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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-25
INGLEsIDE SELECTIONS.

HEPUBilIC SFECIAI+
san Francisco. Dec. 2s.-selections:
First Race-Myrtle. Goddess Of Night. Skip
Ne.
Second Race-Flonanola. Lady Fonso Selma
Third Race-Quiet. Matt Hogan. Lou Give
Fourth Race-Claude Eyea c.. Forest King.
Sixth Race-Avenger. Foxy Grandpa. Heather
Honey,
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HOW KELLER WAS DISCOVERED.
Gus Moran Fonnd Him Playing with
N Crack Amateur Organization,

Gus Moran Found Him Playing with
Crack Amateur Organization.
In speaking of the discovery of Willie
Keeler, a fan stated the other day that
the great little fielder was found by Gus
Moran.
Speaking Of the matter, the fan said:
..Gus Moran who handled the indicator
for the National League last season,
claims the distinction OF starting Willie
Keeler on his professional career on the
diamond. Baseball enthusiasts with long
memories will probably recall that New
York bought Keller from binghami9p.
season of 1898 and then let him go ~
Brooklyn, from which club Hanlpn got
him for the Baltimores. Many persons.
to be a member of the Bipghamtons, ami
therefore the following from Moran viii
provo interesting:
professional career. II John Rainey had
not broken his leg while with Binghamtou
in 1899 keeler might not have h6d' the
chance to break Into the game SO soon.
was with Binghamton that year, and after
the mishap TO Rainey, Frank Leonard. our
manager, asked everybody on the team to
recommend an infieider to him. l told
him about Keller. who was then with the
AGNES OF New York. and advised him To
~ to Long Island the next day and see
him play. Leonard sent the secretary Of
the club and another scout.
They saw Keller play against the Gu
ban Giants, and brought him back with
them. lie was put at short against SYRIA
crse in his first game, and he copied four
hits of Meekin. After the game Leonard
came to me and said: Gus. are there any
more Keelers lying around loose In New
York;? sKeeler led the New York State
League in hitting that season with 81,
and the New Yorks gave $1,000 for his re-
lease, later letting him go to Brooklyn.
which club In turn traded him to Baiti-
~
and Billy Shindle. Big Dan is in retire
ment, Shindle and Treadway are In a
minor league but Keeler still is a bright
star in the baseball armament
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jack O'Brien Whip, Jefrords.

Philadelphia, Dec. 24.-Jack o'Brien of Phila-
Jim Jeffords tonight at the broadway Athletic
oimo: In the third round Jefords had o. Brien
the advantage to the end Of the fght
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-25
ST. LOUIS CLUB POOL TOURNEY.
Competition in Four Classes to BegiI
January 4. Under Committees

Competition In Four CInsses to Begin
January 4, Under Committees.
The annual st. Louis Club handicap
pool tournament, will begin January 4.
The contestants will be divided into four
classes and prizes will be awarded in
each class.
The winner of each division will be en-
titled to compete for the Pierce Cup.
a prize offered by a former president of
the club to become the property of the
winner OF two successive tournaments.
The following committee is arranging
Ior the tourney: S. NJ. Phelan. chairman;
l.. NJ. Kenneth, Lewis Perry, II. II. Fran
els and c. H. Spencer
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ers will line up in their respective teams.
Through the kindness of Robert Lee
Hedges of the american League, the en-
tire proceeds of the game will be given to
the veteran players, as Mr.. Hedges has
donated the use of the park free Of charge.
The lineup:
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here with view to arranging for the Chicago
team to train here next spring He found con-
dltfons and surroundings ideal for the Tork,
II. signed with j. D. Mckay for the Chicago
team and r. Wolf for Boston. and also MADE
J. n Ffnks offer to play ball with Waxa-
hatchie next season
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Men AID WOMEN,

Use Big @ soS unnnturnl
discharges determinations,
irritzfions OF alterations
Of muccEs membranes.
Painless, and not estrin.
gent Or poisonous.
sold ~ DruEEisfA
- ssnt Ia plain wr.pret.
~ expreEf, prspeid. fof
81 81. e ] kctiies e1.7s.
Qrenlss sent On reQueee
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RHEUMATISM IN ELBOWS, wRIsTs
AND KNEES.
Urbans, Ohio, Aug. 80. 1908 !,
Last winter hsd . severe stack 81
elbow, and from there TO my wrists; chs
right wrist was tho worse. II beoame
swollen and extremely painful. Ny Loft
faoIed' II becarne swot1en and Of course
PAINFUL. The next point TO be affected
was the hip and ankle, which gave me
aborst for some time. I was under treat
mont Of q physicfan for awhile, bus get
ting no better besan 8. 8. B., and afterj
reifeved Of the Rheumatism. AlfBweling
AMI soreness disappeared. consider
q. Is. g, an excellent sennedy for Rheumn-
in the blood.
ana a1oomaeId Ave. >
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samu.I ~. Zee Die. Of wounds.

Samuel w. Lee DICE Oh WUuMus.
Kansas City, Dec. 4.-Samuel w. Lee.
the Grocer. who yesterday shot and killed
MIN brothers wife, Mrs. Florence v. Lee,
In q fit Of jealousy, and then. shot himself
End cut his throat. died to-day from his
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-25
ALL-sTARs no a1EET HAs-nEENs.

Crack Players in Association Foot
ball VIII Play This Afternoon.
The All-Star-Has-Beeus game win be
pulled of this afternoon at Sportsman,s
Park. The game. which VIII be refereed
by John oNeill. VIII be called at s:B
O'Clock.
1 The game should BE- the most hotly con-
ecsted OF the season, as the best players
II the league and the oid-time star play
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Turf Exchane,
Na.hvlIle Derby EIiglble..

Trains leave Union Station 1880, 1:26, 2:06,
2:52 Washington ave-. 1855 1:34, 5:14. 500.
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Totals ...........1o "a $50 724 7Os 1913 ~ SIS
ST. L. R. C. CocKED-HAT LEAGUE.
PHOENIX LEAGUE.

Totals ....3 I'll 30 234 22s 1877 1856 1867 AZ 1875
Handicaps-F Schmidt 8. F. Butsch TO- H
Delhi 10. B. Jansen 3. Total. 23
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Chicago Mny Train mt San Angelo.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Angelo Tex. Dec A.-Ted Sullivan Of
baseball fams has been looking over the grounds
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Puritys 3, Moglers 2.
The following scores were made at the Phoe-
,ix alleys:
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O mo.
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CONTEST NoiICK.
" ViV "'N' w wv '"''' '
4. =. Land Offics, wo dwsr,i. ~ r,

U"pnt in"ht "i IN" 'h'rP'
Y. p Land ONCE "o ""hr'' J.
.,.., ..,, .m,,.,,, .,y,r, ,., ~
ai.d 1, this Office hy charles ". v. Eari.
G ni.stani. nrninst iiE No s6si made Aus 10,
l'",' f"r'h' +" ~ section :, 'r' l. ~ Nnns" .,
=, ny ,,r ,.,, r.'o. ... ,,,, ;
.rnud me. lid ,raa, aud changed his rc.i.
dr,cc tn,r-irIm fr n
~r al Of more than months since
m","s SUI. cn',, NJ, WV pI' VI '" w. Nv,
nni,,vs,od,, anti, ,.r,y ma ,.,,,,el hy ,n,y
MISC thnt suid al eyed absence from the saiti
'nhu was due '" MS employment
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Rev, Iri X. Hicks 1908 Almana

Rev, III n. TICKS lSOS Almanac
To say that this splendid work Of
scisuce aud ar, is finer aud better than
ever is stating i, mildly. The demand
for il ir FAR beyond oil previous years.
to say that such results, reaching
through Thirty Years, are not based
npon sound sense and useialucss, is sn
insult to the Intelligence Of the millions
Prof. Hicks through this greA. Alma
nae, aud his farnous family aid
scientific Journal, Word and Works, is
doiay y work FOR the whole people no,
approached by any Other ;aan or pub
location. A fair test will prove this TO
any reasonable person. Added to the
most LUMINOUS course IN astronomy for
1903, forecasts at storms aud weather
are given, as never before, for every
day in the year, all charmiugly illus
trated with nearly two hundred engrav'
ipgs, Tho price of single Almanac, in
cluding postage wud mailing, is thirt,
1 cents. Word snd Works with the Alma
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-01-22
Notice.
I. the District court OF Beaver county. Ok
lAhon,a territory.
:. Met, And, rson, Pla ntif.


." the District court OF Beaver county. Ok.
lAhon,a territory,
5. Met. And, rson. Pla'ntin.
J. O. Green. y izabc,n e. Green -, Ewing
nnd W. ". pHttison, r.. u. fA'tison and G., ",
pn,tison pnrinc.s dolny business uud.r the
arm name aud style Of W. W fatiison \ sous.
Edward r. pa,tison anil Til. sumner Shsr.
man Cattle Company. oi Belle Pain, Kansas.
corporation. Defendants.
ToJ. q. Green. Elz ,brih e.. Green. y. ..
Ewing, nnd ". W. Pattison. T.. n. Ps'tlsen.
ard {. u. PatIIson. pnrtncfs doing business
under the firm name aud style orw " Patti.
sou \ Sons, Edward u. PATHS n and The
sumner sherman Csue Company. rf Belle
Plain. kRnsus u corporation, d"lrndantG
You nr. hereby notinei tia you have hcru
sued ip the District Court ui Beaver c"un y.
Cklahona territory. in mn nctI,n y, nding In
said soirt wherein >. NJ. &, Anderson Is pain
iiH aud Yourselves nie d.fenusnts; that plain.
tin iilcd his petition In ia" iiice ot the ccrk
, ct said Couit,n he 18th day u November.
,-ps. aud you must answer sad pc i'ion an or
| before the 20 h day oi Fsbruary. y.~,q,y. or the
| al egatisn. IA snid p tiri"n viii r., taken ~
true aud Judgment rendered against She de.
! icndGnt,. j q Gr,cn. Elisabeth 4. Green nnd
y H. Ew ing, fur the sum h SS'oo oo. with in
ter, Il ihsreon from The 10th day of September
,9oi. AZ the rate ri seven per cent per annum
togcth r vi b costs vi the aciiou and ro- tho
foreclosure al II Ger niu mortgage exc u ed u
the soth asy OF September ~ .. b~ the said }
| q. Green. Elizabeth &. Green and T. Is. Ewing
| ogcther with A,idic :. Ewing, IN tbs follow.
| ing described real estate situated IN Beav
G mn,y, tsiri ory Of oklah ma, to~n; Lets
| Three l3I. Four l..D Five (sD nnd SIX B) and
| t,s southeast quarter of hs poithw n quar-.
| ter Of section six t6l IN township Three north
of range iw,nty seven t97l east oi the Cimar-
Y. n Meridian; al.o the southwest quarter VI
the sou hcnst quarter oi section fourteen liD
aud the southwest quarter of the nsf hsSst
| quarter ard the north half of til. nor Invest
| quarter of scction tv ,ntythrcs i!I.i ths erft
hpifof the southwest quarter and the north
wpst guurieroi the southeast quaitct oi Soc'
ton thirty.oiic jJIl and the cu-t half ~ the
sou Invest quarter. aud the west half OF thu
southeast quarter OF section thirteen q a all In
township torr Il north NJ range twrnty-ssv'
rn t.7l east of the cimRrron Meridian, given Ia
secure the y ,yment Of the sum oI s,o'o OF,
with int, rest NJ the rate Of seven per cent ?,
Annum. aud forever barring aud iorcci sing
YOU aud each ei you and ail persons claiming
under yuu al MI interest. light. lien and ca ~
iy oi redemption In - or On said lanhs anil
that the same be sold according Ia Law and III.
pr rveds 20 such sale applied to Tho payment
ot the above esrrised Judgment aud cos,s sH
lor such her aud further rciiefu us may W
just and equitable.
lsral.l T. Nee. Asd'rs"n.
PiKiniin.
By Leland n iisriis,
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Dec, I 1909.
Notice 10 h-rsby gives that the fcliouins
named sstsier has given notice Of bis In
tcntiun To make ausi proof for his
e'sim snd thai said pr~f will he made be-
fore E p. Kelly. cleik sftne District Court oI
Beaver ocunty. %. T., or ~ his absence b. fore
John W. savnss. his deputy st Beaver. Ohls..
on Jan. 90. ,'oi. vizi
Moses I.e,icrmsu otCostsr. O. Y. HA 5is, for
N.Rs,F.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence spoD aud cultivation
said lands. vhi
Charles Birissil. samuel Wells. Richmond
Borcn. Samuel 8. whiser all Of Custer. u. 4.
b. iiEALY. Register.
FPI 10 lpt rs &
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Contest Nu,!cc.
contest Nut t,Cr,
Department oi the Interior.
l -. Land DIiico, Woodward, -. r..

Department oi the Interior.
l. y. Land UInco, Woodward, a.. r..
Jan. iG. lNoL
sufficient con'est nr divit having LrrG
hlcd la this oi,e" 10y BcuJuinin ., RicllRrdfon.
'cnt' stnnt. against HE No. scos. made Aug
o, I9ui, Tor the Nv y Section q. Township. I.
y, IlarHei7E by trnrs,f Krusk, Const, stcc
~ wiiich h IN alleged thtt tnid Ein,s T.
Krnak has wholly Hb pionci said tract aud
changed his ps sid-iicc thrr from tor u reriD
oi maze than months since making snii sn-
try nnd next prior 10 the date herein; that said
tra Il In not s-tiicd upon and cultivated b,
= Id pAriJ ns required h, inv, Hud thut h y
sad alleged absence irom said land was not
IN a. his employmer In amy capacity 10 the
Amy. NH y OF Mariuc corps of the Init, Il
S,a'es in tins war, nnd This tho said ton.
rsinni ~ ready 4" pro,r nj such time an'l
pihc.' ~ may bc named hy ~" Regis er AM,
Rcc,i, -r for u u, Hriug IN NJ III ease. Said par
lie. nr" hereby n"ihci 10 app-ur, rep nd
| a NJ olTcr evidence touching said .ilcgsiion nj
| 20 o'clsrk u ~ ON Mch. IL. ioS. before the
| u y stcr and Receiver ~. the United state,
Land on CO ~ Woodward. u. T.
The said contests NJ having In y proper nnn
davit nl,d J n lt. ipol sct forth facts whici
show that afier due dll,g,urs personal y =
Vice rthis b tlcr ran rot bo mat u l. hercb,
ordered and direct. that such notice he give,
by due aud proper publication,
I'D uwaLr. Register.
| FP l-ss Ir
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Land once nj " ovdward, .. I

Dee. 20. ino,.
Sotice u hereby given that the i.iIow ing
named settlers have MED notice Of their
iutcniion ~ make hsnl proof In support of
their claims aud thnt said proof will be
made before r.. p. Kcl'y, clerk OF the Isis
trict cour, ot Beaver cousty. a. T.. ar in case
fhi- nbseuc. then before Lydia 5. Hssiy
acpuiy clerk at Beaver, a. T.. an fso. .
I9e? ns follows:
VIII nm ". Thnmnr. HE NJ spl. for the wis
sex See N and vi, ncIi. 5 c l3.T. n. R:y D..
Via: Ncttic ". Thomas. ~ T. n, 1oi3 r the
WI s"h s'csA andwJs mex, sec ~. TiN. "
81 ECM.
They name the following wiincsseSto prov.
their continuous residence uloH and cnlti-
va ion oi, said lands, via:
james v. Thompson. AnseI Groves, taaper
Redenier. Fred {. Tracy, OF rsvsr, q. 7.
r.. HEAty. Register.
EP IL LIP
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CONTEST xoTiCr.
Darsr'ne-t of the Interior,
T. -. Isui once, woodward, u Y

p"lFT''le''t II 'N' In'tfFr,
T. =. isuiO once. woodward. q. y.
Jon 10. tn,'.
suwcirni rortos' afsdnvt having been
nind ,u thss ri'icr bv Richard NJ Murray.
cnntestn,t {. aeaiiS M 30 ,o,95. made Ian
>. 10, Snr Tie sw Y, Section, ~, Township !.
Range ~. v. by wrtthp Gavin. Ccntstee. IN
which 4 IL ali.r, q ths, sa'd M~riha Gavin hns
whoIiv nhnndo NJ, d ssid 'ract for period OF
mere than ,is months siroe making said en-.
try and ncs' prior To the date herein. she hav.
Ing faicd Ia In any way inprove said trroi or
establish r'sidrnS Y ih'r or. within tie S,n,n
tory per od tsix nirnihsi required by law; that
said defau II have never been cured; th"t pa,d
tract IL not settled upon and cultivated Nv said
party ~ required by law; also th.t said alleged
ahscnce FROM the srij land was not duo 10 her
cr pioym.p, in any cap city, In the Army.
Navy or Marine Go ps of tho United State
in ,!ma Of war. and this the said c"ntseinnt l.
resdy to prove nj such time and place ns ma
be named 10y the Register aud Receiver for q
hearing in said case. sad parties are hereby
notined To appear resp nd and offer ociieneo
tcu-htng said allegation ut Is o'c,ock y. n, on
March. IS. igo1. before the Rsn st.r s~i lie
cciv.r az III. Cniisd States Land once at
wo,dwnra. Oklahoma Ty.
THIS sad contestant having In proper All
dsvit ri-d Jsr.. -, iso,, set trih fscu which
show tina, after dus q igence pcrscpal scrv &c
or this notice can not be made. II Ia hereby or
dered and directed that such aolios he given
by due and proper publication.
=. q. HKAl.Y, Rtsis,e,,
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Lsud Ofice al Woodward. o. T. .

Isuu O1lce ~ NoOuwhu' ", T..
Dee. 5, ls0a.
Notice IL hereby given tha, the foliowint
named settler has Med notice OF his inten.
tion 10 make ANAL proof In support oi hii
claim rnd that sali proof will bs made be-
fore the Register sud Receiver, u. =. Land
once ct Woodward, u. T., ON February. ..
,goJ, via!
Charics =. Dorset. of cline. o. Y. ia Ma
i0oi, 10. the ~ neS. sen bwH, uwk sex. Sec
p.T4N. X d ECM.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and ouitivA-
ton OF his respective lands via;
Charley Z. Iamnsi~r. Luther 10 pmaster.
Emsry J. Lamaster. Ed Laveriy. nil Of cline,
OF
Y. u. HFALY, Register.
FPi7-,5 IPI % pd
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4. +. & s. F. R'Y co.

KAsT HOUND
leaves Euxlewood s:s, n NJ
Leaves tssiaud 7:es a. IN.
Issvcs Muivans ,'gop. M.
Arrives al wichita a:4op. m.
WEST BOUND.
Leaves wichita s'ao n. Tn
Leaves Muivspe ssia. ~,
leaves Ashland ass NJ.
Arrives nt Enpiewond 4isp. IN
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100000 Reward.

The above snm will be paid Cor In
formation. leading TO the ares, sut
cosvic,ion Of any one guilty Of killing
stealing or deprrda,iug on any cattl,
belonging to ne.
FREp TAiNroR.
@ mo. Enylewood, Ksn.
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A Magasine Thirty Years Old.

A Magazine Thirty Years Old.
To do Justice to ,his number. which
for bea u,y and utility touches the
bighes, mark. i, would be necessary to
print the entire lis, Of contents. II 10
sufficient TO state that in il the best
modern writers and artists are generous
.ly representa-. The book contsiu =
over a3O poges. with 81 full page
illustrations Of which 20 ave il two or
norc Coiura. Tie mssGl'uGe Of this
Deeombu number. for which izo tons
OF paper and six tsus Of ink have been
nscs may be understood from the fast
that 81 presses running II hours a day
have been required to print il: the
binding alone Of tho edition ,f 9i500L
copies representing over 20. 600. 900
sections which had to be gathered in.
divuslly by human hands.
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100000 Reward.

The above sum will be paid for in
formation leading TO the arr--' aud con
vic'ion Of any one guilty al killing
stealing or dcpredating ON any ca,,l,
belonging to nc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
EUREKA SOCIAL NOTES


The odd Fellows Of Tintc district and
their families will celebrate the 18th
anniversary OF the order in Tintc, at
the |. o. O. Il. hall on the 10Th inst. A
fine literary program will be rendered
on the occasion and the evening enter
talnment will close with grand ban
quet.
Tuesday evening next the Wo0dmen
Of the World will give an entertain
ment and banquet at their hall Farley
+. Christensen and Henry Burch will
be the orators of the evening and a
pleasant time is anticipated.
A children's mask bail will be given
at /. o, o. f. hall on the evening of the
18th, under the auspices Of Evening Star
Lodge No Z. degree Of honor.
Or. and Mrs. A. H. Taylor, Miss Jen-
ME Mason Mrs. Dora Kohl, Mrs. p
Bonner, and Messrs. Henry Ventress,
Frank Beesey, Geo. Hodgins, Oscar
Forslund and Fred Christensen We're
conference visitors to Salt Lake this
week.
Harry j. Beane and wife returned
from Payson this week, where they
were the guests Of friends,
Mrs. C. C. Stlfiler Of Silver City Wis
tied with Salt Lake friends this week.
A series of dances will be given at the
hall during April and May for the pur-
pose OF raising funds to uniform the
Eureka baseball team,
Mrs. John Henry Taylor and daugh-
ter. Ethel left for Baker city, Oregon,
Monday morning on visit to Mr.. Tay-
Tor.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elmer at
their home at Silver City last week.
After a brief jolification at the house
the guests adjourned TO the Silver city
hall. where a dance was held and fine
supper was served by Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer
Miss Alene Crismon and Miss Stella
Mcintyre of Salt Lake visited friends in
Tlntic last week.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wetty have
gone to Payson to spend the summer
Miss Nettle Woodhead Of Silver City
Is visiting relatives and friends at
Pleasant Grove,
Mrs, Mclaughlin has returned to her
home at Silver City after visit with
her son at Logan.
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LEHI SOCIAL NEWS

A very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Thomas. The young
couple being j. b. Gray and Miss
Geneyeve Thongs; the ceremony was
performed by oder James Klrkham,
o. the Latter day Saints Church, at
s o'clock, and later a pleasant evening
vas spent in a social way. The merry
party dispersed at a late hour after
showering congratulations on the hap
py bride and groom,
Mrs. Joseph Russon entertained Mrs
r. Firman. Mrs. f. Merrell. Mrs. Edith
Mcomle and Miss Edith Almon at
luncheon.
Mr. Il. II. Davis and daughters were
visitors at Pleasant Grove.
Miss Laura Knudsen entertained q
number of her young friends Thursday
evening at a social. Light refresh
ments were served and a musical pro-
gram was enjoyed.
Mr.. f. ], Klrkham, Of Provo, spent
the week with his parents. Mr. AMI
firs. J. Kirkham.
The Ladies' Literary club meets at
the home OF Mrs G.. Austin, Margaret
Deland's Tales Of Old Chester was
reviewed. o..
Mrs NJ. W ingalls, has Just returned
from san Francisco where she has been
Tor some time visiting with Mfr and
Mrs. Stanford, a nephew Of Mrs, Le-
land stanford Mrs Stanford was
the guest OF Mrs. ingalls, during las,
December
Mr. George Austin came down from
Bear river and spent a day with his
family.
Mr. NJ. W. ingalls, paid a visit 10
Idaho Falls on sugar factory busl-
NESS.
Miss Agnes Austin will spend the
summer al Idaho Fails as the guest
Of her uncle, Mr. Mark Austin.
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mans Relief corps vii give a card par
" at !. Q. o. b. hall on the afternoon
Of April %.
A dancing party win be given at
Christensen's next Friday night by the
lS class OF the University Of Utah The
chaperones are Mrs. j n Kngsbury,
Mira. Rebecca L. Little, Mrs. @. NJ.
Marshall, Mrs William M. Stewart,
Mss Maud, May Babcock.
Mrs, George Phelps Holman has Is
sued invitations for an afternoon tea
on Easter Monday.
Mrs, Adrian G. Ellis Jr., and Miss
Walker have issued invitations for
luncheon on the afternoon OF April 4
and o card party on the afternoon Of
April Is,
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FuIuRED
.EfEI. e E1ts
- EVEN TS9

M, numerical club has issued inyi-
Tstsss'Sgl musicale 10 be given next
hs,sllay night beginning al 8 o'clock.
gCspss y under the direction OF Prof.
rrn,. su ana with him on the musical
30 NJ c, are Ledyard NJ. Bailey. Ne
h4s,a Susa,yton, Rudolph j. Decker,
hsyt, William Igleheart's Kings
,slss fh,s circle Of the First Presby.
a,rs,, el VIII give a unique enters
NIB a WI me evening OF April is. IL
z, r,,'. mp Around the World . and
Z, Aobrs. PEOPLE vii be entertained at
h',soS ol Mesdames Baker, King
asttls, ,~ - and Igleheart. The
.'1a "a, ~ oe visited will be Japan.
% h,r.,.nlany, Ireland and America
e,tnsl ~, WIZ be decorated with the
si,A an S9'ols OF the country repre-.
, sry, g''l one course OF a dinner viii
eaen OF the houses visited.
1,s,,,uas have been issued nv Mrs
luncheon on Monday next.
d \, s s Flanders will give n 70.
! ts Rr,, clpil, Miss Irma Watso
,rshlpst Congregational church on
= Row. 3 % April 10th. Miss Mar.
y issir ,'',s and Miss Edna Cohn
tltlon a, t,-'.le VIII give an Easter
'A studio Monday evening.
'' Of the J. b. Mexican wo.