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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01
PROVO

Mrs. John Stewart gave a most delight
1ul tea party NJ her home on Wednesday.
the guests We're all delighted with the 500
e.al event The guests We're Mesdames
p. n Taylor, Edwin A. Peay. Andy
stewart, Scott Stewart August Allen.
Mrs Beesley. Thomas John. Ralph poul-
ton J. NJ. Jensen, II. j. Mailber0. Mont
tOoertS, w. d. Roberts. Thomas Daniels
et, James Glove, Ed Sparks, John Taylor,
Benjamin Cuff. a ID. SlmOus De Learv.
". &. Nuttaii, Oscar Young, Fred Suther-
land. Archie knoWidon. Willis Mcbride,
Fred Fescher; Misses Ethel Rogers Nora
young, Lizzie Jones, Alice Reynolds. Ar
eta Young, Clara HOlbrOOk, Emma Ram
4ey. Alle Smoot sadie Graham, Jane
Robinson, Amanda Thompson, clara
Stewart Mural Horsely and Jennie Bees
ley
Mrs. sarah Jones entertained number
o. her friends on Wednesday afternoon.
The gTaudest BAN of the season took
place Thursday evening at the Mozart pa
wien The new floor and the brilliant
music enLhused everyone with "a spirit or
enjoyment Purch was served in the re-
cepton rooms and delicious refreshments
we're Jempungly arranged on the south
SIDE OF the room. All expressed them
selves as being highly gratified with the
evening and the clever event.
Nine De Leary went TO Springviii5
wednesday TO fulfiu professional en-
ga-cucnt
Bert smoot will leave next week on a
mission 10 Europe. A very enjoyable re-
erflAeA NaS gwen III MS uOuOr on NUTS
day evening at the Sixth ward meeting
mouse. A choice programme was rendered
and dainty retres hmeDUs were served.
A very enjoyable social was given in
the Second ward meeting house on We'd
ucSday evening In honor Of u. G.. Hen
erickson, who leaves shortly on a mis-
sion to Denmark. Dancing was the main
feature, interpreted with tOasts and
sentiments. and dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss ArvIIa Clark has returned from
Germany.
HRS. j. r. Dewey Of salt Lake has been
the guest OF hrs. r. W. MuhlenbrucK.
Mrs. A. O. SmOOt and Miss ThOrnberg
OF salt Lake were guests of Miss Lou
Nelson tho past week.
All social functions were somewhat dis
tuIbed by so many people going 20 salt
Lake this week 20 witness the perform
aEce Of Ben Hur."
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Cragan are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs Alma Smoot at Heber.
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THE WEEK past has been little
brighter I'm a social way than
those preceding, but no conspic-
uOus events have been noted save q
few luncheons. and those mostly in
formal. The only large affairs were
the dancing party OF Thursday even
ing, which was a very pleasant event:
the Tarbet luncheon on the same day.
the church reception Tuesday evening
the Salisbury luncheon on Monday and
the two weddings in which Gociety was
especially interested, which took place
In Helena ard In Grand Haven on
Wednesday evening.
A number Of cards are out now for
iuncheOns and teas to be given the
early part Of the month, and when the
autumn season Of outdoor life is over
there may be a great deal OF gayety
In town. Several new homes have been
added to those Of last winter, a num-
Der OF the people who boarded having
established themselves for the season.
and the prospects would seem to be
brighter In a social line than they have
been for years.
The event OF especial interest to salt
Laksrs which took place during the
past week was the marriage on
Wednesday, last OF Miss Pearl Daven-
port OF Helena 70 Duncan MacVichie
formed at o'clock Wednesday evening
at the home OF the brides mother on
North Rodney street. the Rev. w w.
Love. rector OF St. Peters church, Of
ficiating- The home, which is one OF
the most beautiful ia Helena, was
gorgeOusly decorated for the affair,
and about a hundred guests witnessed
the beautiful marriage ceremony.
At the hour appointed an orchestra
stationed in the hall began the Bridal
Chorus" from LOhengrin, and as the
four uHhers, VIII r. Day, Robert G.
Luke, Charles A. Davidson and George
Metten, stretched ropes Of white sRtiM
ribbon, forming two aisles TO the
bower. the groom and his best man.
Edward i. White Of Boston. entered
by one aisle and awaited with the
clergyman the coming Of the bride
By the second aisle entered the matrOn
Of honor Mrs. Clifford r. PeRrsal.
and following her alone walked the
bride. AS she reached the clergyman
her mother stepped forward and in the
ceremony gave the bride to the room.
During the service the orchestra played
SchUbeTt's ''Serenade." and as the last
words Of the benediCtiOn were spoken
the MendelssOhn march sounded its
joyous notes.
The bridal party stood beneath a
canopy of smilaN interviewer with
white chrysanthemums and forming
the roof Of q bower Of palms and tall
white chrysanthemums Throughout
the parlors the same colors only were
used. vases OF the tall, stately flowers
filling every corner. In the drawing
room pink chrysauthemums and the
green were used. and in the hall the
two were blended in 4 screen, behind
which sat the orchestra. The white
and green were used again in the din
ing room, the decorations here, too.
being very effective. Simplicity was
everywhere evident but 1t was the
simplicity OF elegance only. IN the
drawing room punch was served by
Hiss Louise Blaine and Mrs. Randolph
Thompson, who was recently a guest
IN Salt Lake. In the dining room a
buffet supper was served for the
guests. and Mr.. and Mrs MacVichie
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Twelfth East street next Thursday aft
[ernOon, Nov. 5.
/
I Mrs. c. r. Pearsal has returned from
Helena and Mr. Pearsau is home from
4 New York
Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace re-
weeks to the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Lamb have gone
+ 10 housekeeping and win hereafter be
at home at &c Fifth East street.
Mrs. Frank Higson, who has been III
az the Holy Cross hospital for some
time past, has recovered her health
and returned to her home in Eureka.
Miss Winifred Candland Of Mt Pleas
ant is spending few days in the city.
The ladies of the Central Christian
church gave a house warming and re-
ception at the home of their pastor.
Rev. II. w. Pinkerton, Thursday even
ing. over one hundred friends called
during the evening and spent a few
delightful hours. Several Rotations
were given by Miss Grace Belle Da-
Wis, and Mrs. Dorman and Miss San
pington served refreshments. The
house was prettily decorated with pink
and white cosmos.
Mr.. Roy V. Balm left last Thursday
morning for an extended trip TO Cali
fornia, where he expects to take a
position In San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Radcliffe en-
] O Frar 81
Monday evening for Miss Catherine
OgIe Grant Of Sunbury, Pa, who is
at home with her brother, Mr.. Robert
ID. Grant. 1905 East South Temple
street. Mr.. Melvin and Mr. Claude Net
Teton delighted the guests with some
exceHently rendered solos.
The Misses Myrtle MacKnight and
Allison MOffat were hostesses at
Halloween party, given Friday even
ing at the latter's home in Sugar
House ward. After spending part of
the evening In games and music. dainty
refreshments were served, and Miss
Marion MOfat served at the punch
bowl. Those present were: The Misses
Ecna Anderson, Cecil Burns. Leah Ar
mold, Ruby Knight, Gertrude Hystek.
Vera Katz, Lois Anderson, Hazel
Knight, Hattie earn, Ada Ferguson.
Retta Heystek. Ethyl Allen. Mabel Hi
ton, Alton Eldredge, Ruby Knight,
Leta Lewis, Bella McKendrick. Anna
and Minnie Went, Marion Moffat. Bes-
sic Judd, Ethel Elliott and Cora Lit
tie.
$50
Miss Enid May entertained at a very
delightful Halloween party on Fri
day evening, at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. May The
following guests were present: The
Misses Alkaline Cutler, Rose Marie
Young. Fern Kimball Lucille Price.
Florence Campbell Jean Campbell,
Alice Medley. Georgina Fest, Vera Bur
bridge, Susa Cutting, Stella Broberg.
Mary INITIAL, Inez Cuddy, Myrtle
Jones, Lucille Young. Mary Jenkinson.
Geneva Young, Enid May, Virginia
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for the winter. She viii visit her
cousin, Miss Lily Mayer Of Chicago.
arsl both the young girls win go 20 New
York for part of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Manning
o Brien returned yesterday afternoon
from visit Of a few weeks in New
York.
Mrs. E. s. Elerbeck and her daugh-
ters are now at home to their friends in
their new home on c street.
The friends of Mrs. Luelwitz viii be
glad to learn that she is recovering
rapidly from the effects of an operation
for appendicitis and viii shortly be at
the home Of her parents again
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall, and viii
remain in town for about a fortnight
longer.
IS
Mrs. Katherine c. 'Beloher has re-
turned from ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Hoffman have
moved 70 their new residence, 294 East
Brigham street, where they viii be at
home to their friends after Nov. is.
Little Alice Taylor entertained a few
of her playmates at a donkey party on
Thursday afternoon at her home, Al
Canyon road May Anderson succeeded
in pinning the tail nearest TO the right
place and was awarded first prize,
beautiful little work basket. Helen
Cook was awarded the BOBBY prize, q
little rubber doll. Refreshments were
served, Miss Margaret Harry assisting
Mrs. Taylor in entertaining the little
folks.
Miss Tompkins gave a luncheon Fri
day afternoon in honor of her sister.
Mrs. j. B. King, who is visiting here
from Texas.
Mrs. Lorenzo Snow entertained at a
birthday party in honor Of her daugh-
ter La Blanche. There were twenty Of
the young lady's friends present, and
after playing games and other amuse-
ments dainty refreshments were
served. At 1850 the guests departed.
after having spent an enjoyable even
ing.
Miss Pond and Miss Fenton gave a
Halloween party at the residence Of
S. A. Fenton. The decorations were Of
a weird and dazzling character, jack-o'-
lanterns being used in profusion. The
eatables and drinkables were served
from coal sCuttles and coal oil cans,
the guests using tin cups and tin plates.
About thirty guests were present.
The Seekers club met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. B. Kess-
Ter. An interesting paper on Polish
Customs" was read by Mrs. w. d. Bell
after which an elegant luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Miss Mabel Hunt entertained a few Of
her friends at an enjoyable Halloween
party at her home on West Temple
street. The decorations consisted Of au-
tUmn leaves. Mr.. Elgin BloOmquist re-
ceived the prize Of the several
games which were the feature of the
evening. The following were present:
Misses Mabel Gray, Anna Kelly, Myrtle
Chesley, May O'Niel, Nellie Robson,
Hattie Robinson, Birdie BloomQuist,
Bertha Kumsler, Emma Anderson;
Messrs. Elgin Bloomquist, John Felt,
Roy Garsen, Ronald Goldbuff. Brown,
Gee Thomas and Jack Hendrickson.
Miss Mary ]. Greenup and Mr.. Frank
@. Brown were married in this city
Friday. Bishop ROmney officiating.
The young couple viii be at home after
Nov. Is at 376 Fifth street
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Young. Josephine Young: Afessrs. John
Rugs. Harold Dwyer. George Parsons.
Albert Darlington, Frank Jones, Can
non Lund, Frank Barnes, Logs Camp
bell, Vaughn Butler, Jesse Burbidge
Win Burbidge. Stephen Felt, Jean May.
Art Grant Leland Moore, Chester
Young and Spencer Wright.
The Misses PinnOck. Ethel RiagWOod
and Lille Lawless entertained at a
Hallowe' en- party at the formers houle.
The hrst part OF the evening was spent
In semi-darlness. the rooms being lit
by Jack-O'-lanterns. GhOstly games
were INDUCED in, but the most weird
OF an was the witch and her fortune
telling, the witch being Mrs. Thomas
Holder. After the ghostly fro.ics sup
per was served. The invited guests
were: The Misses Crane, Jerome,
Strong, Phillips, Martin and West;
Messrs. Watts, Strong, Peet, l.. Chris
Jensen. ID. Christensen, Q. Hemshlre, +.
Hemshire. SNOWFALL, Mattress. Olsen,
Pence, Miller, Cramer. PinnOck and
Hansen
A merry crowd gathered at Mrs. A.
Bettinger's home, on Fourth North
and West Temple streets, Thursday
evening. The rooms we're prettily doc
GRATED with cosmos and chrysanthe-
NUNS. The evening was passed with
music and social converse. after which
dainty refreshments were served.
Among those present were. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Glen, Mr.. and Mrs. tn. Z.
Missing. Mr. ana Mrs. ]. B. Wishing,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Midgley, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. C. A. wishing. and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Hogan,
Miss Ruby Thomson delightfully."- en-
tertained a few OF her friends last
Wednesday evening, it being her th.r-
teenth birthday. She was TIE recipi-
ent of many beautiful presents. Those
present Were, Mabel Evans, Ada Fuller,
Beulah Woodruff. Kathrine McClel-
land, Julia and Josephine Smith. Myr-
tie Woodbury., Inez Clark. Ethel Lid
die, Jennie Rock, Ernest Smith, Cler-
ence and Clifford Evans. Clarence Full
Ter, Clarence Van SAINT, Earl Free, Ar
thur Prees, Louis James and Raymond
Thomson.
Mrs T. B. Lewis and her daughters
have moved and are now at home at
No. 3 wellington court.
Among the events Of the coming week
Is a luncheon to be given by Mrs.
Thomas Kearns on Thursday.
Mrs. lie Grand Young and the Misses
Young have issued invitations for
luncheon to be given on Friday of this
Mrs. George T. Brice gives a 4 o'clock
tea on Wednesday to meet Mrs. F. J.
Hn
Mrs. Charles c. Slade entertains to-
morrow at the second in a series OF card
parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rosenbaun are
back from their wedding trip and will
be at home TO their friends at the
Knutsford after today.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Mckenzie are
now at home 10 their friends at 267
South Fifth East street.
Miss Jane Macintosh has discontin-
ued her Wednesdays in the studio and
win be at home Wednesday at her home
hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taggart are
again at home at $40 South State street.
Colonel and Mrs. Holmes will be home
during the week. They landed in New
York Friday and win remain there a
few days till the Amelia Palace is lin
perfect order, but will be at home
shortly.
Mrs ". D. Donoher Of Park City.
who has been visiting friends during
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IIANTI.

Mrs. EIoise Voorhees, SOrensen OF NephI
was IN the city during the week visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4.
voorhees,.
Elias Smith and wife and children OF
Manassah, Colo Were visiting relatives
and friends IN this city during the week.
Mrs. Smith was born in this city and
left here when a small girl.
President Joseph y. Jensen Of Ephraim
was Temple City visitor during the
week.
Peter Brienholt of Ephraim was in
Manu Monday evening on business.
William Metcalf, who now resides at
Salt Lake City, visited his old home at
GunnisOn this week He stopped over in
Manu for sinner the early part OF the
week.
James Crawford. jr.. and his son.
Stanley are having an outing near Fish
lake.
Mayor L. r Anderson. W. c. Snow.
Peter SCrensen. Moss Aadsen and An
drew Madsen returned from Fish lake
this week, after spending some time
there hunting and fishing. They report
spending q very enjoyable time. but were
somewhat disappointed in the amount Of
duck-shOOUnE they anticipated.
Francis NJ. Cox Of this city returned
from mission to England few days
since after spending two years away from
home He returned hale and hearty.
The seventies quorum, known as the
Continued on Page Five, Section Two..)
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Marriage Ticenses-

Ralph J. Cranes. Salt Lake City, %
Bertha L. Birkinshaw. Salt Lake City %
Alexander Dyet, Salt Lake City--........6 60
Anna Q. BergstrOm. Salt Lake City....52
Alexander Fl. Little, Salt Lake City-.--.21
Margaret Hall, Salt Lake City..........20
Sidney Miller, Salt Lake City.............24
Media Lindsey, Lawrence, Kan..........2 20
Charles r. Moore, Portland, Ore.........2S
Hattie Lee, Salt Lake City.............30
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Mrs. ". d. Donoher Of Park City.
who has been visiting friends during
the week, left yesterday for her home.
"a
Miss Gertrude Mayer left yesterday
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Sizes II to 2, misses dress and school
shoes, patent and stock tips. extension
and light soles, vici kid. dOngOla. velour
and box calf, stock solid and guaran-
teed 20 wear Try them.
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Fancy Slippers

Ladies fancy steel-beaded slippers in
patent kid, vici kid. jet trimmed lace
worked. LAF. heels These are er-
tremely stylish; II different G. -
SYKES .sss...s .s .-.- -.-.---. y - VI
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Miss Mary J. Greenup and Mr.. Frank
G. Brown were married in this city
Friday. Bishop ROmney officiating
The young couple viii be at home after
Nov. Is at 3T6 Fifth street.
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-19
'oeA, Aso ,GssosAl ,rGss.
Trade with H. G. Todd.

G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. ATS.
BoRN-T September
18th, 1908. to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Theits. a daughter.
DR.. E. w. Ragsdale, Central
block. Office hours, 10 a. m. to
a m; 2p. m. to 4 p. m.
E. w. Mcdaniel, the attorney,
will have offices IN the new Simon
ton block after October ISL.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, b. Knox. OF
Manhattan, Kan. are the guests
OF IL. s. Shrum and family.
II For RENr-Two nicely furnish
ed rooms; single or en- suite. In
quire OF Mrs. NJ. I. Uncapher.
4 Mayhem House Furnishing CO., /,
undertaking, embalming. Phone,
44a black; night phone. 462 red.
| The county court will be 10 ses-
sion next week. with the jury sum
moned for the term in attendance.
Dressmaking, Miss Matte Corn
residence w. II. Barkley, second
door south OF c. w. Wonderly's.
The La Junta Theatre will open
for the season on the 2Sth instant.
Hello, Bill" is the attraction.
| Mrs. Louisa Mcdaniel left last
Monday for Ogden, Utah, where
she will be the guest OF relatives
and friends for month.
| WANrEp-A good girl for gen
eTal housework in family OF four.
Inquire OF Mrs. M. Buckley, first
door east Of public library.
| We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and dyeing. First class work;
prices reasonable. Give us a trial.
LA Junta Steam Laundry.
We are showing the largest and
finest line Of carpets in La Junta.
Jameson Bros House Furnish
ing Company. Dougberty Block.
| Mrs. c. +. AIthen, who has
been making an extended visit
with her parents in Lowell, Mich,
returned home last "Wednesday
morning.
| Will Lewis is attending the
State University this year, and
writes US to change the address OF
his TRIBUNE from Sapinero, Colo,
to Boulder.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 6. NJ. Hall, OF
Rocky Ford, are in Ogden, Utah,
this week, attending the National
Irrig alton Congress now in session
in shst city.
! c. r. Patterson, night clerk IN
the postofiice, traded his town
property this week for hve-acre
tract in North La Jnnta owned oy
5. n. Miller.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
will give a social tea at the parson
age Friday evening, September
as. from three to FIVE. Refresh
menis ten cents.
n Miss limo Turley left on No. 8
last Wednesday night, for Evan
ston, ILL.,, where she will take a
course in oratory at the North
western U, iversity.
II Leave orders for soft drinks,
sherbess and fruri juices with your
grocer OF meat inarket.-Arkansas
Valley Bostl;ng Works, c. w.
WondesIy. proprietor.
II DIeD-Tuesday September
5sh, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. G. Burnett, Pueblo, Claypool
Cunning. one-yeas- s-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Cunning.
II Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Andrews
and Miss Helen Andrews, who
have been visiting relatives in
Waterloo, Iowa, for several weeks.
arrived home this morning.
c. c. Bigger. . prominent law
4 yer Of Laclede, No., and D. Car
michael, Of the same place, were
La Junta tribune., 1903-09-19
Trade with H. G. Todd.

DR.. P. b. Linville, dentist.
Office. Simonton block. Phone
No. Io22 red.
Thursday night is ladies' night
at the Plaza bowling alley. Ladies
free every Thursday afternoon.
For SALE-National cash regis
ter; latest improvements; cheap
for cash. Inquire OF c. w. Won
derly.
The celebrated achs-Prudens
Buckley Ginger Ale, sold only by
the Arkansas Valley Bott!ing
Works. c. w. Wonderly, pro-
prietor.
The Presbyterian Aid Society
will meet at ago o'clock Thursday
afternoon. September 24th. with
Mrs. +. ID. Carlton.
Mrs. {. X. Orahood left Thurs
day morning for Los Angeles,
Calf, having been summoned to
attend MIR. OIahood's mother, who
is seriously i'll.
DR.. S. w. Billingslea, who is
taking a special course in an elec
tic school of medicine in Kansas
City, writes to send the TRIBUNE
to his address in that city.
Usual services at the Baptist
church morrow, both morning
and evening, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. S. X. Wood. Young
Peoples meeting at Gas p. m.
On Tuesday and Wednesday,
September aad and a3d, Miss
Humphry will show an elegant
line OF pattern hats. street hats.
and all the late novelties in trim
mings.
In the Hereford cattle display
at the state fair A. +. Reynolds
sook first premium on bulls. three
years old and over, and seven
second premiums on cows and
heifeTs.
FoR RENr-ThTee unfurnished
rooms, single or en- suite, in opera
house block; steam heat, hot and
cold water; also one room in Cen
tral block. Inquire Of Dr. F. Fin
ney, or w. S. Talbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Cawthron,
forOerly residents Of this city,
arrived from TripIe,t, Mo-, Wed
nesday morning. and will be the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. ].
T. Kirkman, for about a month.
At the Baptist parsonage last
Monday evening occurred the mar
riage Of Edward ]. Smith and Miss
Emma Jarvis, both Of this city,
Rev. S. X. Wood officiating at the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will reside in La Junta.
|. c. Cayman, who will be one
Of the conductors Of the Sunday
School Institute to be held in this
city Monday and Tuesday, will ad
dress . mass meeting ia Rocky
Ford to be held at the opera house
in that city to morrow, both after
noon and evening.
A severe frost last Wednesday
eight did a grelt amount Of dam
age to the cantaloupe' crop. Some
Of the growers have not as yet
commenced shipping, and their
loss will be considerable. The
extent Of the damage is not def
nitely determined as yet, and il Is
hoped will not be as great as some
are inclined to think.
Mss. Allie q. Moore, wife Of
Vv0Biam Moore, died in this city
Thussday morning. aged thirty
yesvs. Mrs. Moore formerly re-
sided in the Holbrook country,
but left about year ago. for Ne
brasks, hoping that . change Of
climate would prove beneficial to
her health. On the advice Of
physicians she returned to Colo
RADIO, arriving in La unta twenty
four hours before her death. The
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-20
Don't Kick.

Whenever the electric wires buck
and the lights go a pickering, there
is a general howl all over the town
the patrons seem to believe that the
boys at the sub station are to blama,
while if the truth is only known, they
are on the hustle the minute any,
thing happens, and on more than one
occasion take their lives in their hands
in order to remedy the evil. They
climb poles that are simply alive with
electricity in order to render the SER
vice good and efficient, and yet the
patrons will send in kick the mir
ute anything goes wrong. 1t should be
remembered that there is about sixty
miles Of wire to keep in repair and a
break in it anywhere along the line
will put the lights out
Superintendent Broili is on the move
from one end of the week to the next
/ and all in the endeavor to make the
service the best that can be rendered
, The next time the lights go out give
| the boys chance and they will dc
! the best they can
Stop kicking