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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
SALE LASTS MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,,
A Little Lot Of Furs At Prices Worth
Reading About

pece-al good fashlonabe, number
has made with regular and printed reductions will but
coming
9
$1,000 and
each a prices, noW--rALF THESE
lamb reduced $3.50
5000 black electric seal originally $40 90 each FOR
Las 1870 combined formerly $500 for
lynx. lynx chInchl-
Ia originally $3.50 $780, $3.50 and A5O aHAIF THESE PRICES
Short $500 and $3.50 each fors250
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
Women's Jackets Up To $40 For $3.95.

viii be quickly Tight
fitting jackets handsomely tailored nay auny style to them black
colors lined with good 20 49, formerly
sold at $1,000 each Monday and until gone choce-$3&
All other wraps, $3.50 S6-5O-HALF THESE PRICES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
Trimmings At One Third Off Regular Prices

The assembly, applique trimmings and aoyer ces Of
nd and floral
bit Of
bic viii YOU kind Of
frock up S2 yard trimmings atoNBTHlRD OFF
PRICES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
Up To Sl75 RufIed Swiss Curtains Sl00

Monday Tuesday Dainty sweet and pretty IN some all the
limited pairs Of each Plain
with
inches wide hemmed top for
regularly 25 $3.50 and $L5 pair two days
prlced-$lO0,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
In Notion Store.

Dress binding green shades
mostly with ough skirt reduced
fromsc a tO-Sc
Hook and eye tape white gray black reduced yard
Wanens garters pink yellow. elastic
Csc force pair; the soc for-32c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
75c Ingram Carpets = 6Oc

All wool heavy quality Ingram well liked service
able floor coverings wieed blue and
different patterns and sold always at zoe yard
Monday Tuesday reduced to--6oc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
Knitted Shawis Half Price.

Almost indispensable the party heater
bu,a
the made Of all white WOOL
white with and pink blue lavender light green
black S15 $3.50 shawls Monday
veek-HALF PRICES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
Domestic Topics

When baked potatoes have
been left over AN excellent way TO use
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

Dr. David Kennedys Magic Eye Salye
for all diseases or innammations Of the
Eve. 2dc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

etote Council Of Women
The uIa .In 1 meeting YESTERDAY IN
hed Es ,I office and y, II p ,Ss thirty y
dIscussed, ,l lI' invention Of the National
atth ann n Woman anna Suffrage association D,
American ne held in New Orleans on
when W VAN 10 g5th, inclusive me
March i ~ entitled to four delegates
c9 So WlI be chosen later , MIS- IN r. ar p
yyI nI read quotations. from On a" s u
tIcle o. XIX ii.i we're very interesting ana
frage' WIN, Tbe members discussed the
tlme{, 81 assisting the New lamp
qaesu ,gom n, Who are seeking TO obtain
,bs franchise
The Columbus journal., 1903-03-04

George FsirchIld was IN Lincoln Mon-
day.
Prof Campbell Of Humphrey spent
Sunday N the CITY.
Dr. v. u Condon Of Humphrey. vas
the guest Of Dr. Paul over Sunday
Aa Marie Novotins Of Schuyler
spent Sunday With the Misses SeaeIke.
n 7. Carlow Of Grand Island visited
his brother c. J. Garioy and family over
Sunday.
Mn h n Nahahsy Of Council Bluffs
visited a few days with Mrs Douglas.
returning Monday.
Mn Eula Teaaendofs. lear Platte
Center. returned home Saturday after a
few days visit with her parents. Mr. and
Nm. Ferd Henning
Dr. and Nm. Young returned We'd
nesliay from their Wedding trp- The
Dr. returned 20 Lincoln Thursday md
Nm Young left Monday.
Nr. and Mn. Lee Beatty Of Monroe
township visited relatives here Friday
and Saturday. They soon move 70 their
nsw homs nsar Cedar Rapids.
The Columbus journal., 1903-03-04
1s,ahma Gty cuuyuria.

The rsPuhlicnn votsf8 of the city 0f
CnlnmhW sEs hsfsby noei6sd 70 msse IN
mn0 cuuyantiua March 9lae, 1874 ae
City Hail. Saturday svsning st 8 O'Clock
= N for the purpms oe nominating can
didnts to nj ths following named city
o@css Tor the coming year, namely: A
candidnte Tor mayor, city cisrk, city
engines, one councilman from sach Of
The separate wardA tvo members Of the
school board, and Coz snch oehsf huainaD
. may eums bsCuo ths euav1ntiDo.
CLyToy C. G1AH,
Chanman City Central Com.
The Columbus journal., 1903-03-04

The county supervisors last week
did not vote 70 allow the usual amount
Of 500 to help defrsy the expenses Of the
county teachers' institute for 1903. but
did vote to accept the offer extended by
the Humphrey school board. that is. to
hold the institute In Humphrey and
receive a donation Of $780, Plans have
been IN progress for months in the north
part Of the county to change the meet
in&s Of the institute to Humphrey. In
the absence Of Law in the state In regard
TO such matters. the decision Of the state
superintendent has been In similar cases
that tho county superintendent shall
name the tune and place for holding the
institutes. but our supervisors have not
conidsfed this in their actiou. Sup't
Lssvy has bssn making preparations for
the holding Of the institute IN Columbus
and believes it vii not only De Of greater
sxpsnss to change his arr.ngemsnts, but
ths sccommodstions viii be inadequase
IN Humphrey. The institute brings from
100 to 125 ssachaE. to the sovn TOR two
Vssin' time. bsGdas many visitors. and
thMs people, many Of whom are young
voman. must be cared for By private
tamiliaa. This viii be q connndrum to
Humphrey - Columbus with its 3.52
Inhabitants sxpsrisncss dimcultiss IN
finding suitable boarding phases Tor the
visitors, and Humphrey has len than .
fourth Of that popuiatiou. The build
inp IN Humphrey Tor holding q gather
ing Of teachen u alsD not suitable. A
school room = required that can seaf
fFum 1OO to 15O With dsaan, ink and Other
nsesslariss tor school work Columbus
and vicinity furnish By far the majority
of ssachsnm tho county. Il it h.s come
s0sueh . state that the institute shall Be-
paroslsd out % the highest bidder y.
bslisss Columbus = - vsl able to pay
fbr Il - Humphrey. We believe the
egauty RpEmtsndanf ID held responsi.
h1s Tor The work done m the schools
undR his charge and should thefeSors
b allowed 70 give the bss. advantages
poaih2s % the tsachen The vote oi
tn RpsFvnDn stood for Columbus
Ensk Hald and Kiafuan- Fur Hum
phrsg, Gosex, DsseEich, Carrig anG
B0dE
The Columbus journal., 1903-03-04

ve0Gufe8s So0 akbef IOtI08 t0e olfe Co0-
spirsci. aeninst them BY blackhsartsd
williams Re finally united
During the moath of February thefs
were nearly 100 books taksn tom ths
public library. The Library board hsvs
Just bad lit printed of shout 800 books
which hays bssn purchassd during the
Last yen. Thsss viii b gwen frse to
thnss Who have alrssdy purchassd COPY
Of the finding lit The library il nov
open every Tuaaay, Thursday and Sat-
urday afssEnoons and evenings, md
svsEy month shows gFsatsf demand bof
the bnnln II intaE1se inef.asa. Cofum-
bus Win b SKIING Tor Carnagis fund
Tor . hhs.zy blldine. Lincoln. South
OmahA, Rrsnnnt, HasEinsL Grand Ialand
md oehsr NGx,aln towns hsve sueh Q
library, Why mt Columbus:
John Bxuexsr, fstAsr of Il Brneses
of TIN city, Who vii b rsmsmbasd By
many a oar rsads3 - ons of tho sntef-
prling farDan q Nsbovi1Ia, th1 county,
did snddsnIy of hssrs tsilurs q ths
h0na a h1 ssa ThsodnFs ss Grsshan,
OFsGua, Fshraary I'D and ~ baEisd
ths Sth N ths 0ms city. Ar. BEuGgaz
~ . native a Svit1sFiand, eunina
frun than q Iowa IN 1872 md 70 Ne
heasn N l61A Hs lived m NebUville
until 11D6 vhsa he moved 70 Portland
OFuga, Vhase b hnB Gnce resided AE
BxuR - tho fhfhR oe nine childrun
N e vAnR - hymgGspe oos dsneA
II. 0A AlhRt 0e00R. IL dsesad
! BsaeAsl tAs - e 81 yssA
The Columbus journal., 1903-03-04

1010 tlu08 o0O Pa0Ce A1ks0 A1as0A> WbAOW
Of the deceased. viii also offer articles
for nle. For further particulars SO
posten
AT q nesting Of the 0rpsnts8 Of
the city Tuesday evening Of Last week,
Enass Scott w1s chosen chairman and
sslsessd to 90 to Fremont to investigate
The vofkines of ths local ofyanixation Of
The United BrutheFhood Of Carpsnsen
and Joinsn Of that city. A similar
ordsr viii probably Be orgsnizsd m Co
lumbus m the nsar future. Mr.. Scott
went On his mission today.
Frank LcGann, aeed II yeaz1, son
Of the late Own Nc0ann. disd Friday
st St Mays hospital from ennsumptim
sfsr . prolonged illnaA TAs dasth of
Frank n particularly pathseie a C.
count of the family having suffered the
l@ Of several msmbszs BY that disas.
The moehsr disd several ysan agn, ths
fsthr 1t nau and some oehaf childrsn
of this h0uDshold hsye pa0sd to tn
Qirit world Ths funsf.l of Frank ~
ha1d Saturday fom ths Catholic church.
M. md Nm Hanry Gosex, vho hvs
auth of CrsseDn lefs for Colorado We'd
Doasy, hnr ths bsns6t of Nm Gosezii
hath which has bssn poor for sume
tina AIb9t Schrosdr, r- shEuehR a
Nm 6osEx, vhnss departure for Oz1gnn
vs spnknn Of IN lnss vssks DsmocEst
oaly rot . fr - Columbus vhsn tt
tnp hsd - b givsa upon aeeuant a tn
fafp a h1 iDeef'b hsalth. III. SeArua.
DR. vn runain hks md taks ehaExs a
thsnRm until II. GoGfx rsenxA-H1-
phBsy DsDocE.k
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27
WASHINGTON, MO.

Miss Alice Mckee of St. Louis Is the guest
OF Miss Fannie Cleve.
Miss Minnie Mccain of California. No, who
has been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. ]. E.
Winneke, for the past month. returned home
Wednesday.
Joseph w. Fowler Of Scdalia was the guest of
Washington friends.
Judge r. s.. Ryors OF. Linn, Mo-. was the
GEORGE A. wayland of Boonville was the
guest OF Washington friends.
Miss Winnie Foster is the guest Of relatives
and friends in Knobnoster.
Harry Ruether of Kansas City is the guest OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Ruether.
w. NJ; Griffith was a st. Louis visitor on
Doctor j. Gallemore was the guest Of ST.
Louis friends Saturday.
Joseph A. Mintrup and wife of Union were the
A. A. Tibbe was the guest of st. Louis friends
Louis Pelstrup was the guest Of 81, Louis
Wright Emmory entertained number OF his
friends at the home Of his parents Saturday
evening from to 8 o'clock. Refreshments
Mrs D. A. HOPPER Of Linn. Kas is the guest
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Brecken-
Theo. Hoemann OF St. Louis is spending the
holidays as the guest OF Washington friends.
Judge c. f. Gallenkamp Of st. Louis was the
guest Of his brother, e. W. Gallenkamp. Sun
Oscar Forester of Elmhupt. ILL.,. IS the guest
of relatives.
Mrs n Paehsa entertained Friday. the
guest of friends
;. Miss Anna Stuart IS the guest of relatives In
Miss Ella Busch. who has charge Of the Ger
man department Of the University at Column
o WaKsr af NsW haven aoT 1h was
ton visitor Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27
PADUCAH, Ky.

The Magazine Club will meet next Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Jane, A Rudy.
Master John p. Campbell will entertain his
young friends with fancy dres, ball at the
home OF his grandmother. Mrs. Laura Fowler.
next Wednesday evening.
The Wednesday Afternoon Card Club was
entertained by Miss Stella Levy of New Orleans
at the residence OF her sister, Mrs. Herman
friedman. on Jefferson street
Miss Minnie Radcliffe will entertain with q
ing, in honor OF her nephew. Edwin Wilson,
A double wedding took place Sunday morning
Mss na she es aaS Mr.
Shields. Miss Anna Sherron and Mr.. James
Wright. The brides are daughters Of John
Mrs; John P. Wilson of smithland Is visiting
Mrs sydney smith IS 1fsitis s9h in Nashville
Miss Miss S Ss,d Rps a, Is visiting in ST S
ridian. Conn. to visit reIati YES ''' AOf '
=, MI MI and Mrs Henry Rehkopf Of Memphis ar
and Mrs. 50 I'd i'i Perry a Garrett Of srenha
Tex. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Miss Azilee L. senter of Newport, KY. is
visiting ,ls b, her brother; Clifton A senter.
and lie. na g VISIT rHh
Mi Miss Fife Murray departed Tuesday for
ore visiting relatives in the city.
MIS- hs IL Ii Pratt hand and child 81
4: Davis avis. ''uiAeu NUNS '-.ef VISITING mrs '"
Mrs. Albert ]. Morrison Of ST. Louis II visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Curtis OF st. Louis ar
rived Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. John
Burnett
Misses Emma and Madge Grissby departed
Wednesday for Louisville to visit their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Grigsby.
Misses Hattie Satterfeld Of Princeton KY,
and Duna Gaylord OF Chicago are visiting Miss
Bessie Leech
Mrs. Ollie Sanderson and children Of Moberiy.
Mo, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Chamblin,
Mrs. Sanderson's parents.
Miss Evelyn Walker Is visiting In Dyersburg,
Tenn
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27
BRooKFIELD, MO.

The Brookaeld Fire Company is making elab-
crate preparations for its fifteenth annual bail,
to be given at, Yancey Hall. December 81.
Several OF the teachers in the public schools
of Brook1ied have gone to spend the holidays
with friends In different parts of the State.
Miss Eleanor Downing is visiting her parents
In st. Louis. Misses Margaret Allison and Grace
Howell, relatives at Kansas City; ]. T. Bent
Miss Ellen Craig at Springfield, Miss Lelah
AZ Eees CITY Miss Kate Davis at Mapeeiine
The Superintendent Of the PUBLIC 1o schools. I. U.
Mr. and Mrs Nj c. ". Brooks of Oklahoma city
NJ E. watson and bride have gone to Bloom
ington. Ill. TO spend the holidays with rela-i
A. G.. Ficllin. teacher in Wentworth Mill.
tsry Academy at Lexington. is visiting in
Miss Louise Smith has returned to Linneus
after a visit to her, uncle and aunt. Mr.. end
Mrs. George W. Stephens.
Miss Emma Brownies visited at St. Joseph
Miss May Kimber has returned from visit
judge A: 1. Pratt. R. J, Dali Judge J. Z.
:. r. x. DeGraw has returned from a trip to
ST. Louis and Arkansas.
The Misses Alfredo LarlSin and Addie Bow
Miss Fisher shipp Is home for holiday visit
Ed II. Adams is spending his vacation In
Brookheld.
Charles Petts viii visit at warsaw.
Mrs "a a Crane and children have returned
from a visit to relatives at Clarence.
The Misses Louise and Mildred Nottrott arc
visiting relatives and friends at Quincy.
Miss Edna Forsythe of Browning visited reIa-
tives IN Brookfeid Wednesday,. and Thursday.
went 10 Kansas City to visit friends -
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tillson have returned
from a visit to Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth Cheney departed
Thursday for Chicago to visit their children,
J. A. Neal has returned from ans extended
pleasure trip to California =
Mrs. Mae Lee has returned from visit to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27

prese$tsa with The body s Mrs sue T stS as
Me 50 soSa sRss
Miller; Ellen Courtney. Hutchinson and Misses
ma ma ESaeSelle. Seil Han. Mary McAfee: Made
.4 IT, Ma asa Sr. rESl Il pussar gave rse.D-
day evening. in honor Of their guests Mr.. and
Mss Roberts ,.,I q Chicago The house was dec
Trenholme and Miss Sophia Evans assisted Mrs.
soE lis Ssms IN psiisss a Ssp' "eaae''l.
ID, Doctor and Mrs, Frank ~ W sassd Of Prs:
Ds pa Mr. are ana tss guests e M
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Hickman visiting in
.s Mrs. and Mrs Mrs. John f. Sykes arrived from
New Mexico MONDAY and are the guests of Mrs.
An m,ss Il MAJ, ISn S9 , on Walnut street
attending school on Riverside drive. New York
CITY. arc visiting their mother. Mrs. F. r.
Mis-, Ruth Moss win entertain with cards
cae hs %E aM nno Of & Se Mr YORK; Evans OF
,, Mrs H., NJ 6; Winter Is spending the holidays
M Misa. her son. Newman Winter in Greenville'
Mrs; A. NJ. Conway and daughter. Miss Ju-
Wcr se tRey w N.Y. FGs
Doctor and Mrs. Guy L. Noyes departed ON
will return in several weeks but Mrs. Noyes
will spend the winter :
Miss Mary Edyth Allen is visiting in Kansas
City.
Miss Mary. Elizabeth Lewis departed wednes-
day for Springfield. o., where she is spending
her vacation with her mother.
Mr.. Webb of Lexington, Ky, is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. N. ID. Robnett.
Miss Adel Fleming and Miss Eta Estel went
to st. Louis last week 10 attend the Patti con-
cert While there they were the guests OF Mrs.
odon Guitar. Jr. Miss Fleming returned on
"Wednesday.
Miss lucille Lawson arrived Thursday after
several months spent in Denver. Colo.
Miss Lucy Turpin of Carrollton. who has been
the guest OF the Misses Fleming. returned home
Wednesday,.
Miss Jnnneta Elkins returned Saturday from
Kansas City.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27
cHrLL1corHE, MO.

Miss Kathleen McNally returned Tuesday
from three months visit in San Antonio
Tex.
Mrs. a. E. Adams is home from brief
visit to carrollton.
Mrs. Fred Helpbringer left Tuesday for Ham
burg. Ia. to spend the holidays with rela-
Miss Effc Flske returned this week to Moores-
vile after q visit with relatives here.
Miss Blanche Sherman departed saturday
night for Chicago and from there will spend
several months IN the South: ,,, ...s,,, Mon.
man. the president who, was presented with a
silver chocolate pot and salvcr by the club.
Her daughter. Mss Blanche. received silver
spoon as a token OF esteem. A music pro
gfaInme was rendered and refreshD1ents served.
Miss Marion Sotham is home from kenosho,
Wis. for the hol.days
Herman Monday evening. Cards were the fea-
ture.
a New Years reception.
The marriage Of Frank D.. Bowen and Miss
Pearl Timbrook took place Christina. night at
the home Of the bride. which was deliberately
decorated for the occas on In Christmas greens.
ana ahs srpper Was served the Couple leaving inn
medlately for. wedding trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Gould returned this week from q
Mrs. Louis Herman has returned from two
+. G. Rogers entertained informally at the
New Leeper House, Sunday, complimentary TO
Mrs, Charles o'Neill and Miss Louise Smith,
Miss Georgia Linley is visiting her cousin,
Miss Frances Austin Of Cprrollton.
Miss Sadie westrope arrived this week from
Kirksville to spend the Christmas holidays at
home.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. II. Claybaugh and daughter
Lois. departed wednesday for Carlisle, IN. to
spend the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Nan Walker returned Monday from a
weeks visit at Mooresville.
/, Mrs. P. +. Roneiser Is homo from visit to
relatives az Plattsburg. ~
Mrs sadie Hlrsh is spending the holidays At
Gaiena, Kas.
Miss Ethel Wells departed Wednesday FOR
Colorado to spend the winter.
Miss Susie Pinhlev is spending the holidays
with her sister. Mrs. Perry Wells, Of To-
Mrs. ". H Slpple departed Thursday to
spend Christmas with Macon relatives.
Miss Florence Leaver arrived Thursday to
spend Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs +. II. Leaver.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27
MOTHER FOUND GUILTY
OF DESERVING CHILD.
"sIrs. Miller" Though Not in Court,
Sentenced mt Paterson to Six
Months in Jail.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Paterson, N. j.. Dec. 26-Mrs. Miller,
mother of child, which she deserted at
its birth. was tried in this city by Justice
of the Peace Cohen, on ia charge OF will
full abandonment. She was found guilty
and sentenced to six months in jail.
Mrs. Miller. the only name by which
the woman is known here, is supposed to
be in Albany, N. Y, but trial and con-
viction were necessary that the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
could get possession of the infant. It is
reported that the father Of the child is a
wealthy society man Of BROOKLYN, and a
member of the New York Stock Exchange.
Mrs Miller went to Paterson from But
Ter, N. J., and lived at the house Of Mrs.
Mary Friedman, No. 122 River street. She
was attended by Mrs. Sulzberg. Soon aft
err the child was born q young man called
at the Friedman home and asked for Mrs.
Miller.
There was an affecting. interview, and
before his departure the so stor It is sa
Friedman and Mrs. Sulzberg were well
paid by the mother fer their care of her.
The child was christened in st. Johns Ro-
man Catholic Church, the officiating priest
being told that the father had died re-
Gently in Paris.
The day after the christening the mother
disappeared. Judge Cohen on Saturday re-
marked Albany, in which she expressed
the hope that the child had not been
given away. She said that the father OF
the infant had promised to marry her.
He asked that the child be left at Mrs.
Goldberg's, No, % Washington street, in
whose care 1t was placed after 1t was
born.
II the mother will return and care for
the baby the sentence passed will not be
enforced.
After the report Of the birth and ADAM
donment had been published, Justice
from persons desiring to adopt tho child.
An effort will be made to discover the
Identity Of the child's parents.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27
NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY
IN NElGHB0RING CITIES.

-
Miss .Generleve. Boarman. who, is attending
school in St. L5uis Is horne for the holidays
Miss Laura Lee Patrick has returned from st.
Louis. where she went to bear Patti.
visiting her parents at osh,<n. Mo.
Mrs. Harry l.. Park Will return Monday TO
her home in Los angeles. after visit with
: Mrs. L. y. MCDANIEL and Miss Elizabeth Nc
Daniel will depart Monday for California,
where they will spend three months.
Colonel and Mrs W. il. Wade have gone To
their daughter. Mrs. Joseph Masterman.
Mrs L. p. Cloud has returned from Huron,
Judge r.. Il. Goode aad family of St. Louis
are spending the holidays. here
Miss Mamie Hackney departed Sunday for
Manchester, N. IL. TO spend the winter with
relatives.
Miss Carrie Thomas entertained at finch
Saturday afternoon. Those present Were: Miss
Chattie Pentzer. Miss Nell Kirk oatrck. Miss
Nell brown. sNiss Reta Hatter- Miss MadSe
Eshl, Miss Alice Hensfeyi !. Miss Lulu Nichols.
Mrs Fred Garrett, Ms. James Sawyer and
Mrs Mrs. J. H. Host.
ths Mrs choir a ep tSe the
friends f at dinner e.' Friday. Covers were were
laid for Mrs; J. N conkl5S sS Mr.: lanes SAW
Miss Mary Chance Miss Madge BAIL. Miss
Maggie HAYNES. Miss Alcna ChaQee. Mrs Rich.
ard Smith. Mrs. A. Otterson. the Reverend Paul
IDougias. Mr. Harry AIRY, Howell Mr. Y. = S3nk-
Miss Nell Long of Fair Grove is the guest
of Miss Retta Parmenter.
Miss Addie Clark entertained with an old
Lora Clark of Duquoin. lie.
Mrs. ]. II. Beach and Mrs. N. E. Mobcry
gave thimble party Friday afternoon
niversary with luncheon at the Springfield
Clubhouse Thursday.