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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-21
0. W. POWERS SURPRISED.
Dlamonddeld Jack Rspays a loan in a
Handsome Fas hion

Judge o. W. Powers has recently
been made the recipient Of block o;
$500 shares Of the capital stock Of the
Diamondhcld Gold Mining company
the gltt OF "Dlomonddeld Jack" Davis.
FOR whom In 1898 Judge Powers drew
ny death warrant, and later secured
pardon from the Idaho state officials
The gift Is estimated at 10000 IN val.
ne, and with IL comes the assurance
that blocks Of stock VII be forwarded
IN other companies organizing In the
great Nevada camp.
The story OF the gift. and the rela.
tionshlp between Powers and the noted
miner Is full Of remarkable incidents
IN which the saving OF DAYS from pay
ing the penalty Of death sentence are
the main features. Davis was an em-
ploye OF the famous Sparks-H erOld
Cattle company, during the sheep and
cattle wars Of 1896 on Feb. 4th OF that
year two sheep herders, named Wilson
ana Cummings were found dead In
their camp wagon and Davis was ar
rested Tor the shooting The case in
VOWED the cattle interests Of Idaho.
and the case was fought bitterly, Judge
Powers was retained by the prosecu-
ton and was largely instrumental In
securing the conviction. The death
warrant was drawn up by Judge Pow
ers, at the request OF Judge Stocksla-
ger. the trial judge, Upon appeal to
the supreme court OF Idaho the case
was dismissed In June, 1898. II was
then carried to the Y. s. court Of ap.
peals In san Francisco and later TO the
United States supreme court, where
II was dismissed, AS the date for the
hanging Of Davis drew near n man
named Bower came forward and con-
fessed the killing, He was supernten-
dent OF the SPARKS Herold cattle COM
pany and was a prominent and popu-
lar man. His confession made pro-
found sensation throughout the west,
as he had been Leading witness IN the
prosecution Of Davis, Upon this con-
fesslon, Judge Powers took hand In
the case that won him the lasting re-
gard OF Davis. Without solicitation,
and at his own expense he went to
Boise and argued before the state
board OF pardons for the release Of the
prisoner. He secured q communication
OF the sentence OF life Imprisonment.
Later Judge Sparks took up the matter
and secured a pardon, by proving that
Davis was entirely innocent OF the
killing,
When he was released Davis came TO
Salt Lake penniess lie called at
Judge Powers Office and asked for a
small loan, enough TO get 10 Tonopah,
The Judge gave him the money needed.
and forgot about the case, lie has
never heard from Davis since until a
week ago the block Of stock arrived,
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FIN AnCient Foe

To health and happiness is
Scrofula - as ugly as ever
since time immemorial.
1t causes punches in the
neck, dishgures the skin, in
flames the mucous membrane,
wastes the muscles, weakens
the bones, reduces the power
of resistance to disease and the
capacity for recovery, and de.
velops into Consumption.
"a bunch appeared on the left side Of my
neck, It caused great pain, was lanced,
and became a running sore went into q
general decline. was persuaded to Try
Hoods sarsaparllla, and when | had taken
six bottles my neck was healed and / have
never had any trouble Of the kind since"
MRS. K, 7, SNYDER, Troy, Ohio.
II was troubled with scroiula and came
near losing my eyeslght, For four months
! could not see 10 do anything. After tax
Ing tgc bottles OF Hoods sarsaparllla ]
could see to walk around the house and
when bad taken eight bottles could see
as well as / ever could" SUSIE A. HAIRS
TON, Wlthers, NC,
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Dies On Her Birthday
Mrs. Abba Gray RumsI Close, a
Long and Useful
Life.

Mrs, Abba Gray Rumel. widow VI
John II. Rumel and one Of the most
widely known women Of Utah, dled on
her seventy-eighth birthday nj her
home, 1914 Fifth East street. yesier-
day.
Mrs. Rumel was pioneer In Utah.
Her long life was marked by success.
sion OF good deeds that made her one Of
the most loved women OF the state, She
had her full share of suffering, but IN
spite Of all the sorrow that came to he,
she retained her abiding faith In hui
mainly, her sincere religious belief ana
the kindly, cheerful spirit that made
her comfort to all who met her until
her life ended.
Mrs. Rumel VIII be remembered by
many MS one Of the foremost business
women OF the city. For Is years, from
1874, she conducted successful MILL
merry business In Salt Lake CITY ever
commanding the respect and confidence
OF all who had business dealings Win
her.
Mrs. Rumel was member OF toe
Gray family Of Massachusetts,, one OF
Nflf nlu IuIllNli ltillllliNs CIV N'f' 49,
Nov. 10, 1926, az Salem, where her
earlier years were spent. She became
member OF the Mormon Church anu
moved to Nauyoo, where she endured
the hardships and suifcrings that came
to the Mormons In those days. On July
II, isl7, she was married ~ 81 LOUIS
Mo, 10 John II Rumel, and with theF
child Abba, they moved 70 Winter
Quarters IN the spring OF 1872 ana dur
ing the same year started ior var.
The Journey across the gains was ni2ue
by OK teams and consumed SIX m0N'ns'
They Travelled In Reddick n. Alren
company. reaching Salt Lake cry
about the middle Of Octobef, lAs slnte
that time Mrs Rumel has lived IN san
Lake City ,..
Within three years she lost her nus
band and two children. Mrs Ellen hu'
mel Wardrop died Dec - ISL J9ah
II. Rumel, Jr., Feb. s, 1892 and the Ialu-
er May 10. 1894 Six children SURVIVE
Mrs. Abba r. Holman Of Sandy w."
Alice Rumel Margetts, Mrs Anne h0 u'
mel Brooks. Frank orson T. ana N''
liam Rumel Of Salt Lake. go.
Funeral will be held az 1919 aou'"
Fifth East at p N, tomoHo"
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LATE LOCALS.

Todays local bank clearlngs amount
ed TO Si02S,O 30 OS against $3.50 2lj,GS for
the same day Of last year
The state board OF examiners Ia In
session today passing upon the regular
monthly claims against the state, Cow
elect Cutler was present at the meeting.
Neither the Theater nor the Grand
VIII be open tonight At the Theater
tomorrow night "Glittcring Gloria Is
the bill, while "A Little Outcast' opens
at the Grand Thursday afternoon.
BIZ
4 meeting Of the state board Of edu-
cation viii be held on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock In the office OF state
supt Of Schools Nelson for the pur-
pose OF passing upon the applications
for teachers diplomas and certificates.
The funeral services over the remains
Of the late ABBA Rumcl, aged IS years,
viii be held Tuesday at p. m. from
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs, Fin-
ley O. Brooks 1914 south Firth East
street Friends are invited 10 attend.
lntermsnt In the city cemetery,
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WHERE is FRANK
Boy Disappears from Infants Hon, and
Day Nursery.

Frank Wolney a 1-year-old boy, has
disappeared from the Infants Home
and Day Nursery at sc street, and It
IL believed that his mother, Mrs, Sarah
Wolhey, who resides at Murray has
kidnapped him, The boy was taken
away from his mother on account OF
cruel treatment several weeks ago, and
by order OF the court was placed In
the nursery,
Saturday afternoon his mother called
TO see him. About o'clock he was sent
FOR some klndling and that was the last
seen Of him. The sherln's office was
notified and deputies were at once sent
In search OF the woman and the boy.
Mrs. Wolney was found at Murray yes
terday morning, but the child was no.
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VERY Low Elk
CURSION RATES
For Christmas Holidays.

TO all points on the Nickel Plate Road
between Chicago and Buffalo. Excur-
sion tickets on sale December ?4th,
2ith, Goth and 3lst. 1904 aud January
lst and End, 1905, good returning Janu-
airy fth 1905 Three through express
trains daily. No excess fare on any
train. Also lowest rates and shortest
lien to Cleveland. Buffalo, New York.
Boston and all eastern points Modern
sleeping and dining cars, Individual
Club Meals, ranging in price from S5o.
TO Sl.0O, served IN Nickle Plate dining
cars; also service la carte. All
trains leave from La Sale ST. station.
Chicago. City ticket office Chicago,
H.. Adame St. aud Auditorium Annex.
For further particulars address Chas.
f. Johnson, District Passenger Agent
205 Century Bldg. Denver, Colo
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DEATH OF A VETERAN.
Member Of Mormon Battalion Dies at
Shelley, Ida, Of Old Age

News reached here today Of the death
at the residence Of his son George w.
at Shelley Ida, Saturday Nov 10, Of
old age, OF George w. Clawson, well
known IA this city az wagon maker
aud q prominent member OF the Nor
mon Battalion, For more than 30
years the deceased has been a resident
Of Pennington, where the funeral will
be held az >, m. tomorrow from the
Westinghouse the remains have been
brought down from Idaho this morn
Ing. Mr. ClaWsOn was one OF the ear
~ settlers OF Draperyllle, and had a
host Of friends throughout tho state,
who will regret 10 hear OF his demise,
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sHERlFFs SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN Az, Nkp
FOR Salt Lake County, Shlo OF II.hn
n ID McDonald plaintiff agalhs. syo..1'
WcNallv and Daniel Harrington. Oc,et,s%,
ants 10 be sold at shorit's sac az leo
vest 'front.' door Of the County CouIl ag4,e.,,,
in the city and County Of say i.1nlNeSc,o'ber
OF Utah, on the 18th day. OF D,V,gt' ssld
a d. 1904. al twelve o'colck noon ~ tn,sr.
dav all the right. title claim aau .'.' Z,
esf Of II. ID. Mcdonald platinum " 4,
much thereof. as may be hccesallS "a "a
rsise mo amount found due. OF 10 s asu
ne sollowlng described properly ls9',riy
wing and being In SAT- l'shg soiiows:
State OF Utah. and described ~ North
Tommenclng at q point hve l9l Iu o iS In
~ the southwest corner Of 10y sH,, 'Taks
biocb dfteen nO. plat - san al
p pi,pSA su ir, and rUnalng thence ' oss
trnS ,ods then north foriy.iWo wv ,en GM
fourth d2i) feet thence No" and ono
r rods thence south forty-tNo lar ,iS
sorrth (i2il feet. Ia place oi nsi 'i money
purchase price payable DO la"4''
~ Inc United States ,.is ,ist d5y
dated nj Salt Lake Guy WS -'''
OF No'e'"''' c FRANK EMEH i-tah
sheriff OF Salt lake county fSoSWAN
SUN" BY JAMES COW 4sbeha,
Hurd & wedgewood' Attorneys ~
PENDANTS,
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UNIVERSITY s. $. SESSION.
DR.. Talmage Disousses"Christ the Gre
ator" Prof Mills, Nophite Prophets.


In the advanced class Dr. j y. Tai
mage continued the lectures on
Jesus the Christ treating as the
special Christ the Creator" The con-
slltutlon Of the Godhead was briefly eN-
planned, and the association OF the
Father and the Son IN the work OF cree
alton, received special attention. IL
was proved By citations from Jewish,
Nephlte, and modern Scriptures that
Jesus Christ IL the Creator, having ao-
complished the ,sesk under direction
from and IN conjunction with the Fa-
Their. IN the revelations given TO Mo-
SOS. the Father refers 10 Christ as THE
word OF my power and through the
power OF that Word the worlds We're
framed II was through the authority
ana power of Christ that Satan was
EAST out from heaveu--a power that the
tvll one has ever since been compelled
to recognize and obey.
The dealings OF Christ with man In
The flesh then received attentions and
the first on Adamc dlspensatlon was
considered In this connection, illustrat'
cd by the revelations % Christ To
Adam. Cain, Seth Bnoch, and Noah,
IN the other section Of the work,
Prof Mills discussed the "Dellyerance
Of Alma from Bondage The speaker
referred 10 Alma's early experiences In
the city Of Nephl while associated with
King Noah. and his noble defense Of
Ablnadi the Martyr The organization
OF the church by Alma, and his future
career, were spoken of. Alma had been
brought Into bondage by the Lamanltes
and the wicked priests OF King Noah,
and had suffered great lndignlties az
the hands OF Amulon, the leader of the
guards. Under his direction Almas
people were prevented from praying,
hut IN time they were delivered from
their prosecutions by the Lamanites
oyersleepIng when Alma's people
asked him to become their king he re-
fused for the reason that zone flesh
should not be esteemed above another"
This, the speaker said, was the real
beginning OF the change In the Nephite
government from monarchy 10 Repub-
lie, which was made by Moslah who,
no doubt, Was Influenced by Alma, This
change IN the government win be dis
cussed next Sunday
I'm accordance with a change made by
the general Sunday school board the
school VIII hereafter convene at 1890,
dismissing IN time Tor the meeting IN
the Tabernacle. This VIII give those
attending ward Sunday schools an or
portunity OF receiving the benefit OF the
lectures given by Or. Talmage and
Prof. Mills,
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DENISE OF A GOOD WOMAN

Mrs Frances Goddard Woodbury. OF
Beaver. Utah, passed away about 3
O'Clock on Sunday afternoon, after an
illness Of about nine weeks. Deceased
was the wife Of the late Orln N. Wood
bury Of 81 George, Utah She leaves
eight children and quite a number OF
grandchildren to mourn her death. Her
eldest son, Abram n Woodbury., Is now
laborlng as q missionary In Kansas.
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GATHERING MANY CURIos.
Collection Of Rare Relics to DO Seen
In the Twentieth Ward.

Many curIos and relics ot the rarost
sort have been gathered for side feature
Of the Twentieth Ward Industrial Exhb.
ition and Art Exhibit 10 be given for three
days beginning the GOth inst Among them
are some old pioneer pictures from the
studio ~ George NJ Ottuger. fiue pencil
reminders Of the Spanish-Amorican war
I'm The Philippines IN the form Of ok.
hlblts that belong 20 Major II. W. Young
and numerous other articles OF a more
or less historic character The purpose
IS TO make II the most interesting coll
lection of this character that is TO 10
found outside of the state museum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-21

Three fast through trains leave Dear
born station, Chicago, every day, via
the Erie railroad, for New York, Bos-
ton. Albany, Blnghamton, Buffalo.
jamestown, Youngstown and Akron.
HES a. M. 5i5 p. m, $3.50 p. m. No
change OF cars Write Room 555. Rail-
way Exchange, Chicago FOR any lnfor-
nation.
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SCOTT CHARGED
WITH INSANITY.

The initial step IN securing the com.
mltment Of Roy Scott the youth who
attacked two girls In salt Lake, and
attempted 10 cut their throats while
under spells Of insanity to the State
Mental Hospital at Provo was taken
late this afternoon when Goo, r. Han
cock swore out a complaint charging
Scott with insanity The boys exam
inatIon win occur late this afternoon
or tomorrow morning.
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THE LADIES INVITED.

What Is more beautiful than grand
display Of fine china, glassware, brlc-a-
bfack' etc such a display is dear h
me heart Of every woman who presldes
over a home.
All the newest creations collected
IRON the markets Of the world can now
De seen at the store OF the Great Amer.
lean Importing Tea Co.. where visitors
WIZ be shown most courteous ana con-
siderate attention.
the coupons now appearing In this
paper are worth as much as &, 80 each
Worth investigating?
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AFTERNOON ON CHANGE

Sales on the exchange this afternoon
were as follows
Carlsa. 800 at li%
silver Shield 10000 at l2% 600 at 1914.
Victoria, 100 at s..
Little Chief, 5000 at 2Ss; 1900 at 2h.
New York, 100 at II.
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A Guarantooa Chr. For puo,

Itching Blind. Bleeding or Protrudlng
Plies Your druggist will refund money
n PAHO OINTMENT fails to cure you
In elk "a fourteen days. bOc.
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STORM is DUE.
Phone 5000 For Rock Springs
'PeaoookN Coal.

Always ON hand. We sell no other.
CENTRAL COAL & COKE COMPANY
So South Main Street.
AT the sign OF the Peacock"
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DIED..

MILLER. AT 3,3f7 south Seventh east.
Salt Lake City, Serena. the beloved wife
Of J. y. Miller, born at stoeple Ashton,
Wiltshire, England March a. 1899.
Notice OF funeral later.
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RABBIT HUNT.
THANKSGIVING DAY!

ilo0 round trip to Cedar Fort via
Salt Lake Route Train leaves o, s, L.
depot at 500 a. m.
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Charles s. Burton. being first duly
sworn according 90 law, deposes and says
that be IS Cashier OF the above named
bank; that the above and foregoing re-
port contains full true and correct
statement Of the condition OF the said
bank at the close Of business on the 10th
day Of November 1901
CHAs. s. BURTON,
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this
18th day OF November. 1904
HENRY I. McEWAN.
Notary Public
State Of Utah, Office Of the Secretary Of
State
!, James r. Hammond. Secretary Of
State Of the State OF Utah, do hereby cer-
tlfy tina, the foregolng ls a full. true. and
correct copy Of the statement Of the above
named company. now on hle IN my ONCE
this glst day Of November 1904
(seaD j. r. HAMMOND.
Secretary OF state.
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Report made 10 the Secretary Of State OF
the state OF Utah, Of the
Condition OF the
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Always Remember the Full Name
axatiye Bromo Ouinine e CE II onsv~y
crres acold oneDay Gro n DAYS W ne A>Dz% box 2sn

Report made TO the Secretary Of state Of
the state OF Utah. ~ the Con-
dillon OF the
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lions Savings Bank &
Trust Company,

Located at Salt Lake City. in the County
OF Salt Lake. State OF Utah at the close
OF business on the 10th day OF Noyem-
ber 1901;
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RESOURCES.

state OF Utah. County Of Salt Lake.
Joseph Il. Caine, being first duly sworn
according 10 law, deposes and says that
he Is Cashier Of the above named bank;
that the above aud foregoing report con-
tains a full. true and correct statement OF
the condition Of the said bank al the close
of business on the 10th day Of November
1904
JOSEPH h. GAME.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this
18th day OF November 1904
r. NJ NICHOLSON,
Notary Public.
State Of Utah, ofiieo OF the Secretary OF
State.
]. James r. Hammond. Secretary OF
State Of the State Of Utah, do heroby
certify that the foregoing Is n full. true
and correct copy Of the statement OF the
above named company now on hle In my
Office. this 18th day Of November. 1904.
(seaD j. II. HAMMOND.
Secretary Of state.
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Report made TO the Secretary Of State OF
the State Of Utah, VI the condition OF
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Der, 1901;
RESOURCES.
Loans and discount. eS3 2o3 %
Bonds stocks, certificates, etc. SN lilB
Banking house i,'s"''ss.t".''s lWWDW
Real estate .,..",.t.s'...s,s's,s. o9lllllh
Due from National hanksaa... 5g2s2B
Duo from state banks and bank
ers. cash on hand......,o. iliNi52
Current expenses and taxes paid $50
Total ,.o...o,o.,o..,o,oos,oiO.ls7 1880
LIABILITIES,
CAPITAL stock paid inoa.,.,.s 100000
Surplus fund ...n..",.,....., Ho000
Undivided profits "ae.s.,...,. 29,HL5l
Savings Dep Int. at 3and 4 per
cent s..sss.. sss,.....'t.s...,.,, d,bIu lNlNi
Cashiers checks ..a....,... SlN93
Total ... .,............o,, $3.50 1880
state Of Utah. County Of Salt Lake.
George NJ Cannon being first duly
sworn according TO law. deposCs and says
that he IS Cashier of the above named
bank, that the above and foregoing COM
talns full true and correct statement Of
the condition of the said bank az the close
N business on the 10th day Of November
GEO. ". CANNON
Subscribed and sworn 10 lefore me this
lSth day Of November 1904
(soaD l.. MOTH tVERsEN,
Notary Public.
State Of Utah. Ohlce Of the Secretary OF
STATE
!. James r. Hammond. Secretary OF
state OF the State Of Utah, DO hereby ccr-
ufy that the foregoing Is full. true and
correct copy OF the stalenient Of the above
named company now on Ole IN my Office
this 2lst day OF November 1904
(seaD j. n HAMMOND.
Secretary Of State.
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oLIlIIIIIB , y VN y
baking powder is same as
Trust, 4 starch, Schil-
liug's Best, no starch.
Yoaf goesrrtutn. you money lfyou don't lik'h
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The State Bank of Utah,

Located at Salt Lake City. In the County
OF Salt Lake, state ~ Utah. at the close
OF buiines on the 10Th day Of Nov. 1894
RESOURCES
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla
and Pills

Will rid you Of Scrofula, radi-
cally and permanently, as they
have rid thousands.
Accept no substitute.
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Utah Commercial and
Savings Bank,

Located at Salt Lake City, IN the County
OF Salt Lake. State Of Utah at the close
Of business on the 10th day OF Noyem-
ber 1904;
pEgOTfRTEg
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WAITED.

GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
work. No washing, 8i r. lst South,
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tODAY'S TEMPERATURE.

YESTERDAYS RECORD,
Highest " -. 81" /" .","n54
Lowest 49, '''. .'s.'.,,, rs
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-12-16
LONDON DER ny.

William Simonds of Bennington
has been spending few days at L
=. Sheldon's.
Clyde Wright has been spending q
few days in Bennington with his
friend. Will Percy.
A. B. Waite was called home this
week, owing to the sudden death OF
his aunt. Miss McAllister.
Miss Nancy McAllister died early
Saturday morning, the result of an
accident. Miss McAllister was %
years of age and very feeble. and in
some way fell from a second story
window. causing instant death. She
had made her home for a number of
years with her sister, Mrs. NJ. A..
Waite, to whom her tragic death
caTe as a great shock.
The ladies of the Congregational
church have organized society
called the woman's auxiliary of the
G. +. The purpose of the society is
10 aid the church in any need and
Tor missionary work of all kinds.
rhe society is at present working for
he Christmas tree entertainment TO
e held Christmas eve at the church.
In invitation is extended to all chill
iren and their parents to be pres
mt that evening. Santa Claus will
~ to remember all the little ones.