The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-09-24

Following is the list of pres
eIts received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon S. Lane at their wedding
on Sept. 18th /:
r. ~ HnIl-six silver Forks
Miss Della Mzhoney-six Berry Dishes
Miss Allie Buster. Z. C. Chamberlain and
VIM Buster-SiIver Fruit Basket
Mrs Lizzie Minor, Of Columbus. Ohio.-Six
Silver Teaspoons
Mrs JAS Evans. Of Chicago. m-.-Gold-lined
Sugar She'll
James Kerr. Henry MCGOWAN Spencer Helm
and Frank Johnson-Bedstead. springs. mat
ress and four chairs
Mrs. Nellie Hoelzle and Chas- waddleton-
Rocking Chair.
Al Hoskins-MIrrow-
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kowles-Bread Plate.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Paul-Glass Lamp.
Robert Beli-Cur Glass Water Set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- Frost-silEer Pickle
Caster.
NJ ". Sweet-Silver Gold-lined Pie Lift.
Miss Mabel Rowle-six Pie Plates
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lane. OF Ho1ston.-Pair
Of Linen Tovles.
Don. Ro wles-M1staehe Cup.
Miss Hazel PauI-Silver Sugar Shell
MISS Dc1Aflcc anu Cug OfduDur4
G-ayy Ladel.
Miss Ethel ChiEers-Silyer Cold Meat Fork
Mr.. and Mrs.. Geo. E Keyes-siiyer sugar
Shell
Miss Mabel and Maude Jose-Silrer Sugar
Shell
Miss Myrtle and Della MOrrison-sIlver
Sugar Shell.
Miss Sadie Horton-SIlver Salt Shake.
Z Erw .~.T .las
Albert Clarington-Six Silver Table Spoons
Colfax Day was observed by
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No.
~, at the Odd Fellows hall in
Challis, last Friday evening. A
large number of members and in
vited guests were present. The
evenings entertainment consis-
ted of a literary program, card
playing and an excellent banquet.
Owing to our limited space we
are obliged to omit the publica
ton of tie program in this issue.
Miss Della Morrison departed
this morning for Logan, Utah,
to attend school
The railroad is almost com
pleted to Mackay.
E. J. Michael and sister. and
his cousin. Miss Gerish. of Bay
horse, visited friends in Challis
last week.
Nearly the entire population
of Bayhorse and from the mines
in that vicinity, were in Challis
last Friday to attend the funeral
of Peter Mullen, their old friend
aud companion.
Bishop. the colored gentlema n
who was a resident of Challis for
two weeks. has taken his depar-
ture for Houston.
T. J. Paul and ]. c. Dougherty
have each been making decided
improvements on their respec-
tive saloon buildings during the
past week.
The Ford family of musicians
gave a musicale and ball in Chal
lis on Monday night. the 10th
inst. They were greeted with g
splendid audience. They are
excellent musicians and it was
rare treat to all lovers of music.
CzolgoSz. the assassin of oul
: late President, feigns insanity
: the grand jury has indicted him
of murder in the first degree.
When his case came up the 9th
er day he pleaded mot guilty.
Czolgosz will soon take the elec
trio route regardless of his plea.
1t is said that Mrs. Mckinley
, the beloved wife of our late
President, is failing in healtf
: very rapidly.
!, Messrs. Babcock. Heise anC
/, hampton. travelling statesmen
were in Challis last week.
Geo. w. Lewis, was out from
Yellow Jacket last Tuesday
George is looking just as natura
as ever. He says the Jacket i
rather quiet at the present, al
though more or less mining ant
prospecting is being carried ol
in that famous old camp.
Hon. G. c. Clawson, of Bonan
, "a. and George Harland. of Bay
. horse, were callers at the MES
. SENGER Office last Friday. Bot
of the above named gentlemel
. are old time newspaper men an,