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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30
COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS

For County Treasurer
A. e. MChNIGHT.
BIZ. MARCHBANKS,
r. p. BURKS.
+. d. CRIDDLE,
For Tax Collector
GEORGE SWEAT.
T. J. TINGLE.
SIMP SPENCER.
J. w. RUSSELL,
For County Clerk
RUFF r. HENDRICKS.
For Sheriff
JOE P. MGNNICK.
For County Attorney
MARK SMITH.
CHARLEY PIPrIN,
JNO. d. MCRAE.
For District Clerk
TON BURLEsON.
For Supt. Public Instruction
J. d. COGHLAN.
For Constable Precinct NO. l.
BEN F. ABBOTT
T. NJ. MCKEE
For Commissioner Precinct A
LEE MOORE.
The cash must accompany eact
announcement. This rule will no
be deviated from.
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The tlms-wurn Injunction, never
put OF "a tomorrow what you can
40 .udaY, is now generally pre-
seuted iu this form; DO Il today f"
That ia Lho taTss adv ice We want o.
give YEA about that hacking cough
ia demarali4ing cold with which you
have been struggling for several
days. perhaps weeks. Take some
reliable remedy tor "a TopAA aud
Eet that remedy be Dr hosehee :
Herman syrup, which has been ~
use for over thirty ave years \
Eew doses of Il slll undoubtedly Fe'
lieva vouf cough 0F Geld aud ~
continued aaa f0F a Ie@ daya sill
core yuu completely No MATES
nov daap Raased Y0aF cough, even i
tread 81 sumption haa AtsANA sl
vouI lunss German syEup ~ MI aafe'
IN elteaA afe - g las a9Aa ne
tore IL thousands pf App Afsntls
fiYT5#thss eases uf tMMS N"mnAv'
Aaw tKlal bottle, 4ie, regular sA4el
] 5c al h A FeAfla
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30
CANDIDACY or COUSINS.

II
Mr. R.B. Cousins. nov o. Hunts
lvElla. Texas, Ii . candidate Cor State
superintendent OF Public Tnstruc-
Ition, aud In the primaries to be held
next July his name will appear on
each and every ballot. It has been
my policy, and that of the papers in
which am interested. in the seven
years 1 nave been in this county, to
keep out of politics as far as possi-
BILE; to simply give the news and all
the news we could possibly get hold
of, and this policy of giving the
news is not to be let up on because
a campaign Is on and beginning to
warm up.
Knowing Prof. Cousins as 1 do,
and his qualifications for the i'm
portant office he seeks, feel that
it would be injustice to him, TO my
self and to my friends throughout
Ellis county If l should now keep
silent as to his qualifications and
the claims 1 consider he has upon
every voter in Texas who has
children to educate.
/ lived in Mexia five years and ran
newspaper there. Prof. Cousins
was superintendent of the public
schools there at the time, holding
the place for sixteen years. During
that time he had offers from Waco
and other large cities in Texas to
leave Mexia, but in every instance
the plucky little city of Mexia
raised Prof. Cousins salary to the
same amount offered by the larger
cities and thereby kept him. / know,
after FIVE years of intimate associa-
| ton with him, that he is man first
| OF ali, highly educated, coupled with
sound judgment and if elected will
make Texas one of the very
best superintendent she ever had.
Prof. Cousins is a native of Georgia,
was raised on a farm, and his first
schooling was in a little log school
| house in the country. From this he
gradually advanced until he gradu-
ated from the Georgia state univers-
| ity. His university education did
not give him the big head nor did 1t
make of him Observation-Disclosures
dle-dude. / know that be Is in SYM
patty with the country schools and
country school teachers, and will,
| il elected, not slight this, the most
important of all our school interests.
Mr.. Lefevre, the present Superin-
teudent OF Public instruction, has
served the state nearly four years.
He was appointed to fill out the I'M
expired term Of Mr.. Kendall, who
resigned a few months after his cleo
ton. Mr.. Lefevre was then elected
for full term of two years which he
is now serving. You voters know
that in most instances to get a Tel
low out Of office in this day and
time. we have TO choke him off, or
in other words, beat him with some
good man, and that is what we will
do to Mr. Lefevre in Ellis county.
Two-thirds, yes, | believe, three
fourths OF the teachers of Ellis coun-
ty are for Cousins, tooth and toe
nail, and / know whereof | speak
when / say that If you voters Of FL
lis county scratch Lefevre's name
and vote for Prot. Cousins you will
never in all your days, have Cause
to regret it. INNOCENCE.
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Cured Hemorrhages OF the Lungs

Several years since my lungs
were so badly affected that | had
many hemorrhages, writes A. NJ
AXE, of Wood, Ind, II took treat
ment with several physicians with
out any benefit. l then started to
take Foley's Honey and Tar, and
my lungs are now as sound as bal
let. | recommend IL in advanced
stages OF lung trouble" Foley's
Honey and Tar stops the cough and
heals the lungs, and prevents ser
ious results from cold. Refuse
substitutes. Sold by h. w. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30

rJust In the nick of time our lit
tie boy was saved'' writes Mrs. w.
Watkins of Pleasant City, Ohio,
II Pneumonia bad played sad havoc
with him and terrible cough set in
besides. Doctors treated him, but
be grew worse every day. At length
we tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, and our darling
was saved. He's now sound and
we'll" Everybody ought to know,
it's the only sure cure for Coughs
Colds and all Lung diseases. Guar
anteed by Thomas & Moore. Price
SOC and S1.0G Trial bottles free.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

For City Marshal
Tom DIXON.
For City Secretary
GRO w. WALLER, Jr.
Fo Assessor and Collector
CLINT SPALDING.
For City Attorney
A. l.. LOVE.
For City Treasurer
FRANK GETZENDANER.
For Alderman Ward L
d. q. THOMPSON.
For Alderman Ward >
w. l.. p. LEIGH.
For Alderman Ward )
j. NJ LANCASTER.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30

ms announced that Pres. Roose-
Welt will noe bounce Mr.. Summers,
the Nebraska attorney who prosecu-
led PastotHrv Broker DIETRICH, until
after Che November elections. IN
that event Mr.. Summers Will lot be
much loser. financially, for the in-
coming democratic administration
vii. bounce tiW anyway
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30

Mrs. h. w Evans, Clearwater,
kan, writes; My husband lay siek
for three months. The doctors said
he bad quick consumption. We pro-
cured bottle II ballard = hore-
haand syrup, and IL cared bin.
That vas slx years ago aud since
then We have always kept bottle
ia the house We cannot DO with
out IT, For coughs and colds u has
no equal. 35e, saie aud sl.uo said
bv Hood a Martin.
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EAst Bound

II this thing Of sinking merchant
men across the mouth 81 Port Ar
thur keeps up the Russians will get
desperate. come out Of the harbor
some fine morning and smash Ad-
mirai Togo's ships into a cooked
nat. There's such a thing as tick
ling bear beyond the point Of en-
1urAugr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30

Fufus Langsford has arrived home
and hrs mother 10 reported 70 be
rapidly sinking at o'clock this af-
ternoon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30

Instead u twenty -eikhts this gives
|us one more delegate ii che state
convention.
Midlothian Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30

/ SAINT "a yoaBg lAdiss % tAks
lsaaons lu wAter color patutlu8.
Wtll learn poa te au thls beautiful
wotk tu aue iay kor rates address
alntan Caldwell aN sonth Main
.teaat @pd
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sat c.. west souut.
ne q leaves ~ am
No % leaves Ia pun NJ
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East Bound
sa > leaves . a. AN Connects a. Garrett FOR
Dallas and 81 Euuls Tor Houston
az q leayes cg pm-stArts from WaxahAehie
No. "a leaves ~ D@
Ma "a leaves ~ pm-Uaiy exespt sunday
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The Daily Markets


~ privs's sire 70 y u. aePsaEl& Co, n
Wilson, manager
NEW YORK COTTON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

day night NJ, Eleanor Ford viii give
nm entertainment consisting Of sketches
VI travel, and music, the last under
the direction Of Madame Swenson, and
with Mrs Bessie Browning as solost
The audience committee consists OF
Mrs William lglehart, Mrs. Fredk. d.
Blckford, Mrs Hal w Brown, Mrs.
Frank G. Kelsey, Mrs Heber NJ. Wells,
Mrs A. Dorns Melvin, also Miss Grace
Dele Davis, Miss Burkela Pierce and
Miss Mary Mayne OF the Pierpont
school OF Oratory
Mrs. John Cain entertained informal
~ at her home yesterday.
Mrs. Bonner X. Smith gave an infor.
NAL luncheon on Thursday.
Miss Cora Davis was hostess at an m
formal affair yesterday.
Mrs. a. C., Hummelbaugh entertained
at a delightful card party yesterday
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pie VIII leave after the ceremony Tor
a bridal trip. which viii possibly DE eX.
tended 10 Europe Dean Eddie VIII
perform the ceremony
Mrs Alexander NJ. Watson announces
the engagement Of her daughter Agnes
VI. 20 Mr. r. J.. Booth, the marriage TO
take place Thursday, Sept No.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Boreham an
rounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Nellie 10 A. Il Jensen Of Pres
ton lda- the marriage 10 take place
sept H.
September % Is the date set for the
wedding Of Miss Amy Hagman ana Mr.
~ George Gardner The wedding VIII
be followed hy large reception at the
home at lee fride's parents.
Tue narppr Of Miss clara Groshell
AID Oscar w. Rawlins win take place
oNt Monday afternoon al o o'clock tt
lh' home Of the brides brother. y H.,
Groshell
The marriage Of Miss Leone Horne
daughter " Mrs, Sophronia Spencer
Horne, and Mr. Aubrey Howell, viii
take place next Wednesday
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Mr.. Herbert Roeder. Mrs j. johnson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. McGlone Mrs. Downs.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 1904.

Miss Virginia Beatty have returned
from california. where they have been
during the sumner
Mrs Jacob b. Bambergcr left yes
terday tot q visit In California
NJ. and Mrs :. S. Freed. Mr. and
Mrs Walter % Filler and llttle daugh-
ter left yesterday for a short trip TO
California
Mrs. Winston and two children of
shanghai, China, are here from CALI
forna fol a visit al NE home of Judge
and Mrs John A. Marshall
Mr and Mrs Sol Segel left yesterday
for a short visit 10 the Pacific coast
Mrs. Coates of London, England, who
has been the guest OF Mrs, Charles o..
pmmmer for several weeks, viii sail
shortly for her home.
Mrs. Fisher S. Harris and children
viii return the first of the week from
Brighton, whore they have been spend
ing Che summer
Dr. and Mrs Fred Sau0or and Mrs.
S. H. Loavcr have returned 10 the city
after three months visit I'm Europe.
Their trip included visits in England.
scotland. Holland Germany Swit2er-
land and France.
Miss Lucy Van Colt Is home from
Brighton, where she spent the summer
capt Paul Miss Paul and Miss Alice
Paul have returned from a trip tO Porl-
land, Seattle and other points IN The
northwest
Mrs George Read and Miss Edith
Read leave shortly to spend some time
In So Louis
Mrs. w. $. Sears of Omaha is lu the
city visiting her daughter Mrs Philip
a. Dix.
Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery win
leave shortly for the east
Rev and Mrs j. g. Lincoln are now
at home To their friends az the par
sonage Of the First Presbyterian
church
Carlton Woods Holmes ls a guest Of
his SON COL Edwin r. Holmes
Mrs Thomas Kearns and her sister.
Miss Wilson. have returned from n
visit with friends IN Park city.
Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Carlson have re.
turned 1om an extended visit In Ore
gon and California
Mrs William II. Cunningham Is home
rom Logan. where she has been enjoy
Ing visit Of several weeks
Miss Kate Mackenzie viii return from
Montana next week. after a summers
stay with relatives at Miles city
Mn and Mrs W. W. Ritter. Miss Elsie
and Levi Ritter will leave shortly for am
extended eastern trip. Much OF the time
tNey are away viii be spent In New
York and Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo w. whitley re.
turned from California Thursday.
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The fruit festival given Frldav 800.
ming by the officers of the Sixth Vs.
y. J., NJ / A. tO the members of 49,
association, was one of the social .y,r,'
~ The season The following cyr.u",,,
program was rendered. Singing by t1'
sixth ward choir, selection by Inc r,,
tar ana mandolin club. recitation MI.
Hannah Dunn song Miss Eva Xu,5,
recitation Miss May Alexander, a..,
Mr WEI Roberts, Iccltatiou Mis- El,
BgCksleld. song Miss leila Sv.ri'
selection 10y thc gutter and mDn5,u,
club After this they aaiourpa5 ~
the basement. which presented al u,.t
beautiful appearance The room y.'
prcttily decorated in white and qrc.,
long tables were deliberately dccorot'
with flowers and variety of frun
About $50 sat down and enioyed m. Jg'
lclOus spread, after which games y.r,
INDUCED In until late hour, when AM
departed, expressing themselves as h8v.
ms had a very enjoyable evening.
Mr. Howard Lindsay. chief clork no
the railway mail service. and wife cana
down from Ogden Sunday ana anon,
the day iu Provo as the guests of Mr
James Glove.
Judge SaXcy of Spanish Fork was M
the county seat Monday
Mr. j. r. Hodson spent Sunday i'm
SprIngville,
Mr. j. ~. Randall of ogden was In
This city Sunday visiting his sister, Nlrs
w. H. Brcrt1n,
Mr. Newell Knight was lu Salt Lake
Thursday
Misses Laura and Fila Larson of
Pleasant Grove have moved 10 Provo
for the winter Miss Ella has accented
a position as instructor I'm the Brigham
ioung university
Mr. and Mrs L. Hobrook have Pc.
turned from Canada, after a very pleas.
amt but shor, visit with their SON.
Senator and Mrs Reed Smoot attend.
ed conference at Willard last Sunday.
Tho Startup Candy factory employees
enjoyed am outing at the Provo Lake
resort Thursday They with few i'm.
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lit Williams An elaborate supper was
served by the hostesses ana covers
were laid for about 5O The guest
we're Stella Hardy Klca Sheets. lrcn,
Armstrong. Dixie v. Pike. Helen Piper
Bessie Hatfield, Maggie JanncN Carrie
Williams. Erma Brown Marie Wells
Diana GustaSeson Irene Sears. Mamie
CoulHm. May Branch. Margaret Piper
Elsie Brown lone Blssett Lott Lowe,
Louise LicpsiRer Elsie Hansen Ruby
Snow. Ethel Allen. Charley Price VIII
Buckley Roy Billings. Harry II Mad
SEN Warren M1ngum, Ben Morris.
David Hood. Jack Browning Roy ray-
l0r Raymond Bowg Frank POLAND,
james Pitt Art chambarln Ncu
Sconberr Paul BillIngs ole Erickson,
EryIue Jackson. Fred Bassett Henry
Kendall. Defiance Wilson, Alfred Avilu.
Herbert Cassidy Rex Wilson Thomas
Mattress and Walter POLAND
Mr. Harry a. Madsen win give 70
hayrack party this evening for about
40 Of his friends They win leave Mr.
Madsens residence az 1870 q. M whence
they win take q ride 10 Pennington
When they return AN elaborate supper
win be- served 40 his home
Miss Nellie Jeremy VIII entertain nj
her home next Tuesday evening boz hon.
%. of Miss Sadie Scegmlllcr
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noon The rooms were tasteiully de-
coritcd and an enjoyable time spent
Col ana Mrs. T., b. Holmes win give
atge dancing party ON sent p, I'D
honor of Miss Henrietta Holmes ot
Chicago
Miss EloIsc sadlcr entertained NUM-
Der of friends delightfully."- at her home
last night
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Joplin entertained
few friends informally ut their nome
on Wednesday night
Miss Alice Goodwin win entertain
number of her young friends INFORMAL
ly at her home next Monday night
The post hop ON Thursday night was
the usual delightful affair supper was
served lu the officers club and punch
in the dancing hall
Hooper Dunbar and Roger sherman
win give e dancing party at the Dun
bar home next Monday night
Mrs. w. 3. spraguo entertained "a few
friends informally al tea yesterday
Mrs D. j Sharp gave pretty child
drens party on Thursday a. the ranch.
Mrs lgleheau entertained the meme
hers Of her Sunday school class at her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. r. q, Dustan entertained pleas
antly no her home on Thursday after
noon In honor OF her neice, Mrs. +, n.
Hawkes., who leaves shortly for the
east Last night Mrs. Duslans melee,
Miss Esther Wells, was guest Of honor
at a pleasant party given at the for
mcr.s home
AZ the Kenyon parlors ON next Tues.
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Mrs. Sol Slegcl gave q pretty chill
dron's party ON Wednesday for her 1T
Dc SON. Horace. the occasion being his
eighth birthday The Afternoon was
slout m games and contests, the latter
including u cinderella contest lu which
all tried bludfolded, tu pin slipper
ON the foot OF Cinderella tgure ON the
WALL Thorc was % peanut hunt ana
dainty iolrashmcnts were served, About
30 children enjoyed the afternoon
Mrs. a. q. Nollmer was hostess at
delightful informal affair Yesterday af-
tcmoon m honor Of Mrs. Joseph stowe
of Park city
Miss Ida Barker entertained at a
pleasant evening party at her home ON
Tuesday
ON Wednesday Miss Mildred Novel;
NIs hostess no "a delightful keneing-
tom given u honor OF her guest Miss
Hunter Tho rooms were prcttily de-
Coratod aud Refreshments were served,
Mr. and Mrs r. D. Fabian entertain
cd 40 1909 enjoyable card party ON Mon
day night lu honor OF their son Harold,
who leaves shortly To- resume his studies
n. Yale The decorations We're iu yell
low AMID were beautifully carried ont m
mlrIgoIds The lawn was spread with
rugs and sofas ana made a pretty pic
turc. AbOdt 65 guests were present
Mrs. j. G.. I.oaty and Mrs. II. G. Nc
MILAN uhapernned a delightful lake
party ON Wednesday.
Miss Dolly Davis entertained at "A
pleasant afternoon AFFAIR today iu honor
Of Miss Bessie Mayne
ON Wednesday Mrs. $. j. Siodahl en-
tcrained the Happy Hour club at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. p. W. Madsen were
hosts at am evening party ON Tuesday
given IN honor of Mir, and Mrs. Eckert
OF BellyIle, H.
Mrs. j, +. OMEN chaperoned a party
Of young people at "a lake party on
Monday the others present being Bes-
ste Calllson. q. Callison, lee Talbot LII
Lamhourno Min Lamhourne Frank
lumbouue, Miss Jesse Tremcm, Miss
Ida Tremlm Leilah Sjodahl, clyde
Banner Hamilton Park. Mabel Cow.
am, Roy Castleton curt Young, George
Chamberlain, Mac OMEN.
Harry knight entertained the mom-
beers OF his college fraternity at stag
dinner on Thursday
Mrs, Charles Brink entertained I'M
formally at cards on Thursday after
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SjEpD'N6rN2

Mr. and Mrs T., Schocnfcld announce
tae engagement of their daughter Hor.
tense to w. II. Pollock of this city. The
wedding viii take place In the early
part OF October
The wedding Of Miss Grace Emery
and Wallace Bnnsford will take place
next Tuesday morning The wedding
viii be- a quiet one, and the young cou.
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hyterIon church and their friend. ,...
delightfully."- entertained Thursdav Y
tonoon boy Mrs. Lindsy and ,t'
foreman ot The Foreman home of 'i i',
lprsuu avenue, WE
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(oMING4ro -
SkIGoTNo

| luk l'lallNts mere, ana Us ine guest ol
Wilson.
Miss Grace Stanchneld has returned
from q visit OF several months I'm Car
diner a. d.
Miss Eliza Curtis is home from a
visit ~ several weeks in Oakland,
Miss Virginia Bush OF Logan will
spend the winter in Salt Lake.
''s
Mrs T.. W. Wilson and SON Russell
have returned from a visit OF two
''s
Mr. and Mrs. William r.. Butler and
their little daughter have gone To st.
fair
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Clcland are
ent at IS S street.
Mrs. Henry p. Henderson will leave
next week for a visit to 81. Louis, and
Judge Bartch will leave shortly for
the east accomnanied nv HE two
daughters. Raw and Olive. who wnl en-.
ter the Boston Conservntory ~ Music
e., ,,,., .,,,l,
sss
Mrs. s. A. Pointer and Miss Phil
Pointer are In the city.
pearl Ruler Who have heon The guests
of Mics Caroline Holmes for some Tine
have returned m th"ir homes I'm Den.
YER.
Mrs Alma Katz lon bis wook FOR
New York where she vIll ioin DR. and
Mr. and Nrs cooroo Uos,or,o,, and
baby lost vestorday for Chicago ,vbere
thcy are 10 make their home
Miss Cora SNYDER has pone 10 Load.
Wild colo whore she viii ioir ber
for a visit ia the fair
$50
Mr. and ,trs Ar,bu, pra,tsi, ,,ui
Leave shortiv for a visit of sever5i
,,rt,,ro tbo, ,Yiii bo cuos,s a. tIo h,,ro
M mr. ana MIS- II a Vinrcnt
Tho N,issos Nta,, aud Carrio Ntor-
90 where tbsv bavo hem Visiting rcis.
tiyes
Name have rotmr,ed frorn tboir home
IN navton n af,er a vlsit Win rcia-
lives and friends In this civ ''' va
Nrs CLAUDE " ca,os Ia ,,,,,,,,s Mice
Louise peerv AT her nome In Ogden
After an ENJOYABLE visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. G. +. Richards, Mrs NJ. s.
colorado Springs.
Mrs g. n, Miles has returned from
wyoming.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel and Miss
Beatrice OConnor return next week
from a months. visit in the Pacific
Mrs hacnel > Mlller' VINO mas beeu
N,sltlns ner f1n ana ,,, naushter Mr.. ana
Mrs' Jonn Ml',er OF Irall u; Z" tor the
MT ana Mrs FRANK klmoall are now
OF Il and Third streets
All. -, s ,
MISS lda savage leit ms week Tor
the next year In study.
MT ana MRS. benner \. smith lett
Miss Mabel Kinney left Yesterday for
Barclay, Utah, to spend the winter.
,,,ncd "'t sro,, c,iitor,ioa ~ ~" ~.
bs,o heen visi,tng for scyerei ,ycaus
mast ~ " ' no
DR.. A. ID. Melvin has left for trim
through Yellowstone park and into Ida.
no. lie viii be gone several weeks.
Major and Mrs. Kitchener and their
daughter Carline. who have spent the
summer here, left this week Tor their
nome
Mrs Waldemar Van Colt Is spending
a month IN california
Mrs George II. Wood LETT today FOR
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Miss Bessie ~. Moyes and Mr. j. r.
Lcavitt Were married i'm the Salt Lake
Temple Wednesday Aug 81, aud "a re-
CCption was rendered them I'm the even
lug al the home of the brides parents,
Mr., and Mrs. A. II. Moyes, 2l9 Twenty
first etreet, ogden Mr.. A. H. Fryer
served refreshments assisted by six lit
tie girls In white Punch was served by
Grace Webhcr The brides gown was
Of white null Assisting In receiving