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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the STOCKHOLM
ers OF me Rexburg Milling Company Will
lie held IN the office ot Wn, II Preston,
Il North Main Street salt Lake Guy
1904 for the purposa OF hearing the an
nual reports. the election OF ofhcers tos
Inc ensuing year aud for the uansae,
Don of nnv other business that may come
V''V'S A. NJ. CARnlNE.
Secretary Pro, Tenn
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

The South Columbus Mining Company,
Location o. principal place Of business.
room s. Commercial Block Salt Lake
City, Utah. Notlco.-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock on &C.
count OF assessment levied ON the 18th
day OF August 1904. the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows,
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THE UNION PACIFIC LAND
COMPANY.
ANNUAL MEETING.

annual NJ EIl lNQ
The annual meeting % the stockholders
Of the Union Pacific Land Company will
be held at tho office Of the company IN
Der II. 1904 at n o'clock a, m, for the
election OF six directors Of the company.
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may legally come before the
meeting ALIEN. MlILAR,
Secretary.
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shERlEE,s SALE.

In tho District Court in and for Salt
Lake County State Of Utah, Walter Bry-
ant, Plaintiff VS. John w West, and
Sarah A West Defendants, 20 be sold q
sheriffs Sale AZ the west front door "
the County Court House, IN the City ana
County OF Salt Lake, state Of Utah ON
the 2ith day Of October A. y 1904 % l3
O'clock noon OF said day al the right.
title, claim ana interest OF John w, West.
and Sarah A West. defendants or so
much thereof IA may be necessary 90
raise tho amount found due, or In and
10 the following described property; All
that certain piece Of parcel OF land, Sit
nate In Salt Lake city and County of
Salt Lake and State Of Utah, bounded
ana described as follows; All of lot clght
lS. nnd tho north one-holf IN. ~ n lot
nine fQ AZ Matted In Grand View sub
division OF block one hundred and four
teen OiD. plat N" salt Lake city sur
vey together with ell aud singular me
tenements, hereditamcnts. and appuiteW
ances thereunt0 belonging or III anywsd
appertanng
purchase price payable IN lawful money
OF the United states.
Dated az salt Lake City this lst day
{. FRANK EMERY,
Sheriff Of Salt Lake County state OF
by Joseph c. Sharp, Deputy Sheriff.
James lngebre,sen. Attorney for Plaln-
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VICTIMS OF POISONING.

! MI Hansen Recovering wires ia.
neral on sunday. Other cache News.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, Utah, Sept. 80 Mr. W. M.
Hansen, the victim OF the poisoning IN.
eldent, Is improving and Is now consId.
eied out of danger lie was Kept in IL.
nofance Of his wlfe's death untl 10.
DAY When told Of II he was very
much affected II he knows anything
Of the cause Of the poisoning ne prob
ably viii not tell Ii untll the inquest II
held
Justice T. X Smith summoned a jury
consisting OF August Gordon, j. +.
smith and ~ W. Kimbal which met
at the residence Of Mr. Hansen last
night and an autopsy OF the stomach
OF the dead woman was made but no
testimony was taken and the inquest
wac postponed untl oct u. I'm order
TO allow the chemists time TO make am
analysis OF the contents OF the stom-
ach.
So far as Is known the poison was
In the cat meal mush eaten for break
fast Mrs Hanscn'a funeral will be
held at the Tabernacle at ~ noon Sun
day
Gustav Thompson Of the Fourth ward
10 home from a visit TO Denmark, COW
crlng q period Of 10 months While
away Mr. Thompson did some mission
airy work IN Scandinavia and collected
geaneology OF his ancestors, While h.
enjoyed his trip he Is very glad to be
home again
Typhoid II on the decline, most Of the
old cases are c0nvalescent and few new
cases are reported.
The following permits 10 wed we've
Issued this week
j. B, Kendall. oxford. Ida. q. O.. 80
Ada Willard, Preston. Ida . .u2O
VIM. w Thatcher, Thayne, Wyou 81
Electa f. Hatch, Hatch. lduu ..2i
h. l., Marlor, Teton, Ida, d. eco. ., .23
Nesa CAL Chesterfield. Ida o.. u.20
Orson r. Harmon, Fairfield. Wyor ~
Margaret j. Jensen, Fairfield Wyo2 q
Edward Sessions. Auburn. Wy0n n22
E6ie Child Fairfield. WyO. .n2
John Tyler, Aka, ldau ,.,,,, .,,,.,26
Myrtle Dodge Aka Ida. . =. 70
Walter Fife, Providence -, =, ., .,22
Sylvia Smith. Hyrumu o.. o,,,u,22
II, j. GOodsell Logan. 90, ..r..,.22
cynthia Johnson, Logan ,,.u.,.2O
Harrison Hess, Georgetown. ldauo20
Emma Smart. Georgetown. Ida. Ia
Ora Hunsaker. Honeyylle, UTAH .26
Mary Nye, Parts, Ida. . O., ..,u.25
Thomas Mlyln Harris. Woodruff .N
Ruby H. Merrill West Portage. 20
John Hobbs. Preston, lda,.a d. .u.21
Emma Wilcox Preston Ida. ,.u2l
William Chadwick, Preston, Ida. "a
Ruth Crockett, Preston, Ida, ""2i
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POCATELLO, IDAHO.
BOY KILLED IN WRECK.
Death Of Newspaper Man NJ ], A. Con-
yention- other News Items.

Death OF Newspaper Man-m L. A. Non-
yention- other News Items.
Special Correspondence.
Pooatello, Sept. ga fatal wreck oc-
Cured at Granger, Wyo,, yesterday
morning about $3.50 o'clock, when the
belated eastbound passenger No. col
lldcd. through an open switch, with n
freight train. TWO Pocatello boys,
Earl II. Balr and william G. spillman,
Familiarity known an Bud" were beat
ing their way ON the freight The lat
ter Jumped when he heard the engineer
blow the danger signal, but untortun-
ntely the former remained and was
killed. He IS the l6-year-old son OF
II. l.. Balr, the painter Services over
his body were conducted at the Episco-
pal church this afternoon, but the re-
mains will be taken to Rawlins Wyo..
for final intorment.
MIA. CONVENTION
The annual convention OF the Mutual
Improvement associations Of the Poca-
tello stake convened here sunday With
three sessions, the evening session be-
ing coniolnt meeting. MI and Mrs
BENJAMIN Goddard Of the general board
were present A banquet I'm their honor
was gotten up the evening before, A
very pleasant and fruitful convention
WAS had. Both the local associations
have recently been reorganized, and
rive hopes OF promise for effective and
energetic work. The Young Ladies
have resumed their studies and the
Young Men will begin after Conference.
DEATH OF NEWSPAPER MAN.
William c. Mlltonberger the news
phper man, died very suddenly Tues
day evening about o'clock, from asth-
matlo trouble and heart failure. He
WAS born In Pittsburg, Pa, May 30
isls, and was editor and proprietor OF
the Clarion Republican, at Clarion, Pa.
for four years lie came here three
years ago. He leaves a wife and Ave
children,
NEWS N0TEs
Leo II. Edgleya popular mschinlst APP
prentice, was successfully operated upon
for Appendicitis, at the Sc. Marks hos
pltal few days ago.
Or. william A. Wright and bride
nee Ella NJ. Hogan. have returned from
their honeymoon TO California They
were married AZ Salt Lake CITY on the
llth inst A host Of friends called on
them last night. Including a delegation
OF Elks, later the Eagle band serenad-
ed the popular young couple.
Mrs. Anna w. Bird Is seriously III
so also Is william J, Hawkley, the lat
ter with rheumatism.
JURORS DRAWN
The following jury list for the next
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ANNftA1. MlnrrtNG

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF Union pacl0c Railroad Company will
he held at the office OF the Company, In
Salt Lake city uah, on Tuesday, Oeto-
election Of fifteen Directors of the Com
pany. and for tho transaction " sucn
other business as may legally come before
the meeting. The books Tor the transfer
OF stock doth Common and Preferred
Will be closed FOR the purposes OF the
meeting at the close Of business on We'd
nesday August 81 1904 ana VII be re-
opened at 10 O'Clock a. m. on Wednesday,
October H. 1901.
ALEX. MlLLAR, Secretary
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sHERlFF's SALE.

In the District Court In and for Salt
Lake County, state Of Utah Walter Bry-
ant Plaintiff, vs. Sarah A West Defend
ant to be sold at Sherns Sale at the
west front door Of the County Court
House, IN the city and County Of Salt
Lake State OF Utah, on the 2ith day OF
October A. d. igOi At 70 O'Clock noon Of
said day, an the right title, claim and in
terest Of Sarah A. West, defendant, or So
much thereof, as may be necessary To
raise the amount found due, Of, IN and TO
the following described property. All that
certain piece or parcel Of land, situate I'm
Salt Lake city, County OF Salt Lake and
state Of Utah and bounded and described
ne follows, All Of lot ten Q0l, and the
south one-half (S. w OF lot nine O). as
plated In Grand View subdivision OF
block one hundred and fourteen QlD, plat
%" Salt Lake City survey, together
with all ana singular the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances there-
unto belonging or in anywise appertain-
ing,
Purchase price payable IN lawful money
Of the United states.
Dated at Salt Lake CITY, this LIST day Of
= {, FRANK EMERY,
Sheriff Of Salt Lake County, state OF
Utah.
James Ingobretsen, Attorney for Plain
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BRYAN, IDAHO.
MRS. WILSON CALLED HOME
She Died at HA Residence on saturday
Last Vt Paralysis.
Special Corrospondenco.

Special Correspondence.
Byron, Wyo., Sept. 2S.--The death OF
Elizabeth Wilson occurred at her home
IN Byron Saturday, the Gath inst, the
result Of paraletlc stroke. from which
she had been suffering for about five
weeks. She was given the best Of care
and nursing, but these were unavailing.
Sister Wilson was the wife OF Brother
Isaac Wilson and native Of Utah.
being a daughter of Robert and Mary
Baird She was A years OF age. She
leaves a husband and three children. At
the funeral services yesterday, Bishop
Fred Kohler and President Byron SEES
sions were the speakers, testifyng 10
the faithfulness end devotion OF the de-
ceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01

And In accordance With law and an Or
dor n the Board Of Directors made on The
18th day OF August 1906 80 many sharNs
1T each parcel Of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold AZ the Office o. the
South Columbus Mining Company Room
b Commercial Block, Salt Lake CITY
Salt Lake County. Utah, on Wednesday
hour 81 $50 o'clock a. m, 10 pay delln-
duent assessment thereon, together with
tho cost OF advertising and the EXPENSES
on sale ARTHUR r. SNOW,
Secretary Of the South Columbus Mining
Company, Location Of Of0ce Room IS
Commercial Block. Salt Lake City
Utah. .a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01

ESTATE on RICHARD lNGRHAM.
licensed The undersigned viii sell at
pubic auction the following described real
estate situate IN the County of san Lake,
salale % Uhli Commencing at a point
lsllly.lour rods north ana three.fourths
Of one rod west OF the southeast corner
Of tho northwest quarter Of section six.
teen. township two south " range one
east thence north forty.throo rods, thence
west iiftcen and thrcc-nfths rods, thence
south torty-threc rods, thence east a.
teen and thrce.hfths rods TO place OF be.
ginning containing llN acres al 70
o'clock noon, ON Friday. October T. 1904. at
lhe west front steps Of the city and Coun.
" Building Salt Lake City, Utah, for
cash, gold coin of the United States. ten
per cent OF the purchase money TO DO
PAID on the day OF sale balance on con.
h[,mnauon Of sale by The District Court
Deed at expense Of purchaser
ELIAS JENSEN,
Administrator
Dated September 10, 1904
Nels Jensen, Attorney for Estate, Brig.
am City
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PoULTRY

palT' 'j / y Plymouth Rocks.Flrst younv
: NJ Bishop, second young pair.
GA BAD, 1I Ias., Rhode Island Reds-Flrat
First On Dome Rhode Island Rsds.-
=--- e palr Eric Larson; first You, Young
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TEA

mere is other good tea
find il. =
sAas,.. a. -, 'S''' Y'H noOp u ysu ass, lls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT PRO
bate Division IN and Tor Salt Lake C0un-
W state Of Utah in the matter VI the
estate " Isabella $. Carlisle. Deceased
Nouce.-Tho petition OF j, X. and james
\. Carlisle. executors OF toe estate
OF Isabella 3 Carlisle deceased, praying
executors ana for the distribution
OF the residue Of said estate 10 the per.
sons. entitled. has been set for hearing
9h Friday the IN day OF October. A.D.
Hwy, az 10 O'Clock "a. M. at tho County
court House IN the court Room VI said
~ Utah.
Witness tho Clerk " said Court with
tho seal thereof affixed thls 2lh day OF
September. a. ID. 1904.
SseaD JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
ny David Is, Davies. Deputy CLERK
Harrington & Sanford. Attorneys.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The board Of education met IN regu-
lar session last evening with all mem.
bers present. Only business Of rou-
tine nature was transacted.
one hundred and fifteen dollars
was reported received for sale OF
textbooks, An overdraft OF 81, 1880
was reported by the finance committee.
One case ~ scarlet fever and one
case OF dyphtheria were reported by the
sanitary committee, neither case ar.
fectiug the schools, The children at.
tending the schools are In unusually
good health
The question Of supplying wood to the
various schools was the cause OF con.
siderable discussion and apprehension.
The article Is a scarce commodity. II
Is possible that II may have to be inn
ported from Oregon, Wood is now 50
per cord about 30 cords are used an.
nually In the schools.
The committee on supplies reported
having ordered additional textbooks.
A communication from the postofiicc
department. asking for the use Of q
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE
Of Daniel Lloyd Deceased Creditors
will present claims with vouchers to the
undersigned az Room no Mccormick
Building, Salt Lake city Utah. ON or
before the ath day Of January, a d. 1905.
NiELS LIND.
Administrator N the Estate Of Daniel
Lloyd Deceased
Date of first publication. Sept H. 1904
H. A. Smith, Attorney
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respect,
slRnera fOt further information

TTTTTWTTFW
slgnera f0r further information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE
Of James N BHteman Deceased Crodl-
tors VIII present claims with vouchers
To the Undersigned at the Once Of Stew
art & stewart 900 Mccormick Block, Salt
Lake CITY Utah, ON or before the 8Jlh
day Of January, A. y 1906
MARIA l.. BATEMAN,
AdminlstIslTlS OF the Estate OF James N.
BatenahA H>soeased.
Date Of hrsr ~-JIicotIon, Sept. g. AID
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MILL HoLp An INQuEsT.

Judge Howell has decided to hold an
inquest over the remains OF Frank tia
la, the laborer who was killed by the
falling IN OF the bank OF the Twenty
first street sever on Tuesday, crushing
the man so srlously that he died few
hours afterwards. The judge and a
Jury, composed Of w II. Jenne, +, a,
Shields and Horace Bengess. viewed the
remains at Larkln & Sons morgue, and
the Inquest was continued
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NEWS NOTES,

The following jury list for the next
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-02
MONEY TO LOAN

Plenty of money to loan on gilt
edged city or farm security at 10
per cent for the first year and 8
per cent thereafter, with privilege
of paying any part or all at any
time after first year. !
BLAoKFooT REAL ESTATE Co., >
ELIAS S. K1MBALL, Pres. !
j. z. STEWART, Manager. 2Otf
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| have now received the assess.
ment rolls for 1904, from the au
dltor, ana will receive taxes for
the the year 1904, at the Office of
the assessor and collector, at the
court house in Blackfoot, Idaho.
Positively no taxes will be re-
ceived between the first and
fourth Mondays inclusive. of Jan
uary 1905. All taxes become de-
linquent on Monday, January end
1905.
JOHN WRAY.
Assessor and Co1lprtnr
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BLACKFOOT BUTCnERING co.

watch UT f1CeS
We will sell you at our Main
Street markets quarter of beef at
44c per Id.
5 lbs. Boiling Beet for Csc.
3 lbs. Chuck Steak for Csc.
We pay the highest price for
Hides and Pelts.
BLAOKFoOT BUTCHERING Co.
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If you have land for Sale any
where in Idaho, list it with the
Blackfoot Real Estate Co., of
Blackfoot, Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-02

Musical instruments? Yes, at
Mitchell the jewelers..
Are you seeking an investment
for 100000 in a storage-irrigation-
electric light-fiish raising-pleasurs
resort? Address The Republican
office, Blackfoot, Idaho.
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For Sale

Soldiers additional scrip, all
sizes, any quantity, fully guaran-
teed, can be used on timber land
Price upon application. Mention
the Republican. got
L. W. HUBBELL,
Springfield, Missouri.
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Local NeWs Matters
II. Weyler is at Blackfoot this

All Kinds of books at the Bridg
street drug store.
Everett Vance of Houston ha
gone to Salt Lake.
Try the Model Restaura mt, il
the Younie block.
Thomas Evans of Arco spen
the week at Salt Lake.
Procure your diamonds at the
Bridge street drug store.
Judge Stevens has been at St.
Anthony most of the week.
Does. your heel rock? Have
the shoe fixed at Kinney's.
For bargains in drygoods and
groceries go to Thos. Black burn s..
Barzilla Clark Of Mackay spent
Sunday at Idaho Falls. That's
all.
For choice meals 60 to the
Model restaurant, in the Younie
block.
Miss Elva Sturdyvant has ac-
cepted position in Tupper's Bar
gain store.
There will be a priesthood
meeting at the L. D. S. Hall Sat
urday afternoon.
Those shoes of yours that need
repairing can be fixed at Kinney's
on Bridge street.
Violet Gray has returned from
Butte and will attend school at
Blackfoot this winter.
j.. G. Fisher has some thor
oughbred Rhode Island Reds for
sale. Get some good poultry.
District court convenes next
Monday December 9Th, and will
continue in session two weeks.
Rev. Hans Hanson of Salt Lake
bought 100 acres of the American
Falls Canal and Power company
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coumerilh wish
to announce that they are now at
home to their friends in their new
house in the Elnwood addition.
Mrs. McMaster of Mackay went
up to St. Anthony Saturday to
visit her son Verne who is in the |
employ of the railroad company
here.
| have them in stock genuine
diamonds, standard watches, solid
gold rings, and the largest assort-
nent of gold filled and solid gold
ewelry and novelties ever seen in
3lackfoot. S. K. PAXTON the
Bridge street druggist.
Miss Pearl MCGOWAN of ChaIlis
passed through Blackfoot Monday
N her way home. She has spent
hree months in the east, visiting .
Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis,
;hicago and the old home Of the {
in Indiana.
Some of the Lost river men I
Tho went east with cattle just af- q
,r the election have returned.
REQ. Watsky, G. G. Davidson, !
/. d. Streeter, Joseph Vanous,
zen Pearson, Antoine Vose and I
ong Brothers constituting the
lain bunch. They all came n
long looking as jolly as if they f
ad been travelling with Peck's h
nd boy and escaped the trounc h
,g of the father. h
In Miss McCracken's depart. -
ent of the Blackfoot school are :"
70 little German boys who could
1T speak word of English when g
hool began, and MISS McCrack- u
, could not speak German, yet "
e is teaching them to read and IL
eak English. Recently when q
'other pupil came to school I'M
lie to make himself understood, az
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last week at Blackfoot.
John Bond the blacksmith ha
moved out to his ranch.
Get your prescription filled a
the Bridge steet drug store.
When you have finished talk
ing at the phone, ring off.
Nice meals at the Model Res
taurant, in the Younie Block.
Charlie Lefever is shipping five
cars of cattle from Arco this week
Souvenier spoon? Yes. Nice
" engraved at Mitchell the jew
eler's.
Mrs. Ben Pearson, of Lost river
has been visiting for some time in
Salt Lake.
Don't neglect to ring off when
you have finished talking at the
phone.
Mrs. Written, Harry Bennett
and Miss May Bennett left last
week for California
Charlie Lafever has bought DIR.
Owens sheep, and those owned
by Orie Pucket of Arco.
Johnny Kyle came from Arco
Tuesday and went to Idaho Falls
to get his winter supplies.
For fine stationary blank books
and all druggist sundries call at
the Bridge street drug store.
Geo. Ferris of Arco and Thos.
Holland of Houston, inspected
the sugar factory Tuesday evening.
A very choice five acre tract Of
land close to town with fruit trees
planted. For sale by A. Younie.
Ezra Burrel, a former resident
of Blackfoot, is manager for the
G. W. and M. company of Monte
pelier.
Harness complete and any parts
Of harness or saddles made or re-
paired by Leo Henesh on Bridge
street.
J. M. Adams, the pleasant man
who collects for the Mccormick
Harvester people spent Sunday in
Blackfoot.
Clarence Dietrich has fitted up
new Office on the second floor of
the court house near Judge
Stevens office.
Burnt leather! Mexican drawn
work! Novelties for the holidays!
Yes, will be in soon at Mitchell
the jewelers..
Mr.. E. Larocque who has been
suffering from heart trouble for
some months, left Friday night
for Salt Lake where he will re-
main for treatment.
The Rev. MACPHERSON of Ross
Fork will hold service in st. Paulfs
Episcopal church Sunday evening
Dec. 4 at eight O'Clock. ALI are
cordially invited to attend.
w. w. Ritter and Geo. Romner,
directors of the G. W. and NJ.
company spent Tuesday at Black
foot inspecting the business in
charge Of Mr.. BurreI, local mana
ger.
John Watson returned Monday
from trip to St. Louis with
horses. He says he peddled them
out among the Missourians and
that he did not do very we'll on
the deal. +
The regular December bust t
ness meeting of the Current 4
Event Club will be held at 8
the home of Mrs. Gagon Men e
day Dec. 5. All members are 8
urged to be present. >
Want nice diamond for your ="
self; a christmas present tor the