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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-07
Society's Note Book.

Society's Note Book.
Mrs. Felix Travis will entertain a few
friends at cards next Monday evening,
friends before her marriage.
c. w. Enzie of this city will be mar
ried on the 18th to Miss Carrie Belle Dem
ton OF Danville. N. Y. The couple will
spend several weeks in travelling before
coming to Butte.
The Misses Violet and Pearl Sheehan
will give a bridge whist party next Tues
day evening, entertaining twenty-four
friends.
Everyone in Butte who had the pleas
ure of listening to Madame Helen Sachs,
the pianist. when she resided in Butte.
will be glad to learn that she has al
ready achieved success in Seattle. 4
report Of the society event of the week
says: During the reception several ex-
cellent musical number were rendered by
Mrs. Helen Sachs"
Baby Mona Sullivan win celebrate her
9Th birthday Monday afternoon with a
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Met With Mrs. Emmone.

Sunday night the Stein club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Emmons and passed
an unusually pleasant evening. An in
novation was the introduction early in
the evening of the babies who sang an.
danced at Miss Newton's musical even
ing last week. The first of the evening
they repeated their success Of Just
Look at That, Just Look at This" The
little ones who participated We're: Babe
Mueller. Jessie Hart. Lolita Nevins,
Rosie Mott. Kitten Ross. Haidee New
ton, Connie Sullivan, Vine Prentice.
They took the Stein club by storm and
the gentlemen insisted upon hat be-
ing passed and quite sum was divided
by the babies.
After the children departed, Louis
Weber, Of the Tivoi Gardens, San
Francisco, who is in the city on business
sang some yodels in his beautiful tenor
voice. Other contributed to the pro-
sramme. At the usual time, midnight,
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was the more remarkable because of the
storm which ragged at about the start
ing time.
Those present We're: Mesdames Gill
bert, NJ. j.. Anderson, J.. X. Carter, Miss
Mona Wright, Mrs. Francis. Black.
James Sullivan, Mrs. A. H. Mitchell,
Mrs. Joseph Holden, Mrs. Graham Far
ris, Mrs. J. Farris, Mrs. Leggatt, Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mrs. j. Sullivan. Mrs. Moves
Mrs. Clavering. Mrs. Hilton, Mrs. Jack
Reed. Mrs. Thomas Moore. Mrs. Robert
Mears. Mrs. knowlton Rogers. Mrs.
Whitelaw Rawson. Mrs. O'Meara, Mrs.
Newton Browne. Mrs. NJ Mcclellan.
Mrs. Sophia Nevins. Mrs. Jessie
Thomas, Misses Beers. Dora Smith.
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The Shaw Luncheon.

This afternoon Mrs. Frank S, aw is en-
tertaining informally at luncheon num-
Der Of her friends at the residence, SCI
West Granite. The decora tons are very
pretty, all of American Beauty roses.
The guests of Mrs. Shaw are: Mrs.
John Noyes, Jr.; Mrs. Bruce kirkman,
Mrs. MEG. White, Mrs. w w. Dixon,
Mis-. H. |. Wilson. Mrs. I. d. Freund,
Mrs. ]. 7. Murray, Mrs. James A. MUIR
ray. Mrs. Frederick P. Holbro5k Mrs
Joe Y. Long. Mrs. James F. Forbis, Mrs
Parry Hamilton, Mrs. VIM. Pierce, Mrs
Godfrey Lauzier. Mrs. John w. Cotter
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Turner Dancing Party.

Air and Mrs. H. N. Turner gave a
most enjoyab BILE informal dancing party
at Columbia Gardens on last Thursday
even ng. The party went out al $50 and
remained until a late hour. dane ing and
having good time. On the return to
town dainty supper was enjoyed.
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G'urner
were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bellinger, Mr..
and Mrs. Barry Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geofrray Lauzier, Miss Belle lie Beau,
Miss A3ah Roberts, Mss Frances Thorn
ton, Miss Ruth Leggatt: d.. Renick,
M'gs;s. Mansam. Templeman, Horgan,
Harhaugh, Fred Slemons.
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A Counter Surprise.

: Not long ago Jack Lamp successfully
, engineered a surprise on his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lamp of South Butte, it being the tenth
anniversary Of their marriage.
Thursday evening Jack Lamp, although
he does not look it, was % years old
and his brother succeeded in surpris-
Ing him thoroughly. The surprise was
given at the Lamp home and Jack was
called in a hurry to see his brother, who
was i'll. He lives near and rushed over
In smoking jacket ana slippers, which
he was made to retain all the evening.
Now Jack declares he will become a
benedict to have wife to protect him
from such onslaughts.
Exactly the same persons were invited
at this surprise as to the first one and
not one invitation was declined. Mr..
Lamp received some handsome gifts,
suited to his bachelor needs. An inlaid
pipe and case, a smokers layout, a
housewife, in leather several pillows, ac-
cessories for his dresser. books and a
little of everything.
After the surprised had recovered breath
a social evening, enlivened with musical
selections was enjoyed. Jack Lamp con-
tributing much to the pleasure of the
guests by his tenor solos. with guitar ac-
compartment. At II o'clock a regular
High tea" was served. and greatly en-
joyed. All the rooms had been decor
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DR.. Rennick's Bir.nday Party.

DR.. Rennick was given the place of
honor at the dinner party given last
saturday evening by Charles Walker
Clark, it being his birthday and the din
ner for him. 1t was given at Mr.. Clarks
cabin at the Nine Mile. The decorations
We're exquisite, carnations and roses
and the menu was an elaborate one.
The evening was thoroughly enjoyed by
the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Nee. White Mr.. and Mrs.
John Moves, Jr., Mrs. Bruce Kirkman,
Mrs. Laurence Harris, Mrs. Hugh I.
Wilson, Miss Adah Roberts. Messrs
Charles Walker Clark, e. l.. Whit
mole, John MacGinniss.
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the regulation German feast was enjoyed,
with the .steins on parade.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Webber, Mr.. and Mrs. Mann. Miss
Steinberg, Gertrude Schmidt, Carl Ber-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Bergostein, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Bettner, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Heimann. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schmidt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Myer, Prof. and Mrs.
Kochener, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rodenbeck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Beck, Carl Schmidt,
Miss Jennie STEM Miss Mueller, Miss
Lucille Bttner, Carl Beck. Max Ethel,
Harry Berger, Jack Roderig, Miss Meta
Schmidt and Miss Anna Strysn.
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Popular Butte Man Welded.

Charles T.. Youlden of this city was
on Wednesday evening married to Miss
Mary StacKpole of Deer Lodge, the at
fair being one of the society events Of
the season. Rev. S. G. Blackiston, rec
tor Of st. Johns and an old friend went
down to assist in the ceremony the Rev.
". r. Douglas.
Mr.. Youlden is partner in and man.
ager of the Youlden Grocery company
Of Rutte. located at 3l8 North Main
street. The bride was born and reared
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Last Race Party.

Last Race Party.
Mrs. Jerome Sullivan invited a num-
Der of friends to go out to the race track
for the last time last Monday and they
did, using the tallyho Owing to the
weather a quick return was made. the
balance of the day being spent at the
home of Mrs. Sullivan on East Park.
A dainty supper was served at o'clock.
In the party were: Misses Irene Ken
ton, Campbell, May Sullivan. Irene Ken
ton, Dawn Mead, Jose Prosch. Clarice
Temple. Maud Renisch: Messrs. Frank
Prosch. Will Templeman. Bruce Sisler,
Ralph Cotton, Harry Walker. Lance OAR
rell. Joe Sullivan. Miss Laura Sisler.
Mrs. Jerome Sullivan. Mrs. J. L. Ken
ton.
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Informal 1neater Party,

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Willetts entertained
few friends at the performance Of "A
Baggage Check" Monday night. going
afterwards to the Butte hotel cafe for
dinner.
The party was made up of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willetts, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lamp. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Farriss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noyes, Miss Sullivan, Chester Ledridge.
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Miss Richards Birthday Party.

Miss Agatha Richards celebrated her
birth anniversary on last Thursday
evening by giving a party at the resi-
dence, PIG West Galena street. The
evening was a most enjoyable one and
1t was with reluctance the guests bid
their hostess good night.
Music and all kinds Of games were
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-07

part for ten little friends.
At the entertainment given on last
Saturday evening by the Womans Re-
lief corps the beautiful pillows were
raffled off. Mrs. Turner won one ana
Mr.. Sumner the other r.
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Farewell to Master Hanford.

Farewell to Master Hanford.
Master Jamie Hanford left for the
Bishop Scott Military academy at Port
land, Ore. today. Wednesday evening
he was given a farewell party by his
parents. The house was charmingly
decorated with red roses and ferns, the
dining room being especially pretty.
The guests spent the first few mo-
ments pulling bon bons so as to get the
paper caps to wear. Then they played
games. sang songs and some of the
youthful musicians gave solos. Master
Hanford was given a handsome gold
watch by his parents and from his
friends came all manner of gifts from
pocket knife to a pedigreed Belgian
hare.
The dining room tables were all orna-
mented in fruits, in the center of each
an immense basket and horn of plenty
filled with choicest gifts of Pomona. On
each side the fruit was picturesquelv
banked. 1t was outlined with aspara-
gus vine. At each cover was bouton-
naire Of one red rosebud and smilax.
The place cards We're charming. fierce
Indian heads in water colors in all their
gorgeous war paint. In one corner Il
hatchet, quite large, a tiny boy in
colonial costume hanging on to it. The
immortal G. w. Funny how all boys
know that little fairy tale anent the
Father of His Country.
Toasts We're in evidence, the toast
master being Harry Wilmington of Bos-
ton, who is also on his way to the
academy. He proved an able one, his
first one 1.-THE Ladies'" bringing the
following from Archie Kimball: Here's
to one, and only one: and may that one
be she: who loves but one and only one
and may that one be me-" Which con-
vulsed the elders as Archie is very
young to give such a toast
In attendance were: Masters Harry
Wilmington, Archie Kimball Tom Win.
ston, Lorton McMicken, Fred Buchard,
Jack Tyler. Preston Smith. Dude Smith,
Newton Stuart Jerry Gillespie. Willie
Colver. Lnrin Strout. Robert Patterson.
Eddie Sullivan. Roy Moves. Fritz Keefe.
Harold Conover. Stanley Parker Gerald
Shannon. Louis Kemper. Vincent Camp.
Herbert Shaw. Archie McDougal, Arthur
Trenton and John MacGnniss.
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Lima Walters Entertains.

Lima Walters Entertains.
Miss Lima Walters celebrated her nth
birthday on last Thursday evening at the
home of her parents in the Washoe addi-
ton. The house was charmingly dec
GRATED with asters and marigolds and
with palms and other potted plants
Miss Lima received some pretty gifts.
From her father and mother a baby
grand piano; from her brother Roy, a
diamond ring: from her sister Bessie, a
pretty bracelet and three rings from
other relatives Her little friends brought
her variety of gifts, from flowers and
books to candy and handkerchiefs.
After the presentation of gifts the
children pulled bonbons and played
games, ending with dancing. A stringed
orchestra furnished the music for this.
A peanut hunt furnished much amuse-
ment as did the placing of the peacock's
tail. In the peanut hunt Horora Gillis-
pie received the first prize, a handsome
book; BERTHE WEIGH received the second,
box of Lowny's; Lola Jones had the
consolation. a large bag of peanuts.
In the peacock game May Curtis won
the first prize. a pretty cup and saucer.
Dorm Nichols Won the second, a pretty
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-07
Mrs. Shoup Entertains.

Monday evening, the regular meeting
night Of the NJ. M. card cub. Mrs Robert
ShOup entertained the club at her home
on the east side. AS decorations are
strictly barred til, hostess had to limit
herself to cut flowers In vases, but there
was profusion of those ornaments.
The club essayed bridge whist and
found 1t exciting enough but by common
consent decided to go back to American
games hereafter. Mrs. Ha ~ Schultz
won the most coin Of the United States
and so was given the first prize. water
color of a ballet girl. handsomely framed.
Mrs. Richard Colville came next and Sc
cured the dainty silver purse. Mrs. Meta
VOltz could not see through the game at
all and she got the hideous little idol has
relief. There was a. general objection
to the winners wa king off with the
rrz and most of the money but there
was no help for it.
After the game was over delicious and
novel refreshments We're served by the
hostess and as the games were finished
early, some time was spent in conversa-
ton.
In attendance We're: Mrs. Park Hem
derson, Mrs. A. II. Mitchell, Mrs. r. J.
Chase. Mrs. II. X. Emmons, Mrs. Robert
Shoup. Mrs. Harry Schultz. Mrs. Jessie
Lyle. Mrs. Eva Frey. Mrs. Julia Cum
mings. Mrs. l.. p. Lewis. Mrs. r. V.
Wald.s Mrs. l.. p. Lewis. Mrs. Clara
Copestick. Mrs. Mona McLever, Mrs.
Jack Sullivan, Mrs. Richard Colville, Mrs.
Eta Crlmmins. Mrs. Meta Voltz, Mrs.
Lulu Peters. Mrs. Jennie Vollmer, Mrs.
H. P. Owens, Mrs. Vryde Drummon and
Mrs. Kinnison Atkins
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The Busch Luncheon.

This afternoon Mrs. Mary Busch is en-
PERTAINING a number of friends at her
home. 544 West Broadway. The enter
tainment is in the form of a luncheon
and the decorations are very pretty and
the menu an elaborate one.
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enjoyed. At a late hour delicious re-
freshments were served. IA
The guests Of Miss Richards were:
Misses Wiley. Margaret Willard, Doro-
thy Folliard, Ida Bordeaux, Johnson, j.
Early. Laura Ice. NJ. Ice, Carrie Phil
lips, Blanche Reed. Rand, Annie Chellew,
BERTHE Evans.
Messrs. Thomas Spain. w. Folliard.
II. Polglaze. r. Rand. J. Johnson VIII
COX, H. Kantner, T. Clements w. J..
Wiley. Richards, w. Richards, John
Bordeaux, John Doran.
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For Miss Thornton.

For Miss Thornton.
Miss Frances Thornton was the guest
of honor at the luncheon given yester-
day afternoon in the Ladies Ordinary
of the Thornton hotel by Mrs. James
Forbis. 1t was an elaborate affair, the
decorations We're especially pretty.
These consisted Of mound OF sweet peas
in the center of the table. running the
entire length. The peas were all formed
in toeuets tied with ribbons of violet,
white. pink and green. At the conclu-
sion of the luncheon each guest drew
one Of the bouquets, for her favor, by the
dainty ribbons.
Ihe tables We're set in the form of an
+: the name cards were exquisite little
water colors, quaint japanese figures in
rative oriental coiorings. The menu was
enc of the most elaborate ever served in
the Thornton.
The guests of Mrs. Forbis We're: Miss
Thornton: Mes5ames James Murray,
Thomas Lavelle, viii Word, D. ]. Hen
messy, Sam JohnstOne, Frederick p. HOl-
brook, W. B. Hamilton. H. c. Bellinger,
Jack Noyes. Bruce Kirkman. Pierce,
J. Bruce Kremer, Joe V. Long, T. j.
Murray. l. D. Freund, H. I. Wilson,
John w Cotter. Hunter Nelson. II. y.
Turner, Geoffhey Lauzier.
Misses Mollie Walker Ruth Leggatt,
Eleanor Horean, Belle LIE Beau, Theo
Russell. Leila Russell Vio,a Horgan,
Minnie shores, Adah Roberts, Madge
Marks.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-07

handkerchief and Jack Arnold received
the consolation. pincushion made out
of peanuts, transformed into Cinnamon.
After the children had played games I'M
til they all were tired delicious birth
day feast was served in the dining room.
The birthday cake was a handsome one,
with ten colored candles.
Those invited were: Honora Gillispie,
BERTHE WEIGH. May Curtis. Lola Jones.
Dorm Nichols, Jack Arnold, Will Good.
Lima Walters, Jessie Funston, Carrie
Willoughby, Vera Unson, Willis Peters.
Mona McLever, Grace WOodsum, Theo.
Mayer, AL Grant, Jean Mclean, Rose
Durston. George Saxton, Talbot Hunter,
Vivian Saxton, Rilla Cousan, Dwight In
graham. Bernice Ayers. Lilly Curtis,
Trude Baxter. Mona and Kitty White,
Vera Black, Lolita Farriss, Carrie Turner,
Harriet Noonan, Tessie Fairi, Baby Sew
all, Rodney and Willis Godfrey, Robbie
barrow Ned Rainy, Lester Grove. Sam
Donavan, George Ilsey, Harrison Wright.
Thad Martin, Archie and Hal Chadwick.
Misses Beers Entertain. r.
For the first time this season young
ladies' were hostesses for the Whist
Fiends, the Misses Beers entertaining
the club chamingly Monday evening
at their pretty home in South Butte,
the rest of the members nearly all be-
longing to Walkerville or Centerville.
So the ride to South Butte was in itself
a novelty.
The. Beers house was gracefully dec
Grated in sweet peas, the flower which
seems to rank first as decorative pos
sibility just now. The colors were
mixed, all colors in fact. The tables,
III oil ah
with cut flowers in cut glass vases.
The first prize was handsome silver
candle stick and that was won by Mrs.
A. H. Mitchell. The second prize was q
Butte souvenir card dish in open work
silver. The consolation prize, dainty
cup and saucer was given to Miss Mona
Wright, Mrs. Rod Hilton winning the
second.
After the prizes were awarded the
hostess served dainty refreshments at
each table, instead of In the dining
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this week to a considerable ex-
tent Four elaborate parties,
banned as a farewell to the sum-
mer anu Columbia Gardens had to zee
postponed until next week. II the
weather does not improve so as to ADMIT
of dancing at the gardens the invita-
tions will all lie recalled by next Wednes-
Gay.
Many of the leading society people
are out of the city and with their depart
ure quiet reigns in their own iinmedl-
ate circle. The usual informal ahalrs
are going on all the time; where one card
PLAYER steps to the phone and invites
intimate friends to come over and play
cards the friends respond and pass
delightful evening. ending up with an
all fresco luncheon. These are AFFAIRS
they do not care to have chronlcied. so
when one hears some favorite of So
sety say she was out every afternoon
and evening it does mean to regular
functions. Last night no less than seven
of this impromptus We're on. And they
are far more enjoy able than the formal
affairs.
There were very few elaborate affairs
this week. Many We're scheduled. but
owing to the postponement OF Mrs.
ConneTs visit until two weeks later,
they were postponed. Mrs. NJ. j. Connell
was always one of the leaders here and
fler friends will endeavor to entertain
her as she has so charmingly entertained
them in the past. Not only in Butte but
the few favored ones who have visited
her in her lovely new home in Los Ange-
les.
The Forbis luncheon and the Davis
luncheon yesterday We're both elaborate
and charming affairs. The luncheon to-
day given by Mrs. Shaw and the Mrs.
Busch are although informal, very pretty
affairs.
Not for another month will society
really inauguarte the winter revels. The
silver Bow club will probably open the
season with dancing party.
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l. Song service.
2. Prayer and Scripture lesson.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mrs. G. L. Lander
3. Secretary's report.
....................M Mrs. w. w. Wishon
4. Treasurer's report. ..............
...................M Mrs. H. T. Swenson
5. Presidents address.
s. Solo. ..............M Miss Susie Farnham
Z. History of Our Work.
...................M Mrs. Mary Pattern
PART II.
8. Our Outlook. Mrs. Noftsinger
9. Solo. Mrs. r. A. Carpenter
10. Our Society Cooperating. .......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Parsons
IL. Election of Ulcers.
IL. Solo,. Mrs. G. L. Johns
49, Offering and Mite boxes opened.
Refreshments
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A Delightful Evening.

Thursday evening proved a profitable
and pleasant evening for all who attend
ed the annual meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society of the Baptist church
In spring papers We're read and the
missionary subject we'll brought before
the public.
The following programme was rem
dered
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-12
P.a.an, co.,ume.InIrerand.

A certain number OF peasants in the
wilder and remoter districts of Ireland
still wear something like a national
costume. About Lough Mask plenty OF
the iasses are to be seen In picturesque
red petticoats that artists loved to
bring into their sketches of Irish life.
A sprinkling OF the old high hats may
be seen. The older fishermen wear
them. but the younger school shun such
antiquated headgear. as the English
peasant OF today does the smock frock.
London Express.
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Notice of Sale.

l will offer for sale, and sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, at
the Wilmington hotel, in the city of
Ardmore, Indian Territory, between
the hours of one O'Clock and six
O'Clock p. M, on the 22nd day of
August 1901, the following described
property, to-wit:
43three-piece 43 bedroom sets, ,43 comb
mattresses, 43 all wire springs, 10
six-foot dining tables, 4 side tables,
"a bedroom tables, parlor table, 1
five-piece parlcr suit, go dining
chairs, 3 child's chairs, "a bedroom
chairs, "a rockers, 8 comb couches,
SO feather pillows, IL wardrobes, 2
sideboards, 33 chairs. ~ office chairs,
4s bed comforts, 43 good blankets, SO
white spreads, 8 granite slop jars. 4s
lamps. 36 good chambers, 35 water
pitchers, "a slop jars, 20 carpets, SO
ewers and basins, kitchen and pan
try furniture complete, carpets for
two halls and forty-five rooms, is
heaters with pipes, zincs and collars,
all contained and being In the Whit
tington hotel building situated on the
south side Of Main street, Ardmore,
Indian Territory, upon which there
exists q lien in favor Of Mrs. M. z.
Stowe to secure the payment Of two
certain notes each for the sum of
1876, one note for 5000 and one note
for $500, upon which there is tae
now the sum Of s.; the purchsyer
to take said property clear of said
lien; also all other furniture furnish:
ings, fixtures and appliances be-
longing and appertaining to the
Wilmington hotel, now in my Gus.
tody as trustee In bankruptcy OF the
estate OF w. F. Wilmington. Lots
three (3) and four "a, block 4s2,
Park Association property; two hors-
es; Al shares Ardmore ParkIAssocia-
tion (par value 500; lots five (5) and
six (6), block 1871, Ardmore, Indian
Territory.
Said property will be sold for the
benefit OF the creditors of w. +,
Wilmington, bankrupt, and in ac-
cordance with the laws governing
sales In bankruptcy proceeding.
ORRIN M. REDFIELD, Trustee.
Ardmore, l. t., Aug. ~, 1901.