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PROBATE AND GuARDIANsHIp
NOTICES.

sNbIitIo.
Consult County Clerk or tbo ro,o..,,,..
slsners for further Information P''"'o
., in THE DISTRICT COURT pRonATp
Division, In and Tor salt Lake Comfy sax
oI yuan In the matter OF the estate III
Nll.lAm stOrk0ulc deceased. Notice mo
piutl0n uf isaac N MaddeIl. eye,ulof of th,
H't WI aud ot tbo estate Ut William Slo,t~
nue decreased, praying for tho settlement az
nhai account OF said Isaac N. Wuddel
r r,'id'r TOY me distribution " tho
IIvNldHe or SAID cstutc TO the uc.so1s en-.
Ile1, has been sci Tor hparlng a,
~ uriay. the gth day OF lobrulry 4 ID
Vl' az lO'W o COCK a. m az I've County
Uoult House, In the Court Room of Stii
T9utt' In Salt Lake City, salt Lake C0rnty.
Witness the Clerk q, Slll
Court with the ,al thereof
lsfAl.| aihNed this 18th DAY OF Jan,
A. D. 1901
r JONN JAMES. Clerk
Ihumas Adams, Attorney.
-. IN the DISTRICT COURT. pRonArg
Division. In and Tor salt Lake County stata
OF Utah In the matter Of tho estat, of
lpe'l ROuacy, decreased Nuli,p. Ina ma.
ltonoI lieb-rJ, komHty, adm nl,trltlr Of
lhr estate u Albert Bomney, deceased. for
''t1'uluN'l OF INC sue or the following de.
srrlbed reul estate OF said decedeut. tn-ylt.
CommenlIng 1853 rods west 81 the northeast
corner of Lot ID. Block A. Plat "a" MI
tleu survey running thence south II. rod,
thence west I " rds, thence north rod
Thence west 35j rods thence north 10 rodt
ulchet cas-, 81 rods tn pace VI beginning
A't J a, county. state Of Utah, subjected
~ right NJ way over the south rod OF tho
cast ~, ro1,, tof tho sum OF 5000 and uuon
tie 10 loving terms to- viii, cash M ron
lrmalion AS appears from the return OF sale
VI. d In TINS Court has been sctt.r hearing
on saturday the IN day o. Febru,
aiy a. d. 1901, az 30 O'Clock o. m.
AZ the County Court House. i'm Inc Coupt
Lake County, Utah.
Witness the CLERK Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed, this 10Th
lsEALl day NJ January. A. n. 1901.
JOIN JAMES, CLERK.
By AlBERr j, SCARE Deputy Clerk.
stewart stewart, Attorneys
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LOGAN.
SUGAR PLANT CONTRACTS LET.
Death of j. COMPTON Ecclesiastical
Changes In First and Second Wards.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., Feb, John Mar
shall day win be celebrated by the local
legal fraternity next Monday evening,
when the following program will be
rendered.
Presentation of Resolutions--.Attor-
ney p. +. Keller
Address in Honor of John Marshall
Attorney j. c, Walters,
Response TO Address-Judge Hart.
Brief addresses by members Of the
bar.
SUGAR PLANT CONTRACTS LET.
The site Of the Logan sugar factory
has now been definitely decided upon
final surveys having today been COM
pleted by Jas. A, West. Mr. n. c, Fly
gare, who has charge of the building
operations. yesterday awarded con-
tracts for material as follows; James
Cantwell OF Milville. 500 tons OF rock;
II. r. Hanson Of Providence 1000 tons
Of rock; Hanson Bros. Of Providence.
1000 tons Of sand, Logan Lime COM
pany, 5000 bushels OF lime. Excavation
will be commenced as soon as the
weather will permit The steel frame
work will be placed in position as soon
as the foundation Is completed, and the
brick walls Will be built around It. The
floors will be of cement and the roof OF
tile, making the building absolutely
fireproof.
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lSonsuit County Clerk or the respectlyo
NsHeis Tor further Information
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ABUSED THE OFFICER

A John Malan was arrested yesterday
A femoon on Traders alley here in Og-
den. By Deputy Sheriff Bailey. on the
rhage OF disturbing the peace, The
'ofcer was on The alley on business,
and MaIar called him vile names and
otherwise disturbed the peace He was
given hearing before Justice Champ
.aeys on the charge, and bound over
under s30Q bonds In default Of which
he was given Into TIE custody Of Sheriff
Layne,
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rrolse. sentinel, Samuel FenstermaRer'
nicket. j. NJ. Hawkins
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sr,rT ON A NOTE.

3, whitehead brought suit it ags aga IS'
. llI', a 81 ,be rate Of . per cent per sp
. ,gsI 4 from March, 1885, ALLEGED 70 W. Us
lua On a promIssory note gwen v w
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. s.IiIEE.r,d % BY tie same ''''', -
Z OGDEN News ).
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4, DAMAGE SUIT FILED
simeon nD're'.on CONTRACTS
VII Of s'|' sr.o sugar FACTORY
Let o. osae" school A'''''"

!, III. second district t, 'o o,ar !,
Films, IS. a led with the eo oTon, t't the
piay By AT pacific railway G con Danny,
a .,s The plaintiff P ora aDa 'o costs Of
@ in r he complaint conn., alleges 'a mat S de-.
a. 70, s.. IN the employ ,. Of the li pi
'ini.a % oompany on December anD milling lrs.
ai'ni . ,Srg On locomotive .5 pu,'' nr'
4, l' @ain running west ' unas' had Dyi
..', md that said freight a. .u I,a'n No
q, a. * say Of tack over SG. '" III was
l thai sald nss,g,sigen,ly entrusted Hsi. t 10
he sSa't Y the the defendant mt engineer eul'
FAMED uha,Tss aSdler was incom.pl''ea,sedn
at q. as s.os careless and u iO dissfead.
.t his 9slss ,,as well known to u ,d that
which iasi T saye been known, ana wa ,Ss
saidler n @psi' carelessy passed by and ND
date menQ Eanlou station, Nevada F ON.
.l,' n ii about one ME n,,o ea' with said
@n engine MEM No. The Tn, plaintiff observed as5
" s' engine coming down ' couId not be
knowing tn taai iunp oe from his engine ,sn,n
avoided n I Iujurng his spinal column ,.hIcn
"a Otherwise I'M, 1i9ri l9ssso Sl% 'V and VIII
Il pa :. " able 10 do manual labor as'''''
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n,,,>nrtNr ASSESSMENT NOTICE

nv order CT the BOARD OF Directors
salt Lake CITY. Utah, January -, lg)l
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Provo. Feb. 1.-The case of Lucy
Heron VS. Warren c. Boley was argued
Yesterday, by pr. Tanner for plaintiff,
and j. w. N. Whitecotton, VIM y,
Rydalch and d. d. Houtz for the de-
PENDANT.
The jury retired at 5:l5 and returned
after being out about four hours with
a verdict in favor Of plaintiff. award
ing her damages in the sum of $4,000.
Thirty days 70 serve notice of inten-
tion 70 move for a new trial was grant
cd defendant,
, 1901-12-28
Grau Opera company.

Thursday, Jan. End Grau's Opera
company will appear at Manager opera
house and present on a grand scale
Fra Diavolo,' and the famous sex
tette from Lucia"
A Chicago critic says: ut Is perfect
ly safe to say that there Is not in
America today the material for an
ether company of artists who could
have sung Fra Diavolo" as it was
sung last night and made such a sue
cess as was made last evening by
sheer force of legitimate art were the
charms of Fra Diavolo," converted
from stage to audience. The environ
ment of the singers was lost track of
entirely in the pleasure created by
their superb vocalism. No more fiat.
tering tribute could be paid to any OF
the artists than to declare that their
art was overwhelming. It can truth.
fully he said that Fra Diavolo" is one
Of the greatest productions that mas
ever been witnessed in the city of Chi
Cago. The stage settings, costuming
and accessories are simply gorgeous
, 1901-12-28
Endowment Rank, X. p.

Section 444, Endowment Rank.
Knights Of Pythias, held its annual
meeting last night, there being a large
attendance Of members. and elected
the following officers:
President-Frank Spafford.
Vice President-Amos Tefft.
Secretary-P. c. Rauner.
The report of the secretary showed
that the section has Al members, car
rying $4,000 insurance. During the
year two members Of the section had
died-Larry Malloy, carrying $4,000,
and Edmund Peale, carrying $1,000.
The section includes nearly 40 per
cent of the members Of Damon lodge.
, 1901-12-28
Knights Of the Maccabees.

Laramie tent No. 7, Knights Of the
Maccabees, last night elected the fol
lowing officers:
Commander-Frank Coolican.
Lieutenant Communication E
Prahl.
Record Keeper. R. Swigart.
Finance Keeper-G. F. Decklemann
Chaplain-A. C. Milford.
Physician-I. R. Swigart.
Sergeant-Clause Burke.
Master-at-Arms-Otto Lehman.
First Master of the Guard-Harry
Hamer.
Second Master Of the Guard-Frank
Lehman.
Sentinel-Warren Davis.
Picket-James J. Kehoe.
, 1901-12-28
Special Meeting Of Board.

Notice is hereby given hat there
will be a special meeting of the board
of county commissioners, at the office
of the county clerk at the court house,
beginning Monday, December 80, 1901,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, when all bills
against the county should be present.
ed for allowance. The session will
last Monday and Tuesday.
By order of the Board,
JAMES McGIBBON,
County Clerk.
118t3
, 1901-12-28
MINERS FILE
PROOFS oE LABOR.


The following proofs OF labor on
mines were filed today:
BY M. o. Newsome, on the ]. M. Nc
Gehee.
BY A. e. Miller. on the Empire and
Douglas.
BY Louis Miller for the American
Gold and Copper company, On the
Copper Queen, the Liberty Bell, the
Helen and the Mckinley, in the Jelm
district.
By Louis Miller, on the Jessie Group,
the Tom Reed and Belmont in the
Jelm district.
By Charles N. Settele, on the Pluto,
the Vulcan and the Halleck, Nos. l and
g., in the Halleck canon district.
, 1901-12-28

among lLS meHlDeTS SOm6 Oh Lue ledu-
ing German and other citizens Of Lara
mic, will celebrate the nineteenth an
niversary OF its birth on Saturday, jan
uary 4, and will confne the invitation
list to the members Of the society.
There will be a musical and literary
program, a banquet and one Or two
spoonfuls of Anheuser Busch or. some
thing equally as good" The conquests
and contests Of the society will be told
in poetry, prose and meter, and the
members will enjoy the one day In the
year devoted absolutely to merry-mak-
ing. When the society was organized
it had about thirty members, half a
score of whom are still members. 1t
now has about sixty-lve. Some have
died and some have moved away, but
for nearly twenty years the society
has hung together, through thick and
thin, through sunshine and shadow,
through joy and sorrow, a band of men
who have for their aim the betterment
Of their fellows.
The society "a organized for So
cial and musical purposes In a room In
the northern part of the city. The
members met once a week, sang songs,
told stories and discussed current
events.
In 1886, after the Maennerchor bad
moved from place to place, meeting
for a while over a blacksmith shop,
going thence to Hess hall, on Front
street, the membership had grown sc
that it had to have a hall large enough
Ito accommodate the society in its en-.
larged form.
The hall in the second story Of the
building opposite Holidays, now used
as a meat market, wa fitted up and
here the society stayed until 1t went
to its own building. now the Manager
opera house, on Third street, between
Grand and Garfield streets.
When the Holiday opera house was
closed there was no other theater thar
the little private one used by the
M~aennerchor society, and the board Of
trustees conceived the idea of fitting
up the hall for theatrical purposes
Prof. William Marquardt was made
manager and has retained the position
since.
The present Officers of the society
are: Otto schwatke, president; Will
lam Mercher, vice president; Charles
Troederup, secretary; George Deckel
mann, treasurer; Otto schwatke, Her
man Hegewald. August Trabing, Fred
Koesler and F. w. OFT, directors; Prof
William Marquardt, musical director.
The society has maintained its week
lily meetings the most Of the time, and
at different time has given public and
semi-public entertainments. None have
been given for several months, howev.
er, but the musical feature has not Ian.
pushed, as q double quartette from
the society rendered some very accept
able numbers at the Industrial conven.
ton The society attends the funerals
of its members or their. families, and
the musical feature on these occasions
is a marked one.
The Republican congratulates the 80
ciety on this occasion, It having reach.
ed what may well be called . ripe
age. and trusts that it, years may ~.
be long in the land. Its singers make
, 1901-12-28
LODGES
ELECT OFFICERS FOR THE CON-
ING YEAR AND MAKE THEIR
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Endowment Rank Of the Knights Of
Pythias Shows Healthy Condition
and Large Percentage Of Member
ship-knights Of the Maccabees
and Daughters Of Rebekah.

This is a busy season among the diff,
fereut lodges and orders in Laramie.
of which there are a large number.
The election and installation Of officers
and the filings of the annual reports
add interest t 0 the various meetings.
, 1901-12-28
Scotchmen Attention.

There will be a meeting at the Odd
Fellows hall Saturday night at S
O'Clock for the purpose of arranging
for the proper celebration of the N,
niversary of Robert Burns.
1873 Committee.
, 1901-12-28
PERSONAL

". boyu VI luduO 10 at Tic NuSlei.
J. B. Jones is a guest at the Thorn
burgh.
j. D. Mallon of Denver is at the
Johnson.
Miss May of Kimball, Neb., is at the
Johnson.
James Lotus, the barber, has gone
to Denver.
C. NJ. Buxton of Lookout is at the
Thornburgh.
E. G. CHATTER of Mapleton, Utah, is
at the Kuster.
Scott ]. Hendon of Galesburgh, ILL.,,
IS a guest at the Kuster.
George Puntill of Rock River is a
guest at the Thornburgh.
Hon. J.. S. Atherly returned to his
home at Sherman this forenoon.
Frank Mcdonald Of Wood is in the
city, a guest at the Johnson hotel.
Clark Hader is in from his ranch
dllu Is d quest dI Tic JOnloou hoIoi.
Mrs. J. s. Davis and son, James, left
today for Kansas City for a visit with
friends.
A. E. Jupp, manager Of the rolling
mills, was an e%ast-bound passenger
last night.
C. Daily of Fort Collins has been in
the city for a day or two, and is stop
ping at the Kuster. e.
Mckay Russey Of Rifle and D. M.
Hansen and George Dies of Spicer,
Colo, are stopping at the Johnson.
Sheriff AL Cook returned last night
from an official visit to Hermosa
where he had been serving papers in
civil cases.
Mrs. Sallie Smith returned to hel
home at Salt Lake today, taking with
her the two small children of hel
brother, Al Fisher.
Wilkie Collins is taking a vacation
during the holidays, having left 70,
Denver, Cheyenne and Laramie las
Friday evening.-Lusk Herald.
Mrs. John Knadler, who has beer
the guest Of Mrs. Langheldt since
Christmas, and little Miss Enid Jones
returned to their home al Cheyenl
today.
Mrs. Galbraith and children, tn,
family of H. D. Galbraith, the mana
ger of the Hot Springs hotel property
arrived here Friday evening.-sarato
ga Sun.
Mrs. Sherlock, who has been visit
ing the family Of her father, Georg'
Featherstone, returned to her home a
Cheyenne today. She was here for tn
Christmas dinner at home.
Prot. Frank E. Emory, the new pro
fessor Of agriculture and horticulture
atsthe University Of Wyoming, arrives
from Skowhegan, Maine, today, t.
make his home here. He will no
bring hts family until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Walcott and chi
dren left today for Hamilton, Mo
where they will visit for two or thre'
weeks while Mr.. Walcott, who is
conductor on the Union Pacific, is re
covering from an injury sustained
few days ago, when he had a finge
mashed.
Leon Mayer, the general representa-
tive for Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, is in tn
city today, arranging for the coming @
Jefferson's Rip Van Wrinkle compan.
to the Opera House on the night Of tn
9Th of January. The piece will be pu
on here with all its accessories will
Mr.. Thomas Jefferson, the on Of tn
original Joe Jefferson, in the title role
, 1901-12-28
Mckinley Memorial Fund.

Mckinley Memorial Fund.
Subscriptions will be received at the
Albany County National bank for the
Mckinley Memorial fund. No person
Ii expected to contribute more than
one dollar. Receipts will be issued and
proper credit given to each donor. who
will thereafter receive . souvenir.
u. CRuMRINE,
OLE UPsON.
". =. CHAPLIN,
Committee.
, 1901-12-28
CHEYENNE LADY TO
WE'D CASPER PREACHER

Miss Bertha Mills, deputy state sup.
e%rintendent Of public instruction at
Cheyenne, and Rev. ]. L. Craig. rector
of the Episcopal church at Casper, will
be married at Cheyenne on Saturday
January 4, 1902.
, 1901-12-28
Try our 1Oc can corn
at Peabody's.


Mlchigan's Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting Of the Michigan
Copper company will be held at Its
office In Laramie on Monday, Janu'
airy 9Th, 1901, from 10 a.. m. to s p. m.
for the election Of a board Of six trus'
tees for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business az
may come before the meeting.
JOHN H. WEIR, President.
WILLIAM DALEY, Secretary.
1876
, 1901-12-28

FOR SALE-A bedroom set, piano,
folding bed, kitchen range and house
plants. Call Saturday or Monday at
bishops house. LUTHER FOSTER.
119t2
, 1901-12-28
Daughters Of Rebekah.

Laramie Rebekah Lodge No. 1
Daughters of Rebekah, has elected the
following officers:
Noble Grand-Mrs. A. T. Foster. p
Vice Grand-Kittie Appleman.
Secretary-Florence Hartley.
Treasurer-Mrs. Mary Yund.
, 1901-12-28

Fine Shirts, Ties, Slippers, Gloves.
Suspenders, Muflers make useful Xmas
gifts. See Woodruff & Terry's before
buying elsewhere.
, 1901-12-28
HOSE coMPANY's
ANNUAL ELECTION.

HOSE COMPANIES
ANNUAL ELECTION.
Railroad Hose Company No. 4 held
It's annual meeting last night and elect.
ed the following officers:
Foreman-F. H. Lasher.
First Assistant-John Lohlein.
Second Assistant-James Blair.
Secretary-John Lenihau.
Treasurer-William Blair.
Property Man-Charles McDermott
and William Cook.
A repast followed the election.
, 1901-12-28

Curtice Brothers Fancy
Brand Can Goods, inolud-
ing Blue Label Catsup
only 25c per bottle at Lar
annie Grocery Co.
, 1901-12-28

Hose company No. 2 will give a
dance at Maennerchor hall New Years
eve. Everybody invited. 1855
, 1901-12-28
Order of Red Men.

Wasatch Tribe No. 2, Improved Or
der of Red Men, elected the following
officers at its meeting last evening.
which will be installed on the night Of
January 10, when there will be a ban
Quet:
Prophet-P. F. Bath.
Sachem-Thomas c. Hunt.
Senior Sagamore-Fred Roeseler.
junior Sagamore-John Green.
Keeper of Wampum-H. Haberland.
Chief of Records-Charles M. Mis-
sen.
, 1901-12-28
BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION OF MAENNERCHOR
SOCIETY A WEEK FOR
THIS EVENING.

Organized Nineteen Years Ago In a Lit.
tie Room in the Northern Part Of
the City, the Society Has Grown
to Number sixty-Five Member
Invitation List Will Include Mem
bers Of Society Only.
, 1901-12-28

Slippers make nice Xmas gifts TO
men. See Woodruff Z Terry's line.
, 1901-12-28

wANrEp-wkk By woman. In
quire at this once. 1851
, 1901-12-28

French hair switches. Wefts and
pompadour at Mrs. Lille Gregorys.
- d14m1
, 1901-12-28

Zero Collar listers for cold weather
Woodruff & Terry. exclusive agents.
, 1901-12-28

At Hunt Z Rudkfr's Popular Marks.
you cAa buy:
Is lbs. Cabbage for. ........... 76c
Slbs. sound Apples fol. &c
10 lbs. Potatoes f6f................2 6c
All meats and other goods in their
line are being sold at . greatly reduc-
Cd price.
, 1901-12-28

Zero Collar Refers and listers fol
boys. at Woodruff Z Terry's.
, 1901-12-28

Daily Republican soc per month.
, 1901-12-28

PIANO FOR REnr-Apply At this
once.
, 1901-12-28

$ll.6O for choice of any $15 and sic
Serge. Cheviot, Melton and Worsted Suit in
frocks Inc round and square cut sacks and
Varsity styles. For the above price you
have the choice of at least $50 suits.
what to buy or that man or a X mas resen
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Newark Folk on Visits

Special Dispatch to Evening Journal
Newark, April 1.-EX-Coroner Byard
Widdoes is very i'll at his home in this
town.
Miss Addie Armstrong Is visiting
friends in Germantown.
Miss Ola NOrh is the guest of New
York friends.
Miss Jennie Raub is visiting in
Quarryville, Pa
Miss Emma Armstrong is entertain
ing Miss Cecil Osborne, of New York
city.
William Colmery was a Washington
d. c., visitor last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac y. Moore who
have been residing in Wilmington FOL
two months, have again taken up theii
home in this town.
Victor G. Willis. pitcher on last
years Boston National League base
BAH club. left yesterday for Philadel-
phia, where he joins the American
League team.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
DOIngs Of Delaware City Folk

Special 70 the Evening Journal
Delaware City, April Maxwell
Reybold. Of Key West. who has been
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reybold, has re-
turned to his home.
William A. Jester spent Saturday in
Wilmington
NJ. c. Smith, of Wilmington, spent
yesterday in town.
Charles Shearer who has been at
w. A. testers drug store for the past
two months, has accepted a position in
Clayton
Miss Margaret OiNeiM has returned
from two months visit to Kirkwood
Mrs. II. p. Scott and children. OF
Lexington, are in Atlantic City.
Miss Dora Davis, who has been a
guest at Lexington. the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. p. Scott, has returned to
her home.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Hines spent
Saturday and Sunday in Hockessln.
George N. Bright spent to-day in
Philadelphia.
William Hagan spent yesterday in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. A. Lofand is spending a few
days in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02

during the past week, owing to thel
serious illness of Mr. SOuthard'
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melvin spdnt
Sunday with friends in Wilmington.
NJ. E. Brown, OF Philadelphia, was
the guest of Newport friends ON Sun
day.
Willard G. Moore paid short visit to
his brother, the Rev. A. Green, this
week.
Mrs. Charles Long visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Myers. on Sunday.
Miss Name Banks. OF Wilmington,
was the guest Of Newport friends on
Sunday
Gilbert Whann, of Philadelphia. is
visiting relatives in Newport for a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lyman spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bullen, of Christiana.
Mrs. Charles NJ. GrOome was a Wis
itor in Wilmington on Saturday.
Miss Isoueltta Sillitoe and Mr.. Wood
side spent Sunday with Miss Sillitoe's
parents, near Newport.
Miss Lizzie Smith, of Wilmington,
was the guest of relatives ON Sunday.
Everett Higgins and his mother Mrs.
John Higgins, visited Wilmington on
Saturday.
James Eastburn. formerly of New
port, but now employed in Philadel-
phia, has been spending a few days
with relatives here
Mrs. Avery. wife of the Rev. Walter
Avery, of Harrison Street NJ. T.
lChurch, Wilmington, was entertained
by MIS-. w. r. Finn on SATURDAY
Miss Clara Abbott was a visitor in
Wilmington on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Spahr, OF VIII
mington. are visiting Mrs Thomas
Draper for a few days.
William Barnes, of Wilmington.
visited Newport friends on Sunday.
John Foard, salesman for the Ar
mour Company. of Chester. spent Sat
Iuday and Sunday with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Philips were
the guests OF their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. CranstOn, on Sunday.
II r. Clayton. of Wilmington. was
visitor among Newport friends OF
Saturday.
n George HOuck, Jr., spent Sunda,
with Wilmington friends.
ElwOOd Conlyn and son. David. Wis
lted Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Vandegrift or
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Dempsey have re-
turned from a visit 10 relatives in Pas.
chall.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Newport People Entertain

opeual 20 the Evening Journal
Newport, April Roy Hickman. OF
Wilmington, spent Friday evening with
Newport friends
The Newport Euchre Club met al
the home of Miss Estelle Cranston on
Friday evening.
Miss A. A. Johnson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. e. Southard have
spent several days in Philadelphia