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SATURDAY. MAY II, 1902.
;s;555IzlAfz|i|I(:II}E|EI!!iZbI
S -Eg -
FROM HIS MOTHERS HAND.
shows to What Awful Depths
Mans Appetite Can Plunge Him.

Bill had been drinking. He now sat
in a murky atmosphere of tobacco
smoke, leaning over the table on
which he was making circles with the
bottom of his glass or listlessly shut
fling a dirty pack of cards.
Bill was Is, 1.-The only son of his
mother, and she widow" The night
was growing late, and the room was
quieter. Suddenly little stir was
made near the door, and Bills name
was called.
a pale young man, little Older
than iiill, made his way rapidly to
his side. and took him roughly by the
shoulder.
Come along, old fellow" he said.
''you re wanted at home. Make haste"
"Who wants me, eh?" stammered
Bill, rising and lurching forward on
the table.
Good Godi VIII Rochester. are You
so far gone as that? I'd hold you ur-
der the pump spell to sober you up
If there was time but the preachers
wife said 1 must hurry. Your poor
mother is sinking, and before you get
there she may be gone"
"Gone-muzzer gone! Of lady never
goes anywhere"
81 know, she's been ashamed TO since
you left school aud threw yourself
away. But / won't preach. l amt a
saint myself, and wouldn't ever have
brought YOU in here If l had thought
about your father. Lucky knew where
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Health in tho PbiIinp,n..

Although the Philippines have not
been heretofore regarded as a par
ticularly healthful place. the expert
ence of our troops there since 1895
has shown some remarkable physical
results. While local fevers and intes-
final diseases seem to have been
particularly disastrous TO men and
women of full habit, and caused
them to lose flesh and vitality, thin
and anaemic people stationed there
have improved in blood and vitality
and increased in weight. In many
cases the frail and delicate have he
come younger in feeling and actually
taken on a new lease of life. The
climate is said to be especially bene-
fetal in cases of rheumatism. Ac-
cording 20 medical officer, it is the
vigorous one who returns to the
states sickened and Disguised. while
the weak and frail there become
strong and Washington
Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Good work of Gomez Vans.

The Church Temperance society of
New York during the past year has
served nearly 700 hot ten-cent
meals from the lunch wagons. Seven
teen free ice-water fountains were
maintained with the profits. The peri
palette coffee vans sent out by this So
ciety are no less successful, from
both the financial and the humane
point of view. Hostesses order van
to furnish hot coffee to coachmen
waiting outside their doors. Vans are
sent to all fires where the firemen are
long on duty; and in bitter weather
they furnish warmth and refreshment
to motor men at different parts of
their route. The idea that the tempta-
tions Of the saloon can best be met by
better food, harmless drinks and
bright club rooms is fortunately gain
ing ground--Youth's Companion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
HONOR PUPILS.
NAVY HILL SCHOOL.

NNAN AAAAAA OS1lOO1-
9Th Grammar-Jeanette Forester,
Edna Minor.
9th Grammar-Junius Brown, Katie
Moran, Mary James, Coralease Nor
rell.
Srd Grammar-Christopher Kemp,
Maggie Young.
9Th Primary, No. 90, Miss Virginia
b. Harper, teacher-John Freeland.
9Th Primary, Miss Earle A. Lee.
teacher-Albert V. Norrell, Jr., Annie
Brown, Lillian Fraysier, Ruth Fox,
Matte Norrell, Rosa Page, Otelia
James.
9Th Primary, No. 1, Miss NJ. L. Tins
ley, teacher-Marshall Daniels, David
James, Percy Lee, Mills Taylor, Helen
Anderson, Loretta Hopkins, Senada
Morris.
9th Primary, No. 2-Henry johnson.
Mary Cabell, Jane House, Willie Bur
rows, Pleasant Thomas, Courtney Ow-
ems.
4th Primary, No. 1, Miss NJ. E. Nor
ris, teacher-Martell Brooks, Leroy Rag
Ian.
4th Primary, No. fisherman Brown.
Robert Grandson, Willie Milton, Irene
Gregory, Edna Holmes, Jessie Mosby,
Rosalie Primus, Aaell Richardson
Bird Primary, No. Benjamin Brown,
Charles Green, Frank Mason, Ada Bots.
seau, Alma Smith, Inez Stuteley.
VALLEY SCHOOL.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Not "CnIamItous- Scum

Ex-Speaker Reed and a friend were
in restaurant where colored servants
are employed. The soup served was
not above suspicion, and the friend
remarked the fact to- the man from
Maine. "Calamitous!" exclaimed Mr..
Reed, with a look of disgust at the
waiter.
mo, sub; no, suh," disclaimed the
latter, " faint no clam soup-gumbo,
sub; jiSt Whatever ordered."-N. Y.
Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Her Tribulntionr.

Charlie. dear" said young Mrs.
Torkins, lis there anything on your
mind?"
Not thing" ne answered, gayly.
What did you think was on my
nlind?"
Nothing. 7 knew il would be that
way. 1t was only Is minutes ago that
] told you TO do a lot of errands
downtown, and you said you
wouldn't let them get off your mind
for minute, and now you've broken
your word again!" Washington
Star
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17

PLACED 1T IN HIS MOTHERS HAND.
to find you, though. for they say she
keeps calling you fit to break your
heart"
Hurriedly the young men traversed
the deserted streets, and finally en-
tered house where lights were glanc-
ing from room TO room. In the small en-
try woman met them. "Have you
found him, Harry? o, yes, see. Come
right up, Will, you poor boy! She is
quiet now"
a ministering neighbor had care
fully turned the helpless head, and lift
ed the nerveless hand. Upon VIII
Rochester's bowed head one pale hand
rested. The mother was past all sor-
row and care, past all listening and
watching through the long. lonely
nights.
She began to speak in low, pleased
voice, broken at times by little happy
notes of laughter:
'My son! o, yes, my little Willie.
Willie is here by mother. lie always
comes in when mother calls him.
Willie is such 'mamma-boy" You
mustn't play out SO late, Willie. Moth
err gets so lonesome. Mother knows
you forgot, you are such good boy,
Willie. But you know you are too
little to play out so late, dearest.
Mothers comfort! Mother knew YOU
would come when she called. They
don't know my dear boy when they
talk so. They even say that my Willie
Will drink, because his poor father did.
but mother can trust her own boy.
Only, to make sure, promise me, dear
est-give mother your word of honor
that you will never touch the stuff,
and then won't ever worry. Put both
your hands in mine, dearest, as you
do when we pray. Now say it after
mother: 81 solemnly promise, God
being my witness, never to drink
liquor, until take 1t from my moth
er's hand.'"
With an agonizing effort the dying
woman lifted her sons hand in both
her own, and her voice rang clear and
firm through the words of the sol.
emn VOW.
The young man raised his head, and
looked round him like a hunted m.
imal. His bloodshot eyes rested or
the face of the pastor down whose
cheeks sympathetic tears were fall
Ing. Say it, my boy-say it-and max
God help you to keep It."
Slowly and tremblingly VIII Roches
ter repeated the words that his moth
er's utterance had scared into hi.
brain, then smile Of ineffable 10,
shone through the pallid marble of he1
face, and the cold hands dropped upor
the bed. The stiffening lips moved a.
If to kiss the haggard young face 81
near her own-one long sigh, and VIII
Rochester was motherless. But N,
more widow, old and broken-hearted
the lonely soul had flown, like a bir,
uncaged, to a su nmer-land of youth
love and Joy.
The kindly minister led VIII Roches
ter to his bed, where he soon SUM
into stupor of dI eamless sleep. Whe1
he awo<e, day had far advanced. Il
his mind was an undesirable sense Of dis
aster or of impending Ill. What coul,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
served Throne Four Centuries.

Among the great governing fam
lilies of these realms, the courtly
house of Cecil is probably unique, for
it stands preeminent at least in con-
tinuity of service TO the throne. II
has fiourished under two earldoms,
each reaching marquisates, for nigh
four centuries, and during as many
dynasties-Tudor, Stuart, Hanover
and Saxe-Coburg. Though three of
these dynasties have come and gone
the house of Cecil remains as firm
as of old.-London Tailor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
5th Grammar-Marie Allen, Alice

5th Grammar-Marie Allen, Alice
Johnson.
4th Grammar-Robert Cole. Peter
Hudson, Elsie Carter, Louise Dawso
Ollie Frayser. Alberta Hayden.
Bird Grammar-Julia Browne, Bessie
rage, Lula Greene; Ulysses Fountain,
Walter Randolph.
2nd Grammar Celia Minor, Katie
Mills, Aretha Randolph, Lillian Foster,
Ollie Guerrant, Leon Holmes.
18th Primary Esther Young, Alma
Lewis, George Washington, Hester elias
Cow, Clara johnson, William Collins,
Norma Goodman, Odious Robinson.
9th Primary, b-Marie Cousins, Rosa
jackson, Matte Walters, Mary Craig
Rebecca Branch.
9Th Primary-Leroy Fraysier.
9TH Primary, ada Booker. Olivia
Burke, Fannie Payne.
4th Primary, b-Serlestiue Boiling,
William Ellis: Leroy johnson, James
Randolph, Lucy Christian, Maize Has
kins, Belle Smith.
3rd Primary, a-James Booker, Clar.
ence Parsons, Joseph Shelton, Mary
Johnson, Minnie Williams, Mozelle Law
son, Eulalia White
Bird Primary, b-Isaac Randolph.
Fred Reid; Willie Walker, Rosa Thorn
as, Sarah Wyatt, Maggie West Lucy
Tucker, Estelle Shores, Helen Mosby.
End Primary, a-Queen Brown, Ad-
die Glover, Ada Freeman, Lucy Hilton,
Emma Smith, Emma Skipwith, Clar-
ence Lewis, Ed Randolph.
2nd Primary, b-Stanley Williams.
William Randolph, Charlie Roach,
Grace Branch, Willie Elicit, Rebecca
Johnson.
LIST STANDARDIZATION Page, Richard
Branch, Cora Baker, Laura Price. Mar
tina Harris, Mary Farrah, Catherine
Peasants.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Inconvenience of Knowledge

First Medical What's wor-
rying you?
Second Medical Student-You know
1 am desperately in love with Miss
Beautie.
Eyes, and I have noticed lately that
she has sad, dreamy, soulful ex-
preston"
That's it. don't know whether
it's love or her Hver."-N. Y. Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Cnre I'm LACQUER work

A piece of genuine japanese lacquer
costs the native artists almost life
time to perfect, and is produced by
hundreds of thin coats of lacquar laid
on at considerable intervals of time,
the value consisting rather in the Ia
Dor bestowed than in the quality of
the material used. First-class lacquer
work can scarcely be scratched by a
needle.-Science and industry.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
BAKER SCHOOL.
Week Ending May 9th, 1909.

Week Ending May 9th, 1902.
9th Grammar, Mrs. Rosa D. Bowser.
teacher-Belle Morris.
9Th Grammar, Miss NJ. L. Chiles
teachcr-Gracie Clarke, Alma Farrar.
Viola Grey. lnez Jones, Jennie jackson,
Arsena Lemas, Susie Monroe, Mamie
Smith.
4th Grammar. Miss L. B. Wills. teach
er-Lillie Harris, Anna Galloway.
Srd Grammar, Mr.. d. Webster Davis
teacher-Maggle Baker, lamar Carter,
Mary Daggett, George Grey, Mamie
Knox.
2nd Grammar, Miss Vera A. Holmes.
teacher-Mamie Johnson, Maylon Boil
hing, Rebecca Mitchell, Arnita Wells.
Regenia Holmes, Minnie Garter.
1st Grammar, Miss NJ. H. Smith
tsacher-Ada Greene, Rosa Goodwin,
Thomas Knight.
Sth Primary, Miss L. J. Corbin, teach
er-Mattie Dawson, Leora Smith.
9TH Primary, Miss @. F. Brown teach
er-Preston Burrell, George Thomas
Lucy Combs, Gertrude Goode, Naomi
Hill, Florence Storrs.
9th Primary, Miss M. @. Tinslev.
teacher-Bruce Fountain, John Pier
son. Maggie Farrar, Bette Fitzhugh.
Hermione jackson, Bertha Lee, Pauline
Morris, Mary Pierson, Mabel West, Ber-
Meta Young.
9th Primary, Miss NJ. Z. Allen, teach
er--Augustine Boiling, Bonnie Bass,
Henry Dawson, Emanuel Stuart, Veola
Washington, Katie Gilpin, Malneon
jackson, Carlotta Kersey, Mary Miller,
Armeta Stokes.
4th Primary, Miss M. R. Crump.
teacher-Mercer Burrell, Sydney Brax-
ton, Marie Brown; Salie Gayles, Leila
Giles, Theresa Hayes, Hazel johnson,
Bessie Ware.
Bird Primary, Miss E. V. Trent, teach
er-Henry Anderson, Ruby Green, Per-
celia Madison, Thurlow Jones, Rosa
Scott, Gussie Harris, Frank Cephas,
Alberta Smith, Lossie Hawkes., Ira
Deane, Hortense Gray, Edward Eldridge
Ethel Ellis, Percy Vaughan. Goldie Lee,
Jack Wyche, Veola Wells.
MOORE SCHOOL.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Hoped for the Same Rc.ult..

DIR. kurenone-If / am not mis-
taken, | think / prescribed for your
wife several years ago.
Henry Peck-Yes-and she died.
Last year | was married again.
DIR. kurenone-What can do for
you?
Henry Peck-T want 20 get you to
prescribe for my present wife.-Clli-
cage Journal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Norfolk and Western r. r.
November cath, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY), BYRD
STREET STATION.

500 A. NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives ar
Norfolk II 10 A; NJ Stops only at Pet
ersburg, Waverly and Suffolk
S;Oo A. M. THE CHIC lGO EXPRESS. for
Lynchburg, Roanoke, Columbus and
Chlcago. Buffet Parlor Car Petersburg
TO Columbus; also, for Bristol, Knox
VILE, and Chattanooga. Pallnan Sleep-
er Roanoke to Knoxville.
sU T. M, Ocean Shore Limited Arrives Nor
folk o. 20 z. M. Stops only at Petersburg
Waverly and Suffolk. CONTESTS AFT NorS
folk with Steamers TO Boston. Pfovi-
dence, New York, Baltimore and Wash
7:23 P. M, for Suffolk, Norfolk and informed.
late stations. Arrives at Norfolk 20 40
siO r. M for Lynchburg, and Roanoke Con-
and Chattanooga Limited. Pulinan
5seepers Lynchburg to Memphis and
New Orleans, Cafe, Parlor and Observe
ton Cars Radford to Alfalfa, Ala. phil
man Sleeper between Richmond and
cy at $50 p. NJ Also Pullman rST 0esslS eeeSar
Petersburg and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburp and
and the West daily at 7:85 A M and
500 p. M; from Norfolk and the East
at lI;lO A. m, IL :42 A. m, and $50 p
ONCE 838 Main st.
JOHN E WAGNER
City Passenger and Ticket A0t.
Q. H. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
w. b. BEvILL,
General Passenger Agent.
General Office; Roanoke, Va.
dc "a
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Very Rich.

Harry-They say that WILLY is 60
ing to marry Miss Plainleigh; going
to wed her for her money, so they
say.
Harriet-You don't say Sc. I
didn't suppose she had so much as
that.-Boston Transcript.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Not the Modcrn INInd.

"She's not what you'd call an adj
vanced woman?"
"Oh, no."
HAS no mission in life, 7 suppose?''
"Oh, L believe she claims to have
one, but it's nothing of any impor-
ance."
"What is it?"
Just mission to make some good
man happy, l understand Chicago
Post.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Away on.

Its an Al display" said Mr.. Pitt,
at the dog show.
''It's a first-class exhibition" re-
piled Mr.. Penn, but you've got the
wrong number"
"How SOP"
Instead of Al it is K9."-Pittsburg
hronicle-Telegraph.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Their sinrIe Tboupht

Hook-That young married couple
appear to be two souls with but a sim
gle thought.
Nye-Yes; he thinks he's the only
thing on earth, and she agrees with
him--Phnadelphia Record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Expecting Further Trouble.

80 you've gotten your hair cut, have
you?" said the government agent.
YES" answered the poor Indian
discontentedly. 81 suppose the next
thing we know, they'll be requiring US
to get baldheaded and wear chin whis-
Observation-Disclosures Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
The PastornI Vi.Itntion.

81 hope you try to be good little
girl, Kitty"
Eyes, sir. Sometimes I think / en-
Joy goin' to church most as much as
do chocolate creams" Chicago
Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Lndy Help PLENTY

Mrs. Rangle-Tve advertised for a
servant for a whole week, with no
results.
Mrs. Cumso-Well, / advertised for
a good-loOking lady help, and had "a
TO select from the first day.-Balti-
more Sun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
A Good Plan.

Visitor Cat Chicago restaurant)-
This bill of fare is in French.
Waiter-Yes, sab; but the prices is
in English, sab. Mos folks goes by
dem.-N. y. Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17
Their last visit.

Mistress-Now, remember, Bridget,
the Joneses are coming to dinner to-
night.
Cook-Leave IL 10 me. num- I'll do
me worst! They'll never trouble yez
again.-Tit-Bi
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So He Will

The air is slowly warming up,
Spring poems are on tap once more,
And soon the festive messe niger boy
VIII begin to shut the door.
Chicago Daily News
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-17

Week Ending May 2nd, 1909.
9th Grammar-Chariotte Jackson.
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MANS ARRIYE RICHM0ND.

hANc ami II hlOh MUND.
8 NJ. Daily. From Jacksonville Sayan-
nah, Charleston, Atlanta Macon An
gusta and all points South
M. Daily, except Monday. From Tam
pa, ut Augustine, Jacksonville, Sayan-
nah and Charleston.
Soa M. Daily. From Petersburg, Lynch
burg and the West.
go. M. Daily, except Sunday. Petersburg
.itA; NJ Daily, except Sunday From Colds
boro and intermediate stations Nor
folk and Suffolk
- ga, III. Daily. From Norfolk, Suffolk and
Petersburg.
I1:lO A M Sunday only. From Norfolk, SUI.
folk and Petersburg.
loP. M Daily except Sunday. From Pet
7;45 P. NJ. Daily. From Miami, Port Tampa.
Jacksonville, Savannah, Charleston
Wilmington, Goldsboro, and all points
South.
e;5OP. n. Daily. From Norfolk, Suffolk, and
Petersburg
$3.50 P. NJ. Daily: From Petersburg, Lynch.
burg and West.
t. NJ. EMERSON,
Traffic Manager.
]. R. KENLY, General Manager.
ii. M. EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
o. s. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agt.,
S3S East Main Street.
jan. IA.
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SOUTHERN RAIL nay
Schedule In Eject Feb. rs. ;CS
Trains Leave and Arrive 18th s l; tion


10 30 a. NJ, No. daily for Durha q, Nan
VILE and ali local stations a CON-
Meeting nG Burkeville with A w R'v
for FarmS1lle, Lynchbur all local
stations West; nc jeffrey Z ocal sta
tons on Norfolk Division "a, tanviIie.
at Oxford for Henderson
2 30 p. NJ, No 20 limited train y for J,cl,
sonville and all Florida I is .Hayana,
Nassau etc, Connects csplev with
Farmville, and Pow a Railroad Mt
IrecIsboroIor Durh Raleigh and
Winston Salem; at CIV 10 With NJ
o. Sni1tl states taS sll,Sold train,
daily Tor New 0rlear sand points South
which carries seepe 80 New Orleans
Drawing Room Sic GER Ricnmond 10
Atlanta and Bir ham. Throngh
train with sleeper ais bury TO Mem
PMS Dlnlng-Oar vice.
IL 30 P. ~, No. IL, South xpress. daily for
Atlanta, August Jacksonville, and
points SOUTH CtI1I for Dauyiile,
Greensboro, sa s,Ily and Charlotte,
open at Rchmo :tt p NJ Connec,
ton with New IL and Florida Ex.
press ana Sout tstGnLimited, which
carries throug CIers TO Augusta Sa
yannah, Jacks vile, Tampa Nashville
Menphs, Al ate, New Orleans etc.
complete Car Service. Also
fuilman TOT - sleeper Mondays, Wed
nesqays an lldays Washington to
oahr rAhcls y .tEout change, with con
and Califol u
go Z: M NO ~ oc daily, except Sunday,
TOT heysVlile nc intermediate points.
TRAINS ARRl Elm RICHMOND.
b:4S p. M Fro anita, Augusta, Jackson
~ vile, A N'ne and all points South.
$40 A. M fro leysville and local stations.
S;SoP r. N. FRO Urban, Charlotte, Danvills
ana III IA ediate stations.
GAL FREIGHT.
Nos 81 and etween Manchester and Neapo-
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Seaboard Air Line r. r.
"CAPITAL CITY ROUTE''

Short line to Principal Cities of the South
and Southwest Florida Cuba, Texas Califor-
ma, and Mexico, reaching the Capitals Of Six
States.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH ., 1909
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-MAIN ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-31
Hosiery and Knit
Garments.

To head the list this week we have
the "Korso" vest TO tell you or.
Showing sells II on sight, but may
be you can get a picture Of II from
this. "Korso" Is vest and corset
cover 10 one. When worn as n vest
II Is fastened over the shoulders;
for the party gown or thin summer
frock you have only 10 unite the
fasteners and pull the top smoothly
over the outside Of the corsets,
Simple as can be. Made OF fine
white cotton, prettily tnished-65c
and &c.
Womens white Swiss vests with
high neck and Ions sleeves, drawers
20 match IN knee or ankle lengths.
three for-il.0o.
Womens union suits, fine cotton.
low neck, short sleeves, nicely lace
trimmed, umbrella style. instead
Of 7bo--e0c.
Childrens Swiss union suits, long
or short sleeves, reduced from 1Jc 10
Coo.
Women's fancy stockings. vertical
stripes or round Richelieu ribbed
drop stitch or with embroidered
boots that were 15c a pair-6Oc.
Feather busters for Little.
Some splendid peacock feather
duster In IA. l6 IS and 20 inch sizes,
reduce for a Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday sale the 81 % 10 &c; the
N.25 10 SIC; the ST. 10 toll 90; the
N.75 TO 49,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-31

OF Coalville are out The marriage Will
be solemnized in the Salt Lake temple
June IL, 1902,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Irvine entertained
at dinner Monday evening. Their guests
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam A, King MIR,
and Mrs. Sam schwab, Mr. and Mrs,
Grant c. Bagley, Miss Miriam Nelke
and Mr.. Ben schwab.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Farren had n
large party of their married relatives
at their beautiful home on Second
South street Monday evening. Many
means of entertainment were employed
by the host and hostess for the amuse-
ment OF their guests.
oscar Bergland of Gunnison, one Of
the old students of the b. Y academy,
has been here renewing his old acquan-
tances.
Prof. Emil Maeser and family have
returned to Utah to reside after an alb
sence of five years spent In Thatcher,
Ariz. Mr.. Maeser will make his home
III sui i<uht wy
Mrs. w. b. searle and sister, Miss
Pauline Moore, have returned, after an
absence of a month, spent on the coast
Of California.
The following ls a partial list of the
visitors within our gates during the
week: Mrs I'D Parker, Misses Katha
and Glare Dougal, Mr. and Mrs, w. II.
King, Victor Wells, Salt Lake City;
Mr.. and Mrs. Beeal and Prof Noyes OF
Ephrafm; Miss Anna Sorensen Of Ne
phi, Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Greenwood.
Fillmore Mrs. Rena Smell Smoot and
son, Wendall, Of Spanish Fork; Oscar
Bergland Gunnson; Mr. and Mrs Emil
Maeser, Mrs. II. II. Lyman Miss Emily
whitney, Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Tanner,
Or. and Mrs. Kingsberry Atty. Daniel
Harrington and wife, Judge and Mrs.
II. s. Tanner.
The engagement Of Miss Eva Maeser
to Mr.. Myron Crondell Of springville Is
announced. The wedding will take place
June rs, 1902.