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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14

FOR SALE-Real Estate
Look Ye Spectators and HOmeSeekers:
149 acres Arkansas river bottom land,
good house of rooms, barn for {
horses, granary, cribs, cattle shed.
windmill and tank; good orchard, all
fenced and croSs-fenccd. - acres pas
ture, 20 acres meadow. Y acres alfalfa.
80 acres for corn; school house on the
place. $40 per acre. Possession given
within thirty days.
100 acres - miles from Wichita, good
groom house, barn, cribs, granarleS,
. acres OF orchard, 40 acres pasture, bal
ance cultivation. 20 acres wheat fenced
and cross fenced; until March LIST, $3.50.
Five other l6J-acre farms. nicely located
and nicely improved, and good neigh
borhooas, $500 each.
50 acres, 6 miles from Main and Doug
las. all notion land; rich, black soil;
house OF rooms. new, 2-story barn Tor
6 horses windmill and tank. acres
orchard, acres alfalfa, = acres wheat,
fine as silk; all goes for sea per acre.
Six S0-acre farms, nicely located as TO
church and schools, and good neiShbor-
hoods, nicely improved, for so TO $50
per acre.
Three quarters in body, half bottom
land sets of Improvements, good or
ChardS; until March list. So per acre
If you want farm. / have the goods;
Sc in number, from so 10 800 per acre.
You need not 90 further than my
office TO be suited.
CITY PROPERTY.
\ fine S-room house and % feet, North
Topeka, close in, $500
Elegant modern y-rOom house North
Emporia, 80 feet. $500.
y Groom cottage, modern except fur
mace. close in, $2,103.
Swell homes on North Market, Law
renee. Topeka. Emporia and St Francis
avenues. Also cottages and homes i'll
all parts OF the city.
l.. S. TROTTER.
Room /, over 104 n. Main Street
1I-ltX
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
HOUSES And VACANT LOTS On IN
STATEMENTS.
l. TO 20 per cent Of Purchase Price down.
Balance So per month per Sl06.
RENTS plus little buys house you oc-
cupy. or some other you select
CALL Or WRITE For LIST. or select
some place. We can make it easy TO buy.
5-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
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Since King Henry took up the hobby Of
canary breeding. prices have steadily ad-
vanced until crested birds have been sold
at $3.50 a pair
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Attend Wichita Business college and
Shorthand institute. It IL open always
10 persons of both sexes. Fazel, Adams.
Hibarger and Price. 11i-l1s Ncrth Mar
yet street, Wichita Kansas e7-tf
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S-EaYEE-

$50 sYF-T or SToT- ES-r)re dark -e1
~ -, shos iza r0--ts aae
ss-7f re- hftt riat aht ~ $1-
tfv Johz Siszor- ERysgl1e. Ken
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I hereby announce myself a candidate
for County Clerk. subject TO The decision
of the Republican county convention 10
BE- 5eld in Wichita February -, 1891.
\ & RICHARDS
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-960 acres Of land
Soil dark loan. level lay, all decided
land II. Z. Csburn, ~ L. Douglas
71-ltX
FOR SALE-One half section. with good
improvements timber. running water,
bottom land and alfalfa. rural te!e-
phone line good neighbOrhood, handy TO
railroad.
l6J acres of improved land, adjoining
good railroad town; house and i'm
proVefnents three blocks from HlSn
school building, 10 acres under culuNa-
ton, balance in pasture which handles
the town cows at one dollar per head
per month.
Eighty acres, two miles from railroad
town. 10 acres under cultivation, balance
in grass.
100 acres. improved, running water. rurl
mail delivery, good neighborhood, school,
etc.
These lands are owned by parties who
must sell them, and do so quick. They
must be sold in the next ten days, and
the prices are the greatest inducements.
Detailed information furnished by
TEMPLE * REEVE,
71-su-sa- su-3t SchcetZ Building.
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Get go New puzzle at Tanners.
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I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of County Treasurer. sub
3ect 10 the decision Of she Republican
colDty convention TO he held in Wichita
February - 1901 T.. WEBB.
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wish 10 say To the Republicans Of
Sedgwick county that / am "a candidate
for County Treasurer subject to decision
of convention February -.
J.. 4. WILSON.
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FOR SALE
80 feet. east front, y. Market, between
Ninth and Tenth.
80 feet east front, Fairview, between
Thirteenth ana Fourteenth.
80 feet. corner Twelfth and Wichita, east
and north front.
80 feet y Waco, between Ninth and
Tenth.
Also al 1924 y. Market. one of the finest
S-room cottages in the city, new and
modern in every respect. model home.
All the above for sale by the owner at a
reasonable price.
DIR W W. MINICK, 14t y. Main.
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Piano tuning $3.50, Eberhardt & Hays.
corner Douglas and Emporia. Phone 9S1.
66-su-w-fri-tf
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Prof. Hartman viii give a children s
gaslight colonial party aSturday after
noon, 2:30 77-2tx
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Mrs Wins,ow,s scotn,r.. 5vruo

Everyone is after '4-20." Come early
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r1P StTE-Cna t0t. f00Ftri - IfT-
f-rrff- r-f 20 tits address Ei-tf
r-12 -So-rresst quarter --li-- E-ss-.
-,-~Fe r-rrs east 1C Tc-th nice -~0~th.
- ac--s M ia wheat o1-tnr- Es
. --.-,--a.-- No f-r1Ircs Csn sell
fhf- farm % ffc -5E&c price - arnec
~ z--ae r-ceted rear FarIeT irerrore5
gsaa car E~~ possession -r p
1Fe-~r " Cic-derln & Co. - S.
T-r.e2cs lVf-ue- TX
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] wish To announce myself a candidate
for The office If County Treasurer Of
Sedgwick county. subject tu the decision
of the Republican county convention,
February . 1904. Primary February ,.
1901. OSCAR I. WINTERS.
Eagie Township
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Ask Tanner for new puzzle 400"
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FOR SALE-Four nice lots at corner
Friends University campus. $50.
Four nice lots facing Friends Univer-
sity campus. $500
\ $50 feet frontage. near Friends Uni
vers.tv 500.
\ ly1-foot frontage. on University ave
nue.. S2.eo.
\ lo-foot corner. facing University ave
nue.. $3.50
% feet ON Glenn avenue, south Of Men
ter avenue. $@l@-
81 feet. east front 30 feet north Of Ma
Vle. On Vine street. Sl5
1i9 feet front on Maple. northwest cor
nor o. Vine street S1.rt.
165-foot frontage. on Maple street. cor
usr with nice shade. ear service every
ten minutes S~H
= Groom -9-foot property. well located
On West side $50.
FRED ISRAEL, l25 \. Market
I--tt
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HOUSES EoR SALE

FOR SALE-On monthly payments. &c
s washington. new house. rooms,
barn. - feet. Price. $40. Walter Nor
ris l25 ". Main 7-It
FOR SALE-Four-room cottage, pantry.
closet barn. fruit. maple shade trees.
30 feet. east front SI7 Cherry street.
Cali premises T1-su-we-fr-Stx
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0slly Essis. DELIVERIES. Ioe Ger wees
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FOR SALF.-s41-acTe farm. sets of In
movements. 70 acres grass balance ~
cultivation. > orchards mostly fe1c71.
mi bottom land miles from CiJg. o1iT
81 rrr acre 1-e-acre fruit farm. = 1cres
ia choice f-ult wei improved, : miles
fra-, civ. Only $1,000 S-acre farm. ~
miles frrru CITY. choice land snap 80
e. --a ea4ac-r farm. Wei improved. cioee
r. civ e 7.- 9.I-Icrc ranch - acres
wheat well iE-f To-ed. Only s. re~ acre
W. have various other forms and
ranches ~ I-ic to =dit Al77 sIIla
t-4rt- from 70 81 acres Dur sar-
gains fin city property arr many Ne
r9-e only tn-o Of our 5-a~Te tracts Ne
os- ~ - sr Hannah a-diti1- : f--oer1
I-ss--e az So pr month - isfs IN
Piac.-s sdditio-- price g. - @ p
s-- rr7- lots close 20 Fyte1fr urt-
versi.v. c1ly s. ~ a. how = thatf
- <-~r7s q, r=-- CsT ~ or -f5r
1vo'tz Osturr & Crave1-. - F. Loretas
.-s~+- LEX
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I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of County Sheriff, subject 10
the decision of the Republican County
Convention. to be held IN Wichita Feb
ruary -, 1894. J. II. M'PHERSON.
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CLASSIFIED
WAN I S
Continued from Fifteenth FaSe.)
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-I6J acres. 10 acres wheat
small improvements, s4,a60.
go acres, 100 acres in cultivation, fair
improvements, $3.50.
go acres, ali bottom. good improve
meDtS. SO per acre.
1,520 acres, IL miles Of county seat, 40
acres IN cultivation; more than z hrst-
class bottom land; . sets impr0V meats:
fruit and running water; an excellent
farm ana stock ranch; the land IN Gull
tivation worth the money asked.
100 acres. 10 miles west Of Pond Greek.
Q. T., $50 acres in wheat, small improve
ments. at bargain; or viii trade for
city property.
CITY PROPERTY.
New 5-room cottage bath, barn, fruit,
shade. 10 lots. at a bargain.
Also rooming houses, cheap.
Cali and see US for bargains
NICHOLS &, BLAKE.
77-ft Over ll2 E Douglas
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

/ wish to announce myself r candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer. sub
ject to the decision OF the Republican
County Convention, 10 ice held in Wichita
February o. 1904. s. L. DAVIS.
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FOR SALE-Compcued to sell or fore
close mortgage: 3g9-acTe farm. well i'm
proved. good land: force price. 5000.
r. y. Winfield Co, SIS Z. Douglas.
Wichita Kan. 65-tf
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FOR SALE-Land. eli over southwestern
kansas Can sell you a choice half
section in Finney county at s. per acre.
5000 acres at SO per acre. Very fine
quarter in Meade county. $500. Elegant
home and 2.o0 acres. 800 of which is
bottom. on Arkansas river. $4,000. See
me for values in the southwest. +. I.
Spencer. III s. Lawrence avenue.
Tilt
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good claim.
Price. $50. Box IS. Woodward Q. T.
71-2tX
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FOR SALE
Cor,,plete list OF residences and desirable
lots ali sizes. locations and prices
Write or cali. indicate what Won want
VIII send you L.. or call and show you.
s-si,-.fF DEAN GORDON.
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FOR SALE-DuldinE lots On years tina
@ L. Drake. 20 Whine building
-7-S..--ts
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FOR SALE-S.o00 acres. in tracts OF 10.
TO 60 acres; all smooth, good soil, uf-
derlaid by an ineXhaustible supply OF
sheet water; adjoining land Of the same
chara is raising - bushels Of wheat
per acre and 1 good alfalfa crops per
annum- This land must sell. Come and
secure d good farm at low prices, Oh
easy terms. <. =. Fullington. Whine
building. 3S-fr-Su-we-u
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FOR SAIE-On payments. vacant lots
In different PARTS ~ city. Prices 81 10
$50 Waiter Morris. LIS y Main
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For SHERIFF..

FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of County Sheriff, subject 10
the decision of the Republican County
Convention. to bc held an Wichita. Feb
ruary -, 1894. J. II. MCPHERSON.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
| wish to announce myself a candidate
FOR the Office of County Treasurer. sub
ject to the decision OF the Republican
County Convention. 10 bee held in Wichita
February o. 1904 S. L. DAVIS.
! wish TO announce myself a candidate
for The office If County Treasurer of
Sedgwick county. Suhi-e; to the decision
of the Republican county convention,
February =, 1904. Primary February ,.
1901 OSCAR 7. WINTERS.
Eagle Township.
! wish 10 say TO the Republicans of
sedgwick county that / am a candidate
for County Treasurer subject to decision
of convention February ..
hereby announce myself "a candidate
for the office of County Treasurer. sub
3ect 10 the decision Of she Republican
coanty convention 10 be held in Wichita
February =. lsoi. L. WEBB.
FOR CLERK
l hereby announce myself candidate
for County CLERK subject TO The decision
of the Republican county convention TO
BE- Seid in Wichita February 1891
! wish to auDeurc, myself "a candidate
Tor the Office II County Clerk IF SCdEWlClI
county. subjcct % Tho decision of the
Republican County Convention February
p. 1891 Primary February -. 1905
PRANK }. FORD.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
] wish t. announce to The public that
am candi date for County Commission, T,
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FOR SALE-Wheat land, in Ness county,
50 per acre. Green * Wilson, Market
and First streets. 77-1tX
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STOLEN.
PATENTS.

w. STUART BROWN-Patcnt Attorney
Registered SIS West Douglas. Wichita.
Kan. 6S-fStX
PATENTS-For sale or trade late pat
entS. Ten statesmen wanted. steady Job.
address Patcntce lo1S y Market.
Wichita. Kan. 65-su-t Tulsa -s;x
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FOR SALE-On South Emporia avenue,
near the loop. = good, new. 6-roOm cot
tage. everything frst-class, 80 feet;
party going 10 leave city; half cash;
price $3.50.
4 good. G-room cottage. on Waco ave
nue. modern. good furnace. barn. half
cash. g. 100. ROB'T CARROTHERS.
77-Itx over 30 Z. Douglas Ave.
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FOR SALE-I have not anv gold bricks.
castles in the air or oil this side of the
bottonless pit. for sale at a bargain,
but ] have some choice farms. ranches
and city property that Will pay from 10
to 80 per cent or the investment. If you
want to buy q home or have money to
invest il viii pa- YOU to come see ne.
John Ferriter 20l +. Douglas. 69-tf
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provo,

Mrs. Ralph Poulton gave a kenslng-
ton Thursday afternoon VT thelr coy
little home on First West street The
quests present comprised the enrolled
member Of the Third ward Relief socl-
ETY.. Plotted plants, palms ana lal
flowers, were the decorations useq IN
the dining room and parlor A dainty
luncheon was served and merry AFTER
noon spent,
Mrs. Co0tai Anderson and daughter
Ruth Of Colorado are guests OF Mrs
Blersach They expect TO spend the
winter in Provo, and viii occupy the
house OF Mr. and Mrs Woodhouse on
First East and Second North street
Mrs. Christian Bandley was hostess
at sewing party Thursday evening
The ladies we're Invited for the early
evening. while the invitations for the
gentlemen read from untll y. The
home was prcttily decorated, And at
q o'clock a most delicious supper was
served. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Howe. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gatherim
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs Myrun Newell. Mr.. and Mrs
Pierce. Mrs. surd, Mrs, selck Mrs
Langstaff. Mrs McLane and the Misses
Mary Boshard and Annie selck.
Mr.. John Russon Of Lehl was visit
ing friends in Provo on saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Eggertsen Cluff, who is
spending the winter In salt Lake CITY,
Is In Provo, visiting her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Blersach have complet-
ed the furnishing OF their beautiful
new home on Academy avenue, and
expect 70 move In Monday next
Mrs Joseph Farrer has been the guest
OF her mother. Mrs Chapman, IN Salt
Lake CITY during the past week
Mr.. w. J. Beatle Of Salt Lake city
has been in Provo several days this
week.
Mrs. Louisa Mcbride has been In Salt
Lake city visiting relatives and friends
during the past week,
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win reside here. and win be at home
10 their friends after Dec /, at their
home on Fir street
The wedding Of MISS Emma Groes-
book. daughter OF the late John and
Mrs Gioesbeck WI take place next
Wednesday.
on Wednesday Miss Liddie Henneter
ana Mr. George r.. Brown were mar
rieh the cernony being performed az
o'clock 40 the home of the grOoms
parents. Mr. and Mrs Edwin Brown,
with Bishop Ivorson officiating The
bride was attended b. her sister Mrs
ELLA Swan and Mr. Arthur Snyder was
best man. A reception followed about
rs guests being present and the rooms
being Handsomely decorated In autumn
flowers. leaves and vines The bride
and her attendant wore dainty gowns,
and the affair altogether was a pretty
one Mr. and Mrs. Brown Will be az
home 10 their friends az 3l2 east Third
south street, after Dec l.
Miss Eudora CroWthcr and Mr. Pc
ter wills We're married Thursday I'm the
Temple. The welding was originally set
foi the 23gl, but as The Temple was
about 10 close, the ceremony was per-
formed O. week earlier and china
shower at the home OF Miss Ethel Rich,
1l1 south Third West street took the
place OF a reception on Thursday night.
Quite "a number Of the young couples
F.g. Ia. tfs sN d
evening was pleasantly spent IN play
ing games, singing and partaking OF
delicious refreshments, while the con-
tracing parties we're showered with
congratulations and good wishes. Mr..
and Mrs Wills win make their home
in this city
The marriage Of Miss May Lillian
Bishop and j. Walcott Thompson took
place Wednesday IN Trinity church,
New Haven. Hugh Satterlee was best
man,
Cards have been received by Salt
Lake friends for the marriage OF Miss
Ella Harriet Clark, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. Ross Clark and Henry
Carlton Lee, The Wedding will take
place Wednesday, Dec, Z. at the First
Congregational church In Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Backer have Is
sued invitations for the wedding recep-
ton OF their daughter Nellie and Geo.
NJ. Ridges, Friday evening, Nov Is, at
pa west First North,
on Thursday night Miss Gertrude
Sparey and Mr. w. Il. LaughlIn were
hurried, the ceremony being performed
at the home Of l.. Sparey az s o'clock,
The rooms were prettily decorated, and
the near relatives and friends were
present 10 extend good wishes Mr. and
Mrs. L0ughliu viii make their home
here.
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the ogden tabernacle NJ listening TO
recital 10 be given by Miss Ellen Thorn
as assisted by the Ogden tabernacle
choir and number Of local artists This
will be one Of the best musical events OF
the season. Miss Thomas VIII leave
ogden Wednesday next for New YORK
where she win study vocal culture,
Mrs J. II. Rhine gave delightful
party Friday afternoon at her home
ou Fowler avenue. She entertained a
number Of her lady friends at cards.
Dainty refreshments were served, and
pleasant hour was spent at vocal and
instrumental music
The married people " the Fifth ward
had most delightful dancing party
Thursday. which was Well attended. Re-
freshments were served during the eve-
ming
Miss Margaret Moran, a popular
young lady Of Harrisyllle was married
this week 20 William c. Field, a well
known young man Of ogden, They were
given a reception Thursday
The Woodmen Of the World ball
given Wednesday evening at the Kiesel
hall was largely attended and all pres
ent had very pleasurable time.
Mrs. Jane Davis, a popular lady OF
ogden, daughter OF Samuel Horrocks,
was married this week at san Diego
cal. TO w. 2. Jones Of that city
Prof. n S. Goddard, whose excellent
vocal work IN the Salt Lake Opera
company formerly, and who FOR the past
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(OMlNC2A~o -
E2GoING

Mrs. Charles Nelson Of Ogden who
has been visiting friends I'm the city
has returned to her home
MFR. and Mrs. l.. s. Os'len Of Logan
spent Thursday In the city, remaining
over for the play In the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Baker have moved
and are now at home Ia their irlehds
at 31l Third street
Mrs. w. W. Armstrong has returned
from a short visit With friends ~ PaiN
city
Mrs. Wright and Mrs, Carr both Of
Sacramento, cal, visited MI ana MIS-
G.. L.. Rood this week.
w. A. Duval and his two children
have returned from their eastern TIP
Mr. and Mrs. Il. G, Legg ana SON.
Harry, left Thursday Tor Arizona to
spend the winter.
Mrs Richard H. Cabell Is back at
Rowland Hall after a months leave OF
abrence
Mrs clark and Miss Laura Clark,
/ wife and daughter Of senator Clark OF
wyoming, are at the whitehall for
| few days
Mrs. ]. r. Keith has returned from
/ visit Of several weeks with her par
/ cnts In evanston.
Miss Edith Mcguire ig at home for
| the present at IS i street
Robert -. Tripp OF Yankton, S. D..
/ Is in the city and the latter part on
/ the week win leave, accompanied by
Mrs Tripp and the two daughters Tor
| California.
Mrs Jay II. Harris Iett Monday ~
| New York where she win Join Colonel
and Mrs H. j. Holmes for an eastern
visit
Mrs D. Moore Lindsay viii sail
! shortly from Liverpool after having
spent the summer al her home and will
reach here before Christmas.
Miss Eleanor Crawford has returned
| from the east Miss Mary Louise An
| derson rs remaining In The east for a
/ visit with her brother.
Mrs. Jo Heimberger and Mrs. r..
| Leon of Leadyllle are I'm the city, the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Sig Simon
Mrs. E. j. Petty left Wednesday
| morning for ST. Louis, where she VIII
visit her sister, Mrs. G. f. Ehrlich OF
l S. Louis, for a few weeks aud take IN
I the fair.
Graham Lawrence has returned from
l San Francisco.
Miss Florence Evans, who has been
visiting Mrs J. r. Evans, is now In ST.
Louis. before returning 10 her home In
Cincinnati
Mrs j. O. Hermberger and Mrs. Leon
of 1.eadyille are guests Of Mr. and Mrs
/ SIG simon,
Hoyt sherman viii return next week
/ from visit Of a few weeks IN the east
|
Miss Katherine Hoag OF ogden is
spending the week With friends I'm
| town.
Mrs. w. S. Cook OF Nephl Is the guest
Of Mrs, MarloneauX
/
Mr. and Mrs Isaac strouse Of Balti-
more, Nd, are stopping az the knuts-
ford. Mr. Strouse Is the senior mem
her OF Strouse q Bros, manufacturers
Of high art clothing Mr.. Strouse's
son, Mr.. Ferd Suouse, Is the treasurer
Of the GreeneWald Furniture Co.