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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-19
FAvOMT0 WINS
FIRST RAGE
FAIR CROWD WITNESSES LIVE
LY EVENT AT THE TRACK
Favorite Comes in Ahead in the Open
ing Event, With an Animal That
Had Few Friends Poor Sec
ond-Six Starters Line Up
in the Second Contest, a
Selling Five Fur
longs
Especial From the Track.)

Monday crowds at race tracks are gen.
orally below the average and today was
no exception at the local track. The
betting was not lively either and on the
first two races at least. not great deal
Of money changed hands. :
In the first race only two auction pools
were sold and they went: Favcrite. $25;
Louise Chapman, IS and the field So:
In the books Favorito was favorite at
the odds on price were to with
Louise Chapman not in demand at to
/ and Gleamore fancied by some at to l.
The race was a selling, at five furlongs
for three year olds and upwards that
had not been placed, one. two, three at
this meeting. The talent had it figured
out right on the dogs as they finished
in the order of their price: Favorito,'
first, three lengths in front of Louise
Chapman, who was ten lengths in front
OF Gleamoero. The time was H.O3h.
Guilty Cross, to /; Pauline to l and
Singleton 20 to l also ran; the last named
dead last. Hamburg declined the issue.
The second race. a selling at five fur
longs for maiden two year olds that have
started three or more times at this meet
ing, 10 pounds below the scale, found
six to 60. OF the lot Airline B was chosen
favorite at to / and was fairly we'll
PLAYED until a hot tip came in on Tufts.
His price was then backed from to l
to 2 to g. The rest We're any old price
from to 1 to 20 to l.
The flag fell with San de Lee in front
and the colt made the running for the
quarter and then gave way to Airline
Il. When they turned into the stretch
Tufts, who was in fourth place, con-
WINGED all that the tip on him was
straight. He came up strong and ridden
well passed under the wire length In
front of Airline B, who beat out Addie at
5 to 1. TIE time was 1:02A. San de Lee.
IL to /, Marion Lettie, u to l, and Lord
Glenn also ran.
The third and fifth races had 13 and
Is entries originally, brt when the own
ers got through scratching there were
only eight left to go in each event. In
the third Katie Gibson. La Carlo, Under
! growth. Roundhead and Commuter de-
clined the issue and in the fifth the run
starters were Tom King, Fortuna H.,
Kegalon Nettie H., Hurtle Lunatic and
Primer.
The feature of the card tomorrow will
| be the gentleman's race at five and a
| half furlongs, the weights to be 145
| pounds with IL pounds overweight allow
ance. The riders will be members of the
Overland club and those who will prob
| ably have mounts include Messrs.
| Stivers. Cochran, Leggatt. Gimmell,
| Stevens, Hamilton, Pearce and Dierks.
What horses they will ride has not been
| decided.
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conda. Even with the added equipment,
the train was crowded to it's utmost ca
pac1ty. The start was delayed for an
hour, in getting the extra cars around
from the Northern Pacific track.
Friends Of William Keafe, who is a
prisoner In the Deer Lodge penitentiary
say that no petition has been made to
the governor for his release as was
stated in the news from Helena,
Maud Bryan began divorce proceed
Ing stoday against NJ. G. Bryan on the
alleged grounds of failure to provide. In
addition to a decree she asks for $40 per
month alimony and $50 attorneys fees.
According to the complaint the parties
were married in Forren, Utah, Janu-
airy 16, 1896.
The Street Car company carried $4,000
passengers yesterday, almost a record,
for Sunday travel. The highest record
was made July 81, when about 1000
more than that number were carried.
That was the hot Sunday, when almost
everybody took to the cars as the only,
refuge from the fierce heat.
Miss Ethel Kluke gave a birthday
party at her home on sol Warren street
Thursday, Aug. 18th, and very pleasant
ly entertained Misses Annie O'Connell,
Virginia Ciasclike. Marcella Morrisey,
Many Morrisey, Nellie O'Lerry, Bessie
Honeycomb, Annie Honeycomb, Fan
ME and Minnie Seymour, Jennie and
Jessie Mcleod, Katie and Jennie Nc
Laggan, Edith Williams, Miss Anderson,
Beatrice James: Messrs. George Nc
Mullen, Clark Turner, John Williams.
George Tippett. Harry Kennedy, Ed and
LESSEE McGriffin, Charley Foster, Willie
O'Lerry, c. Hargraves, Lemuel Will
Jams.
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SHOT DOWN BY FO0TPADS
Charles Berg of Tacoma Fatally
Wounded by Highwaymen In
tent on Robbery.

(By Associated Press)
Tacoma, Aug. 19.-Charles Berg, a sin
gle man, was shot and fatally wounded
by footpads last night.
Berg was on his way home, and when
near the reservation was held up by two
men, who commanded him to throw up
his hands.
Berg was so badly frightened he start
ed to run, thereupon the highwayman
fired, the ball passing through the lower
part of the body.
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Aug. misunderstanding
10000 head. Market strong to higher.
Good to prime steers, $5.5O@5.6O; poor to
medium, $3.75@5.35; stockers and feeders,
$2.25@4.40; cows and heifers. $250@5.25;
Gamers, $1.50@2.50; calves, $325@5.75;
Texas steers, $2.5O@5.OO.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000 head. Market
strong. Good to choice wethers, $3.4O@
AGO; fair to choice mixed. $3.O0@3.5O;
yearlings, $3.50@4.35; western sheep, 1926
M4.00; western lams, $4.OO0525.
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Preliminary Opened This Afternoon

The preliminary examination of the
colored man. Chas. Candaletti, who shot
French Pete, the hackman. in the arm
short time ago. opened in the court of
Judge Sheppard of Meaderville at 3
o'clock this afternoon. Candaletti is
charged with committing assault in the
first degree.
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$50. 0O-YELLOwSTONE PARK AND
RETURN-$39.O 90.

For those who were unable to take ad-
vantage of the excursion to the park last
month, the Northern Pacific have ar
ranged for another excursion to leave
Butte, Aug. gath. The low rate of $40. 90
for the round trip has been made which
includes everything from the time you
leave Butte until your return. Call and
leave your name at the N. p. City office,
corner of Park and Main streets. II you
intend taking the trip in. SO accommoda-
lions will be reserved for you.
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DR.. n. A. FONG. u.s. Arizona Stree

NO CHARGE FOR ADVICE. Pri-
vate and Chronic Diseases cured with
Chinese Herbs that have cured mill
ions for centuries.
This is to certify that DR.. Fong's herb
treatment cured me of bad case.
PETE RUMEL.
DR.. Fong's herb treatment cured me
Of five years. kidney and bladder
trouble-JOHN MILLER.
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eO-Day Tickets to Buffalo.

The Oregon Short Line salt Lake.
Denver route" announces THAI on
August 9th, and September 81. ex cursion
tickets to Buffalo and return will carry
sixty-day limit.
On August goth. Sept. 18th. Oct. LIST and
18th, tickets will be limited to 50 days
from the date of sale.
City ticket office. los N Main street.
H. 0. WILSON,
General Agent.
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nore People
Who Use
~ESTATF@
Stoves

Pat Holland, s19 w. Copper.
H. Weidenback, 14O w. Pearl.
Chas. Merritield, N. Walkervii!e,
M. j. Murphy, Ill T.. Woo,man.
John Gerrick. PIP $. Montana,
John Kelly. 232 S. Atlantic,
n. p. Bradley, S3S Colorado.
Mr.. Hickey. So Main, Meade VILE.
T. NJ. Rohan, 2l9 N. Washington.
T. r. Kinds. 513 W. Park,
Mrs. J. ]. Cotter. 507 Colorado,
Mrs. Courtney. 317 N. Idaho,
b. Johnson. Alb D Ilota.
A. p. Remington, 4l3 Dakota,
j. b. Hughes. 513 Nevada,
Joseph Nickle, "a Wing Ave-.
Frank Huston, Williamsburg,
p. ]. White, 800 N. Idaho,
Mr.. Baldwin, SO ". Gold,
Frank Carvy. 1893 Hornet,
+. X. Giard, $50 S. Washington,
c. H. Tabor. Is w. Porphyry,
Miss K. Welsh, Is w Quartz,
John McGovern, Chicken Flat,
VIM. Eaters, 10; V. Mercury.
Mrs. Dussora, 504 w. Porphyry,
c. 4. Boyle, SO W. Iron,
Thos. Golf, liz, w Granite,
JOS. Naughton. 3O2 Il. Broadway,
Thos. Lavelle, Windsor Stables.
p. Z. Crowley, IS s. Main,
Mrs. Thos. Daist. 1915 Jefferson,
]. j. Haggerty, S23 8. Wyoming,
s. B. Co., Poor arm,
School -.strict No. l.
White Hall School District,
Parochial School, w. Park,
Inter Mountain Publishing c.,
w. N. Moran, Al Main St.,
J. c. Burns, POS s. Crystal.
Harry Floyd. SO s. Oklahoma.
Peter Sullivan. 4O6 W. Virginia,
John Church, 1421s E. Center,
]. v. Bennett, % Wing Ave-,
c. F. Lloyd, Lloyd's Ranch.
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LADIES' APPRECIATE

A good remedy, and there is not any.
thing on the market that equals French
Tansy Tablets for the relief and cure OF
painful and irregular mense. These
tablets remove all distractions. no mat
ter what the cause. Manufactured by A.
Ausendre. Paris. France. ANA FOR sale
only by the Newbro Drug Co.. Butte.
Mont. sole agents. Price 81 per box:
sent by mail. securely sealed.
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Funeral Notices.

The funeral of the late John D. Rom,
will take place tomorrow CTuesday),
forenoon at 9 o'clock, from ST. PauIs-
Catholic church. The st. Joseph, St..
Peter & Paurs and st. George societies
will attend.
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No Questions Will be Asked and $4OO
Reward

Will be paid for the return to this office
of a diamond sunburst pin, lost between
the corner of Granite and Wyoming
streets and the Thornton hotel. or in
said hotel, about p. M, August s,
1901.
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Grand lodge meeting Of United Mod
ems will convene in Butte on the 22nd
of this month at the Pythian Castle. the
new quarters to be occupied by Montana
Lodge No. 45 on and after August %.
Delegates will be present from the north-
vest.
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COPPER MINING QUOTATIONS
Especial to Inter Mountain
EXTENSION OF TIME BUFFALO
TICKETS.

The Oregon Short Ii le will sell round
trip tickets to Buffalo t $64.50. good for
return sixty day. On sale first and
third Tuesdays each month. City
ticket Office los North Main St.. Butte,
Mont.
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painters" No drunken stiffs nor ann
ateurs need apply.
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New York Conner.

New York, Aug. 19.-Copper nominal;
brokers Is 1-2@17; lead dull, brokers
prices $500.
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nard Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Passmore, Mr.. and Mrs. kaufman; Misses
Jessie Hall, Oizer, Huddleson. Hanson.
Lutey, Price; Messrs. Davidson, Lutey,
Price, Kelmick, McDaniels, Barker,
Rowe, A. p. Nipgen, Percy Bell, Joe
Pitts, Tom Markley. DR.. Pigot, DR..
Blair, DR.. Taylor and Mr.. Bacorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dixon entertained
a few friends at cards Tuesday evening
in their rooms at the Montana. Delicious
refreshments We're served and all de-
clared they had 1.-The best time" Their
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Casey,
Dr. and Mrs. O'Connor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Gallwey: Misses Margaret Han
son. Edith Bickford, Mamie Hall;
Messrs. John Dixon, Cole, Campbell and
Dr. Pigot.
Mrs. A. T. Morgan and Mrs. Epping
will keep open house on New Years
day. They will be assisted in receiving
by the Misses Cora, Julia and Hattie
Sanders, Allie and Anne Lowery, Mar
garet Blackiston and Daisy Dawson.
Mrs. Jesse B. Roote and Mrs. Ed
Thompson will receive New Years at
the home of Mrs. Roote, on West Gran
lite street. Those assisting will be Misses
Hanson, Marconnot and Bickford.
Mrs John Noyes will receive as usual
on New Years day. She will be assisted
by Mesdames A. p. He!nze. w. McC.
White and Mrs. Jack Noyes.
The Misses Russell entertained the O.
w. l.. S. Saturday afternoon at a bowl
ing party. After playing a couple Of
games the girls were taken to Morris,
where delicious refreshments were
served. The table was PRETTY trimmed
with various coiored carnations. Mrs.
Jesse Silverman and Miss Ozier were
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cnanoellerS were ropes made Of holly.
| dotted with pink chrysanthemums. The
name cards were hand painted affairs.
expressing a pretty Christmas thought
to the guests. who were: DIR. and Mrs.
A. ]. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Nc
Crimmon. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hol-
brook. Miss Helen McKechnie, Mr.. w.
Hamilton and Mr.. Mangam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Johnston gave one
OF their charming dinners on Christi
mas. The table was beautifully dec
grated with pink roses. hyacinths, ferns
ana molly. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie ID. Searles. Miss Katherine
Searles. DR.. Johnston. Mr.. Alex john
ston. Hal, Clark and Drea Johnston,
Another family dinner which took
place on Christmas, was one given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Geoffery Lauxier at their
home. corner Of Broadway and Ala
bama streets. The table was beautifully
decorated. Those who enjoyed the
delicious dinner were: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
NJ. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Clark, Jr., Mrs. Frank Shaw, Mr..
Thomas Lauzier.
Invitations are out for large recep-
ton and dance to be given by the MEM
beers of the Silver Bow club on New
Years eve. 1t is being anticipated with
great deal Of pleasure.
An informal luncheon was given Fri
day by Mrs. Hugh Wilson at the Butte.
The decorations We're beautiful. The in
vited guests were: Mesdames Arthur p.
Heinze, w. Nee. White, James Forbis,
EJn~
Misses Mamie Walker and Madge Marks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George lockwood gave
small but charming dinner Christmas
day. The decorations We're in red. red
carnations holly and cyclamen. Those
entertained We're: Mrs. Wilcox, Miss
Clara Wilcox, John Caplice and Judge
w. w. Dixon.
The new building at the corner of
Gaylord and Galena streets, which is
owned by A. P. Nipgen was donated by
him for the use Of giving the poor chill
dren of South Butte a merry Christmas.
Mr.. Nipgen had large tree put in one
of the store rooms and the ladies at the
Montana trimmed and furnished the
presents for the little folks. There We're
about $50 childen who enjoyed this treat.
DR.. O'Connor acted as Santa Claus.
Those who took an active part in this
charitable work We're: Mesdames
O'Connor, J. s. Casey, George Shelton.
Harry A. Galway.
Mrs. Charles F. Barston entertained
the guests at the Montana Christmas
eve with a delicious supper served at
10 o'clock. The dining room looked
charming with its red lights, and on
the chandeliers hung wreaths Of holly
and mistletoe. Upon each table We're
center pieces Of different flowers. roses,
carnations, hyacinths. Those invited to
enjoy this delightful supper were: Mr.
and Mrs. j. s. Casey; DR.. and Mrs.
O'Connor. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Barker
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Shelton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Pufahl, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A.. Gallwey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
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The holiday fetes are not confined to
this week only, but a number of large
affairs are booked for next week. It is
hoped that the old year will leave many
pleasant membranes and that the
new will be as kind in it's greeting.
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Edyth Bickford. All agree that the
Miss Russels acquitted themselves as
hostesses in their usual charming man.
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rich and valuable presents, as a token
of the esteem in which they were held.
They will be at home to their friends
after January l, at II West Pacific
street.
At the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Willis r. File, 10 Dakota street,
Thomas Wilson and Miss Alice Lenore
Phillips We're united in marriage by
Rev. ]. w. TAFT on Christmas eve. Mr..
Wilson is a Montana boy. having been
born in the historic town of Bannack, and
Is now one of Beaverhead's energetic
young men, with a beautiful new home
just finished in Dillon, to which he takes
his bride. Miss Phillips spent year or
two in Dillon some time ago and her
host of friends there will be glad to
know that she Is to me permanent resi-
dent among them.
Ed O'Neill and his sister Mary enter.
tanned on Christmas day by giving de-
lightful dinner. Their guests were
Mr. Wallace Holt of Mexico, Mrs. Ella
Knowles Haskell, Miss Horace Greedy
Peary, Miss Bay Sicily.
Jules Heilbronner returned from
two weeks visit in San Francisco on
Thursday. He reports having had a very
enjoyable time.
Miss Agnes Lavell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Lavell. gives a sleigh
ing party this evening in honor Of Miss
Mercy Lewis of Salt Lake. After the
ride the young people will return to the
Lavell home where refreshments will be
served, after which dancing will be in
dulged in. The house is decorated with
holly and mistletoe. Those who are to
enjoy the delightful treat are: Geraldine
Forbis. Pauline Sweeny, Josie Thomp-
son, Nan Vivian, Lillian Vivian, Drea
Johnston, Carrie Lowry. Julia Horgan.
Marjorie Forbis, Jeanette Gillis, Agnes
and Bee Davis, Laura HARDWOOD, Nellie
Walker, Jessie and Carry Wharton, Hal
lie Boucher, Margaret and Alice Leon
ard.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh T. Wilson leave for
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Edyth Bickford. All agree that the
Miss Russels acquitted themselves as
hostesses in their usual charming man.
ner.
Miss Eloise Knowles of Missoula
daughter of Judge Hiram Knowles, is
spending the holidays with her sister,
Mrs Charles w. Blair of 1927 South
Washington street.
Mrs. H. o. Wilson and Miss Puss Gull
len left for Spokane Monday evening.
Mrs. Wilson expects to return shortly
after Christmas. Miss Grace Cullen left
the same day for Helena, where she
will spend the holidays. The Misses Gull
len will be greatly missed by their man,
Butte friends
Little Marjorie Madison gave a pretty
Christmas party on Friday. The invita-
tions read "Come to my party, please.
and I'LL show you two pretty Christmas
trees" The color scheme was in red
and green carried out in red carnations,
holly and smilax. The covers were laid
for Is little people and in the middle
of the table stood miniature Christmas
tree. On it hung a gift for each little
a streamer of red satin ribbon terminal
ing at each plate with place card. The
other tree mentioned in the invitation
was Marjories own big tree, which stood
in the parlor and was lighted by numer-
Gus candles and hung with many beau
tiful ornaments. Those who enjoyed this
jolly Christmas party were: Mildred
and Charlotte Towle, Katherine Searles.
Anita Kroger. Jimmie Lowery, Maudie
Weirick, Jenett Mcdonald, Margaret
Wednesday,, Annett Hansen. Geraldine
Forbis, Dudley Fulton. Arthur Weirick,
Elliott Allie, Kenneth Smith, Harold
Hansen.
Miss Mary Jane Williams and John
F. Tickell were welded last SATURDAY.
evening at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams,
East Summit street. The home was
crowded with friends to witness the cere-
mony, which was performed in an i'm
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ningham. Mrs. Mary Sharp and DR..
Napton. The children who enjoyed
this affair were Clark. Hal and
Dora Johnston, Charlotte and Fran
ces Russell. Charlotte and Katherine
Welcome. Marjorie Forbis, Edward
Campbell and Frances Pearce. -
Among the many pleasant dinners on
Christmas day was one given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Williams. The table was
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guests Of the club. The club member:
who attended were Mrs. A. L. Morgan,
Misses Lellah, Eliza and Theo Russell,
Allie and Anne Lowery. Margaret Black
iston. Daisy Dawson, Cora, Julia and
Hattie Saunders, Helen McKecknie and
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decorated in pink carnations, cyclamen
and holly. Those who enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams were:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Williams. Miss Goodale, Mr..
Goodale, Mr.. Grace and Mr.. Snallwood.
The charming home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Noyes was the scene OF most
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pressive manner by Rev. John Hoslxing
Of Trinity M. r. church. Miss Emily
Williams was bridesmaid and Charles
Talon acted a. best man. A magnificent
wedding supper was served, and the
happy couple were the recipients Of many
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Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander and Miss
BlackistOn.


BlackistOn.
The O. w. L. s. have decided not to
receive at the Misses Lowrys, as num-
Der of the club members will not be able
to attend. It is with deep regret that
the o. w. L. s. have given up the idea
of keeping open house.
At the pretty home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Oppenheimer was given a most en-
joyable dinner on Christmas night.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas New
berger and J. S. Cohen.
delightful Christmas party. The guests
were invited for noon on Christmas day
and were taken, upon their arrival. to
the ballroom, where stood large tree
all lighted by small electric lights of
different colors. All the guests were
given mechanical toys, while the chill
dren were remembered with toys and
other things. After the presents had all
been distributed. delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Heslet. Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Carroll Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hol-
brook, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearce, Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Clark. Jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Welcome, DR.. and Mrs
Campbell, DR.. and Mrs. Renick
Mrs. George Williams; Miss Florence
futile. Miss Hattie Young. Mrs. Cum
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Young. Miss Hattie Young and Mr.. W.
H. Young, Jr.

Mr.. William Scallon, accompanied by
Miss Margaret Scallon and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. r. Ryan. left for the East Monday
night.
Among the family dinners at the
Thornton was one composed Of Rev. and
Mrs. Blackiston. Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. N.