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ORDER NISI.
In the Matter of the sale of the Real Estat
of Abraham Green, deceased.
In the Orphans Court of Cecil County.

OF Abraham Green, deceased.
In the Orphans Court of Cecil County.
ordered, this sth day of September. in the
year 1903, that the sale of the real estate OF
Abraham Green, deceased made and re port
ed by William X. Cameron, his executor be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
llth day of November next; provided Il copy
OF this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Cecil county, once
week for one month before the 10th day OF
October next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
S205.00
MERRITT =. McNAMEE.
tHAS. T.. BEATTY.
:. X. BLAKE.
True Copy Test II. f. LAMAR,
l2septlm Register,
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SEPTEMBER
Treasurer'S Notice

In pursuance of an Act of Assembly, pas
sed at the January session 1896. Chapter $40,
the undersigned. Treasurer of cecil county,
hereby gives notice that for the purpose OF
receiving the
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ES T ACIO N
de eXpertmentoS agrlcolaS

Hemos reeibido el Boletin n1mero
1 De 10 Estacion de expsrimentos
sgrfeolas de Puerto Rico, por Mr..
Frank D. Gardner, Agente especial
eneargad&. Este folleto ca una
prueba mas de 10 Incompatible &C.
titud del Departamento da Agrieul.
tura de Washington, e. cual por
mediaeion de una Estaei6n estable.
eida en- 10 isla, trabsja ahora en- ella
CON nm cast seguro prospesto de
bnen exito y pr&ctica utilidad.
ri <Boletin ndmero II describe 10
fncA en- donde 10 Estacion est& ira i
bsjando, y publicas varios fotogrA.
bados que 6 10 information del tsxto
une la pict6rica. RS muy intsreaan
te y puede afirmarse que escs traba
JOS que estau ahora en- inieiaei6p,
prometen para cercsno tempo gran
des Mtllidades & To- isla.
Damos gracias por el obsequ uic
que se NOS hizo oil remitirnos el re-
ferido folleto.
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SaDgrienta riha
en- Cata1O aver
Los agresores detenidos
La pOliC1a dieStra y aCtiVa
[De maestro corresponsoz7

LC NNoO5V SV5ocpOIeoNtl
Abril, 2O.-A los tres y media de-
10 maf1ana de aver, Ell guardia Ca
rambot, tuvo conoeimiento de que
hirieron nj vecino do este poblado
Ramon Velazqusz, en- el estableei
miento de Martin Muf1oz, Gale de la
Carretera. Los agresores fuereh
Juan Gonzalez Jimenez, quien le pc
&c nm garrotazo en- 10 e&b.za, Jose
Martinez, que le sgredi6 CON una
chaveta de tsbsquero y Juan Osero
que tambien se eneontrs oa en- 10
rif1a. Fueron detenidos Ell Juan Con
zslez Jimenez y Juan Osero. Jose
Mart nee se do 6 10 fuga, captur&n'
dose aver domingo en- el B srrio de
10 Marina, por dicho gusrdia Ca
rambot.
AL herido se le practice 10 primera
cura por el doctor Lassaleta.
Los testigos preseneiales de este
suceso, SON Cirilo O. chino, vecinc
de este poblado.
FL Juzgado de Pax de BAy&m6 n,
entiende en- Ell asunto.
Merece pl&eemss 10 poliefa, por ID
aetividad desplegAda en- 10 captura
do los sgresores.
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Una fdbriCa de
SOmbrerOS
que prospera en- Anasc<

(De 7aatestrc c0Tespo7asG!N
Abril, 18. -Sigue erferma In nina
de nuestro amigo Ell fsrmae6utieo
don Pedro T.. Garcia.
TAmbi6n guarda CANA, & eonse.
euencia de una fiebre, nuestro amigo
dom Emilio G6ico, que ~ venfa pa.
aecisndo de una mielitis cr6niea.
ri laborioso industrial don Magfn
Montoya ya ha recibido todoa los
aparatos y material necesario para
fabricAr sombreros de psja de todas
classes y modas, preciosos, de ele.
ganta labor y precios sumamente
econ6micos. Maefn Montoya, que
es un trAbsjador infstigable CON ri.
betes de inventor, merece protscei6n
en- Ga industria, que es un prcgteso
para este pueblo.
Hemos tenido el susto de saludar
al iovep Guiscafr6 de Las MAiias,
que, segdn hemos dido decir, piensa
estableeerse On este pueblo On ell ra.
mo de mereanefas.
Terminals una fiesta, empiezan
Jos ensayos de otra en- Ell sCfrculo..
va ham empt zAdo & enssyarse: eRo
DO en- despobladcs y Gel que mace
para ochsve., con objeto de offecel
an beneficio 81 iutel'gente sfieionaAc
del sCfrculos Ramon Villsf fla, qus
es todo un maestro en- sl diffcil Rrte
esc6nico.
Pfonto ingresRr& como soeio de
.Cfrculos ell apreciable javen dor
Fermfu. Bran 20, hijo de nuestrt
amigo don Fsrnfn, reeaudador d.
rentas internas.
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Liberia de B. F. SanjurjO Vidal
San Jose mum. 10 San Juan
Puerto Rico

La Bella Normada. Reina esposa. Os-
car amanda. Los Verdugos de Amanda.
Manon Lescaut. Julieta Romeo. Espi-
ma dc una flor. Abelardo ~ Eloisa Amor
Los siete nifos de Ecija, Don Juan de Sa-
rrallonga. Bocacio. El libro de los enamo-
radios. Ell Trovador. Las trece noches de
Juanita. Juegos de manos. Canciones po-
pulares espafIolas. Aida. Hermann. La A
fricana Carmen Rigoletto. Lucrecia Bor-
gia. Ell Barbero de Sevilla Otelo. Dolores
Garin. La verbena de Ia paloma. Un Ca
samiento misterioso. Los besos malditos'
Treinta amos la vida de un jugador
Don Juan Tenorio. Herman Cortes Mari
ma. Dof1a Juanita. Catalina Howard. Lo:
Billetes. Luis Candida. El Rey de los cam
pos de Cnba Diego Corrientes. Jose Ma
pra 6 el rayo de Andalucfa. Margaritaa de
Borgona. a,p.
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Inn sstA Imprensa 10 vende papel
viejo & $40 qaintal
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DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA %. ALLEN ST. %.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
aas medidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, puflos, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smohn y otros articulos
para Caballeros.
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NOVelaS PODulareS

de los me jores eutores es-
panoles y franceses, q
10 centavos e. emp lar
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las enter
neAades en- general.
Operaciones quirdrglcas.
Especiaidaa en- afecciones de
los ojos y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 4 4 Dc
Ia tarde.
Fortalexa (Allen Street, le.
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LAS CENTRALES
"Bianchi" y ''Corsica"
En- plena expansion
(De naSestro cosrespons0ll


AfRsco, Abril 18.-Ls Central
"Bianehi'' ha 1omprAdo Glen euerdss
de terreno mas. 6 la orilla opuesta
del rio, en- las haeienda de los Pa
txot. Tenemos entendido que los
du;f1os de 10 Csntral, hijos del pa
triota dom Juan Bianehi Pagan,
piensan aumentar los aparatos de Sd
gran fabrics, para no quedarse rezA'
gaios en- 10 marcha del progreso
OK uci rerc, que tisnde 6 inieiarss
L. Csntral de Af1asco so stiena la
vida de esta jurisdiction.
Iguales actividades y entuciasmos
NO notan en- In Central "CorsieAo, do
nuestro amigo don Domingo Rs IF aei,
estableciaa en- Ell vecino poblaao de
Rinc6n, sne xo 6 nuestro Munieipio.
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COMPRA De FINCAS

Sc SeseA oomprar una r1stica de
25 6 so cuerdas que rRdique en- San.
turce 6 entire Rio -Piedras y Carroll.
na, propia para 10 siembra de chinas.
Para informss, dirijirse 6 Joe6
Narciso Wider, San joss ntmsrc 8
ApartaAo 491
On o. p.
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AVISO

I'm senior professor de piano, desea
conseguir en- Santurce y. en- casa.
particular, una habitaei6n ventilaaa
CON bastsnte luz. Tiane 10 necssa.
rio para amueblarla.
Para informes en- el Araenal.
Departamento Sand Docks.
del
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Sc venden

Tipos do imprenta, usados, On
baOn sstaAo, 6 30 pesos el ezintal.
90 vendsn ON eats. .lmpranta.
Yambi6n lRs eaias para ell o.
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TAmbi6n guarda CANA, & eonse.
euereiA de una fiebre, nuestro amigo
dom Emilio G6ico, que ~ venfa pa.
aeeiendo de una mielitis cY6niea.
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RAN S "A S TR e RI a
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Dulces en- alnibar

Dulces en- almibAr de vArias cla'
ves y tabacos y'cigarrillos ne venden
10 lAdo del Ayuntamisnto casa nd.
nero 30 frente q In Plaza Principal
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PreSideDCia de la Association
de Catolicos de la Parroquia dc Oatedral

El que suscribe, tiene el honor de
invitar 6 todos los cat6licos de esta
capital psra las novenas que princi
piRrAn el % del corrients en- 10 Santa
Iglssia Cathedral en- obseqnio al Pa
trocinio lie Nuegtro Seffor Sam Joae,
y para 10 fiesta que tendr& lugar el
8 del pr6ximo Mayo, esperanto lA
mayor eoncurreneia De felas 6 di.
chos aetos. San JAau, Puerto Rico,
Abril 18 de 1908. .
Antonio III. de Aldrey. :
avs
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La Escuela Velasco

La EScuela VelaSCo
EsTABLECIDA 1890.
ass sshsrm'rhom ST.. Brooklyn
New York, u. 8. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES ETC.. TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA.
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Locacion, centrica: hospedage de
primera y precios moderados. L
Esouela Sc encarga de instruction y
hospedage cuando asl Sc desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Circulares informes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- sLa Correspondence
4-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27

President Hickman of the y. NJ. III ]. A.
and Clara HOlbrOok Of the y. t. nj. I. a.
The ladies had arranged very interest
ing game that entertained the people Tor
some time Pictures and objects were
nung on the walls each one representing
she name OF some family in the city Two
young ladies guessed the entire twenty
eight. Fruit was served and the eNeu-
ing was interspersed with songs. music
and short talk. Tt was delightful affair
on Wednesday evening Alma WHEELER
and Miss Dorothy Stoker of Spanish
fork were united ln marriage az me
home Of the grandfather OF Mr.. Wheeler,
Thomas Child. Bishop LLOYD OF the
Fourth ward performed the ceremony.
The relatives and friends who had gath
cred there wished the couple q pleasant
Journey down the stream Of welded
on Thursday evening public reception
was given DR.. r. g. Bailey. who has re-
signed his pastorship at the Presbyterian
CHURCH 10 so 10 Nebraska. The reception
was under the auspices of the Maccabec,
w oc1men and Forester lodges Rev.
Johnston Of the Episcopal church pre-
SIDED Inc Following programme was rem
dered: Remarks. IT. r. Kelly: song. lady
quaFtettei remarks, Mayor Reynolds,
plano selection, Mrs l.. NJ. Johnston ~rc-
marks, Rev. Nichols of the BAPTIST
church, song, Jennie Thompson: remarks.
Mr.. Newton, music, Mandolin club. song.
scr NJ s. Gudmundsen. remarks Mr.
Henchel. Salt Lake: song. Mary Whit
t1ker- remarks. Rev. Johnston Duriue
the latter's speech he presented Mr. Baf-
ley with set of Mormon church works
Atf. Bailey, IN his response and farewell
ADDRESS, said that the books would never
be misused wherever he went.
The Second ward elected a committee 20
arrange for a baZar I'M November. The
committee consists of NJ r. CrandaU mr.
president Mrs. A. W. Harmon. jr. and
ShaIleS Aleman, vice presidents; Miss
BESSIE Gudmundsen, secretary; Loren
Harmer, treasurer
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EUREKA

Walter Thompson returned Sunday
from weeks stay in Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. James Crooks are in
Frank DIcElery. formerly resident of
eureka was up Sunday from West Jor-
Jack Fitzgerald, who was engaged in
business here ten years ago, spent sun
DAY with old friends
Mrs. A. NJ Bowen and children spent
the week IN salt Lake, the guests of Mrs.
Bowen's mother, Mrs. Kennedy.
James Crooks. ST., of American Fork
was the guest Sunday of his son, James
Crooks, jr.
Miss Mary Johnson concluded a visit
with Miss Mabel Hupfer Sunday and re-
turned t. her home in Salt Lake
Mrs. ;. j. Schneider and baby returned
sunday from "a proIacted stay in Salt
Mrs r G. Hanson and sister. Miss
hnoWlton, were out Sunday from SAT-
Lake returning the same day
Arthur Bier5OCk of Versailles. Mo-
who IS spending the summer at Provo
spent Sunday with George Vaughn
J. H McChrystal and son Arthur We're
In SAT- Lake rhe first Of the week
R Mckenzie was out Wednesday from
Salt Lake
Mrs. Phil Clarke went 20 Salt Lake TO
attend the -Welby wedding. She
was accompanied by De Et McChrystal
MISS Annie sullivan If Butte Mont.
who has been visiting her grothers, j. G..
and D. j. Sullivan, left Tuesday for
home She was accompanied to Salt Lake
by Mrs. ID. J. Sullivan
Emma Johnson and Ernest Leetham
were married on the 18th inst. at the
home Of the brides mother Mrs. j. NJ.
Christie. Bishop COnley of the l.. ID. s..
church officiating
Miss Lola Dennis is i'm. Her position at
the store is beIag filled by Miss Maggie
Bonner
Miss Gussie Hickman, who has ben iH
with typhoid fever for three weeks. took
a turn for the worse last night and her
life was lespaired of.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Russell, who left
Eureka three months ago, are now lOcat-
ed at Payette, Ida.
The women of the Methodist church
will give a reception to the teachers and
patrons of the public schools at the
church Tuesday evening. from s to 10
O'Clock
Professor A. C. Carlson and Miss Iva
| Thomas Ct the Eureka schools will at
tend the state meeting Of teachers in
Salt Lake next week
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emory was performed at the home Of
the grooHn's parents, Bishop Sheets Off
ciating. About forty Of the relatives
present The bride was attended by
Mrs. Neave and the best man was Mr..
Neave. A wedding supper was served
and later M. and Mrs. Evans left for
their new home on Third West street.
Misses AtAene and, Amy Farnswor5h
gave a delightful childyen's party at
their hon1s yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. C.. S. Williamson. who has been
visiting, her sister Mrs. L. L. Jones in
Denver. returned Sunday to Der home.
Miss Marie ireland, who has been the
guest of NIr. and Mrs. Brink for the
past year, left Thursday for her home
in New York
Mr.. Robert D. Grant ana his children
have returned from SGnDury. Pa end
they are accompanied by Miss Grant.
Mas Hazel Taylor of Provo is visit
ing friends in the city for a few days.
Mrs Walter G.. Filler VIII return to
DAY from visit Of several months to
Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Harold Russell. who has spent
the past month in the city. leaves early
In the week for her home in New York
Mrs. Davidson Of Butte is in the city.
the guest for a time of her daughter,
Mrs. c. Il. PearsaH.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Langford have
moved into their new residence at 902
West Second South street.
Mrs. William NJ C'Brien entertained
yesterday afternoon at a pleasant az
fair for a number Of children.
Next Thursday evening the members
of the P. n. G. club will give a card
party at the home Of Mrs. G. J. Geary.
Members and friends Of the order are
invited.
Arthur J. Murphy of the class of 90,
Salt Lake High school, and one of the
High school football players up to '02.
returned to New York yesterday after
spending his summer vacation at his
home in this city. He will continue his
studies at the Bellevue Hospital Med
zeal college. This is his sophomore
year there.
The ". c. T. L. gave a farewell re-
ceptiOn to Mrs. NJ. NJ. RathbOne Fri
day at the home of Mrs. w. H. lib
balls. A book, The Beautiful Life of
Miss Willard" was presented to Mrs.
RathbOne, who viii leave soon to take
up her residence in Phoenix, Ariz.
Harold Ross Brown has resumed his
studies at the Hill school, Pottstown,
Pa.
James Creighton Brown has entered
Sheffield Scientific school of Yale uni
versity.
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test OF the masters Of music. The
score cards We're ornamented with the
pictures OF the great singers and were
unique. Among the guests were Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. Wetzel,
Mrs Wilson, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Paine.
Miss Macintosh, Miss Sands and Miss
Evans.
Among the events of the week win
be the marriage of Miss katherine
Rogers and Valentine s. Snow. which
occurs Wednesday. A large reception
viii be rendered the couple i'm the
evening at the home of the brides par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Brown announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Edna l., to Mr. Clyde L. Bailey. The
marriage viii take place Oct. H.
Miss Simpson of New York, who has
been the guest of DIT. and Mrs. La
Motto all summer, and who was the
honor guest at card party Friday
afternoon given by Mrs la Motto,
leaves early in the mQnth for her
home.
MI and Mrs. NJ. p Gilbert arrived
yesterday from the east and are stop
ping at the Fifth East hotel for a few
days. They are on their way to LSs
Angeles for the winter
A very charming evening party was
that Of Friday when Mr.. and Mrs J.
Z. McCarty entertained in honor of
their nephew, Mr.. w. c. Barker. jr.,
who left Saturday for Annapolis to
continue his studies. The home was
r,qslfFfTry HapnrafnT ys-ffT, arfFr4v,r, Taavrae
and red, white and blue, and during
the evening very dainty luncheon
was served. The guests Included Mr..
and Mrs. George Ames, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Anes, jr., Miss Louise Barker, Miss
Emily Ellsworth. Miss Agnes Jeremy,
II. A. Ames. William AUswOrth, FL
wood Davis and w. c. Barker, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Luce have re-
turned to the city after a three weeks
pleasure trip through Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis o. Bridgman
and daughter are boarding for the
winter. at 137 North Main, where they
are at home to their friends.
Mr.. F. X. Rule and wife Of Los
Angeles dined Monday evening with
the Misses Clayton, SIS East First
South.
Mrs. Turner, wife of Captain Turner
Of Fort Leavenworth who has been
visiting relatives and friends in town.
left yesterday for her home.
Miss Mabel Wells was surprised by
a number of her friends at her home
Friday evening. The time was enjoy
ably spent and at a late hour refresh
ments were served. The invited guests
were the Misses Bessie and Alice Bus
BY, Edna Petty, Edith Stanton, May
Basby, Eva Pyker, Nina BeVeridge,
Hazel Wilkinson, Cora Malin, Ethel
Candland, Ivy p. Leaker. Agnes Lund,
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PROVO SOCIETY

The grandest event Of the week was the
tea given by Mr. c. T. Decker on Tues
day. This was the final oe a series Of
afternoon teas that have been so cleyerly
managed aud greatly enjoyed. The home
was 2 perfect bower of beauty with It's
Ilor3l decorauozls, ami the YlaUds served
We're dainty. delicious and grand. y Each
guest seemed to enter into the spirit OF
the afternoon ard realize that perfect JOY
The guests were Mesdames &. T. Loose,
Jesse kniSht. Reed Smoot $ S Jones,
Edith Beck Martin, r. a. Barney. =. O.
Iait j. II. Farrer. George T.. Howe, }.
N. Wilson. J. A. johnson, J. X. Tweives.
r.. +. knoWldcn. ii. Jensen. Florence
Taylor Ed Sparks, Royal Wooley, w. +.
Josh i. Dunn. James + Dunn, Josiah
Beck, w. 4. Dunn, II. +. Dunn. e. L.
Jones, J. W. Farrer, J. r. Boshard, w
M. ROylance. Jesse NJ Smith r. Pax
W. Taylor, George Akin. T. n. TAYLOR
Joseph Butue. -. WaSSely. r. q. Wat
cob Evans, T. Decker, \. f4arkman, W.
n Wilson, Viii Roberts, r. Osborne.
Peter Stubbs. J. Dunn. Miss Maggie
Stewart and Miss Florence Taylor
IN honor Of Mrs. II. 5. Martin and Miss
Peullne Moore on Friday evening. The
decorations We're i'm autumn leaves and
present were: Messrs. and Mesdames
George s. Taylor. Albert Glazier Grant
Bagely. r.. r.. Irvine, Joseph Yatas. S. A.
King, r. B. Thurman, Phil Speckart w.
ID. Roberts, Mont Roberts. r. r. Osborne,
Eph sutton. =. =. COrfmann. Leon Bach
man, A. Woodhouse. W. BiersaCh. Sam
SchWaD George Havercamp, j. Il. Farrer,
Jesse Smith. Mrs. Nellie Berry Mrs. IT.
). Martin. Misses Pauline and Elsie
Moore. Miss Miriam Nelke. Messrs.
Schwab, Twelves, Jenens, Moore and
Cleayr.
Miss Marie Anderson entertained on
Thursday in honor of her brother. Neils
anderson, who has just returned from
AHnOT
MISS sam Schwab gave a very delight
Iui luncheon on Saturday. The table
was Respondent with its cut glass dainty
emma and decorations Of smilaN and
chrysanthemums. The guests were: Mrs.
H. 3 Martin. Mrs. W. b Scarf Mrs.
George Havercamp, Mrs. c. Newell Mrs.
1eaVltt, Mrs. D. O. Calder. Mrs. s. A
King, Mrs. ]. A. Johnson, Mrs Ayton.
Mrs. X Is. Thurman Miss Pauline Moore
and Miss. Miriam NelI1e.
The marriage of Miss Josie Boothe and
MI. Lloyd woodruff was sOlemnized in
the Salt Lake temple on Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Woodruff are widely and com
pllmentary known throughout the state.
Mrs Woodruff has always been looked
upon as one Of Proves fairest and most
cultured young ladies'. and her travels ina
foreign lands have only enhanced her
charming personalities Mr.. Woodruff
holds high position i'm the mines at
Eureka, where the happy couple will re-
side for the present.
Mrs Matte NOgeI will soon leave Provo
to make her future home i'm ogden This
viii be read with regret by her large
circle OF admiring friends in the Garden
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Howe entertain
on Monday evening.
Mrs, j.. Beck is enjoying herself at
Castillo Springs.
Miss Beulah Bachman Miss ono Eacb
man and Miss FaWn TWelves spent the
daE at Carey Hearst on "Wednesday
w II. McCiHrg has been promoted to q
nlsn position at Ogden He left for that