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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15
STOCK TAKING SALE
a Clearing Out of Up.i 1T Pianos
Only One or Two OF a . AXE
LsfS-A so Heavy Reduct ocS
il Secondhand Pi=nos.
PIANO AT $l35
Others at sI75 S1o5, 1926 That
Are Worth D uole
These Prices.

The annual stock-takirg sale OF thu
I. q. Smith Piano Company, I22e Pa.
ave starts Monday morning. This
event is similar to the stocS-taking sales
of the department stores-eXcept that
there are no short lengths or rem
nauts" in this sale. The merchandise in
this sale consists of the highest grade
Pianos-but the prices are cut as low as
any remnant sale You ever attended.
W here there arc Only one or TWO new
Fianos of a certain make left they are
marked il this salc-in many cases-at
less than half price. All second hand
Upright Pianos are also included, and
the low prices quoted On these instTu-
meuts are really astonishing Here are
U-prights of reliable makes at sl35. Sis.
sl95. s225. etc The terms will be ar
ranged to suit the. purchaSer-and the
Piano you select viii be delivered at
your residence Immediately upon max
ing the first payment. Elegant stool
and scarf. one years tuning and regular
factory guarantee included with every
Instrument solG Better come In Mon
day and secure nIe OF the rare snaps.
The sale usually brings purchasers fro--i
ali over Washington and vicinity. and
the stoc,1-takinS ;lrSains in Pianos are
quickly snapped up.
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Social Gossip

Mrs Ilah Dunlap Jordan. who with
her sister has been stopping at the New
Willard for some days. left the city for
Macon, Ga. yesterday afternoon. 1t is
thought the date for her marriage 10
Mr.. ccrea. the Nicara gaan minister, will
be announced by her family Immediately
upon her arrival in Macon.
Ms. Jordan came here with her sister
as The guest Of Senior Corea- 10 attend
the diplomatic reception at the White
House Thursday evening. She IS a
beautiful woman and was much admir-
cd. having o.. as her only jewels. the
turquoise necklace bracelet. and brooch.
each blue stone surrounded by diamonds,
which Mr.. Corea sent her for Christ
mas present. She wore an imported
gown of blue silk and lace at the White
House.
There We're a number OF interesting
people a. the matinee yesterday after
noon to witness the performance of
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One OF the most interesting weddings
of the week is that of Miss Marian
Bangs. daughter of Mrs Ida Bangs, and
Walter E. Hilton, which will take
place at the home of her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs George T. bearing. on
Massachusetts Avenue. Wednesday
Mrs John E,ifreth Watkins will be
ma tron of honor and Miss Fannie May
Bangs, her sister. maid of honor. Mr..
Hilton will have as best man 3. Francis
Saul. and the Rev. John Gill. of the
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Church
viii officiate.
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1ohn Drew. Countess Cassini. occupying
one box with part of friends. and
General and Mrs. Draper another. with
party.
BY far the most refreshing part of the
audience at the John Drew performance,
however. were the six children of the
postmaster General and Mrs Wvnne a
sturdy. handsome lot. who filed almost
to oferiowfng entire box.
Mr.. and Mrs. II II Orth, of Harris
burg. who spent several weeks here az
the guests OF H. T. Thomas, have re-
turned TO their home
Miss. Mary Read Mccoy. of Pittsburg
who is ROW visiting Mrs Dalzeii will
remain here until about January "a at
which time she will accompany Mrs
Daizell 10 Pittsburg to attend the mar
riage OF Mrs. Dalzell's niece. Miss Flor
cree Kitzmilier
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Powell Davis
entertained the reclamation service OF
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Weddings.

The published announcement that the
date of the marriage of Miss Julia Kel-
logg, daughter OF the late Sanford Kel-
log, to Andrew Bradley, has been set
as February % is Incorrect The date
for the wedding has not yet been ar
ranged
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Miss Jean Wilson, a delightful enter
tainer who is not at all unknown to
Washington society. will give an even
ing of song and story at the Rochambeau
on Wednesday at $50 o'clock She has
a fashionable patronage. and will be as
sisted by Mrs. Loleta Lebete Rowan.
contralto, who viii sing Spanish songs
and be accompanied by Miss Arley Mott
at the piano. Miss Wilson is particu-
larry gifted In voice and delivery, and
always interests her audience. She is
graduate of the Boston School of Ora
tory.
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Mrs DaIzeIl has issued invitations
for tea January 20, with Mrs Orms-
by McCammon who was formerly Miss
Anna e Murray, of Philadelphia. as
the guest Of honor. Next Wednesday.
the 18th, Representative and Mrs Dali
Zell viii give a large dinner. with the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs Met
calf as the honor guests. At her Sat
urday reception last week, Mrs. DaIzcII
had with her Mrs. Martin Scaife of
Pittsburg, the bride of a week.
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Dinners

Mrs Roosevelt entertained small
company Of guests ut the White House
last evening.
NJ Funck- Brentano delivered an inter-
esting lecture i'll French ON The Life
the Country Gentleman in Old
France. -
This is one of a series OF lectures which
NJ F'unck- Brentano is to deliver this
year under the auspices of the Fedora
ton of the French Alliance in the
United States.
Count Cassint the Russian ambassa-
dor. celebrate the New Year of his
country By entertaining the staff and
"A few friends from New York at dinner
there last evening. Friday evening he
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Ex-senator Marion c. Butler of North
Carolina. and Mrs. c. Sidney Whitman.
of Tuxedo Park, were married in New
York yesterday. the ceremony taking
place in St Georges Church.
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Prof A II. Thompson and Mrs
Thompson, both of whom have been i'll.
are now convalescent- Prof Thompson
had charge of the exhibit for the United
States Geological Survey at the St
Louis Exposition.
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Mrs Edison Bradley will entertain a
dinner company at Stoneleigh Court to-
night to meet her guest, Miss Hull, OF
Tuxedo Park, y. Y
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Miss Carrye Hart has as her guest for
a few days, Miss Pottlitizer, of Lafay-
cite. Ind. who wifi spend the winter
here at National Park Seminary.
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W. tainments in compliment Brenano
luncheon by the italian ambassador. and the second
dinner French embassy.
Tomorrow will a honor of the
Mrs Mrs
Shaw. wemoe others will
delight
President will the White
probable that Miss Roosevelt
will New York time attend the ball by Mr. and Mrs
Whtelaw Reid Friday night The week will close with number OF dinner
parties Saturday night
entertained -hile here
all ALL but
with President friend the
British Washington society willing
if he
lite a
Two large social functions the White House with
which
Willard Wednesday life quite strenuous
de-
of
that
no Of Justice first wife who was her cousin when some in
portrait
affection telling
how she for made frequent visits to the family
Andn o
Washington promptly
folks either accepting declining
Invitations holding sometimes what
course Secretary
White House
too late THURSDAY evening to enter the umph with the
TO- - s s - htas er,as only = faur on,ants ,.,e ofen
a altogether
carefully forget speak her the next time she met her. It's
terrible
ence for the hostess while it lasted
Revolution
Continental Harealy
president-gena Dolver
of
and there those not warmly to her consider
ambitions
bitter fight for the and defeat will
Then Mrs Biddle Jersey City NJ vorably mention
if Senator
has Mrs Fairbanks support but that NAV be But the long
10 the place
circle
theWhite
but better yet she design cut and fit them and when her beautiful
the
tune OF her those OF Mrs Morton who indulge
To be that Mr. Metcalf the Cabinet
Roose
realizes the superiority of the needle
guestof Mrs Morrel in pbta
Washington was one
Thursday adopted by Countess
under Countess
world
like eolae while
remained for Miss Durand
something genuinely quaint of
wife
the stones Thursday night
handsome
somes
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The following women living on Staugh-
ton Street, and Mrs. A C. Peale, OF
1z43 Florida Avenue, will be at home to
their friends tomorrow: Mrs. Erwin
Smith, Mrs. Arthur L. Day, Mrs. j. s.
DiIler. Mrs. George P. Whittlesey, Mrs.
r. B. Taylor. Mrs. C. B. Bailey, and Mrs
George P Merrill.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Mr. Gutowski. of the Russian embass,
staff. has invited guests to meet th'
Netherlands minister and Nine Va
Swinderen at dinner tonight
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Two highly interesting weddings will
take place Wednesday. January ., that
of Miss Alice Ward and Senior Riana. OF
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Judge Magoon will be the host at a
dinner party tonight at the Alibi Club.
having asked his guests to meet Secre-
tarN Taft
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Behrend, of 1852
Street, entertained the Bachelors
Bowling Club, at their home, on Thurs
day evening. After vocal as well as
instrumental music was enjoyed by the
thirty guests, supper was served.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Mrs. NJ. Silver. of New Hampshire
Avenue, Is spending few days in Bal
timore as the guest of Mrs. Lesser, al
the Belvedere Hotel
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The dean of Bryn Mawr College, Miss
NJ. Carey Thomas. is stopping at the
New Willard for a few days. She is ac-
companied by Miss Garrett.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Mrs. r. Fl. Sylvester viii not be at
home tomorrow. but will receive the fol-
lowing Mondays of the season.
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An exceedingly pretty romance lies
behind the announcement made by Mr..
ana Mrs. Joseph \. Blundon. Riverdaie,
Md. of the marriage o. their daughter.
Miss Carrie Lee Blundon, and Everett
Claude Warren.
The marriage took place in Ports
mouth, Va, last August. the ceremony
being performed by the Rev Father
Brady, of that place Mrs Warren an
nounced her own marriage TO her par
ents Friday. and left Washington last
evening for Old Point Comfort. where
she viii join her husband today The
bridegroom belongs TO a we1-kno0u
family of Virginia
Two years ago. while student al
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the Spanish legation, and Miss Mamie
Tayloe Langhorn. and Capt. Powell
Clayton. T. s. A., the son of the Ameri-
can ambassador 70 Mexico.
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ley and assist in the observance OF the
late Presidents birthday. which will be
celebrated with great ceremony in his
native town.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Representative Bourke Cochran enter
tanned a dinner Larty at his Sixteenth
Street residence last night
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. D. Rosenberg. of
Baltimore Street. will entertain this
week, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonses Well. of
New York
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Mrs Simon Kann entertained the Jun
Tor Entire Nous Whist Club, Friday af-
fernoon
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the LATED States Geological Survey
Friday night from to II O'Clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Miss Nora Kitchener. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Louis T Kitchener, and Barry
Mohun, viii be married at the home Of
the bride, Monday, January so. at i
clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Mrs. Louis J. Magill, wife of Major
Magi1 was hostess at a luncheon this
week in honor OF her house guest, Miss
Constance CUrlan, of PhiladeI-.hf:l.
Invited to meet her were Miss Anita
Poor. Miss Fitch, Miss AIexandrine
Fitch. Miss Eroi Brown, Miss Hoban.
Miss Cotton, and Mrs. Westcott. and
Miss Marvin, of Philadelphia. Miss
Caroline Welsh, of the Quaker civ.
was to have Joined the other girls here
for the Bachelors cotillon at the New
Willard. but was prevented from doing
so by illness. Mrs MagiII was a Phil
adelphia girl before marriage. Miss
Florence McKeeheg, and is exceedingly
popular here with the girl element of
society.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Representative Kirk Porter has out in
vitations for stag. dinner January "a
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The marriage is announced of Miss
Margaret Sue Dudley, and William Or
vile Caldwell. the ceremony having been
performed by the Rev. Forrest J. Petty
man, pastor of the Mount Vernon Place
Church, al O'Clock, Wednesday, jan
uary II.
The marriage took place at the home
Of the brides brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Buckingham,
1925 Twenty-ninth Street, Georgetown
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Miss Roosevelt and her two friends
the Misses Cutting. were entertained,
among eighteen other young people. at a
dinner party given last night at the
home of the Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Hitchcock. with the Misses
Hitchcock as hostesses
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Mrs. Levi Maggie and Miss Schmidt
will be at home to their friends in
formally Friday, January 20. from to
6 O'Clock at their apartment in the
Gladstone.
They will have with them their
friend. Mrs. Elizabeth Fritchey, Of Lam
caster, Pa.
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Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks will en-
terrain a dinner party tomorrow night
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LunCheOnS

Countess Cassini will entertain
eighteen guests at luncheon tomorrow
AIR. Borghetti. of the Italian en-
bassy, entertained a party of friends
at luncheon at the New willard yes
terday.
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was the guest of honor at a dinner with
Miss Patten as hostess. and later took
supper with Commander and Mrs. Bout
akoff.
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Miss Patten as hostess. and later took
supper with Commander and Mrs. Bout
akoff.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs Hay
entertained at dinner last night the
Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs.
Shaw. the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Wynne, the Secretary OF Commerce and
Labor and Mrs Metcalf. Senator and
Mrs. CulloTn, Senator and Mrs. Spooner,
Senator and Mrs. Foraker, Senator and
Mrs E.ll1ins. Senator and Mrs Alger,
Lieutenant General and Mrs Cnaffee,
General and Mrs. Gillespie Representa-
tive and Mrs. Henry Kirk Porter. Mrs
Eugene Schuyler. Assistant Secretary
and Mrs. Loonais, ex-Secretary OF War
and Mrs. Root, ana Prof. Langley Pink
roses in crystal vass decorated the
table
Vice President-eIect and Mrs. Fair
banks had among their distinguished
guests at dinner last night. the Italian
ambassador and Baroness Mayor des
PIanches the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Taft, Justice ard Mrs. McKenna, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Hopkins. Senator Dix
Gen. and Mrs. William F. Draper. Rep
resentative ard Mrs Bouteil, Colonel
and Mrs Symons. Mr.. and Mrs. Chopper.
Mrs Audenreid. Representative Lowering,
Miss Lowering, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w
Fuller. and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
AckeEt
Speaker and Miss Cannon had TO dine
with them last night the Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Morton, Secretary
Wilson. Senator Allison, Senator and
Mrs. Depew. Senator Wetmore. Senator
and Mrs Aldricf, General Crozier. Miss
Williams, Mrs. Hobson. Miss Hegge-
man, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Senator
Warren Mrs. Shonts, of Chicago. and
Mr. Blythe, of Iowa.
The British ambassador and Lady Du-
rand were the guests at dinner last
night of Mr.. and Mrs. Calf. Dining with
| them, also, were the minister from
! Spain, Senior de Ojeda: Assistant Secre-
Itary of War ard Mrs Oliver Mrs Archi-
| bald Murray, of New York. the sister
| of Mrs Oliver; Mr. and Mrs Gordon
Cummings. the Hon. Jarlss Perkins.
Senator Hale, Admiral an. Mrs. Rae.
Mrs. John Rodgers, DR.. ana Mrs FIRE.
mont Smith. the Rev. Holland Cotton
I Smith and Mrs. Smith. Mr.. AIdrich. OF
/ New York: Mrs. Nicholas Fish. Mrs.
/ Cromwell. Mr. and Mrs Walter Mitchell.
| Richard Parsons, ard Miss Squier.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Powell Davis
the reclamation service OF
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One of the prettiest weddings of this
season took place at noon yesterday az
Christ Episcopal Church, Rockville,
when Miss Marguerite Richardson Pres
colt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Prescott, Of Norbeck. Montgomery
county. became the wife of Henry
Beard. of Rockville. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Thomas J. Pack
ard. rector of the church.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home OF Mrs. Martha Beard,
mother of the groom.
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Continued on Page 8, This Section,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip E. Chaplin an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Susan MorreIl. 10 Capt. T. H NJ
Clarke, Of the royal army medical
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pinckney Henderson
Adams, of Fair Haven, Vt. formerly of
New York city announce the engage
rlent Of their sister. Miss Julia a.
Adams, OF this city, to Arthur II. Cess
Ter, OF Carmen, Okla Miss Adams is
she daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs
Edward White Adams of Louisiana,
and granddaughter of Gen Pinckney
Henderson. the first governor of Texas,
and who died in this city as United
States Senator from that State
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Mrs. John S. Carpenter. Miss Clark
and Mrs Watson Freeman Clark VIII be
at home Mondays IN February
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Mrs. James g Hood will b. at home
TO her friends informally on Thursdays
in February
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Mrs J. l. McCreery and Miss Nc
Creery. of 232 Eleventh Street northeast.
will not receive tomorrow but Will be
at homo informally Mondays, January
% and 90. from 3 10 G.
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49, -,
Will Picnic.

At the regular. meeting of Vir-
ginia Grove No. 46, U. A. o. D., held
Wednesday evening. arrangements
were perfected for the first annual
picnic to be held under the auspices
of that order at the Great Northern
grove, between this city and Eve
leth, on Sunday, August Goth.
This being the first picnic given
by the Grove the members intend
making of same a grand success,
and have arranged for all kinds
amusement for attendants-danc-
ing, and games of all kinds, while
refreshmentsa and luncheon will be
furnished for all. They have ap-
pointed committee on order which
in itself is a guarantee against any
trouble on the grounds, while the
committees as whole are Compel
ent and experienced men and will
see that naught is left undone for
the accommodation and pleasure
of patrons.
The committees named are as
follows:
Arrangement-N. J. Rogness, S.
r. Lee. Mcintosh.
Finance-J. P. Chalmers.
Music-S. r. Lee, J. Mcintosh.
Printing!. Nelson, J. P. Chal.
mers, S. r: Lee.
Refreshments-N. J. Rogness,
Hans Hanson, Eric Hanson, l..
Johnson, Louis Jackson, Neil Nc
Intosh, A. McGuirk.
Good Order-Wm. Mclean, Ellis
Walsh, Chas. Gronberg.
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MOOre.--WilliamS.

One of the, prettiest home. we'd:
dings which has ever occurred in
this city was witnessed by a large
party of guests and friends of the
contracting parties at the homes of
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Williams,
last Wednesday evening when their
daughter, Lucille Gwendoline, was
united in holy wedlock to Mr.. Guy
H. Moore, of Virginia, MINI. The
bridal party, consisting of the bride
and groom, Mr.. Ralph Moore, of
Duluth, best man, and the brides
maid, Miss Mamie PICARD, of this
city, stood beneath a white lace
canopy trimmed with smilax with
bank of ferns and wild daisies in
the background the solemn and i'm
pressive service of the Episcopal
Church being read by Rev. A. S.
Corbert, of the Ironwood church,
at 600 p. m. The bride was at
tired in white net gown trimmed
with Irish point and valenciennes
lace and carried brides roses, and
the bridesmaid was attired in white
organdie and carried a bouquet of
white carnations. The groom and
his best man wore the regulation
black evening suits. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with
ferns and, smilax, relieved by cut
flowers of various kinds and shades,
the whole presenting very pretty
picture. Mrs. w. w. Turner, of
this city, presided at the piano dur
ing the service. Little Miss Marion
Turner acted as ring bearer, and
very gracefully and we'll did she
perform that office. After the SER
vice and congratulations followed
sutnptuous wedding banquet, the
dining room and tables being
trimmed in pink and white carna :
tons and smilax. The young cou-
pie received many presents in cut
glass and silver of costly and beau.
tiful designs from their many
friends here and elsewhere.
The newly welded pair start up
on their matrimonial voyage with
every assurance of a prosperous and
happy future. The groom is we'll
known here having spent several
years as a resident of our city. The
bride is the only daughter of one of
the Oldest and most highly respected
families here and all agree that Mr..
Moore is one of the most highly
favored men who has ever carried
away bonnie bride from our city.
The young couple left on the even
ing train for Marquette and other
points and will shortly return to
Virginia., where Mr.. Moore has a
position at the Commodore mine.
and where they will be at home at
ter September l.. ...s.. 49,. :ss T.
The guests present at the wed.
ding from out of town were Mrs.
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CORTLAND +. Moore and daughter,
Miss Fapnie Moore, Of Marquette,
mother and sister Of the groom,
MIR. Ralph-Moore, cousin Of the
groom, from Duluth, Mrs. J.7P. Ed
wards and son, Percival Edwards,
of Amasa; Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Cooper
and w. H. Myers Of Ironwood.-
Bessemer Herald. 81: II
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore returned here
on Tuesday, and will at. once take
up their residence at the Commo.
dore, where Mr.. Moore is cashier.
The congratulations of friends are
extended.
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KILLED IN MISSABE YARDS.
Thomas Hill Run Over at an Early
Hour Friday MOrninQ, Dyinu Later.

ss~sss ss~SSey "sOs U"U9S Oysss9 No&Oss
An ore train in the local yards of
the Duluth, Missabe & Northern
run over Thomas Hill, a Finlander
miner, at about 2 o'clock Friday
morning, the unfortunate man
being dragged several hundred
feet before being discovered. When
picked up one foot was found to
have been cut off, and internal in
juries were sustained from which
the man died the following day
while on his way to Duluth
hospital.
A dog which was evidently with
Hill at the time was found near
No. 5 switch, with his head cut off.
The deceased was a married man.
having wife and family in
Finland.