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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
MI. PLEASANT.

Mrs. Ida Peay of Provo came down
during the week and Will spend a couple
| OF months here the guest of the fam
ly OF her brother, DR.. A. j. Stewart.
Mrs. j. NJ. BOyden and children are
spending few days of this week with
relatives IN Salt Lake City.
cards are out announcing the wedding
anu reception OF Miss Hannah c. Chris
Jensen daughter of Postmaster p. &.
christensen, and Raymond Blackham.
! both OF MorOni The wedding Will take
place on the 18th, at the Manu tenn
pie, while the reception Will be held at
the brides home the following even
/ iIS
Joseph n. Seely, formerly prominent
fesIcent OF this section, is in town this
week from his Canada home
DR.. Walter Hasler and wife of Manti
were IN town during the week visiting
relatives ana friends
Henry Painter and wife came in from
canada this week, where they have lived
tor the past year, and are visiting at
the home of Mr. Painters mother Mrs.
Mons Norman. They will go from here
10 Nephl 10 take up their residence as
they do not intend to return to Cam
ada.
DR.. and Mrs. c. McGougan returned
TINS week from couple of weeks trip
10 salt Lake City. While absent the doc
TOR went on to the coast and took d
Jaunt through California.
CHARLES Whitechester, formerly a res
ldent here. is down from his present
William Olson, jr., returned this week
from Idaho, where he spent year or
more.
Albert Peterson returned this week from
Salt Lake City, where he has been for
some time.
Mrs. stephen Bjornson is down from
Itah county visiting her mother Mrs
Z. Hampshire.
Harry Fletcher was in from his home
in Denver last week. the guest of the
family Of his father-in-law, A. p
Omenn. Mrs. +. A. LOngley returned TO
Denver with him on Friday. She will
remain there several weeks.
Miss Cora Ward of the district school
faculty entertained her sister, Miss Ward
of Provo, early in the week.
Mrs, Mary Nicholson and son Peter
came in from Idaho this week. The for
mer will remain here indefinitely. while
the young man viii go back 10 Idaho
to remain.
Mrs. A. B. Williams came up from Rich
field this week and is the guest of rela-
tiVeg.
The wedding Of Axel Bielkie and Miss
Simpson, both wei known young folks
of Mt. Pleasant. was sOiemnized at the
home Of the brides parents Thursday, a
, reception following. A large crowd OF
friends were present 10 enjoy the Occa-
sion. At the same time Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. y. Simpson, parents of the bride, cele-
brated their golden wedding. The event
was one Of the important ones in So
ciety circles this season.
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EUREKA.

William Bacon is i'll with typhoid fe-
yer at his residence on upper Main
street.
Mrs. c. L. Hush is in the capital Wis
itirg friends.
AIRS Robert Brown returned to Salt
Lake City last Thursday. after a visit
AT the Blue Rocl-
Charles G0sS has removed 10 Pays0n.
where ne will reside in the future.
John Shea has. returned from Butte
and will remain i'm Eureka
Mrs Watson Nesbitt. jr-. returned last
SATURDAY after visit 10 the capital.
Mrs. Frank Higson is home from d
short visit 1t Salt Lake.
Mrs. r. 5. Robertson returned the be-
ginning Of the week from the capt.
AIR. and Mrs. Henry Matsch are homo
again after soJourn OF few days in
Salt Lake,
Mrs. Hugo DepreZin and Mrs. James p
Driscoll returned last Saturday from a
visit 10 the cagital.
Mrs. d. Sullivan left Tuesday for Salt
Lake CITY where che Will spend the win
Ter in order that her children may at
tend school
Mrs. OBrieu and the Misses Annie and
Nellie Sullivan, who have been visiting
the family of d. ]. Sullivan. returned
20 their homes in Butte last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad KOnman have re-
turned TO Eureka. They have been alb
sent about three months. most If the
time having been spent in Portland, Ore.
Mrs. I. u. Mullenbrick returned to
stockton last Tuesday after a visit with
her mother. Mrs. Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cromer have as
their guest Mrs. Everett Of Salt Lake.
AR. and Mrs. William Embieton en-
tertsined the formers mother, from
MendOn. Utah. this week.
AIRS John Hannifer returned this even
ing from visit to her parents IN Free
dom.
p. Bert Wilder returned to Tintic this week
from Garland. He may decide to remain
here permanently. -s
The Ladies' Aid society will meet next
Thursday afternoon as the home Of Mrs,
Fred Eers0n- The so,s!ety met AZ the
Methodist EpiscoDal church THURSDAY
AVID elected The following officers: Mrs
H. 4 Irvine. president. Mrs. T. 4.
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RIcHElELp.

Mr.. and Mrs Ole Larsen went to Eph-
RAIN. their former home. 10 visit relatives
Saturday.
Miss Josie Skousaafd visited in KIM
berry this week with friends and reia-
tives
Ray Bean came down from Provo Mon
day 10 spend few DAYS with his parents,
IN Mr. and Mrs. E. P.-Bean
Mrs. Minnie Bean went TO Salt Lake
SUNDAY. Tor a few days visit with her
son Leo.
Sunday on a short visit.
Mrs. John Sandberg is visiting relatives
in Sigurd this week
August L, hotter and Minnie Soren-
son Of Elsinore were married in SAT-
Mrs. Carrie fiddle Of SAILING was in
Richfield this week greeting old time
friends.
Clarence. VIII and Jesse Outzen left for
Logan Sunday 10 attend school there this
winter
Mr.. and Mrs John Sandberg came down
from Kimberly Sunday on a short visit
Mrs A. b. Williams went to Mount
Pleasant Sunday and viii spend cou--
pie of weeks there visiting with DR.. and
Mrs Charles MeGougan.
Miss Deliiah Foutz went 10 salt Lake
sunday TO visit a sister, Mrs. Cassie Van
Samuel Buelow started on his return
10 Winter Quarters Friday after a visit
here with relatives.
Fish Creek Monday accompanied by Mrs
Winn's mother. Mrs Harriet Wilkinson,
and went to Aanu Thursday.
Mrs. +. f. Lecuyer arrived Monday
from Salt Lake on a visit to her mother.
Mrs. Annie Bjorkman.
DIR. Bertraca @. Fainter of Milwaukee
has been spending several weeks here
with the family of j. L. Juist, and started
On his return Sunday after a very pleas
ant visit here and in Monroe with rela-
tives.
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The marriage of Frederick D. Smyth,
son Of Professor A. c. Smyth of this
city and Miss Verona Cox, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Cox. will take place
at the temple Oct. %.
William p. Bartholomew of Fayette,
and Ida l. Larsen of Monroe. were mar
ried at the temple Wednesday,
David Y. Hansen and Isabelle Larsen
of Mount Pleasant and ]. A, Bjelkie and
Nina Simpson. also of Mount Pleasant,
were issued marriage licenses this week.
Raymond Blackham and Hannah c.
Christensen of Moroni Will be married
at the temple Oct. IS.
Julia b. Christensen leaves today (Sun-
day) for Nevada.
Orson Lowry and family left Saturday
for Price. where they viii in the futurf
make their home.
Theodore Martin has been engaged tC
teach school during the winter at Yer
million.
William Cox and Olivia Allen OF Order
Vile were married at the temple We'd
nesday
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LOGAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Johnson celebrated
their silver wedding on Wednesday even
ing \ large party of friends assembled
al their home and very pleasant time
was spent. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson re-
ceived large number of valuable pres
ents.
George Early of Round Valley, Utah.
is visiting with Logan friends.
Ed Fletcher of Montpelier, Ida. spent
several days OF this week visiting with
his mother.
n. J. Norris of Randolph visited friends
IN Logan this week.
j. r. Jones, well known cOmpOsitOr
of this city, left this week for Homo
lulu. where he will take up his resi-
donea
Albert Lamoreaux of Paragoonah visit
ed in this city the fore part OF the week
as the guest of his brother, w, 5.
LamoreauN.
William Crockett of Dingle, Ida, spent
part Of the past week with Logan rela-
tiVas.
Fred Turner returned this week from
visit with relatives in Alberta, Can
Mrs. Joseph odelI is back from Salt
Lake City1- where she visited with frienGs
: ior u tHno.
~ Mr. Jaitd Mrs Leroy Carbon spent the
" in Boise as the guests of Mr. and
3 Ernest Goddard
frs Anna Knox spent Sunday with
friends in ogden.
Mr.. ,and Mrs. Carl NJ 'Glennen Of Mil
Waulee are here on visit 10 friends.
Mr.. and Mrs William Cox of POcatello
visited the first 81 the week with Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Peake
Harry Camper and his sister, Mrs. n.
c. Olsen, returned this Week from an
extended visit with friends in Auburn,
Wye.
j. l. Naef of-Mapleton visited relatives
IN Logan this week
Thomas Blanchard and wife returned
this week from Portland, orc.
A. J. Calhte of Wala Walla is visits
ing relatives in This city
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AMERICAN FORK.

The social event Of the week here was
he marriage of Ernest Chadwick and
Miss Cora BaTratt, which took place al
the homo of the brides parents in the
First ward, Wednesday night. \ we'd
ding supper was given at the home of
the brides parents in honor of the &C
caslon at which a large number of rela-
tivcs and friends were present, The young
people will make their home III Ameri-
can Fork.
Mrs. L u. Allen of Denver, daughter
of Z. Z. King, the old BlackhaWk Indian
War veteran. has been visiting with her
parents and relatives here for the past
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Jones have just
returned from a months visit at Port
land and CaifGTui..
\. .. Petersen of Saliua IS here on
a visit 90 his son, Or. Petersen,
Miss Ella Storrs spent the week IN
Provo ana SpTiugVuc visiting relatives.
Students of the Ninth grade, or High
school, gave an interesting programme
at the school house Friday night, TO
the students Of the Sixth, Seventh and
Eighth grades, and lumber Of pa"-
ents-
Perry Bush is home from Nevada.
George i. Shelley and wife. former res
dents Of American Fork now residing al
Shelley. Ida. spent part of the week
here visiting relatives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15
LEHL

About 9UO school children, upder the
direction of Miss Harriet p. Smith. will
put on an operetta soon. The play is
entitled, (Which of the Woods and is
rather a pretentiOus undertaking.
Jesse Vim, who has been IN Mexico
and Arizona for the past TWO years. is
in Lehi again.
Mrs. Suel zimmerman Of the Teton
Basin, Idaho, is visiting with her moth
er Mrs Martha Bushman.
Thomas Toyan and wife OF Portland.
Ore, are the guests of Mrs. TOyan' S
sister, Mrs. John r. Peterson.
Mrs. Don c. LOVeridge has been taken
TO the J.. d. 5. hospital IN Salt Lake
City suffering from a case of paralysis
q fthe left side.
David Butler of Cache valley is visit
ing relatives la LehL He was a resi-
Richard Palmer and wife of New
York have located in Lehi. The couple
are recent converts 10 the Mormon
faith.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Evans. old-time
citizens OF Lehi, are visiting relatives
here
Miss Ruby Brown spent the past
week in Salt Lake City, the guest Of
Miss Emma Austin.
Mrs. James Vaughan returned NeSlef-
day from a two months visit to Sugar
City, Ida. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Mark Austin. who Will
visit here for a week.
Monday Mrs. II. NJ. Royle, jr., pre-
scented her husband with a boy.
William SChraga. a banker of Chi
Cago. is spending a week visiting with
his father-in-laW William Cavanaugh.
Among the Lehi weddings the past
Week were William Finn and Mrs.
Clara Cameron, Stewart HUTCHINSON
and Flora Harrison.
Joseph Steed of Cardston. Canada. ar
rived in Lehi Monday for two weeks
visit.
Miss Emma Austin of Salt Lake City
is the guest of Miss Ruby Brown.
Bertha RoseveaT of Park City, who
has been visiting with her father
Richard Norman, returned home Mon
day.
Born to the wife of Lemuel Whim-
pey. a girl
Mrs. Leo Singleton Of Bingham june
ton is visiting with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. d, ". Thomas.
Miss Ruth Kirkham OF Raymond
sCanada. returned home yesterday after
a brief visit
Bishop Mahonri StOokey OF Glover
was the guest of his brother, Dr. StoO-
key. several days this week
Miss ViOlette Taylor, a district school
teacher, burned her face quite badly
Tuesday, necessitating her remaining
away from school for several days.
Joseph Sabey of Wansburg is spend
ing few days with Lehi friends.
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PARK CITY.

Miss Jenevieve Fitzpatrick returned
home 10 the Park Thursday morning
after a short visit IN the city with her
sister. Mrs. John Common,
Mrs Kirk returned TO the city SUNDAY
afternoon after short visit in Park.
Miss June Thlriot returned TO the Park
Monday morning after a short visit in
Miss Margaret Paul spent Sunday in
Park with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. McGis spent Mon
day in. zion visiting.
Sam Sweet was the recipient of a
very Pleasant surprise party at his home
on Park avenue Monday evening The
evening was pleasantly spent i'm games
and music and 4fler refreshments were
served The crowd broke up feeling that
they had al spent a very pleasant even
John ". Geiger and son. David, spent
SUNDAY IN Park.
The members Of the Park city Score
club have arranged for a public inspec-
ti8n Of their club rooms Wednesday
evening from until 10
Miss Annie Campbell went down to the
city Sunday afternoon on a short visit,
Miss Emily MOrteus0n returned 10 the
city Sunday afternoon. where she is at
tending fhe L. ID. ). college.
Mrs Norman Drew spent Sunday in
Mrs Charles Shields entertained a num-
Der OF her friends AT u kensington Thurs
day afteruoon at her home OH Park ave
nue.. After few hours spent over the
AAtlAultH AAiiaAo AN%A%EAaAAiA-tto NNAt SCI y CT
sby the hostess
Miss Laura Townsend aud Stella staley
returned home from the city Sunday
morning after pleasant visit with
Miss Dankowisd returned home to the
Park after pleasant Visit in the city
Sunday morning.
Mrs. w r. Boyd entertained number
or her friends at dinner Wednesday even
ing at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mclaughlin were
among the morning arrivals Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. L. y. Hubbard and daugh-
ter Miriam who have been visiting in
Philadelphia for the past month returned
nome 10 the Park Wednesday morning
Mrs Ed Blake was in the Park this
week visiting.
A very pleasant farewell party was
given in honor OF Miss Mildred H0smer
Who IS soon 10 leave for Provo. where
she viii make her home Friday even
ing in the clerks hall on Main street
cards were played. refreshments served
aud a Jolly good time haf hy all
Misses NJ Lannne pal on Hd } VIM
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Shontz vice president Mrs Dan Os-
trander, treasurer Mrs. Fred Berson. as
sistant treasurer; Mrs. j. r. McGovern.
secretary; Mrs. ". B. Mitchell secre-
tary.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
The following ladies were initiated into
the mysteries of the Ladies Of the Mac
cabees last Thursday evening: Miss Gill,
Mrs. Hank Berry. Mrs. john Taylor, Mrs,
. y. W. Hanley and Mrs. George FRANKIE.
After the ceremonies the new members
were entertained in a royal manner
The local lodge of Eiks added five
more To their number Thursday even
ing and. after initiation ceremonies. gave
an elaborate entertainment ia their hon.
or The new Elks are George Thefiot
Earl T0mlinson, z. e. Watts. Frank
Davis and DR.. w. II. Lawrence.
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STATE SOCIETY

mer returned 10 the Park Sunday morn
Ing after a pleasant visit in Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hy Bates returned to the
IN the city.
Mr. and Mrs McPolin and son returned
home 10 the Park this week
The masquerade ball given Thursday
evening IN the Maple hall by the local
lodge Of the X. o. 4. M. proved to be a
grand success both socially and finan-
ciaily.
Mrs. {. McFarlane returned home Tues
day last, after a six weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bailey and other friends.
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BEDDING.

No time painstaking. This department one
of the most complete in the house OF everything
required TO thoroughly dress the bed satisfy
every demand. Cotton and Wool Blankets in all
grades. SilkOne Covered Comforts, with sanitary
cotton filling. EiderdoWn Comforts with silk or
satinefeovers. C0lored and White Spreads Sheeting
and PiIl0wcases Bolster Rolls Pillows all sizes, and
the best Mattresses in the land
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15

At all times showing is composed OF the new
est patterns and most dependable WeaVes. Indeed,
a more select line would be hard TO find. New pro
auctions in Tapestries, Nelyets Administers Body
Brussels and Ingrains. y fine display of Floral and
Oriental as we'll as the more conventional designs
All Carpets sewed, laid and lined free of charge.
New designs in size Rugs, $1,000 TO $4,000
Draperies, Plush and Leather POrtieres and Lace
Curtains all in the Carpet Department
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CITY MISSION ACTIVITY.
Orange Street Institution is Crowded 4 Place These Days.

-4 Place These DayS. E
 That the City Mission house on Or ange street is meeting an increasing need in the community is plainly evil dent from the use that is made of it. Some of the evenings this week there was not only the usual service in the lecture-room, led by Rev. Mr. Moss man, and the free reading-room well occupied across the hallway, but on the floor below was the meeting of the City Mission circle of the Kings Daughters. Mrs. E. M. Myrick, lead; CT; a meeting of the EpWorth League union, MT. F. l.. Wellnan, chairman; and a meeting of the Italian Baptist ission, which holds it's Sunday and week. day services at the Mission house in charge of it's pastor, Rev. MT. Do- menica. At the same time in the floor above the lecture room, two gymnastic classes for women and girls were un- der the direction of Miss May H. Lyon, and Mir Roman of the postgraduate course at Yale, was giving instruction to class continuing their studies since 7 the clOSe 0L lHe tHSItt SSlioolS. Every part of the building was occu- pied except the auditorium.
 During the afternoon another gym nastic class had met for their weekly exercises and the junior branch of the Tribune Sunshine society had held their monthly meeting. while an addi- tional event of the evening was a we'd ding party that came for Rev. MT. Mossman to officiate at the marriage ceremony. There is hardly an hour of the day, as well, but there are calls and also telephone calls at the general office of the mission house, where eith- CT J. F. Douglass, the financial secre- tary or Mrs.M. A. Rice (Mr. Moss mans assistanD are always in atten- dance, while MT. Mossman, as general superintendent and missionary pastor, and Mrs. L. S. Graves, as lady mis- sonary, are constantly on duty at their rooms in the Mission building, or among the many families throughout the city, who are expecting calls for the care and comfort they so often need.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-11
Saturday, March II.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Angelus RecitaI-Treat & Shepard Co. Aliens Foot Ease-Druggists'. Busy Day-Howe & Stetson Co. Cuticura-Druggist California-So. Pacific R. R. Concert-Woolsey Hall.
 Entertainment-Hy Theater. Eighty DollarS-Sweezey & Kelsey. Est. M. D. Main-Probate Notice. Extension-The Hirsh Stores. For Rent-Apartment w, P. O. Gas Ranges-N. H. Gas Light Co. InYestments-J. H. Parish & Co. Jell-O-Grocers'.
 Kid Gloves-Gamble-D Desmond Co. Iost-Piano Pedals-CIinton. Mems Hats-Davis & Co. Mems Suits-Meigs & Co. MagaZines-Mckee'S
 Necklaces--Wells & Gunde. Order of Notice-Superior Court. Our Prices-The Ford Co. Petticoats-The Chas. Monson Co. Postum-At Grocers'
 Real Estate-F. M. Ward. Repair Work-J. H. G. Durant. Royal Baking PowdeP-Grocers'. Saturday-S. s. Adams.
 Sale of Stock-The Edw. Malley Co. SuitS--J. Johnson & Sons.
 Stuart'S Lozenges-Druggists -Hamburg-Am. Line. ls-Schoenberger's
 --Worlers-Co-op. Adv. Go. Wanted-Pupils-R N. Y. Wanted-Man-Mfg Detroit, Mich.
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NEW HAvENERs GET AWARDS.
Yale's Exhibit at Worlds Fair Draw
 Prize.

I ale EAnlblI al ADItu . F all DAS1hS .
 Prize.
 Among the awards made to Connec- ticut exhibitors by the Louisiana pur- chase exposition. the list which has been sent to Secretary J. H. Vaill of the Connecticut commission, are the following:
 Horticulture-E. C. Warner of North Haven, pears; silver.
 Elementary educatoiOn-New Haven board of education, collective exhibit, primary and secondary education; gold
 Higher education-Yale university, New Haven (general exhibi); grand.
 Connecticut Agricultural experiment station, New Haven, exhibit, tobacco, culture of tobacco under shade, exper- iments in Cuban, Connecticut broad leaf, White Burley and Sunlatra tobac- eos; grass, gardening and tools used for gardening work, by E. H. Jenkins; grand.
 Storrs experiment station, Engieville, cultures and specimens illustrating in- vestigations upon dairy bacteria; gold.
 Chemical laboratory-C Connecticut az ricultural experiment station, New Ha- ven: gold. 4s.. .-s=~.t
 Analytical laboratory = Connecticut Agricultural experiment station, New Haven, wood engravings showing mi croscopic structure of cattle feeds, sil- yer. : Botanical department - Connecticut Agricultural experiment station, New Haven, parasite fungi of the economic plants of Connecticut; bronze.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-11

G Does it provide for unity of ex- penditure by prescribing only one legal election agent? IA
 (g) Does it prohibit indirect as well as direct bribery? .
 (h) Does it prohibit the use of paid conveyance for carrying voters to the polls, and limit the number of paid workers according to the number of le- gal voters in the electoral area?
 tD Does it limit the amount of possi bic expenditure according to the same rule?
 CD Does it prohibit as illegal the pay ment of money by candidates for bands of music, uniforms of marching compa nies, distinctive badges, or treats oi any and every sort?
 (kl Does it provide detailed and cast iron forms of affidavit as to expendi ture for both candidate and agent, to be made within limited period of time?
 O Does it impose for failure to make this report, duly sworn, a fine of $500 a day and authorize any one to sue fol the fine?
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-11
oR. HEADY'sI ANNIVERSARIES.

Wednesday March 8. was a sort of silver anniversary with pr. E. B. Heady of Milford as on the Sth of March, 25 years ago, he settled down to practice medicine here in Milford. For the first two years his office and his home were in the house beside the fire engine house on Railroad avenue. Then for a couple of years he lived and had his office in the house on River street that has for some years been the home of pr. Carroll and family. For a few years after he moved from this house Dr. Heaay lived in the house on the corner of Broad and River streets that is across from CornWall's store moving from there when his new house on Cherry street was completed During all these years the doctors practice has increased and he has prospered finan- cially till to-day. he is not only a suc- cessful practitioner but one of the leading citizens of the town.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-11
DrgTR1BUrEs ESTATE.
saxton B. Little-N -Ninety-Two Year olt
 Meriden Man. ..~-.


 Saxton B. Little-Ninety-Tw Year Old
 Meriden Man. ..z~. Saxton B. Little, one of Meriden's oldest and best-known citizens, has made distribution of some of his val uable real estate holdings on and near Columbia street, according to warranty deeds recorded at the town clerks of flee to-day. Mir. Little is 1inety-two years old. -... .. To Genevieve M. Little, wife of his son. Charles L. Little he transfers a house and lot on Columbia street; to Edward B. Little, a grandson, a tract of land known as the Meadow, and to Clara E. Little, granddaughter and her TWO sisters, house and lot on the corner of Columbia and Lincoln streets. In the deeds Mr. Little makes proyi- sions protecting his interests in the real estate during his lifetime. The property is worth about ten thousand dollars.
 Although advanced in years, Nr. Lit tie is hale and hearty today and wei comed a Journal reporter at his home, No. 40 Columbia street. He makes this partial distribution of his posses sions in order to prevent any possibili- ty of contest of this part of his will. -Meriden Journal.