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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-06
A. Fl. Swinburne. nj. D.
Physician. Marietta. Ohio.

General practice with special atten-
tion given obscure and difficult cases.
OFFICE IN ST. CLAIR Bull LpIMH.
Residence 728 Second street. Phone,
Bell, 382. Office hours, s 10 II a. M, |
to 4 p. m, to 8 p. m. Sunday, s to 10
a. M; 2 TO 4. p. "a
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A readable book might be written by
General Grosyenor on the duties of the
Congressional censor.
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County Treasurer II. p. Bode and f.
w. Bode will go to Columbus this
morning on business.
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Miss Yeager's Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. William Yeager gave
their daughter Lizzie delightful party
Wednesday afternoon at their home on
Dakota street, it being Lizzies 10th
birthday.
The little ones played various games,
also had music on the piano and violin
by Lizzie and others. Little Sara Hy-
man entertained the little guests with a
couple of "coon" songs and speech,
song by Annie Sanberg and Georgia
Booher was much appreciated, after
which the hostess served dainty lunch
and bon-b ons.
Miss Lizzie received many pretty pres
ents, and the little girls and boys went
home wishing her many happy returns
of the day.
Those present yere: Lizzie Yeager,
Marguerite Herman, Sienna and Elmer
Ervert, Mabel and Annie Sanberg, Carrie
and Susie Hubert, Sara Hyman, Clara
and Loretta Bruins, Leroy and Mamie
Mulvehill, Eva Casey, Ross Parsons,
Georgia Booher, Freda Heckler, Burt
Mausser and Theresa and Freda Pincus.
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~ Society ~
Continued from Page 1o.)

Campbell, DR.. and Mrs. I. D. Freund,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geoffery Lauzier, Mr.. and
Mrs. James F. Forbis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas La
velle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Shaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman A. Sisley, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b.
Roote, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Rowlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Tuohy. DR.. and Mrs. A. c.
Leggatt. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Vivian,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. /. Wilson Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Wethey. Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs.
Keene, Mrs. Epping, DR.. and Mrs. J. T.
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard F.
Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thornton,
Pearce, Misses Madge Marks, Belle LIE
Beau. Adah Roberts, Kirkpatrick,
Frances Thornton, Trask, Hattie
Young, Eacorn. Viola Morgan. Eleanor
Horgan.
Messrs. Charles Walker Clark.
George H. Busch. Fred Slemons, Glenn
Harrington, Templeman, Mangam, DIR.
Renick Ben Cornelius. DIR. Jed Freund,
DIR. r.. S. Freund. AL Frank. John Mac
Ginnis, Howard Jones, Lee Mantle, DR..
Il. w. McCrimmon, DR.. T. l.. Napton,
DR.. Burdette O'Connor. DIR. w. L. Rem
ick, E. J.. Whitmore. Dan Raymond,
D'Gay Stivers. VIM. Scallon, Win
Thornton, Charles French, George
Clark.
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only after a heroic battle with the
waves.
The family moved to Beartown in
1870, remaining there for one year.
There was no road into that part of
the country, and they drove over such
a trail as a bird would leave in it's
flight. Another move to New Chicago
the following year, gave them a stop
ping place for the six succeeding years
until 1877, when the family removed to
Butte, where the home now is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enrich were Of the type
of people who adorn the pages of every
frontier country. Generous to fault.
cheerful. light hearted. they never made
their own life mar that Of others. mis-
cradle by grasping fight for dollars.
They conducted the Montana hotel In
the 600 block. South Montana. In the
late seventies. The building which still
stands. was built by them. as was the
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Jolly Social Session.

The members of Butte camp No. 1873
Woodmen Of the World, entertained "a
number of friends last Thursday even
ing at their loge room. The first OF the
evening was devoted to a literary and
musical program, after which sioIay
good time was enjoyed. Refreshmeli1s
We're served and it was nearly midnigh
when the members and friends departGd
l. The program was as follows:
Overture-Butte Mandolin club.
observation-disclosures Palmer. Il
Voice SOlo-Justin Butler III
Soprano solo-Mrs. Mayme, accompan-
ist Mrs. Edna Hill.
Baritone Solo-P. Q. Br;en, Mrs. Hill
accOmpanist.
Observation-Disclosures club. a&
Recitation-J. c. Lewis.
Observation-Disclosures ]. Langford.
Standardization club
Address-Commander J. w. Jaquette.
Se!ection-Mandolin club.
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Philippines. mn
julius, the oldest son at home. Is an
invalid, having been shot in the back
in 1881, over in western Montana. sssThe
wound was almost precisely the same
as that which killed President Carried,
and was given about the same time.
Thanks to magnificent strength and
courage, he pulled through what . the
doctors told him was certain death.
A visit to the hospitable home is al
most like going into another world.
"A more cheerful family one could never
find. We've gone through many hard
ships said Mrs. Enrich. "but we
haven't given up yet" That is the key
note Of their life. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Enrich are in remarkably good health
for persons Of their age and the wish
oc their friends that they may see the
diamond anniversary Of their welded
life bids fair to be fulfilled.
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Union Dance Last Night.

BY courtesy of the members of the
Golf club the Union club last night
gave their midsummer function at the
golf club. The place was charmingly
decorated and illuminated and the ef-
fest was very pretty. The refreshments
were all that could be desired and
judging from the late. or early hour
the guests left, the affair was thor
oughly enjoyable.
The list of invitations was changed
several times and it was impossible to
get complete list of the people in
vited. Among those in attendance
were: Mr. and NIres. Joseph X. Heslet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P. Holbrook, Mr.
and Mrs. McC. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Kremer. Mr.
Cnd Mrs. Barry Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Bellinger Mr. and Mrs
eIenry Roote. Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Cotter, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs J. X. Clark, DR.. and Mrs
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Hiss Jessie Wharton Is visiting Miss
Emma Buol at the Buol ranch in the Bit
ter Root valley.
Miss Ida Crossman, of East Granite
street has gone on trip to the yell
lowstone park and will be away until
just before school commences.
Miss Maud Reznor has gone east for
a months visit with relatives in Penn.
sylvania and Long Island, New York
Mrs Belcher of Townsend, who has
been visiting Mrs. Wood of Crystal
Springs. has returned to her home.
Mrs Archibald Gray is entertaining
Miss Clara Ward of st. Paul.
Mrs George F. Barnes and brother,
Burnett Miller. will leave Sunday for
the Barnes ranch near where they will
spend a month fishing. hunting and hav-
ing a good time. Mr.. Barnes will go up
every Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adamson, who
used to live in Butte. are visiting their
friends here this week. Mrs. Adamson
will remain severa months.
Mrs. A. H. Barrett is over from Helena,
the guest of Mrs. F. w. Blackboard.
c. w. Renick of Kansas City, who has
been visiting his brother. DR.. Renick,
hoping Butte would benefit lis health,
has gone to visit Mr.. Knox at the Rev
enue mine.
Mrs. Ella Bordeaux, formerly a great
society favorite in Butte but now a resi-
dent of Salt Lake, is in the city visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Terrell are visit
Blackfoct reservation.
Mr. and Mrs Green Ma lore have 1ocf
their son again, for he left on Thursday
for Berkly California, to complete his
university course, this being his last
year.
Mrs. John Noyes received cable to-
day from her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
p. Heinze, dated from Paris, stating that
with her husband she had just arrived
there from Germany.
A. H. Jones, who has been very i'll
this week. is a little better today.
Mrs. Frederick P. Holbrook returned
on Tuesday from trip through the park,
having gone there from the Root house
party at Horr. Other members of the
party accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard, George Coke
and Richard Nettle. leave tomorrow via
wagon for Yellowstone park. They will
have a six weeks outing.
MISS Josephine COrDett, one of the
young lady graduates of the class OF
80 at the Butte High School will leave
Sunday for Detroit, Michigan, where
! she will take a course in art in one of
| the excellent schools of that city. She
| will pursue her studies in art during
| the period of two years course.
] A merry party of children, chaper-
{, oned by Mrs. Joseph Dawson, assisted
by Miss Julia Horgan. Miss Maggie
| Driscoll. Miss Abbe Bachelor, spent
Tuesday afternoon at the gardens.
Those present were: Margaret VEINS
| cary, Aggie Davis. Bee Davis, Belvill
! Bachelor. Alex Bachelor, Jeoffrey Gold
berg, Myran oldberg, Helen Pyle, Car
| rol Pyle, Carrie Lowery, Rhea Whate-
ly. Marsden Burns. Margert Leonard.
Alice Leonard, Wynne Berry, jose
! phine Dawson, John Dawson.
Miss Hebe Ashby of Helena who was
the guest of Mrs. H %. Wilson last
week. is now visiting Miss Leggat at
4O1 w. Granite street.
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house in which they 1--we. But they
We're too generous to do a thriving
business. They We're imposed upon by
sharks and dead beats, until the bust
ness failed to pay out, and the prop
erty passed into the hands of others.
Nine children We're born into the
family. seven of whom are yet living.
Mrs. Whitesdes, the oldest daughter,
now lives at the old family home in
Rcarmouth. Her photo, as we'll as that
OF her daughter, Mrs. Julius Herman
and her two grand daughters, appear
above. Four sons are still living, all
of them in Butte. Two other daugh-
ters, Mrs. Louisa Featherly and Mrs.
Amanda Gilbert are also living. TheIe
are twelve grandchildren, and five great
granTshildren. -
One son, Walter Enrich, was a ntN-
Der Of company E, First Montana ID.
ment, and made a good record inMtfs
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When the active part of the evening
was over refreshments We're served by
the hostess.
Danced at the Gardens.

Danced at the Gardens.
One of the polliest parties at the gard
ems this week was the party given on
Thursday evening by Miss Lallie Moore
and Miss Hester Ryde. 1t was in honor
OF Miss Moore's sixteenth birthday. 1t
was a dancing party the evening icing
devoted to dancing.A delightful reeast
was served at the cafe before the. last
car left for home.
The guest of the two young ladies were:
Misses Eva Wells, Rita Stanton, Kate
and May Sullivan. Rilla Fraker, Julia
Masters, Nellie White, Ray White, Viva
and Vera Swan, Jessie Anderson, Lena
Anderson Marie Knowlton, Devia Lind
say. Carrie Long, Maddie Smith; Messrs
VIII Chapman, Len Hotter, Captain Nc
Lever, Fred Smith, Larry Knowlton,
Archie Mclean. Carter Wade, Cornell
Smith, Frank JAMESON, Lester Jamesfbn
and Bud Matthews. oa4A
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few have their own conveyance.
The commissioners are studying plans
for new buildings, and it will not be long
before the new brick poor-house will be
UP and affording decent shelter to the
unfortunates.
Flower Mission This Afternoon.
The work of making up the bouquets
shipped in to the Associated Charities
must be done every Saturday afternoon
at the rooms of the association in the
library building. Last Saturday so were
carried to the sick in the hospitals.
Acting President Mrs. A. H. Jones
would like to have not only the members
of the association but any one who can
and will assist come up to the rooms by
2 a'clock. The flowers will arrive from
the outside towns Friday night and Sat-
urday morning, and it is quite a long
task making them up into artistic bou-
quets.
When there are enough flowers the
sick poor out of the hospitals are re-
membered, and also the invalids who are
always i'll. 1t is one of the great works
the Associated Charities is doing at this
time of the year.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS.

Ihere is very little club news to dis
russ this week. A number of club
women left for the east this week to
visit the Buffalo exposition. Five clubs
were represented in party which left
Tor Yellowstone Park this week to be
gone until the first of September.
The moment the weather moderates
then the club women began discussing
the fall opening and there has been
more than touch of autumn in the air
the past few evenings. There will be
ever before in the respective clubs.
The course laid out is much more diff
cult than in previous years and men,
bers will simply have to study to keep
up.
The Homer club has not vet issued its
year book nor given it's annual picnic
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Barnes enter
tanned few friends at dinner on We'd
nesday evening at their home on Ex-
celsior avenue,
The banquet and entertainment of
the druggists, at Columbia gardens.
next tuesday evening will be quite an
elaborate affair it is said.
Misses Madge and Kate Leasing will
entertain at cards tonight at the Less
ing home in South Butte, the occasion
being Mr.. Lessing's birthday.
The Silver Bow club, it is rumored,
Will shortly give a dancing party and
introduce some eastern innovations. 1t
IS about time the club gave some kind
of function.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Ewing have is-
sued invitations for a dancing party at
the Gardens on next Monday evening.
in honor of the 18th anniversary of
their marriage.
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Society Pc rsonals.

Misses Jennie and Lola Pettibone are
down at Hamilton enjoying the coun-
try air.
Mrs. Daniel Searles, mother of Mrs.
Sam tombstone and Jesse Searles pass
ed through Butte enroute to Whitehall
to join her husband, who is editor of
the Whitehall Zephyr. In a few weeks
she will visit her children in Butte.
Miss Madge Manning and Miss Nellie
Manning are down in Deer Lodge for a
few days.
Mrs. H. o. Wilson had her father,
Judge w. e. Cullen of Spokane, visit
ing her this week.
DR.. Burnett has gone on a short trip
to the Sound then to California, thence
east. Her husband accompanied her.
Miss Alice Price is entertaining Miss
Freda Agate of Helena.
Mrs. E. A Heuser has gone to Salt
Lake for the benefit of her health.
Miss Eva Tannery has gone to vir-
ginia City to visit Mr.. and Mrs Chas
Hill.
Miss Lydia Gaddis and Miss Gray of
Helena visited Butte this week. Miss
Gadds coming to attend the Slemons-
Ellis wedding.
Thomas F. Hickey has for guest
Captain W. F. Mannix cousin.
Miss Pansy Gilbert is in the city from
Helena, the guest of Miss Edith Ray.
Miss Eloise Wright left Wednesday
for the east. to inspect the exposition
and then so on to New York city where
she will visit relatives.
Mrs. Jessie c. Knox leaves tomorrow
for Dillon, where she will spend several
weeks with friends.
Miss Gertrude Chambers. a popula,
young lady of Livingston, ia the guest
of Miss Grace Campbell West Quartz
I street
Miss Helen Shively has returned from
Helena, where she visited Miss Sizer
She was the recipient of many socia
attentions. She is entertaining Miss Jes.
sic Collins of Livingston.
| Miss Dore Shively has returned from
an extended visit with friends in the
Bitter Root valley. including City Su
! perintendent Young and Mrs. Young
Miss Shively leaves soon for the Annie
Wright Seminary in Tacoma.
Mrs. LaWler will leave for her home ii
| st. Paul next Tuesday.
\ General and Mrs. John S. Harris have
\ gone to Hamilton to spend a few days
They have taken apartments at tn
| Ravalli hotel
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Enrich Came Over the Plains With the
Trail Blazers - Wild Life on the
Frontier Was at It's Height When
the Venerable Couple First Saw
the Rockies-Children, Grand
children and Great Grand
children GLADDEN. Their
Home.
No more romantic stories We're ever
written than those of the early day
settlers of Montana, those who came
at the beginning of the great rush
for gold In the early sixties. Indians,
grasshoppers, road agents, starvation,
and other dangers, beset them on every
hand. That any Of the earliest corners
survived is evidence Of the sturdy
stock from which they sprung.
The recent celebration of the golden
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Enrich
living at 412 South Montana street,
this city, calls up some Of the early
day history of the state. They came
to Montana in 1853. locating at Ban
mack. then the territorial capital Of
Idaho. Previous to that time they had
spent four years in Colorado, so they
were well-seasoned westerners when
they reached this state. Originally
they We're from Wisconsin.
+"Plummer, the road agent and des-
perado, was hanged the summer we
were at Bannack," said Mrs. Enrich,
land we knew him Well by sight. It
was wild and exciting time, that
year. Everybody went wild over gold
and the society was rough as one
could imagine. The hanging of Plum
mer put stop ito same of the lawless-
ness, however"
The Enrich family consisting of the
father and mother with some strudy.
growing girls and boys. wen over to
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Society's Note Book.


The friends of Mr.. Ed Passmore have
received the news of his engagement to
Miss Cattelle, of Salem, Ohio.
Mrs. A. c. Leggatt entertained in
formally on Thursday evening.
Mrs. d. J. Hennessy is giving a
luncheon today for her young lady
friends at her home 81 North Excelsior
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Bellinger Miss Viola Hor-
gan, Miss Eleanor Horgan and Fred
Slerons enjoyed the evening at Column
bia Gardens on Thursday. Coming in
supper was served at the Turner resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Moves are enter
tanning a house party at Homestake,
the guests going out today. They will
remain several days enjoying country
life.
Manager Ross of the Montana Cen
ira land Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Gray
took party of friends out to Boxelder
Thursday in Mr.. Ross private car.
A number of the younger members OF
the Smart Set of the West Side will en-
JOY a tally-ho party next Tuesday in
honor of number of young ladies who
are guests of West Side girls.
The children of the First Presbyte.
rian Sunday school and their relative:
and friends enjoyed a grand picnic a
Iiomestake last Tuesday.
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For Miss Duguet.

Cof MISS Ouguet.
Mrs. OHM H. Lindsay entertained
friends at her home on North jackson
street on Thursday afternoon in honor
o. her sister, Miss Eclectic Duguet of
Salt Lake, and Mrs. Madigan of Lead
vile.
Progressive whist was the mode of
entertainment and when the game was
finished delicious refreshments were
ser. ed.
The guests We're: Mrs. G. Gordon,
Mrs. c. K. Hopkins, Mrs. J. Downs.
Mrs. L. Rank. Mrs. D. Brown, Mrs.
1lbbetts, Mrs. j. Marshall. Mrs. H.
Morrier, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. w. Orion,
MRS. Mcintyre. Mrs. j. Orion, Mrs. o.
Iayrum, Mrs. S. Davis, Mrs. Borglum,
Mrs. S. Nichols. Mrs. Kyd, Mrs. W.
Mullins. Mrs. w. Madigan, Misses Allie
lfarlin. McDermott, Emma Farlin. Nc
Council, Felicite, Duguet.
Mrs. }. Orion won the first prize,
Mrs. Tibetts the second while the CON
ISOLATION went to Mrs. Down. The
afternoon proved a delightful one ia
ali in attenda dnce.
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noon. The parlors were artistically deco
rated with the club colors. Fourteen
very closely contested games were played
during the afternoon.
Mrs. I. Hemingway secured the first
prize, Mrs. J. Geiger the second, and
the consolation prize fell to Mrs. G. p.
Larsen. Dainty refreshments were served
at the close of the afternoon, consisting
of cakes, fruit and pink and purple ices.
The guests were Mrs. w. L. Barker and
Mrs G. G. Churchill.
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Picnic Postponed.

Finding it was impossible to have the
use of Columbia Gardens on the 18th
the members of the Associated Chari-
ties have decided to give the picnic for
the children under their care on the
Goth, which will be just one week later.
Due notice will be given in this paper
as to when the children are to call at
the rooms of the Association for their
tickets emitting them to q ride on the
cars and admission to the Gardens and
it's delights.
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Mrs. Hamiltor's Luncheon.

Mrs. w. 3. Hamilton entertained
friends on Monday afternoon at lunch
con in her handsome new home on West
Galena street The luncheon was given
in honor of Mrs. Henry Roote and
only the ladies who were members of
the Roote house party at Horr were
invited.
The same cards were souvenir cards
and the dainty decorations were of
white sweet peas and green. white and
green being the prevailing color tone.
Her guests We're: Mrs. Henry Roote
Mrs. Frederick P. Hobrook, Mrs
James Murray, Mrs. Frank Shaw, Mrs.
John Cotter Mrs. Hugh Wilson. Mrs
Don Campbell, Miss Eleanor Horgan
Miss Viola Horgan.
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Mrs. Jack Hayes Dinner.

Mrs. Jack NOyes gave charming little
dinner on Wednesday evening at her
residence ON North Arizona street. The
decorations were of sweet peas in the
palest shades, the tables being very
prettiy arranged.
Her guests were: Mrs. Bruce kirk
man, Mrs. Lawlor, Mrs. w. f. Dixon.
Mrs. !. D. Freund, Mrs. J. T. Murra-,
Mrs. w. McC. White and Mrs. Keen of
Evanston, III.
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For Miss Chambers.

Miss Grace Campbell entertained in
formally at the residence of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Campbell, on
West Quartz street in honor of her
guest, Miss Gertrude Chambers.
The house was prettily decorated and
the evening was devoted to games, mu-
sic and dancing. There were thirty
of the young west side set present and
the evening was greatly enjoyed.
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Miss Hinkle's Party.

Miss Clara Hirkle entertained a few
friends quite informally Thursday
evening at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. nj. Hinkle, 734 West
Broadway.
There We're twenty-four guests pres
ent and the evening of music. games
and conversation was greatly enjoyed.
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Mrs. J. G.. Hammer Thursday after
noon at her home 314 West Granite
They have nearly finished the covers
fol- two sofa cushions, made of the
prettiest puffs of silk Mrs. NeWill is
working on a quilt something on the
same order and others are working on
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1866, where they settled for four years.
The journey over came near being a
disastrous one. That was the year of
the extraordinary high waters when all
the streams became raging torrents. In
crossing one of the streams the wagon
containing most of the belongings Of
the family was overturned in the cur
rent and all but lost. It was rescued
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but that of course will be enjoyed be-
fore long for the days when Columbia
Gardens is the only Mecca visible will
soon be few and far between.