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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

Republicans Name Candidates TOR
1Ssembiymen and aldermen.

Adjourned Republican conventions to nominate
Assemblymen and aldermen were held in seve'ai
districts last night. there having been failure 10
agree earlier on candidates presented by the Gu
Gems Union organizations in those districts In ths
NNlst Assembly District Abraham Gruber. th'
Republican leader. has stood out for the nominal
ton of straight Republican candidates for Assem-
olyman and for aldermen In the two aldernaiio
districts of the Assembly district, unless the Citi
zens Union would consent to the denomination OF
Ju lge Bennett for municipal Judge Last night tho
Assembly convention of the district met at the
Riverside Republican Club and nominated Joseph
II. Adams. a Republican lawyer Of No. Isl west
northumberland ffth-st.. ter Assemblyn1an- Two
straight Republicans were nominated for aldermen
Mr.. Gruber made speech az the convention, de-
ciaring that the Republican party was struggling
for It's life in this city and that State leaders VINO
advocated union with fusion elements in strong
Republican district like the XXIst where the
fusionists announced opposition TO the Repunhcah
Presidential nominee, were injuring the party.
I'VE will continue TO be Republicans. ne said'
I'VE must fight against fusion, the Democratic
party and any unholy alliance with Tammany
Hail. We will continue to fight for MI Low
whether the Citizens Union with us or not.
The following other Republican nominations FOR
Assemblymen were made at adjourned conventions
in New-York County:
IXth District Francis Tucker a lawyer. of
XXth Dlstrict-syIvester Moore. civil engineer,
indorsed by the Citizens Union -,
XNVIth District-samuel Hass. a clothing dealer
Q
XXXIId Dlstrict-Joseph X. Dodin. lawyer. Of
No. q East Ninety-ninth-st.
I'D Annexed District. MAYHEM Wainwright ~
lawyer OF Rye, y. Y, and doing business at NO
The With Assembly District Convention held at
No; 81 Marion-st., was adjourned again until to-
night.
The following nomina lions Of aldermen were made
by Republican adjourned conventions in Aldermanic
districts:
ND Dstrict-Richard /. Senior. an undertaken,
who lives at No. SO Vandam-st.
IXth District-Charles Hofferberth. lumber deal
er. OF No. 532 West Twenty-seCOnd-st.
NI1th Dstrct-Francis J. Egan, a hotelkeeper, or
No. $50 Grand-st.
XIVth District-John J Fraser. metal dealer, Of
No. 443 East TweIfth-st.
XVth District-Wilnam Carroll a clerk Of No
POS East Twelfth-st
XvIth District-Dr Herman HeIlenstein. Of No
275 Seventh-st.
XvIIth District-James r. Browne printer. Of
No. 7S3 Ninth-ave.
XXth District-William J. Whitaker. the present
alderman.
xXIst District-Joseph schloss. butcher, of No.
III West Niuetieth-st.
XXIId District-Samuel H. Jones, insurance, or
No. IS West Northumberland sixth-st.
XXSNth District-Morritz Adler, real estate
dealer Of No. 215 East e-hundred- and stxth-st
XXXVIth District-Nichael A Scudi a lawyer, OF
No 2252 First-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
BRUCE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.

NJ. Linn Bruce. president of the Republican
County Committee. issued this statement yester-
day:
The anti-Tammany city ticket is now complete;
the campaign is OPEN the issue clearly defined
and there can be no doubt of the result a the
polls. The mistakes have been eliminated. and all
the friends and supporters Of clean. honest and
high class city government united and
aggressive in the night 70 prevent return to power
of the combination for personal gain known as
Tammany Hall.
Croker from England. and Murphy. from the
eashouse district. are in the order named in COM
mand Of the Tammany forces. whose sole object is
personal gain.
The same uureformed Tammauy is crying out
for wide oFen town. New-NOrk IS civilized
moral city. and will never again he open for the
entrance of Tammany graft vice and corruv-
ton.
We shall fight this campaign the only issue
before the people. the continuance of good city
government Tammany ia the common enemy. and
against Tammany shall wage to the end.
The anti-Tammany forces enter the campaign con-
fdent Of victory.
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

Hoosick Falls. n. Y. oct s-The Republicans
OF the LIST Assembly District OF Rensselaer, COUNTY
nominated to-day Captain Frank l.. stevens OF
HoOsck Falls for Assembly man.
kingston y Y, oct. S.-The Ulster County
Democrats OF the LIST District to-day nominated
Abram VI. Roos OF this city. for AssembIyman
The Democrats Of the I'D District nominated 10
sepn \ smith. OF Ellenville. for Assernbl yrnln.
Rochester oct. S-Assembyman John Pollaee
tr has been rcuomiuated BY the IVth Distric.
Democrats. in couven,Ou at Spencerport.
Nyack. y. Y. oct. S-1n~ RockIand Co,i,+,
Democrats to-day nominated Thomas Ftnegap ~
Haverstraw for Asscmblymau and James Sher-
wood, OF Ramlpo. for sheriff
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T7co Hen Stabbed in RiOting Among
"Nonk" Eastman FOlIOJcerS.

tn. Monk Eastman gang caused a riot a.
Stanton and Allen SITS. yesterday III WAlcH wv
men were stabbed and several severely oeaCeh-
Policeman Butler Of the Eldridge-st station, tound
Henry Rosenthal. a painter, Of No q East one
Observation-Disclosures. living on the sidewalk Win
a severe stab wound under his LETT ear AZ 'h7
station where his wound was dressed by an an
buIance surgeon from Gouverneur Hospital 70
senthaI refused TO give the names OF MS an
tagonists. -, . i...-
Soon afterward Abraham Lewis, also 2 paIn i
living az No 80 Morrell-St, Brooklyn WaihSd INTO
The 7Fifth-st station suffering from two STAB
wounds one in the right shoulder and one N tne
back He told Sergeant MCNaught tnat ne was on
hts way TO visit uncle at NO 10 Alien 81
when he set upon by a gang. without provo
The police Of the Eldrdge-st. station believe the
MONK Eastman gang has started another reign
of terror on the East Side and detectives were
sent out last night 70 round up men animated WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
NEW FUSION NOMINEES ENDORSED
Dropping of Grout and Fornes Commended
by Business Mems Association.

At a meeting Of the Business Mems Association
yesterday at their rooms. No. 90 West Broadway,
resolutions were passed ndorsing the fusion nomi-
noes for Mayor. Controller and President OF the
Board OF Aldermel. The resolutions declared il is
the duty of citizens who believe that city should
be honest business principles. without
gard to politics. aud that the decent element in the
community should control. to avail themselves of
the opportunity thus presented and support the
non-partisan ticket headed by Low, Hinrichs and
Mcclure
The resolutions also condemned the attempt Of
Tammany To divide the fusion forces by the nOmi-
mating OF MessTs GTout and Fornes for two Offices
which are comparatively unmportant, to elect
respectable hgurch ead for Mayor commended the
action OF the fusiOnistS IN dropping them. and
called on all voters TO support the revised ticket
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w. J. BRYAN'S VISIT.
Politics Has Nothing To Do with 1t, He De-
clares-Goes to Surrogate's Office

William Jennings Bryan was a visitor at the
County Courthouse yesterday. and spent consider
able time in Surrogate's Chambers with Surrogate
Thomas. lie said his visit to this city had no con-
nectiop with politics. but that he with Alfred =.
Sloan was executor Of the VIII Of Philo :. Ben
Bennett. Sloan * Co Of No. 100 Hudson-St.. and
No loo Fraukliu-st As the result of a coaching
accident he died il idaho August 2. Mr. Bryan
said that his only reason for calling at the Surro-
ga tes office was. with Mr.. Sloan. to inspect the
viii which would oe prohated in New-Haven, and
of which he one If the executors. Mr. Ben
nett he added. left estate valued at between
$4,000 and 500 O0o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
YoNKeRs REPUBLICANS NAME TICKET

The Republicans Of Yonkers I'm convention at the
Getty House last night placed in nomination John
r Andrus. 4 wealthy medicine manufacturer, for
Mayor. city Judge William =. KeIogg was re-
named for third term. and Eliot NJ. Irvine was
chosen candidate for Justice of the Peace.
On Wednesday night the Democrats rsnomiuated
Mayor NJ. J. Walsh AndruS and Walsh opposed
each other two years ago the latter being viCtO-
rious by almost S0) majority Walsh is thirty-tvo
years old and AndTus is seventy. Walsh runs a
printing establishment.
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MT. VERNON DEMOCRATS NAME MAYOR

At the Democratic City Convention in Mount
Vernon last night Stephen Van TasseH was nom
mated for Mayor. He is ticket agent at the New
York, NeW-Hayen and Hartford Railroad station
lie is the only Democrat. except Edwin W. Fiske.
VINO mas ever been nominated for MayOr since
Mount Vernon was Incorporated. eleven years ago.
Mayor F1ske after having served four terms cover
ing eight years, stepped aside this year and took
the Democratic nomination for Sheriff Mr. Van
TasselEs Republican opponent will be DIT. Edward
T{rttSh
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c. U. TO OPEN BROOKLYN CAMPAIGN

The Citizens Union IN Brooklyn will open its
campaign for tho fusion cause next Friday night,
when Mayor Low and the other candida ties on the
city ticket will speak four big mass meetings in
that borough. The meetings will be held i'm the
Clermont Avenue Rink. Prospect Hall in South
Brooklyn. I'm halls yet TO be chosen in RroUusvlue
and in the Eastern District II was hoDpd that
Henry George. tr- would be able speak at that
time, but he found that he had a previous engage
InCnt.
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JOHN c. CLARKE RESIGNS.
TO Take Charge Of Mr. Lows Campaign
Headquarters To Be Opened Monday.

John c. Clarke. who IS an Assistant Corporation
Counsel. and who for the last two years has been
legal adviser to Mayor Low having been assigned
that work. yesterday afternoon resigned his posi-
ZION IN order that lee may assume charge Of Mayor
Lows campaign AT the latter s. headquarters. which
VII Dc opened on Monday At No. u East Twenty
Ehrd-st
exceedingly cordial letter. regreJfing that no is 80
Jose the services - Mr. Clarke and EXPRESSING sr-
probation of the efficient work done by Mr. clarke
n the last two wears.
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C. U. NoMlNATEs GEN. slcKLEs

By the unanimous vote Of the Citizens Union
Convention of With Assembly District General Dan
Tel + SlckeS was last night nominated for alder
man from that district. General Sickles has also
been indorscd by the independent Democrats of tho
district and was nominated by the Republi~sns
He has announced his intention Of making the
fig
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NOTIFICATION OF HINRIcHs.

Frederic ". Hturichs and Edward J Mcclure.
fusion candidates for Controller and President oc
the Board Of Aldermen. Respectively Will be in
formed OF their nomination at the Astor House this
afternoon.
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PINERo's Getty IN LONDON

Londo1. oct s-Soldcm has such interest ba.
displayed I'm any theatrical event as in the pro,,
ton az the Duke Of Yorks Theatre to-nIgh, -
Charles Frohm'n OF Arthur Pinero's new plav
Lefty. a modern drama tn four acts the 49,.
81 whien Is laid in London Public curio.,,,. -, -,
70 way disc 2pointed Tor Pinero has again shown
The ma ster hand and has written a plsv vhicL 80
rot onir successful Tonight nut appears 10 he s
tined 10 a long w - Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
DEVERVs TICKET COMPLETE.

William :. Devery and his followers last night
held a meeting which John Nash was nominated
for the Assembly and Richard Butler for Alderman
These nominations complete the Devery ticket.
If NOuS people put your shoulders to the wheel
an take the bit in your teeth. success Is sure"
said Deyery in speech.
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FUSION NOMINATIONS IN RICHMOND

The fusion nominations for aldermen were made
In Richmond Borough last night. completing the
ticket The nominations are: Seventy-frst District
James Wheeler. Citizens Union; Seventy-second
District Theodore Zorn. Republican; Seventy third
District Cornelius Shay, Republican
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CARPENTER NAMED FOR SENATOR.

Francis NJ Carpenter Of White Plains. was nomi-
mated by Republicans for the State Senate last
night in the XXIId Senate District to take the
place Of Charles b. McClelland who was recently
appointed by President Roosevelt as a United states
General Appraiser.
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RocKLAND COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIRUNEI
Nyack. n Y. oct S--The Democrats OF Rock
land County met in convention at New-City this
afternoon. After very stormy session they nomi-
mated the following candidates, For Member Of
Assembly. Thomas F1negIn. OF Hdverstraw. for
Sheriff. James Sherwood. Of R1napO FOR Coroner.
Fred +. Bittig. of Nyack, and q. Eterlmg OF
N-nrs.-
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FUSION CAMPAIGN OPENS ON TUESDAY

day night ut Cooper Union, under the auspices Of
the Citizens Union, the campaign of the flsonists
will begin in earnest Mayor Low. Frederic w
HlnrichS ard Edward !. Mcclure win sncoL .rH.
Republican ratification meeting will take Mae
"a
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CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

The monthly meeting of the Union League club
took place last evening at the clubhouse Thirty
ninth-st AID ftth-ave. A campaign committee
was appointed by the president. consisting Of Ion
members. The list viii be made public to-day
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ooReMus GIVES $4,000 SAIL.

Washington. Oct S-wiUard r. Iorer,,,s cho
was recently indicted here th@ result ~ the I'm,
ssts ation OF the sale ~ stamp cancens machines
=" tue testohice Department, appeared tn the Grim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

~ you want to keep Tsmmany from getting
control Of the rttv government register to-
dBI for the election on November a
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laNaffNa Hr0Tn0 DIniUe All ar-rqls,a
r-fu u 10 .T,~s,.
each BOX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

The registration books I'm all districts OF
the city ARE open from N. M 20 10 p m
to-day REGISTER or you lose vote.
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POPULATION OF THE PHILIPPINES.

inal Court to-day and gave $1,000 ball. which VA
furnished by a guaranty company.
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POPULATION OF TIE PHILIPPINES
san Francisco. oct S-tseneral j. Z. Sanger. Io,
meTly Chcf os stan Ot General Chaffee. but at'e''
In charge 81 the census work iu the Philippines u'
arrived from Manila ON hts way 20 W9shihss a.
The census taking began on March . ard was ~.
isheJ IN sin weeks The civilized ra'fve popl.1t -,
Of the isllrds - placed ut IoRe0 while ne
civilized population Is said 20 number ABOUT WV
10 you want 90 beer rsmusrv frr-s
eostroi OF the ettT government. reSis'~' ~
day for the election on Novemb-r
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22
LOGAN.

The Beacon Light society met on
Tuesday afternoon, and the following
programme OF exercises was rendered:
Mothers Mistakes and Fathers Fail
ures,' Mrs. Maria c. Refer: miscelIa-
neOus, Mrs. Annie Kemp; Life and
Works of Thackeray," Mrs. Fannie NJ.
Vernon.
Dr. Goodrich spent part OF the week
in Salt Lake City.
The Agricultural college cadets viii
give grand military ball this even
ing It promises TO be one Of the chief
social events os the season.
Attorney Frank X Nebeker and
wife visited friends Il Ogden this week.
Mr. Willard StOddard and wife and
Mr.. William StOddard are here from
Baker City, Ore, on a visit to friends.
c. d. GOaslind Of Preston visited with
friends in Logan this week
r. w Sloan spent two days Of this
week with Logan relatives
DR.. F. NJ. Ackley, formerly of Pitts
burg, Pa, has located permanently in
Logan.
Professor c. VI. Harris left on Thurs
day for California. where he viii If
main for a couple of months for the
benefit of his health.
Mr.. NJ. j. Ballard returned on Mon
day from Boise. where he was engaged
for a few weeks in missionary work
Peter W. Nielsen returned home this
week, after spending two years IN Eu-
ro9e
B. C. BIaisdeII of Fort Dodge. IA.
visited friends in Logan on "Wednesday
and Thursday. ---.---
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22

the great AItenheim Medical DispensaTy
has just made the startling announcement
that he has produced a compound that
grows hair on any bald head The doc
tor makes the claim that after expert
ments, taking years to complete. he has
al last reached the goal OF mis- ambition
To the doctor all heads are alike There
are none which cannot be cured by this
remarkab bic remedy The record Of the
cures already made is truly marvellous
and were IL not for the high standing OF
the great physician and the convincing
testimony of thousands Of citizens all
over the country IL would seem too mir
aculOus to be true
There can be no doubt of the doctors
earnestneSs in making his claims. nor
can his cures be disputed. He does not
ask any man. woman or child TO take his
or anyone elSe's word for II. but he
stands ready and willing to send free
trial packages of this great hair restOr-
alive TO anyone who writes to him for
it, enclosing q 2-cent stamp TO prepay
postage In a single night IL has started
hair TO growing on heads bald for years
II has stopped falling hair in one hour.
II never fails. no matter what the cOndi-
ton, age or sex. Old men and young
men, women and children. all have profit
ed by the free use Of this great new dis
cOVery- If you are bald. If your hair is
failing out. or il your hair. eyebrows or
eyelashes are thin or short. write the
Altenheim Medical Dispensary. 794S FOsO
building, Cincinnati. Ohio. enclosing .
cent stamp 10 prepay postage for free
package. and in a short time YOU Will be
entirely restored.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22

er cities We're Rev. ?. A. Simpkin,
grand secretary; c. A. Walker, ]. j.
Thomas and w. O. Carbis of Salt Lake.
Brother Andrew Eggertson, in behalf
OF the Provo lodge. presented Grand
Master Homer with a beautiful P. G. NJ.
collar, said to be the finest in the state.
Brother Homer with an effort, as he
was so overcome with gratitude, made
a clever response and thanked the
brothers for the elegant gift.
Miss Ida Boshard gave a charming
social az her home on Tuesday last in
honor of Mr.. Bert Choules.
Mrs. Lydia Jones gave dinner party
at her home on Thursday evening
Mrs Benjamin Cuff is out again aft
er her recent illness.
The teachers OF the district schools
outdid themselves with any previous
effort of entertaining at the magnifi-
cent banquet and. social given in the
SouthwOrth block on Friday evening
At $3.50 an elegant banquet was served,
after which an interesting programme
was rendered. Then followed games
and plays in charge of Miss Nora
Young. The evening was a grand sue
cess, every detail in regard to amuse-
ment being carried out in the strictest
detail The evening was pronounced by
every one to be one of the most edify-
ing and gratifying successes in a social
way that has ever happened. Those
present were MeSsrs. and Mesdames w.
r. Bassett. J. w. Farrer, Evan Uride,
Il. H. Holt, Ralph Poulton, w. f. Raw
inns. ]. NJ Jensen, A. c. Sorenson, s.
z. Eggertsen, George Poulson. E. Jor-
gersen, 5. II. Jones, Mrs. Jennie Will
kins, Misses Elma Armstrong. n. Will
son, Laura Hickman, Mary INITIAL, Ella
hlrkwood, Phoebe Campbell, Lizzie
Tba tcher, Ada John, Mary Uride, Bell
Watson, Louise Raymond, Eta Dan
gerfield. Nora Young, Minnie Thomas,
Clara Cuff, Messrs. James Hickman, ].
Robinson, NJ. 1. Bushman. Among the
invited guests were Judge and Mrs.
John Z. Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Beck,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Kicks of Idaho, L.
John INITIAL, Charles Davis, Mayor and
Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mcbride,
Fred Balkey. c. S. Jarvis, Mrs. A. L.
Raymond, Miss Shumway and Miss
Florence Groesbeck of Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22

from a tour OF Emery, Wayne and
Sewer counties with his panorama. He
reports that smallpox is raging Ia
Burnville.
Miss Daisy Petersen. who has been
visiting her parents and friends in this
city for the past week. win return TO
Salt Lake city tomorrow to resume
her duties with the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company.
J. H. Whitlosk came home Thursday
from Ely, New
The N. o. c. F. club was entertained
by Miss Agnes Thompson at her home
in this city Tuesday evening.
Willard and Joseph Willardsen were
IN from Mayfield on business yester-
day.
The county commissioners Of this
county have made a request of the in
terror department to permit the cutting
of $4,000 feet of lumber for county road
and bridge purposes.
Dancing parties were given in the
pavilion and opera house last evening
for the benefit OF the choir. a large
crowd was in attendance at both places
Benjamin Rasmussen came home
from Sunnyside Friday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22

regular meeting Monday evening, Feb
ruary %, at the home of Mrs. McAleer
1852 Washington ave-
One of the prettiest events Of the
week was the bowling party given Sat
urday, the 14th. by Miss Tulie Baker
IN honor of Miss Media. Corey. After a
couple of hours spent in bowling, the
guests were conveyed TO the home of
Miss Baker. where an elaborate lunch
con was served Covers were laid for
twelve. The party numbered the init
mate girl friends of Miss Corey, and
each one was presented with dainty
bowl as a memento Of the event.
Society was much interested in the
marriage of Miss Media Corey and Mr.
Claude Roberts. which took place We'd
nesday at the home of the brides par
ents. The young couple viii be at home
after March 10 at 5T7 Twenty sixth
street. The event has for d month past
dominated TO a considerable degree the
social doings of d charming circle of
young ladies composed of the Three
times-three club and their immediate
friends. Numerous showers We're
given in honor of the bride and at
several other social affairs she was
guest of honor.
Mrs. Rolla Farnsworth gave most
interesting study of Hamlet to her
Lucky Twenty class Thursday after
noon Besides the views of many crit
les, Mrs. FaFnswortn gave her own in
depreciation of this Darling of English
literature" as Coleridge calls it.
Miss Verna Bowman gave a sleigh
| ing party Thursday afternoon TO a
number of her girl friends.
Mrs John J. McGregor and Mrs.
Alma Lambert spent the week in Og-
den, from Salt Lake, visiting with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Woods
Miss Matte Watts gave a pleasant
sleighing party Friday evening to a
number Of her young friends.
r. F. Davis, uncle of Claude Roberts,
arrived Tuesday from Grand Junction,
| Colo, in order to act as best man at
the wedding or his nephew on Wednes-
day.
The Coterie Dancing club had a large
| assemblage at Conley's hail Friday
evening and most enjoyable hop was
| given. A pleasant matinee party was
also given Saturday
! The Royal Neighbors gave a card
| party in A. O. u. w. hall Monday even
\ ing, the event being largely attended
and proving most enjoyable
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Stone, Jr., re-
turned last week after visit of seve-
/ raj days with Mr.. ard Mrs. Angus
/ Bowman of Pennington