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I l1OBa ........... Ed
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II Eden Park add Chanute ............
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& 10 a in lS-l3-2l ... 5jC
Amanda Rearick to InoJ J Hennesys lots
7,S 9, 10 IL, II, blk 8 South Mound. IL
SA Wickard & to w E Gray lot q blk
Wickard's add to Elmwood City,
j W Powell W to Chris Peterson So
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q 5 Nation to Jno l. Baldridge Ms NV
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G w smith Il W to Eta nj Wells lot 10
blk 10 Evergreen Park add Chanute. g.
Jno Carpenter to Benz NJ Smith lot Is
blk Carpenters add Chauute ....... 81
c N Mauley & W to City of Chanute lot 20
blk Graneview add Chanute .,....... 81
j NJ Allen to c NJ Maney lot 1 blk II
Grandvew add Chanute .......-.
city of Chanute to l. Rosenthal qcd 1920
100 u in e1s sw4 23-27-1S .........
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The Chanute times., 1903-02-13
First published in Chanute Times Feb 49, 1909
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AD-
MlNlSTRATOR.
State of Kansas, County of Neosho, SIS

obdec vi htthSdSs OohhNs VI NDooHof So
In the Probate Court in and for said county.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was ou the 2d day of February, 1908, by the
Probate Court, appointed administrator Of the
estate OF Ludia W. Lopemsn, deceased, late Of
said County and State.
AL persons indebted to the estate are re
quested TO make Immediate payment; and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them. duly authenticated, to the under
sispcd. for allowance.
CHAs. LoFENAS. Administrator.
Dated February 2d, 1903.
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Sudden Death,

VIM. O'Brien of Humboldt is dead.
He died very suddenly at his homc
Tuesday morning. Mr.. O'Brien
was formerly resident of this city
and used to be well and favo ably
known in the village of Chanute.
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Now. Assured.

BY recent action of the council we
will now have an electric light plant
as soon as it can be put in. This move
meets with the hearty approval Of
practically every citizen of the town.
We have been the laughing stock ofthe
travelling public about long enough.
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Big Supply House.

The Oil Well Supply Co. that bought
out the Star Drilling Co. is now open
for business and their stock is arriv-
ing and being unoaded. This is a
very strong company and will carry
in stock all kinds of supplies needed
by the drillers.
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Court II ouse Matters.

The court house committee visited
the Chanute board OF trade again last
Monday night. Erie's proposition was
fully discussed. After much talk on
the matter, Mr.. Lapham introduced a
resolution favorable to the mill levy
but requiring that one third OF the
money raised should be expended In
securing a site and erecting suitable
court building in Chanute and that
Erie should use the remaining two
thirds for similar purpose, but that
the whole proposition should be sub
mitted to vote of the people. IL
was also provided that certain definite
terms of court should be held 10 Cha
mute.
After much discussion and some
proposed amendments were offered
and voted down, Mr.. Lapham's motion
prevailed, and Messrs. j. j. Hurt and
Amos Lapham we're appointed COM
mittee to go to Topeka and consult
with Senator Carpenter on the mat
ter. The bill that was put through
the house by Representative Nation,
authorizing the commissioners to
make the levy for the purpose of build
ing 10 Erie, is now in the senate and
will come up today. Senator Carpen-
ter is opposed to the bill and says he
will oppose it IN the senate unless an
amendment is made providing for its
submission to the voters of the county
Auditor Wells and Representative
Nation are very earnestly supporting
the bill and strong effort is being
made to force it through the senate
over Senator Carpenters protest. 1t
Is not likely that the bill will pass the
senate unless satisfactory concessions
are made and Carpenter withdraws
his objections.
THE ONLY GUARANTEED KID
NEY CURE
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Public Sales.

+. p. white. living miles west Of
carlton, will sell at his farm on Fri
day. Feb. 20, 1908:
b good team.
25 head Of hogs.
l3 head OF cattle, and a full line OF
farm implements.
Herbert johnson. auctioneer.
ID. M. Kennedy, clerk.
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Twill sell at public auction at my
farm, 2 miles north and 3 west Of cha
mute, on TUESDAY. FEB II, 1903,
b baglnning at 10 O'Clock a. m the fol-
loving property:
HORSES-1 span of draft horses
weighing 200 pounds, | good draft fl
ly coming two years old, | fine Ash
land Y colt coming two years old
CATTLE-29 head of cattle. con-
sisting of cows, all fresh but two
and all good mixers, 2 two-year old
steers, 4 yearling steers, 6 yearliog
helfers, 9 winter calves.
HOGS -13 head OF sioatS weighing
from 90 to 72 lbs.
IMPLEM ENTS-1 lumber wagCn n
good as new, Mccormick corn bar
vester run only two seasons, l Buck
eve self binder, disc cultivatOr,
disc pulverizer, sulky pillow, steel
harrow, 2 walking cultivators,1 Deer.
ing moving machine. ! corn planter
complete, corn sheller, feed grind
er, | l4inch walking plow, flaming
mill, 3 double sets Of work harness,
set of single harDess,1 good saddlean
bride, some millet and clover hay, IL
bushels of German millet seed, about
s dozen Plymouth Rock hens aud pull
lets, milk cans, churns, jars and QtheT
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums OF
S5 90 and under cash in hand: on al!
sulps over $5 90, 10 months time will
|. be given, purchaser giving bankablt
note with approved security with
per cent. interest from date. 2 per
Der cent. off for cash. No property tC
be removed until terms Of sale are
complied with. A. p SEAHoLM.
Herbert Johnson, Auctioneer.
G. S. Nation, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO COMRADES.

1t is my desire that you hold open
post on Feb. 14th. Notify all the
comrades you can to come out. A
good speaker has been procured to ad-
dress you. Sons of Veterans and the
Ladies Circle are cordially invited to
be with US. j. A. CARTER,
AID de Camp carlton Post.
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- Mr.. O'Neill is building rig on the
Riley land, southeast of Chanute and
will soon test the gas possibilities of
his brick plant site.
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The Allen brothers are preparing
to drill on their ten acre tract down
next to the old fair ground.
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In the Oil and Gas Field

The Columbia company brought in
It's first we'll last Monday, The well
is good oiler and the boys are happy.
This we'll is on the Templeton land,
just north of the Stewart bottom.
Rhe land is owned by several Cha
mute men and they are paying for
their own drilling and not selling any
stock. The boys are all feeling pretty
good oyer their fine we'll.
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At cost-Our large stock of buggies
and spring work Of all kinds must so
ct Once-HEMMINGER u MONTAGUE
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIS +.

The following is list of letters that
remain uncalled for in the postoffice
al Chanute, Kansas, and will be sent
to the dead letter Office il not called
for in two weeks from this the l3th
day Of February, 1903.
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The Kansas e. Texas company has
just brought In two more good wells.
They now have fifty oil wells and are
row marketing large quantity of
the crude.
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| will sell at public auction at my
place 3 miles southeast of Villas,
Wednesday, Feb. IS, 1908, commen
cling at 10 a. m:
2GOOD HEAVY BROOD MA RES.
15HEAD OF CATTLE.
8 milch cows, balance young.
3SHOATS.
FULL LINE of farm implements.
Hay, feed and household and kitchen
furniture. PETER PEARSON.
Herbert johnson, n,auctioneer.
G. s. Nation, clerk.
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COMBINATION SALE.

Twill sell at public sale at the ORR
entel Livery Barn, Thursday, Feb. 26,
l903,-ll registered Hereford bulls.
They are we'll bred and good individu-
ais, in good condition, and ready for
service. H. Montague & Son will sell
at same time and place, 10 head Of reg
istered Hereford cows. Each lot will
be sold separately to the highest bid
der without reserve, If more than one
bid Is made for same.
A certificate of transfer of owner
ship and tabulated pedigree will be
furnished to the purchaser of each bull.
Terms-Eight months, with Sper
cent interest. 2 per cent off for cash.
Bankable note. ID. b. RUSH.
The Chanute times., 1903-02-13

THE ONLY GUARANTEED KID
NEY CURE
is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund your money if
after taking one bottle You are not
satisfied with results. so cents.
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on Wednesday in the temple In the
evening 20 reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Varley. The house was
decorated with palms and smilax. The
brides dress was Of cream etamine
over taffeta. with trimmings of wood
fber lace Mr.. and Mrs Varley were
assisted in receiving by Marie Varley
Emma Wallace, Laura Newton and
Wayne Smith. Punch was served by
Misses Belle and Katheline Varley
About seventy-five guests were pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Astin viii reside at
Coalville during the winter, Mr.. Astin
having accepted a position as principal
Of the Coalville. schools.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcdonald, ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Margetts, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Mcdonald and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Chamberlain have returned
after a pleasant five weeks outing at
the Mcdonald farm, Lincoln park.
Miss Elsie May Angel entertained a
number Of her friends at a Kensington
Thursday afternoon. the guests num-
bering fifteen.
Mrs Nancy Birl<inshaw announces
the engagement of her daughter. Bes.
sic, 60 Gordon II. Place. The marriage
viii occur Wednesday evening at the
nome of the brides mother. 626 South
sixth East street. An elegant recep-
ton will be given by the brides broth
err, Benjamin Birhnshaw. after which
the bride and groom will take a two
weeks tour of the Pacific coast states.
Mrs I. NJ. Earl is visiting in st. An
thony. Ida.
The residence Of +. n. Callister. at
the corner Of Seventh and G streets.
was on Wednesday evening the scene
OF unusual festivities. The occasion
for the gathering was the celebration
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Of the fifteenth anniversary of the mar
riage OF Mr.. and Mrs. CaIister. The
residence itself is quite unique. and
probably unlike any other in this sec
ton. 1t is an attempt to blend the an
rlquated and modern methods of home
life, and is an admirable success. Par
Tors, stairway and every accessory OF
domestic convenience and comfort were
made familiar to the invited guests.
who numbered about seventy-five. and
spent pleasant hours in social chat and
"reminiscences Of the past. inteTspeTsed
with songs. Rotations, etc.
The following We're the guests pres
ent: Mr. William Eddington. Mrs. Ann
Callister Mr.. II. W. Naisbitt Miss
Kate Naisbitt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Saw
age, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank Emery,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cottren. jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. Alex COWan AR and Mrs. +.
j. Eardley, Mr.. and Mrs. John Degray
Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lyon, Mr..
and Mrs. John Axton, Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Cowley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
n hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Eardley. Mr. and
Mrs r. L. Eddington, Mrs. ]. Z. Cal
lister. Mr. and Mrs w d Callister.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Callister. Mr.. and
Mrs D. sheldon, Mrs. Archibald Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hogg, Mrs. wiz
liam Rigby.AIrs. Eliza Oils. Mrs Mar
tina Eardley, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Donel-
son, Mrs. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Young. Mr.
and Mrs. William Pardoe, Mrs. julius
GiauQue, Misses Edith Sampson, Ger
trude Sampson, Hazel Eddington, Sarah
EddingtOn, Mamie Eddington, EVELYN
Eddington, Mamie Callister Jennie
Rigby, Maggie Hull. Flora Phillips.
Amy Phillips, Josie Morris, Messrs. r.
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anniversary OF ar and Mrs. John w
Geiger
Miss Harris was a Park city visitor
this week
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of n. J. Williams and Miss Elenore Pc
terson-
on Thursday evening. at the home az
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shields Mr. anc
Mrs. John 4. Geiger celebrated the fifu-
eth anniversary % their marriage. Ihs
house was beautifully decorated. en-
flowers and the national cOlors bcing
used with very pleasing effect About
9-o invitations had been issued many be-
lI.S sent 20 Iowa., Mr.. Geigers former
nome Inc guests were received In the
parior by Mr. and Mrs. Geiger who stood
lidN supported by pillars or bunting of the
hdLonal culOrs- Airs. Shields was assist
GO IN arranging for and entertaining the
great number or guests by the Misses
11ltDe baker, May Hedges. IesSie Nc
l-aughln- Gertrude McTaughIin. FranceI
Shields: AIesdames O. N. Wilson. r h.
Harding. salt Lake; Bird. Hubbard. Col
ger. Armstrong. Fargo ]. econ7Dfa Cseiear
and George Shields
John Galligan left Wednesday for Salt
lake 20 resume his studies at All Hal
lows college
Mrs. w. A. Radon and family returned
home from Salt Lake this week
Mrs Walter Scott came up 20 Park %
attend the golden wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. John IT. Geiger
Mrs. McGrath has been visiting I'm Salt
Lake. the guest Of Mrs. john AIcSorIev.
Hiss Balm returned 90 SAT- Lake. after
pleasant visit lD the Park
Mrs. Nellie Thiriot was a Salt Lakd
passengcr Friday afternoon
Fred Flint of Nercur was I'm the parI.
this week on q short visit.
Mrs. J. J. GalhSan returned from Sail
Lake Thursday morning
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the meeting of the supreme chapter p.
r % IN Lincoln. Neb., and Mrs. J. Cor
ram was made delegate to the state
federation.
A number of the young friends of
Charles Edward Stain surprised him
With pleasant social gathering Fri
day evening. Mr. Stain leaves today
TOT ogden, whence he win 60 70 join
his ship.
Mrs John Keddington entertained
the Bonalya Sewing club Thursday
afternoon. Sewing was inG0lged in
and light refreshments were served.
Miss Radcliffe entertained a number
Of her friends at d Kensington tea on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Agnes Osborne and Miss lib
bets entertained Thursday evening in
New York, who have been visiting in
the city. Judge and Mrs. Hatch left
Friday evening for their home.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church win serve a merchants lunch
at the church parlors next Thursday
from u till o'clock.
:. The Seekers Literary club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Shermer, 462 Fifth
East street, Friday afternoon. The
members are requested to come early
in order to get last weeks programme
complete.
The marriage Of Miss Kate varIey
and Mr., John Astin was solemnized
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year visiting relatives I'm New York
City and vicinity. A delightful time
was spent in Baltimore and Washing
ton on her return route.
Miss. Burkela Pierce has returned
from Boulder, Colo, where she has
spent the summer teaching physical
culture in the Colorado Chautauuua.
Miss Pierce is associated with Miss
Grace Dele Davis in conducting the
PierpOnt School of OratOry and Phys
ical Culture Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. i. Wertheimer leave
today for Portland. Ore. where they
VIII make their future home.
DR.. J. L. Giesy has returned from
visit Of some weeks TO California.
Mrs. p. IT. Sadler has returned from
Los Angeles, and Mrs. A. Z. Walker is
the guest for awhile of Mrs. Gus
Holmes at the Angelus.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Swift
and Mr.. Solomon McCurdy took place
yesterday afternoon at $50 at St
Paups church. The service was a very
simple one and was Witnessed bv
number of the friends Of the young
people Later a wedding supper was
served at the home Of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. MCCurdy will
leave this morning for a short wedding
trip to be gone about two weeks. After
the 25th Of the month they viii be at
home at 4O6 East Second South street.
Mrs. John T. Daniels of st. Louis
viii arrive in the city today and will
be the guest for a month or so of Mr.
and Mrs. S. V. Shelp.
At the p. i. o. meeting yesterday
afternoon Mrs, G.. B. Blakely and Mrs.
John Reed were elected delegates to
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g. Callister, A. A. Callister. Percy
Clark, Bert Margetts, Joseph Rigby
and William Giauque.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. O'Brien have re-
turned from their wedding trip through
southern California and Mexico, and
are home at the Wilson hotel.
A most delightful surprise party was
given to Miss Vera E1dredge at her
home on First North street Saturday
afternoon, the 18th inst, the event be-
ing her thirteenth birthday. Those
present were Misses Margaret Whit
ney. Ruthie Spencer, Alice Felt. Dora
han, Florence Spencer, Lulu Ha-r.
Ella Harr, Minerva Young. Rera
Young, Mildred Parker, Dennie kari
rick, Helen Claws0n Helen EIIerbecI5.
Blanche Squires, Virginie Miner. Edna
CaInomlle, Elsie Mcmillan. Juliet
hnoWiton, Vera Kimbau and Beulah
Behle. Refreshments were served and
the rooms We're decorated with ferns
and carnations. Music. singing and
games were much enjoyed. Prizes
were Won by Alice Felt. Margaret
hltney and Virginia Miner.
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Franklin D. Harger salt Lake. ..-- %
Myrtle Mae Davis. salt Lake 10
John A. Astn. East Mil Greek ..........2i
: catherine Narley. Salt Lake . n
Mlham =. Randall. Salt Lake CITY %
Lizzie Stacker. Salt Lake City... lq
Leroy A. Stevens. Holder. ................. 7
Letue A. Stephenson. Holden. d
George r. Taylor Sewer. ........... ~
Mary Jane George Kanosh. 2f
Daniel Jones. Hagerman Ida..........-. 80
LoVella Davis. LOvinEton IN ~
oEson A. stevens. Holden .-.............2 -
-fhenle ockcrman- bennington ----.- 20
theodore Neimuth. Salt Lake CITY, "a
Amelia ID. Hail. Salt Lake City,. IS
William y. Fine. Salt Lake City. ~
Nettie Agnes White salt Lake ~ftv %
Willis II. Phillips. Mill Creek. %
Alice SOrensen. bennington. ...-....... %
James Ryan. Ogden -----...- - "a
Nellie Sadler ogden ........-............2T
Carl Peterson. Salt Lake City.........-..2 5
Ellen Melin. Salt Lake City ......-.... %
Maurice j. Woman, Salda. Coio.-......f ~
Flora =. ChenOwith. Salida, Colo-.....29
Joseph w. Winter Salt Lake City 90
Elsie Littlefair. S2lt Lake City.....--.2 20
Edward D. Dunn. Salt Lake City
Emma +. hincaid. Salt Lake City......57
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little daughters The baby is the first
grandchild of the late James. T. Little
of this city. Mrs. Little and her other
children have gone to the coast TO
visit Mr. and Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Annie L. Corning left Thurs
day for her home in Michigan.
Mrs. VIII Lynch and Mrs. Fred Slade
entertained at cards yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Slade.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rhodes returned
home Friday, after months vacation
in California.
$50
Miss Marian Jones arrived in Salt
Lake yesterday, having spent the last
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Marriage Licenses.

CHARLES y. ROmpf Murray. %
Laura Hadley, Murray ............-. II
John II. Rens. Murray ...... y
Margaret Hadley. Salt Lake City,. "a
John VenneUleu. Murray ........... -. 40
Jessie Bates. Murray ...... ~
David G. Scott, Park Cfty................2 p
Alice Porter Salt Lake City, "A
Edward j. Ford. Chicago. IH...........2 %
Ella NJ. MarstOn, New Brighton,
Mimi .. %
George W. Nephew, Mill Creek. .........4 3
Emily Jane COshell. Mill Creek ......4 AZ
George p. Hare, Salt Lake City &c
Mrs. Emma Hagen. Salt Lake City .26
Arthur Adams, Provo .-.................2f
Una Selena Chapman. American
Fork 80 -.- 81
IEOmas Jones, ReXburg. Ida..............23
Eleanor Kicks, ReXburg. Ida...........19
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for the east. They viii spend the au-
/ tumn making a tour Of the large east
ern cities and later i'm the year Miss
Rhoades viii enter Miss MasOn's school
Miss Alice Foote left yesterday for
lege.
Mrs. F. s. Richards has just returned
from visit Of several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey Richards in New York.
Mrs. f c. Richmond, who has been
in her old home in Minnesota for the
past few weeks, is expected home dur
ing the coming week.
DR.. and Mrs lie May of Fort Douglas
viii return about the 1st of October
from Canada
Miss Pauline Moore Of Provo spent
yesterday i'm the city.
The tourists section Of the Ladies'
Literary club viii meet Tuesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. Miss Crawford will
give brief history of Spain down to
the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella,
and the tive-minute talks viii be on
. The Song of Roland"
The Shakespeare section Of the La
dies Literary club viii meet Wednes-
cay morning at 10 o'clock at the club
house. The section will begin the
study of Hamlet, and each member is
requested to read the play preliminary
TO the study.
The Ogden Historical society has
chosen for its years study the Bay
view Reading Course on Germany. and
has outlined its proposed work for the
year in a dainty little book done in the
club colors Of yellow and white.
The current events and current liz
erature section of the Ladies' Literary
club viii meet Friday at O'Clock at
the club house. Mrs. Hutchinson Will
give the topic.
Mrs. c. d. Moore went to ogden on
Tuesday and delivered a paper before
the Agiaia Of that city. Her subject
was Samuel Pepys-
~
The Daughters of the Revolution will
hold the regular meeting wednesday,
afternoon in the office of the Woman's
Exponent.
The German section Of the Ladies'
Literary club meets Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock to begin the study Of VIII
Mrs. Valentien Gideon has been elect
ed delegate from the Aglaia to the Oc-
tober meeting of the federation to be
held here.
Miss Mary TeasdeI entertained a
number of art students at her home
Friday evening.
The Third Street Card club met on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. H. c.
EDWARDS at her home on L street.
Mrs w. A. WetzeH has resumed her
days at home and will be at home
Wednesday afternoons at her new stu
ton building.
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings and Miss
olive Jennings are home from a stav of
fortnight in san Francisco.
Miss May Crane has returned from
The east, where she has spent the sum
Miss Eloise Sherman leaves TODAY
FOR the east, where she will spend a
few months visiting FRIEND.
Mrs. z. s. Kinney viii give a lunch
son in honor Of Mrs. Dmies s r
D Den Of New York on Saturday,
IS
The friends Of Miss Minnie Little,
now Mrs. George r. Brown of san
Francisco. viii be glad TO offer their
congratulations on the arrival Of
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Richlield. Sept. 12.-Nuss Clara Ramlose
has left for Salt Lake to attend the uns
versity.
Miss Nettie Jensen has gone to Red
mond to teach school
Rev. j. NJ. Hansen has gone to Salt
are now there.
The NJ +. mission school viii be IN
charge of Miss Edith SherTnpr of PavsoU
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