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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09
EpvoRTu IEACyE SOCIAL

held the regular monthly social on last Friday evening from to l0:30 at the residence of Mrs. Reese, on Mildred Street.i The evening was very pleas ant o1e and included watermelon cut ton. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Moore, Mir. and Mrs. w. L.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09
NORTON-MIMS.

The engagement of Miss Nora Ellen Mims and MT Harry Walter Norton of Prattville is announced. the marriage to take place on 26th of this month (July) at 4 o'clock in the Presbyterian Church in Prattville
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

from Birmingham, where she went to he one of the attendants at the we'd ding of Miss Emma R. Cowan and MT. l. ], smith, Miss Mary Netta Cowan, also one of the attendants returned with her and is her guest at her home, 200 Holcomb Street.
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. McDavid. with their children, will leave tomorrow morning for Point Clear. where they will spend two or three weeks They will be accompanied by their children and Mrs. McDavid's sisters, Mrs C. E.
 Zuber and Miss Evan Owen of Bir-
 mingham.
 MT. and Mrs. A. S. Knowles will entertain at german al Pickett Springs on Thursday evening In honor of their daughter. Miss Mary Knowles and her guests, Misses Fitzpatrick and Munger of Kansas City. Miss Flora stakely has gone to As- bury Park to visit Miss Ellen Tyson, who. with her parents. Judge and Mrs. John R. Tyson, are spending the sum mer there, where they have taken cottage. =.-:.
 Miss Clyde stovall of Columbia is visiting Miss Mary Gallagher. They at
  Livingston, which is so ably conducted by Miss Julia Tutwiler. Gen. and Mrs William c. Oates and son, MT. w. c. Oates, Jr., left yes- terday for California to visit Gen. Oates's brother. They will return September 1st. 4 -:>.: Miss James Thompson has gone to Ray Monette to visit Miss Clara Hall.
 She will visit friends In Mobile before her return. .."-'@.-.. x
 Miss Floy Smith has returned from visit to friends In Fitzpatrick and has gone to Cpelika to visit friends.
 Misses Sallie and Maggie Chesson of Hardaway are visiting Mrs. R. R. Mobley at S26 Mildred Street. Miss Nellie B. Wolff has returned from a two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. II. Schener In Eufaula. Miss Frances Wolff will leave to- morrow for Eufaula to visit her sister, Mrs. Harry Schilner. Miss Lena Newton has returned from Eufaulav where she had been on 8 Vislt
 to Mrs. H. Schener.
 Miss Nellie Wolff ana Lena Newton have returned from a two weeks trip to Eufaula
 Miss Pauline Stephens. of Mont gomery, is visiting relatives in Bir- mingham.
 Miss Kate McLemore has gone to Athens to take charge of summer school
 Mrs. H. Marcus ana son, Clarence, have gone to Greenville to visit Tela- lives.
 Mrs. A. A. McLemore went to Biount Springs yesterday to spend two weeks Miss Frances B. Wolff will leave on | Monday for Eufaula. Miss Bessie Willis is spending to- l day in Tallassee.
 atfranfiVa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

as Mss -6a rah Webb, the famous beau ty. wit and toast of the South. Mrs. deCampi is beautiful woman, a bionoe and very much like Lillian Russell ln evening dress. one in which the corsase was almost entirely composed or purple pansies. the likeness to the cele. brated and beautiful actress was mos, noticeable. Mrs. deCampfs beautliui figure. tall, svefte and graceful, Is seen to greatest advantage in her smart black taffeta bathing costume maoe princesse fashion, indeed she IS Just the type of beautiful American woman made famous by the clever pencil oi artists such as Stanislaus. Mrs. de Camprs bridge party on Saturday was in honor of Mrs. Lewman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09
Future President of Peru.


 In months drifting some occasions stand out in charmingly bold relief. Coney Island party with Senor Jose M. Yregoyen of Lima, Peru, as host was one of clear cut, unalloyed pleasure to his ten guests.
 This gentleman is x-Minister from Peru to the United States, and is ac- cording to those who are in position to know rhe probable next President of Peru. His father Is President of the Senate of Peru and leader of the Conservative party. Senor Yregoyen and his guests took the subway at The Times building at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and returned at II in the evening. Just children grown up they were. None of the delightfully."- swift horrors CD of Coney Island and Luna Park escaped them. Senor Car los F. Vasquez Cuadra of Frugello. Peru. and Senor o. R. Barba of Paca- sonayo. Peru, were delightful members of the party who lost not an iota of the joy of the occasion by the fact that they spoke only few words of the English language. One needs no special language to enjoy the surprises of Coney Island. At twilight a dinner claimed attention and for three hours thereafter. After dinner a few queer things. such as riding the elephant and the camel. swinging away above the madd'ning crowd in airships, etc., etc, were finished up. and these grown up little folks" returned to the city. To MT. Charles Scott of Alabama. a member of the party. the Montgom- erians were indebted for the invita- ton to enjoy this Coney Island outing.
 We the greatest. the oldest. the grav- est-all of us-remain more of the child than we like to admit Often one must shake ones self, look in the mirror and think of the years behind, to drive the child from out the nature. Else one would drift back to block house building or gathering pretty shells and stones along the sea shore. Pretty shells and stones that gladden. the child heart in us until at nightfall they are cast aside and forgotten. When tired nature seeks repose and sleep knits up the travelled seam of care"
 Or words to that effect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09
CARLTON-TOMPKINs.

Auburn. Ala, Mrs. NJ A Tompklns announces the engagement Of her daughter. Alice Gertrude, to MT. Her mon Carlton of Lake Village. Ark. the marriage to take place on August 2Srd. at the home of fNthe brides mother.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09
FARER KuRNIKER.

MT. and Mrs. D. I. Blascoer announce the engagement of their niece. Miss Aileen Eduard Kurniker. Columbus Ga. to MT. Milton Julius Faber, Montgom- cry, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

MT. and Mrs. c. R. Westcott have returned from an extended trip to Niagara Falls. Toronto. Montreal Quebec and New York city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

The friends of MT. and Mrs. Ar thur Payne who have gone to Tender sonville. N. C.. for the health of their infant son, Lamar, Will be glad to learn that he is very much improved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

MT. and Mrs. M. Schener and chil- dren will leave today for White stone Lithia Springs Spartanburg. South Car olina.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Cottingham, Mir and Mrs. J. E. Bow
 man, Misses Marie Brainard. Addie Beeder. Blanch Reese. Mary Reese. Sallie Johnson, Bertha Richardson, Buckle Reese. Irene Thweatt. Ada Wright and Miss Beale; Messrs W. O. Thweatt, M. l.. Weaver. Greene Wads-
 worth. Davie Reeves, H. E. Wads- worth, l.. H. Higgins. J. W. Morris. P. c. King. Albert Sweatt. o. F. Dozier, John Wadsworth. Marvin Thweatt, Richardson and Reese.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

A Hamburg school teacher treated her pupils to a dinner in a restaurant the other day and then found she had forgotten her purse. So she and they were locked up in the nearest prison
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Robb Of Chi- cago. are visiting their mother. Mrs. S. Levy. on South Hull Street. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09
FOR SALE BY
Phone A.

and beautiful young social favorite of Dawson, Ga, is visiting Miss Leona Stuckey, who has for some time been the guest of Miss Thomas at the lat ter's Georgia home.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. McNeel are combining health, recreation and pleasure in a several weeks trip out west, They will stay principally at Hot Springs, Ark, and Oklahoma City. O. T.
 Miss Mamie Bailey has returned from Ozark where she has been visit ing friends and relatives.
 Miss Hattie Christian has returned from Autaugaville where she has been visiting friends.
 Miss Essie Powell and little sister. Alice, have returned from a visit to Garland and Owassa.
 MT. H. l.. Bray has returned from a visit to friends and relatives in Cal houn, Ga.
 MT. Scott Baber and Mir. Randolph welborn have gone to St. Louis to visit frfenSi~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

about troublesome side Issues hhe 'ho dNmestic service problem.
 Mrs Sandringham Is Regent or one of the Chapters D. A. K. ana pFon,- inent moving spirit in the u U. ~. work of her State. She inquired WI'h hearty sympathy after the Boys He- formatory in East Lake, and of the mo- ble Alabama women whose efforts brought it into being. She Is warm personal friend of Mrs. R. D. John- ston. They were school and class mates.
 Georgia Congressman.
 A man of importance among the De- lated travellers was Hon. Adamson or Carrollton. A most cheery and genial parsonage he is.
 It was he who strengthened out the present difficulties, and solved the standing problems. If a telegram was to be sent he helped the women get their moneys worth by putting a vol- ume in the allotted ten words; when young woman decided to abandon the stranded train and visit friends "en route," it was he who took the check found the trunk, got the pass ex- tended, smoothed all the other rouga corners and sent her on her way re- joicing. He told good stories galore, but when at the end of the journey to Atlanta he discovered that he had been
  paper woman he become almost a cow ard. He thouhgt over his stories and begged that they be not put in cold type.
 Cant tell the goose story?" ] asked.
 "Oh. my; no! I beg of you" he said.
 Now, the one about the man who-'
 'Noi No!" he pleaded.
 Just let me use the"
 No! No! No!" he insisted.
 For the life of me l could not see why any constituent could possibly ob- ject and I wished he had not discov- cred me. and put me on honor For they were good-very good-stories.
 If had known you were a news paper woman I would gladly have given you an interview on the Pana- ma situation" he said.
 was getting in deep water and l changed the subject and waded out.
 MT. Adamson through some combi- nation of political circumstances. rep resented some Alabama district in Washington. He speaks of our great Alabama men with warm brotherly in- terest. ... ......
 But he wouldn't let me tell the goose story. He even accused me of not lis- tening. -..-
 Ut was not a goose story at all." he said. Tt was a duck story.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Miss Matte Joe Rollins has gone to Atlanta to visit her sister, Mrs. Hollingsworth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09
YELLOW CARS

YELLOW CARS are running across the lake at Electric
 Park. Plenty of lights at terminus. From Park to Park, cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Miss Bessie Willis is spending to- day in Tallassee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Miss Frances B. Wolff will leave on Monday for Eufaula.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Mss Malda welborn has returned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Mrs. A. A McLemore went to Bloun Springs yesterday to spend two weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Miss Essie Powell and little sister. Alice, have returned from a visit to Garland and Owassa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Mrs. H. Marcus ana son, Clarence have gone to Greenville to visit Teia- lives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

from Birmingham. where she went to he one of the attendants at the we'd ding of Miss Emma R. Cowan and MT. J. J. Smith. Miss Mary Netta Cowan, also one of the attendants. returned with her and is her guest at her home, 2OO Holcomb Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Miss Matte Thomas. an attractive
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Miss Hattie Christian has returned from Autaugaville where she has beer visiting friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

MT and Mrs. F. R. McDaV1d. with their children, will leave tomorrow morning for Point Clear. where they will spend two or three weeks They will be accompanied by their children and Mrs. McDavid's sisters. Mrs c. E. Zuber and Miss Evan Owen of Bir- mingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

MT. H. l.. Bray has returned from a visit to friends and relatives in Cal houn, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

MT Scott Baber and Mir. Randolph welborn have gone to St. Louis to visit frienSi~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

MT. and Mrs. A. s. Knowles will entertain at german at Pickett Springs on Thursday evening in honor of their daughter. Miss Mary Knowles. and her guests. Misses Fitzpatrick and Munger of Kansas City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09

Miss Kate McLemore has gone to Athens to take charge of a summer school
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-21
HI cRANRY's SAD mIsHAP.
Train of Misfortunes Followed Con
nertion with EIv Paper.

iii Cranky met With what you would
naturally cell an accident IN the 2. o
the other evg. There has been g
great many hes in the r. o OF late
and at last Postmaster Higgins pur
chased q sheet Of ayparef and place.
It on a box ga set IL inst inside the
7. o door 10 catch tire flies coming
IN or going out. just as they preferred.
Il was about dusk when Hi entered
Bio r o for hfe mtU ar being 1t
no cant see very well anyhow and be-
ing also tired, be sat down on tho boz
to rest aud when he got up the aS
paper stuck TO him ana Hi went down
30 Hen Weatherby's store without
knowing that II was fast 20 him ana
when the boys in The store saw il they
hollcred and YELLED and when iii
found out he grabbed the sheet Of fly
PAPER and pulled It, OF and then il
tuck 10 his hands and he would pull
il or of ore hand with the other and -
would stick TO the other hand and then
We would pun q OIL with the other
hand and it would stick 10 The hand
be pulled it OF with and FL cot mai
and sworo because ha couldn't seem
TO get rid of the hyraper and so be
stepped on FL With one fOo- juA Uullc1
= from hs hands and thea Or stuck 20
The sole OF bis boot ara hc went ont
side Of the store ard rr' il off on q
fool sergUrr so list T. IS U--iu9
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-21

n isn't always best 20 brag about
7our Gifts. out on one Of ibe boui2.
Yards lives e nan who Jays claim
to mu ic8l car and p.ara a lille on
the piano Frequently Dee has crih
riscd bis wife for what he called hsI
inahff, to carry o. 'Uun.
Your car, e. ygu haI musical one.
as ! have. would how goa how To-
carry "a fuur. he vJu. say ono
cay be- complained that ilc piano
uas ont OF tune and asked DIS wife
DO telephone for @ tuner She cc-
cifcd 70 test his musical car so
that night when De came home from
Dis business she said
"WiH you piccsc fry the piano and
see ii the timer has done 81 aut
good. ] haven't ans car and cannot
..I. bat you can.
The nan sat down az ,he Iustru
mont ana aged simple tutE- les
an right uov." he said. That ief
JOYS did a good 'ob.'
His wife -1mmoucd up her courage
aWHl~ arc said "The tuner didn't
come to-day. lies coming tomorrow
morning Ea1.as City Tim,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-21
GALES SWEEPING
over BIG LAKES
Concluded from First pageJ

From Lake Erie come reports Of INC
sinking Of the vessel thought TO bt
one Of the barges of the feet OF
James CorHgan, Of Cleveland.
Evidence Of another wreck Is found
in the discovery CT cons derable
amount of wreckagc found floating
BY Thunder Bay Island, Lake Huron
late today.
The schooner Emma l., Nelson Al
pena. Mich, Is reported ashore IN
presque Isle Harbor which Is ~
PresQue Isle county, not far from
Rogers City.
Tonight water 10 Tie Lime Kiln
eros sing near The mouth OF the Detroit
river had risen to rs feet and a lleet
Of about dozen vessels be ng in shell
tor there awaiting the end Of the
storm and l9-foot stage Of water. To
night the wind at Detroit had fallen 70
81 miles an hour the maximum here
during The storm being 40 miles
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-21
M0Rsr M MANY YEARs.

Chicago. Oc- CO.,. Tire storm which
| last nighr and today swept northern
Lake Michigan. Lakes Huron ana
Ere was one az the mos severe lip
recent years. As far as returns are
3btainable tonight ten vessels have
been completely wrecked and twelve
ID fifteen others more or less severely
damaged Twelve lives are known to
have been lost and as the gale on
outhern Lake Huron and Lake Erie
are still blowing hercely toneh; il is
/ feared other losses, both Of life and
property will be reported within the
next "a hours
The boats wrecked are:
Tug Frank Perry, off Boot Island.
Steamer Joseph Fay. near Roger
CITY. Mich. mate drowned
Barge D. P Rhodes, near Cheboy-
gan
schooner Emma L. Nelson. strand
en- in PFasque Isle harbOr.
Schooner Minuedosa, foundered two
and one-half miles otr Harbor Beach.
Lake Hursn. carried down the en-
tire crew Of eight men and the cap
tains wife
Schooner Mautenee, eighteen miles
west of Ere, Pa.
Schooner. either Tasmania or Ash
land near the southeast shoal light
ship, Lake Erie. crew of eight
steamer Sarah T.. SseIdon, near Lo-
rain, Ohio
Schooner Kingfsher off Cleveland.
Tug Walter Metcalf near the Break
water light. Cleveland
The M'unedosa on which far as
known tonight tho greatest loss of life
occurred. was coming down from Fort
William Canada bound for some
Lake Ontario port with a cargo Of
wheat. She was in tow OF the steamet
Westm5unt which was also towing
The barge MeIro.e. Tie tow ines
broke during the storm and the bargcs
went adriir They managed 20 reach
Halbor Beach and reported they had
seen the 8iunedosa 20 dawn.
The schooner Nauipn1c struck %
rock eighteen miles OF Erie, Pa and
pounded by terrific seas commenced
/ breaking mp almost Immediately
The waves vcca so high that 1t was
impd bic % launch life boar and one
/ a. the seamou whose name IS nm
/ known performed DO. feat ~ swim
ming ashore with q line A brooches
buoy was d'rgef ami tine entire crew
together with the cook Mrs. kate
DAILY was brought safely ashore.
Tho gale created such a sea as has
no. been experience by -ailors on
the lakes 4 abe last dftcen year.
Many steel barge. vhicl make moth
inc of usual heavy seas prevalent a.
thie lime oi year were compelled TO
seoi shelter 20 the nearest ports.
! Although the gale on Lake Mich.
ear was pot a- severe as thar ON Lake
Huron and Lake Erie. 81 was never
B che less tbo eu-t experienced This
year. Boats around Chicago were
romuaratFeIy safe as The gale was
OH bore in This locality The east
shore ii Lake Michigan. however.
suffered severely
Dock property was swept away al
ST Joseph South Haven. Holland
Grand Raven. Mu-hcg1D. Pcre Mar
rurttc bridge near The mouth - 81
Joseph river IS in danger tonight OF
being vcpf away hy heavy sweIls
E Much summer resort property alone
( thr cast shore Of Lake Mich'E1n has
/ hon hadI. Lanarn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-21
eTrhMrR FAv rs etAcHEp-

Rogers CITY Mich Oct 20-Ihe
steamer J. & Fay was boached al
Forty Mile point light today. Mae
David srze was drowned whih four
teen other members OF the crew
cached ehore in SAFETY. Th- vessel
vas bound from Ezcan4ha To- Ashta-
buia with ron ore
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-21
spurlous Articles in Muscurs.

ii has been said by more than one
authority that il Of. the articles m
our museums and some a. the greet
private collections were lEauinyd aud
thoroughly oycrhauicd hy cxperls. i
would pc found that great proper
tion a-e spurious.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-21

Alone ln LIS bitterness fhe Cynic
ssys 20 himself commiseratiugir- j
have nor a friend in an The soTid."
oufsife. fin fsousa1ds. De Fellows men
havc sosrhl together end found l'alm
for the wounds Hhich DIS clHicisms
81 uzde -Jol. e tIe~l--d
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-21

TIE censorship IS a very real ttig-
in China. There amy one whs ur.,es
al Objectionable book Is punished Win
zoo blows Of heavy bamboo and ban.
ished for life Any one who reads
slsD .aail
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-21
cratsr Of Msona Lea

rae crater Of Mauna Loa IN the
s8ndNich islands. the largest volcano
~ the World. Is twenty mics in diam
efer. Sometimes the stream Of lava
..ats z-on = i 1fit nils iczs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-21

Biscuits baked right every day next
week nj our store Woodward Hard
ware Co
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-06-17
WeddIng Bells.
DUGuET-M ELLON.

st. Mary's cathedral was the scene
OF beautiful and truly Catholic we'd
dlng last Monday morning, when Miss
Feleclta DuSuet and Mr.. James f.
Mellon were united in the bonds of
matrimony. Rev Father Kiely per-
formed the ceremony at 8 o'clock and
then celebrated the nuptial Mass.
Twelve little girls Of the Junior Choir.
rooed in white, with Wreaths and wells,
met the bridal party at the church
door ana preceded them to the altar,
Where waited Rev. Father Kelly. The
bridesmaid was Miss Katherine Early,
who was gowned in a dainty costume
OF white swiss and carried pink carna-
lions. The bride wore beautiful gown
OIL white lawn. trimmed with Valen-
-clennes lace, and carried a shower bou-
quet OF brides roses. Miss Nora Glea-
son presided at the organ, playing
1Mendelssohn's Wedding March" as the
orldal party entered During the cere-
mony the little girls sang a number of
hymns very SWeetly Isabel Higgins
ana Anna Springman were the solo
ISIS. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
tne 'brlde'S parents, only the close
friends and relatives being hidden.
MISS Duguet is popular young
lady OF the cathedral parish who has
won hosts of friends by her .amiabIe, !
Womanly disposition.
MI. melon mas for many years been
a trusted employee of the Bamberger
Coal company, but is now private sec |
rotary for Joseph Dederichs.
Inc Intermountain Catholic Joins |
win legion of friends in extending |
pest wishes to Mr. Mellon and his |
charming bride.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-06-17
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

All are interested in the future finan.
cially. The future will be what you
make it.
ID Why do so many fail?
o. Why do ninety per cent of those
using their best judgment in financial
speculations meet their Waterloo, i. e.,
lose in the battle of life?
Cd Which is the safest road to
riches?
"a When and how should a person
begin to accumulate?
We have studied these four questions.
Our solution is the result of long ex-
perience.
First-Because one lucky Spectator
induces ninety-nine to take some risk.
Secondly-Because the ninety-nine
misjudge, and in their speculation lose
all their savings through mismanage-
ment, assessment, or litigation. This
is verified daily.
Thirdly-The best, safest, and quick
est way to get rich is to invest only
where you get guaranteed security for
your investment
Fourthly-The time to begin is when
you save five, ten or more dollars a
month from your personal wants. The
way we will explain if you write or
call at our office. We have clients in
every state in the Union
Salt Lake Security e. Trust company.
Main street
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-06-17
WILLIAM p. ON cara
WEEDS AT LOS ANGELES

Inc marriage of Miss Katherine IT.
Mccormick, niece of Mr.. and Mrs PAT
TICK j. Mccormick of Los Angeles, and
william p. O'Meara of Salt Lake took
pace at st. Vibiana's cathedral at Q
O'Clock Wednesday morning. The al
TAR was a mass of Easter lilies and
delicate ferns. The ceremony was cole
erated by Bishop Conaty, and was the
nrst celebrated by him since his eIe-
walton to the bishopric.
me bride is one of the most beauti-
Iul OF southern Californias beautiful
women. III III
Bishop Conaty was assisted in the
t ttsn of the nuptial mass by Fa-
cner James A. Riordan. a friend of the
iamlly Miss Mamie Young was the
bridesmaid and NJ. j. O'Meara. a broth
er of the bridegroom, was best man
me ceremony was witnessed by large
number of friends of the bride and
bridegroom, and a large reception was
given after the ceremony. at which
hundreds of friends of both conqratn-
lated them q u
Inc Intermountafn Catholic Joins
win hosts of friends in extending
pest wishes for all happiness to attend
tnr. y Meara and his charming win
some WIFE Mr.. O'Meara is one of the
pest known business men of Salt Like |
ma Is also known as one of the most |
'iolfllheht Catholics of the city.