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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
CHURCHES TO-DAY. a
Those Who Will Fill the Diff err

Those Who Will Fill the Diff err
B FL ent Pulpits.
e Rev, RI. q. Anderson. Of shelbyvillte,
Tenn. breaches his last sermon to-day
al the First ll'resby terrain Church, here ire.
Will DO no night service.
Rev, y. II. Ne! ton bns returned from
his vacation, and wi II occupy his pulpit
in Marshall Street Christian Church to- O.
day 55s ,55i 81 tls VA Is
At st, James thodist Church. Rev,
William AZ, Cooper. pastor, Will preach
at II A.. NJ and 8 F. M.
The pulpit Of Seventh Street Christian
Church will DO filled by Rev. Gerald
sCulbersons of Bethany College. West Vir-
glnia, f e ls5t 81 NJ rs "a s. "
Rev. George a. 3 Wiley viii preach It
tho morning service lii Park Place n th-
iodist Church, and Rev. r. y. LunrlSin
lat the q o'clock service. u
Rev. Byron ella TX. OF Maryland. Will
preach IN Grace Street Presbyte.r ian
Church ut both services. AZ iil I'M f
Rev. III Men. Simpson will fill his pull
pit ut Clay Street Methodist Church at
the morning and night services.
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FROM RIG HMoNp fN,--c HEAP TEs
VIA sEARoARD b AIR LINE. s

3SEAD
II SAN FRAN CISCO. CAL. and return.
Aeaoun {. 9ennia gonsl e -
4 Lodge. Il o n o.. IT. Tickets on sale Aus
vnst 18th to September 9Th, inclusive, lm-.
TOD to y ctober q, 1904. 81 "a
~ CHARLOTTE. N. O. ana return, s1l, sS..
Account Sabbath School Convention, OF
tho synod Of catawba. II z, 1ckets sold OH
the certificate plan, August T. a5th to 2Sth,
inclusive. limited + to return q any tme
MT later than AUGUST 3lst, .ss
F' Al ST. n, u I1AAsf and SsFeturn, VIZ 81
i cco1nt National Baptis IL Convention,
.,,s,snts n sold September it'll and 9Th,
I, ,r,ited TO return ntEany date not later
sthaI t,rir AMo AZ NJ, and return
q ccount International Assoclat ton
I'm gineers tickets sold Sep telnber
si,tl,S and 18th; limited 70 tSentemberE goth
MI III payment OF 80 cents, tickets Will
4 ~ extended to any date not later than
5ssntember sotf. !, /. 1,
Enn;nnd sA,as l2ropoyt ionall y n cheap rates
nav, NAY be had at al. other stations on tho
4, !, i.EA 3 Y, Y. rAg = 81
Phone 40, $50 =, Main q ST. Rlehmond Va 4,
WAY uPt He NJ 9 uNTA y Il
III Is delightfully."- COOL tickets to al
mountain resorts on the u Norfolk and
Western Railway vii be sold ct greatly
reduced rates until septe Der 3oth good,
returning until October s1st, 1904 llayes
you been on top. the Peaks OF Otter, or
ia Mountain Lake thotll above the clouds)
or 10! Ewonderfnl Natural bridge or the
famous Cavern or Lulayy Now Is tho
best time ia go, For complete infornaa-
ytlon, apply ia John n. Wagner CITY Pas
ssenger Agent, SIS Main Street, or G. II.
4EosIey, District Passenger Agent,
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NAVAL "a. STORES.

WILMrNGTON.sIN N. C., Aug. SPIRITS
hihg Ing 3: receipts 81,
casks. # osIn-Firm at g, IS rece pts Sts bar
Crude lTurpentine- Firm at So. ,75 and $40
receipts, 1855 barrels. ~
y SAVANNAH, GlA.,f Aug. 27.-T URPENTINE--s
Quoted at 53c.; receipts, $50 SKIS sales 4l8
icasks:Y exports, 5sI ca SKIS. leosin--F Firm: res
ceipts, 2. SCI barrels sale ,o's barrels: exT
"a &c Sca a \ ST. c., Aug. 27-TURPEN-
5TINE-Firm at 5shc Ros irm.
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TOBACCO MARKEITl,
nlclllnond, Nan AUG

M Dlchplond, Va, Aug, 20, 1000
B Dark Fred Tohd deco Receipts continue very
light and market hrm IT UNCHANGED prices,
nj auotatons,S S,in.Enred-r Receipts continue
very light ana market active at unchanged
quotations, "a !, q. ~ "a NS 81
BARK FIRlSp TOBACCO II lst,R picREp.
lpgs ~. b. t,W 0$b,69
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RICHMOND R: ! PRODUCE MARKEr.
7icorrected Every F'riday.l ~

IsLouR-Recoipts Increasing. Market quiet
and slow. WHi1AT-Marliet con ttnues act We
for all wheat IN good order and condition; ne,
and wheat not we'll cleaned. viii not bling fill
quotations. COR N--steady, but quiet, 81 Ts5-l
Dull. Receipts liberQl YE-copt innys ~
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COTTON MARKETS.

& NEW YORK, Aug. s7--The cotton market
opened better than due on the Liverpool cables
and steady at decline OF n points to an ad II
vance OF = point. Selling was Sencourag ed by
favorable 5weat her and prediction for heavy
receipts next week, WI llc was also Erumorel
that recent bulls had taken the short side.
Tor q turn. But shorts were, npprehenslyos OF u
reaction following yesterdays sharp hteak and
offerings were promptly absorbed, s} Az y first
trading was fairly active and ~ fiuct,ia lions
showed nervousness and considerable irregu-5
larity, but toward tho end OF thu arst hour
at a net advance OF about loU1b points, 1t
looked very much as though tho professionals
had been getting ,avened up for over Sunday.
MA bales against $3.50 last week and S1s last
year For tire week 5000 bales against %, $40
last week and 5.5l3 last year. To.day's re.
3ceiptsa at New Orleans were 1856 bales against
% last year; and at Houston s. s76 bales against
all9f last yea :.
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aS w
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETSt
PEANUT MARKET: !

PETERSBURG, VA Aug. 81. -FEANlITs-- IS
Spanish.--Ma let n nominal at q 921t Geoc.4 Oher-
ing very light: stock limited. 81 Z.
Virginia rket quiet {. &c. . for fancy
stock; machine picked. 90 Smelling stock,
2asllc.3 Market hero virtual ys bare.
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u. g. refunding ss, registered ........ 1e5
u. S. refunding 20. coupon. !. q. jo5
u. s. a. gistere, I. !. !. s.
~ s. IS, coupon, I. \. n. 1861.
" s. New AZ. registered (. 4. 1917
~. 81 New ~ coupo,, \. . I. :. ls,S
u. s.. Old a., registered { <. 1o7
u s. Old H. cotpon . ]. !. I. Z. :. .s107
Atchison general n. Il. I. 4. \. n. II. .1osM
SAtchson adjustment Isl 4. y. :. Din
Atlantic Coast Line is. \. =.
baltimore and Ohio 4ss i! !. /. loah
baltimore and Ohio 81 95S
Central OF Georgia
Central OF Georgia LIST W
Chesapeake and Ohio lzg. 1G!1i
Chica 70 ind 73
Chicago, b. and Quincy new !. ]. \. ~
Chicago. n. and st.. Paul gen. IS 1go5 \
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BALT1ai ORE, N p, ug: IF. ouR Ioue,t
and Unchanged, Wheat Firm; SPOT csnt "a, 4
H,oa spSs MGa sss ssats.s
s sam,os n'e ssabi.os. Gornsp spot an tho
i,,cnt H. J.. White !, S 6H;
nnd n hicheE Buttar--steady and unchanged;
fancy q srea aesSo lg MEws
store PaSaE e
siaNge.. S,s a0X !; me du. OK s1ial 91s@
~ q. Sugar Strong aud ui,chnnge
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3 RICHMOND GRAIN \ MARKET.
Richmond Va . Aug. o7 1914;
CATTLE MARKETS.
4 RIcIMoNDsLIvE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Il Unlon Stock Yards

Richmond, Va, Aug. 81, 1901.
easGsPts for The week ending aas
nsst steers 4%5s 81 GOOD
sis ss%sa & Sc s s.!: asssn
tine s esttle Z: sMGsx - 3 !. a !.
e2d aSss x IMsHss S, head
Marke. geed, Fat sheep +
ssesk sSs. per 1 head sso ses we ssse
31SHc per pound. ,s 81 a 35s
celpts 600 head Market steady. Good tss TO
bulls. sl;79gd a.; CALVES. ss5ogg5o; Tsxss. Tod
S1es ~ Wsstern s (,
1881 s ssoIso
!. i sasgl rough. heavy, i
Ss ise ssk head sfls sset stssss g
fsis T. shoisa mixed 'i iaa5s.
NEW 10 Aug NJ q, III EvEs--Re Receipts.
SO head nSthlng d9ing feeling
ss a9s head Tor nstSs
sis I; y i ssSsss s. sss;ssts ana sattss.
stssssd saiiNe psr pound a p sSe esaas
1a ss sheep and
lambs " strong Sheep. ssgl: lan,bs.' s0Qp7b6;
culls. 7bGJ, one car Canada lambs. y8,7s,a
IIogs-R ecepts. 47d head Market Arm for
hogs; piSs. steady Good 200 pound Pcnnsylya-
MIA hogs IS 500 90 ~
& UNION STOCK YARDS PIITsHURG, VA
Agg s,.g1AIsri Iis@osuP sol shti MARKET
fas .p'H s maskSt
slow, Primo leaYs. 81. 7odfb. q dunn, heavy
workers. :. and light workers. sSq5, 90; psgs.
light. Market steady. Prime @ethers. $50
40: common sheer, sl.t0dl9,oo; sprlng lambs,
s4f 40; veal calves. s7a 80; rs
CONCENTRATE s o Aug. 21,-TIoGs --ActIye,
lsuSt hers, common W Cat le,--
shpnsF ~ s5
strong Mt ia.T6G6 80. S}| s5s5 5ss sSsEf
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coT,rrrIotNs 4 I,sE OH MARKET !,

HI NEW y DIRK, lug. q. Cot tonseed oil was
q,,iet but steady. Prime crude o. b;
summer yellow nominal; pri me wi b. 81 q \
sec; prime winter yellow. g. GSasihso.
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nR ,, az, nARKRr.

NEW YORK Aug q. At nrsts hands tho
week In dry goods market closes will buyers
3ditlons with buyers rs due to the tons
In ma terial. steady demand is looked
pared specials to meet the Increased number OF
sbuyers fexpe ctd,
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III. BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. q
Il BALTIMORE, MD. Aug. 2.-seaboard Air
Limo common, 9l5; do. X referred, 81, Gpes.
Atlantic Coast Line common, III .s9 O. caa. 3
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Ri NEW YORK. Aug q. pE R...Inaet Us e.
Massss.a gsssnt s S'a's5
Western si:loa = sRyeN onllnai. Barley
s -s 5 steady: No. red $. ;.
Saloat. Options opened firm on 81 saples,
broke rlis,ng aa easea 81
|again because Of Improved her condit lions
the closing barely a. e.s9
cornp pot easy: e Options market
ana sas'ss
SIC oatsspot dull ss
ssis aSs fssy
9pickied bellies salosc.: ekled sh onlders7es
sksa Rsms ssspms P s pqsasd
Continent s735 compound, !Io saS5
Dull 81 3! ahGst clear e
,ss - s " o packages free
p IN RosinNs tcady: strnined common
I'd good. $3.50. r.'rpentne-Dull a oep
Gefree-spot Rio. arm; No; Invoice, s.se,;;
mild. steady: c,ordoya. 1sc marksa
az noins and Closed SbfpIq points lower tho
* trerne loss being confined 20 tiyo o. .ptee
% near Hons saes , sauo
IS test Z x &
isc; refined. firm Conf ctionerE & sS'o 20 .
sSs ss sst ass
domestic te g, extra ~ 81 CO. &C.;
leans. open kettle. good to choice. 81 j,
ButterFirm; state eomn 13os sa !. Eers
eseEasy ana
Potatoes Long Island 81 5o9l
sey and Southern. Sla soI *
sa.r tabba ees-cuie Long Isian nd: !, per loo.
81 Sft5 q ner barrel. o5G 60c. otton-By steaH
to Liverpool. losi .lc
81 CHICAGO . LII. Aug lteratin (; c NJ
rents OF bulls and bear enthusiasm s%epa th e
.heat ri la w leaving prices above me
nrav inis close Corn Is down IN outs
iost L in the finals from
5dD7,a5 Is a7lsc. of, n ~ . VIZ
m. ains q, t,,rea m nged as follows:
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Northern Pacific a.. 8 Observation-Disclosures. 7iN
Norfolk and western CON- 4s.......... 101%
OrRenn Short Line As and 5Partic.... tbN
Ponnsyltania cnv -. esI y
Renu,i,g General 4s, z. Z. Il. z. 100 ~
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. IS. -. 11sX
St. Lofts and San F.rancisco gfg. So #
Seaboard Air Linz siE
Southern Pacific q y. OAK
Southern Railway 81. 6. i. 116h
rcxa nd fI,ocifl Jsts i. l19
Toledo, SC. II and Western fslls
Union Pacifc As y. 1o53s
Union Pacific cony Ii. I. =. 1o4s
u ST. steel I'd So !. !. 1876
Wabash lists +. &. 117is
Wabash Deb BIS /. Z. !. r. Gil
Wheeling and Lake Eric IS. :. y. ~. a7,s
Central As % "a
Colorado Fuel and Iron conv IS 7S,ls
NJ and o rs Cola teral Tr. As I. I, 97s
Central sof Georgia "a Inc
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Report Of 4 Much Reduced Crop
Commanded General
Attention.
STRIKE RUMoRs ARE + DENIED ], I. E! }
Animated Trading In Railroad
Shares and Market Closed
17irni-Som Figures.
fnyAssociated Press.1

s;3ss NEW Y ORIS. Aug. PIT here is little
! Is be said for to- day Stock Market. Trad.
Ing during the greater part q the brief
Il session was very dull ana narrow and the
tone was rather Irregular. London sent
lover prices and renewed activity In the
conlnody markets. probably accounted for
ttc attitude 81 the trading element.
Al private estimate that the swlieat crop
4 Is likely to fall $1,000. 900 bushels below;
that OF 1901 and very much below that q
1 last year. commanded serious attention
In many quarters. \ 4
The monotony OF the day was enliven-
ed by gossip that Union Pacific and Mis- Ms
ase
light between the iiited States sle g,
4 Corporation and the COLORADO fu !; and
h Iron Company. Rumors OF st.ike on
tns local ,a lines were
ss, There ware fractional declines at the.
opening In Union. Paciic e, Atch,,
sonand Eorfols western e,1 me u nal
Efal Sin SvieWIof the proposed stock increase.
Z The list steadied someW hat ait er3 the early
reaction under the lead OF St. Paul wh !, !,
/. was taken In large amounts. Heading
also came In for some intimation
POI Thu trading became rather animated ~
4 the final dealings, prac " all the &c
a1ss lsI q a Prices
4 "a so,ne Instances bet ter than : the pre-
Svious davis close. st.. Pa III made "a net
4 rain OF AZ and Reading y. sif88s. 4 ss
Total sales OF ( bonds pal va lue were,
e1.27o. 900. Total sales stocks to- day.. "a
& 200 shares. s3t
taS MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Z Money on call. nominal. s Nc loans. rs e ima
4 loans, 81 ghtly firmer: 60 da vs.. per cent:
4 b days 1-2; six mt ont ha, 3 u. s
Prime mercantile q paper. 3 1-eG4 per
cent sterling exchange, weak with acc
& tual business in bankers, bils.5,a VS.. 65
for demand. and at s485 & for SIX ~ y
4 bills Poster rates. t48s and s4s8 l-2; COM
mercial bills, 1854 -4e734; bar silver. SIS 49,;
Mexican dollars. IS u s,5s 3 Il
NEW YORK, Aug q. The st ateme ntS of 6
average fof the clearing house banks y OF
& thtg ci ty for the week shows: IA;
Loans, 81, nos. OFT 200 decrease. s11 4
Deposits. 81 2o7 ,3oo 800: decrense, s. 267, 100.
Circulation. $37.7N. 400; increase. $109i 500.
Legal tenders. ri 6ee, 200 decrease seo3 y
Nv: a5SS F{sH
Il Specie, 77,5ss. 800: decrease. $1,000. 800. n
Reserve. 1888, 201, 100 ~ Decrease, q. s0A 800.
IL. Reserve required. 500, So 100; decrease,
\ ts6s. 925. ss5
Il Ex- uRitel States Deposits. 363, us, 500;
decrease, SIPS, coo. & &giy s
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CINCINNATI, s. o W. Aug. 21,-IIoGS --ActIyc,
Butchers, common u ~ 5o Cat tle,--
Steady Fair t2 good shpnsls y, sbi com,
strong Mt 3S,T5Ql6 80. js,,N "a ~ ss{g8
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tLynchhurg Tobacco Market.

Richmond. Va, Aug. "a, 1901.
Sales OF loose tobacco on The Lynchburs
isois reported BY John IL ogiesby: q.
4 Sold week ending July 10Th iai. 800 pounds;
crease for week ending July 2s1 4s 900 pounds.
Sid from October u 1901, TO July ~ io0A
co. 6ss, 100 pounds sold from October. !, 1902.
TO July 90. 1903, q. so9 200 pounds. decrease for
1904, ], 123. 600 pounds. I'll ssss.
The receipts this week were very light. Tho
offerings continue target OF sthe lower grades
with much Of that damed prl Gas rather Off on
all grades. Reports from the growing crop y
quito favorable. 3 sSi 81 8s lf3S
From tho most reliable information obtain.
able the quantity OF tobacco planted win fau
short OF the 1908 crop at leasi ono fourth
n There will tbe no tobacco sold at any OF the
warehouses during the rhonthSDf August by
order OF the Tobacco AssoCi a. ton y tt.5
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PRODUCE 5 N A.RKEr.5

81 NEW york. "A uE. Il ~ -4FEoUR 1nnctiyc.5
but firm. Minnesota patent soS6. ~ winter
patents ST. so. Rye Flo fair 70
good a. 25e24. Corntneal rs tead y; u yellow
western. sl.1oal - yen omlnal Harley
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'e Ths leading future. ranged as follows.

sSas aIWSiin nter patents. stralshts
q sSil "a sprng patents $4,000 500; strst ght
ssSa5ie bakers So NJ spr rsg
Wheat Nc So I ysi.
S iaM.' tsse No asia NJ q
white ssfIsSs ~ f y eh s;ts
AZ ~ dnxseed. No.
quote Mess ssSIsss shore ribs
sIdss (eoseS short clear sides ox-
Wh!sssy hssls ssb n Mtsrs
steady creailleyiea dai WI g
isc. icsgs-Firm Mt marx eases iilciuaeo. ta'ssp
i6Xc Cheese lrrng at SaVc 5 Il. t5
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EUREKA.

Mrs. Albert Pike is the guest OF rela-
tlyes at American FORK
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles r. Hush were
the guests Of the formers parents az
Payson this week.
Andrew p. Olson and Margare,
Young were married. al the home OF the
bride on Tuesday evening by Judge
w. G. Dewar.
Miss Almlra Jones OF Payson and A.
c. Sutherland Of Robinson We're mar
ried this week
Rev. II. Assist, editor Of the Ave
Maria Magazine at Notre Dame, Ind,
Is the guest OF Rev Father ODouohoe.
Harry McEwan aud Miss Freddie
Hanson. two young people OF Eureka,
have been granted license TO we'd
Mrs. William Mathews is the guest OF
American Fork friends,
Frank j. Hewlett, president Of the
Salt Lake City council was visitor
TO Eureka Saturday.
Mrs, A, l.. Porter and children re-
turned this week from visit with
Sprlngyille friends.
Miss Ruby Fullrlde, who has been
In Salt Lake City for the past three
months on account OF III health, has
returned to Eureka.
Mr., and Mrs Isaac Hubbard returned
this week from Salt Lake. whore they
were the guests OF Mrs. u. H. Mitchell.
Mrs. George Moore returned Monday
from a visit TO Salt Lake city.
Mrs Fora Talboth of Park city is
spending month with her mother,
Mrs. Carter OF Silver City.
The Ladies OF Mammoth Hive No. :
entertained Ladies Annie Spens and
Violet Galsford at the schoolhouse on
Saturday with farewell party. The
evening was pleasantly spent with mu-
sic, recitatlons and feaating Miss
Snens goes 20 Stockton and Miss Gals
ford 70 Salt Lake City,
A very pleasant surprise marty was
given IN honor OF Mrs. Z. J. Donnelly
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BRIGHAM CRY.


IN t ,ovl., have been several weddings
N. 'S os., within the last week. some If
tsbssD "'s' ing parties are. Leon Nor
lon.h o. Brigham and Miss planch
81 ps aa. OF Ogden, Daniel Petersen
NsrrIn mVer City and Miss Melissa
Nil D., OF Brigham; VIM. Burt and
mn, nrole Nelson both OF Rrigbam
have m r'c az popular young people and
many friends in this city
h. NV ..' and Mrs Ernest White ro,urroo
WEEK from a visit to the lair
brigham Tuesday. ''"V wy was IN
SAN i. and Mrs. Hcber Anderson o.,
and NJ. nave been the guests ~ Mr. n
week '' d A. Edwards during tbe
vas y. Llllie /. Maeser Of Sal, t..,.
A. LoyelsrrsSS OF her mother, Mrs. Mary
'''0o' a few days Jais week s''''
,,a ne0 Jos Il. Hart has hoo, ..,.,,..
~ Brigham the past week. "0'u'"s
nelson Of this city and Mer.
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-. romple. A reception was s'y Yen
AZ, ,onng people at me nome VI '"'
bTdcs parents
49,. Henry Buckley left Monday TOT
"Islt 10 Gunnson'
D NleN
,,.roce Merrill left today Tor san,
hol',, where he VIII pursue w
nol., ~ medicine Tor four years W WV
fnoy ~ ~ physicians and SURGEONS
lollehe ,rtli h one Of our Provo b0ys'
Mr nne1nded the Brigham Young uhi-
has ~ = number Of years, and lest
N., , syas one OF the instructoors ~, ~, Wv
Emery stake academy az N"''' N'"
49,, and Mrs. Willis X spafford have
Mr .., al from their trip east Thsy
Ie'u' dciqhted with their WISH 10 INV
Ne,rid's folr at ST. Louis.
nav, Robson left "wednesday night
bes, louis. where he goes to take q
course IN pharmacy
ur and Mrs. II. $. Pyne. Mrs Rachel
.M,.hail of Mlnersville and MRS. l.ydla
Mais,roy ieft Monday for the 81 Louis
nirncsitlon. From there Mt Pyne soes ,
washington, u. c. where ne VIII
w.,dy medicine He expects 10 De gone
mont three years
o,orqe H. Lewis Of Spanish Fork,
.uN,bi,can nominee for assessor was
provo visitor Monday
wss 1ora Bird and Harry Logan
wore quietly married last wednesday
rohr Foote has gone to Ncphi, where
'V ~rl he engaged as Instructor IN the
nsbIlc SCHOOLS this winter
wss Gay Newcomb returned to Salt
1ske Thursday after spending the sum"
mer In Provo
,uss Maud whitehead has been taken
,bc Holy Cross hospital TO undergo
.n operation for appendicitis from
"blch she has been a sufferer for some
time past
Tho many friends Of ] y, Yates viii
no palned 10 hear Of that genthman's
severe sickness
e,o,bsn Rec. w. Il, Harding, John
rbnrgood and Alma Stewart have re-
turned from a fishing trip ON the Provo
river
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chant Alma Nelson Of Bear River City
returned last week from a trip to the
great fair
Miss Il. la Won Pelrce came home
last week from a few months visit in
the east,
p h. Keller and wife Of Logan have
been the guests during the week Of
Mrs and Mrs Jas. r. Pitt
Peter S. Borson of Charleston has
been visiting JOS. Sheffield and family
during the last few days.
Claude Jensen OF Brigham aud Miss
Maggie Hughes of Mendon, were mar
ried Wednesday In the Salt Lake Tenn
pie.
Peach Day" Sept Is, was celebrat.
ed In royal style by the citizens OF
Brigham, An Immense throng OF peo-
pie from all over the state and states
adjoining, were here to sample the
luscious peaches melons and canta-
loupes, Everything connected with the
celebration was q pronounced success.
The great feature being the fruit dis
play, which was certainly splendid, In
the evening, a grand treat was enjoyed
az the tabernacle, where Miss Mamie
Tout appeared I'm concert, assisted by
her father H. r. Tout, and Prof Squire
Coop, The house was packed with a
thoroughly appreciatiye audience.
Dr. Elias c, Wright came up from
Salt Lake last Friday on business.
Special officer H. II, Gordon OF the
$, p. r. X, came home for a short visit
with his family Monday
w, H. Glover went TO Pocatello last
Friday on business,