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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28

that the Pavson schools would close tlis
year a month earlier than usual, owing
10 a lack OF funds, but It is authentieaslly
given cut By the board that tile schools
Mis- chloe Hush, after several days
spent in Salt Lake. is home again.
Frank Hawkins returned To Mammoth
Monday after a fe@ days visit in Pay
son.
Miss Hattie Coombs Of the Tintic Miner
force. Eureka, was down sunday TO spend
the day with her mother, Mrs Augusta
CoOmbs.
Two brothers and cousin Of D. s.
Pack. the Pays0n forest reserve 0VerSeel'
were here from kamas. Ltah, 70 spend
Washington birthday.
President J. S. Page vas n salt Lake
Tuesday on business
D. s. Pack spent Tuesday in Provo.
the guest % DEPUTY Sheriff Barnett
TIE Misses Murdoch and Eiuilinger. Of
HebersCity, were the guests Of the Misses
Ada Schorrer and Delphia SiD0ns the
fore part o. the week.
Miss Marietta Martin OF Neuhi spent
a pleasant visit the fore part Of the
week with her sister Miss Martin Of the
Presbyterian school
Wesley Pulner Of the American Fork
Citizen staff was over the first Of the
week
Blrs. Herbert Strong is on the sick
list. being afflicted with heart trouble.
Miss Dot Wilson OF Nephi. a former
teacher in the Presbyterian school here.
returned to her home in NeDhi Tuesday
after spending a few days visiting the
Misses Pryor and Martin.
Miss Sadie Stevens gave pretty birth
day party Tuesday evening 20 about TWEEN
ty-fiVe cf ner little friends, the occasion
being the turning Of the twelfth year OF
her age. 4 programme of music. sing
ing. Rotations. select reading and games
was enjoyed By all. and sumptuous sup
per served.
L a Colvin was made the victim Of
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Covers were laid for Dr. and Sfrs. Reed.
AT ana o1rs. Morgan, Ar. III A. Malone
ana Ar. and aIFs- Iodson.
b5shop Haten and wife II Heber were
salt Lake.
Miss Leola schrackz was I. passenger on
tuesdays incoming train.
Mrs. z. Mcpherson ana son Gordon
have been ID Park the guests Of Mrs. j.
=. Hubbard.
Mrs. w. ]. snyder has been in PARK
SsEer9i Gays she past week the guest 81
MIS- r r. Lecompte-
Friday evening at their home Mr.. and
Mrs. g. v. CULVER entertained very
pleasantly q number of their friends
The invited guests were Misses s.
t4oWeY, T. MoheT 3 T. Bailey. c. sui
ton tanning. Elizabeth Lanning. Bates.
BruuQage and Q. Wilson. AIesdarnes
Davies. j. +. Fox. afiddour. McCartv.
bowman. z LaweF. ]. " Berry W
Marshall. +. Berry, G.. Heath. j. Frankei.
g Shields, J. Diene. 81 D. Hurlbut. T. r.
Hubbard. Ward Wilson Buck Reers
taFso. sherman. White. smith Williams
Welsh Lecompte, Goist, Geiger, Weeter.
hlmnau. sutton, sutton, McGill Thomp-
son. Wight and the AIeSSrg J. ". White
r. w sherman. Sherman Fargo, IL. j.
Beggs. ". J. Buck. c. NJ. wilson e X.
Ward, T. E. Hubbard n y. Hurlbut.
John Diem. Q; Shields J. Frankel, G.
Heath, J.. =. Wight, J. Thompson. N.
MCGiN ". d sutton. ID sutton J.
kimbaN, A, Weeter. J. GiegRr. G. r
COSY s hseeonpte: n. Welsh 4, Williams,
p. smith T. Berry. J. W Berry. n.
Marshall, =. I4owery, Bowman, =. A.
McCarty. MiddOur, ]. T. Fox. A Davies.
W Buck. Jr-, c. Z. Mixer T.. Fisher.
ClaDp. Edward Lec0mpfe.
George Smith was salt Lake visitor
The Social club viii give Us opening
gTand ban in Dewey theatre Tuesday
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spent the first few days of the week
here the guest Of his mother. airs. ID r
cas- Christfaneau
Airs. Jui8 Dorius OF Vineyard IS sis-
ting relatives and friends in EDnrairn
Bernard Soreuseu Of salt Lake was sfs-
Aing relatives and friends here SEN
day.
ole Larsen. foreman at the LIZ Cstin
daughter. Mrs G.. F. Jensen, III this city
Tuesday.
Charles Sorensen OF ogden was auest
Of r. T. Brunhoits family a few days
this week.
Attorney Melrose Spicer was down lrora
Manu Wednesday.
II. ~. Baxter Of salt Lake City is al
the Union hotel.
Joseph n Hansen was IN salt Lake
City Friday on business.
EnOch JOrgensen. principal Of the. Macs
er school at Provo was visiting acre
sunday. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Georg
POuisen.
Thomas Foutin was in EIsinore Non
day Oh business.
Miss Nora Clawson> was down from nit
Pleasant 10 spend Washington birth
The Sunday school class az Miss Ethel
Christensen. IN charge Of their teacher
Miss Matilda Olsen. rendered her q sur
prise party at her home Monday even
ing.
p G. Petersen, o teacher in the public
schools at Mt Pheasant was visiting
relatives and friends here Sundav.
Mrs. ;. G. Christensen Of Gunnis0n was
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freshments were served. old dances were
executed and the festivities continued IN
III Il tate hour.
one of the Drettiest of ali the pretty
dances Of the season WAS given ~ the
opera house Monday evening. over -
young people were present and took part
IN the festivities. i was q leap year
oance and there were no WailfiOWers. The
nan was decorated In Il very original and
bedutliui way. 5he walls and ceiling being
lestoOned with the national colors Chris
Teflseu's orchestra furnished excellent 1nu-
sic for the occasion.
Nh. and Mrs. John Greaves entertained
SAINT home on Main street Sunday even
ing Plates were laid for fifteen guests,
VINO Whiled away an hour fl the enjoy
ment Of a dinner of the most tempting
ana delicious viands. Games were ju-
Culged in.
Christensen's celebrated orchestra of
Tor party to be given at the Nenhi op-
- Llou,se on r Ii"iE eFtHlile' Alafen ..
Mrs. John GreaEes spent several DAYS
This week in RichfieId with her sfsfer
2irs. G. ". Erickson.
Miss lone RiChev of Manii was an Fph-
rain visitor this week. the guest of Mrs
Adolph Hansen.
Mrs. C. J. Christensen Of this citv *
visiting IN Richfield. the guest OF Elr
and AIRS Charles Erickson
Herbert Christiansen, principal Of the
public schools az Sewer. SEWER county,
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PARK cry.

One Of the pleasant events OF the week
vas the dancing party given in honor of
bliss Maud Thompson of Salt Lake by
her sister Mrs. c. H Martin at the
Ontario mill boarding house Wednesday
evening. AIRS. Martin was assisted in
entertaining by Misses A. Thompson.
N. Johnston and j. Bailey. An orchestra
composed or MeSSrs. J. Wilson. s osika.
W. Glilet, T. Gillet and T. Morris furn-
lsned the music FOR the dance. Refresh
snents were served and an enjoyable time
had by the following ladies and gentle
men: Misses Tucker. 4. Campbell A.
Campbell J. L. Martin. Tucker. Z
Cooper, II. Jeurgenson. Tucker. II. Ienzi.
y MeLalland, I, Connolly n Wyckoff,
II. Conneily. 4. Green. n. Leahv. J.
MaI1ix. Pearl Brcckway, Mesdames G..
Muir. Austin of Hebsr and the Misses c.
Muir, c. II. Martin. II. Mcdonald. r.
Mcdonald. J. Mcdonald. J. Savage D
Soughlin. Z. Boyle. 7. Sullivan, d ITar-
riDgtons D Heron. IT. Connolly, W Nc
LELAND, G Campbell. A Muffett, s
Barrett, II. NanAlstine. F. Crosse. r.
Briggs Y. Wilson. T. Ham. G. Ham, O.
Gibson, p. Smoot, l. LawTy and II.
Sam Radon, jr.. has been visiting in
Salt Lake this week
Roy Kidder came up 70 Park Tuesday
morning
Mrs. Lee Richardson returned 70 Park
Tuesday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Hodson entertained very
pleasantly at dinner Sunday afternoon.
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IoGAN

Mrs z. J. Thompson Of Esst Lake City
IS visiting ia Logan with her son, A. II,
Thompson
Miss Julia Hendricks entertained a NUM-
Der of her young friends on Friday even
ing. .'Fiinch formed the principal
amusement of the evening. Refreshments
we're served The a,pesrs were: Misses
Lorraine hyde, Vera Ormsby. Lou Ihatch-
er, Marie Barber. Nerna Bishop, Harriet
Blair, Barbara Howell. Bettte Jeppesen,
con. Reese Howell. George Jangfon, Law
renee Game, Alex Preston, GUY Thomas
Earl Hendricks and Booker Preston.
Miss Ada DWyer Of salt Lake city IS
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Thomp-
son.
The friends of Mrs Edwin Peake COM
bined to give her a very pleasant sur
prise on Wednesday evening, IL being
the occasion CT her birthday. "A large
number OF people participated in the al
fair. which was a very pleasant one IN
deed
II C. Hansen. accompanied By his
mother. Mrs. y NJ. Hansen, left on We'd
nesday for San Francisco, where he viii
visit his sister. Mrs. +. }. Br0berg.
Fsetvid EccleSs the Ogden sugar king,
visited with Logan relatives this week.
Mr. and Mrs. r 7. Petersen or Grand
Junction, Colo, are visiting friends IN
this citya
JED 81 Blair returned Thursday from
Texas. where be visited with relatives for
Mrs. W. p Affeck OF salt Lake and
Mrs. Alice Clayton 81 Provo visited IN
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guest Of air. and Mrs P. \. Christian
sen Monday.
\. p. Nelson. editor Of the 3IaBti Mes
ssnger. vas Ga this city THURSDAY
a 9. Smoot. 5r- Of Provo IS guest
at the Tnion hotel.
J. r. BEinghnrst Of Springville was q
business visitor here Friday.
Henry Feexstad moved his family and
household goods 20 RexbuFg Ida. Thurs
day morning, and viii make that place
his future home
Miss Martena S0renseH Of Ricafieid was
visiting relatives and frIenos here the
first five DAYS Of The wesk
Mrs. ID. ~. Thompson is in from Cir
cleville 10 visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Sadie Price OF Manfi was visiting
with her sister Mrs. Adol9h Hansen. n
this city Tuesday
Superintendent Of Schools a l. Larsen
visited the schools NJ ut Pleasant and
FairVieW Tuesday and Wednesday
a c. Nielsen IL, eS this city was in
MBrysvsle Tuesday TO look after the ia
terests Of the Silver Cave Mining con-
parry
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PAYSON.

The Misses Martin Pryor and T4oxeil
gave a pleasant evening of enjoyment
Monday, M the home Of the former two
young ladies', 10 a number OF their friends.
z he evening was spent in games. ice
cream and cake were served
On the occasion of his thirtieth birth
day. Tuesday lighC Oddie Gsheil was
given a surprise. The affair was planned
by ais wife and mother, and about TWEEN
ty-five guests partook of the hospitality
OF these ladies.
The last leap year bali of>the season viii
be given in the Payson pavilion next
Monday night
school trustees PeeFy COlvin and Err
larason were in Provo Tuesday To meet
with other school boards Of the county
in the discussion Of topics perfaining To
the public schools Ii had been stated
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Logan this week as the guests OF Airs.
T. Knowles.
Isaac Nash Of Franklin Ida vas IN
Logan en- a visit 10 friends "Wednesday.
John Hibbard reached home this week
after a fWO years soJvurn III Illinois.
II. II Bunce is Down from Pocatelio on
3 visit to Logan friends.
8 r. Mccartney OF Denver is visiting
friends in this city
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well planned surprise party Saturday
night - last week, IL was his BIRTH
Gay.
aIr. and Mrs. George a. Peery were
ar Provo TUESDAY. the guests of County
Attorney Page and wife.
Z. II. MeBeth made a business trip 10
Salt Lake FRIDAY
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AuEsskscEs Cloths, Matched Pat
tern Cloths & HeHasEifcEed
Table Sets

al prices ID
Goods
1Iernsttched
r.l InnclC lo
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CONTINUED on Pago q Section .
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Wpro Scrantpn.

- Son einem Sail Der Sede in Der
Son Stor6 3e6c wurOe eeitern Sat.
rid GorniIb uOn Gbur6 Sluenue bstrofs
Ien nno lebcnSgefabrlib uerlett.
- @roBe slufreguus mnrbe sSreitaa
giadmittag in Oieiem Staottbeile bur6
6rau @Oitb 9lrnolO ueruria6t, als bies
Ielbe ibrc 10 Sabre alte So6tcr Der
Sbbut Oes Yaters 81 sntfiibren lufte.
DaS Sino lebt in Der S8obuuns bes
OfaiorS SObn .. 6iib all giorO Wiain
9lucnnc nnb ipiclte sur 3eit i'm 6oie,
ais Elm Wtann es anreoete unS bel ieis
nem 9tdbertreten ;u er9rcifen iu6te.
Die Otntter befanO ii6 in elmer Suti6e
unO bob ben SOrban9, I'M ben Sors
gang Su bcoba6ten, nobel baS SinS lie
bcmerttc uno bann idreicno ms Saus
lief, baNur6 Die @ntiiibrung uereiteluo.
6ran grnOlo iolgte ibrer 2Odtcr in baS
Saus, wurOe aber wieOer binausipcbirt,
na6Oem iie iid tapfer 9ewebrt bate.
OaS 9lrnOlb Gbcpaar lebte i6on ieit
GINGER 3cit 9etrennt, neil Die Srau ses
wiiic ueroammunsswiirOi9c @spobnbeis
ten bat unO uuuerbeiierli9 lit.
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Som &riegsidanplabr.

lin 3 llbr am SOIntag Wfor9en,
w6brcuo ein I6pcrcr giebcl iibcr Ocr
@rSc lag, ma6teu Stpei Oipiiioucn Der
ruIiiIhen 9lrmee inter @enerallcutlant
Seller eincn ucrSweiielten an9riff auf
Oic iapanilden Stellun9cn i'm Wtotiens
TaB. Die Sapaner leiitctcn berpiiben
g8iSerltanO, iblu9cn Oie 0tuiien Snriid
unO UerfOlsteu iic cine crbcblibc Strede
na6 9Seiten. @eneral Surofi lobt III
Ieiucm 8cri6t bic 3apicrfeit iciuer
Sruppen.
Die iapanii6e 9eianOtitaft in Sons
Don bat Die SCitGti9ung Der obigen ruIs
Iil6en 9iieOerlugc erbaltcn. SinSuses
fiist wiro, OuB bic 0fuiien bis Sunteas
paosu perfOl9t wurOen uno baB ibre
Serluite iibcr 900 Wtanu betru9en.
Son SOuOon lit in Berlin bic 0ta6s
ridt ein9ctroffcn, baB cine britiI6c
Slotte uon 1S arie9sidiifcn na6 9llers
anSria beorSert lit, nit Dem Suffrage,
alien ruiii6en llebcr9rificn i'm Ofotben
Wteere eiu Guoe iu MAIDEN. Gs wirb
crwartet, baB Oielc OemonitratiOn 0tuBs
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miro. IS berrlht NaS all9emcine Sc
Iii6l, bab bie erlte Compilation in Die.
lem Srie9e pOrbanOen unN Oic Situas
ton cine ernite lit.
Sn britii6en uifiSiellcn Sreiicn wcrs
oen Die WtuBuabmen im 0fotbcn Wteere
ais SOrfdlle bon srOBer &ra9weitc an9c'
iebcn. Die 8e9nubme OcS Dampfers
Wtalaca" bon Der 8eniniular & Srieus
tai yinie Our6 Oic nSt. @eterSbnr9",
unO ibrc slntunft I'M Sueitanal, I'M
ais Sriessbeute ua6 Sibau 9eibleppt
Su weroeu, wirb ais Der SObcpuntt Der
Scrleeuug internationaler Slbma6uus
gen betra6tct.
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0Bie 1T Sies!

gBir bitiru sinbuuert Dollars SrIobnuna
fur itesn 8al BON aatarrb, ptr HiGt hurh Gin
nsbmtu ron Saas aatarrb.Stur ssbtiIt pnern
fann
Is. S.@beuty & 60, Gistntb, SpIfep, ..
gBir, tie llntt8ritustsu, babsn 9. ). 9btuty
tiI bsn Itstsn IS 9abreu stianut unp balttn
ibn fir pplIiCmmsn ebrnbaft in nptn @sltGfts.
prbauclunsrn unp fnau,tI tsfdbtst, aIIs ron
itiuu 6irma tinsrsanstntu 8trbinplidftitsn su
nfultn.
gB sif & Sruar, GruBbanssIs. .8rrsuifsu.
Ipleeo.
Baleins, ainnan & WarpiH,
@rrebnnosls- Drcguil,tn, IcltbO, ..
Sal's aainrrb-Nur riTb innnlib gtnommtn
uue pirft pirtft auf bas Slut unp bic ltltimi.
gtu Sbtrilddrn hts Splttms i3fuauiiIe frti
Strlautt. prsis rs Gents fir bic 5laibe. 8rr-
fault ron dIltn apoibsfGrn.
Saa's 6amiIisH piIlrH itHb bic btftn.
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Wnidfeiiel, CUTE @rSBs, stpSbuIib ptrfauft
fur 81 uup 60 Cents, eisIfr gnfauf... .35 6
10 Quart Gimer, greis 10 bic IS Gents, bic.
gBaididiifieln, bisisr 9rfauf. 6
Pint 8eder, pisiG grrfauf.
2 ossr 3 Quart Sdilfieln, nit DsdsL bisisr
OhilAul %
BettjimmersGimer anssifriGtn, sspTbuIi6u
prtis "a Gents, ritfrr 8trfduf 49,. ....25 6
RefrigeratorsPiann salpaniiirtts giirn, &C.
ppbnIittr prFts Is Gents, bisier gsrfauf....
.....l5 Y
9roos cesr Sn6en Rdifdsn, stpSbnli6sr
preis 30 bis ~ 9tuts, pisiu gsrfauf.. .25 6
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Sin Srief BON Sbio.

SreunO S9ilb unb Samilie !-g8iir,
Ocit On 10 gut letn unO auSfinOen, mas
i'd Den SWci Yereiucn SIT bejablen babe /;
i'd wiirOe bann bas @elO an bid i6ifcn
uno on wiirOeit bic Sa6e in Hi6tigtcit
brin9cn, ni6t wabr? (Sicr 9lei6 bic
9lntwOrt; Scranton @riitli Yereiu
$3.50, 3aDlOr 1915, ;uIummeu $13.s
25) Sbr babt wicOer llngliid 9ebabt
i'm Sale bon Saspar pOn Yer9en.
Wtein ber;li6lteS SeileiO all 6eiien Sas
mile unO 9ln9cbOri9eu.
S8ir iiuO alle Seiuuo unO laIieu cu6
unO allc Setanntcn frcunOli6it griiBrn.
lSir battcn cinen ipdten, naiicn 6riiblins
unO nod INNER naBsfiible 2Sittterung,
bod iteBcn Die Sulturcn ibOn, aber
ipat. Die 98eiOe lit gut unO Die Siibe
9ebcu I6Onc Wiil6, unO wic eS ibcint
miro Der SGs billi9 werOcn ibr wcrOct
abcr OauOn nidt Uicl ueripciicn.
Der 9IorreiAe uicrte Suli lift bel uns
ruBig ucrluuicn, mir haben ben 9unicn
Gag Scu gema6t, bod Gin Scters6abs
den bat bran glaubcn miilicn.
SSic 9cbt cs Der Wtuttcr? SSir laiien
iic ireunOli6it griiBcn unO wiinl9rn ibr
@eOulb in tbrem Sci0eu.
SD crbulte nun Oic 3citun9 re9el.
mGbig icOen Samitag WtOrgen 8 llbr
unO bic GaDlor 0icui9feitrn iino INNER
Oas erlte, mas i6 leie. SSiinihe picl
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SinoStaufcu. @s wiirbe mid frcuen,
9emano uon 3aDlOr i'm Sauie OieicS
SommerS OOer perbltes bel unS be9riis
zen gu fOnncn.
Yielc griiBc al euf' unO alle Be
fannten. Grii6c mir bGionOerS 0enri
giG9eli unO Sobn WtOor. -
Sbigeu Srief babe i'd letten Cant
flag BON 9lbrabam Sirhcr, SarrDpille,
Start Gountp, Ohio, crbalten, uno
Our6 bic GjutberjiStcit uuicres wertbeu
6reuuOcs Sr9cr Ieiucn alten Sefanns
ten 9egeniiber fiiblc if mid ueranlaBt,
Oen Srief Dem Dulder Oes rSSO6ens
blatt" w0rtlib ub9eidricben iu iiber9es
ben. SD wcrbc ni6t fcblSebcn, uas
mems Der bicii9cn S6wciScr SOIOuie
Serrn 9ir6cr uno 6amilie nniers be-
lten @liifpiinl6e uno griiBe Sur6 SaS
r9Sp1eublatt" Su iibermittcln, belOns
OerS aber uOn mir ielblt uuO 9enri
9iG9eli. s. ..
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Sablur.-6rl. Carrie 6abner BON
BatsrlOn, u. s., weilt bel bieiisen Ses
fanuten gum 9eiu9.- Our6 einen SalI
Der Oede in Der SibleD wurbe am Sreis
tag Gin Staliencr aui Der Stelle 9etOos
tet.- 0ieliOn 9lrnolO WtOOr, 10 beiBt Der
jun9e Gbef 5enermann, uelder lesten
SOnntas i'm Saterbaus BON Raitor
&uer getauit wurOe. Serr9ott baben
mir uber ben 9ranO selOi6t !-Scrr
Wtel6ior 9id9eli, Prdiibeut Oes Scran'
ton S6wei;er Wtdnner9Ors, mar lesten
Samitag gum Seiu6 babier.-Serr
Sobn S6ilO lit anfan9s Oieier SSode
in @eriteniaft 9efallen er 1T aber ni6t
ertrunfeu unO bat audi feline Snohen
9ebrO9eu.-STr @aipar pom 9SciIens
flub, S6aemeiiter Oes EaDlor S. Il.
Sereins. crfreute iid leeten 0Ounerita9
iibcr Die 9lntunft icines fiinften SObnes.
Den llmltauoen mad lit Serr 8ciicns
flub jiemli6 gciunO unb mir bofieu, OaB
eS aud leiue Srau lit, nel6e idon eli
Sinoern Oas Veben scseben bat, uon De-
nen Sebn am Seben iinb. 9Sir gratnli.
ren Der 6amilie S8eiIenflub auf Oas
berjli6ite.-OaB ui6t sllle 9leid iiber
Die S9wie9crmiitter Senfen, Ous bat ii6
lesten Samitas Wior9en bepieien, in
Dem Serr Scnri 0id9eli in @eiellldait
Ieiner S6wcitcr 9lnna unO S6wie9ers
mutter cine 0fciIe mad 0icw YOrt ma6s
tc. ollie iprc6en li6 lObenO aus iiber
ben @enuB, ben iie bort 9cbabt, beIons
Oers Seuri, wel6er in @eit Soboten
nod einer 0O6Seit bciwObnte unO aud
ais &aufpatbe funftionirtc (9lber, lieber
S6ilO, bOiicntlid ni6t bel ben Sods
icitern! JteO. .).-Gincn i6Onen gluss
flus bate Der S6wciier Wtduuerdor
lceten SOnntag, iuoem Nerlrlbe ciner
@iulaOung Oes Serrn 2eopolO 9tci9cr,
2cbensuerli9erun9s. Superintendent in
RittstOn, Sol9e leiitcte. Serr 0ieigcr
Sci9te ii6 wieOer ais 9aitli6er SSirtb,
inOem CT bic luiti9cn SGn9er nit Orci
uOn ben 8euiclSfGB6cn nit 3ubebOr be-
wirtbete. Dad Dem Sortrage Der i6Ous
iten Sieoer wurbe nod Dem alten Yaters
lanOsipielr, nemli6 Dem S6winsen,
gcbulOi9t, wcl6es alles in Der beiten
SreunOi6aft ab9ing.-Sd l6wiec Dor
6itc, mo fault man lGi6te SleiOer ?
Sci 6liibmann & gSeibrl.
- @inanc @irulla, eiu Wtiner in Der
Siblcp 3c6e gu Slb 6Or9e, wurOe 6rcis
tag Ourd cinen Sall BON Oefenfoblen
auf Der Stellc erihlagen. Die Satin
ocS Serun9liiften befanO iid sur 3eit
OcS llnialles beim Seereniammeln aui
bem gebirge.
- sllbert Silling, cin 3reiberfnabe
in Der WtaribwOOO 3e6e, puroe Sams
flag uOn Dem 0tiidcn cines GiclS 9rWOr=
fcn, wobei lid lciu SnB in Dem 9el6irr
uerfins unO er iiber 500 SUP geI6lciit
wurOe. Sb9lei6 Dem Snuben bic 0aut
pom SintcrfOpie unO ben Sdultcrn &C.
ricben wurOe, lift iein 3nitunO ni6t wei,
ter 9eIGbrliG.
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Scrr Sreb. 6. @laus. elm glttad,ee

Ser 6reb. s. GlauB, Elm 9ttta6ee
Der VI. 3. rStaatsscituns", weilte felt
eini9en &agcn nit iciuen SWci 3Odtern
bier gum 9elu6e, wirb aber beute mad
ben 0iia9ara 5dlleu aboampfen.
Serr SObn 6. Otiebl bat tiirslib
81 Gbindtlla elm biibibe8 slnweien 9es
fault unb SeOenft I'M Spdtjubre Oubin
umSuiiebeln. @s 1T Elm biibl6es 2anbc
baus nit einigen gldern 2anb unb all
ben uOtbi9en 3ubebOrcn, UNI bequcm Su
leben.
- Der 5iabri9e Oic9crfnabe Oscar
Gurner bon philadelphia, Der bel iciner
2ante an SreBler @ourt gum Selu1e
weilte, ipieltc OOnuerita9 9ia6mittag
bel Der @rie Sabnitation nit mebrcreu
Sameraoen nm ben 9iiterwa9gOnS bers
I'M unO mar chen unter einen gcfro6en,
ais cine SOtomotipc oenielbCu in Ycwe9s
lln9 leste. Oes Snaben re6ter glrm,
Der auf Dem @eleiie nabe Dem 0taOe lag,
wuroe babel 9efan9en unO in ldauOcr.
batter SBeiiC nabe Der S6ulter SerOriidt,
iOOaB Gin 9lrSt cs nOtbig fanb, Oas
@licO Su amputiren. Sbue Die gering.
item 9lniei6en bon 6ur6t OOer S6merS
mar Oas Sino ctn intereiiirter SeObu6-
ter Der an linn uOrseuommeuen Spcras
tion unN na6ocm Oieiclbe uOllcnoet mar,
luo es mebrere SreunOe cin, i'm Su be-
lu6en. Die llneri6rOdenbeit oeS Ser
leeten erre9te bel Den 3uibauern Oes
llnfulleS uuo Der Operation srOBe Be
numbering.
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Srm 6rabe rntriRrn. Serr Gbas.
Scder in Wteourpille, Snb., bcri6tet
fOlsenOe punOerbare 0iettuus elmer Sran
GOnpap in iciner Staot. n6rau GOn.
wap" i6reibt Serr Scfer, ybatte Sie
8uleriudt i'm bOditeu @raO. Die
manO 9lautte, caB iie wieOer auftoms
men wiirbe. SOrni's gllpenfrdnter
Ylutbelcber ieOod uOllbra6te bas
@unoer. Die CUTE 6rau lit MN uoll
oes 9obeS."