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been called to labor as msssionares
p. f. Meear5le Of Billings. Mont is
ln Logan on visit TO relatives ana
Mrs B. r. Pyper ana little daughter
are Visitins tn SAX Lake.
BIT and Airs eli Webb Of Richmond
VISITED friends and relatives in Losan
this week.
=. w sloan al salt Lake was To-
San visitor ON Sunday
Harry CroWther returned this week
from Arkansas where he spent two years
as "a missionary.
a. q. Dunn and Mr. lIeadriCk- OF New
ofk. were in Losau. "Wednesday. the
guests OF William Hansen
aiiss Lulu Neates was me recipient or
china shower. giVeu by Airs s.. H.
Mitchell and sidney o. Stevens. at the
latter s home on Wednesday. The rooms
were decorated very nicely with purple
ana white hlacs. and marguerite Ma
SIZE and conversation formed the after
noon s amusement. Luncheon was served.
Ihe guests were A1esdames Shepard.
budge. Thompson. Johnson. Cole Ham
SEN Mitchell. Parkinson, Misses NIinner.
smith EitasOn, Thatcher Ballard Nib
Icy. Carbon, owen, Alerrin, Lafounl
Sampoel- Knox, W enCelbOe McAUster,
slartineau. Ormsby, Gamble. BeCkstead.
mitchell Clemens, St0ddard, ChatterJou.
Josie 1eates
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tlegiey were married az Pennington last
week. The Young people are costly
situated Ia their new home gift Of the
groom % his bride and MANY wishes of
future happiness Is oAteEded 70 them by
ihelr many fricucs
~ Mcdonald of West Jordan was q
camp visitor Monday
Att senniAes 81 SAFE Lake TOOK 2 run
in gus aulQm9nl.e 20 lle camp SUNDAY,
~ 4f5 p atr- ti-e Httie sou 1l alt- aug Alls
- IT, Lasoro9S aecidentiy zen ana
broke MS arm 4auisaat
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80 ee@'' liet Ntil fi7lt tle parents
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i-i SUI l-aAe Lslui tiTu AueaudS.
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gtitei etllneu tle biiSilttttt "tAst cruz az hef
rome LnuIsuay evening very pretty
~ l1es i" ere aNdIu ,-- 70 Niis, ~. Cia a
s,ilu NiI- holHe EteiaHd VINE MISS
o .l ana 4if sneets carried away
- 80. e-Ii = ual,.ss luii Sl tsu
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
EUREKA.

George Adams returned Friday from
brief visit 10 salt Lake
captain Burbidge Of the salt Lake po-
nee force and j.. TT. Davis "a Capital
city alderman, were In Eureka Friday
and Saturday.
ne Woolf is out from SAT- Lake ON
owen Lane left yesterday for Colorado.
Miss Hattie COombs of Pays0n was the
s1est Of Eureka friends this week.
George HOdGins was here from Salt
Lake this week, returning home Wedncs-
day.
Walter Jensen is spending the week n
EisnOre Mrs Jensen. VINO has been
visiting there Tor several weeks, win re-
David Mcqueen. travelling representa-
tive Of Fisher Brewing CO.. was here
during the week on business.
John Adams has returned to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Dougau McMurpby viii leave
shortly for Los Angeles for an indefinite
f. d. KimbaII. manager for Mccormick
d. Co. Eureka bank, is in California
on a business "trip.
Mrs, Frank Garity of Silver City went
TO salt Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Pilgerrim expect to-
visit the St. Louis exposition In October
81 Louis is Mr. Pugerrius old home
mrs. IL W. Morse. who has been }islt-
ing relatives ln Ptct0n Ontario, Cauada-
for the past two months. is in Omaha
and viii return home about the first of
Mrs. A. n. Robertson and son viii spend
the summer d the home of Mr. Robert
sons parents IN Fort Wayne. Ind.
Mrs. e, D, sullivan was Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Walter Thompson returned Monday
night from Salt Lake.
Arthur Chivereil has gone to Evan
stuu. WyO-. to play ball
Charles Holmes ana Mary Karp ana
Erick Erickson and Ida Johnson of Eu-
reka, were married this week in Salt
Lake.
The city fire department boys gave
pleasant dancing party at Odd Fellows
hall Friday night.
Mrs ". W. Thompson and Mrs. e. g.
Hanson will go to Salt Lake Tuesday TO
see Naude Adams. a special train viii
be run over the Rio Grande, returning
after the theatre.
Miss Louise Walden Of Salt Lake win
be the guest Sunday of Miss Jennie
Mason.
Rev. DR. Balm, pastor of the Methodist
church. viii give q lecture on Capital
and Labor at Odd Fellows hall next
Tuesday evening.
Girl babies were born this week TO the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Fitzgerald. a..
CroppCr and Julius Miller. and a son to
the home of HAL HaleS. all of Mammoth
The Eureka brass band was organized
Monday night with Henry AIatsch Of the
Miner s. union as manager. Joseph Oar
ton was selected as leader and Frank
practising for some time. and are al
ready prepared to furnish the music for
public occasions. Uniforms have been or
dered and soon as they arrive. pub
lie concerts viii be given on certain even
iugS down town. Adams Il Sons Co. be-
gan work on the grand stand and fence
az the baseball grounds THURSDAY and
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4 CanclHG parry Was given HS TOE brass
band of this city Tuesday evening last
The orepheus Musical company gave "a
performance iu thlz citE Friday evening.
Joseph Hansen and family OF Ferron
are in the city visiting with relatives and
friends They were former residents ot
Mauti
Miss Retta Snow returned home from
salt Lake city his week after spending
the school year at the state university
taxing lessons iu elOcuGOn under the di-
Tection of Miss Babcock
sophroua braithWaite daughtcr-of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph S. BraithWaite of this
city. returned from Sail sake City this
week
John Alder Of Mauti is visiting bis son
at Richficld
Mrs J. q. Crawford left Tor Preston.
Ida. this week 20 attend the commence
ment exercises ~ the Fremont stake
academy having a daughter there who is
teaching music iu that institution
j. IT. ward OF the metropolis was In
the city sunday last.
Presidents Lewis Anderson and q. A.
tVerson visited Centerfieie fn = chtfrcf5
capacity Sunday lass
Dora Johnson. daughter Of JUDGE Jacob
Johnson. was iu the citg during the week
Fisting with relatives and iri znds
James T. Cameron OF Paugufteh aud
MISS Cofueiia Pehrson " Ephraim were
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
BTNGHAM

3Irs. ". Myers who has been visiting
her daughter. AIRS Denies OF Upper
Bingham. returned TO her home in Salt
Mrs. q n Roberts and Mrs. O. J.. Rob
eE-s returned Sunday from a visit to
West Jordan.
Wednesday from brief stay at the
capitol.
About ten Bingham people took sdvant-
age Of the excursion 10 American Fork
Monday.
Mrs Michael Fitzgerald. who has been
visiting friends in Salt Lake The past
week returned Wednesday
Sir. j.. strickiey was in camp during
The week.
The many friends OF Mona Heaston
surprised her at her home Tuesday
evening and q very enjoyable time was
spent lu playing games until late hour
a DAINTY lunch was served 10 about
~ rive Young friends.
Principal James Moss of Sugar schools
~ as DID, camp during The week conducting
county examinations. assisted by
Eflnc.Dais &. j. Counryman and T. L.
Principals d. Z. Dudley and C. Z.
country man. were on the outgoing train
Frda-.
gay afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. D. Mnnette- very pleasant time was
speit. Aliss Ireland gave very able
it" ~ aHltE Fair The
" ednesdaT ~ the home Of the president.
Mrs Dudley
Mrs y p. Jones IF Salt Lake was a
suest or friends Thursday and Friday
The tea given by the Relief Sociers-
LhhrsdaE afternoon az the home Of Mrs.
marie briuzs was a thoroughly enjoy
9 be affair.
MISS Kinney ~ salt Lake who has
been The guest OF her brother M ~
MILAN. returned 10 her home Friday.
3e dance given at Opera hall Wednes
daT evening by the Order OF Maces hes
largely attended
4ts O. d. i.ashbrook and little son of /
san Lake are guests Of Mrs. David (
aeneuor sister of Mrs Iashbrook
Mfs O. &. Price and children 81 Rfur-
ray are visiting 1Irs. LonvaU 81 FTIebIsrs 4
Bow
s.za kFeAsia LoRvsa and 8lr. w. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
EPHRAIN

airs. q. A. BeaI of salt Lake City is
visiting relatives and friends no this
William Armstrong and Joseph h..
Quinn are serving Ou the petit jury az
Nanu az this term of the court.
Joseph Stevenson is confined TO his
zoOm suffering with a bad attack of
mountain fever.
Orseu Beai OF Salt Lake city was WIS.,
sung relatives and friends here this week.
airs I- W. 4iausen or Halt Lake City
s. guest Of her parents. Mr and airs.
Henry BeaI.
Thomas FauuH was iu lIt Pleasant
" ednrsddv ON business.
Joseph Stevenson or Springvilie was
L-lt.Hs TflatiNfT mere wednesday
he sunday school conference OF san
pete county is in session % this city.
uabs ooy was born to Mr. and Mr-.
90 J HyerB0 Monday evening.
Nrs. Carl A. Madison of SaIua IS yis-
ltHg relatives and friends here
Peter Greaves is in Richueid on busi-
Bert BrimhzH came home from Idaho
Monday.
Hiss Josephine Peterson of saIna is
guest Of Miss Belle Olsen.
The family and few friends 0E The
late President Petersen celebrated the
Fl-ltle-H anniversary of the birth Of the
president al Shumay Springs. Friday
nose present outside the family. were
lF. ana Mrs A. g.. Nielsen. Mr. and
andrew Thompson. 11r. and Airs.
-a.-s.itn " 1lldTcs5n, Mrs. Joseph Mel
s.l. otf5, anna Soren5eu, Misses Callie
lOrirs .eBlle Olsen. Of EDhraim. and Miss
Ieua Larsen of Monroe
Bennett larsen has moved his family
lE9m Emery Emery county 20 this
CITY
Jacob Jensen came home from Raw
IluE- AEO.. SUNDAY
Miss Corue!ia PETERSON Of this city and
Dir. James Cameron OF Panguitch were
united in marriage az the Mauli temple
s. ednesdaT az noon. tn the evening fol-
lowing the ceremony wedding receU-
tion was rendered the young couple al
she home ol Mr. and Alrs. Alfred Pehr-
son. only the Immediate relatives and
friends being present.
Principal j. II Christensen on the eitv
schools was in Att Pleasant superv Using
the county examination for che northern
part Of tHe county
Sir and Sire. NeDhi Jensen OF NepIH
we're guests oi Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Jeu-
sen Friday.
Superintendent of schools A. C. NeI-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
LOGAN

Moses Thatcher reached homo this
week from the east. After testifying be-
tore the SmooJ investigating committee
ne visited friends iu New York Philadc}-
phia aud other points. being absent from
home about thirty DAYS
a farewell party lB honor of Elder Ole
Anderson, who leaves for Europe iu the
morning. was given i'm the Seventh ward
meeting house on TUESDAY A LARGE
crowd was present and a very enjoyable
time was spent
shortly depart for New York, having
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

VIII have everything finished hv the last
OF next week 3he game tais SUNDAY
VIII be PLAYED on the old summit grounds
ana tne crowd WIZ h5Te 10 rus Re fis own
seats IS lAe gl2H0 stand used there last
Mss Alargaret Brown was The recipient
home ~ Mrs Or. Country uan- Mrs.
lounlryMau ana Airs. IT. SHlman
were the hostesses. and there were thir-
teen guests each OF whom brought g
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
IN SOCIETY.

son attended thc Snow academy com
meHce me1t exercises F'Tiday.
p T. Anderson. prluCipdl of the May
litld schools. IS here 0u business.
Dir and AIRS Lewis Anderson Of Mauti
attended the commencement exercises OF
the snow academy WedneadaE.
RAY WestWood o. Sprineville was iu
This city qu business THURSDAY.
Professor Hickman of the b. g. L..
was ln attendance az the alumni meet
ing Friday.
Christensen. orchestra OF this city has
been engaged 20 furnish music Cor a
d7ncine party at Satina Saturday even
ip-
1he Alumni association of the snow
academy gave a fine dancing party at
the opera house Friday An elegant ban
Quet was given by the officers of the
association Friday afternoon AT the
Union hotel
Earnest Williams of Salt Lake City
was doing business iu Ephraim Thurs
day.
Adolph Hansen and Andrew Shupe
were in SaIiua SATURDAY
William RosQuist of Ceutcrfield has
moved his family TO this city.
Professor A. j.. Larsen was in Mt.
Pleasant on school business Friday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

been Teaching iu thts public schools. leaves
on June IS Tor her former home. North
Reid, 81 nD.. and ola thc 1ith az che same
month oI roses wl esed ar. r.. 81. Wood
Vile ef Mortified.
Married an the Swedish Luth9ran
May Is. bN hcF- ~ manuel E1p1hcrgt BIT
Erik Erikson and Miss Ida Juflnscm Mr.
Charles Holmes AND Miss AlEFy kaFn
both couples from 1Lureka I-tah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Lace Hose.

Ladies fancy lace hose. absolutely fast
black Isle thread three STYLES to
choose from value soc. special
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-23
DEATHS
OF STATE
A Companion of Abraham Lin,
coin, Dies in La Rue.
Was 90 Years Old-Death of a Minis
ter at Hartford, Ky.

Hodgenville, Ky, Feb. 2S.-Mrs.
Sarah Elizabeth CAstleman, Familiarity
termed Aunt Sallie" Castlemsn,
aged ninety six years, and living child
hood acquaintance of ex-president
Abraham Lincoln, died 1T her home in
the Eastern end of this county last
night, of infirmities due to old age.
Mrs. Castleman was one of the best
known women in this part Of the
state and was related to the distin-
guished family of Helms, Of Kentucky
being a close relative Of the late Gov.
Helm. Mrs. Oastleman was born and
reared in the Knob Greek section Of
Larue county, a short distance from
the old Lincoln homestead, and lived
all her life in log house built by her
father over hundred years ago.
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Ernest Cement and Kid Wilson
Escaped Last Night Sometime
One Had About Thirty and the Other
About Sixty Days to
Serve.
GLAD TO GET RID OF THEM.

Ernest Ozmont and Kid Wilson,
white prisoners in the city Jail, made
their escape last night between mid
night and o'clock by filing the pin
which held the hasp across the cell
door
1t is supposed that some one gave
them the file while they were out ut
work on the streets yesterday, and is
supposed that Ozment is responsible
for the escape, as he is better known
than the oths- man, and was more
likely.to have come into possession of
the file. 1t is no trouble to secrete ar
ticles Of this kind and carry them into
the Lookup after finishing work on the
streets.
After filing the iron pin and getting
out of the cell, they pried the lock of
the basement door ON the Eastern side
of the city hall and escaped into the
city hall yard, thence into the alley
and street.
Several other prisoners were in the
same cell but refused to escape They
say that the escape was made between
~ and 1 o'clock.
Wilson was formerly a steamboat
mate, and was some time ago arrested
for robbing another man on lower
Kentucky avenue and getting about
four dollsrs 1t developed at the tri-
al that he had served sentence in
the Chester, Ill. penItentisry for sell.
ing a piano that came from one Of
the burned st. Louis and Tennessee
river boats. He was given three
months here for petty larceny and had
probably sixty or seventy more days
to serve.
Cement was fined about a week age
on three warrants, amounting in all &c
about thirty dollars, which gave hin
still about thirty days to serve.
The police have found no trace o.
the fugitives, and think if they viii
stay away from Paducah 1t will be |,
good radiance.
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COMES
To Bring Sorrow TO the Home
of DR.. Wallace Warner.
Mrs. Werner Died Today as HeI Home
Here After Two Years
Suffering.

Mrs. Anna May Werner, wife Of DR..
Wallace Werner, manager Of the Mel
son Soule drug store, died this morn
ing ut 10 O'Clock at the family resi-
dence on North Seventh street, near
Clay. Mrs. Werner han been a sufferer
for two years from intestinal trouble.
Every effort was made to restore her
TO health, but without success, and re-
Gently she had been growing weaker
until death relieved her suffering this
morning.
Mrs. Werner was 81 years Of age and
was born in Murphysboro, Ill. She
was married to Mr.. Werner in MUIR
physboro in 1898. Her maiden name
was Miss Anna May Cassidy.
She came to Paducah with her hus-
band soon after her marriage and they
had resided here ever since. Besides
her husband, two children survive
her She also left father, two broth
ers and two sisters, all of whom reside
in Murphysboro.
Mrs. Werner was young woman Of
many sweet traits Of character, and
was much beloved by all who knew
her.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row morning ct 1880 O'Clock ct the
family residence. Rev. w. e. Cave Of
the First Presbyterian church, Of
which Mrs. Werner was q member,
will conduct the service. The remains
will be taken to Murphysboro for in.
terment.