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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-07
Gave Corbett a Hard Fight.

Philadelphia, July Young Corbett
fought six rounds with Sammy Smith
of this city at the National Athletic
club last night and the champion had a
little the better of the bout. Smith was
in excellent condition and gave Corbett
a hard battle. In the first round Cor
bett sent Smith to the floor twice. The
first time he took the count. and the
second time the bell saved him. In the
fourth round and the fifth COrbett again
sent Smith down with hard punches,
and each time he again took the count
When Corbett came up for the last
round he seemed a little tired and did
not fight with his accustomed vicious
ness. Smith got in on him several
times with very hard straight lefts and
uppercuts. The local man fairly rained
blows on the champion but the latter
was able to take the punishment and
came back strongly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-07

Springfield forfeited the game-e to Gre.
f,1sine to permit Pop Thompson, an official
umpire to referee, offering as a substitute
Kane of their team. In the Sunday games
he was severely criticised by Springfield in
every close decision. Several hundred peo-
ple had gathered to witness the game, and
every car met on the way to the park
was loaded.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-07
AT PHILADELPHlA.

The game between Detroit and Philadel-
phia was uncertain until the last man was
out. Neither Mullin nor Wadden was in
the best of form, but Waddell had a shade
the better of the argument. Attendance,
$500.
Score by innings: R.H.E
Philadelphia -. 21O02 10O~-S II 2
Detroit -. ..........0 2 0 0 1 000-5 s 0
Batteries-Wadden and Schreck; Mullin
and Mcclure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
PARK CITY.

wednesday afternoon the Hiawatha
Literary society had an election of Off
GERS. The following officers were elect
ed Miss Cleo Getsch, president: Miss
Gertrude Furta. vice president; Mayme
Wilson secretary: Miss Blanche Dcigli-
.tor: Masters Elmer Stein and Wesley
Mcdonald. assistant editors. Misses
Katie Campbell and Dina Thompson.
programme committee: sergeant -at-arms.
Cina Brown. A new name for the papcr
Nas chosen 1t now being the Hiawatha
Mr. A. Mosher was a salt Lake pas
scnger this week.
Judge ". T. snyder was in the Park this
week
Robert AIddeson returned home 10 the
Park after several DAYS visit in the city.
Richard sutton came back 20 the Park
Monday evening.
The various churches OF Park City had
Christmas trees for the children, and a
very pleasant time was had by all
Rev j. a. Simpkin came up 20 Park
". a. Coriiss Of salt Lake City spent a
few hours ia Park.
Mr. O. A. Walger, general passenger
agent of the Northwestern, was in Park
Monday morning.
Mr.. James snedden. a former Parixlte
SIS IN t0wn shaking harss with friends
Mr. Sncdden has been IN Idaho for the
past three years
nfr. George Bates came up to PARK
Monday morning and Will spend the hOlI-
DAYS visiting with relatives and friends
Monday afternoon the Athaneum met al
the home Of Mrs John W. Geigcr. The
regular work OF the club was postponed
and = musical programme had The fol
lowing is the programmes lnstrar1ental
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27

preciatiVe audience. Professof NJ is
Christofferson IS the musical director as
well as instructor In music az INC snow
academy.
Edward Cahocn and wife on Cana1a arc
visiting relatives TN This city They VIII
remain during tho holiday season.
Albert Alder, who has been NorkinE ~
the Canada country returned - Manu-
this week TO spend a Few days with rela-
tives and friends.
Chester and oscar Coolidge ot Ae
Grande, ore, are expected mere % speno
the holidays.
Miss May Crawford OF this city. one OF
the teachers at the Preston, Ida. stake
academy, is in Manti spending the hole
days with her parents and friends.
a.. ~. Bird and wife or Provo are
spending the holidays in this city with
relatives and friends.
Jerusha Jones spent part Of the Week
| in Mayfield with friends.
Rose Stringham returned to her home
here from Layton during the week, after
spending the summer there
Arthur Storrs and family or American
Fork are spending the holidays with re-
{ Iatives and friends I'm this city.
Henrick ChristOffersen OF Koosharem,
together with his family arc visiting re-
latives in this city at the present time,
Joseph ". Seegmiller and family q
Richneld spent Wednesday last In this
city.
Ole Jensen aud wife of Ephraim were
Aanti visitors during the week.
Mrs. Jensinc Jensen OF AT peasant
I spent a day or two In Manti the early
part of the week.
William Tooth cane up from Ogdea
1 Thursday 10 spend a few days witl nf-
( parents and friends
Theodore Martin and Miss Lillian HOP
hung. both OF this city ana STUDENTS az
! the Collegiate Institute Of salt Lake Ci1g,
returned 90 this city this week 20 spend
the holidays.
The Temple City brass band gave q bah
| In the opera house Wednesday evening
The b. y. L. Concert company Of Pro-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
EPHRAIM.

Mrs. Fred Jorgensen entertained the
members OF the NJ. Q. @ II. club at her
home in this city Monday evening. The
guests present We're Misses Blanche and
Myrtle Pehrsen, Belle Quinn, Elekcna
Rasmussen Louise Jensen, Ruth ana
Matte Dorius, Hannah Brienhot Eie-
verda Anderson. a luncheon was served
during the evening.
Soren p. Jensen of this city and Mss
] Laura A Abbott Of Salt Lake city were
united in marriage at the latter clLy
Wednesday. The young couple arrived
! IN this city Thursday and win spend the
holidays with the gToom's parents.
Mrs L. NJ. Olsen Of salt Lake City IS
q guest of Mr. and Mrs. John D0rius, j..
Dancing parties were given in the opera
house Christmas eve and Christmas night.
] Rual Greaves. Nose Nielsen and Charles
/ Quinn are home from the University or
( Utah.
Hubert Christensen and Herbert Quinn,
I Sewer county teachers, are spending the
Ephraim Jensen and Arthur Armstrong
\ came home from the Agricultural college
Hyrum christensen came home from
I Salt Lake Thursday.
The public schools Of this city gave a
I Christmas entertainment az the South
ward school building Thursday afternoon.
i Principal J. +. Christensen was present.
1 ed with a fine toilet set
/ The Brienholt family held a reunion at
/ the residence of J. =. J.. Brienholt Ihurs-
Miss Ethel Cherry and Liza simonsen
/ came home from salt Lake city Ihurs-
| DAY.
/ II. p. Hansen came home from Alberta.
/ Canada. Saturday.
Superintendent Of Schools A. I. Lar
| sen was I'm Salt Lake City Wednesday.
| ole Larsen foreman Of the Log Cabin
/ mine and Mrs. Larsen, came IN from
Marysvale Thursday 10 spend the holt
| days.
Orsen Olsen came home from Marysvale
I "Wednesday.
/ Miss Sarah Petersen. teacher in the
public schools at Sterling. is spending the
holidays in this city
/ Miss Lizzie Hansen Of this city IS SPEND
ing the holidays at Monroe.
! Miss Nellie Clausen Is home from Moro
/ IF. and Miss Nora Clausen from Mt.
Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Real and Mrs.
Charlotte Petersen are home from SAT-
/ Lake City.
Miss Carrie Petersen came home from
Salt Lake Thursday
Mrs Alma Jensen Of Salt Lake City is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ G. A. Larsen.
Miss Kinda Olsen is home from SAT-
Lake City.
Misses Minnie and linda Benson came
home from Salt Lake City Friday.
Miss Marie Willardsen was In Gunnison
Sunday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27

An enjoyable party was given saturday
evening az the residence Of Thomas lVie
I'm honor of his two uncles, john ana
James who were in town from their
home I'm Salina on q short visit, Iha
evening was most pleasantly spent ia
games. reminiscent conversation and
luncheon. Those present. besides tho
host and hostess and the guests OF honor.
were Mr., and Mrs. r. NJ Bennett, Oscar
Barton. Ole Arilson. A. Omeun. John
Nicholson, Martin Aldrich. A. r. Waldo
mar John MatsOn. Mrs. Mary Farms
worth. Joseph Wise.
Miss Edith Larsen IS at home from
Salt Lake. where she has been attending
school and is enjoying the holidays with
friends and relatives.
George Brand came In from Bingham
this week and win spend the rest ot tho
winter IN this city with his family.
Miss Annie Christensen Is down from
Salt Lake on a holiday visit
Miss Ella Nelson came home from
school at salt Lake and VIII ENJOY the
holiday vacation here.
Hyrum and Anthony SyndergaarQ, who
are attending the university, are home
for the holidays.
Lars Gundersou and family and Nels
Nelson. jr. and family went north 10
Tooele this week and will spend a month
or more there and I'm neighboring towns,
visiting relatives
Mrs. Wood Brandon went over 70 sun
Continued on Page 3 Section Four)
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY, DECEMBER p, 1908

entertainment IN the ward meeting house
Wednesday evening About 100 children
took part. There We're choruses. dia-
ioEucs, .soloc. recitations and duets
salt Lake visitors this week.
-..fs. hachel PRIOR OF Spanish Fork IS
guest 81 her sister Mrs. Thomas.
Miss Gertie Green. who is student Of
the Salt Lake university. is home at High
land for the holidays with her parents
and friends.
Miss Bartlett of Mammoth has returned
20 her home after spending tho week
with her sister Mrs. Harry Jones.
William Jones OF salt Lake is a guest
Of his sister. mrs. Thomas.
Professor w. ). Mclaughlin returned
% salt Lake Thursday 10 spend Xmas
with his family
mary department, left camp Friday 20
spend the HOLIDAYS with her parents who
reside IN Salt Lake
Miss Florence Ireland and brother.
Alex, are visitors at Murray for the week.
James Judd is able to be out again att
er his three weeks illness
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Clays held q family
reunion N their spacious home Xmas.
Miss Williams OF Park City Is visiting
her uncle, D. r. Williams, during the
Xmas vacation.
Ruth CRebekah) lodge No. gave a
dance at Opra hall Christmas eve. Music
was furnished by the "home orchestra
end about 100 couples we're pres emf Re
freshments were served by the ladies' Of
the organization. The event was grand
success. both socially and financially and
the strains Of music inspired the dancers
TIL a late hour
The Methodist Episcopal church gave an
Xmas entertainment Tuesday evening a
carefully prepared programme was sue
cessfuily rendered, which reflected much
credit upon those who had the affair in
charge and Santa Claus remembered a
host Of little friends.
On Christmas eve the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Roberts presented a scene %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
BINGHAM.

IT. J. Girard has returned from his
short trip TO salt Lake
Miss Rosa Thomas is home from the
state university. for the holidays.
Fred Bemis who has been attending
All HallOws College, and his sister Ia
eel, from St. Mary's academy. salt Lake,
are home tor the holidays with parents
Mrs. W. II. Zion was Salt Lake visit
or the first part OF the week
Little Miss May Dean gave very en-
iovable party Saturday to her many lit
tie friends, the occasion being in honor OF
her sixth birthday.
Bert Hooking. who IS attending the Az
ricultural college, Logan, IS nome 20
spend Xmas vacation with parents and
Lester Dobbs. student of the Agri-
cultural college. Logan. and his sister
Adeline. OF ST. Mary's academy. Salt
Lake. are home at Highland for the holi-
INC public schools of Bingham closed
Thursday afternoon for the year. 10 re-
The home OF Mrs. Charley Adderley
was the scene Of much enjoyment Tues
day evening. A very successful surprise
party was planned by the many friends
of Bert Hooking. brother OF the hostess
The evening was spent IN many games
An elaborate luncheon was served after
which the many guests departed for
their homes. Those present were Misses
Alice Bush. Hazel Ieachenor. EGn8
Browning. Hattie Thomas. Alice Fitz-
gerald Hazel Ferre, Ray Mayne. Ada
Treras<is Mabel Jones. Hazel Bcmis,
cora Hooking Neva Lee Messrs. Vegene
Minnette. Dan Fitzgerald. Freddie Min-
nettc Otto Lee, Willie Strickiey, Jack
Mitchell Willie Waters. sylvester Hicks,
Sidney Tregaskis, Aaron Gouchat, Morris
Lee. VIII Farney. Atha Lee, Fred Bemls.
Dell Lee. Frank Bemis, Ross Hooking.
Mrs. Maud Murray gave birthday
marty Thursday afternoon to "a FEW little
friends Of her daughter, Grace
George Arbogast. who IS now Ia Bos-
/ ton. Is expected home this week.
MRS Ed Hawkins. from the Dalton q
7 Lark IS now occupying the Hfaston reai-
deacc in Lower Bingham.
The bingham pubic schools save an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
1EANTI

What promises to be among the very
best dancing entertainments during tbs
holaays IS the pan % 3e gwen Ia tne
opera mouse on the k1ln INST. py the La
dies Literary club. A short programme
durins the evening wiz be rendered.
Tho North and South ward sunday
schools each gave entertainments Christ
mas morning for the amusement Of their
children.
The PresbyteFlaps Of this city arranged
for an excellent programme Christmas.
which was rendered al their church dur
ing the evening. commencing ut Z O'Clock.
Adelbert and Al0nZo Shoemaker of Ca
NADIA, former residents Of this city, are
In Aanu spending the holidays with
relatives and friends.
n r. Felt arrived in Manti this weak
after spending two years IN tho southern
states preaching the doctrines of the
Latter-day Saints.
The Snow academy Concert company
rendered an excellent programme in our
tabernacle during the week, TO a very app
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27

unusual raiety Their children. grand
children and few Intimate friends were
present. A large Christmas tree beau
TRULY decorated and laden with Santa
Claus choicest gifts. was a delightful
feature OF the evening.
The I4atter-day Saints gave a very sue
.cessfui dance Christmas afternoon TO the
numerous children Of Bingham. The oc-
casiou seemed 20 be thoroughly enjoyed
BIZ she little people. and every child Oh
attendance went home with some token
0t, Christmas cheer
Tho Lutheran Sunday school children
gave q very enjoyable entertainment az
their han Saturday evening
The dance EiVcu Friday evening az The
Dsit0n & Lark proved q very successful
affair.
Ada Heaston has recovered from her
recent Illness.
Miss Clara Moore Of salt Lake is q
guest Of Mrs. Yerdcn of Highland.
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vo made its appearance i'm the tabernacle
here Saturday evening Of the present
week
Miss Ethel McAlichael Of Springfield,
40, Is spending the holidays On Mantl,
the guest OF Miss Lillian Hurnung.
The fOrtieth wedding anniversary Of AR
and hirs, George he. Bench WAS celebrat-
Many friends and relatives were IN at
tendance. An excellent programme was
rendered during the evening
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&C.,.


Mr. and Mrs +. c. Goodwin entertained
on Monday evening in honor of the fifth
anniversary Of their wedding. Their
homb al 1877 East Fifth South. was beau
potted plants, flowers etc Progressive
Might've formed the amusement for TIE
evening. LnCheon was served. the host
ess being assisted in serving by Miss T..
Jacobsen. Those present were Mr. ana
Mrs. II. J. De Witt. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurry
Stoncy, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. y. heeier, Mr.
George Felt. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff c. Good
win. hr. and Mrs. Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. G. Goodwin.
gan for the holidays as the guest OF ms
son, Mr.. S. o. stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hotter left for
Denver this week to spend the hoidass
Mr. Bert Fleming Of the University Of
Wyoming faculty Is spending tho holl
days in Logan with his parents, Mr. and
Mr. ana Mrs. Alex Nibley OF Baker.
/ Ore, arc in town to spend Christmas
with relatives.
A. G. Burchbank of Duluth is visiting
ar. and Mrs. T. IT. Lloyd returned
/ from Willard this week
DR.. Joseph r. Morrell is home from
Chicago for the holiday season.
Ed Hahn returned this week from Ida
/ no. where he has been for some time.
/ A very pleasant social junction was the
/ and Miss Mary CrOwther, who were mar
ried on Wednesday in the Logan temple
/ A large company of guests were present
/ and very enjoyable evening was spent.
Judge w II. King spent several days
/ of this week in Logan.
! Oscar w. Moyle visited relatives in
/ Logan this week.
/ James II. Martineau. after an extended
| absence in southern Utah. is in Logan 70
/ spend Xmas.
| Mrs. Letitia Lyons Of Boulder, Colo, is
/ visiting in Logan with her mother ana
/ other relatives.
Miss Vera Ormsby entertained a num-
I Der Of her young friends on Saturday
! evening at her home. Luncheon was
/ served, and then music, games. etc.,
helped 70 round out a very pleasant
I evening. The guests were Misses Lettte
! Busby. Marie Barber, Lou Thatcher, An
/ mic Nibiey. Ruby Nebelker, Vivian Hatch.
I Sadie Ormsby, Lorraine Hyde, Phoebe
/ Nebeker. Lettie Jeppesen, Barbara How
/ ell, Nenle Vaughan, Inez Vaughan,
! Masters Reese Howell, George LaHgton,
| Booker Preston. Alex Preston. Herbert
! Nebeker, Shirley NebelEer, vincent Car
| don. Wesley Smith, Elmore Hyde, Law
renee Game, Earl Hendricks, George
/ Game, Fred Weidner.
| Mr. and Mrs. George It. Lloyd enter
tanned on Saturday evening in honor OF
/ Miss May Hof of Montpelier, Ida. The
/ evening was very pleasantly spent III
/ social pastime. Refreshments were
served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Davidson are down
from POcatellO 20 spend the holidays
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her many friends and relatives at Provo
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Bcuseth Of Salt Lake
are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w. i. IL.
Paxman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nillin Jones Of Lo-
gan are Provo visitors this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
A Belated Shipment of Mems
Underwear--Half Priced.

Underwear that been shelves in September
Instead received last week Only halt selling time LETT
and half price in consequence ~
Mems wool mixed shirts and drawers neatly finished
well woven fitting that should sell Tor S25 eac Monday
and week or until the shipment leoves-G5c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
Clearance of Purses, POcket-BOOks,
ChateIaine Bags--Up to $40
Knds--EIaIf Priced.

desire get stock down lowest noteno other fea
son price-cung Every article perfect condition and
many very finest feathers and best styles Pockbooks
all sizes sold EACH hateane bags all sold
zoe $40 each; purses kinds Monday
veek-IALF PRICE FOR ANY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
A Few Carpets and Fur Rugs
Price Lowered.

Three patterns Ingram carpets desirable coorngs
ear-e carpets yard; Monday Tuesday, Wedne
day-79c.
duced to-5Sc. 90
Fur rugs gray white and mixture effects - to 80 each
reoular-ONF-FOURTH OFF THESE PRICES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
Wood Fibre and Cluny LaCes--
Half Priced.

very charming collection of the black, white and champagne
designs and width Wood fibre and Cuny
we're extensively used for dress trimmings than this
and It's said by the knowing they viii continue to be thru
the spring. Sold q 81 up SIS yard-HALF REGULAR
PRICES.
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continued on Page 8. Section Four)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
Cleaning Up the Odd Lots of Toys
Half Prices.

Asortments plentiful only small lots Many
very the each;
day and week o clean up all-HALF REGULAR PRICES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
All Fancy Box Stafi0nery-FIaIf Price.

The very finest correspondence know usually
found in the fancy boxed for Christmas giving Quite
oody Of still here and the chance Is buy for less
than even we Large and SMALL white paper and
tinted. De o S27j-HALF THESE PRICES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
Brooches Up to SI.25 Each.-43c.

Restoring to order after selling All kinds Of
pretty brooches be found this gathengod plate gold
hled sterling siyern beautiful shapes with stones zoe Soc
81 and brooches Monday and while hercc each some zoe
and 35c brooches-15c until gone.
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Miss Mercy Baker went TO Logan
Xmas eve to attend the wedding re-
oeption of her sister, Miss Lydia
Baker.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27
X Time to Buy Storm Goats ~

ryand Fdruaya you are storm
proper prot a b
a t
0Ergua na ib
G wi il an brow
10 Oxor y Goa
and mixtures
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poIIs--one-ThIrd % ICE.

All dols-qute a fine collection here yet 25c $ kinds
ONE-THIRD OFF THESE PRICES
t4+4+4*444 - ~ *+4%4 ~
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New Year Calendars--Half Price.

Charming little membranes of the New Year. Dantiy col
ored with and pretty little figures aractvey etered
Prices up $50 EACH Monday and until all possibly
one hunlreC-IIAL PRICES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-27

The meeting of the house decoration
section Of the Ladies' Literary club
has been postponed till the second
Monday in January.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-07-23
Reod-B Bradley.

In an account Of the wedding OF
Benjamin Reed ana Miss Lille v.
Bradley, which occurred at Payette,
Idaho, on July II, the Independent
says:
"Mr and Mrs. Reed both have a
wide circle of friends in the com.
munity. Mr.. Reed has resided in the
city for number Of years being one
of our enterprising business men.
while his bride during her residence
here Of a year and quarter, has
made herself most justly popular In
all circles in which she has moved.
For the present Mr.. and Mrs Reed
will occupy the residence Of Mr..
Reeds parents, who departed Sunday
ON a months visit to Washington.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed were rendered reception at III,
home Of Mr.. ana Mrs Il. thinner.
mann, on Park street, by the Christian
Endeavor society Of the Presbyterian
church, which proved 10 be one OF
the most largely attended and
thoroughly enjoyable events Of Tia,
nature in the social history of Payette.
From 80 TO O:9O O'Clock the com
modious rooms Of the Zimmerman
residence were thronged with th,
friends Of the newly married couple,
all anxious 10 tender TO them theii
hearty congratulations and best
wishes The rooms were beautifully
decorated and presented most pleas
ing appearance. Refreshments were
served in the dining room. Every
feature Of the arrangements for the
evening passed most delightfully
aud in manner rejecting great cred
1t upon those having the affair IL
charge. Mr. and Mrs Reed wer'
greatly pleased by the honor confer
red upon them by the society.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-07-23
THE WHITE-HEMENWAY CO.
New Department Store to Be In
stituted in Cra nts Pass

The general merchandise store Of
White q Armstrong has been pur-
chased by the q. II. & II. g. Com.
pany. Incorporated, Of which Jas.
Hemenway Is president, w. A. Hem
enway president and W. S. Gar
man secretary. This company has
stores at Cottage Grove and Soio and
intends 20 install a large department
store in this city. Besides the build.
ing now occupied by White & Arm
strong. the company will occupy all
Of the floor space, 5OxlO0 feet, Of the
new Thornton brick, now under con
struction. This will give them an
entire floor space Of 75xl00 feet W.
A. Hemenway will be manager Of
the store In this city. White & Arm.
strong will remain in their present To-
cation until the first Of September,
Mr.. White retains AN interest and
the Grants Pass establishment will be
known as the White. IIemeway Co.