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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-04

II yields readily 10 treatment In the
process employed al the Mammoth.
Concentration and amalgamation are
employed and both have yielded hand.
some results, The concentrates will
be shipped TO the Silver City Reduc.
ton works and II IL understood are OF
sufficient value 10 yield 10 all parties
concerned In the transaction a hand.
some revenue. after ~deducting heavy
fretuht charges from the mine to the
mill and from the mill to The smelter,
In all a haul Of about fourteen miles.
The mill will be started up again Just
as soon az the roads get into even
passable shape. to permit OF the trans.
~portation Of the ore.
80
A Miners Home.
II has been proposed that a move.
ment be set on foot 10 build q miners
home In Arizona. In connection with
the monument to be erected to the
memory Of Hon. w. o. O'Neil In Pres.
colt. The proposition should be en-.
couraged by all. Arizona q well
afford 10 provide q home for old and
decrepit miners and prospectors Of
the territory who have o out their
bodies In searching the hills for the
precious metals and developing
claims.
In this connection the Arizona Star
suggests that this proposition be laid
before the several dividend paying
mining companies In Arizona, to the
end that a contribution of at least
800. 900 be given by them to this
worthy and suggestive memorial.
A memorial such ~ this. with the
statue Of Buckley ONeil At The en-.
trance Of the building" continues the
Star. would be a living, speaking.
memorial ~reflecting n of the strong.
est traits Of character of Arzona's
hero-charity.
There is nothing in the world
greater than charity. It Is the flow
err Of the noblest, tenderest senti.
ment Of the human family.
"A charitable institution of any
kind is a constant influence for good.
There Is no class of citizens Of Arizo-
ma who are more worthy Of a home
than the miners. They have been
the prime factor in developing Arizo-
mas richest wealth resources.
in developing this. our treasure
house Of wealth, they have become
the chief factor in the work Of state
building. AS such they are entitled
by right to a home for those who have
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CALIFORNIA; Daylight Special.

No. 8. the Santa Fe'e n ~ fast trair
will leave Chicago at $40 q. m. every
day and arrive in Lac Vegas abou:
$40 p. m. the day following. This
train will give seventy.one hours Sci.
ice between Chicago and San Fran.
CISCO, beating the TINA Of No. ! six
nurs irr j chicago tn Las Vegas.
w. ]. It;CAS. Agent
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Going to GoIdficld.

r. p. Thompson left Wednesday ev-
ening for Deming. where he is now
making his headquarters. MI. Thomp.
son will leave soon for the Goldfield
and Bull.frog district OF Nevada.
where he intends to remain some
some time. II is at Goldfield that l..
H. Bartlett Of this city, and Santa
Rita and +. A. Cole. formerly connect
ed with the c. Il. & /. at Fierro, have
some good paying property, which
they picked up in the early days OF
the rush to the district, and It Is un-
derstood they are working 1t with
splendid results.--Silver City Enter
prise.
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grown old, infirm and need a place OF
rest and attention during their de-
clining years.
Captain Buckley O'Neil's memorial
Miners Home would be a monument
as lasting as the state Of Arizona.
If the press will unite in this good
work the result will have been achiev-
ed
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viii Examine Mines.

Prof. Fayette Alexander Jones, the
mining expert, left albuquerque for
the southern part Of the territory to
examine mining property.
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4usN ~ 80. eauee.s,s.
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Looking al Copper Property.

Looking at Copper Property.
w. J. Sapp OF Lordsburg. N. NJ.
Is up at Estey. New Mexico. looking
NJ a copper property. The owners OF
the property have had some trouble
In reducing The ore from this property.
and Mr.. Sapp will examine II to see
II II can %profitably be leached.
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notice for judgment on the special
finding and also for a new trial.

notice for judgment on the special
finding and also for a new trial.
Three important points in mining
law have been involved in the pres.
ent case. One respects the special
finding Of the jury growing out Of a
clerical error in the description Of
The Slip Lode mining claim, accom-
panying the notice Of adverse to the
defendants application for patent
for the James Pinder Lode mining
claim. This description is accompan-
led by a map giving the true location
OF the Slipe Lode, but defendants hold
that since the description places the
Slipe Lode several miles from the
Pinder Lode, they are entitled to
judgment. The other point involved
is whether a mining claim whose
point OF discovery being on ground OF
prior location, not only with reference
TO that part OF the claim conflicting
with the lines OF the patented claim,
but with regard TO the entire claim
itself. the court held that IL was not.
The other point involves the statute
of limitations.
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So
Good Outlook.

Good Outlook.
John Bryant. a %well-known pioneer
miner and rancher. in conversation
with a Courier reporter stated that
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Important Mining Case.

s"'tS's~'N sss' SsSS
The jury In the a s. OF J. N. Upton
VS.. The Santa Rita mining company,
returned verdict of guilty
with special finding at Silver City.
The plaintiff prayed for possession Of
that part Of the James Pinder Lode
mining claim, which overlapped the
Slip Lode mining claim. the property
Of the plaintiff. together with $1,000
damages. Attorneys Percy Wilson and
c. 6. Bell represented the plaintiff
and Attorneys A. III. Harllee and w.
b. Childers the defendants. The case
had occupied the attention OF the
our pust a week and had attracted
unusual attention from mining men
all over the county. because Of the
important points In mining law in
volyed The court has granted the
defendants ten days In which TO file
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-11

ooh, dear" said a little butterfly Of a
woman the other day, II Just don't know
what to do about my dressmaker. She
does boss me around so and say such
things to me. and Jack says he has no
symDathv with me for standing it.
Well" said her sympathetic friends,
why do you stand it2'
"Oh, that's all very well for you, but
when one has nothing to dress but a
backbone, and Madame Blank is the
only one on earth that can make it
look like anything, one has to stand it. }"
Talk about the sincerest form of fiat
tery-why, imitation isn't in it.
II there was any good time that that
bunch Of young people on the tally-hO
overlooked yesterday IL was because
they were too busy. No wonder the
time went as June days are won't to 60
After all the sentimental rot that has
occupied the press for the past few
years about the subject Of divorce, it's
rather good TO see one high-class peri
odical view the subject in the light of
common sense and deCenCy- And that
does not mean that it makes the mat
ter any the less serious. either.
And so another match has been bro
ken OF because of the little wreath Of
smoke Well, if the will o the wisp
love" isn't any more tangible than that
1t better be put by at the first,
hear the doctors have been drawing
straws to see which one of them is the
popular young physician referred to
who viii be lonely for the next few
months There must be a good many of
them wearing the same style of shoes.
In spite of the fact thar THINGS ara
altogether dead just where Hymen
might reasonably be getting in his
work. there has been something &C
complished in CUpid's realms during the
past week Two Of the popular girls
popular in different lines). Miss Sara
Alexander and Miss Emma Ramsey, are
10 be led to the altar The men are
both having busy days with the con
gratulatiOns, and they are both entitled
to them.
The day of the sweet girl graduate is
passing the time-and since she
has found that the old world is not to
be set ablaze at once. she has decided
TO try flying her kites with various
strings during the bright summer
weather.
The younger girls are all Of a fiuttter.
When Harold Fabian comes home from
Yale he will bring with him James
Kennedy Of Chicago and George Scott
Of New York TO spend the summer
A new book has come out called THE
Counting Of d Careful Man" can If be
that the author has taken a cue from
Salt Lake society and after focusing
his glass on a certain corner Of Main
street has thus chosen his title?
DOLL BARET.
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! trimmings, and the veil worn was a
family heirloom
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Eccles an
nOunce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Mabel. to Arthur Priestly. The
wedding will take place June %
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry James announce
the engagement of their daughter, En-
lily. to William z. NaylOr. the wedding
to take place in the near future
Mrs. Pauline Brewer and her two
daughters. Ella and Alice. are here for
visit of a month with A F. Brewer
Later they win visit San Francisco and
the Portland fair.
Miss Mary Smedley. daughter of w.
Z. Smedley. has returned from school
at Washington, D. c. She passed a
splendid examination and will enter the
senior class next season. Mrs w II.
curtin IS also visiting her parents. Both
arrived from the east yesterday morn
ing
Miss Bess Chandler is in town from
Bingham. and is guest of Miss Welby.
Miss Alta z. johnson returned yes
teTday after a visit of a month with
friends in Los Angeles and Catalina.
Kenneth G Kerr is home from a short
STAY with Mrs. Kerr and the children
at Brighton Beach.
Miss Hartley is entertaining her
cousin, Mrs. I. T. Clotfeiter of Los An
geles.
Miss Lottie Hampton and Miss Cora
Cameron have gone to Idaho to spend
the summer with relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. W. R Pearson of Cleve-
land. O.. are stopping few days at the
Wilson until they find suitable quarters
to locate permanently
Miss Rena SmOot~ viii go to Provo
this week to spend some time with her
relatives
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Democratic club. which was to have
been held Wednesday, is postponed till
Thursday because of flag day The
meeting viii be held with Mrs. E. ]. D.
ROundy, 542 West First North street
at go
Mrs. y. Bernhard entertained few
of the ladies of the First Baptist church
Friday afternoon at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs G. 3. McMullen. well
known residents of Butte. have arrived
from the northern metropolis and will
make Salt Lake their future home
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CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIETY CIRCLES.

Mrs. Victor NJ. Clement gave a din
ncr to a few friends last evening at the
Country club prior to her departure for
a short stay on the coast She leaves
this morning.
Dr. aud Mrs T. b. Beatty gave d din
ner AT the Country club last evening in
compliment 10 James ". and Miss ViO-
let Neill- The other guests were Mr.
and Mrs Robert H Officer.
Mrs Thomas MariOneaUx entertained
the members of the 500 Card club at
her home, 500 Brigham street. Friday
afternoon Prizes were won by Mrs
p Mcpherson, Mrs Z. T. Harvey and
Mrs George Brice.
Mrs. c. o WhittemOre viii leave
shortly with her family to spend the
summer on the coast
Miss 4. 7. Buchanan vii! be at home
after this for the summer at 1915 Brig
ham street
Miss Curtis and Miss Ivy Curtis. who
have been with Mrs. Clement for a
snort time, have gone on to their home
a. San Francisco.
Henry Warde of Newark. y. J. spent
Friday with the J. &. Royle family on
his way home from the coast
Miss Laura Sherman is expected home
tho middle Of the week from Los An
geles.
Miss Margie EIIerbeck left yesterday
90 spend the next few weeks with
friends in Cincinnati
Mrs. A G Ewing is home from the
south and east and is again at the
Kenyon.
Miss Winnie Rhoades viii be home
today from the east Since her school
closed I'm May, Miss Rho8des has been
one of large house party at the y. Z.
Knowles home on Long island.
The Misses Mildred and Bess McMil-
Ian arrived yesterday from Virginia
where they have been visiting q snort
time since their school closed
Mrs Moses kirkpatrick and the
Misses Ruth and Nose Kirkpa trick.
have some TO San Francisco
Mrs. O. J. Salisbury and son Walker.
came home yesterday morning from the
east.
on Friday afternoon Mrs. George
Walker entertained at dinner for Miss
Virginia Holt and Miss Leone Erfkson.
covers Delng laid for eight Pink and
green were the colors used in decora-
tiOnS.
Mrs. Thomas MariOneaux entertained
= few friends at a very Informal lunch
con yesterday at her home. Covers Were
laid for eight.
Mrs. Ira q. Rhoades gave a luncheon
Friday AT the Country club la honor of
the Misses Nellie and Carrie Calvin of
San Francisco.
Mrs SOlon Spiro has gone to Cinciu-
nau 10 spend short time with her
parents before they leave for a tour OF
Europe.
The marriage of Miss Clara G. Rob
inson and James A Shorten viii take
place Wednesday
8 Mrs. L c. Hawk entertained at din
ner on Sunday evening, complimentary
TO Miss Virginia Holt and Dryden 4.
Coombs, whose marriage takes place
June Il.
Miss Mae Crane entertained at a par
Gel shower on Friday evening for Miss
Virginia Holt and Miss Leone Eriksen. /
two OF the June brides
Colonel James Mcdonald wife and
son. Bruce Mcdonald, are visiting Mr.
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Central Christian.

Central Christian Church. Third East
and Fourth South streets; Dr. T. w
PinkertOn. pastor.-Services Of the gay
at II O'Clock a. NJ and S o'clock p. m
Mr.. Claude J. NettletOn will sing a solo
at the morning service. Sunday school
1888 D. m, Christian EndeaVOr. 90 p.
prayer service %. m. Wednesday.
Choir rehearsal. s p. m. Thursday
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BAPTIST.

First Baptist Church. Second South and
Second West streets. Rev d. A Brown,
pastor.-Preachiag at II a. N. and s =.
m by the pastor: Sunday school at I2:;D
Y P. I. at Z D. m. leader Miss Mattie
DWyer. subject. Not Ashamed of the
gospel Wednesday evening service at
clock \ welcome to all.
East Side Baptist Church. Third South
and Seventh East; Rev. r. S Walker.
pdStoT.-MCrning preaching at II O'Clock.
ne Supreme Standard Of Authority.
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First PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian Church. East South
coin. pastor in charge during absence of
Rev. William NJ. Paden. D. D-SunCay
morning !il,,, service at II O'Clock: subject
ne hidden Years of Jesus" Evening
services at 7;45. subject THE Real Pres.
enCe- Sunday school at 12:20; Christian
Endeavor at $50 Sunday evening We'd
4esday services. Junior G. +. at 4I5
Prayer meeting at p. m
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First Unitarian Society.

East. at II a. m: Rev Frank Fay Eddy,
pastOr.-Subject of sermon. The Child
in the World Music by Unity quar-
II a. m instead of 12:I5. and hold serv-
ice jointly with the congregation, fol-
lowed by special chiId's service and
christening of children.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

South and Seventh East: Rev. p. A. Simp-
Kin. pastor.-SerVices this day; At II.
preaching by the pastor: at s D. H. seTY-
Ice for the students of Gordon academy
Special music vocal and instrumental.
Sunday school at 12.45: Christian En-
deavor at 6:45. Cordial welcome TO All
wOrShippers
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Scientists.

First Church of Christ. Scientist. 33s
East Third South street-Suuday school
at Pas q M church service at II a. m,
subject rs the Universe. Including Man
Evolved by Atomic FOrse2' Each Wed
neSday evening at O'Clock a meeting IS
held TO listen to the testimonials of heal
ing of both sin and sickness. All are wei
come 10 these services Free reading
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Bathing at saltair is delightful.

A Richter. Real Estate. 10 West ist
South street. has a piece of property
$50 less per foot than price asked for
adjoining property. tt is a bargain.
Adioins University clue building and
improvements on it are renting for $50
per month. See him.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

562-James Mellon, Salt Lake. and Fe-
licite c DUguet, Salt Lake.
563-Raffael Jachetta. Salt Lake and
Dora Ceresa Franco, Salt Lake.
56i-FTank z Schafer Fond du Lac
Wis. and Katherine Bowers Schafer
Fond du Lac. Wis
565-AIbert Toronto. Salt Lake, and
Minnie Eta Felt. Salt Lake
566-JameS o. BrunsOn. Salt Lake. and
Ethel NJ SwartwOod. Salt Lake.
5S7-Arthur Price Salt Lake. and Isa-
bella Ronald. Salt Lake.
56s-Sam T. Reed, st. Louis, No, and
Myrtle L MOritZ, Denver, Colo.
Mrs F. F. Snyders sale of exquisite
hand-painted china at Keith-O'B rien' :
the past week proved a greater success
than was ANTICIPATED. The sale will.
therefore. continue throughout the pres
ent week.
Miss Ruth Wilson, soprano. SaItair
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Episcopal.

St. Marks Cathedral: Very Rev. James
EDDIE, dean.-WhitSunday June j. 1893.
80 d m. holy communion: Gas a. m
Sunday school; II a m. holy communion
ana sermon; p. m, evening prayer and
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SECTION ONE

rooms open daily from 10 a. m. to 5 D. m,
in rooms 607-6CS Scott-StrevelI bufldind
los Main street. Take elevator.
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address. The public is cordially invited
10 attend the services.
st Peters ChapeL-3 p. m. Sunday
school; p. m, evening prayer and ad-
St PauTs Church, Main and Fourth
south streets; Rev. Charles +. Perkins,
Iector.-Services; Holy communion, a.
m; Sunday school Gas a. m. morning
service and sermon. II O'Clock: evening
prayer and sermon, s O'Clock. Visitors
welcomed.
st Johns Chapel Richmond avenue,
near Ninth East--Sunday school 2:45 r.
m evening prayer and sermon, p m A
cordial welcome to all
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Spiritual Church, A. O. L ". hall, ISl
South Main street, the Maurers officiar---
ing. at Sis D m Admission free.
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Church Announcements
Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal Church. on
Third South street, near Main; Benjamin
Young, pastor--Services at II a m and
p. m; morning topic Believe in God
and In Christ In the evening the chill
dTen of the Sunday school will have
charge of the service. EpwOrth League
At D m, Junior League at 3;15 p. m.
Sunday school at 9.45 d m. All are cor
daily invited to these services.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-11

A sanitary bakery equipped with
spotIess and geTmless machinery makes
Royal Bread absolutely clean and pure.
Our crown label on every loaf
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Sunday school. 1e:I5; c. f. $50 At I'D
p. m. children's day exercises by Sun
day school. All are invited.
Rio Grande Mission Chapel Second
South. between Ninth and Tenth West.
Sunday school at 10 g. m, George Paul,
superintendent.
Burlington Mission Chapel corner Indi-
ana avenlfe and Navajo street--Sunday
school at 30 p m Henry Jacogs. super
inteRdent Thursday evening service at
O'Clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-11

Tiff NJ Z Church, Ninth East and
First South; D. NJ Helmick. pastor
Preaching both morning and evening by
Heaven" in the evening Courage
Special music. Solo in the morning by
Miss Emma Holeberg; male quartette in
the evening Sunday school at 10 o'clock
Epworth League az Z Ladies Aid will
be entertained at tea by Mrs. T r. FL
lerbeck- 81 X street, at 2:30 Tuesday aft
ernOOn
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Swedish Lutheran Church- Secnnd Sonth

Swedish Lutheran Church. Second South
and Fourth East: Emanuel Rydberg. pas
tor--SUnday school. 10 a m: morning
service II O'Clock. sermon by Rev p. a.
Rydberg, I. ?. 5. : D. m; evening serv-
Ice. o clock. sermon by the pastor. The
choir Will assist in the singing Thursday
evening trolley party. under the au-
spices of the Luther league. car leaves
church at o'clock Ice cream served
in church pariors after ride
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Mr. Victor ChristophersOn, baSsO.
SsItaiT today
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Heaths VI. Z. Church. Eighth West
and Third SOuth.-Preaching at II a. m
At Waterloo VI. F. church. corner Gale
ma and Fourth East. at p. m. Sunday
school at both places 10 a m. FynvVorfH
League at Waterloo, lis p. m. Young
people invited
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Lutheran.

Our Saviors Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Fourth East. between Fourth
and Fifth South--Divine services every
Sunday az 1870 a m, in the English Ian
Suage- You are cordially invited to at
tend A @. H Overn, pastor
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German Lutheran Church; Paul T.
BrOckman. pastor in charge Services
every other Sunday at > D. n, at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church. rourth East.
between Fourth and Fifth South. Serv-
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FISHING EXCURSION
To Provo Canyon,

June IS. 1905, under thefauspices of the
Carpenters union. Special train via D.
& r G. r. r. leaves Salt Lake at 3
a. m Returning, Leaves Forks at 40
p. m Good music by the Gilbert or
chestra- Everybody invited.
Order your ice cream from the Nor
gan Candy company for today's din
ner- They are the best. Phone 42S.
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The superiority OF the Independent
Telephone is not a mere boast il is an
actual fact attested by the seal of pub
lie approval Remember the residence
rate is only 81 a month ana get a pTi-
vate wire all your own, with none to
modest or overhear.
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Home Telephone Company of Kansas
City Declares Dividend.

The Home Telephone Company,
which opened for business one year
ago in opposition to the Bell Company,
has just declared its first quarterly
dividend of IA per cent The earnings
of the company show a fair surplus I'm
addition TO the dividend. Many pre-
dictiOns were made when the com
pany started in opposition to the Bell
company that il would not make a
success, but it now has in operation a
great many more telephones than the
Bell company and its stock has ad-
vanced from . a year ago to - at this
time.-The Financier, New York, June
,, 1908.
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Miss Ruth Wilson, soprano. SaItair
today
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Mrs n Bernhard entertained a few
of the ladies of the First Baptist church
Friday afternoon at her home.
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The regular meeting of the Woman's
Democratic club, which was to have
been held Wednesday, is postponed till
Thursday because of flag day. The
meeting viii be held with Mrs. Z. J. D.
ROundy, 542 West First North street,
at 80
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Miss Mae Crane entertained at a par
eel shower on Friday evening for Miss
Virginia Holt and Miss Leone Erikseu.
two OF the June brides.
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Colonel James Mcdonald, wife and
son, Bruce Mcdonald, are visiting Mr.