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The Washington times., 1904-06-05

Edward Howe Watson. Lieut.. Orlo
Smith Knepper. aad Lieut.. David f.
Sellers. The civilian ushers were Dr.
Frederick Fraley, OF Philadelphia, and
Roger Taylor. brother Of the bride. who
is stilI IN college
Admiral Taylor proudly wore for the
first time the magnificent sword pre-
sented TO him by the people OF Indiana
in compliment and recognition OF his
brave command Of the battleshiD In
diana
The highways leading 20 Chevy Chase
was lined with carriages for an hour
before the wedding. and such an array
Of automobiles and other fashionable
turnOuts was never before seen at
Chevy Chase.
After the reception the bride and
groom at once started upon a journey
in the Heutenant's automobile. After
that. they will 90 10 Newport. where
a cottage has been prepared for the
young couple. Lieutenant Gherardi has
been transferred to Newport from the
navy yard here for the summer. in COM
pany with Admiral Iigginson and other
officers.
The list OF guests included about all
the distinguished men Of the navy and
n number Of people from official society
generally, with a large number OF young
friends Of the bride and groom. Among
them were Secretary Of the Navy
Moody, Postmaster General and Mrs.
Payne, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs Darling, Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey, Admiral and Mrs HigEinson,
Captain and Mrs. Cowles. Lieutenant
and Mrs. J. V. Chase. Admiral Evans.
Commander Winslow. Lieutenant Bel
KNAPP. Mr. and Mrs. H. MEG. Taylor
and Miss Taylor. Of Greenport. J.. l.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Taylor and Miss
Taylor. CT Boston; Roger T. TAYLOR. Of
Canada, Prcstley Taylor. a brother Of
the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mo
CURE, Of Washington: Mrs Frank Tay-
Tor and Miss Taylor. OF New York: Mr.
and Mrs Bancroft Gherardi. Of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Gherardi Davis. also
Of New York: Colonel and Mrs. Rock
well and Miss Rockwell. of New York :;
the Misses Simms. and DR.. and Mrs
Fraley. Of Philadelphia.
The abundantly large number OF gifts
70 the popular young people represented
the most exquisite treasures cleaned
from all parts Of the world. and repre-
scented almost every port into which
an American ship had ever put.
Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown. was
the scene Of a beautiful and religiouslv
impressive ceremony in the marriage of
Miss Mary Sheridan 20 A. Bruce
Fahnestock at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The strains OF the bridal march from
'I,ohengrin" started the procession from
the entrance TO the sanctuary. where
the participants waited I'm a semi
circle on either side OF the bride and
bridegroom.
The Rev. Father Ennis, s. j.. OF
Georgetown University. oficiated az the
ceremony. being assisted by Monsignor
O'Connen, rector Of the Catholic Uni
yersity; Very Rev. Dr. Pace. Rev. Dr.
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Then. even without a title and without
a fortune, the prince is an exceedingly
agreeable. well hammered man. and a
favOrite with Washington society gener-
ally.
There has always been a desire TO
make mild jokes about the prince COM
ing 10 America for an heiress, and Il
is said that when il was announced
TO him that the pretty boy in girls
clothes who played such q charming
part at the Charity Ball last winter,
was great heiress. he Immediately be-
came entranced with her-him-and paid
court all evening. Be this as il may.
hundreds Of foreign men not half so
agreeable and manly as Prince de Bearn
have come 10 America and carried away
our incest girls. and the prince. II he
came for this purpose. may yet win 4
wife his friends protest that it was
a desire for a diplomatic career VIII.
brought the prince 10 America and not
matrimony.
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Prince de Bearn. attache Of the
French legation, feels a just degree Of
Indignation. not because the famous
foreign letter writer says he came to
America TO procure a wealthy bride,
but because his title Is assailed.
According 10 the authorities cited by
Prince Bearn he has perfect right to
be called a prince. as it was borne BY
his father, grandfather. and before the
revolution Of 17S9 by many members
OF the family. dating back 10 the SOW
ereign of Bearn IN SO A. d.
Besides the mere right Of title. Prince
de Besrn can bestow upon his bride
when he weds a lot Of magnificent
Jewels which belonged to Marie An
toinette, and which came to him through
one Of his ancestors. who was COVER
ness 10 Louis XVI and Marie ARtoin-
cite. 1t is a fact that two OF the an
cestOrs Of Prince de Bearn were num-
bered among the queens Of France.
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Weddings.

Quite the most attractive wedding seen
By Washington people for many seasons
was that Of Miss Neville Simms Tay-
Tor and Lieut.. Waiter Rockwell Gherar-
a.. which took place az All Saints
Church at o'clock last evening at
Chevy Chase. Besides a beautifully
blended color scheme OF pink and white
the gay uniforms Of Rear Admiral Tay-
Tor. father Of the bride, who gave her
away. and Of the groom and his atten-
dants, gave a really brilliant appearance
% the bridal partT and the guests who
throngcd the church.
The Rev DR.. Childs. rector OF the
church. assisted by the Rev. Caleb Stet-
sam. Of Washington, performed the cere-
mony. A violin orchestra from the navy
yard gave the musical program both at
the church and al the reception at the
home Of the brides parents, which fol-
lowed
The bride wore gown Of white satin
trimmed IN old family lace. and the con
ventional tulle veil with orange bios
SONS. She carried a bouquet OF sweet
peas.
The maid Of honor. Miss Emily Neville
Taylor. cousin OF the bride. and the
four bridesmaids. wore charming cos
tunes Of net with a design Of pink roses
over pink silk, big pink picture hats
trimmed with pink roses and carried
pink sweet peas. The maids were Miss
Mildred Merricz. Miss Rose WaIlach,
and Miss Randolph. Of Washington. and
Miss Janet sinims. OF Philadelphia.
The groom bad as best man Lieut. II.
V. Butler. and four Of the ushers were
also brother officers Of the navy. They
we're: Lieut.. Powers symington. Lieut..
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Shields. and Rev. Or. Spensely, all OF
the Catholic University also; with Rev
f. Y. Mulvaney, S. J.. pastor Of Trinity
/ Church.
The simple words Of the Catholic we'd
ding service were read. after which tho
entire bridal party. with the exception
Of the bride and groom. proceeded TO
the pews directly behind those reserved
for the parents of the bride and groom.
! The Rev. Father Ennis also celebrated
the nuptial mass in which the bride
and groom participated. being called 90
the foot Of the altar for the priests
/ blessing and to receive holy communion
The ushers were Messrs. IIolbrook
Fahnestock, Edwin b. De Graw. Jean
Des Garennes. Frank J. Sheridan, jr.,
Stephen Lorando, and Julian Worthing-
ton. The matron Of honor was Mrs. J.
E. Sheridan, nee French, Of San Fran
cisco.
The. bridesmaids were Miss Florence
! Rudge. Youngstown, Ohio; Miss Anna
Coleman, Pelham Manor: Miss Bessie
| Fahnestock. Washington. D. c.; Miss
/ Margaret McDevitt, Lancaster, Pa. and
/ Miss Helen ONIlhoucy. Lawrence,
! Mass.
! The bride won a beautiful gown OF
/ white Spanish net over plated chiffon.
! ana trimmed IN rare lace. there being q
I deep collar OF lace on the bodice. The
! veil was held TO the hair By a pearl
! brooch. which. with a long rope Of
! pearls, was the only ornament worn.
! The matrOn Of honor. Mrs Sheridan.
! sister-in-law or the bride. was costumed
IN the welding gown worn at her OWL
/ marriage In San Francisco. a short
/ time ago II was of white silk mousse
/ line. trimmed with dainty lace. The
! costumes Of the bridesmaids were o
/ pleasing innovation from the ordinary.
/ because with their lowered pink net
gowns, they wore short pink tulle wells,
] fastened with short plumCs. They car
ried pink Ia France roses.
/ a breakfast was served at the home
/ Of the brides parents.
/ The guests included the relatives and
/ olorgymen, the entire graduating class
| Of this year at Trinity College. where
4 the bride took her degree Of bachelor Of
/ letters several days ago
/ The pride IS the daughter Of Mr and
/ Mrs. +. j Sheridan, Georgetown. d. G.
J Mr.. Fahnestock is the son Of Mr.. and
[ Mrs. lewis Fahucstock. Washington, j.
( G., and foi morly Of 81. Paul, MINI.
The Rev I-..ndolph MCKim performed
/ the impressive ceremony AT Epiphany
| Church at noon which united in mar
riage Miss Ruth EmmOns. of this city.
and Frederick Cambria. of Indiana. The
church was beautifully decorated about
the altar, and numerous friends of the
young people witnessed the ceremony.
The bride wore white gown and car
/ ried white roses. Mr.. and Mrs. GambTill
/ have gone 10 the grUOm's home in In
diana. where they will reside for the
I future
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Cabinet Notes.

The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Hitchcock have returned from St
Louis where they spent about ten days
IN seeing the exposition.
Secretary Of the Navy Moody gave a
large dinner party last night on the
Dolphin. in payment Tor the many din
ners given I'm his honor during the
spring. The boat was beautifully illumi-
mated. there was music. and the party
was q merry one. embracing many Of
the younger Ucmber5 Of scCICty.
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The White House.

The President had as luncheon guests
yesterday former Senator Warner Mil
Ter Of New York. and First Vice Pres
ident Paul Martin. Of the Santa &c
Railroad. and Miss Martin.
Mrs. Roosevelt today issued invita-
tions for the reception to be given next
Friday afternoon. following the lunch
con at the White House 20 the honor
airy board Of Filipino commissioners 10
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

Walker. L. S. y, and Miss Bessie
Haughton. were married IN Washington
on June J.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie y. Smith
70 J. +. Buck, jr., VIII Is'se place at
s. 1870 Il. N.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry JudsOn Booth,
OF Columbus. Ohio. have issued invita-
tons for the marriage OF their daughter
lOrence, 70 Charles d. Young Of this
city. The wedding will take place June
8 at St Pauls Episcopal Church, Co
lumbus.
Miss Wilhelmiua la Hayne and John
Il. Tatspaugh were married at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. northeast.
Wednesday at noon. They left Wash
irgtOn Immediately after the we'd
ding FOR bridal Journey.
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D-p~ '''" ~
AsNGToN was p oasant enough during past seven
WV Chase Club giving the young people chance for merry
parting until their paths
opening OF another winter campaign in Washington
bly, she has not had time
rush from esvit another naturally lively
entered into the spirit of the people Louis with with
ody and while she has not thrust herself forward has made
lot ner She has been the guest at number Of dinners and
uncheons wien fifty
board she has ridden
Cronje said to have carried
cameTs
entirely lost her
States ard had rolckng lot of fun just like
to
strenuous month
from the time of her arrival here until she goes for her regular visit to her
grandmother
Whelan Wayne Pa when
bridesmaid the
Robinson Hyde Park,
Eudson Roosevelt
shows and other entertainments but the merest of all will be her trip
bridal the nupals
the groom graduate Ms cowles will chaperOno
who accompanied Roosevelt St Louis and
guest of the Cans Friday
quite enthusiastic her trip
of
amos every riding driving of Washington
From Monday morning until wedding
Davis
# wesson.
Tuesday at St Nargres Church started the list
people wedding
Miss Taylor and Lieutenant Gherardi called
the
feature of weddings noticeable
esners who girls
ahead Of the wedding
a
full notice of wedding a
There are not many brides for this week the international ALI
which threatened
kept
President and Mrs Roosevelt will Friday
by
Secretary Taft thus giving glimpse
D o h public
departure of ambassador and
Hiss Durand the signal for the early breaking
dialects
bellies
diplomatic n
a lengthy
meeting
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Tor the wedding. and GlumDer or reld-
tives and friends were present.
The bride. who wore q gown OF white
silk and lace was attended by her sis
ter. Mrs. Herbert G. Graves. Of this city.
and Miss Lucy Graves. Of Alexandria.
The groom had as best man Eban Par
sons. o. Boston.
Miss Elsie L. Pastor. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George c.. Paxton. and Dr.
Herbert Poole. Of Georget%tn. were
married at the Eldbrooke NJ. T. Church.
TenlcytOwn. Wednesday evening the
Rev. II. +. r. Reek. formerly pastor Of
the church, assisted by the Rev. Edwin
II. Smith, the present pastor. officiaJ-
ing.
The bride was daintny dressed IN
white silk moUsseline and lace. and
carried a shower bouquet OF lilies. while
the maid of honor. Miss Florence /.
Thompson. OF TenleytOwu, wore blue
SILK mOusseline and carried pink roses.
The little flower girls, Miss Annabelle
I Paxton, sister IF thu bride. and the
Misses Mary and Sarah Chappell, cOus-
ms OF the bride. wore white swiss. with
lace and ribbons, Miss annie Prospect.
Of Washington. played the wedding
march J. Robert Paxton, brother OF
| the bride. was best man. and Z. y.
Vowel and William a. Nolkman, a
] friend Of the groom. were ushers.
4 reception at the home Of the bride
! followed the wedding
Miss Minnie 3. Boyd and Jesse B.
Simpson were quietly married on We'd
nesday afternoon at the residence Of the
aunt OF the former 1909 New Jersey Ave
nue. northwest. The Rev. J. w. Steele
OBLIGATED. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Simpson left for, points South; Mr..
and Mrs Simpson viii be "at home" 1929
/ Street northeast, after June s.
Miss Marguerite Florence MACPHERSON
and DR. Alfred Birch Herricf were quiet
/ ly married on Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of the brides parents at the
Soldiers, HONG by the Rev. DIT; Rad
| Ciiffe. Of the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. After the ceremony they
left for New York.
/ Mrs Mary Z. Ncsnith announces the
| eUga cement Of her daughter. Miss Isa-
| belle NesInith. TO Jean +. p des
! Garennes. The prospective bride Is Of
/ the old New England family Of that
name. and f. granddaughter of the
| late Judge George ". Nesmith chief
justice Of the supreme court OF New
I hampshire. The groom to be. who Is a
| practitioner Of law and attorney FOR the
French embassy in this city. is a son OF
Prof. des Garennes of the Naval Acad-
envy. The wedding Will take place dur
/ Ing the early winter. ~
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. L. Crown. OF
/ Washington. have announced tie en-
| Ragement Of their daughter. Miss Mory
Catherine Crown. TO j. Myers HcdIan.
| Of Baltimore. The marriage viii take
place this month.
! Mr.. ana Mrs. William H. Smyser have
/ sent out cards of invitation for the mar
/ riage of their daughter. Grace Lynne
..
| Wednesday evening, June p, at s
/ O'Clock. ST. Thomas Church, this city.
/ The couple viii be at home after Au-
gust l, C5l2 Seventh Street, Oak Lane.
/ Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Charles F. Thompson. OF Paris.
formerly OF Washington. whose hus-
band is the representative for the As
ISOLATED Press in Paris, sailed yester-
day from New York for France. She
was called TO this country by the death
Of her father, Allen Mcdonald. at
Prairie du Chen. Wis. several weeks
ago, and was unable to visit Washing
ton before returning TO Paris.
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Mrs. Oliver Cromwell closed her sec
ond successful social season in Wash
ingtOn by attending the dinner dance
at Chevy Chase Club last evening and
will close her Washington house today
and leave the city. She has taken a de-
lightful place for the summer at Graf
ton, Canada. and from time TO time
Will entertain small house parties DUR
ing the season.
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

Col +. B. Townsend returned 10 the
city yesterday from his colonial home
on the peninsula below Richmond. The
house Is beautifully located on a large
estate Of 1900 acres. It was constructed
more than 200 years ago and has been
the scene OF many military and social
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Trunks for Service.

Our Trunks are built honestly and
securely DOWN TO the last rivet.
They will stand the banging of a
trip to St. Louis.
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

Frederick T. Walker. a candidate for
at the Naval Academy.
brother Of Midshlpman Hugh Mel
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

She is the wife of the counselor Of the Austrian
bassy. who has allied from New spend
in Europe and she Of the popular
in tie Diplomatic Corps during the past winter
She is beautiful woman and of the success
fu American I'm the foreign diplomatic ranks.
Before marriage. Baroness Gislra Miss Helen
King, Of Baltimore and belongs to old Southern
lily.
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

John W. Titcomb. who has spent some
time in the Argentine Republic for the
Government, has returned to Washing
ton, and will shortly have with him his
family, who during his absence visited
n 81. Johnsbury Vt. but are coming 10
Washington preparatory to going 20
some nearby resort.
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

events during the war OF the Revolution
and also the civil war
Colonel Townsend entertained recently
for several days a number OF his
friends: business men from Washington
and Richmond He was assisted by his
cousin Miss Darwin, from New York.
who has been his guest during the
winter at his attractive home in Mount
Pleasant
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

DIR. and Mrs. Guss are al Atlantic
City and will remain during the meet
ing of the American Medical Association
rtXt week.
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Sherman Bouteu.
whose marriage took place I'm Chicago
June !. are now in New York. on their
way 10 Berne. Switzerland, where Mr.
Boutell is secretary at the American
legation
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

one OF the pret,iest weddings Of last
week took place on Capitol Hill We'd
nesday evening. at the home Of the now
" married couple. Miss Bertha Emily
Walter and William Clifton Phalen, a
young scientist Of the Geological Survey.
being the bride and groom.
The new home was prettily decorated
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

Richard T. Ely and family will clo7-.
their residence on n Street this week.
and go 10 their country place in Con-
necticut for the summer
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

and their son. sailed from Boston last
week for Naples They VII remain
on the Continent for at least four
months.
Mrs. A. L. Barber left Washington
this morning for New York where Mr.
Barber awaits her with his new yacht
Lorena. which he bought in England.
The LCrena was built In Leith, and has
been much admired for its beauty and
speed
Paymaster c. ]. Peoples, United States
Navy. and Mrs Peoples, are staying
at the Ebbitt House for a short time
Miss Martha Louise Robinson went TO
New York yesterday. and viii attend
the Kent GiIlett wedding at Fishdll-on-
the-Hudson, Wednesday Of this week
The pupils OF the Hyattsville public
school under the direction Of Warren L
Dent. principal. win present Shake
speare's comedy OF a Midsummer
NIGHTS Dream next Thursday after
noon az 8.3O At the Lafayette Opera
House, "a this city
The proceeds Of the entertainment viii
go toward furnishing the nucleus for the
new school library
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

In the two years in which she has been numbered
among Washingtons hostesses Mrs Oliver Cromwell has
become ea0e4 among the younger hostesses. She
maintained one Of the most hOsptabe houses IN
ington since taking up her residence here favorite
chaperon for all Young folks affairs. has
load many charitable entertainments giving
70 the good ro has
house in Now York. and summer home vyflI
terrain of the young people Washington who
have become her favorltes during the winter
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

superintendent Of the Naval Academy
" iliau H Brownson, ana his daUgh-
tiers, Mrs. Tooker and Miss Caroline
BrOwns0u. viii leave Annapolis Tues
day. June I. for New York, whence they
will sail for Europe. The supcrintend-
ent and his two daughters viii spend the
summer abroad Mrs Brownson viii
spend the summer with her mother. at
YJukCrS. y. Y.
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

Mr. and Mrs Walter =. Cogsweu nave
Just returned from a weeks visit 10
Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

Lieut. Thomas Washington. L. S. n.
and Mrs. Washington, are spending a
week IN washington
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

Commander L. L. Reamey, Z. s n.
retired. accompanied by Mrs Reamey
The Washington times., 1904-06-05
Chit Chat.

Mrs John B. Henderson left yesterday
for Bar Harbor, where she viii be join
ed later By Mr.. Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson. IT..
who have spent the spring on their "a 70
In Virginia, will visit the forme- =
parents At Bar Harbor later in tie
season, and will later spend some tire
at the family camp in the Adirondac p.
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for the wedding. and apumber Of rela-
uves and friends were present.
The bride. who wore a gown Of white
silk and lace. was attended by her sis
ter. Mrs. Herbert c. Graves. of this city.
and Miss Lucy Graves. Of Alexandria.
The groom had as best man Eban Par
sons. OF Boston.
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

Francis Cotton and his daughters will
spend the summer abroad.
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

A1r. and Mrs. G. r. L. Crown. OF
Washington, have announced tie en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss Mory
Catherine Crown. 10 j. Myers HcdIan.
Of Baltimore. The marriage Will take
place this month.
The Washington times., 1904-06-05

Miss Marguerite Florence MACPHERSON
and DR.. Alfred Birch HerricE were quiet
ly married on Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of the brides parents at the
Soldiers Home by the Rev Dr. Rad
Ciiffe. Of the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. After the ceremony they
left for New York
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-05-12

little while longer his genial pres
ence and lively conversation would
add spiceiness to the usual daily
routine.
The Portland Evening Telegram
of May 14th issued supplement,
with the regular edition, in which
the unexcelled and countless re-
sources, developed and undeveloped,
of Idaho are extensively treated.
Gilmore coupty's mineral wealth
and its great prospective value is
given considerable space, and in
telligent and entertaining accounts
of its past history given. Boiee is
given prominence as the social, COM
mercial and educational center and
its business enterprises and public
works are subjects of halftone illus
lrations and well written arlicles
A descriptive article on the big
Boise Payette Electric Power plan,
is also included Altogether it Is a
splendid advertisement of this
state
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-05-12
BREvITIEs

Don't brush by" but buv a
brush at Kelsey's.
The Sub Rosas met yesterday
with Mrs. Ruring.
John Joseph went to Bruneau
Tuesday with big load of freight.
4. M. Wolfe is enhancing the
value of his real estate by the erec-
ton OF capacious barn.
Mrs. Charlie Ross and Miss
Lorraine visited our town last Thurs
day, stopping with Mrs. Fountain.
Rev H. C. Ethel, late of Bloom
field, Iowa, will preach at the Con-
gregational church Sunday evenin z
at 8 o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Galloway left
today for the ranch on Boise river,
where they will remain during the
summer.
Charley Walker was in town
Tuesday afternoon and evening, re-
turning to Cold Springs yesterday
morning.
Voiles, Basket Weave Oxfords and
snappy Lace novelties are attract
ing much attention at the Idado
Commercial Co.
DR.. Nieukirk returned Sunday
night from business trip to Salt
Lake City.
Ed MCGUIRE went to Boise Mon
day night on business connected
with his confectionery store.
The Idaho Commercial are show
ing beautiful line of spring dress
goods which indicate many new
ideas in ladies wearing apparel this
coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brown, from
Smiths Prairie, stopped here last
Friday on their way to Park City,
Utah, where they had been called
by telegram to the death bed of
their daughter, Nellie Goldberg
Arrived todayl Our Spring Line
i
of Gents Ties, Belts and Fancy
Hose. The most complete assort-
ment we have ever shown
Idaho Commercial Co., Ltd
The Phillips boys and family
Mrs. Longfellow. and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Wolff and Mr.. and Mrs
McCargar spent last Sunday at the
Hall fruit ranch on Snake river.