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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
25,OOO ALIENS WILL ARRIVE
THIS WEEK FROM EUROPE

NEW YORK, March l6.-More than
20, 900 Immigrants are on the ocean,
enroute to this port, and next week
ig expected TO be a strenuous one on
Ellis Island. At no time in ten years
have there been so many immigrants
headed for this city. The middle OF
March usually attracts an immense
army OF Italians to these shores. and
this year the influx of Germans, irish
and Scandnavians is unusually large
Government officials give it as their
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
"iRoN JUDGE" QUITS BENCH.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The
federal judiciary loses its most pic
turesque and also one of its most re-
spected members in the person oi
United States District Judge Joan J
Jackson. whose retirement from the
bench OF the District OF West Virgin
Ia became effective today. Judge
Jackson, VINO is more than eighty
years old, was an appointee of Presi
dent Lincoln and the Oldest federal
Judge on the bench. He became wei
known as the iron Judge" He was a
terror to labor unions in West Virgin
Ia, and he It was who sent "Motnel
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
MOVE FOR SANITARY REFORM


WASHINGTON. March l5.-Twe
measures. which will attract much al,
tention from scienti@s and health
specialists, were introduced in con
giess Just before adjournment One
provides for investigating the posi-
blllty of the communication of dis
eases and the inrection OF food prod
ucts through inperfsct or improper
ventilation of railroad passenger ana
freight cars, and the other tor a com
mission TO draft legislation creating
lhe department OF Sanitary Sci
ence. While the TWO mea sures are
entirely different in their scope they
are indirectly related, as both origin.
ated with and will later be pushed by
those Interested in stamping out the
white plague" and other infectious
diseases
Investigations by boards of health
show deplorable lack of statistics
on lne subject OF the communication
OF diseases by inhalation, and after
much teliberation 1t was decided to
ask congress to refer the whole matter
10 the surgeon general OF the Marine
hospital service, While 1t was real.
lied that nothing could bs accomplish.
ed at the recent session OF congress.
it was believed best TO bring the mat.
ter more directly 10 the attention OF
comment as would insure its passage
next session
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
lNtUURAriON
MEMoRAIEp IN pAnIs

PARIS. March 16.--Services COM
memorating the INAUGURATION OF
President Roosevelt wore held today
in ST Iosephs shurch. American
were present
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
EXPLOSION IN MINE AT
L0ADVlLLE KILLS TWO MEN

LGADNlLLt, March l5.-Jacob
Caldwell was instantly killed and his
son-in-iaw. Richard Price, fatally in.
1ured by an explosion last night which
occurred in the Bessie Wilgis mine
on Rock Hill. The dead body OF Cald.
well was found with one hand blown
on and IA gaping wound in his skull
Price was unconscious wnen taken
from the mine, but later recovered
sufficiently to explain that the acci-
dent was caused by a missed hole
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16

opinion that fully 10000 Immigrants
will land here within the next ten
days.
The great immigration is due to tne
unusual demand for labor in the in
terror of the country. More than 7c
per cent OF the Italians expected with
IN the next week are coming 10 work
on railroads and In the mining sec
ton OF PENNSYLVANIA OF the immi
grants from Germany and ireland the
authorities say more than 90 per cent
are young women who intend to ac
cept places as domestics. The i'm.
migrant Intelligence bureaus will dis
tribute these young women. and the
managers OF these Offices say thai
nearly all are already placed
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
SAD Death At sILvERToN.

Special Phone 10 The Herald.
SlLNERTON. March l5.-MercJ
the nine-months Sniid OF Mr.. and
Mrs W II. Eas~lton diec yest erday
afternoon a-d wall no buried this aft
ernoon Nj Knowton Is mining
man and his wife and baby only ar
rived in Silvsrton a week aSe from
Oklahoma TO iotn MIN, stopping in Du
range several days To visit friends
Upon arriving Ia Silvsrtoa the little
one carght cold with above result
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
DEAD WOMAN AND DYING
MAN FOUND IN CAH

NEW YORK, Marcn 15.-The body
OF woman. who had been dead sever
al hours, and n dying man were found
In a cab standing hitched TO a lamp.
post today. The man is supposed to
he Thomas DE Egan, prominent and
prosperous citizen of Brooklyn. The
dead woman was Miss Mary Savage.
thirty years Of age. The pair were
richly ana elegantly dressed The
mystery is being Investigated.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
COLOMBIAN CONGRESS MEETS.

bian National Assembly met today to
transact the business which the last
congress refused TO, attend to and 70
country. The assembly will also re-
wise the constitution OF Colombia
President Reyes is believed to have
the support of the entire country. and
an era OF peace and progress appears
to be assured
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
MANY AMERICANS WILL cross
THE BIG POND THIS SUMMER

NEW YORK, March l6.--All rec
ords Will likely be broken this sum
mer in the number Of Americans tray-
cling TO Europe. Steamship agents
report fifteen sGilinss already booked,
besides long waiting list for favor
able sailing dates. Last year over
s35,O0o,O0O were paid in fares from
New York TO Europe
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
BIG RAILWAY EARNINGS.

al report oi the Texas Pacific rail.
way. published today, shows remark.
able gains. Gross earnings were s12..
net earnings were s. .25O. 900, an IN
crease of over half million. over
H,Z5O,o00 We're expended for improve.
ments during the year.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
GARFIELD GETTING IN TRIM
FOR HIS COMING BATTLE

WASHINGTON, Marcn l6.-In or
der TO be fresh and in good physical
condition to tackle the oil octopus,
Commissioner GARFIELD leaves tonight
Tor a brief fishing trip in the south
After few days he will proceed to
Washington. Inspectors are now N
the field paving the way for Garfield
by gathering data.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
PURE FOOD INVESTIGATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March l5.-Notice
mas been given by the agricultural de
partment that alter today the excep'
ton which has been made in connec'
ton with the food inspection law. In
tne case OF FIRST notification, Will be
abolished
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
GoLDFiELo NARROWLY
ESCAPES DESTRUCTION

GOLDFIELD. Ney. March 10
ton by fire totey when the Nye Coun-
~ bank burnes. The safe. containing
nearly half million dollars, WAS sav.
and a bucket brigade was formed,
which checked the flames.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
MEYER WILL TOUR AMERICA.

LONDON, March l5-Rey. f. b
Meyer, who mas just completed his
term OF office as president OF the Ma
tionai Free Church Council, sails To-
day fer America 1t is Mr. Meyers
tenth visit to the United States Dur
ing his absence his pulpit will be oc
cupied by Dr. 'pierson. who is coming
from America to England for tnat pur
pose
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
PREVENTION OF CONSUMPTION.

OTTAWA, Ont, March 15.-The Ca
madam Association for the Prevention
OF Consumption assembled in annual
session today. Tne afternoon was de
voted 10 the routine business of the
association. This evening there viii
be a lecture by DR.. Adams. OF Mon
treal on the various phases OF the
crusade against consumption,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
TWO NEGROES LYNCHED
FOR KILLING PROFESSOR

MOBILE, Ala, March ia dis
patch from Selma. Ala. reports tho
lynching OF two negroes VINO murder.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16

Jones and many other leaders and
officials OF organized labor to jail for
contempt. lime and again he was
the target OF severe criticism, but his
honesty and stern integrity were nev.
er questioned. He will be succeeded
as district Judge by Congressman Ais.
ton q. Dayton OF West virginia
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16

The Invasion Of Tibet by British
forced was "mfssion." The army
OF $500 men now being sent into the
Nyam-Nyam country. Central Africa.
Is officially patrol"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16
From Wednesdays Daily.

Father Duny returns from Denver
this evening, having been fully sus-
tanned in his contentious He will be
given a reception at the parsonage,
the affair being In the hands 0i
Messrs. Gonnor, German and Malt
harrington. Father Durry mas great
many friends in Durango who viii ex.
tend warm welcome
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16

SETTLED
TOMORROW

DENVER. March 15.-'rne Joint as
sembly met this morning ut half past
ten, but adjourned until afternoon
Tor a furtner conference. The Pea.
body men appear to he in control but
the Adams people declare they haven't
enough votes 10 seat Peabody Those
who favor Li5uteaEnt tiovernor Me
Donald, it is said, declare they viii
vote tor Peab0dy only vita the under.
standing that after he is seated he
snail resign his place. leaving Mc-Don-
aid as governor.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16

DENVER. March l5-After adj
Journing this morning the Republican
members neld a calrls, the proposi-
tlon coming rom the peabodyites
that ii he Ma pcraldft,s would vote
tor the seating OF Peabody thor Pea
body would resign Immediately, or
within a day OF two in order to make
it legal, whish would make MncDon-
aid governor. 1t is said this arrange
ment was agreed 10 by tour or FIVE OF
the Macdonald supporters, but when
the Joint assembly met tnis afternoon
at 2;50 no action wss taken and an
adjournment WIS taken until tomor-
row morning when it is expected the
contest viii be settled one way or the
other.
II seems to be generally believed
tnat Adams VIII have to give up the
office and at present it looks like
Macdonald through the resignation
OF Peabody.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16

LONDON. Marcn ia Central
News dispatch says the Japanese have
ing, but We're repulsed, the report
saying they suffered heavy losses.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16

81. PETERSBURG, March 10
kuropatlSin confirms the report that
lie repulsed the Japanese first at
TACK on Telling. He says 1000
corpses lie before Inc breastworks.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16

SINGAPORE, March l5.-Four Jap
anese cruisers arrived on this port
from the East today. 1t is believed
10 be the advance guard of Admiral
Jogo's fleet.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16

Some of the Durango sports are fig.
uring on going TO Silverton to takd--in
the mill between Shoemaker OF Den
yer and "kid" Collision of Leadyille,
tomorrow night Word from Silver
ton indicates quite little interest
manifested as both are said To be
handy with ther dukes. The main
mill Will be preceded by two preilm-
inaries between amateurs.
The first nSise robbery since the
spring influx started. TOOK place last
evening when $ NJ BiRgs' residence
was entered. the thief getting away
Hodecker, pair OF shoes belonging To
Mr.. Biggs and 81 In money in II purse
belonging to Mrs. Biggs. Mr.. Rodsct-
er, who CLERKS in the Biggs Furniture
company store, went To The snow and
on returning home forget TO lock the
front door lie left his coat In the
hallway and went upstairs to bed.
When Mr. Biggs got Zip this morning
he discovered the door Dad not been
| locked. but thought nothing OF II I'M
til after breakfast, when Mr. Rodeck-
CT started to put on his overcoat aft
er breakfast The above facts were
then revealed II Will be well 10 keep
your doors locked and also prepared
TO empty some cold lead into midnight
| prowlers.
| The police were called last night tf
| take a woman in charge who was beal
| ing grown daughter The woman
was drunk and abused her daughtei
snametully, beating her and draggint
her by the hair The oman lives II
| ner by her hair. The woman lives II
| large and husky and her daughter
while grown and married. is frail an'
unable to take her own part. Tn
mother set the bedclothes ahre da!
or two ago and the daughter put tn
ire out or the house and the neigh
boring houses would have been dc
gtroyed. The woman was locked n
in Jail Her trial was to have com
up In police court tnis morning. bu
the daughter failed 10 put in an al
pearance against her. and 1t Is unlike
ly she Will testify against her mother
The woman ought TO get the limi
whether the daughter appears or no
The daughter Is married and II is NJ
derstood her husband works at Porte
| II Is said he sent her some money an
the mother tried TO make the daug.
ter. who Is only about eighteen O
nineteen years old, give her money
r buy whiskey with.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16

TOXIC March l5.-The American
steamer Tacoma has been seized by
the japanese. The Tacoma sailed for
snanghai with cargo of heef said to
be destined for Vladivostok The
vessel was caught In the ice. and as
soon AS she worked herself out the
japanese captured her.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-16

LONDON, March 15.-lt is believed
here that kuropatkin will be able to
night better at Telling than at Muk-
den. His force is more compact, and
tns natural defenses are strong. His
right Hank is now protected by a
sweep of the Lao river. The Japa-
nese must cross two rivers before
they can make a turning movement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
(OMlNG5Avo @
S3lG0TNo>

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Nolan, form
erly Of this city hut recently Of Boise,
have returned to make their home here
and are now at 1865 NJ street.
Mrs. A. j. Joplin has gone 20 Wichita,
Kan, for visit with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fitch and their
daugters are now at home at AIS Brig
ham street.
Mrs. Ira O, Rhoades ls home from
visit of several weeks with Miss VIM
ME Rhoadcs In New York
Mrs. G.. r. Mcbride OF Tooele, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs, H. NJ Lyman Is
in the city visiting her mother and
sisters.
Miss Edith Mcguire has returned
from Provo and Sprngyillo whore she
spent the past month with friends ana
rs az homo for the remainder of the
winter at 10 l. street,
Mr. and Mrs, A, h. Richardson have
moved from 800 FIRST street aud are
now IN their new home at "A ID street.
Miss Mamie Edredgc and Mrs H. G..
Coffin have returned from Provo, where
they have been visiting their sister,
Mrs Reed Smoot
Mt and Mrs George Savage win
leave shortly ION a visit to cuba and q
tour OF the gulf waters.
a. y. EARLY or Rockford His, n
brother OF Mrs ID. II, Simons and az
Howard Early formerly of this city
Is in the city for "a few days visit with
his sister
Mrs. w. W. Armstrong has gone TO
Denver tn spend % fortnight with Mr.
and Mrs, John Reed
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Harris are again
at home In their apartments at the
Louise nat
Or and Mrs H. d, Woodruff WIN
leave Tuesday for Long Beach, cal, to
spend the remainder OF the winter
MI and Mrs. s. j, Lynn. Winnie ana
Jennie Lynn lcit this week for "a tour
Of several months u Europe
Mrs. James W. NELL VIII remain
here until the arrival OF MIR. Neil.
Mr. ANA Mrs. j. a, Baker win leave
tomorrow for Syracuse, n, w. where
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1905

seen In ogden, was Wednesday night
| at the Utahna dance hall where the
| international Brotherhood OF Electric
workers gave their annual reception
| and ball, The Nominations were elab-
crate, consisting OF hundreds OF electric
! lights OF various ooors, and arranged
into artistic designs such az stars,
-, crescents, anchors etc The ball was
attended by several hundred people who
spent an evening Of real enjoyment IN
tripping the light fantastic Refresh
ments were served
The Child Culture club was enter
talned yesterday by Mrs, g. IT, Whita-
ker.
Nat Kimbal left Ogden this week 10
Join his regiment the Fourth cavalry,
IN the Philippines.
Mrs, Mary Jarman and daughter,
Sarah who have been visiting IN Og-
den the guests Of Lorenzo Jarman and
family, win return TO their home at
Kaysyille today,
\. d, Ryan and wife spent this
week IN ogden visiting with friends.
Their home Is now IN Illinois.
Hon william Driver has gone TO Cal
lfornia to spend few weeks for his
health,
Last Saturday evening A. p. Blgo-
low entertained 20 OF his gentlemen
friends ut his home on Jefferson av-
enue. The occasion being his birthday.
Airs, Bigelow served a dainty lunch
during the evening.
A bowling party was given last Sat-
urday evening at the Ogden alleys by
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mccormick. The
guests Were Miss Olive Pear, OF New
Mexico, Florence Grant Of Salt Lake
City Ethel Young, Geneye Douglass
and Glen Douglass.
Mrs, j. T. Hurst had as her guest
this week Mrs, Frank Clark of Salt
Lake city,
Miss Bessie Gudmanson OF Spring
vile, is visiting IN ogden with Miss s.
H. Tracy and family
"Shore Acres" Is a beautiful attrac-
ton which appears Monday night at
the Grand Opera house.
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Mr. Baker goes into business with S.
V. shelp who has lately entered IN the
mercantile business there.
Dr. 4, B. Beatty has returned from
his trip TO cuba and Central America,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Joseph, parents
OF Milton y Joseph are here from st.
Louis to visit with the latter
Mrs. Walter Fraser who has Just re-
turned from the Philippines, is visiting
her mother Mrs. Richard Trezlse Of
this city
Myron Myers OF New York Is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs j. n. Myers at
their home on state street.
Mrs Alan j.. IOyey vii be IN town
from Butte shortly 20 spend a short
time with her sister, Mrs. G. G, SIN
clair al tine New Southern.
Mr. and Mrs. J r. Walker win leave
early next month 10 spend some time
In California,
Miss Lena Sprengc goes TO Chicago
ma fcw days to make her home there,
Mr.. and Mrs, d. q. Jackling are now
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az home at 73l Brigham street having
taken the W. A. sherman home
Mrs, M S, Lacy Of Colorado Springs
has returned TO her home after a visit
Of a few weeks with friends here,
Miss Alice Goodwin is home from
New York
Mrs. George w. Snow has returned
from Denver, after a pleasant visit
with Mrs, Il, j, Yard,
Miss Hazel Taylor Of Provo IL the
guest Of the Misses Dougall on West
Temple street,
Or ana Mrs Winston left for San
Francisco on Wednesday and viii sail
next Wednesday ON their return 80
their home In Shanghai, China.
Mrs d. Moore Lindsay has left FOR
Denver accompanied by her son, who
is iourneying to England to resume his
studies after a months vacation here,
Mrs, Lindsay VIII return In IA few days.
Mr.. and MIS-. James Cox Of Adair,
ia,, have been guests Of Rev Mr.. and
Mrs. y. NJ. Helmick on their way TO
California.
Mrs. A. Fred Wey has returned from
New York
Mrs, l.. e. Hall lcft this week for
California,
Mrs. A, O. Honnold left for Los AM
Reles Tuesday 10 spend the remainder
Of the winter.
Miss Catherine Crcary now OF san
Francisco. has gone TO Honolulu for
a stay Of "a few weeks with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris have taxi
en- apartments In the Emery Holmes,
and win be at home there after the first
OF the month.
Mrs, l. b. Peuue of Idaho viii he
the guest OF Mrs, D. $, spencer next
week.
Mr. Burlcy and Mr. Schramm win
leave coly I'm February for a cruise
among the tropical islands Of the Pa
cidc.
Mrs, j. H. Thompson left for San
Francisco this week.
Mr. and Mrs Iloyt sherman and Miss
sherman left yesterday morning for q
tour of several months IN Europe
Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth Dogsctt are
at home again.
Ntfsg p,,,u,. ,r.,,,. 20 yhf..... D.. d.
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Logan, Jan. 26-The regular meeting
Of the a. G, Woman's club was held nj
the home OF Mrs, Champ last Monday
afternoon, The program consisted OF
special papers by several members Of
the club,
Mr. and Mrs j, =, Smith entertained
a number Of their friends I'm a very
pleasant manner on Tuesday evening
After enjoying delicious supper.
games were played until a late hour.
Those present We're; Mr. and Mrs. ],
r. Smith, Mr., and Mrs. George Flster
Mr.. and Mrs. N, w Haws, Mr.. and
Mrs, John Rosa, Mrs, j. Il, Smith.
Jr., Mrs. Stratford, Mr., and Mrs. S, j
Jeppesen, Mrs. Addle Jenkins, tho
Misses Maud and Efie Smith,
The dancing party given by the a. C.
Athletic association at the Pavilion
Monday evening was very well attended
and enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. Jesse Earl Of the journal was
In salt Lake on business part Of the
week.
Dr. Cochran, who has been visiting
with Logan friends for some time past,
left Monday for Kentucky.
Mr.. Geo, II, Champ was a business
visitor TO Salt Lake this week,
Mr.. Oldham, who has been In Logan
for some time past, left during the
week for a trip TO Europe.
Mr. aud Mrs. II, l.. Campbell and tho
baby came UP from Salt Lake Monday
night.
The many friends Of Mr. r. C. Easton
We're glad to welcome him TO Logan
with "The Bonnie Brler Bush" COM
pany.
Mr. Il, Il, Keller has returned from
California, where he and Mrs. Keller
spent the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Goodwin. Mrs. Keeler will not
return for some time.
Considerable interest Is being shown
In the coming production Of THE Lit
tie Tycoon" given by the school OF
music Of the A. G. under the direction
Of Prof. Geo. w. Thatcher.
President Jos. w. McMurrln OF Salt
Lake was Logan visitor this week,
Mr.. VIM, A. Morton was IN Logan
to attend the Religious class conyen-
ton held last Sunday.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Brigham City, Jan. 21--Last Wednes-
cay, Jan. Is, there were three young
couples OF Brigham made happy IN the
holy bonds OF wedlock. They were
Peter Baird Jr., and Miss Gene Jen-
sen, Ernest Cheney and Media Jensen,
and G. u. Horsley and Sarah Harding.
The first two named couples were mar
ried In the Logan temple. and the last
couple were married In the Salt Lake
Temple. All are among the best known
young people of Brigham city, and we
certainly wish them all the happiness
their hearts can desire.
Another marriage occurred on We'd
nesday Of this week, I'm the salt Lake
Temple, In which two more OF our most
popular young people were made one.
The contracting parties were Miss Clara
Irons and j, Scott Jensen, Miss Irons
has been one Of our most successful
school teachers, and has made host
of friends by her sunny disposition
cheerful nature. Mr.. Jensen Is son
Of Banker j. M. Jensen, and very
popular young man IN the community
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen will make their
home in Brigham.
Mr. and Mrs, Nels Jensen Of the First
ward were host and hostess at party
given at their home last Monday eve
ming, The guests consisted of the OH
GERS and teachers of the ward sunday
school over which Mr.. Jensen presldes'
A very interesting program was reh-
dered, after which delicious refresh
ments were served, Bishop J. u. NC
Master and Stake Supt, j. d. Peters
were the guests OF honor
Manager Christensen OF the Academy
OF Music announces grand mid-wihier
carnival or character ball at the aeaue-
my on the eve OF Feb. s, All who az
tend will be required 10 dress IN cos
tune and q prize will be given 10 tha
lady and gentleman who make the Des'
showing,
All Richens went to fremont yester'
day.
Alex Baird went to Logan Tuesday
Mrs. l., Berg, Jr., Is visitor 10 SAT-
Lake City this week,
Henry Baer Of Point Lookout was
in town Tuesday.
J. X, Halves OF Elwood was Brig
ham visitor Friday
Lorenzo NJ and David II, stohI went
out to fremont last Friday.
Friday evening social was given N
honor OF tho retiring Y L. NJ l. "
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trimmings, over taffeta. and carried
brides roses. A delicious wedding sup
per was served. covers being laid for
10 After supper the time was spentln
games and dancing. Many handsome
presents were received.
Mr., and Mrs 0. y. Banks have en-
nounced the engagement OF their
daughter Myrtle Louise 10 Leroy Eo-
cles OF Ogden. The date OF the wedding
Is Thursday, Feb, Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hilton an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Ida, to Mr. Harry W. Bouton, the
wedding to take place IN April.
The wedding Of Miss Nelly Jeremy
and John Boud VIII take place next
week
The engagement OF Miss Gertrude
Mayer and Charles calne Crlsmon has
been announced.
Mrs. Mary Gates announces the en-
gasement Of her daughter Lillian TO
Louis Knight
The announcement OF the marriage OF
Miss Blanch Il. Masters OF Denver, and