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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-06
Commissioners.

At the regular meeting Of the
County Commissioners Tuesday. Supt.
Thompson asked that the county
school funds be set aside On motion
of Mr.. barley $1,000 was ordered as
petition asked.
On motion of G. l.. Anderson. it was
ordered that 80 be appropriated out
of the poor fund. to be paid Mrs.
Barnes for the keeping of Mr.. Dow,
who was unable to pay for his keeping
while he was afflicted with typhoid
Prof. l.. \. Ostien, who a short
time ago was appointed as IA third
member Of the Special Auditing Com
mittce, presented his resignation,
which the commissioners accepted.
Prof OSticn stated that he did this in
the interest of party harmony: that
he understood there was some Obicc-
ton TO his appointment, and was in
cincd to feel that any man serving
should have the unanimous consent
/ of the board.
Wesley Dockstattcr. whose home
was Quarantincd was paid 80. instead
of SOL 90 asked for
\ Mr.. BarChard. of Paradise, was
allowed 500 per month and his name
entered on the poor list.
County refused to purchase county
road running through John Loft.
houses property.
Request of W. j. Harrison for raise
in salary was rejected.
| {. l.. Nielsen was granted license to
retail liquor at Cache Junction.
Claim made by j. H. White for re-
| fund taxes was refused.
Mr.. A. NJ. lsraelSon. of Hyrum. was
present and put up good plea for the
opening of the toll road in Black
smiths Fork canyon.
Commissioners barley and Hcnd-
rickS were appointed by the board as
committee to investigate the mat
ter of purchasing engines, ears, etc,
for crawling county roads.
Blacksmith Forks road petition
was referred to Attorney Vaughan.
Deputy assessors appointed are
Richard Icates, Logan: Martin Olsen
Millville; ID. =. Bird, Nendon. L. II.
Lewis. Richmond: reduction of four
from last year.
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Council Doings.
CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE

referred To the Committee ON Public
Grounds.
The Watcrworks Committee to
which was submitted the matter Of
confirming the appointment of Samuel
Holt as WatermaSter presented IA ma
Jority report against him. and minor
ity report in his favor Councilman
Hansen moved that the minority re.
port be accepted. ON Il vote McsSrs.
Carlisle, Crawford, Quaylc, smith.
LindquiSt and Hansen voted in the af-
iirmative. and Mcssrs. Hatch. Evans.
Bell and McNiel in the negative.
{. u. Robbins was confirmed as fire
chief. ON roll call all voted in the af-
iirmatiNc.
Appropriation was made ont Of the
Electric Light Fund, MIR. Hatch vut-
ing in the negative.
Done. Benson and Peter Christcn-
sen were confirmed as policemen.
Smith was the only one who voted i'm
the negative
When appropriation for Sundrv cX-
pcnScs came up for considerable Mr..
Hatch suggested that llA pcdcrScn'S
claim and that Of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone Co. be referred ON
motion of Crawford the other claims
were allowed
Councilman Quaylc was appointed a
representative Of Logan City at the
meeting of Logan, Hyde Park Il Smith
field Canal Co., Monday, the Sth
ON motion Of Mr.. Ilatch:COmmittcc
ON Public Grounds was instructed to
inquire into water rights to City Park
and Fair Grounds and secure those
rights.
McSsrS. Hatch, Bell and Smith. with
Mayor Robinson were selected as a
committee 10 select a cite for city fire
hall.
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Providence Items.

"Gyp, the lIeiress' was played to a
good.sized audience FRIDAY evening,
Jan. 10Th. To say that il was much
enjoyed is expressing it lightly. Those
who took part were +. +, Hansen,
Arthur Pickett. II, +, Campbell, W.
W. Low and \. NJ. Matthews, Jr,, and
Misses Nellie Pickett. Diantha Ham
mond and Rose IOllingor. Each one
played his part well. We have plenty
of talent here TO put on any amount Of
good plays. All the company needs is
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-06
Official Directory.
District Judge Charles Hart.
District Attorney Frank X. Nobrkc

District Attorney Frank *. Nobrkcr
COUNTY OFFICERS
County Commissioners Brigham \.
Hendricks, G. l.. Anderson.
VIM. II barley
County Clerk Jacob Y. Larsen.
County Recorder Rcbccca Eamc,.
County Attorney W. w. Vaughan.
County Treasurer w. &. Parkinson
County Assessor Jos. j. Richardson's
County surveyor X. c. Schaub.
County Physician nr ". Il. Park
insOn.
County Supt. schools g. NJ. Thomp-
son.
County Fish and Game Warden RIB.
Thornley,.
Water Commissioner James Mciklc.
Road Supervisors Avon. Jas. Jensen:
Benson, samuel II Eoundy: Clarks-
ton, George Godfrey: College.
Michael Johnson: COycvillc. John
{ Larsen: Grccnyillc, Jacob Will
helm: Hyde Park. stephen Thurs
ton: lIyrum, .. J.. Olsen: Lewis
ton, II. NJ. Rawins. Jr.: Logan.
NJ. j. Andrews: Mendon. Mormon
Bird: Millvillc. Ephraim Ncatcs:
Nj. Sterling, Joseph Il. Brown:
Newton, Nicls Christensen: Para
disc Thomas w Obray: Peter
bOro, James {. Jensen: Providence,
j. j. Frederick: Richmond. Fred.
rich II. White: Smilhiirld, VIM.
VIM: Trenton, John Bingham
: WcllsrilIc. ThoS. Murray; Wheel
cr, VIM. +. Rigby.
Justices OF the Peace Avon. Oliver
+, Davis: Benson. :. II. Roundy
Charleston. \. II. Archibald: Cor
lcgc, W. HawkinS:Covev Femme,
Collins: Grcenvillc, Ralph smith
Hyde Park. George Il. Lamb: IIv.
rum, {. +. Olsen: Lewiston. Peter
+, Van Ordcn: Logan, Thomas \.
smith: McndOn, Andrew SOrenScn,
MilIyilIc. John ". Scott: MI. Stcr.
ling, W. ;. Baxter: Newton. Mar.
Gus Cooley: Paradise. John =.
James; pctcrbOrO. &. ". Maugh.
an: Providence. Lorenzo T.. lib.
bits: Richmond. James w. Funk:
Smitlticld. Geo. y. Smith: Tron,
ton. Charles &. Wood: WclISyilc.
John ;. Lcatham: Wheeler James
Hodges
/ COn>tabIcS BENSON. William Catmull:
Charleston, John ThumpSOn: Col
lour George Williams, CoypyiIIr
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Notice..

D"paIt mcut OF IL" Interior. United states
Land once, salt LAX" city Utah. Dee. L. 1903
To whom II may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the Central
Pacific Railway Company has filed IN this
Oilic" Il list Of lands. including therein Lot
y T. = Sec. 49, Y. T.. y, Il, . W. :. l.. Mcr..
and has applied for n patent for said lands:
that the list Is open To the public for mSpcc-
ton and copy thereof 10y descriptive sub
divisions has been posted In IA convenient
plnc" In this Office" fur ia" inspection of all
persons Interested aud IA" public generally.
within III" NEXT SIXTY days following the
dhlc 81 tins notice, protests or contests
against til" claim Of the company to any
tract or subdivision within any section on
part of section, described IN said list, ON the
ground that tn" same Il more valuable for
mineral than for agricultural purposes. will
h" received and noted for report to the Cen
"ral Land onic" ~ Washington. D. G..
IRANk u. iIOBBS,
Register
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A. G.. of u. Notes.

President LindfOrd OF the Il. y. &.
of this city addressed the students in
chapel last Tuesday morning. He
urged that the two colleges in Logan
cultivate friendly feeling towards
each other, and that they unite when
/ it comes to a question that is of COM
mon interest to them both lie cited
/ in connection with these remarks the
results of the Salt Lake schools uniting
i'm their work along the lines Of athct-
les, intercollegiate debating. etc. and
IT was the hope Of the speaker that
such condition could bc brought
about in Logan. His remarks were
loudly applauded 10y the students. and
much good comment was heard among
them concerning such a move
-Four glass top tables have been
placed in the Agricultural Museum
for the purpose Of holding soil samples
which have been collected hy the Ex.
pcrimcntal Station
ON Friday Mr. AndrcaS Petersen
addressed the Commercial club ON the
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The cadet corps al" making grand
preparations for their annual military
ball, to be held in the near future.
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wa, WIS "''"'' WI Nv
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Last Thursday evening occurred the
third event Of the Lyccum course. Cob
,'p''"''" was Wv at '"'''o"' "'o Il
us ""'''''''' t'''' vt" ''o''''
'P''N'''
Tonight occurs the senior Hep
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-06

In the matter OF III" estate aud guardian
snip OF \n" N.Bdir and George q. Bairminur
III" undersigned will sell ~ private sale an
undivided onu-third interest IN lots five a.
sIN ~ seven ca and eight ~ Block two Cy plat
y Richmond city survey, ThOmpsOn'S an
nr\, CA or after the 10Th dan of February. 1904
and written bids will he received by the un-
drrSigncd at her residence In Logan City
Utah. Terms of sale cash. on confirmation
Of sale.
Dated January ~ 1901 JENNIE BAIR
i. e. Walters Atty. Guardian
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-06

And in accordance with law and the
order of the Board of Directors made
the l4th day of December, 1903, so
mn , each parcel of stock as may
be necessary will be sold at public auc-
ton on the 10th day of February. 1904
at O'Clock p. m. of said day. at the
residence of the treasurer, 4l3 W , y
street, Logan City, Utah, to pay de-
linquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expense of
sale.
RICHARD EEATES.
Treasurer of the Logan North Field
Irrigation Co.
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ESTATE or MARY n.kr>r Deceased

The undersigned will sell AT private sale:
Lot two C!l IN block two IN plat 20 Of Iu-
gan city survey In Cache county. state ct
liah. containing acre and two square rods
on and after Tia" Iih dan of February, lga. a.
ten O'Clock m, uf said day. aud written bids
vii! u" received ~ the office Of WV Vaughan
~ Logan city. IN Cache county and state OF
llah. Terms of sale: Cash ON roniirmat ion
Of sal" hN ia" District Court Of the First .Iu-
diri"l District Of the state OF Utah. In and fuI
the county OF Cache. NLICE NLBRANp.
NdmIn~triN OF the last will and of The est al,
uf Mary T. Kent. deceased
Dated January 18TH. 1904 3f,b
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NnTlCE no CKrnlrnHs

Estate of Anne D. ~orrusuu Clr,tian>ru
deceased.
Creditors will present cluim. with vouchers
10 the undersigned al his rusid,uc, at IINruu,
Cache county. Titan. on or before the l,ib dl,
Of June \ u. l!u4
PErrH tHWISTINNSEN,
Administrator Of the estate Of Ammo l. ~rr.
ruNuu Christensen. deceased
Date OF first publication January % Igpl.
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Logan North Field If.
rigation Co.

Notice is hereby given that there is
delinquent, ON account Of Assessment
Ieuied on the l4th day of December
1908, the amounts set opposite the
names of the shareholders as follows:
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DR.. P. N. Pou|SOn,
DENTIST.

Best Set OF Teeth, $1,000
Filling Teeth, LOO
Cleaning Teeth, 100
Highest class Crown and Bridge Work
at most reasonable prices. All work
guaranteed. Teeth extracted without
pain. ONCE over t. q. store.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-06
LARGE Gift 10 HospitaI,

An anonymous donor has given ST..
100000 to 81. Bartholomew Hospital,
London, to buy the land required for
extension.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-06

IN the District Court uf the First Judicial
District ~ III" stat" of Utah, In and for the.
county Of Cache
NOTICE.
In the matter or the estate ~ John jenkins.
deceased
Iht petition Tor approx al and settlement OF
lh' account OF the executor Of the will aud Of
the estate OF John Jenkins, deceased, mas been
set for hearing ON SATURDAY the l.uh dny rt
i"hruarN. 1904 AZ luucluck q mat the rututN
court houNr. In the court room ~ said ruuri
In Logan city. Cache county Utah
Witness the clerk of said court with tine ,,p.
lh"trnf at'i\rd this Both day NJ February .lput
j. y, LARSEN Clerk
iN \. \. Law. Deputy clerk
>tNl ~ &. Walters. AttN.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-06
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE.
Consult County Clerk or the Respective Sign
ers for further information.
In the District Court, Probate Division Ia and
for Cache County, State OF Utah.
NOTICE TO CREnIroRs.

Estate of Hans pcturC lcmmcnscnd deceased
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
To the undersigned at Newton Utah, ON or he.
for" tn" 9Th day Of June. 1904
kARNNN LARSON CLEMNENSFN
NdmtuiStratrN with tn" will annex.
i. &. Walters, ATTORNEY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-08

drunk when the trouble occurred. but 81
it was two hours after he had seen the
man. he had been asked how he knew
that McPhal was sober.
He was sober when I left him." Mac
Leod declared.
At 8 O'clock" Mr.. Haines asked
Yes
But the trouble occurred at 8. He might
have been drunk then" ventured Nj
Haines.
mo. he wasn't" Macleod said positive
~ and then he went on to make that
other startling declaration: No man can
get drunk in two hours"
As the Judge settled back in his chair,
after having Mr.. Libbey read the answer.
Mr. Haines proceeded TO get at the bottom
Of the witness meaning.
DO you speak from personal expert
ence2' he asked Macleod.
I do
Wen, where are you from, anyway
Glasgow"
Then Mr.. Haines objected to the testi-
mOny, on the ground that the man was
not a competent witness in cases where
men from Glasgow were not involved It
was stricken out.
The case had been appealed from the
police court and was given to the jury at
the close Of court.-Denver Republican.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-08

"Heno! This is the firm that left a
typewriter at your ofilce on trial, ana
we think you've had II ABOUT LONG
enough. Are you going to buy it,
These were the words that were
'phoned to a clerk in Allegheny city
hall recently, and before he stopped TO
get his breath he yelled back mat the
machine was not much good anyway
and he had decided not to buy it.
''Then We'll send a man tonight to
take it away came back over the
The clerk said: "Au right, come
and get the old thing
Now. the truth is, that some of the
city hall jokers had planned some
fun. and it was one of them at an
other telephone in the same building
who called up and pretended ne was
the typewriter agent Later in the
dav the Wag sent young fellow. who
was a stranger to the clerk, to get the
I'm here after that typewriter -
the caller remarked as he had been
Without hesitation the device was
pIaced in his hands and he lugged 1t
at once to where the jokers were in
waiting Next day one of the young
men telephoned once more and pre-
tended he was the typewriter sales
''The reason we have not called for
that machine" he explained, ''is be-
cause we've been too busy, but We'll
take it away tomorrow
Disgusting his alarm over what
looked to him like a swindIe, the clerk
gasped out, "All right" and then COM
nenced to worry Some days later
Detective Jimmie Mckay was put next
to the prank and asked to deliver the
missing property to the clerk and to
explain to the victim of the joke that
some young fellow had been found
trying to sell the typewriter on the
street. When that clerk reads this
-c11 f,1a rcd
from his bewildered brain.-Pittsburg
Dispatch.
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why the Saints should come to Fort
Scott's rescue after that town was
duped by a lot of trolley leaguerS is a
puzzle Topeka owes Fort Scott moth
ing, and the Giants should have been
made to pay for Armstrong If they
wanted to have him so badly. If Fort
Scott has to be strengthened why dtdn
ShiVeley and HOrnaday and Hurlburt,
who pretty nearly run the league, go
to lola and Joplin and pick some OF
their best men. This town has all the
troubles it can take care of and ought
not serve as the working bench to
make up for some one else's mistakes
and shortcomings.
The upshot, to simmer it down to the
bottom OF the kettle, is that BeVis Will
go to Sedalia, and Armstrong remain
at Fort Scott where he now is. Topeka
will have Schrant and he is a good
acquisition. 1t is a good thing for To-
peka that Armstrong is gone; he dld
no good here after his runaway TO
Hornaday's town two weeks ago.
But then Topeka has some new men.
DrummOnd, who is a really ahlgn Grass
first baseman and halls from Kansas
City, stated this morning that ne Woulu
don the uniform of the Saints this al
ternoon. Randolph was slated for the
field to take Bevis' place. Then there IS
another man on the wire now, py
the name of Semple, a discard from the
St. Joe Western league. He Is SAID 10
be crack infielder.
HOWE will probably go in day or
two. he VIII De GllHGL ICltdSC0 VI
traded off. if Alberts can patch UP an
other deal of the Abbott nature Some
people say Pittsburg got a gold brick
Howe has a great reputation, but he
didn't verify his press agents notices
in Topeka. He has been unmercitully
pounded, has been unable to bat or TO
field.
All of this embroglio, with its trim
mings of everybody mad at everybody
else Just spells one big word: ''Disorga-
lnfzation'' The Topeka team is suffer-
| ing from that malady aggravated TO
about 1O5 degrees, and recovery IS
doubtful for some days to come Dr.
Alberts will have to get out his medl-
cine chest and do some faithful work
The turbulent condition of the team
can all be traced back to the night
when Abbott was released, and the
team to a man marched up to Secretary
Logan asking that he be given another
chance Alberts had let him go and
Logan let him have his second trial Al
least that is the story. The players got
il into their heads that Alberts was
not the whole thing, although they We're
/ told so at a subsequent meeting Inc
little manager thinks that the aftalr
hurt his authority, and feels that the
unruly qualities of some of the mem
beers of the team were bred in them as
a result of Abbott's reinstatement after
! J7a had baaO fired"
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Sandr,s Onininn

no man can get drunk in two hours. -
Sandy Macleod made that statement I'M
der oath yesterday when he was on the
witness stand in the county court. Judge
Means looked up when he heard 1t, but
thought his hearing was at fault
VIII the stenographer please read that
answer" the judge said
Stenograp her Libbey read: mo man can
get drunk in two hours
Then Marcus Haines, who was prOsecut-
ing Duncan McPhall for being drunk, took
up the examination again. McPhail had
been arrested for drunkenness and by the
time he had been safely landed IN the bull
pen at the city jail had fought several 20
licemen and had been rendered uncOn-
scious by a blow from Sergeant Kratlzo' S
club. Macleod had been with McPhail at
O'Clock and the trouble with the Uni
formed force was just about o'clock
Macleod had said that McPhan was not
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-08
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Nickerson, of
the City Of Mexico. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. L. Thompson.
Mr.. Fred G. Maegley, of Chicago.
formerly of Topeka, was in town for a
few days the latter part of last week
and the first of this.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ruder, of
Chillicothe, Mo, who We're guests of
Capt. and Mrs. w. s. Albright for
several days, have gone home.
Mr.. John Fleishmann has returned
from the university at Lawrence for
the summer vacation.
Miss Emily Potter of Colora do
Springs is expected next Tuesday to
spend several weeks with Misses Alice
and Virginia Meade.
Misses Maud Grimes, Esther Rauch,
Ethel Morton. Louise McNeal and Eva
Bailey are attending the annual con
clave of the Owls sorority at Law
renee. The conclave began Tuesday
and will last until Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogg, of Olathe, are
guests of their son. Mr.. VIII Ogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dumont Smith.
who have been at the Copeland for
several days. will return to their home
in Kinsley the last of the week. Their
son Eusta ce. who has been at Christ
hospital for an operation. joined them
at the Copeland today and viii go
home with them.
Mrs Agnes R. Aterbury, of Berk-
eley, Cal, and her daughter Mary
Ethel, are guests of Mrs. John Ross
| Mulvane. They will go to St Louis to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-08
AN EXTRA CAT.
Only Two Were Shipped and the Crate
Was Locked.

The Courant on Saturday told Of the ar
rival rom London on Friday OF two
lady Persian cats. consigned to Julius
Copperburg for Mrs. Joseph G. Nicholson
Tarimville. But little more than half the
truth was told.
Mrs. Nicholson came here on Friday
moved from the crate in which they were
shipped she took them in basket TO
on the same train As II was supposed to
be empty it received little care from the
train hands. being pitched out OF the car
TO the platform. turned over and over
wagon and thrown out again at Mitch
elsons' back door.
which Mrs. Nicholson started to remove
the straw from it preparatory to housing
ii in the barn She first took out the
straw from the Blondina's compartment
When this had been removed she put her
hand down into the Sunny Locks quar-
tiers. Her hand touched something soft
she thought she had touched a rat.
After regaining her courage she peered
had touched was of "A grayish color. Salts
fed that it was not rat, she put her
hand in again and brought out few
The youngster. its eyes still unopened.
was vigorous and unframed, although IL
must have got some pretty hard knocks
when the crate was thrown about, and in
spite of the fact that it had spent cold
night out Of doors.
Mrs Nicholson had already given Sun
ny Locks. which is an orange Persian, to
Mrs Copperburg. and the kitten re-
sembled Sunny Locks as much as a. week
old kitten can resemble a grown UP OF
nearly a year. Mrs Nicholson also gave
the kitten to Mrs. Coppsr5urg.
As only two cats were shipped from
London and the crate in which they came
remained locked from the time it was
packed until 1t was opened at Hartford,
Mrs. Mitchelson Is much puzzled 20 know
how the kitten came to be where II was
found.-Hartford Courant-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-08

soon for a permanent residence else
where, includes Mrs. Ben CrisweIl,
Mrs Charles Gault, Mrs. Clarence
Smith Mrs. Frank Edison, Mrs. c. E.
Sutherland, Mrs. F. S. Savage. Mrs.
Lew Miller, Mrs. John Sauer and their
children.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-08

Frederick McGregor. 2:15, full
brother to Pansy McGregor. champion
yearling of the world. viii go a fast
mile against a running horse at the
matinee on the fair grounds Saturday
Frederick McGregOr is owned by
William Bradbury Of Topeka and has
made fastest time on the Topeka
track this year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-08

Victoria. b c.. June s--The steamer
NIanuka arrived from Australia bringing
as passengers. intending some leading
Australians on their way to St Louis.
c. Dudley Cooper. Australian commission
err 10 St Louis. was a passenger In spite
of the bad reception accorded John Alex
ander Dowie in Australian cities he met
with some success. as 81 recently convert
ed Zionists arrived on the BIanuka from
South Australia, bound for Zion City
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-08

Mrs. L. R. Lane and Mrs. o. B.
Martin have issued invitations for a
thimble party Wednesday afternoon,
June Is. at the homse of the former
at 1874 Western avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-08

Mrs w. T. CHzer, 435 Tyler street.
gave an informal afternoon Tuesday
for Mrs. J. L. Luthy of Albuquerque.
New Mexico, and Mrs. Miller of Bur
lington, Iowa, who are visiting Mrs
J. P Raster and Miss Agnes Scrieff
of Chicago who is her own guest. me
others asked were Mrs. Raster, Mrs.
Frank Farnsworth of Silver City, New
Mexico, Mrs. f. E Wardin, Mrs H. NJ.
HadIey, Miss Ethel Hadley, Miss Bur-
dick of Kansas City, Mrs. George
Scott and Miss Georgia Weaver