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The Holly chieftain., 1903-10-30
Police Magistrat te.

The day named for trial in said notice
shall not be less than five. nor more than
eight days, from the time Of issuing said
notice and the Marshal shall forthwith
post three t3) copies of said notice. one at
the Pound. one at the post office and one
make return of said notice. with time and
place OF posting endorsed thereon.
Sec, VII. That upon the arrival of the
hour of tria! the Magistrate shall proceed
as in case Of personal service and appear
ance ard If the owner shall appear at
The hour Of trial. such proceeding shall
be had as provided for in sections 5 and
of this Ordinance; but II no owner
shall appear to answer and defend n.
such trial. then the Magistrate shall r,A
in the complaint. and 1t he shall 3e salts
fed of the truth thereof. he shall render
Judgment agains; such unknown owner
or against said property and order that
the animals be sold and the proceeds
thereof applied to satisfy the. judgment
and costs and Tor the keeping of such ami
mails. Such sale shall be conducted in
the manner provided for in section OF
this Ordinance, and any surplus remaiNr
ing from such sale shall be paid to the
Town Recorder.
Sec. IX. That if upon any trial herein
provided for the MAGISTRATE shall be OF
he opnop Of ths' m amy 9a are no, as
;ained. he shall order the, animals i'm,
pounded 10 be returned to the owner and
against the Town.
Sec. X. Tha, the owner of any animals
npoUnded, rlay have the same released
to him at any time. before the sale here
in provided for. by, paying, to the MaRis;;
trate or Marshnl all costs, judgments. and
liens chargeable against them. up to the
time of release.
Sec. XI. That when any surplus money
shall be paid to the Town under the pro-
visions of this Ordinance. the owner of
the animals from which such surplus
arose shall be entitled to warrant, /, fom
the Board of Trustees upon the Town
Treasurer therefor: Provided. such owner
hail make anplication therefor and fur
IRISH satisfactory proof of ownership
within one year after the sale of such
animals.
Sec. XII. That the Marshars costs and
cxyenscs, mentioned, in the Ordinance
| shall be taxed by the Police Magistrate
| as follows: Fifty (5G, cents yer head for
taking up and impounding each animal;
4, hftv (50) cents rer day for providing for
each animal taken up twenty-hve 90
| cents for writing and posting each notice
| required by this ordinance; twentv-.ive
| i25, cents for each complaint and FIVE t5l
Der cent of the gross proceeds of sale. 4
Approved and passed this 9th day OF
| October A. d. 1908.
| Attest: $. r.. WHITE.
l. L. III. GEE. Recorder. Mayor.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-10-30
ORDINANCE NO. II.
An Ordinance to Prohibit Certain Animals
From Running at Large.
BE It Ordained by the Board of Trustees

An GTulnancc 10 prontblt Certain Animals
from Running at Large.
BE It Ordained by. the Board of Trustees
of the Town, of litlly:
Section J. That all Horses. Asses.
Mules; Cattle, Sheen. Goats. Swine. Geese
and Chickens. are hereby prohibited from
running at large within the corporate linz
Us OF the Town of Holly Any person
being the owner or charged with the care
Of any of the. animals above. enumerated.
who shall suffer any OF such animals 10
run at large. in violation of this Orai;;
nance, shall upon conviction forfeit ana
pay fine Of not less than FIVE tS5, dol
,ars. nor more than twenty-five t*e5l dol
lars for each cffense
,,,,eS Sfc. H. That whenever any of the AMI
lnH's specified in section one of this Crdi-
nance shall be found running at large
rNtSn the corrcratc limits of the Town
q Holly II shall be the duty of the Mar
| shas or his deputies. to take up, and i'm
mails.
Sec III. The Marshal upon taking up
and impoundinE any of the aforesaid ami
mails shall forthwith give notice thereof by
posting notices. one at the entrance Of the
round one at the ctiice of the Police
iMaEistrate or justice of the peace. hav-
ing jurisdiction of sucn cases and one
at the Post Office of such taking UP and
The Holly chieftain., 1903-10-30
Be j, Ordained by the Board of Trustee.

Be II Ordained by the Board OF Irustee0
Of the Town Of Holly;
Section !. That seal. an Impression Of
wnich shall be as follows, to-N1t: In the
center the word Seal and around the
outer ecse in a circle. the words iowa
Of Holly. Prowers Co. Colorado" shall
be and is hereby established and de-
c.ared to be the seal OF the Town OF Hoi-
iy.
Sec II. That all attestations made 10
papers, issued by authority of the Towl
of Holly. with or without seal previous
10 the procurement OF The seal her =.n-
befotc mentioned are hereby declared
good and valid as though atiesteG by tse
seal as heseinbefore described.
Approved and passed this 9th day Of
October. A. ID. 1868.
Attest: S. Il. WHITE.
l.. 81 GEE Recorder. Mayor.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-10-30
ORDINANCE NO. 8.

AII OTUIIIHIlVe 10 T"IUIIIDIl IJUII NY IITs9
and Other Games Upon the Streets
Be 1t Ordained by the Board of Trustees
of the Town of Holly:
Section I. That it shall be unlawful for
any person to engage in any game of bal.
upon any of the streets of the Town Of
Holly. or to throw. toss, pitch or knock
any ball or kick any football or engage
in any other game, pastime or diversion,
upon any of said streets. whereby the per-
son or property of any inhabitant Of said
town shall be endangered, the peace and
quiet of the neirhhorhood disturbed. or
any person subjected to annoyance, or the
free passage of any street alley OBJ
structed. at any time. ana any person
violating ar:' of the provisions of this
ordinance. shall uron conviction forfeit
and pay not less than one dollar nor
more than ten dollars for each offense.
Approved and passed this 9th day of
October A. ID. 1903.
Attest: s. F. WHITE.
L. NJ. GEE. Recorder. Mayor.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-10-30
ORDINANCE NO. 9.

An Ordinance TO Provide for the Appoint
ment of Health officer and Maxi
ing Health Regulations for the Town
of Holly. Colorado.
ise 1t Ordained by the Board of Trustees
of the Town of Holly:
Section /. That the Board of Trustees
OF the Town of Hollv1 shall have the au-
thoritv to appoint BY majority vote Of
said Board nuhlc Health Officer. who
shall he a practicine physician. resident
of said town. who shall have general
The Holly chieftain., 1903-10-30

ORDINANCE NO. 4.
An Ordinance Establishing and Describ-
Ing a Town Seal
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| telephone hello" girl entertained Tues
| day evening at her pretty home o.
| Twenty-eighth street. The eyenlnj
was spent very pleasantly at music
games, etc. Dainty refreshments wer,
served,
A very interesting meeting Of III,
Child Culture club was held at tn,
home Of Mrs. G. A. Smurthwaite, Fri
day, Feb G. The following excellent
papers were read:
Who does the child belong to?......
Natures Rest Hour. Miss Whaler
Washington's Birthplace. Mrs. Cook
The papers were freely discussed by
the members and visitors. After the
program, Mrs. Carlton COVE a most In
structve talk on Child Nature
The hostess served delicious refresh
ments after which the Club adjourned,
TO meet in two weeks with Mrs. Hitler.
The guests Of the club We're Mesdames
Carleton, Hilliard, Thorburn, Reeve and
Grant.
Walter Bramwell has returned home
from two and half years mission
in Samoa,
The Historical society met this af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Putnam
an interesting Italian program was
rendered.
Mrs ]. G. Paiue is giving a recep.
ton this afternoon at her home.
r. G, Taylor one Of the Oldest letter
carriers in the employ Of the depart
ment gave a reception Saturday even
Ing last to the employees Of the post
office. 1t was Mr.. Taylors birthday
and all present spent an ENJOYABLE
evening, departing wishing him many
happy returns Of the day.
The second annual ball OF the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles given Tuesday
evening, was one OF the most delight.
full affairs OF the season. The commit
tees having the affair in charge used
every effort 10 make Il a grand success.
Prof. Conley's hall was prettly dec
Grated for the occasion with The stars
and Stripes and potted plants also the
X. Of i, hall, which was used for ban.
quet room, and three beautiful eagleg
were placed in the hall to represent
the order There was a large attend
ance and all enjoyed themselves trip
ping the light fantistic and at the ban.
Quet tables.
Mesdames II. H. Spencer and Adam
Kuhn and Mr. and Mrs. n. G. Wool
went down 10 Salt Lake this week 10
attend the reception given there BY
Mrs. j. ID. Wood.
The Veteran Firemen's association |
md the Volunteer department OF Five |
POINTS viii have a reunion at Five |
Points on the evening Of February rs. |
Miss Della Bauscher. was visiting Ia
SALT Lake this week with friends.
Miss Sarah j.. Lever and Frank
lloyd were married Wednesday IN this
lily by Judge Howell
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N';3if5DDIN&'gf2

A delightful wedding reception was
| given at the home OF Mrs Andrew
Jenson on Friday night in honor OF
Miss Inga JohRnsen and Mr.. Arnt Engh
The rooms were beautifully decorated
and an elaborate supper was served.
While the feestlag was In progress.
toasts We're responded to by Messrs.
Martin ChIistopherson, Thomas Jacob
cen, Mrs. Andrew Jensen Perley p.
Jens0n, G. V, Anderson, r. Frednck-
sen. n. p. Andersen. Mrs A. C. Widr-
gee, Osborne Widtsoe and the groom
Nh Arnt Engh
one Of the interesting events of the
week was the wedding of Miss Jennie
Jack, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs James
Jack, aud Mr. Thomas l.. Halliday, the
date also celebrating the golden we'd
ding OF the brides parents. The cere-
mony was performed by Judge Hail az
$3.50 o'clock, and supper followed, tho
lWInediate relatives Of the bride and
groom being present The rooms were
beautifully decorated with flowers sent
by the brides relatives from California,
including Gala lilies, yiolets and roses
The bride wore a gown of cream white
crepe de chine over taffeta With trim
mings of pearls and carried a shower
boquet Of brides roses, Mr. and Mrs
Halliday left at midnight for California
where they win spend the next month
They will be at home after April Is at
252 north Main street.
on Thursday night Miss Martha
Stirling and Mr.. Albert Gerrans were
married at the home Of the brides par
ents, the ceremony being performed M
o'clock by Bishop West. Miss Agnes
Stirling was bridesmaid and Mr.. Joseph
Stirling acted as best man A sump-
tuous supper was served after the cere-
mony.
An event which will be Of interest 10
Salt Lakers was the marriage of Miss
Ora Kingsbury, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. S. Kingsbury, and W. A. Ev-
arts. which took place this week at
Glen's Ferry Ida.
The wedding Of Miss Clara L. Snyder
and II. A. Eckner will take place next
Tuesday.
The wedding Of Miss Julia X. Hays
and Mr.. Enos ID. Hoge will take place
next Wednesday.
The wedding OF Miss Viola Smith and
Mr.. William Brlnton will take place
next Wednesday,
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Prof Lars Eggeitson, with his only
daughter, Sarah ana his aged wife,
We're present Many spoke OF his ster-
ing worth as a Larter-day Saint plo-
neer and citizen Music was furnished
by Mias Clara r. Cluff, George Grone-
man and Robert Dee Delicious re-
treshinen,g weer served. Those present
We're hesdames Reed Smoot, Tom Tay-
lor n Partridge. oscar Young, win
ReeslcY s. l.. Eggertson. Andrew OK.
gerlson Lars Eggerts0n, John c. Ora.
ham, c, A. Glazier. WIN startup. A. l..
Booth n. Smart. James Boyden o. IA.
Berge, u NJ Jensen, w. s. Rawins
Oscar wilkins Prof. a. {. IAnd. James
Glove, EnoCh Jorgensen John Farrer.
y. {. Henrichsen, Bergmon, w Il.
Bassett, f. Brown, DR. NJ. II. Hardy,
mrs. Eliza TAYLOR. Mrs Fannie q.
stewart, Mrs. T. Gillespie, Mrs. Diana
9moot Mrs, Tucker Mrs. Louise Me
BRIDE Miss Sadie Graham. Miss The
me Hardy Miss Minnie Nelson Miss
Nay Crosby, Mr. Hcber Maglaby, Mr.
chris Andreason Mr. Bert Sorenson,
Mr. George Gronem6n Mr. Robert Dee
Mr. and Mrs James Bean celebrated
the 5Oth Anniversary Of their wedding
ON tuesday evening last,
The U and card club were elaborate
ny entertained this week by Mrs. shum-
way.
Mrs Hansen OF Salt Lake is the guest
OF Mr. ana Mrs Geo r. Howe.
Mr. and Mrs, j. W Deal have gone on
q pleasure trip to California.
The ball IA the Mozart on Thursday
was great success
The o. r i. club gave their third
party on Wednesday evening Il came
on In n blaze OF glory and enjoyment.
The next ball takes place on Wednes-
day evening
Miss Maud Dunn gave a charming
PARTY at her home on "Wednesday
evening
The First ward bazaar gave a very
.nJoyable ball In the First ward |
amusement HAN on Friday evening.
Miss Emily whitney Of Salt Lake |
as been the guest OF Miss Ada Dusen.
'ify this past week
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Miss Myrtle Murphy, the popular
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properly proud Of them. and tho social
success OF the Organization,

properly proud Of them, ana tho aoc,at
success OF the Organization.
Mrs. Niles viii also entertain st q
luncheon at the Alta club neIt Wed,
nerday
A military hop viii hs Etyen Nv RAT.
terry A, Light artillery al the armor~,
on Monday night
Miss Lulu Buckle will entertain n,
an evening party next Tuesday
on next Thursday the ladies' OF the
FIRST Methodist church VIII give a ken.
Blngton In the church parlors.
Judge and Mrs. Goodwin win enter.
tain at a dinner next Tuesday.
Mrs. Mesealh and Miss Lane viii en-
terrain at cards next Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Russell c. Woodruff and Mls.
blanche Kimball have issued invite
tons for afternoon card parties o,
Wednesday and Thursday OF neyt
week. They will also entertain In-
formally ON Saturday Feb. p. N
Miss Hattie Jennings will be guest Of
honor at an afternoon party next week
to be given by Mrs Arthur Davies.
e
Miss Margle Ellerbeck viii entertain
at Kenslngton next week
Judge Thomas Marshall and Mr.. and
Mrs .. X. Gray win give card party
next Saturday
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0nING5ws
GoINc

100 and Mrs. Colburn VIII leave
shorty for two months stay IN NE"
YORK, -
49,. = r Pearsall who has been
a'N the past two weeks In Mon
INA has returned
Miss Stella Reilly has returned from
California
vr. Henry Hoffman is in Butte.
"'N
Al. and Mrs Scion spiro will leave
shortly for California to De absent SIX
weeks.
Al. and Mrs. S II. Babcock have re-
.rned from their trip through South
en California
u- and Mrs. W. A. Wood who have
81 visiting Mrs. w. b. Short have
'n,ned 10 their home In Denver.
Mrs Scott Davis and daughter left
an Thursday for Denver where they
will reside
Mr. and Mrs. Wilby Dougall Jr.. are
a Denver for a brief period OF time
Miss Carrie Conant who has been the
rsst Of Mrs. Al, ali Lewis for some
lime past. has reti rned to her home In
Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Scarf leave
shortly to make their home in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs J, c. Andrews, Of
Washington, D. c., are the guests of
M and Mrs. a. c. Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs Fred w. Noble have
ro1e 10 their ranch IN Idaho and from
here will go to California for the win
t(r
Miss Harris has returned from Park |
city where she has been visiting Mrs |
Dcnoher,
Mrs L. 2, Klmball has returned from |
Park City where she has been visiting /
with friends,
Mr. and Mrs Lee Chamberlain have |
fm their guest Miss Clara Chamber
tlN, Of Oregon.
Miss Mamie Cahoon left on Wednes-
DAY for California.
Mrs j. B. Cosgrlff is in California.
Mrs 0, B, Hewitt left this week for
Chicago
Mss Lydia Lindquist Of Sioux Falls
Is the guest OF Mrs. Harry knight.
Mrs, II. II. Spencer Of ogden was the
guest Of Mrs Allison this week.
Ms Fred Hale Is at Palo Alto visit =
Ing her daughter, who Is a student at
Stanford university.
M David Murray is In California.
Mr and Mrs, S, D. Evans have re-
turned from their eastern trip.
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president. Miss Mary Yardiey, score
Iary' ana Mrs. G. Il. sweeney, trees
The Woman's club met this week n,
me home OF Mrs, w. II. Jones. the pr1.
gtAm consisting OF q paper on Louis
Nv read by Mrs. Stowe.
,The Cleofan met on Tuesday with
Mrs Susie Wells. the topic beinp
Mrs. Wells. '" -
Mls' FLORENCE Kelley, IN her address
DeIole TIE Massachusetts, Federation on
We subject " the present Growth of
Nhllu Labor In tht United states"
spoke of the enlightened attitude of
| tne people Of the state IN keeplpg fac.
! toiy inspection 0ut OF politics yo thot
/ we laws regulating child labor can he
! anu are rlEidly enforced But me can.
I itallsts Who are anxious 10 Keen N1sso
! shusells children out of the factories
| nave no hesitation about sending fbeir
money for Investment into other states
Where the laws ere less rigid "Frop,
Massochuseils' said the sneaker "can-
itolsls go into other states ana iakp
aaNantagc of the laws there This an
Ples also 10 New York whence can
itailsts 30 10 Georgia. where child labor
- employed. one ilrm has been Obliged
10 give ut manufacturing style M
goods M New York because Il cannot
compete with child labor In Georgia "
,he speaker concluded by asserting
mat unless the consclences Of women
asserted themselves IN the matter. h
Would nov be long before more children
Houlu re employed In factories and oth-
fore W. '7
MISS Nora Stanton Batch grand
lAuEhter OF NE late Elizabeth rodv
Stanton mas formed "a Political EauI-
10y Club among the women students of
Sorhell University There is sald to
nave teen some opposition 10 tho or.
gahlzatlon from certain students.
one Of the Oldest clubwomon in the
state OF Colorado Is Miss Eddy of nor,
Collins, Miss Eddy is G5 years Old and
Tor 70 years has been In the real estate |
business, No one IN northern Colorado
IL ls said. knows more than she about |
ihe soils Of the state the crops and The |
irrigation systems OF the country.
me League of parents' clubs is a
comparatively new association IN Chi
cago' The movement is an outerowth
or the school extension idea. or tbe
opening Of the school bulldirg for eo-
clal purposes The clubs which mako
up the league are many Of them sinplv
mothers meetings, with afternoon scs-
slons but others are parents clubs. ana
bold their meetings IN the evenings in
the assembly halls Of the public schools
a certain rental Is paid to cover The
expenses for heating lighting. and pan.
ltor service IN the evening The halls
are given free for afternoon meetings
Inc object Of the league ia 20 bring
the home and school into closer relation
Tho orou'u" ~ The erhooi buildings IN
the public Is also advocated.
Many Massachusetts cmbwumen are
Interested In the Rowland BIN TO sul..
siiiute life Imprisonment for capital
punishment aud several are speaking
for It's support
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and compared favorably
nnlEatlop, ,,o previous events ABOUT
vtih me WV, ,ssre In attendance.
IA couple NeiS
w sherwood gave q very
Nh. G.,ASSay party on Monday after after,
psip, slI haSor Of her daughter ku.n !
losn in.rDoonrgas spent in games s.s ana nli
The ails. 1nts we're served, me hostess
reireshnIrs,aaS@ BY Misses Alice Sherwood ,y,
vas leseoSGdsrd. Eliza Bean Ihose
Ireta U Ssre Misses Bessie cush Wl
present W., w. Bassett, Rhea Freeze, VIZ
Mars9ns,r,nncco Ivy Reeves, Hazel Bean can
flnla pu"i Kopp. Elyira Stewart, ora
Gertrude Prejetta and Hazel Collect as,!
NE Knight
sail elyen by the college women
The pa aiysrslty last night was a sue
csssfll affair
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CLUB CHAT.

Yesterday at the Ladies' Literary cnll,
lrs. Arthur Bird read paper entitled
University Life and the Cecil Rhodes
3equest' and Rev w. VI. Fish of The
Unitarian church lectured ON the sub
iect Of German and Swiss Uniyersl.
lies"
The cast for the play to be given
next Monday afternoon and evening
at the Ladies' Literary club house has
been completed and Is as follows.
Mesdames Charles c. Pummer. Charles
p. Richards. Russell @. Woodruff. Hal
W. Brown, S Lincoln Boggs L. D.
BicMOrd, John F. CoWan Ledyard NJ.
Bailey William H. Jones' John Cain.
John Reed William S. Loomis. T.. A.
Vincent, William Igleheart Eugene W.
Whitney and Gould b. Blakely. They
win be assisted by John d. Spencer.
Mr. Curtis director OF 81. Paurs choir.
o ! Prof. l.. T. Christensen.
The meeting Of the Utah Society
Daughters OF the Revolution will con-
Vene on Monday next at the residence
OF Mrs. w. B. Dougall, 40 north West
Temple street The topic for the after
noon VIII be George Washington. his
birth nationality f0milv HE bovho11
school days, courtship marriage, taking
command of the American army his eli
vii. religious and military labors. his
address as president, his fare
well address, and his closing years"
The annual meeting and election Of
officers OF the College club was held on
Thursday evening at the home OF Miss
Wishard. Miss Eleanor X. Peterson
was elected president Of the club for the
ensuing year; Miss Lena Hague vice
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

The officers OF the Fifth Ward Prim.
airy association entertained the older
members OF the association at a Heart
Party on Friday evening Each pirl
was asked to bring partner after her
own heart A Heart Hunt and other
valentine games were INDUCED in. Jes.
sic Nelson and VIII Howe won the
first prizes. while for their lack OF
heart power. Louis Robson and owen
Freeman were consoled with the BOBBY
prizes. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Mrs Sarah =. cluff gave a very Ella
borate reception az her home on Sat-
urday evening last.
Mrs. Jane Altman Of the First ward
was pleasantly surprised by large
number OF her friends on Monday last
A sumptuous supper was furnished by
the guests and greatly enjoyed Mrs.
Agnes Fnrrar and Mrs. Ia prele T'oele
rendered some old-time melodies. The
afternoon was a gratifying success.
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o sj 5H$'''!'ii, nj A.
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

Ogden, Utah, Feb 14--At high noon
Sunday Miss Nettie Rosamond Stevens.
was married to Mr.. Frank De Puy at
the beautiful home OF the brides par.
ents on Twenty-seventh street. Their
We're present only the relatives OF the
contracting parties. The bride is the
charming and accomplished daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Stevens, and
a leader in Ogden society. The groom
Is well known young business man
OF Omaha Mr., and Mrs. De Puy will
make their future home In Omaha.
Miss Myrtle Murphy, the popular
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pewltrs witch Hazel salye.

The only positive cure for blind
bleeding, itching and protrudlng piles.
cuts. burns bruises. eczema and all
abraslons OF the skin DeWitrs is tho
only Witch Hazel salve that is made
rom the pure unadulterated witch
haze AL others are counterfeits. De
Wits Witch Hazel salve Il made 10
cure-counterfeits are made 70 sell.
q. {. N. |. Drug store lt2.ll4 Main
Street.
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.EuTARE@>
lVL5 !e.>@ EJS

The Elite Social club will give their
next dancing party at the Ladies' Lit
tfsry club Friday evening. next. Feb.
N A business meeting Of the club was
aela a. lhe home Of Jasper Fletcher
last wednesday evening. After the
meeting refreshments were served.
d. and Mrs II. d. Niles viii enter
'aln at cards on Monday night
Dalnty invitations are out for a
ossnelrg party TO be given by the Billie
sue al Chrstensen's next Friday eve
ang' Feb 20 10 which the club and
ls Trends are looking forward with
llessans anticlpatlons. AT the last
meeting Of the club Mr.. James Cowan
W. ,O'ea member, The neatsand
.nNue invitations are temptations In
themselves. and the club deserves 10 be-
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AT the residence Of Mrs. Sarah Egg
gertson Cluff on the evening OF the 7th
were gathered the relatives and old =
time friends OF the late Simon Egg
gertson, in honor Of his birth, that his
worthy memory might be kept green
IN the hearts and lives Of his posterity.
His three sons, Simon Andrew and