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Middletown transcript., 1904-02-06
Mems High Grade
Suits Reduced

Our best tailoring is represented in each OF the
lots now on sale. and we glad of it. The big
ger the bargain. the better people like the store
making the people like the store is great success
brnger-there's advertising equal to it,
Mems SIS Suits for sIS-Mens $40 Suits for
s14-Mens slS Suits for $I5.5o-Men's 5000
Suits for s12-NIens SIS Suits for sIo-Men's Sia
and $40 Suits CBlack Chevots only for Sc.
The marked down Suits comprise Dark Gray
Mixed Worsteds-Dark Silk Mxtures-Dark
Striped Worsteds-Soft- finished Worsteds with
Fancy OverpIaids- Black Cheviots-Fancy Brown
Cheviots with DARK Red Oserplad
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Is HEAD OF
fine CATTLE :~
HOGS, Averaging 100 lbs.
FARMING m 3s.Ea-y.c7:

FARMING m 3,,EI I-V'rS:
Five farm wagons, III guou uiuei;2 Lay
riggings, | McCornIic Binder, ! PennsAl-
vania Drill, ] | spouts, used two sea~nirs;
Deering Mower. | Deering horse rake,
Steel roller, U. S. Corn Planter. with
phosphate attachment. in perfect order;
Sled corn cutter, | Randall harrow, 3
hand cultivators, ] Orchard cnItivator,
2 Sulkey cultivators, Corn shelter, ]
Grain fan, plows, ] Ward one-horse
plow. 3 Peach wagon bodies with springs.
Cut-under Orchard wagon, ! Twin
Iron harrow, l York carriage. ! Rum
about, Dearborn, l Hay knife. Ice
hooks, pair Ice tongs, four horse; Seed
sower. 8 Horse collars. s work brides, 6
good collar pads. sets wagon harness, s
sets pillow harness, Cross Cut saws. 4
Grubbing hoes, 3 sets pulleys, (blocks)
Beam and Pea Steel set of block and
fall, inch rope), l Dearborn body,
extra large anger. III inch with three it,
shank }, Corn knives. Hedge knives. Cow
chains, Post hole digger. Double trees.
Single trees, Horse blankets, Grain
bags, Peach ladder. Hog trough.
TERMS OF SALE.
On all sums of 500 and less, Cash will
be required All sums over that amount
credit Of Nine Months will be given bv
purchaser giving bankable note with
approved endorser, interest added from
day OF sale. No goods to be removed
until terms Of sale are complied with.
ADELAIDE MORTON LOCKWOOD.
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OGDEN.

The Knights OF Pythias proved thme-
selves to be royal entertainers Monday
evening az Castle hall. where they gave
grand reception and banquet In honor
Of the newly elected officers and u
large number OF visiting knights from
different parts of the state, there be-
ing present over one hundred, and all
present thoroughly enjoyed the even
ing's pleasures, Hon, Jospeh Chez
was chairman Of the entertainment part
Of the evening, and provided plenty of
pleasures for all. At the banquet
which followed the reception w. b.
Wedell was POSTMASTER, and toasts
were made by a number Of knights
The banquet was a bounte0us spread OF
all kinds Of eatables and deicacies
Fords orchestra was in attendance and
rendered some very sweet music dur
ing the entire evening. The hall was
prettily decorated for the occasion.
A pretty house wedding took place
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
the brides parents I'm the First ward
when Miss Llbbie Pace was married to
VIM, Murdoch. The ceremony was
performed I'm the presence OF the rela-
tives Of the contracting parties and
a few intimate friends, Bishop Ensign
officiating. After the ceremony a
bounteous repast was served. The
contracting parties Went south on tho
evening train ON their wedding tour
The bride is "A popular and charming
young lady. and the groom is well
known In Ogden. They were the re-
cpients Of many beautiful presents.
The Royal Ncighbors held forth yes
terday at Glenwood Park. There was
q good crowd in attendance and al
present had a most enjoyable time
teasting and dancing.
One Of the most pleasurable outings
Of the week took place Wednesday
evening, when the Weber club gave
their reception and bah at the Hermit
tage, There were present about a
hundred couples, who trlpped the light
fantastic and made merry until long
after midnight. Delicious refresh
ments were served during the evening
Thursday morning eight coaches
loaded with excurslonlsts left Ogden
for Saltair to participate In, the days
pleasures provided by the Deseret sun
day School Union board. Boating
dancing, bathing, feasting. singing and
other pleasures made up most delight
tul day for all present.
Frank j, Cannon returned home Wed
nesday from an eastern business and
pleasure trip.
The knights of the Maccabees held
their tent review Wednesday evening
at their hall After the installation Of
officers, the members held u short So
cial function and which they presented
Past Commander w, w, Davis with
beautiful gold emblem Of the order
suitably engraved
Miss Ielma FaT returned home this
week from q pleasant outing In the
mountains with friends.
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left Wednesday Tor s. Paul MINI
DR.. ana Mrs. Butcher, Mrs. A. IL.
Settle. Miss Emily Cannon and walter
! Little are homo from a ten days flsh'
ing trip In Weber canyon
Mrs. H. A. Wilson leaves this week
for trip TO the worlds fair
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Needham left
this week for a six weeks trip 70 ST,
Louis, New York and other eastern
cities.
Mrs, S. II, Babcoct and two children
OF this city are now at Manitou, Colo,
where they have taken cottage for
the remainder OF the summer. At
present they have as their guests Mrs
Samuel Adams and little daughter OF
Denver Later Mrs. Adams win come
to Salt Lake for a visit with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Mcmillan.
Miss Lulu Gates ieft this week for a
visit OF several weeks with friends IN
Provo canyon
The Misses Clark OF 81, Paul are
visiting In Salt Lake, guests at Row
land hall.
Rev. M and Mrs Charles n. Perkins,
who have been visiting In Baltimore for
several weeks past win return to the
city tomorrow.
Mrs. l.. c. Chester OF this city, who
left for the east several weeks ago to
visit friends, Is now in Plttsburg, She
win return to Salt Lake IN the early
fall.
Mr. and Mrs, y, Rosenberg Of Oak
land, Cal, are guests for a week Of
Mr. and Mrs. Nj G.. Phillips Of this city.
Mrs. w. ". Crltzer and daughters
have gone 70 Omaha for q months's
visit.
Scott Groo Of this city. who has been
spending the past few weeks IN London.
sailed last week for New York.
Roger sherman has returned from the
east. and viii spend his vacation at
home.
Mrs. $. d. Surgis. accompanied by
her two children and a maid left this
week for 81. Paul, where she will spend
the summer.
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CoMINGS&~o 9
3lGOTNG

Miss Bess Arnold Of Galosburg viii
arrive tomorrow, aud VIII spend the
remainder of The summer with Miss
Eleanor Peterson at i3 Firth East
street
clifford Plnkerton of Matoon, H.
viii be the guest of pr and Mrs PIN
kerton at their West Temple street
home for the next two months.
II. y. Mason has returned from a
pleasure trip 20 California. Mrs. Ma
son Is still there
Miss Bessie Pike ana Miss Leigh
Block have returned from a ten days
visit to the town OF Newhouse In Bea-
yer county
Miss Wishard returns this week from
an extended eastrn visit ot three
months. and viii be at home after the
Twenty fourth
Miss Claire Soule is the guest for a
short time OF Miss sara Reid Park,
Mrs. George Hanson Of Ogden. who
has heen the guest Of Mr. and Mrs, $.
A. King Of Provo, has returned 10 the
city and is spending some time with
salt Lake friends
Mrs. ]. r. Andrus Of Lewiston, Mont,
is the guest of Dr. aud Mrs. Charles @.
PlummeE
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err w. A. Miles ON Wednesday night,
with Rev. w, Murphy of Payson oflicl-
ating, The rooms were prettily dec
Grated. the parlor with sweet peas and
plumosa, and the diningroom In white
carnations and vines Miss Elsie Miles
was maid of honor, and Or. w. a.
Wright Of Pocatello best man. The
bride has been for some time past con-
nected with ST. Marks hospital, and
both naVa many friends who viii ex-
tend good wishes, The bridal couple
left on late train on Wednesday night
for trip 10 the coast but VIII return
here to reside.
on Thursday Mrs. Melva Williams
and Mr.. l.. q. RansohOff OF this city
were married. the ceremony being per-
formed by Judge Morris Somers, in the
presence Of the intimate friends, and
the couple leaving afterward for an
eastern trip. They viii be followed by
The best wishes of their many friends.
Another quiet wedding Of Thursday
was that Of Miss Lucy NJ, Blanchard Of
Cincinnati and Charles H. Blanchard
of this city, the ceremony being per-
formed at the home of the groom with
Rev Y. W. Plukorton Of the Central
Christian church officiating. Mr..
blanchard rs "a Welknown mining man,
with interests at Tintic and has many
friends here. The newly welded pair
viii be Mt home to their friends al $40
East First South street.
Mrs. Edna PapWorth announces the
engagement Of her sister, Miss Lenore
Cotterel, to Mr. A. l., Vincent the
Wedding TO take place in September.
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LOGAN.

Or. and Mrs D. c. Bulge are at
home again after a most enjoyable
eastern trip.
Misses Rea Nibley and En- Groesheck
are I'm Logan visiting with friends,
Miss Lulu Heating who has been the
guest Of Miss Veda Thatcher has re-
turned to her home IN Salt Lake.
Miss Phyllis Thatcher and Miss
Gladys Spencer have returned from
Perry, Oregon. where they have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nibley
After having visited with Logan
friends for some time. Mrs. Golden
Kimball has returned to Salt Lake
Mrs. Or. Cartwright has arrived in
Logan from New York and viii remain
here during the summer
Mrs. Willard Langton gave a young
folks party Wednesday afternoon for
the Misses Wells OF Salt Lake. The
lawn was very prcttlly decorated with
rugs and flowers, sweet peas and mas
turtions being used A very entertain
ing game was played Misses Vera
Ormsby and Winnie Morrell winning
the prizes Those present were May,
Libbie and Alice Wells, Salt Lake;
Lulu Ornsby, Rexburg; Marie and
Louisa Marber Lou and Harriet
Thatcher. Vera Ormsby, Jdlia Hem
bricks, Winnie Horrel Barbara How
ell, Florence McAlister
Mrs Joseph r.. Carbon was hostess at
a very pleasant afternoon party on
Friday, given 70 the members Of the
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Miss Gene Alford has returned homo
after u few weeks visit as the guest
of the Misses Backmau
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, samuel Newhouse aud his guest,
Philip Liyermore Of New YORK leit
Monday evening for the east ana VIII
aail July 70 to spend some time'
Mrs. VIII H. Price ana Mrs. Charles
W, Corhed left Tuesday morning Tor
Contord. ~ A.. where they VIII attend
the dedication services Of the FIRST
Church OF Christ Scientist of that
city.
Miss Edna Schultz left this week for
Tyrone Pa, where She viii spend the
summer
Miss Molle Sidebothan of Chicago
viii be In the city this week to VISIT
Miss Pearl Weller. Miss Sldebotham
has many friends here havlng visited
the city a year ago.
Miss Mary V. COX formerly the Sec
rotary to the city superintendent OF
schools, Is IN the city from Seattle on
her way 10 ST. Louis She VIII be IN
town few days as u guest Of her un-
Gle, Mr. Herman Hin,
Miss Resale Pollock has LETT ST.
Louis and VIII spend the summer In
Fargo, n. y.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il, Folsom, accom-
panied by Miss Edith Sherman and
Miss Blanche Klmban will leave the
early part Of August for a European
trip Of several months
Mr.. and Mrs. X. a. Andrews left this
week for three weeks visit to the
worlds fair.
Many friends win be glad TO welcome
back to Salt Lake Mrs. Lille X. Pardee,
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/ formerly OF this city. but whose home Is
I now In Ohio. During her stay here
| Mrs. Pardee win be guest at the
/ home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Kelsey,
| 1915 east First South street,
Mrs G, r. Reilly and daughters have
| returned from Wasatch, where they
| spent the past week,
Dr. +. D. Woodruff and family went
| 20 their cottage, Roughwood Lodge,
! silver lake, this week, to spend the re-
mainder OF the summer.
Miss Mabel Clark daughter OF Justice
| Frank Clark. has returned from Pay
cite Ida. where she has been for the
| past month
Mrs. James Adams and family leave
this week for Brighton for a months
| visit
The family OF II. G.. Whitney go to
| Brighton this week 20 occupy their cot
tage there FOR the remainder of the
summer
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. slade have
gone TO San Francisco on pleasure
! trip.
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre win leave
| the early part Of next week to spend
| the remainder of the summer on the
Mcintyre ranch In Alberta, Canada.
Mrs. Fred Hornung, who has been
| visiting I'm the east and south for the
| past six weeks, returned TO the city
| yesterday and Is az home IN the Miller
flats, Mrs Horuung was ACCOMPANIED
by her mother Mrs Hedrick Of Algona,
lao and her sister, Mrs. Gay OF Cuth-
bert ca, both of whom win be her
guests for several weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs A, p. Dix are home
from Denver. where they have been
visiting for the past few weeks.
Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne win return
! about the goth from "a three months
visit In the east and in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Bayly. Jr., have
gone to Los Angeles TO spend tho re-
mainder OF the summer
Miss sylvia Cohu ana Miss Ruth
Palmer have returned from a trip 10 ST.
Louis and the Thousand Isle region.
Miss Jean Afford has returned from
a visit of several day with Provo
friends,
Mrs William Scott Of Fort Worth
Tex, who has been the guest of MIR.
and Mrs. George w. Parks for some
weeks past, leaves tomorrow for her
home, stopping en- route al Manitou,
Colo, and st. Louis,
MIS- A. +. Philips and Mrs. w. 49,
Mundy and little son left this week
for two months visit in Toppcnish
Wash,
MT and Mrs Fred slade have gone to
san Francisco for "a few weeks.
Mrs. Johanna Kelton Is home from
Denver, where he has been enjoying
q pleasant visit with friends.
Mrs. s. y, sturgis and two children
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provo.

The most important event Of the week
was a whist party given by Mrs. SearIe
AZ her charming home. In honor OF her
guest, Miss Buckbee of salt Lake. The
diningrOom was artistcally decorated
In sweet peas, while nasturtlans added
TO the beauty OF the halls and parlor.
Miss Hattie Pike won first prize Dam
~ refreshments We're served by the
hostess assisted by MR.. Havcrcamp
and Miss More, The guests were Mrs.
sam SChWab Or. Arid, a. L. Wood.
Gray, WIN Roberts, Reed. George Hay.
ercamp Bert Thurman and Moore, and
Misses Angie Holbrook, Hattie Pike,
Mcclure and Elsie Moore
Mrs Pearl Yates and Mrs Phil Specle-
art gave O Kensington at the home OF
Mrs, Yates, Monday afternoon, I'm hon.
or Of Mrs. Walter Pike OF 81. George.
Light refreshments were served The
guests present We're Mrs. r.. X. Irvine,
Sam Schwab. Walter Pike, Woodhouse.
Grant Bagley, Bert Thurman Frank
Knight Alma Clark ana George Tneriot
Miss Bculah Backman entertained at
"a musical Monday evening In honor of
her guest Miss Gene Afford OF Salt
Lake. NJ nuHlutfh given Dy ffOI \.
g.. Lund. Jennie Thompson, Lena Back
man and Cordle Peterson were especial
ly good Dainty refreshments werc
served The guests were: Mr. and
Mrs, Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Back
man, Miss Hattie Pike, Miss Merle
Peterson and Messrs. Judge Sackner
Phil Backman and c. o. Baker
Miss Gene Alford has returned homo
after few weeks visit as the guest
of the Misses Backman.
Miss Nan Taylor was the charming
little hostess of a very pretty lawn
party on Wednesday at the home OF her
father. George s. Taylor. About 30 or
her friends were present to celebrate
her birthday and many very pretty
presents were given her Ice cream and
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The ygor with which the people stake out ON h -
Idaho Wyoming "A stako H IN
attending their efforts is astonishing t, ~ The
The people of that district arranged for lasting six % W C
July the events ~ ne
briggs for the Of the carnival The rivalry keen %
psng total $3.50 90 received the Of which %
for the erection Of the stake tabernacle III" ne
The shows the successful contestant Miss Al,
Victor The parade July Attn is described by travelling men m
considering facilities In t WHY pres
ward had float and some of them striking oea '
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SSG@-s ntrA e.

Two Interesting announcements were
made during the week, that OF the en-
gagemeut of Miss Louise Grace Emery
and Wallace NJ. Bransford. and Miss
lnez Trent ana Bertram VarIan the
weddings 10 take place early In the fall
4 quiet but pretty wedding Of the
week was thai Of Miss Leone Miles,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Isaac Miles
OF Payson. ana Doctor j. Carroll Land
onbergtr Of this city, the event taking
place at the home OF the brides broth
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on Thursday Mrs. Keith entertained
the members Of her card club az her
home, about 40 guests being present
The rooms 'wero effectively decorated
with nasturtians aud bachelor buttong,
ana the prizes were won by Miss Ham
auer Mrs. NJ Woodward and Mrs.
Ilnnnuor
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visiting MIR. and Mrs u, II, Jones,
Mrs Sam SchWab has been a Salt
Lake visitor during the week.
Mrs A. =. Reed and Edith Mcclure
are visiting in Salt Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Play OF Charleston,
are spending the week In Provo with
friends.
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MT and Mrs Fred Slade have gone TO
san Francisco for "a few weeks.
Mrs. Johanna Keltor IS home from
Denver, where he has been enjoying
% pleasant visit with frends
Mrs. $. D. Sturgis and two children
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O10GIALs2@G
NtyagG7AT

Two pleasant events of the week were
those at which Mrs David Keith was
hostess The first was o musicale Civ
en- on Tuesday night Mrs Martha
Royle King being the soloist, accom-
panied by Mrs. W r. I.oomis. After
the delightful program Mrs Keith pre-
scented the artists with boquets Of beau.
tiful flowers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-08-19
COUNCIL
MEETING
Provision Made For Fire Appar-
atus- Ordinance For Tax
Levy For 1904 Passed
LIBERAL LEVY FOR SCHOOLS
Insruing Seven or Eight Month S
Term-Gther Business.

The regular meeting of the city
council was held yesterday after
noon. All members present except
Donovan. Mayor Murphy presid
ed during the first part of the ses-
sion. Later Or Dawson was called
to the chair the Mayor being called
home on account of sickness ia his
family
The report Of Collector Ihomp-
son showed $73Iso collected dur
ing the month Of July
Upon the recommendation OF the
water committee a motion wa.
passed for entering into a contrac'
with the Anderson Coupling &
supply Co.,of Kansas City TO furn
ish the city with FIRE apparatus
The contrast calls for 1000 fee
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The Outs VS.. The Inns,
Republicans are Preparing to Give
the Pie Eaters Battle Tor
Party Control

south McAlester 7 Aug fs.
No person il Indian Territory
who has an eye g politics has
doubted for a moment that there
vas impending a clash between the
federal office holding wing Of the
republican party and the laymen-
The struggle is on. The announce
ment came from Hy Jennings, ed
itor Of the Clarmore Messenger and
1 prominent politician OF the Creek
Nation. In an editorial the Mess
enger frankly admits that the fed
eral officials are getting the spoils
Of victory and Sinking the burden
of party labor It demands that
,they get in The game and stay IN.
II also states that the outs are
ready for 3 scrap whenever the op-
portunity arrives.
There has been let Of wire pull
ing ior the past year TO get control
Of the republican Organization ir
indian Territory aud while no one
office holder has succeeded IN plac
ing himself in absolute uomination
yet the Office holders. ms a class
has certainly grabbed about every
thing there is in sight Sopeir ha'
almost reached the point where h'
is boss of the party but Soper IS
clever politician and rules with
gloved hand and bis heutenanti
scarcely know him as a mastei
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though they do his bidding Judge
Raymond is striving for this place
az the head Of the party. But his
tactics are different He rules
where heis in power with a mailed
hand. Other aspiring politicians
are afraid he would usurp too much
If ,ho pdTty 5 prestige aud power
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Father Urban EntsrtaiOs.

Father Urban had house
warming at the new rectory yes
terday. lie has just moved into
his new home, an elegant twelve
room structure. built at cost of
8. 500. He invited a number Of
his friends from a distance to cele-
brate The occasion with him. His
guests arrived yesterday at noon.
An elaborate dinner was served st
o'clock. Bishop Meerschaert, ct
Guthrie, blessed the house. This
was the only formal ceremony. AT
8 O'Clock supper was served. The
guests remained over night and re-
turned to their homes this morn
ing Besides the bishons those
present were Fathers Isadore,
Auadarko. Steber, Okarche; De
pralerc, Enid; Van der IA, King
! fisher. and Father Urban S assist
ants. Fathers Henry and Lyman
/ Col Randlett, of Anadarko, was to
have been present, but was detained
by important business
/ charge you no more for hrl
class work than YOU pay for the
common kind.-Rodden, Chicka
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Ny Studio IS arranged So | can
make a first class picture as vel on
a cloudy day on the brightest sun
shine .-Rodden, chickasha, / Ts