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Riliousness is condition charsc-
terized by disturbance OF the di
gestive organs. The stomach is debit
itated, the liver torpid, the bowels
constipated. There is lOathing OF
food, pains in the bowels, dizziness,
coated tongue and vomiting, first Of
the undlgested or partly dieesteG
food and then of bile. Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets allay the
disturbances of the stomach and
create a healthy appetite. They also
tone up the liver to healthy action
and regulate the bowels. Try them
and you are certain to be much
pleased with the result, For sale by
VIM. P. Bell & Co., Accomac G. H.,
Va.
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For SALE-Schooner Alice and
Anna, 49 tonnage, capacity 1000
bushels OF oyster on u feet drsught,
sail, rigging, hull, everything in gooo
condition. Wish to sell because not
large enough for my work. Cores
pondence solicited.
Ben. F. Crock EFT,
Onancock, Va.
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Now ready 10 furnish eggs
from the finest stock of Single
Comb Brown and White Leg
horns that car be obtained.
These two varieties are r0cog-
nized as the Worlds greatest
layers.
Price 70 cents for Is, SD;
for 30, s. 90 per Is Eggs.
S0per cent guaranteed fertile
Send in your orders at
once or you may be too late toI
this season. Address
A. T. Matthews,
Box Sc. Parksley, Va.
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For SALE-From 40 to so No. ]
heart pines, near Onley Station
j. r. Sturgis,
Onancock.
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Congressman John F. Rixey, of
Tho Eighth district, will be re-nomi-
mated by the Democrats without
opposition.
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For SALE-My house and lot al
Parksley known as the Geo. X
West lot" For terms apply to
Mrs. Meekins,
1905 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Baltimore, Md.
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Fox RENr-Store house in Oman
cock. Apply to
s. r. Nelson.
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For RENT-For 1903, my house
and lot in Onley, where l now re-
side. A large and commOdioue
dwell ing. Possession given in Octo
Der if desired. For particulars il
quire OF
Miss Carrie Belote,
ODley, Va.
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NOTICE. Several thousand dollars
to lend on farm land security. Loauf
must be first class.
T. B. Quinby,
AccOmGc. Va.
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May 1, 1902.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHp
John II. Hopkins will withdraw
from the firm of Hopkins Bro. ~ Co.,
bunting creek. Va. SEPT. Isl, 1902
hy mutual consent We now oflei
our entire stock OF goods at AND
below cost, except groceries, paints
and feed, consisting in part Of: Dry
goods, notions boot. and SHOES, hats
and caps. hardware, crockeryware,
wood aud wiIlow-ware, oil clothing,
,uruiture, doors End sash, Oyster
shafts, sculJiug paddles, and other
things too numerous to mention.
Now Is your chance to secure bar
gains. An persons Indebted to Us are
re spectfully requested to settle their
accounts before September Let. We
r.il continue to dea! in oysters, clans.
crabs, etc, us usual.
Hopkins Bro & Co.
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Looking For Good Things?
You will not have to
go past this store.

Here you can get perfect fitting suits OF
money
Your STYLES are here-because all styles are
here and customers can't help buying.
The best makes Of shoes always in stock
prices sell them.
Latest designs in Hats
Furnishings for all ages and sexes.
We carry more stock in Watches. Clocks,
Jewery, Silyerware and Spectacies than ever
before, which enables US 70 Sell at lower prices.
our stock is worth picking, for its always
fresh. Come and see US.
Repairing a Speciality.
Respectfully,
JACOB ADELSTElN,
North ST.,
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NoTICR-I will sell my livery bust
ness at Accomac G. H., or sell or
rent my house and two lots at
Daugherty. Want to dispose of one
of them. Would prefer to sell my
livery.
James P. Daugherty,
Accomac c. H., Va
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For LoAN-$2,5OO by first lien on
unencumbered real estate.
John r. Rev,
Parksley, Va,
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only convinced the great bargains
have to offer We name 10 part:
Mems Ladies and Children Shoes and Slippers
from 20 cents to S2.50-about 900 pair Of same.
\ Hats and Caps from 10 cts up, Lawns from
Z cents up, India linens and Persian lawns black
= and white, from cts. up to 20 cts, Dimities,
Dotted Swiss Organizes, Pink and Silk Ginghams,
CaIicoes Percales Corsets in large variety Ho-
siery, Underwear, Handkerchief, Fans UNI
breas, Hanbug and Inserting large line of
Bed Spreads, Mattings, Table and Floor Oil Cloths,
Plain IND Fancy Dress Innings, Towels Napkins
published this limited
will be convinced 1 wish to out OF bust
ness nj gorl WHIP, sold at solae'IIice
3. =. NELSON, 'ACooMAC c. H.
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The undersigned special COM
missioner will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder
in front of Vests Hotel, Oman
cock, CD
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Treasury Department
Office Of
Comptroller Of Of. Currency.

Washington, D. c., May 8, 1902.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that "The Parksley
National Bank in the village of Parks
ley, in the County of Accomac and State
Of Virginia, has complied with all the
provisions of the Statutes of the United
States, required to be complied with be-
fore an association shall be authorized
to commence the business Of Banking:
Now therefore, l, William B. Ridge
ley, Comptroller Of the Currency, do
hereby certify that "The Parksley
National Bank" in the village of Parks
ley in the County of Accomac and State
of Virginia, is authorized to commence
the business of Banking as provided in
Section Fifty one hundred and sixty
nine of the Revised Statutes of the
United States.
In testimony whereof wit
ness my hand and Seal of
Office this eighth day of
May. 1902.
VIM. B. Ridgely,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
No G24G.
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Likes, Berwanger & Co. have established
reputation for manufacturing the best
Clothing possible of construction, and their
prices are always fair.
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For SALG-A handsome thorough.
bred Alderney COW, good flow OF milk
perfectly gentle.
j. &. Mills,
Onancoch, vs..
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For SALE-A grocery store on
Chincoteague Island doing a ying
business. Owner must sell owing 10
i'll health. For particulars address
Sealaluore BloXom,
Chincoteague Island, Va.
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Ladies and Gentlemen:

[ have received shiumeut of Ar
tistic Watches, which includes some
spt with diamonds and others beau
filullv hand engraved with sugges-
lions from nature. and many other
STYLES. both new and beautiful OuI
JewelTy and Silverware Is OF the
uost unto date kind and our prices
Will nor. Lor-canuCt be beaten.
Eye Glasses and Spectacles
are very necessary, and yet many
folks hesitate 20 wear glasses for
looks sake. They Draw wrinkles
into their foreheads years before they
should come. They lose the happy
expression on the face that perfect
vision gives. Let me help you if
glasses are required. | guarantee to
provide you with the most perfect
help obtainsble at the most reasons
able cost. | am Graduate Optician
and know my business.
Established 1SS0)
lN0. ". DUNCAN,
-Jeweler and Optieian,-
Onancock, Va.
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For SALES. @. Brown Leghorn
hens and eggs, s. G. White Leghoru
eggs, oysters on grounds with privie
lege of leasing grounds, also
Schooner, Sea Flower, capacity 800
bushels Of oysters, and other boats.
A. A. Lake,
Cheriton, Va.
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NOTICE TO SWINE BREEDERS:-l
offer for service my thoroughbred
improved Chester White Soar,
Grover" Terms $500
j. F. Ashby,
EXmOre, Va.
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NoTIcE-Ice for sale at Tasley by
Lilliston & Mock.
Try the new remedy for cos-ive-
ness, Chamberlain stomach and
Liver Tablets. Every box guarao-
teed. Price, % cents. For sale by
VIM. P Bell 81 Co., Accomac G. H.,
Va.
For SALE-Thoroughbred Poland
China SOW.
w. s. Nelson.
OnancOck.
For SALE-Potato sprouts. APP
ply to
G. 3. Savage,
Oniey, Va.
For SALE-One good lumbe,
wagon, 4 inch tread, alsO one good
lathe saw and edger combined
". - Braughton,
Ouley, Sc.
WANTED-B No. mich COW. frs.i
10 pail have Tor sale fine heller
caf, (Holstein and ]ereeg) five
mouths old Address
W p. Parker,
Ouaucock, Va.
r7 Co.. N.,.1 -.,,, .lc~r,,. 4,
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SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1902.

Entered at the Postoflce at Accomac Q. II.
Va, as second-class matter.
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NoTICE-Ice for sale at Tasley by
Liliston s. Mock.
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w. P. Bundick & Son.
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Virginia News.

Mr.. James Adams, of Orange coun-
ty, has flock of 10 sheep which has
produced this season % fine lambs.
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CoMAC COURT HOUSE, VA.
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Large Stock Of Goods
AT and Below Cost
Many at EaIf-PriCe-

have bargains
have to offer We name 10 part
The colored American., 1902-07-26
Capital Shoe Company'ssu cess.

Tie Charity excursion to GIymont
Saturday evening, July 12 on tho
Jane MOT eIey was one of tie most en-
joysble and best attended events of
the sun mer. Every body seemed to
be on the boat, and all had an excel.
lent time. The music was enhancing.
the dill ing service was all that CO uld
be desired. and the order was ideal.
The excuis:on vas planned and car.
ried to q successful conclusion by the
entt rprislng Capital Shoe Company.
and the committee In chsrge so thor.
oughly profol med its duties that moth.
ing but praise can be written of the
management. Through this entertain.
ment the Capital Shoe Compsny has
mate isily II creased its hold upon the
popular mind, and the home for the
aged receives a handsome benefi-.
The colored American., 1902-07-26

was transacted. The committee of 100
men will march to the boat. Friday,
August 1, 1902. to go down on the
morning trip
Tne following guesses have been
sent in for the silver cup to be pre-
sented by Chairman Malvin 10 the one
guessing nearest the lumber of persons
going cn the Masonic extursion Fri.
day, August 1st: Judge r. 81. Terrell,
3 240; Hon ]. w. Lyons, 2 975; r. w.
Tompkins, 8 $50; Mrs. Sarah Alexan-
der, 3 1916; 6s muel II. West, 3.175;
Miss Pauletts Goines, 8 $50; Hon
John G. Dancy, 8 900; john @. Nslle.
1925; Lemuel G Bailey, 3, 4O2.
The colored American., 1902-07-26
Miss Gibbs Pupils Entertain.

Miss b. A. Gibba' pupils In piano
entertained their parents and friends
last Friday evening with the following
program: Quotation, music" plan
solo, (a) "Gipsey RondO," Hay den /;
tb) "TyroIit nne" SpindIer, Ruth
Grimshaw; quotation, When Rita
Plays. piano solo, ,(a) E;uve," CzernY,
tb) "sunsLiny Morning." Gurlitt-
Grace Gibbs; essay, 'Chaminade I"
piano solo, ''Arogonaise," Massenet-
Bessie Patterson; essay. "Grieg,"
piano, Frolic of Buttelfns," B1hn,
Jennie Fearing; piano solo, (a) GrGeg,
Sonata No. 4" % "wsFz Caprice, Z"
Chaminsde-Mamie White; quotation,
The Only Art" piano. ''AIbumIeaf," ="
Bethoven-Mamie Fesrir g; quotation,
''fe5hOven," piano. (s) Lach, .'Idilic,"
I'D 'Tarentelle," H Heller-Louise How
ard.
Each number was rendered in a pleas
ing manner and did credit to both
pupils and teacher, The quotations
and essays on The lives of the COM
pOsers intensified The interest In each
number and demonstrated that to 40
ereclate any sat, one mu be In touch
With and understand the motive that
brought into being the things which
We love mCst in that art. Miss Gibbe
has ideals In music and has the gift OF
to her pupils love for the
besi AID purest of tnis enn bling art.
Miss n q. james. music teacher of the
public schools, accompanied by Miss
L. J, MOten, rendered chsrmingIy
selections from Arditf snd Nevir.
The colored American., 1902-07-26
Going to Ais b ma:

Fatte- j Harry Dorsey gots 10 St.
Joseph's College at Montgomery, Ala.
to work among the cOlored people in
the interest Of the Roman Catholic
Church. There SEEMS to be no sub
stantisl % undation for the rumor
that he might be called TO st. Angus
tines, of this city.
The colored American., 1902-07-26

Iiams always attend Mas onic excur-
sIOns.
Grand Master Terrell predicts 8 coo
PERSONS on the Masonic excursion
Friday August l.
Mlss Pauletta Goines says that
Georgetown will send 1000 on the
next excursion Friday August 1.
John G. Nalle aud w. 81. j, Malvir
w,Il be in the bcx Friday August 1st
Tickets only 85 otnts to GlymCnt.
Get off the cars at K street south
west. for the Jane Moseley, snd ask
Brother George S. Newman the way
All who go down on the morning
trip Of the 2 d grand Masonic excUr'
sion Friday August 1st, will go for q
cents.
Morning trip on the Masonic excur
sion rday, August 1st, % cents, al
children free. Am going? Well,
TeCkCn so.
Miss PauIetts Goines, Of Queen Els
ther, has promised to sell so tlCkets fol
the next grand Masonic excursion
Friday, August l.
Deputy Grand Msster q. a. Dear
and the Junior Grand Wardt n f. J
Ca.dcz1 will go down with their fami
lies on the morning trip to Glymonf
Friday August l,
Wealth erless, Bray and Freeman
went TO Alexandria Sunday. Watch
the result Of these three going South,
Friday August l.
Let the families gather for the morn
ng trip to GlymOnt, when all ch ldren
will be passed free. Ask your friends
what kind Of order the MasOns have on
their excursions,
r. w. TOmpkins, N. E. Weatherless
and John q. Ndie we're pronounced
the three beauties on tie Masonic tx
cuTsiOn. Take good lot K at each OF
them FIidsy, August l.
Eureka Lodge voted her compIi
meu,s TO charming Malvin on his
grand success, and Will go d,wn to
GlymOnt Friday August l.
j D. Howard, Benjlmi w Hams,
a. B. Winslow aad Beverly Young
should have = medal IL they continue
their god work until after the next
excursion Friday August 1.
Let sIl the Masons and their families
read The Colored American for the
Masonic ne Rs. Brother E. E. Cooper
and wife are making ready for NOM
ing trip, Friday A4gust l.
Prot. Nelson Z. Weatherless, the
tall sycamore of Pythsgoras Lodge,
has done more hard work for the Ma
sonic excursion of Friday, August 1st,
than any two members of the commit
tee
Mrs. Mslvin says Judson has not
had q good nights rest eInce May,
his anxiety for the success of Masonic
excursion is go great. We'll he can
sleep a'tsr the Masonic excursion FIi-
Day August l.
Grand Master Terrell, Right Emil |
nent Grsnd Comm sndsr Watts and |
Grand Righ Priest CCzzens will go |
down on TIE morning trip. Friday,
August l, because the pri, g will be
only . cents snd children free.
The meeting Of the General Conn., |
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taInment given by Company ii Of the
National Guard last night IN their club
rooms at the Deseret National bank,
Dr. and Mrs. r. Hepburn Of Fort
Douglas entertained on Wednesday In
honor Of Miss Virginia Breeder. Miss
Florence Stevenson, Mr.. Van Brunt and
Lieut., Berry &C.,.
Rev and Mrs. George Bailey leave
early next week for Washington, where
they expect to make their home
Dr. and Mrs. Hepburn will entertain
the bachelor officers Of Fort Douglas az
Dutch supper tonight
Miss Edna Harley Of Lincoln, Neb.,
Is the guest Of Mir. and Mrs. +. j, Gus
tin,
Mrs Nipper entertained the Ladies'
Aid society Of the First Baptist church
on Thursday afternoon
Mrs Callahan will entertain the Uto-
pld club az the residence Of Mrs. La
Fargo on First South street next We'd
uesday.
J G.. Sawyer has returned TO Ne
yada
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Stoner who
have been visiting with relatives In the
clty have returned to their home In
PoCateio.
Mrs. Fabian and Mrs. James Morrow,
Of Liverpool VIII shortly be the guests
Of MI and Mrs. +. J. Fabian and Mrs,
Jungk.
Mai. and Mrs. G. f. Downey left yes
terday for Denver where they will make
their home.
Mrs. Arthur Brown entertained on
"Wednesday evening In honor Of Mrs.
Harold Eldredge
Mrs. II. c. Wilson who has been In
California for the winter, has returned
A pleasant event OF the week was
the social given In honor Of Miss Mat
tie Read. who leaves today for Ger
many to pursue her musical studies,
Mrs. Il. y. Holmes was hostess At
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bride n the daughter NJ Andrew smith,
a prominent sloCkmdu az south cotton
wood The happy couple VIII hc Ht
homo ~ their friends aD $50 East fifth
South street after March TO-
W r. Scrvs was the recipient of o
pleasant surprise party 0n Wednesday
nlghta number Of his friends gathering
at his home and spending "a PHEASANT
evening with cards and music Refresh.
ments were served during The evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs w. II.
Sorvls. Mr.. and Mrs Fit2-Gibbms,
Misses Nellie Convey Dora Christensen,
Minnie Pitts, Lulu Jensen Seena
Evans. Lille and Josie Halsett Bar.
bara and Jessie Brown, Lettie Busbyi
Messrs Walsh Mnrgeti9. Hnllbcrg,
Jones, HoagIn, sandberg ana Dear
dorf
Mrs William Homer was hostess at
a KensIngton tea 40 her home In the
Second ward Tuesday afternoon The
time was spent with needle work and
conversation, ana a delicious lunch was
served during the afternoon Those
present we're, Mesdames Eph Homer.
VIVA cum, Aftie Egertson Mile
Hardy W. w. Connoycr j. NJ Jcn
sen, Barbara Holfcr W. IS Farrcr
Matilda Homer NJ. j. Vincent Mrs
Buckley
Monday night was the thirty-third
birthday anniversary Of Mr.. Mark q,
raft the son Of Or. Romania Is Pratt
and the occasion WAS celebrated In "a
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be lssuod tbo plan being 10 receive in.
! formally AN friends Who may desire "a
| call
The club met last night VITA Niles
! alnlly whitney ana WIN meet mex,
lhutrday night with Miss Hazel Bea-
! uc, The members are Miss care Dow
| cav, MISS 'los9lc Williams Miss Emily
whitney Miss Hazel Bcat.c. Miss Me-
llssa smith Miss Glare smith Miss
Bessie Felt Miss Dorothy DWyer Miss
sarah Williams
M aud Mrs i. 6. Weetei OF poca-
tello willspend next week IN the city,
Company II Of the n. @. r., viii
give a smoker tonight ut their club
rooms IN the Deseret National club
rooms,
Mrs @ NJ Frazier OF Woodruff Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VII
nam Graham Of this city,
The Kensington club met with Mrs.
Austin Whitney Yesterday
Mrs Elsie Paul Davis leayes for the
vast tuluVlIuN,
Mrs, y & Hadra ana children Of
Seattle are visiting Mrs. Henry Cohn'
The leather wedding OF Mr., and Mrs.
e, G. Callahan viii be celebrated this
evening
The Misses Sherman entertained In
formally this week.
Gen and Mrs Witcher returned to-
day from an extended trip through the
eastern ana southern states
Miss Myrtle Banks has returned from
Ogden.
Mrs ~ u Wood entertained the Fri
day Afternoon club yesterday at her
home.
Mrs Henderson Green who has been
visiting at GIko' New, has returned.
Miss Winnie Wclby has returned
from Eureka
Mr. and Mrs II. De Wolfe Of Beaver
who have been Waiting n the city u
short Jme have returned to their
home,
Mrs j. e. Hooper has returned from
Callfomu
Mrs. W. H. Dunn who has been |
spending the past week in the city with |
Mrs T., W. Center has returned to her |
home IN Bingham.
Mr. and Mrs. n. G., Brownee have re-
moved to 221 South Eleventh Fast
street
capt end Mrs Shanks entertained at
dinner at Fort Douglas on Wednesday
evening
Miss Marie Luce will entertain the
Euchrc CLUB next Tuesday
An event Of the week was the enter
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| Romania Pratt, Dr. and Mrs. Greene
Mr.. and Mrs Barker, Mrs De Fond
Mir and Mrs. irwin H. Pratt Mrs Lucy
! Stevenson, Miss Greene, MI Garlick,
on Thursday Mrs. Henry Lawrenc,
entertained at delightful luncheon
the occasion being the birthday ami.
yersary Of the hostess. The table was
beautifully decorated with white violet.
and carnations with smllax and ferns
the centerpiece consisting of vase OF
carnatlons,and with yioIets strewn over
heclothand fastened 20 the place cards.
The guests were Mesdames Zane, wit.
cher John Sharp, Jr Hunt Ferry
Miles, Woodward, Stanchded. lie
Grand Young, j. II, Young and DR.. Lu-
ella Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Sloan entertained
informally at chatting dish uSper on
Wednesday night. Preceding the SUD.
per Mr. Scott Wells gave readings from
kipltng
Miss Neya Pratt lefl Wednesday for
Ogden She Will spend month the
guest Of Mrs E. b. Stone
Mr. and Mrs. w. V. Rice left Mon
day for southern California and Mexico.
Mrs. w. G. Carleton Of Wyoming is
visiting with relatives in the city
Mrs. l., c. Karrlck leaves shortly for
southern California
Mr.. ana Mrs II, $. Joseph, who have
been In the east for the past six months
have returned.
Mr. Fred Dern has returned,
Dr. and Mrs A, h. Rykert will arrive
shortly 10 spend a few days before
going TO san Francisco.
Mrs. w, r. Brooks ana son left re-
Gently for Ohio. where they win spend
few weeks visiting with relatives,
The Billie club win give a dance
next Wednesday evening at the Ladies'
Literary hall
Miss FerrIn has returned to Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Ritter gave a
stall party at the theater on Wednes.
day night
Misses Vera Hardy ana Ada and Cora
Dusenbury OF Provo are visiting Miss
Emily whitney.
Miss Mccormick, who has been visit.
Ing IN the east for a few months past
has returned
Mr. ana Mrs David Keith have gone
20 California
Mrs. Herman and Mr.. Austin X
Herman leave Monday for the coast.
Mr. Harold Eldredge viii leave short.
ly for Germany to continue his musical
studies
Mrs. A. II, Bird has returned from
Chicago
Mr. j. ID. Spencer returned on Tues
day from ten days trip TO Wyoming.
Miss Amy Pike who has been visiting
in Provo, has returned
Mt. and Mrs. A. f. Walker are spend-
ms few days at Glen Mary
Chester Mason has returned from
California. '''''
Miss Emmelne Wells entertained
ne card club M her home on Eighth
East street last night The prizes In
the contest were won by Mrs. l.. w.
snow ana MI r. W. Sloan.
a party OF young ladies' have chosen
thursday night 10 be at home 10 their
gentlemen friends. No Invitations will