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THOMAS ]. OWEN son. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT IN
BROOKLAND, d. c.. so BY 100 FEET ON
lansing ST. BETWEEN BURNS AND DUN,
CAN.
Default having been made under a certain deed
Of trust. dated May 30 1903, and recorded in liber
No. PHI, folio 309 ct seq, of the land records Of
the District of Columbia, the undersigned trus-
tees WILL at the direction of the party secured by
said trust sell public auction, in front Of the
premises, ON TUESDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY
OF APRIL. 1908. AT FoUR-THIRTY PM, the
following described real estate, situate in the
county Of Washington. District of Columbia, to
bered twenty-five t22). of Benjamin F. Leighton
and Richard E. Pairo. trustees. subdivision OF a
tract OF land called ''Brookland." per plat of
record in the surveyors Office Of said District in
liber No. County subdivisions, folios 103 and
1O4.
Terms of SALE One-third cash. balance at one
and two years. secured by the promissory notes
Of the purchaser and deed of trust the prop
erty sold. or all cash, at purchasers option. Sale
to be closed within fifteen days from the date
thereof conveyancing and recording at purchaser
cost. deposit of 800 required at time Of sale.
BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON Trustee,
Office Columbian building.
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS. Trustee,
mh31-d&ds. eSu Office Baltic building.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

MARYLAND. DELAWARE AND VIRGINIA
RY. CO. T.
Potomac River Route Spring Schedule.
On and after March the steamers Anne Arua.
del and Northumberland will leave 9TH St wharf
every Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday AT pm.
for Baltimore and river landings. Returning
leave Baltimore pier No. .. Light St. every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday ut pm, arriving IL
Washington early Monday Thursday and Saigf.
day mornings.
All river freight must be prepaid. baltimore
freight solicited. AccOmmoda ions for pas,cH
strictly first class.
STEPHENSON & BRO.
Telephone Main 745. Agents. eth st wharf.
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MARYLAND.
sEAsHoRE REAL ESTATE.

COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGES AND LOTS FOR
sale or exchange; near landings: easy terms; salt
water tathing, fishing. Grabbing, sailing, etc.
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF AN

UNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE OF AN
OLDSMOBlLE.
By virtue of writ Of fer faeias, issued out Of
the clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia and to directed l will sell
at public sale, for cash. at ELEVEN FORTY FIVE
O'CLOCK AM. ON SATURDAY, APRIL FIF-
TENTH, 1908. In front of the salesrooms of
James W. Radcliffe No. 920 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Washington, D.. c., one oldsmobIle, seized
and levied upon as the property of Charles a.
Nicely. and sold to satisfy execution No. 1852, in
favor Of Henry G. Browning and others.
AULICK PALMER. U. s. Marshal
mh0San1 a II
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PALMISTRY.

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palmist and card reader. and the fayprte OF
Washington Hours. 10 Am. to 10 pm. PC. and
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E. s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Winter Schedule
In effect December "a. 1904.
Str. HARRY RANDALL. Mondays and Nednes-
DAYS at 400 pm. for Colonial Beach. COlton's.
Bushwood. Rock Point Curriomen. NomiEi and In
termediate landings river. Saturdays at Tea
q M. for above landings including Wirt's. On
Mondays trip. landings In Lower Machodoc. AID
Thursday up touching at Wirt's.
STR. ESTELLE RANDALL. FOR GLYM0NT AND
intermediate landings ut a. daily. excepe
Sunday. Returning about DIN. d"30-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. AuctioDeer..

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctiopeers.
TRUSTEES SALE. FOUR DESIRABLE RrILD-
ING LOTS, 10 FT. N. BY 100 ZACH.
WITH ALLEY on c STREET SOUTHEAST.
Pursuant to the direction of the party secured
by deed OF trust recorded in Liber No. PIT at
folio 40 ct seq. of the land records for the
District OF Columbia, default having been made In
the payment of the Indebtedness. we VIII sell at
public auction In front n the premises TUESDAY.
APRiL ELEVENTH 1905. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described real
tate In the city OF Washington. District Of Colum-
hia; The west tnrty-fve feet front by the depth
of original lot til and the east thirty feet
front 10y the depth OF original lot two (2l In
square thousand and sixty 1000.
Terms OF Sale. All cash, or one-third cash Hnd
the balance In one year with interest ut Eve rer
cent re iannum, payable semi-arnually. secured by
deed OF trust deiosit Of one hundred dollars
VIII lie required ct the time OF sale Taxes pSid
TO date Of sale. Costs OF conyeyancug TO he raid
br purchaser. Terms 20 be complied with within
ten days. otherwise resale at cost of defaultiug
purchaser
---- APPLETON l.. CLARK. Jr.. Trustee.
ClIAS A. McEUEN, Trustee.
Tnh2S &c, notds. eSu
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THOS. ]. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERS.
913 ST. NV, Washington, d. c.
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FOR SALE-FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE; IL
rooms stable and outbuildngs; Is acres ground;
fruit; fine water; 90 miles from Anacostia cars.
Reduced from $4,000 TO $4,000; apply after
pm 413 I'd ST. nv ap1-7ts
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FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL BEGINNFRS'
classes forming for spring and summer term. con-
yersation method, u private lessons. MILE v.
PRUD HOMIE. 31i Ind. ave. NV topp ithD.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-VII.LA SITES FOR SUMNER HOMES
in the Blue Ridge MtS. from 3, of mile to 2
miles from station. at Bluemont, Va, command
ing picturesque view of the LHudoun and Shen-
andoah valleys. Several houses to be erected
Immediately. Apply to THE BLtEMUNT
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY" 1907
+ ST. NV ap6-6t
FOR RENT-COJfNTRY PLACE ABOUT 21h
miles from Cabin John bridge, for the summer;
modern house; we'll furnished Address s. e. X
Star office. ap6-2tF
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EDWARD c. TOWNSEND
Miss ADA LOUISE TOWNSEND
ELOCUTION. EXPRESSION VOICE CULTURE,
The Olympia, cor. 18th and Roanoke SITS. NV.
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Spanish Language School.

Speaking. reading and transla ting rapidly learned;
native teachers. Reasonable rates Trial free
1921 n. Y. Senior GOMAR, Prin
d,SSu
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND TO LOAN.
Any amount. Prompt replies.
Estab. 1876. A. =. FOX co. Incor 1900
NE. 14th ST. and New York ave. NV.
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LOGAN.

Logan, Aug. 4.--Mrs. E. d. Ball was
hostess at very pleasant afternoon
atair last Friday. complimentary 10
her guest, Mrs. Cook Of Washington,
ID. 9. Sweet pease and nasturtiums
were prettily used IN decoration, and
dainty refreshments were served. Mrs
Ball was assisted by Mrs. Walter Nc
Laughlln Those present beside the
hostess and guest OF honor were Mrs.
Yoder, Mrs. Empey, Mrs. Mclaughlin,
Mrs shepherd Mrs. W. s. Langton,
Mrs. T. W, Naylor, Mrs. George Il.
Champ, Mrs. Guy Thatcher, Miss Nora
Eliason,
Dr. and Mrs. Moore of lie Grande. Or,
made a short visit 10 Logan this week,
and were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
d. II. Thomas.
Mrs, Joseph Howell, Mrs. l.. T. Can
non and Miss Barbara Howell were VS.
itors in salt Lake this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Guy Thatcher have re-
turned from short stay in Salt Lake,
Mr. Kenneth Crismou is visiting IN
Logan,
Miss Maud May Babcock has been
the guest Of Prof and Mrs. WidtBos FOR
some time.
The members Of the Y. l.. and Y. NJ.
NJ. !, a, stake board were entertained
at a most delightful lawn party last
Saturday evening at the home Of MI,
and Mrs. George Barber,
Dr. Caldeiwood was a passenger 10
the capital on Tuesday,
Mrs. joseph Thatcher and little SON
who have been IN Logan for come time
loft on Tuesday for Salt Lake, from
where they will return TO their home IN
San Francisco.
The excursion TO Saltair under me
management OF the Y. NJ. and Y. L. "
l. A. board was n pronounced success
and enjoyed by all who embraced me
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ogden and Mr.. Porter Of ogden spent
several days this week in our city, The
guests OF Mr. ] W McAdam
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Of salt
Lake City are in this city preparing
10 locate here. Mr.. Brown win act as
general manager for the Independent
Telephone company In this city
Mrs. Hodge Marshall Of Newhouse is
spending a week IN Provo visiting rela-
tlves and friends. She Is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. T. r. Irvine.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hanson, of Logan
Mr. and Mrs, l., Graham OF Salt Lake
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
spent Thursday at the Upper Falls.
The following young people. chaper-
oned by Mrs. Jennie wilkins are enjoy
ing a week at North Fork Misses Leo
ma and Mae Billings, Winnie wilkins
Mae Thurman. Ascha Eggertson, Bue-
lah Storrs. Sarah Hurbert, Grace Dunn
and Estella Bennett, Messrs. II. f.
Eastmond. Archie Thurman, Murry
Snow. Calvin Fletcher, Clarence Hawk
ms and Harvey Fletcher,
Miss Emily Whitney OF Salt Lake Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. II Dusen-
berry this week,
Mrs Thornhill Of Olmstead is the
guest Of Mrs. G. O. Newell this week.
Mr. c. W. Barnes spent Sunday In
salt Lake, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Graham.
Mr. James Farrer and Mr.. John Pc
ters have returned from delightful
trip through Spanish Fork canyon.
Postmaster Glove spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family at Spring Dell
Mrs. LaPriol Towle and her niece
Miss Maud Daniels, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Daniels at their ranch
near Soldier summit.
Miss Mary McClough spent q day in
Provo en- route to her home IN Eureka
from salt Lake, where she has been
attending summer school
Miss Maggie Irvine is visiting friends
In salt Lake city,
Senator Smoot entertained the fol-
lowing visiting gentlemen 10 a circus
party Tuesday evening" Cow W. A.
Richards, Messrs W. II. Lewis, W. NJ.
Backus G.. A. Obenchnin, b. NJ Doyle,
=. T. Machler. r. II Dalton, Van b.
Norwood. Ernest o. Paterson, Peter
Bergeson and Don NJ. Carr
Prof and Dfrs a. G. Lund have re-
turned from a short vacation in the
southern part of the state.
Mr. l. A. Benton, general passenger
agent Of the r. G, w. was visiting
among HIS friends In this city Thurs
day,
Miss stella Paxman and Miss Grace
Paxman are visiting the formers sis
ter Mrs 4. c. Busath, in Salt Lake
Mr., L. L, Mum most royalty enter
tanned Gov Richards and party. Sena-
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provo.

Provo, MIR ana Mrs, I'd. I. hArdlhg
were the recipients Of a most delight
full surprise party Tuesday evening al
their home in the Second ward by the
Gross club After the guests arrived
Japanese lanterns We're hung and "A
canvas stretched on the lawn whore
about 70 guests enjoyed themselves
tripping the light fantastic. Ice-cream
and cake was served and the guests de-
parted at a late hour expressing them
selves as having had most delightful
evening,
Mrs. LeylRnd Graham of Salt Lake
city spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c, Graham
Mr. and Mrs Badger Of salt
Lake are enjoying an outing IN Provo
canyon, they are located al Springfield
MI and Mrs Ed Hansen Of Logan
are visiting with relatives and friends
In this city for "a couple of weeks
While here they viii De the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas.
Mrs. Marie Aberg Of Eureka spent
Sunday in this city visiting her daugh-
ter Miss Goldic Gillispis,
Miss Edna Beck Of Eureka is in
Provo visiting friends ahc is the guest
OF her sister Mrs. Nora Ward.
Postmaster Peterson Of American Fork
was a visitor in Provo Monday
Miss LlnIs Mcbride OF Ogden is vis-
iIins relatives IN Provo.
spent a few days with friends In Salt
Lake City this week
MI and Mrs. Hugh Dougal aud their
daughter kitty were in Provo Tuesday,
Miss Edith nlaogure Of Salt Lake is
spending "a month With friends in
Provo and vicinity,
Mr.. and Mrs John e. Twclycs have
comfortable quarters at Springfield.
Miss Nina Houston ~ spending Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents in
American Fork.
Miss Ethal Smith has returned from
a brief but pleasant visit with friends
In Nephi ond Manti
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Woolstrom OF
Park city were the guests Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. c. Graham on Monday and
| Tuesday
Mrs. Fanny Stewart and daughter
Luolla are spending q week with rela-
tives In Pleasant Grove
Hon Iershcl !. Bullen Of Logan and
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present. A. o'clock Mr. and Mrs,
Crtchlow left for Alexandra. Ind,
where they win make their home.
The marriage Of Carl l., Jacobson Of
this city ana Miss Corucla Krier Of
Lexington. Nebraska took place on
Thursday night, at the Methodist
church, the ceremony being performed
by Rev benjamin YOUNG and a quiet
reception following. Nh and Mrs,
jacobson win make their home here
MT aud Mrs r. G.. NJ Smith am
uouucc the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Jessie c.. 10 Harry simpler. The
wedding WIN take place Aug, 5.
Tho engagement Of Miss Hannah
Davidson ond William F.. Keytng Is
announced tho wedding to take place
IN the near future
The marriage of Miss Lilly NJ. Wall
ing and II. J.. Townsend has been an
nounced The wedding took place last
week at Pennington
sept 8 s the date set for'ihe mar
riage of Miss May Crane and Carl
prin2 Of Milwaukee
Nh uni Mrs Lafayette announce the
engagement of Miss Aun1 r.. Buchanan
ana e.. g. LiUserlongey OF Chicago
The wedding az Miss Stella salisbury
and Louis Mccormick VIII take place
afly in SoutenbCr.
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Robert Neslen Of this city. the pros
pective groom having been actively
connected with the Deseret News for
the past 10 years.
The marriage Of Miss Hazel Young
Beatio and Edward =. Kimball took
place on Tuesday IN the Temple, with
President f. NJ, Lyman officiating and
% family dinner being served later
Mr. and Mrs Kimball win reside IN this
city
Miss Minnie Mangum and Mr..
Charles II Miles were quietly married
u the Temple on Wednesday. and left
afterward for two weeks stay In
Provo canyon. They VIII be at home
after sept /, at 10 west Capitol
avenue.
on Thursday evening Miss Kate
Dryer, daughter ~ James Dryer Of
this city and Mr. Louis Warren Crltch-
low were married the ceremony hc-
ing performed at the home Of the bride
on North Temple street with Dr. Poden
officiating. The rooms were .brighL
with flowers the bridal pair standing
In the bay window which was trans
formed into bower with pink gladlous
md sweet peas, The brides costume
was OF white silk finished with a long
veil on tulle and shower bouquet 4
wedding supper followed. only members
OF the family and near friends being
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tor Smoot Hon. c. e, Loose ana Post
master Glove together with Messrs.
Biersach Steigmeyer Smith, Ruffner.
Meyers, Wolfrom, Wlnter. Thornhul
and Branderberger 10 trip up Proves
beautiful canyon, A special train LEFT.
Provo at p. m, carrying the party
up the canyon as far as the Mower dam.
then returning TO Olmstead. the party
left the train and was taken around
the beautiful grounds and paid a visit
TO the power house, after which all
we're seated at a sumptuous banquet.
The party left I'm the cool OF the eve.
ming for Provo all high IN their praise
for the excellent treatement accorded
them by Mr. Num- and his able as.
sistants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logston aud Mr.. and
Mrs Houston OF American Fork were
visiting their sister, Miss Nina Houston
in Provo Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hackett of
Alpine were visitors In Provo TUESDAY
Mr. Hackett will leave IN September
for mission TO the Northern States
mission.
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2 usual only ieW iun'.l'h' I'Nlhs
place ana these briNS OBJ 70 'lna'S IH-
I post and at ihe university 'luo were
I the largest events, nearly every mug
else being in me nature OF Ilnh'is ana
fluneheons.
/ f. t. Srhrainm en-. Il3iheH n, uHneI
! AZ the Alta cluo on N3n1'E IIsUl' re-
affair being in honor 20. q. q, Van AL
slyne OF New lofn
..u,. ...,.....- -.
mra Nllllain lkleh.,t NA' muses. Az
! gay IN honor OF MISS 'oN'''e" ana
Z MISS Le'a fu''ei'
/ MT ana Mrs KARI EIrt7 save
/ chlldrens party ON Monday az tne
! Emery Holmes for their Httie daughter
/ Marguerite, the occasion felns her
seventh birthday anniversary
EHolmes entertained no q Soltalr party
lin honor NJ Mrs Samuel smith who Sc
their guest
Three coming brides. Misses, Stella
! Salisbury Elolee sherman ard Sarah
Alexander. were guests OF honor ai
pretty affair given ON Thursday by
Miss Ada Zane. The event was "a dn-
With sweet peas used AS oentarprloce
and strpWn over the cloth. while TINY
white kil slipncrs filled with sweet
peas were ali each place Besides the
D.. %
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ward and Miss Judge entertaining at a
dinner and dancing party for the popu-
I7r young couple. AZ The dinner COW
ors were laid tor 80, the table being
beautifully decorated Iu yellow flowers
end ferns The lawn was no with
lanterns, and floor laid for dancing
while from tent pitched near by
punch was served A large number Of
guests from The city were present and
the affair was truly delightful
Dr and Mrs A. J H0smcr onWrtaiu-
ed t dinner ON Monday night iu hon-
or OF Mr. ana Mrs Warren nogue who
leave next week f5r Denver The table
was decorated 10 pink and green and
covers We're laid for ~
The Misses Critzer entertained az a
delightful kensington on Tuesday In
honor OF Miss Agnes McElgoy Of Oma-
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Miss zelaa wilkins. Thomas Farr MIss
Annie Mckay. Thomas Mckay, Miss
| Nettie Mckay, Charles Chatelain, MISS
Wealthe Belnap Miss Maud Belnap,
| Herbert Reeder Frank and Joe Chate-
lain, Percy Van Patten.
A pretty home wedding took place
| Thursday evening az the residence Of
| Mr., and Mrs w. =, Hart on Twenty
seventh street the contracting parties
| being Miss Katherine Hart and MIR.
| Frank Purdy two OF Ogden'S best
| known young people The ceremony
was performed at 5 o'clock In the eve
ming by Bishop James Wotherspoon IN
The presence OF the immediate relatives
! Of the bride and groom After The cero-
| mony aud the extending of congratula-
! lions a wedding repast was served. The
home was promsely decorated with cut
nowers and ported plants, The bride IL
talented young Indy OF charming
personality She has been employed at
ScowOOtt & Sons company as stenog-
| raphor The groom rs a well known
and popular employe OF the southern
Pacific at TOaua, where Mr. and Mrs,
purdy will reside for the present
The evening previous To the wedding
the young LADY employees OF SccVcrofts
assembled at the home of Miss Hart
and gave her parcel shower present.
ing her with many beautiful and useful
&v ch was served dnring the evening.
Miss ze'mo Farr who has been
spenli a month at Hood River Or,
lnd ibe Lewis and clark expositlon.
ratur1cd home this weak delighted with
her tro.
The Women OF Woodcratt gave an
VeSdnasdav evening
Mrs n. p. Pace and Miss Lbhie Muir
t,ndoi coast trln.
Mr. and Mrs james Cassn and
daughter who have been touring the
"Wednesday
Albert Sratford returned home this
week rom ID two years mission n the
Central states. where he greatly en-
ioyed his labors and returns home IN
Miss Cora c. Iuibell and oscar D.
FuNUTI pAO popular ANNllk ltRPlH VI
iIoorer' Weber county. were joined in
hon6s OF weqlock this week.
Ramsey. spent the week IN ogden, the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. z, s. Carol
Miss sylvia Il. CAMERON Of Chicago
and Fred Brownell Of Murray Utah,
Methodist church at o'clock. Rev,
Riair oflclntlng.
Miss Hazel Spires has as her guest
this week Miss Minnie WarDulton Oh
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY AUGUST 3, 1908.

Rosa Toronto, Agnes Bowman and
Irma Reed
Miss Marge Ellerbeck left yesterday
| for Brighton, where she will spend a
short time with her sister
Mrs Hyde Dale has returned nom
| her extended visit In the east and 10 at
home at 80 south Fourth East street
Mrs Coray and son Donald have re-
| turned from Los Angeles, where they
have spent the past two weeks.
H. G. whitne' and J. D. Spencer left
today TO join their families IN Brighton.
Miss Marie Berkhoel. who has been
the quest OF Miss Rose Howard at
Brighton for two weeks. came down on
Monday
Miss Gusslo Sawyer Is visiting with
friends IN Chicago.
Mir and Mrs. r. W. McAfee left this
week for a visit on the coast
Miss Ryland Of Ksnsas city has beer
the guest OF Mrs, Ray walker at tn
Walker farm
Mrs. win McConahay Miss Gladys
McConahay and Robert McConahay
have returned from a delightful Two
weeks visit at the Klster ranch near
Sallna, Utah.
Miss Ethel Shepard lot this week
for Portland. or, where she viii wish
win relatives and friends for a few
weeks,
the quest Of ncr sister Mrs Wniam
Mcll.WC
,,.. y,...,., ,.,.., n,a,..,..n ,,.
suest ot COL ava Nira Edwin f Holmes
FOR the past week. LETT for The co7t
yesterday.
guest of M ana Mrs Il. q. Critcnlow
Tor The past week,
MI ana Mis. Thomas Weir anI Mlss
California
Harry FIneh mas gone iol UP
way ot Los Angelica,
c. y. Winter more mas zone 10 lH'
Judge and Mrs Vnomas MMloneHuN
ana atugnler. DorCttHy' ule a{ bIisu-
ers cottage toi me next TWO Ne'As'
,,. cub.
Miss winnie Evans ana MISS ClaIIs
Mrs. j. G. Midgley
49, ,rs..,.s.
Mr.. a. q. Andrews ana cHliuIeh leit
on iussaay iol e1 eastern M 'loHg "" ~
Mrs ID. D. Hyan lelt 10. tne cas-,
TINS week, where sue NllL NlsI, ~ a
lucky
Mr. ana Mrs simon Murphy OF Dal-
las Tex are lhe guests ol AR anu g.H
return from a trip alons the coast
Mrs Ferdinand ). Faplan ~ noILe
past few weeks
.,....
MIS- lda Smoot DuseHpeIrS nus Jua'
spent the past three months
a.,
Mrs Johh HIlid ara uausil'e,, NJ NJ
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poke IA a a
TO
while
bring into
nothing
In the
white Scotch
IN the back this
being fastened under
ear