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OGDEN.

ogden, Feb. ga large and enthusi-
astic representation of Queen Esther
chapter, No. 4, Order Of the Eastern
Star. was royalty entertained Friday
afternoon by Mrs. G. NJ. BrOugh, the
present worthy matrOn- This is the
first entertainment of the kind given
by the order in Ogden. Refreshments,
both delicious and satisfying, closed
the afternoon. which everyone seemed
to enjoy, ana long to be remembered
by the participants.
Two fine events were given at Chris
tensens' on WashingtOn's birthday. A
matinee and an evening dance. At the
latter the dance programme was in
terspersed with some fancy character
dancing.
Miss Virginia Hayes of Ogden and
John r. Norris of Oakland, Cal, were
married this week al the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Urquhart. in oak
land The couple viii reside in Cali
fornia.
Ray Scoville leaves March for mis-
sion work in California and on Friday
evening a dance was given IN his honor
at the Second ward amusement hall.
The hall was crowded to its utmost
with friends of the young man.
Miss Hunter of Salt Lake is the guest
OF Miss Richards.
J. II. Henderson and wife have re-
turned from the coast.
Mrs. John S. Noble left Wednesday
for an extended tour in Europe.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Cortez returned
Saturday morning from a vacation trip
on the Pacific coast.
Miss Emma Wright and Miss Nell
Healy are visiting the Misses Ireland
u - ''''U ny o o o
Aft Van Dyke Of Salt Lake is visiting
in Ogden.
Miss Louise Peery is visiting in Salt
Lake, the guest of Miss Lyle Young
q g 8
Miss Frances Thompson Of Fillmore
is an Ogden visitor.
Paul Noble and J. W. Conlisk have
returned from trip to Los Angeles.
Miss Matte West of Lima, Mont, and
Miss Nellie Cunningham of POcatellO,
Ida, are the guests Of Mrs. Charles
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Doxey were up
several days this week from Salt Lake.
were appointed by the students of We
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Musicale

An enjoyable musicale was given on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John W. Christy. A programme
Of seven numbers was given. compris-
ing piano solos. plano duet, vocal solos
and a vocal quartette by Mrs. jolly.
Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. CAM.
Mrs. HOppaugh, Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Wilkinson. At the completion of
the programme much amusemen was
afforded by a spelling bee, which was a
complete surprise, none of the guests
having fully realized what was meant
in the invitation by "A musical spell. -
list Of Toe words, embracing names
Of well-knOwn composers and artists.
and musical terms in common use was
drawn from. Mrs. Jolly was the sue
cessful contestant
The guests present were: Mesdames
Andrews, John Reed. II. W. Henderson
John Evans, jolly Letcher, Weir. T. Il.
Beatty. Mason, John Bradley. Green
wood, Piper, Hornbeak, Menafee, VIII
kinson, Hoppaugh, Bogue. Cowan, An
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Ferry and Miss sibyl Anderson win as

sist.
Mrs. Kenneth Mclean left Tuesday
for her home in Miles City, Mont, after
pleasant visit with friends in the city.
Mrs. w. s. Anderson entertained at
lunch Wednesday for Miss Amy Tay-
Tor ana Miss Catherine Wright of Og-
Mrs. P. c. Gallaher ot Leadville, Colo,
on her way TO Los Angeles. is visiting
her mother in this city. Mrs. B. Par
sons.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns and mother and
Mrs. EmmeIine b. Wells leave today
for Washington, D. G., to attend the in
aUgural.
Mrs. Reavis, who has been visiting
her son, Mr.. Don ReaVis, leaves the
early part Of the week for her home
'9' o o o
Miss EsteIle Neff of the Young Wo-
mans Journal entertained a few friends
last evening at her rooms in the Con-
stitution building
q - q
Mrs. George Sutherland entertained
Monday evening at dinner at the Alta
club. Mr., and Mrs. Sleek and Mr.. Hef-
fey were her guests,
Mrs. Charles Q. Whittemore enter
tanned at dinner Saturday afternoon in
honor Of her mother Mrs. F. L. Brown
Covers were laid for eight
Mrs. s. II. PinkeTtOn is Commissioning
from six weeks alarming illness. and
has been removed from St. Marks hos
pital to her home at the Knutsford.
Members of the local division OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
are making preparations zsor a grand
ball at Christensens' next Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs .Arley Savage enter
tanned informally Tuesday evening
Their guests were the Misses Verna
Young, Emma Savage, Puzey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement, MIR and Mrs. PringIe.
Mr.. Frank Puzey and Mr.. Alfred Pear
son.
Mrs James Kirk and Mrs. Joseph
Luce extend sincere thanks to all the
ladies who either attended their card
party or sent in their donations. The
event was a perfect success. both So
clally and financially. The amount re-
allied was so. 20.
@ o g
A number of our well known peoDIe
are spending the Lsenten days in Los
Angeles, among them being Colonel and
Mrs. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Lowe, Miss Lowe, Miss Park, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin.
. q o
Dora r Varley, deputy supreme COM
mander of the Ladies of the Maccabee
is here to organize a new hive A pre-
Hmlnary meeting was held at the home
OF Lady Margaret Harvey on West
Fourth South on Friday afternoon and
the ladies viii give a kensington al the
home of Lady Lena Myers, Grand Pa
cine Motel, at p m. next Wednesday,
All friends of the Maccabees are cor
daily invited to be present.
Mr.. Leo Jones was the recipient of a
surprise party Thursday evening, Civ
en- at the home of Miss Birdie Vincent.
Cards and music formed the evenings
enjoyment, after which supper was
served. Those present were Misses
Birdie Vincent Cora Player. Mayme
Haslam, Alice Wright, Bertha COnburn.
Mae Crane, Bessie Edwards, Mabel
Whipple and Gertrude Crane, Messrs.
Leo Jones. Joseph Player. Willard
Mitchell, Ernest Carr. Horace Vincent,
Alma Elkins. Clifton Taylor and Joseph
Edwards.
8 8 o
The kangaroo court and their
friends gave a dance and peanut fes-
tival at the Social hall Monday even
ing, Feb. 49, Everyone present had an
excellent time. The members of the
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For Mrs. joseph R. Sharp.

Mrs. Joseph r. Sharp was on Tues
day afternoon the guest of honor at an
elaborate SiXty-three party given by
Miss frankie Sharp. The large par
Tors were frightened with flowers and
ferns and during the games presented
a most attractive appearance. Miss
Claudia Morris made the highest score
and was awarded a beautiful plate.
The second prize, a prettily framed
picture was given to Miss Lawson and
the consolation, a handsome frame Of
burnt wood TO Mrs. Gushing.
The guests of the occasion We're Mrs.
J. r. Sharp, Mrs. D. J. Sharp, Mrs.
J. +. Clinton. Mrs. Glendinning, Mrs.
PfOutz, Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Scarf,
Mrs. WaTnOck, Mrs. J. Y. FERGUSON,
Mrs. Mack, Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mrs.
Allen, Mrs. Dana Smith. Mrs r. T..
Smith. Mrs. McGuTriu, Mrs. Lambert
Mrs. Dern, DR.. Miles, Mrs. J. d. Spen-
Ger, Mrs. D. S Spencer. Miss williams,
Miss Preston, Miss Keith, the Misses
Dern, Miss Sadlsr, Miss Freed. Miss
DougalL Miss Sharp. Miss Lawson
Miss Gunner, Miss Ellerbeck Miss
Saunders, Miss Parker.
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PARK CITY.

Park City. Feb. 23-Tuesdav after
noon lie Page Radon celebrated his
eighth birthday by giving party at
the home of his parents. 4 large NUM-
Der was present, and with games and
refreshments a most jolly afternoon
was enjoyed. Prizes were awarded to
Ethel Doyle, Frances Shields, r. Sod
erup and Ernest Shields. Those pres
ent were Rose Niles. Tessie Nc
Laughlin, cleo Getsch, Frances Shields.
Beth Boyd. Tessie Niles. Lillian
kneale. Eleanor Wright, Gertie Nc
LaughlIn, Ethel Doyle. Eta Campbell,
Rose Gaist Tennie Wilson, Birdie Beat
tie, Mamie Wilson. Aline Chandler,
Grace Stringer, Miriam Radon Sher-
man Armstrong, Lee McPhie, Roy
Shields, VIII Thiriat, Ira Deim. Perry
Baker, Irwin Stringer, Lafe Higsou,
Wells Pinneo, Harry Doyle, Norris
Getsch, Ernest Shields, Cecil Stanley,
Clarence Goist, Bert Niles, Joe Shan
ley, 2. ROley, John Campbell. Frank
Stanley, Roy JuTgensen. Fay Metals.
Fred Jones, F.. SOderup, Tom Jones and
G. SOderUp.
Wednesday last Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Jones were passengers to Salt Lake on
a few weeks visit with friends.
. p 81
Henry Welsh and wife of this city
were introduced to President Mckinley
Tuesday by Senator Kearns. They
are at present in New York, but will
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Luncheon and Cards.

Mrs. Hector Griswold yesterday gave
an deliberately arranged luncheon and
card party. The rooms were fragrant
with the OdOr of carnations and roses.
and the luncheon tables were adorned
with the flowers intermingled with
maiden hair and plumosa. Tie score
cards were poster girls on a scarlet
background and the tallies were Mare
schal Mel roses done in water colors.
The prizes for the successful contest
ants in tho game Of sixty-three, which
followed the tempting menu, were very
handsome.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Grjswold's
hospitality We're: Mrs. Bogue. Mrs.
Bowman. Mrs. Beattie. Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Vincent, Mrs Ferry. Mrs Wood
ruff, Mrs Hogue, Mrs. Rood Mrs. Nc
Donald Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Niles, Mrs.
Stephens. Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Farms
worth, Mrs. JudsOn. Mrs. Derge Mrs
Tracy, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. fIosmer
Mrs. Brown, Mrs Brink. Mrs. Leon
ard, Mrs. futile Mrs. Shelp, Mrs. Pear
son, Mrs. Gunter Mrs. Vollmer, Mrs
Gradley, Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. Birming-
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at Sixty-th

Mrs. P. NJ. Anderson and Mrs. Alice
Hawkes. Ebel entertained their friends
at SiXty-thTe party Friday afternoon.
Prizes were won by Miss Lou Spence,
Miss Lulu CrOme and Mrs. Shea. At
the close Of the game delicious refresh
ments were served the guests. who were
Mesdames Allen, l.. G. Scoville, Phil
Ripple, Frank Emerson, w. c. Spence,
W. o. Bridgman. w. La Thiede. oliver,
Headberg, Sheriff. Ed Coe, L. J. Keyes.
Patterson, Fred Coe. Drew Larson. Ed
Korupkat, Holenstein, Henry Monter,
A Q. French, 3. F. Nevins, William
Bradford, c. A Hawkes., w. G, Coe,
Frank LathTOp, Erickson, Kidder Shea,
Savage, H. Redfield, c. Robbins, Sud
heimer. Holman, A. c. Kelley, G.. Tay-
sum, Misses Lou Spence, Mabel Bridg-
man, Ada Faust, Lulu .Crome, Leona
Erickson, Anna Luft, Belle Carnahan,
Edith McComie.
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Pleasant Event.

Bertha Evans entertained at hel
home, 1861 Emerson avenue. in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. PIERCE Fisher, whc
viii leave next week for their home in
Canada. Games and music were fea-
lures of the evening. Refreshments
were served. The rooms were appro-
pTiately decorated in commemoratior
of WashingtOn's birthday. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. PIERCE Fisher
Misses Frances Fisher, Mabel Miner
Annie Erickson, Nettie Fairbanks
Martha Milligan. LUcTetia West. May
sic AdamsOn. Lille Chapman, Alice
Richards, Nina Taylor, Luella, Evan
and Cattle Evans, Jennie Smoot
Messrs. John J. Brown, Arthur Adams
Madsen Fisher. Willie Evans, Dan
Lillywhite, Claud Richards, Leo Fair
banks, Vernon Fairbanks
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Elite Social Club.

Among the pleasant social events on
WashingtOn's birthday was a dancing
party at the Ladies Literary club
rooms, given by the Elite Social club.
While dancing was the principal fea-
ture, other amusements were enjoyed
The pleasant affair was attended by
the following; Misses Z. Lambert, 2.
Lambert, Scomberg, Carter, Evans, 8,
Brown, J. Brown, S. Miller, T. Miller
Perkes, Jack, Glenn, Newton, Mexican
Johnson, Hunter, SNOWFALL and Gray;
Messrs. ScOmberg, Altree, McPhie
PeTkes, Farnes, Sandberg, r. Lancas-
ter, +. Lancaster, Warburton. Hogan
Thomas, Everitt, HOllberg, Reynolds
Vincent, Cowan, Gray, Lewis and Nc
Arthur.
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Enjoyable Affair.

Mrs. F. A. Grant gave an enjoyable
affair on the evening of Washington $
birthday. The rooms were decorated
with palms and carnations, and the
evening was passed with caros and
music Prizes for the game were won
by Miss Fowler and Ir. Evans
The guests were the Misses Savage
Pearl Savage, George Savage, Daisy
Savage, Minnie Ray, Angie Holbrook
Mary Robertson, Margaret Robertson,
Jennings. Whitman, Holm, Fowler
bruce, MessTs. Gates, Paddock, Fred
Schroeder, Edwin Zwicky, Clarence
Sloan, Arthur Curtis, Gavin Andrews,
Chesney, L. R4y. VIII Ray, Alex Eber-
hardt, Walter Evans. John Jackson.
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Pleasant Surprise.

A very pleasant surprise was sprune
on Mr.. Leo Jones at the residence OF
Milo Vincent, 665 West Fourth North
Thursday evening, where a number OF
his friends met and had a jolly good
time. Cards, games and music were
the pastimes engaged in, after which q
delicious supper and other refresh
ments were served. Those present were
Misses Birdie Vincent. Bertha Cow
burn, Mae Crane, Cora Player, Ger
trude Crane, Alice Wright, Mamie Has
lem, Mabel Whipple. Bessie Edwards
Ada Vincent, Mr.. Leo Jones, Joseph
Player, Alma Elkins, Horace Vincent
Clifton Taylor, Willard Mitchell, En-
nest Carr and Joseph Edwards.
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Nav Club.

On Wednesday evening the May club
met at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bench, and a delightful evening was
spent. A few games Of Might've were
played. First prizes were awarded to
Miss Helena Holding and Mr.. II. III.
SadIer, second to Mrs. w. H. Culver
and Mr. J. w. Timms. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Bench was assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs. W. s. owen. After some
musical selections and making arrange
ments for Washington birthday, the
club adjourned 70 meet in two weeks
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Purt
in Darlington.
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Charming Luncheon.

Mrs. Sara E. BransfOrd was on
Thursday afternoon the hostess of d
charming luncheon. The parlOrs were
decorated with n ~t'ums, while the
table was effeCtiN,- > arranged with
carnations and ferns. The menu was
delicious one and was enjoyed by
Mrs. J. $. Bransford Mrs. George
Kidder. Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs
HeffrOn, Mrs. J. Tarvin Harris, Mrs.
Benedict, Mrs. Blood, Mrs. RathbOne
and Mrs. Lewis Evans.
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Sackcloth and ashes, For forty days
society viii eschew all social affairs
and give the mind anS body a spiritual
feast. And a blessing it is. Frocks
nave had a seasons wear, and could not
have been made to do much more ser
vice, and it takes time and thought to
get ones wardrobe ready for spring and
summer. So while there viii be many
a social event in circles where ones
own sweet Will is law, there viii be
restful days, days of recuperation, so
that the society belle may be ready for
the summer season.
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Theatre Party.

DR.. Harry Mayo gave a theatre party
at the performance Of ''Zaza'' Friday
evening. 1t was followed by a delic-
ioUs supper at BeardsIey's.
His guests were Messrs. William
Glasmann, J. L. Eldredge. jr, Angus
Nicholson. A. D. KATE, ), L. Nystrom,
George W. Glasmann.
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aergon. CAM. L. H. smith. Miller
Surprise PARTY.

Miss Marie Sorenson was the recipi-
ent of a very pleasant surprise party
on Wednesday evening. The parlOrs
and dancing hall We're thrown open to
the merry-make Delicious refresh
ments we're served by members of the
family. Among those present were the
Misses Mamie Shore, Louise Kenner.
Marie SOrensOn, ROdha Burt. Alice
Butler, Edith Coles Ellis Barnes.
Clara Kenner. Annie Reid, Claire Midg-
ley, l. HendTicksOn, Josie SOrensOn.
Rose Shore, Sarah Shore, Esther Soren-
son, Mrs. S. Arnold, Mrs. Manson. Mrs.
Sorenson, Messrs. Alma Gum. Oral
Sloane, John De MUD, Lynne Doolin,
Arthur Gardner. Hans Hansen. Will
Barnes, Arthur Alidgley, Will Pert, Al
fred Hansen, Lawrence Sloane, David
Peacock, Earn Hendriekson. Jacob Sor-
enson, Matthew Derrick.
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At Luncheon.

Mrs. Mabel Mcclure gave a dainty
luncheon at the Alta club on Washing
tons birthday. The table was laid in
the private dining room and was decor
s.ted with lOng-Stemmed Parma ViOlets
and ferns. Later in the afternoon the
guests occupied a box at the perform
ance of THE Little Minister"
The guests were Mrs. Frank W Jen-
nings, Mrs. Montague Ferry. Mrs. Ed
ward S. Fern. Mrs. D. B. Hampstead
and Miss Freed.
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At Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Richards enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening. The
table was prettily d 1oOrated with flow
e-s and ferns. From the chandelier
above hung a group of American flags
and the souvenirs were tiny hatchets
tied with the colonial COIOTs, The
guests afterward witnessed the per
Torrance Of 'Zaza" from a box
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Richards
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague Ferry and Mr..
and Mrs. Z. s. Ferry.
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Permits to wed were issued last week
as follows by the county clerk of Salt
Lake county:
James 3. Black, Salt Lake City..........54
Della Buckley, Salt Lake City. 81
Hans H. Andersen. Salt Lake City. "a
Nikaline Petersen, Salt Lake City. q. %
OrsOn A. Penrod, Liberty ---...-.-...... 81
Mary e knighton. PaySOn .---.-------17
John Sandstrom. Bingham .............. -
Ida Johnson, Bingham -..--------.-.-...2S
James Gardner, American Fork 40
Hannah NJ. NoWleS, American Fork .63
Val Curtis SpringVille -.-------...-....-... rs
Mamie Hughes, Salt Lake City..----..--1l
Albert A. Edwards. Salt Lake City 80
Lola MuldOOn, Salt Lake City -.........21
Arthur ]. I.iddle, Salt Lake City -
Elizabeth T. Harries. Salt Lake City. -
John SWensOn. Linden ....................2 %
Bertha A. Whitley, Linden 20
Isaac ". Riches, Salt Lake City ....22
Constance s Irwin. salt Lake City q
Edward F. Mum. jr., Salt Lake city. 80
Anna Larson. Salt Lake City -------Zl
Joseph Bell. Grantsviile -.------.-.-----2S
Matilda +. Elquist. GrantSYllle ..-...--z4
Louis A West salt Lake City =
Mettie NJ. Hawke, Salt Lake City.-..-.lS
James A. Forbes, Salt Lake City -
Ada NJ. Clark, Salt Lake City......---.-
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Theatre PARTY and supper

Mr.. F. c. Schramm and Mr.. John
Critehlow gave box party at the
opening performance Of "Zaza" After
the play a Dutch lunch was served at
the bachelor apartments of Mr.
Schramm.
Present were Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward
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ham, Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Judge, Mrs.
Woodward, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs Jolly,
Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. c. z. Allen, Mrs. Ben
nett, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Royle, Mrs.
Hobbs, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Reyes, Mrs.
Lynn, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Steiner, Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. Igleheart, Mrs. Plummer,
Mrs. Mcdonald, MIS-. Eddie, Mrs. Va
rian, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Dale, Miss Stewart, Miss Judge, Miss
COlburn.
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Mrs. Emily Whitney gave an informal
affair Monday evening. Her guests
were. Misses SaTah Williams, Bessie
Felt, Claire Dougal, Dorothy Dwyer,
Clare Smith: Messrs. Will INITIAL, Nick
Smith. Joe Everett. CIaud Cannon, Will
lard Smith, Irvine KimbaH.
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court in charge were Judge George
Taylor Sheriff Hicks. Prosecuting At
torney Heber Hicks, Official Swatter
Bassett. Constable BolIschweiIer, sam
uel Y. Taylor and F. Y. Fox.
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Box PARTY.

Mr.. Will Lawrence gave a box party
at the Grand Thursday evening enter
tanning the guests later at supper at
the home of Mrs. Hampstead.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 8 Fer
~, Mr.. and Mrs. d. 3. Hampstead and
Mrs. Mabel Mcclure.
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Informal Evening.

S. Ferry. Mrs. Mabel Mcclure, Miss
Jennings and Miss Freed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-16
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI, a.
County OF Bates,
In the circuit court, June term, 1901. Georv.
W. Lee, plaintiff, VS.. y. A. sampson and M,
unknown heirs of G. NJ. A. CLANCY, deceased
defendants.
Order OF Publication.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein n,
his attorney and files his petition and afadayit
alleging among other things that defepdsnts
r. A. sampson Is on-resident OF the stats q
Missouri; that {. M. A. CLANCY Is dead an
that his heirs the unknown defendants are IN.
known to the plaintiff herein and for that rea-
son their names can not be inserted in said pet.
ton. Whereupon, Ii is ordered by the under.
signed clerk in vacation, that said defendants
be notified by publication that plaintiff has
commenced a suit against them in this court
the object and general nature OF which is 10
secure from the court decree declaring Ger.
tain deed OF trust cancelled, said deed OF trust
being dated June -, 1897, and being recorded
records, given by Lizzie Mitchell and her
husband Is Mitchell who were then the own
ers in fee simple OF the southwest quarter Of
section nine 90 township forty-twO (lg range
thirty-nine C5g) to A Sampson, trustee 10
secure the payment OF six hundred dollar nsie
due on July !, 1854, with interest thereon Of
the rate of nine per cent per annum from ds,s
until paid, said note being payable 10 the order
OF said G VI A CLANCY: that the decree asking
Tor said cancellation or said deed OF trust Ia on
the grounds that said note has been fully paid
and that said deed of trust has not been releas-
ed and continues to be record lien on said
land, the same being now owned by this plain
till in fee, and unless the said defendants be
and appear at this court at the next term there
OF to be begun and holden at the court house In
the city Of Butler, n said county, on the 18th
day OF June next, and on or before the third
day OF said term, IL the term shall so long con
tinue-and il not, then or before the last day
OF said term-answer or plead TO the petition IN
said cause, the same will be taken ms confessed
and judgment will be rendered accordingly.
And ii is further ordered that copy hereof
be published, according 10 law. In the BrTLEn
WEEKLY TIMES, a newspaper published In said
county Of Bates for four weeks successfully,
published al least once n week the last inser-
ton 70 be at least thirty days before the fret
day OF said next June tern OF this court.
j. =. THURMAN, Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record. Witness my hand
and seal OF the circuit court OF Bates
IsEALl county, this 9TH day Of April, 1901.
23-4t j. T.. THUREAS Circuit Clerk
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Will Launch the Ohio.

San Francisco, Cal, May 5.-The
much-discussed question as to whom
would fall the honor of launching
the battle-ship Ohio has been settled
by the announcement that the func-
ton will be performed by Mrs. Me-
Kinley. After the simple ceremonies
preceding the event, consisting of
short addresses by President McKin-
ley, Governor Nash and Irving NJ.
Scott, Mrs. Mckinley will press the
button and the release will sever the
rope just at the turn of the tide, at
1926 o'clock. just as Mrs. McKin-
ley touches the button Miss Helen
Deshler, of Columbus, will break the
bottle of California wine over the
bow and gave the new fighting ma
chine the name of Ohio.
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Bridegroom IS, Bride so.

Chillicothe, Mo-, May S.-B. S.
Hayden, of Nebraska City, Neb., and
Mrs. A. Shupp, of Omaha, were mar
ried at the Luella hotel in this city
to-day. The bridegroom is So years
old and this is his fifth marriage.
The bride is so years of age and this
is her second matrimonial venture.
Hayden is reputed to be worth nearly
a million dollars in property and
money. The aged lovers are visiting
relatives here