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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-20

In an uptown neighborhCOd every
morning between 6 and : o'clock the
screams of chilCren issued from the
home of Il welI-known citizen, leading
to the impression that the parents
were cruel to their offsprings. The
people were growing indignant. for
the disturbance continued every morn
ing. and there was talk Of complain
ing to the police. Finally one of the
women folks determined to make in
quirieS. and if the suspicious enter
tanned were confirmed to warn the
parents unless they deSisted in their
harsh treatment the authorities would
be notified.
The head of the household had Il
hearty laugh when informed of the
impress SIGN that had gone abroad.
Its nothing more than cold water.
he said. you see, until this winter
my wife and children had been sick
more or less. first with colds and then
some other ailment. and hit upon
the idea of trying the cold water treat
ment. Every morning wife and the
children and myself take a dip in
the tub. Of course the Youngsters
resisted strenuously at the outset but
now they are becoming used TO it. and
they will be taking to il soon like
Il duck does its morning swim. At
first | was obliged to gather them in
my arms one by one and throw them
into the tub. This is when you heard
the loudest screaming. This winter we
have had no sickness in our family"
\ local liquor house has been doing
business night and day. In the day
the proprietors would fill the orders
and at night others were supplying a
trade that they had worked up on the
side, several saloonkeepers being
among the favored ones. They were
receiving the liquor at cut rates. the
Others having a gO-between who would
deliver the goods and collect the
money. which would be cut up be-
tween them. How long the night
business had been going on * not
known. and the proprietors would
probably been none the wiser now
but for the kindness of an outsider
who had been invited to join the COM
bination. He figured that the liquor
would go so rapidly at the price it
was offered that it would not be a
great while before the firm would he
bankrupt. The proprietors thought
of putting a detective on the case and
catching the thieves red-handed. but on
further consideration adopted the bear
trap idea. placing a log in such posi-
ton that il would fall on the one en-
tering the door il was learned through
which the whisky was handed out at
night. But the trap was never sprung.
and for a time the night business con-
tinueCE the goods being passed
through a window instead of via the
door over which the bear trap had
been stationed. II i understood that
the thieves have retired and Will prob
ably spend the remainder of the win
ter in the south getting rid of the soft
they accumulated while others slept.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-20

Winter coughs are apt to result in
if neglected. They can
be soon broken up by using rOley's
Honey and Tar S4AA by all druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
THE SALT LAKE HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4 1904

Monday evening in honor Of MS seventh
The NComans Unity club VIII hold its
next meeting At the home Of Mrs Lydia
Mrs J. Wilbur Booth of Merray was
guest of Mrs Ruttles OF Highland Boy
during the week.
Mrs. }. w. Roshwcil, who has been
months az Hugo. Cello and also friends
IN Denver. returned home Monday.
Archie crem. who has been in Silver
City the past month, returned to camp
Mrs. Robert Herriek entertained the
Bingham Whist club. of which he is a
member. Wednesday evening. Very pref
ty prizes were won by Mrs Ed FORBES.
Mrs. Fred West, Jack Forbes and Ed
Potter.
Miss Bougard returned Thursday from
q visit of Few days with her sister,
Mrs. Rigby. OF Salt Lake.
Among the pleasant affairs of the week
WAS the Independent Enchre club party,
given Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. ". H.
Dunn being hostess. The rooms were
beautifully decorated IN American Beauty
I roses, carnations and ferns. Prizes fell &c
( Mrs. J. w. Rothwell ana Mrs Eugene
! MeDowaH. An elaborate lunch was
I served TO about twelve guests.
About forty young friends OF Clarence
Roper surprises him az his home Monday
evening. The time was most pleasantly
spent in Playing many games
Z Miss Mayme Barnes OF Brigham City
} is guest OF her cousin, Miss Gertit
Butter
/ The knights Of Pytlias enjoyed a smok.
/ er At their lodge rooms Friday evening.
/ The surprise party given Thursday
/ evening at Society hall by the Lady Re
+ bckahs IN honor OF the }. o. .. r was
a very ENJOYABLE Informal whist party
/ Was served to about forty-live member:
and their friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04

Mrs. X. Bond. Mr.. John Kenner, Mr..
John Jones. Mrs. Stains. Mrs. Lily
Kunkle. Miss Mabel Bennett Mrs.
James Iredale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Chalker ceIe-
brated their crystal wedding last Tues
day evening with an elaborate supper
to few of their friends at their home
on X street. Many handsome presents
in glass were received. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Eimet Mr.. and Mrs.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Gill. Mrs. Win
werd. and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs Ste
vens, Miss Leaker, Mr.. Coombs, Mr.
Schettler and Miss Dicks.
Miss Ethel Stewart entertained a
number of her friends at a birthday
party Friday evening Several games
were played, and music was rendered
by Misses Ruby and Mary Condie and
Lillian Barnett. after which refresh
ments were served. Among those pres
ent We're Misses Hazel and Pearl Nv
ans. Miss Ethel BriscOe, Miss Lillian
Barnett, Misses Ruby and Mary Con-
die, Misses Bessie and Ethel Brumley
Miss Grace Evans, ODE LOveridge
James Mckee. Lynn Smith. Victor
HUFF. Clinton Newman, Moyle Gray
Louis Patterson, Orson Schuttler.
=
Will Hilton of Salt Lake, now of Og-
den, left last Tuesday for the east. He
viii visit Denver Omaha. Kansas City
st. Louis and Chicago, expecting to
return about Christmas.
The marriage Of Miss Inez Vaughn
Trent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L
c. Trent, formerly Of Salt Lake. and
Bertram S. Varian of Weiser. Ida.
took place yesterday morning at
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed
at the home of the brides parents, Van
Trent at the Dairy Farm mine
IN Placer county, California. Immedi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04

ately afterwsrd the bride and groom
left for San Francisco. whence they
80 by the coast route TO Portland for
a short visit before reaching their home
in Weiser. The groom is a son OF
c. s. Narian OF this city and IS one
OF the rising young attorneys Of Idaho.
Both of the young people have many
friends in salt LAX.
Mrs. W. Il. Scost and daughter of
Ogden spent yesterday in the city shop
ping.
frs. Ralph Hoag OF Ogden, who has
spent the past two days in the city
viii return Tuesday TO her home.
The Alpha ri fraternity viii issue
| Invitations during the coming week foy
a college dance TO be given in the mu-
5 scum building a week from next Fri
3 day evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Swendson are now
at home TO their friends at III J
! street.
/ Mrs. a. a. Gibson has returned from
! an eastern visit of several weeks.
I A Kensington meeting Of the Ladies
: Aid society Of the First Baptist church
/ VIII w Helu IA the noIiie OF MIS-. W
! G Han, 61S Brigham street, at 2:3l
O'Clock next Thursday afternoon.
1
4 Miss Ada Hartley entertained about
| twenty of her young friends at party
/ Friday evening
! =
A meeting of the Ladies' Mission cir
/ Gle Of the First Baptist church was heli
| last Thursday afternoon at the home
| of Mrs. d. A. Brown, II Kendall ter
race. A programme on Japan was rem
dered by four Of the members. Some
twenty odd women were present to en-
joy the meeting and pass a pleasant
social time together.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
MANTI.

The following marriages were sol
emnfzed a me temple "Wednesday last BY
rreslGent j. ID. =. McAllisteT: Erick A
Modem o. Gunnison ami Annie M. An
dcrson OF Sterilng, oscar NfClSen and
helen IL ScOw OF MayIleld; John n Reed
and Ceceiia Nielsen OF Emery. Emery
county; Thomas !. Russea OF Lehl and
beGa a Johnson Of Ltnaon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter n. Scow Of Emery
were in MantI visiting With friends dur
ing the week.
air. and mrs. J. II. Mcpherson OF Nephi
were in Manti Wednesday fast.
Don Al. Bigier of Nepni was al the tenn
pie during the week.
Mrs. samuel n. AileL OF salt Lake City
Was a. Mans visiting with her parents,
Mr.. ard mrs. Jonp Lowry.
Mrs. George t. Anderson Of Springville
was in the city during The week.
q reunion CT the Lowry and Crandall
families was held In this city during the
week, many people from Utan county be-
ing present
Mr. ana Mrs a. c. Allison of this city
are visiting relatives and friends in Cali
iornia. Mr.. Allison IS the Rio Grande
station agent in this city and went away
for an outing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
RICHFIFD

Percy and Miss Clay Alfred spent Fri
day and Saturday in Sallna attending the
County Teachers institute.
Mrs. W. J. Arnold OF Loa went 20 Salt
Lake Sunday where she will join her his
band and make her home in the future
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Lewis of Salina
with the family Of Mr.. Lewis brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert stevens of LOa are
spending the week in Richfield with rela-
Dr. and Mrs. c. McGougan of Mount
Pleasant and Misses Una JuSteScu and
Eva Thompson Of Salt Lake are visiting
with the family of Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
4 home Tuesday.
Mrs. Lydia SpfIsbury Of Toqucrville.
Washington county. Is visiting with her
daughter Mrs. John h. Webb, ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis of Waies is
I spending the week with the family Of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Hatton of Provo
arrived here sunday aud are visiting with
, Mrs. Hatton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Thomas Foutin.
Miss Hazel Peacock was over from En-
( cry county visiting here and in Anna
bella with her brother Brigham Peacock,
who is the principal Of the district school
at that place.
Miss Kate Oldro-d Of Fountain Green
is visiting with the family Of her uncle
A. T. OldTOVG.
a crowd of friends and relatives Of Mr.
ana MIS-. James OfflSl fdllsel rendered
them a surprise DaFty Saturday evening
and a very enjoyable evening was spent
Mr.. Christensen IS the state treasurer
elect and viii move to salt Lake Tuesday
TO reside.
W. r RydalCh Of Provo will lecture In
the Tabernacle Sunday evening at 7&
O'Clock under the auspices Of the YOUNG
Mems Mutual Improvement association
the subject being. Lincoln the Man oil
the People
A marriage license was issued Tuesday
by County Clerk John G.. JOrgensou e
Joseph T. FOrdharn. afcd y Of Salina
and Lois Baker. aged 10 Of Joseph. They
we're married b. the clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
PROVO.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Xilate Moyle and Mr.. John Vim
cent on Thursday next. a reception will
be given by the parents of the groom, Mr..
and Mrs. Z V Vincent, at their home,
752 North Fourth East
Frank Alfred has returned to his home
in this city. after an absence of twenty
i've months spent in Europe as a mis-
slonary- Mr.. Alfred is looking well and
reports very pleasant trip.
Very neat invitations are out annOunc-
ing musicale to be given by the Provo
commercial club in Its club rooms Tues
day evening next.
Mrs. Carl ". Biersach of Versailles,
Mo, is visiting with her son, w. l. Bier
Sach. at his new home, 225 North Acad-
envy avenue. Mrs. Biersach will remain
in Utah several weeks.
Miss Ada Duscnberry was visiting rcla-
tives aud friends in Salt Lake last Mon
day.
Mrs David r. Beebe entertained at
dinner TUESDAY Mrs. Hugh Mclean and
Mrs. W +. Brown.
Miss Isle Finlayson returned 10 her
home in Payson, after a short visit in
our city with relatives and friends
Mr.. aud Mrs. Grant Bagiey entertained
! the Card club at their home Thursday
evening. The game of five hundred was
greatly enjoyed by all. Prizes were won
( by Mrs. Robert Irvine, jT., and Mr.. Phil
Speckart. Dainty refreshments were
served
Miss May Henry Of Provo is visiting
relatives and friends in Payson this week.
Lake were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Loose Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs W. Z. Stoker were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward KnOwl-
den for dinner Sunday.
Miss Ada Wilkins returned home Sun
! day evening. after 4 pleasant visit in
Lehi.
Postmaster Doug1n OF Springville was
! the guest of Postmaster Glove on Monday
last.
MI and Mrs Elmer jackson Of Lehi,
/ Mrs. Bert Brinton Of Salt Lake City and
| Mrs Ella Gledhill Of American Fork have
/ been the guests of their mother, Mrs.
/ Mettie Brown. for the last few days.
Mrs. Caroline r. Smoot of Wyoming
/ was in Provo Thursday
! Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Beebe and son Ed
/ ward were visitors IN salt Lake City this
week
/ Clay Spencer and the cooks of the town
! joined I'm a grand turkey dinner Sunday
| evening. \ fewrintimatc friends were i'm
/ vited TO partake Of the bOunteous spread.
! The Utah SOrosis met Thursday at the
/ home OF Miss HOagland. After the usual
( business Mrs. Flo SpeckaTt read paper
] on lace making and also gave the news
/ items Of the week After recess seven oi
| the members answered TO roll call with
! gems. The club adjourned 10 meet with
! Miss Beulah Bachman next week.
! Mrs. Thomas PierpOnt entertained al
| dinner Wednesday afternoon the follow
! ing ladies: MeSdameS Diana SmOOt, D.
! r. Beebe and Mcttie Brown
] Frank Homer has returned frOm'a two
! years mission to the southern states.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04

ward ". Nelson.
ar. and MRS j. G Matters returned
this week from their honeymoon tour
ana are now al home at the Hanks hotel.
Ut &. A. Gowans is m8klng preparlt-
ions Ia Leave here ano take dp has abode
III salt Lake city
Mr. and Mrs. John Bench entertained
on Monday evening in honor OF their
daughter 5 birthuas. The evening was
spent in very peasant fashionswith music.
games. etc, ana very nee luncneon
was served.
L. ". NIBley OF Baker. Ore, visited with
Logan reiatises this week.
harry Nipiey Of lie Orande, Ore, is IN
Logan on a visit 10 friends.
mrs. Rosetta stokes ana Mrs. Eimira
Etdredge OF salt Lake 1lTy were III Lo-
gan this week on a visit 10 Mrs. Aquiia
.NebekeF.
Miss Jennie Bench is down from Poca-
tchO on V1slt 10 her parents, ar. and
. airs. John Bench.
Mr. ana Mrs. - L. Thorpe have moved
down from sugar city. tda-, and will
make their home here IN the future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
EPHR AIM.

The hop at the opera house Wednesday
evening. given By a local committee, was
attended by a large number and the even
ing proved complete success. At il
O'Clock refreshments were served and a
programme rendered.
The marriage of Miss Matilda Olsen and
Mr. Hyrum MadSen has been postponed
until during the holidays.
The social given by the Sunday school
primary and Young Ladies and Young
I, Mems Mutual Improvement associations
at the opera house Friday evening was
an enjoyable affair.
Mr. and Mrs. James Oveson Of 'Cleve-
land. Utah. are visiting with relatives and
friends IN this city.
The public schools OF this city viii give
an entertainment during the holidays for
the purpose of raising fund to purchase
la library.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04

guests were present who spent a delight
fui occasion
Thomas Reese was giYeu-a surprise
party Saturday night. the occasion be-
ing in honor Of his 29th birthday.
Mrs Alameda Wirthlus and George
Hall both OF PaySon. were married Tues
day by Bishop j. A. Loveless- of the First
ward
Mrs William Douglass gave n turkey
dinner 10 her grandchildren and great
grandchildren Thursday afternoon.
The NJ. J. A officers OF Nebo stake
gave q concert and dance at the Salem
Of the progra rnme was an illustrated lee
ture Of the iourReyinS Of the Nephites
from Jerusalem 10 South America. ill6s-
( trated by twenty oil paintings l0xl2 feet
in size.
Miss Geneva Page and Mr.. Edwin Finch
Will be married at Goshen. where both OF
/ The young people reside. on Dec -
Mrs. A. Lakewood of Spokane. Wash,
IS spending an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Wilson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04

ONE Of the most popular visitors in
the city at present is Mrs. John
Reed of Denver, whose friends are
rushing her with affairs of all kinds in
her honor. Mrs. Reed is to remain in
town about a week longer and social
d0ings are planned for every day Of her
stay A nigh compliment has been paid
her since the club season opened in
Denver, for at the second meeting Of
the year early in October Mrs. Reed
was made a member Of the Denver WO-
mans club, and a short time later she
was asked TO take q prominent part in
a society play which a section of the
club gave successfully during last
month.
-
Yes" said the generous male critic,
"She is a charming woman, but she
has an impossible husband"
For what sum did YOU find him so?''
asked the sympathetic friend.
IL is TO be hoped that society will
realize that the symphony concert for
tomorrow evening is to be an event for
which the entire audience should wear
their "Sawbath blacks" as the Scotch
man would say. Too frequently Salt
Lake audiences go to musical events
the tone of an entertainment is gagged
largely by the appearance of the audi
ence- And, further than that, the ar
lists who take part in such q pro-
gramme certainly deserve the cOmpli-
1nent of a well-dressed audience as
surely as do the noted players who visit
the town
And, speaking Of dress, isn't II odd
the way Salt Lake women will go
downtown in the morning wearing
gowns suitable only for calling or re-
Ception affairs? One was seen during
the week in a gown and hat of bril-
liant hue at 9 O'Clock, parading down
Main street and attracting the atten-
ton of passers-by. Needless to say
she was moi. unknown in society, else OF
course there would be no occasion fol-
comment. Good taste and good sense
alike would decree that whatever a wo-
man may wear in a social way she will
not wear her gayest and brightest
clothes on the street IN the early part
OF the day.
Some Of the things seen in the shoT
windows this season are enough tC
make one wonder at the designs Fo.
instance. there is an article of clothing
displayed in a certain attractive win
dow with tiny punches of grain en-
broidered thereon making one think
the wearer had been coming through
the rye.
DO YOU think said the woman witt
the large feet. that one may wear 3
short skirt with prOprietv?"
oh. yes" answered the one who's
pride was resting on the solid earth
but not with large feet -
DOLL BARET
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
Happenings III State Society

The L. d. S. Sunday school are making
active preparations for a concert to be
given al opera house Tuesday Dec. 13. at
the close Of the concert dance will be
given the Mandolin club will furnish
the music
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. DNgan returned the
/ first Of the week from their three months
trip in the east
Miss Alice Baker of Logan is a guest
of Miss Bessie Jones.
d. r. Williams and family left camp
Sunday for Salt Lake and VIII in the
near future make Stockton their home.
Master Francis Quinn entertained a
number of bis little friends at his home
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
LOGAN

Mrs A. II. Thompson entertained AT a
Kensington tea At her handsome new
home on East CenIer street Saturday aft
ernoon. a most de6ghtfuI afternoon was
spent with fancy work and dough model
| ing. at which Miss Annie Raymond won
first prize.
Stanley Stevens of Ogden spent Sunday
I in Logan.
| Mrs. NJ. Odell of Ogden visited this week
with her Son Postmaster Joseph Odel.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Thomas OF Seattle
arc in Logan 10 spend the winter with
! Mrs Thomas parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04

The Ladies Aid. First Congregational
church, want you to come to the church
Darlors next Thursday and Friday.
Dec. 5 and 9. At / O'Clock Thursday
win begin their sale Of bandkerchiefs.
fancy and domestic articles. baby wear.
art novelties aprons, dolls, candy. etc.
Light refreshments will be served.
Their kitchen department. viii be a
prominent feature. All the goodies OF
the season for sale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
BINGHAM.

Mr. and Mrs Cook of Park city are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Fred Brooks
Mrs. Joseph cOvey and children Of
salt Lake returned home Monday after "A
five days visit with Mr. and Mrs Charles
Brink
g. H. Gabrielsou was Il victim Of a
very pleasant surprise by a few neigh
b0rs and friends Saturday evening at the
home or Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Gabrielson.
" mist was the game OF the evening.
dainty prizes being awarded 20 Mrs. +.
+. Dudley and F. +. Dudley. Paul Lundy
and Ed Carlson. &. II. Gabrieison and
Mrs. Fitzgerald, A delicious lunch was
served. covers being laid for twelve
guests.
Due 20 the Illness Of Mrs. John Evans
the BE Lively club did not hold its So
cial meeting Thursday evening but Will
be entertained Monday Dec. al the home
OF Mrs Evans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04

7 Don't fail to hear the Floral Can
tata' by the Ladies Choral society.
First Presbyterian church, Dec. 9, SIS
D. m. Admission SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
Christmas Book For TTtabns

LambOurnes beautiful work, Pic
lures Of An Inland Sea" Formerly 81,
now SOC in art cloth: in paper, Csc Des-
eret News Book Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04

= Henty. Alger, Harkaway. Richards.
Alcot. Otis. Alden. Fem and other
good authors. in good bindings, reduced
at 80 and 50 cents at De. ge's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
pAYsoN.

The home Of MIR. ard Mrs. Henry Smith
was the scene Of a select siXty-three party
Friday evening About fifty-fouf invited
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04

w. g. Stains and his friends sur
prised Mrs Stains Friday evening with
a party at their home on i street. There
was music and a supper. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Coles,
Mr. and Mrs. James Castieton, Mr..
and Mrs John Flynn. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Sheppard. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Wlshen. Mr. and AIRS. ~. Pickering.
MIR and Mrs II. Pickering, Mr.. and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04

DO you think" said the woman with
the large feet. that one may wear a
short skirt with propriety?"
oh. yes" answered the one whose
pride was resting on the solid earth,
but not with large feet"
DOHL BARET.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-04
CURRENT EVENTS
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES

\ number Of elaborate events are
scheduled FOR tho coming week. among
UHcheous on Monday and Tuesday at
which Mrs. 4. G. Ewing will be the
hostess; the reception for Mrs. Clark
and daughter of Wyoming Wednesday.
and The high tea given by Mrs. +. S.
Ferry for Miss Emily Read on Thurs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-02-18
OBITUARY.

As soon as we begin to live we all
begin to die, Twas wildly eXamplitied
last Thursday night when it was an
nounced that Mrs. Sarah Lipscomb,
wife of A. e. Lipscomb, of Deer Park,
had quietly and peacefully passed
away at her residence at above named
place. Mrs. Lipscombhad been agreat
sufferer with that dread disease con-
sumption for some two years and
every attention and medical aid was
given b. devoted and loving hus-
band, but the grim monster claimed
this young wife who leaves besides
her stricken husband four young
children the oldest only ten years old.
The funeral took place at the L. b.
Church near Armstead at II o'clock
Sunday Feb, 14th, 1904. An impressive
sermon was preached by her uncle,
Rev. Taylor Sines, of near Sines, this
county, after which all that was NOR
tai of the loving wife and mother was
laid to rest in the RhOdeheaver GENE
terry near Sand Flat, followed by a
large number of relatives and friends,
many of whom had went from this
place to pay the last tribute of respect
to this kind neighbOr and friend. To
the bereaved husband and mother
less children we extend our heartfelt