....--.-.- .--,--.-----i J-u3 am
No I-From Park City --..-..... 5.45 pm.
Perfect Dining Car Service.
r,ot~f Omeu, 1O3 West Second South.
Postofi1ce Corner.
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Discount ON overcnats-

Our entire line to be closed out at %
per cent discount. Stylish, tailOr-made,
perfect fitting garments.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main st.
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freshments were ssrved and q Fensr
good time was had b. all Tfose present
WoTo5 Ella LdUson. Emma Larson, A. ME
Abbey, Amy Rosa AEna Rose Mere
Coombs, Otto Mayhem and J. II. COOMbS
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Maroon Glace at Kolitz'.

Do you want help Of any kind? The
Herald will run your advertisement
free on Sunday.
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Privates Ellis and Gurn johnson and
Lee Chamberlain have obtained leave
of absence for the purpose of slaughter
ing rabbits on the mountains.
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|l!I!Ill|.II'g!!:IiII
I.I!II:
IN The HEART
OF CHICAGO.

The Union Passenger Station IN
Chicago. into which all Burlington
trains run, is located in the very
heart of the city.
The best hotels, the biggest bust
rsse establishments, the largest the
.+res are only a few blocks distant
To reach them it isn't even necessary
m take a street car.
To reach Chicago it IS necessary to
tia the Burlington Route-that IS, It
= 3 1ou want the best there is. Two
.-ains a day-the Chicago Special,
ING Denver at $50 p. m, and the
v.s+ibuIed Flyer, leaving at 1880
p. m.
r,o,,a+s At Offices of Connecting Lines
TICKET OFFICE,
ga South West Temple st.
R. E. NESLEN,
r,v Pass. and Freight Agent.
B. R. WATSON,
General Agent, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

Major II. NJ II. Land the summonary
court officer viii order their trial this
cnmInE Merk.
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Sergeant David Everett Of the signal
corps, has not enlisted in the United
States army as reported, having recon-
sidered the matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

But one enlistment was recorded last
week, that of Stephen c. Mills in COM
pany 3.
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Company A viii hold its postponed
business meeting tomorrow night at
the armOry at $3.50 O'Clock D. N.
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Private Carl Peterson Of company A.
has reiinquished his furlOugh of ninety
days, having obtained employment in
the city.
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Do you want a situation? The Her
aid viii run your ad free on Sunday.
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES


But one enlistment was recorded last
week, that Of stephen c. Mills in COM
pany B.
Private Carl Peterson Of company A.
has reiinquished his furlOugh of ninety
days, having obtained employment in
the city.
Sergeant David Everett Of the signal
corps, has not enlisted in the United
States army as reported, having recon-
sidered the matter.
Privates Ellis and Gurn johnson and
Lee Chamberlain have obtained a leave
Of absence for the purpose of slaughter
ing rabbits on the mountains.
Company A viii hold its postponed
business meeting tomorrow night at
the armOry at $3.50 O'Clock p. N.
A board Of examiners consisting Of
Captain o. II. Hassing, Lieutenants J.
Durand, A. p. GOOdmanson and Ser
geant A. L,}ud Of company r, has been
appointed 10 examine candidates for
cOrpOralship.
Reports from company f at Manti
MI.
the average being "a per cent for the
past six months. Captain Kamerman
is wen liked and is also an efficient
officer
Sergeants Sheffield and Welte Of the
signal corps have applied for two
months furlough, as their business
calls them out Of the city.
corps. has asked that the board of ~
quiry be appointed to inquire into Ger
tain misunderstanding existing be
tween Captain J. A. Greenewaid and
himself.
Inquiries are being made at the state
armOry as 10 the why and wherefore
Of the hospital corps, which has not
drilled for upwards of three months.
and the members of the infantry COM
panies are talking Of following suit.
Last Thursday evening Captain and
Mrs. Gilbert entertained a few Of their
friends at cards at their home. Prizes
were won by Alexander Fowler and
Meddanes Z. Lewis and NJ. Shaw.
Quartermaster Sergeant AdoIph I.und
of company 3, has beer busy ali week
in collecting equipments and other par
aphernalia belonging TO his company,
which members have failed 20 return.
Company A was unable to hold its
drill last Monday night or the business
meeting which was scheduled for that
date, on account of the officers attend
ms a meeting Of the officers associa-
ton
The signal corps held its regular
drill last Thursday night, also an in
spectl0n OF arms and equipments by
Captain j. A. GreeneWald An attend
anee OF twenty members made everv-
thing lock serene.
The nOn-commissioned officers and
lance Jacks" Of company B, held their
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A board Of examiners consisting Of
Captain o. II. Hassing, Lieutenants J.
Durand, A. p. GOOdmanson and Ser
geant A. Ls}ud of company r, has been
appointed 10 examine candidates for
cOrpOralship.
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Company E at Bountiful is in the
swim with the rest OF the guard at drill.
having an attendance at last nights
drill Of tWenty-One, drill consisting of
the manual of arms and marchings in
which the company showed up in good
form.
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Reports from company + at Manti
show an excellent attendance at drill.
the average being 81 per cent for the
past six months Captain Kamerman
is well liked and is also an efficient
officer.
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Charges ard specifications against
COrpOrals Parr and Brown and Privates
Bartlett, Rasmussen, TruelsOn, Ksighn,
Lewis, Watts. Hook and Mahon of
company A have been approved and
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The members Of the guard will be
panied to learn of the sad news that
has just come that it will be an i'm
possibility to repair the old leaky roof
now on the armOry; umbrellas viii
therefore be in demand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

Company c held its regular weekly
drill last Tuesday night with an at
tendance Of fifteen, ana put up quite
an interesting drill Lieutenant J. Ter
~ was unable to be present on ac-
count Of the illness Of Mrs. Terry.
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Sergeants Sheffield and Welte Of the
signal corps have applied for two
months furlough, as their business
calls them out of the city.
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regular Tuesday night school at the.
armory- Second Lieutenant a. p
G0odm1ns0n WAS the instructor.
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The non-commissoned officers and
ance Jacks Of company B, held their
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

The young blood" football team.
composed Of members Of company A,
has disbanded for the season, owing TO
the financial straits of the Organiza-
ton as well as the absence of several
crack players.
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Pol oaaly line running through cars 10
. -, % tiSand Butte. Missouri river. Chicsso
'-'I rs % Louis, without change.
Tr ne cdrG IN effect Oct. Is 1888.
80 atils VIII arrive and depart at Salt
= ne city daily as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

The signal corps held its regular
drill last Thursday night, also an in
specti0n of arms and equipments by
Captain J. A. GreeneWald An attend
anee OF twenty members made every
thing look serene
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

Lieutenant ". G. Scott of the signal
corps, has asked that the board of n
quiry be appointed to inquire into Ger
tain misunderstanding existing be
tween Captain J. A. Greenewald and
himself.
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The Daughters Of the King held their
monthly open meeting with Miss Edith
Frost. There were quite a number pres
ent and a most delightful evening was
spent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Alfred, who
were married in Thatcher. Ariz. last
week, arrived in Kaysville yesterday and
viii spend week visiting here with rela-
tives prior to Mr.. Alfred leaving on q
mission TO New Zealand. Mrs Alfred
was formerly Miss Sylvia Falkner of
rTl-arena-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-12
CAPT. GLENN ANNOYED.
Didn't Expect His Announcement to
Be Published.

Winston, n. c., Jan. 11-(Special.) ,
Capt r. b. Glenn is greatly annoyed
over the announcement in the papers that
he is a candidate for the United States
Senate. A representative of the Atlanta
Journal did talk with him while in Wash
ington, but Capt. Glenn did not know his
statement would be published.
Capt. Glenn says he considers it too
early for him or any one else to declare
himself candidate for the Senate, but
that every good Democrat should devote
his time and attention TO the ratification
of the Constitutional Amendment, as he
considers this of more Importance than
the question of a successor to Senator
Pritchard.
Their Q is one error in the
Atlanta Journals interview with
Capt. Glenn which he wishes corrected.
He is made to say, eve are tired OF
being ruled by the ignorant vote" What
he said was. 1--WE are tired of being ours
ed by the ignorant. vicious negro vote. y
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-12
ovERCoAT THIEVES sETENCED
Cases Disposed of in Superior Court
Yesterday.

I'm the Superior Court yesterday
Frank Williams and Tom Williams, the
Young white men who some months
ago stole overcoats from the halls at
Capt. w. II. Days. +. O. Mornings, DR..
Smiths and w. b. Hutchings were
allowed to plead guilty TO larceny in
stead of being tried for burglary. They
were sent to the roads for two years
each.
William Russell and Tom Scott. two
Chicken thieves, were given seven months
each ON the roads.
Sidney Scott and Lillian Gregory.
both colored, We're found guilty and
Green was sent to the roads for five
months and the woman, on account of
her small children, was administered
the debtors oath and discharged.
Wesley Pearce, a young white man,
was tried for the larceny of 8 eggs from
Mr.. +. t. Johnson's store ON Whining
ton street, also for assault ON Johnson
and biting his ear so that he is dis
figured for life. He was found guilty
of larceny and sentenced to months on
the roads. judgment being suspended in
the assault case.
John Abrams was tried for assault
with a pistol on Albert Dunston. color
ed. on West street. The jury acquitted
Mr.. Abrams and he was discharged.
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Naval officer Commits Suicide.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE following
cablegram was received at the Navy
Department today from Admiral Schley:
''Montevideo. Jan. II.
ITO the Secretary of the Navy:
Lieutenant Commander +. II. Green
committed suicide Wednesday evening.
Arrangements have been made for burial
ashore. A board isrordered to examine
the circumstances of the case and re-
port"
No cause is suggested by friends here,
and he has an excellent record.
Francis e. Greene was born in Indiana
and was appointed a midshipman in 1867.
He graduated in 1871. When the war
broke ont he became the executive off
Ger of the Montgomery. He became a
Lieutenant Commander in 1899 and
was again ordered to the Montgomery
on the South Atlantic Station, where he
was serving at the time of his death.
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MIR. ASHLEY HORNE.
States That He Will Not Be Candi-
date For State Treasurer,

81 have decided not to Be candidate
for State Treasurer said Mr.. Ashley
Horne, of Johnston county yesterday.
1T has been very gratifying TO me to
receive unsolicited assurances of suppol t
from prominent Democrats IN all sections
of the State. have enough letters in
my office to practically assure ME the
nomination, but after mature rehe elton
1 have decided not to ne candidate
My private business and responsibilities
demand all my time and attention.
would be unwilling to accept a public
position unless l could give it my undi-
vided attention. To do this would re-
quire more sacrifice of my private in
terests than / ought to make. Besides
| have devoted my life to a business and
do not think that politics would suit
me. At the same time / am very CRATE
full to the many who have urged me to
make the race and offered their sup
port"
This announcement will be read with
regret by the many friends of Mr.. Horne
who had hoped to see him the next State
Treasurer. He would have made a mod
ell candidate and a model officer. He is
one of the first business men in the
State-one of the wisest, safest and
most prudent financiers in the State. He
is interested, in addition to his large en-
terprises at Clayton, in many industrial
and banking enterprises in Raleigh and
elsewhere, and his business judgment is
as nearly infallible as that of any man
the State has produced. The nominal
ton of man of his business success and
reputation, of his sterling integrity, and
devotion to Democratic politics would
have been a tower of strength to the
ticket
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-12
WEDDING AT MORRIsvILLE.
A Son of Sheriff Page WEEDS Young
Lady From Asheville.

Yesterday afternoon, at the residence
of Rev. w. s. Olive, near Apex, Mr..
w. l.. Page, oldest son of Sheriff M. w.
Page. of this county, and Miss e. Clyd
Morris, daughter of Mr.. A. f. Morris,
of Asheville, were married.
The wedding was a surprise to the
people of Morrisville, where Mr.. Page
lives, and will no doubt be as great a
surprise to the people of Asheville, the
brides home
Miss Marris and Mr.. Page met last DC
tober during the Fair Then Miss Nor
ris visited at Morrisville. Among those
she visited were Mr.. Pages sisters.
A few days ago she left Morrisville
and went to Nelson, in Durham county,
to visit relatives there. Nelson is on the
Southern railway, and yesterday morn
ing as the morning train from Greens
boro came along Miss Morris got on at
Nelson. AT Morrisville Mr.. Page board
ed the train. When the train reached
Cary both got off and found a carriage
and marriage license there awaiting
them. having been sent up from Raleigh
by a mutual friend who is now in the
city.
In this carriage the couple drove to the
home of Rev. w. S. Olive, Baptist
minister living near Apex, and were
married. Then they returned to Mr..
Pages home in Morrisville.
Though it was a surprise wedding,
both the young people have many friends
in the community in which they live who
will extend to them warmest cOngratula-
tons and heartiest good wishes.