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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09
BIRDS POINT, MO.
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Mrs. G. L. Paul of Poplar Bluff. Mo.
who ha, been visiting relatives here,
returned home Monday. Miss Emma
Manley accompanied her
Oney HsrtnoT Departed for Pine
Bluff, Ark, Monday. Ito is thinking
Of entering The service Of thc Cotton
Belt railroad
Mrs. 7. Il Sides spout Sunday with
friends al Birds MIL returning Non-
day noon
Some of The Cairo visitors Monday
were Mesdames c. 0. Smith. J. D..
Graggs. J. J. Watson. J. d. Byrnes,
c. 5 Moore, Jas. McAllister, Misses
Essie Smith and Anna Lafferty.
Mrs w A. BennstJ is i'll with pneu-
monic.
DR. n. o. Greer spent Tuesday in
our burg, leaving for Wyatt, Mo-, on
Wednesday.
Wash PIERCE rode the NJ. w. of a.
goat Wednesday night
Among the Cairo visitors the latter
part Of thi. week we noted Mesdames
Gertie Carey. Daisy Priest. J. J. AS
kew, Tom Spencer. r. Smith, Misses
Rebecca Allen, Myrta Carey, Carrie
and Cretia Leayell and Messrs. J. w.
Russell J. W. Herring. Chas McAllis-
rcr W. a. Bennett and A. l.. Whalen
AIrs n. Beckwith is on the sick list
this week.
Ms J. E Meyers returned 70
Charleston Mo-. "Wednesday.
Commeuc ne Monday The Bulletin
will arrive on the new ST, L, T. NJ. &
$. train which We hope viii be more
regular than the sbiff ferry.
}, j. Watson arrived home from
East Prairie last night where he spent
a few days the guest Of Homer Lynn,
bunting A big turkey and a number
of quail and squirrels came home with
him
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Mound CIV. M. Dec. 3. 1905.

MOUND CITY, W., Dec. 3, 1905.
Judge Wall and Attorney Geo. l.
Martin have returned from Lexington
Ky, where they made dispositions in
a land case
| Friends and ne gibbons 20 the mum.
Der Of eighteen gathered AT the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. j. s Miller, Wednes
day evening. II was a surprise and the
event was the eve OF the twenty.ffth
wedding anniversary OF this popular
couple. Cards, refreshments and
music were INDUCED in Mrs Miller
was presented with a bouquet of cut
flowers.
The repairs On the government road
are nearing completion. About $1,000
has been expended thus far covering
the work from the National cemetery
TO the Cache bride The remaining
portion of the road which extends
from the Big Four depot in our city
TO the main east and west road in
Mounds is yet 10 be repaired Sand
and gravel from near Mounds is being
used
c. R Magil has moved his fur
niture stock into the recently re. /
modelled BuIm building,
Rector VIM. Baker, wife and child 1
went to Anna Thursday to visit rela-
tiyes and friends, Mr. Baker also al
tended the synod at Springfield which
was in session this week
Byron Connel IS working at the
Henry Reed planning mill in the capa-
city of boolSkeeper
Mrs VIM Martin, Jr visited in the
country near America with her par
ents this week.
Mrs Klien of Cairo Is visiting her
sister, Mrs Harry Seaney
Mrs. H Smith will hold an eXam-
nation today Saturday at the Lowell
school house a teacher is needed for
the Loyejoy school.
Complaint is often heard of late on
account Of thetakine off of the
o'clock train on the Illinois Central
Makes ii 20 inconyenient to those who
wish to so TO our northwestern neigh
5ors.
The Mechanical dancing club gave
mother one of their pleasing dancing
vents Thursday evening. Several in
'ited que Is were present. This club
$ considered the most popular one in
,ur city,
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The proiracted meetings at tho Bap
list church are progressing nicely
There has been several conversions
MP TO the present and great interest
rs being taken.
Miss Dorcia Chr'sscnbcrry Is very
With brights disease at this writing.
Rev. Tom Kelley Of Alto Pass, de-
liyered an address AT the Baptist
church sunday
Mr.. Pulley Of Progress is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. ] L. L.ingle,
j.. J. l.ingle was in 81 Louis the
lat of last week on business.
Mr. Henderson is able to be ont
again after months illness With
malasial fever
r f.. Williams is having some extern
siye repairs done on His dwelling.
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SUSPENDED OVER
VOUCANIC CRATER
tContinucd from nrst psge.I

men o. monlks who are halfmad-
deucd by desperation ana misery.
In strange contrast with all this
the opera 3 thronged nightly. the
fashionable restaurants are filed with
careless crowds. animated by a sort
OF desperate lcvity But no man ven
lures abroad without a revolver, and
after dusk people 20 about in parties
for mutual protection. The situation
battles description
The Cons titutionalists and Reac-
ii0naries are alike powerless. for the
masses are swayed altogether by The
revolutionary teachings Of sheer an
archy and nihilsm. Rumors of out
breaks in various parts of the city
circulate constantly and all are
credible. for it Is absolutely impossible
TO predict what may happen in the
present sfaie Of Reorganization
A military coup d'etat seems hope
less as the Cossacks. who alone could
be depended upon. could not establish
a military dictator-bip. Their mobili-
zaiiCl was hasteucd bv The disaffcc-
ton throughout the ranks Of the rr1
Of tho army y hich g. always icalous
Of these barbarian hcrdes
Tonight We have report of re
volt of the troops AZ Rsvsl But such
an event nowadays causes NO -ur
PRISE only q dull sense If apprehen
ion
We arc waiting N hourly expeets-
ton Of the surginq up Of the desperate
masses, with the prospect that most
Of the troops in the capital will join
them.
We are living on the edge Of vol.
eanic crater. We hear the rumblino of
the titanic forces at work We see the
fsiEt reflection Of the hidden fires.
The tremendous explosion may come
at any moment.
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Tackey Parry a Success.

Thursday evening "Tackey' party
was given at the home of Mrs. Louisa
Gibbons at Twelfth and Washington
avenue, in the interest of the Sunday
,hool of the Christian church. The
affair was a success. quite a sum
beng realized The "Tackey" prizes
were awarded to Mrs w b. Pope for
the ladies and Herbert Marshall for
the gentlemen
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FINISH OF COREY
CLOSE AT HAND
(CcneIuded from First page.D

change, but won't discuss it, We do
BID: care to have our private affairs
made public property Mrs. Corey is
receiving no callers and | have told
you all she cares to give aut at pres
emit"
coreys Are Enjoying Themselves.
The Coreys have refused many in
riiations to social functions, content
Ing themselves with a few acquaint-
ances Two weeks ago one of the
lgast automobiles ever brought to
Reno was received at The Corey home.
Since that time quiet auto parties
% Moano SPRING and other fashions
anble resorts near the city have been
la vogue One or two rumors regard
ing breakdowns and wine parties
have been in circulation bur to all
these reports Mrs. Corey and Miss
Corey entos- vigorous denials.
why, we have never been out in
lar auto later than half-past twelve at
night" said Miss Corey today; and
p 10 that Miss Gilman. we know she
.s an actress. but beyond this we are
l0J acquainted with her or her fam
.ly
The law of Nevada requires resi- +.
louce Of is months In order TO estah- /
isl a legal residence Mrs. Corey must /
spend five months more here in which /.
gain a hearing in divorce proceed +
uss il the district court
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granted reprleye until June by
which time it was hoped the case
might be taken to the United states
Supreme court. Another stay of exc
cution was granted. The facts seem
not to have suhstant.ated the attor-
rcys statements, and convinced that
the trial was fair and the prisoner
regularly convicted. Governor Bell ra.
fused TO grant further delay
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FIGHT To ESCAPE
THE DEATH CHAIR
Concluded From First pagc)


house had been atkins about the neN
election that would be necessary in
the event Of Patrick s death, but Pat
rick had assured them he would con
tinuc in office They understood what
he meant yesterday when he told them
Of his inteaded appeal.
There arc fye other men in the
death house With Patrick They are
Raffaele Cascone, Jacob Hueter. Frank
Furlong, Edward Pekar2 and John
johnson Patrick has reviewed each
mans case and has advised the other
five how they may proceed to save
their own lives
That Patrick has nor gone mad
since his incarceration in the death
house is due 10 his remarkable nerve
Since he went to Sing Sing he has
seen seventeen men taken from their
cells and marched through the little
door 70 the electric chair
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MOTHER AND SON
WERE CONVICTED
OF NUMBERING A SHERIFF WHO
WAS TRYING TO SERVE WAR.
RANT FOR MlspEMEANER ON
THE COY.

in tie cases Of slcs. Macy So -a alI
her son William sapugh WHO have
been en- trial on the charge of having
killed Sheriff Polk at Ironton Mo,
May %, last, today convicted William
Of murder in the first degree and Mrs.
Spaugh in the cecond degree and send.
ing her to ten years in the penitenti-
airy.
Sheriff Polk was shot dead at the
Spaugh home which he had entered
to serve warrant for the arrest of
William Spaugh on charge Of mis-
demeaner,
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A surnrise 10 Erlends.

Friends of Miss Nellie Ccyne. who
recently visited her cousin Miss Hat.
tie Eisenberg of this city, will doubt
less be surprised and interested 10
learn of her marriage TO Harry Exams.
Ct Ellsworth, Kas. The ceremony TAX
ing place at the home Of the bride
in that city.
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Warninn.

All persons are warned NOT to sell
or give intoxicating drinks to my hus.
band. John NJ Hutchinson. Prosecu-
ton viii certainly follow every viola
lion. MRS, JOHN NJ HUTCHINSON
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The O. N. r. Club.

Thursday evening Mrs. p. C. Soul
lin entertained the O. ~ + club at her
homo. us Walnut street Miss Louise
Steinhouse won the first prize. The
lone hand prize was won by Mrs P.
H. Smyth. Mrs. A. S. Fraser Of Wal
nut street will be hostess for the
club next week
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

1T looks as if Albert 7. Patrick. WHO
is under sentence of death for the muir
der Of millionaire Rice. has YET a pref
y good chance to escape execution
not because he is not guilty. but he
cause legal teeh1'ealitics in this conn
try are o riach stolgeT than ju r.
tice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

THERE Is a widespread Impression
that the railroads goiug into Washing
ton are doing large business in
hauling INTO that city al this time the
large number OF lobbyists who are not
interested 10 freight rate legislation
and have TO pay their fare.
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Mil Creek, d.. Dec. z. 1905.

Mill Creek, IT,. Dec. 2. 1905.
A. S Cauble made a business trip
10 Cairo last Sunday.
Scott Jordan ha returned from
Cairo where he has been confined in
the hospital for the past two weeks
with appendicitis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

THE Christmas poet has already
commenced TO make eyes at his muse.
lie viii subside for a while after the
holidays, but will get a good running
start. in ample time to arrive on SEIZED
ule for Easter and the spring trade.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

THE convection of Lawyer Wickes
alias Lewis Jarvis" illustrates the
dangers of a, dual personality. One
is about all the average. citizen is
capable of controlling. Little black
men, should he put under lock aud
key as soon as discovered.
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NEW BURNSIDE.
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New Burnside, M. Dec. z, 1905,

Nav BurnsIde, III. Dec. Z, 1yU5.
Willis Harris Of Creal Springs, was
FIN Burnside Tuesday on business.
DE- Walter Sheerer of Cincinnati, IS
visiting his mother here AT present.
Fills brother, Clint Sheerer conduc.
tar on the Big Four, stopped eff here
SD his way home to Mt Carmel from
a hunting trip
Ed Austin visited friends here on
Wednesday and Thursday
Advices from Clayton, N. NJ. state
hat Mrs James Morton, formerly of
this place Il about to die
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

TT is stated that Admiral Togo win
make visit TO the United States next
year. This being a nation of hero
worshippers Admiral Togo may look
forward to a rafting good time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

Hscaon lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
gave their usual weekly dance last
evening, This weekly social affair is
very popular and is enjoyed by many
of the young folks of the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

PERHAPS the general disrespect
into which the Constitution has fall
en- AZ Washington is responsible for
Secretary Bonaparte's suggestion that
its nanesake, old Ironsides," be
demolished at target practice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

1T is good to read of conductor
landing an $4,000 state job, for it
proves that We are upon days when
somebody besides insurance men IS
getting a comfortable salary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

A CLOSE observer says the men
who are in the penitentiary are crooks
at heart. He might have added that
more crooks at heart and in act are
outside of the pepi;entary than in
side
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November CircuIation,

The above. Is a correct statement OF
ihe circulation Of The Cairo bulletin
daily and Sunday for the year 1904
and for the first eleven months Of The
year 1905. CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this End day of December, 1903.
(Scal.) LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires January lG,
1909.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

WHETHER shirts should be pink
or white for daylight wedding is q
question vexing Pittsburg souls. What
should II matter. since in the Pitts
burg atmosphere all shirts must look
alike before the end OF the ceremony?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

THE more the insurance invcstiga-
ton is aired the more apparent it he,
comes. in view d the bad odors arts
ing. that an airing was badly needed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

The. amount raised from the tur-
Key upper and bazaar at X. NJ. x. c.
hall, given Thursday night by the lad
les Of the Cairo Baptist church. net
ted over $3.50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

A DEsPAIRlNc husband ana father
told us in confidence thai there was TO
place for anything a. honc snee his
wife had begun TO buy presents for
the bahy's Christmas al the chs
ct are fulI. and. nos she has begun
to stew away stun in the wash tubs.
Nearly three 7eeks more Off, tor :
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09
BULLETIN.

Hardin. Nanchuria. va Warsaw.
Russian Poland. Poe Many "Hi
eeds are being lalls9 by rebellious
tfcops
Eccerve 9E1tefz are not permIttGi
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

THOSE who strongly favor freight
rate regulation by the government
should be prepared to stand up againal
a head-on collision WITH the railroads.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

The Bulletin Is on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
Coleman's, 2t4 Eighth street.
halliday. House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co, Union depot.
Blue Front Restaurant,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09
Repairing Fire ttydrants.

The city fire hydrants, are receiving
attention in the way of repairs and a
new coat of green paint.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets Druggists refund money IL
it fails TO cure. +, W GROVES sig,
nature il on each box. 25c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

TO return home,
All messages from Manchuria are
censored
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

THE Constitution. "Old Ironsides,
she must and shall be preserved
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09
\ CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday circula'
tlon for the year 1904 ...,..... 1916
Average daily and Sunday circula-
fion for the first ten months OF
1905 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Average daily and Sunday circula'
flon FOR November 1905. So. .2o74
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

ONE of these days Mr.. Rooseyelt's
messages may venture INTO the beauty
cjitor's field,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09
SICK PEOPLE

who felt wore trsu ycu dc, feel al fisht
ry~, much better than titey ever 90. sua
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-09

from French Lick
Springs gets the credit.
There IS nothing
mysterious about
Pluto Wstsrs tn ere
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
DEsrREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 81 1905.

spent several days Of the week in Lo-
gan.
The Sugar factory having closed its
run for this season "a grand banquet
and bah was given for the employees
a, the pavilion Friday evening which
proved most enjoyable,
Mrs. Maud Hanks Goddard who has
been visiting her mother for some time
has returned to her home IN Boise,
Mr.. John W. Crawford returned
Thursday evening from an eastern
business trip.
Miss Vendla Farrell OF Salt Lake Is
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Selma
Hansen OF smithReld. Both young
ladies spent "Wednesday ana Thursday
visiting with friends in Logan
Miss Maud May Bnboock of the Uni
versity Of Utah win hold % recital al the
d. Y. college on Saturday evening.
Prof. Babcock viii give one of her
best readings, that of Monsieur Beau
caire."
Mrs. l., a. Osticu was hostess nj %
very pleasant Kensinston last Saturday
afternoon
The many friends OF Miss Efic
Morehead are pleased to welcome her
TO Logan for q visit.
The Beacon Light society held It's
regular meeting at the Is. Y. college on
Friday afternoon Music was furnished
by Mr. Curtis and Mrs. Beatrice Lloyd
and papers given by Miss MorTell and
Mrs, Wright.
Mr. George Hayball accompanied his
moth" Mrs. Hyrum H1ybull to Los
Angeles leaving Wednesday They will
remain some time.
A very pleasant evening was spent
by those who attended the socinl at the
Presbyterian Church Friday evening.
An old time spelling match was in
dulged IN as well as very nice refresh
ments.
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CLUB CHAT.

The Women's Republican club will
give q Kensington q { the home or Mrs
John James 3lS g street, on Friday af-
ternoon Jan o. A musical program
win be given and refreshments served
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Womens Republican club viii be held
Al the home Of Mrs John g, Cutler
935 south West Temple street on Feb
6. Mrs. lie Roi Snow will give a paper
on Washington and Mrs. W, II, Jones
a paper on Lincoln.
At the regular meeting OF the current
events and current literature section Of
the Ladies' Literary club yesterday az
tcrnoon Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johnson read a
paper on 'Our Northern Neighbour"
nud Mrs James NJ Dart reviewed the
life and works OF George GIsslng.
The Club de Laague Franchise met
at the home of Mrs Mary T. Kelly, 500
Second street, on Friday evening. Mem
bers brought some small article care
fully packed, which was sold during the
evening for 10 cents for the benefit
OF the treasury. A fine program was
given under the direction OF Madame
Heinz.
The Cleofan met Tuesday with Mrs.
Charles r. Wells on Second street Mrs.
Wells read paper on Paris in the
Middle Ages"
Tho Wasatch Literary Circle met this
week with Mrs. j. M Dart on East
Ssecond South street. Miss Ethel Paul
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tained Mrs. Hlgsou's grandmother this
week The lady was on her way home
IN California after a visit with east
era friends.
Mrs. G.. c. stfner and daughter
Gladys left this week for Salt Lake,
where they win Visit a month With Mrs.
stiflller's sister.
Mrs Joseph Jensen Of Spanish Fork,
who has been visiting relatives at Rob
inson, left Cor her home Sunday
Miss Jennie Mason Of this city was
the guest Of Mrs. Brig smoot OF Rob
inson sunday
Mr.. and Mrs George Norman have
gone to L.A. II n visit TO friends after
which they win 80 To- southern Caifor-
MIA to spend the winter
Mrs Dr. HarvicSr and daughter win
arrive from KCrtuclSy this week and
will make their future home at the
TinIc hospital At Robinson
Mrs. $. +, ware, who has been tho
guest OF Payson relatives and friends
for the past month returned to her
home at Silver city this week.
The Ladies' Ala society held very
interesting meeting at &c home OF Mrs.
William Emblcton Thursday afternoon.
Eureka Lodge of Elks are making
preparations for grand minstrel per.
formance next month.
Mrs. Dr, Lakcr has arrived from Salt
Lake and she and the doctor will make
their future home I'm the Harper resi-
dcnce on Upper Church street
Mrs. Henry Miller Of Mt Nebo is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
sheldon of this city.
Bishop Lundberg Of Mammoth is vls-
iting with his family at Ogden
Mrs. Taylor Bales entertained q
party Of friends Thursday evening.
Light refreshments were served.
Tho boys Of the Centennial-Eureka
mine held social dance at |. Q. o. IT,
hall Tuesday evening the result Of a
wager made on the recent rabbit hunt
by the marksmeu OF that mine, Tho
losers paid the hddler.' An enjoyable
time vas had by all participants.
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LOGAN.

Mrs. George w. Thatcher Jr., enter
tanned at luncheon at the g. Y. college
ON Monday Of this week. The following
ladies were Mrs. Thltcher's guests:
Mrs 5. A. Langton, Mrs. Jesse Earl,
Mrs. Frank Thatcher, Mrs. u. H..
Thomas and Mrs. b. G. Thatcher.
Prof Bullen of the B. Y. college on
tertaiued the out going board of educu-
ton at dinner AZ the b. Y college on
Thursday afternoon.
A very pleasant social event was the
dinner given by Miss Hattie Smith and
her sisters TO n number Of their friends
last Friday evening. Those present
We're Mayor and Mrs. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Adelbert Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lindquist, Mr. and Mrs Eli
Carbon, Mrs. Poulter; Misses IIilda
and Annie Ellason and Mr.. ed South.
The A. G.. Woman's club met with
Mrs. Fleming last Mnoday afternoon.
The discussion was led by Mrs. |. Il.
Smith and special topics were given
by Miss Elizabeth Smith, Mrs Snowden
and Miss Holmgren,
Miss Iottlo West was hostess at a
very delightful evening party last Fri
day at her home. Entertaining games
were played and delicious refreshments
were served. The following were pres
cnt; Misses Martha Fisher, Grace
Fisher, Marinda Torgesen, Susie Pill
Urim, Annie Raymond, Dr. and Mrs.
Goodrich, Or and Mrs Dunbar.
Messrs n. K. Moore, Irving Brangham,
Or. Cochran, George Torgesen.
Mr. Roy llccle3 who has just returned
from mission TO Germany. visited
with Logan friends this week
Hon. r. S. Campbell OF Salt Lake
was business visitor this week.
The cntertainm ant at the A. G.. given
under the auspices Of the Agricultural
department Of the college last Monday
evening was huge success The Illus
trated lecture by Dr. Yoder was very
interesting et the close Of the lecture
all enjoyed q dance In the gymnasium,
During the evening votes we're cast
for the most popular college girl and
the prize was won by Miss IneE Powell.
Prof. O. l.. Swendson of Salt Lake
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I.UPEKA.

Eurcka,-W. G. Andrews spent the
forcpart of the week with his family
at NephL
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thurmond are
at Provo this week the guests Of rcla-
tiyes.
The rabbit hunters Of Mammoth. who
won the recent contest WO treated To
a dance and supper at Jansen's han
Tuesday evening by their opponents,
the Robinson boys.
Mrs. Jennie Myers was the guests Of
friends at American Fork this week.
Mrs. r. 8, Robertson Is visiting her
daughter at Salt Lake city
Mrs. Fred Earis Of Salt Lake Is the
guest Of Mrs, Phil Clark and Mrs,
jackson McChrystaL
Evening Star Lodge, Degree Of
Honor held impressive memorial SER
vices at tehir hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. w. Bruher returned this
week from a 10 days visit with Salt
Lake relatives.
George Bailey was over from tho
county seat this week visiting friends.
Foreman Anderson Of the Bullion
Beck mine returned Monday from a
visit with his family IN Idaho.
Mrs. Con. J. Hamhn is the guest Of
Park City relatives
Mrs. Harry ]. Brane and Mrs. olive
Baker are visiting relatives at Spring
Lake
Mrs. and Mrs, Frank Higson enter