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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
PAYSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Fillmore and
family of BurrvilIe. Sewer county are
here visiting relatives and friends for
three weeks.
Marcellus and Henry Smith are home
from Provo. where they have been study
ing music the past few months.
MI and Mrs. Thomas -. Footc of Nephf
are spending 4 ten DAYS visit with the
PARENTS Of Mrs, Foote, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Marsh.
Professor and Mrs J. ! Mcclellan and
children of Salt Lake City spent a part
or the past week visiting the mother Of
Mrs. Mcclellan and other relatives
Provo Sunday
Mrs Joseph +. Hush Of Salt Lake is
visiting for several days with her daugh-
teTS iu this CITY Of whom she has two.
Mrs IT. Smith and Mrs Edward Bates.
! Mrs. Alice Richie Of Eureka has spent
9 delightful visit with her many Payson
friends.
Miss Adelaide Frank Of Eureka spent
Tuesday with Mrs. F. II. Pulver.
Mrs. ". g. Wightman. jr-. IS spending a
few DAYS with her daughter Mrs. NJ II
Ross, in Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs jeremiah Hancock Of salt
Lake City were the guests of Mr. Ham
cock parents this week
Mrs r r. Townsend Of salt Lake IS
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. < Douglass.
for few days
Miss Katie Frisby. = popular Young
lady of Eureka returned home Thursday
evening after the conclusion Of visit
with relatives and friends
homaS Mansfield. who has been alb
sent fo- six months. the time being spent
az NeWhOuSe. returned Monday
Mrs Frank Mediation Of Eureka spent
2 part OF the past week visiting her
daughter. Mrs. a. .. Gutheil
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MI PLEASANT

Miss Edith Larsen returned Friday from
weeks visit IN Salt Lake City
Mrs =. L. pUrfee Is moving ne< family
to Eureka whore she VIII Gin Ar Dur
fee and reside IN the future.
Rev. Martins Nelson. formerly preSid-
- elder I'm this district for the N. T..
church. but now Of California. was IN
town q couple of DAYS his week
Elisha Brandon ard family came over
from Carbon county early IN the week TO
spend short time with friends.
Charles BaumcrsdOTf # Richfield tho
big mining man VINO vas responsible for
the OTeuiug Ct the Gold Mountain mines.
was NJ from his home in Sewer this
week Enjoying himself amonS friends
whom he knew well in the 0Iden DAYS
Rev. r. r. MuTk. pastor OF the local
N 2 church, returned this wee X from a
vada and some parts OF southern Cali
foCnia.
Mrs. II. s. Kerr Of Manti was in town
several deFs II this week the quest OF
Mrs J ". CheTTZ.
sIrs. Annie towards Of Garland. Utah.
is in town ON visit 10 her mother, Mrs.
John Wells
Rev. Wishard Of the local Presbyterian
church returned during the week from a
trip Of ten DAYS 10 Ogden and Salt Lake.
Mrs Mari Christensen returned home
Tuesday from Provo. whore she has at
tended school this winter
Mrs Harry Fletcher j. here from her
home in Pueblo She is the guest cf her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A 2. Oruenu.
D
So the week TO visit awhile with his fam
iIy.
John. Ca-dre~ has gone to Provo to re-
main indefinitely.
Web Greene and Miss BERTHE Afadsen
left for Portland MOEda-- MIR Greene
viii return in q d. or two but Miss
Nadsen will remain all summer
Misses Fannie CaDdlaEd ara Maggie
Reynolds returned this week from Sunny
side. Carbon county where they have
passed the winter.
Miss Eli Heron Of Neohi is visiting
with friends Of the Wasatch academy
Dr. 4 Christensen Of American Fork
was a visitor among old friends in this
CitF during the week
4 pleasant farewell party was rendered
John LOYegren Thursday evening The
young man viii leave next Tuesday on a
mission to Sweden.
BurF Macarthur a well known young
resident Of this city. left Wednesday for
a mission to Samoa. where he will re-
main for three or four years \ farewell
party was given Monday evening in his
honor.
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EUREKA.

Mrs. Joseph barton was entertained by
Provo friends this week.
Miss Hattie Coonbs of Provo is the
guest Of Eureka friends this week
Sheriff Whitehead entertained his
brother Lam from Provo last Tuesday.
Mrs. OTriS Jarman left this week for
SantaQuin TO spend the summer.
Miss Katie Frishy is being entertained
by her sister at Payson-
Mrs. J. G. Long is visiting relatives in
Mrs James Crooks returned home on
THURSDAY night from short visit to
Salt Lake City
Mrs A /. Richie has been visiting
with friends at PazsOu this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bruher Of Salt Like
are being entertained by James Awkward
the Iatters father
Mrs Edward EmbIeton is in American
Fork visiting with relatives.
Mrs William Roberts Of Robinson en-
tertsined her mother, Mrs Heber Man
gum last THURSDAY
Mrs. Andrew Mitchell Is quite III at
her home in this city. suffering from a
severe hemorrhage Of the lungs.
wife paid q visit to Nephi the early part
Of this week
Miss Ruby Bubb is entertaining her sis
ter, Mrs Robert Thomas Of Grand En-
Nike Leary of Butte. Mont. is visiting
HIS aunt. Mrs T H. Holland
Mrs. w r. Shriver left Wednesday for
California, where she will spend the sum
mer.
AIRS. Fred Shontz, who was very III
the early part Of the week, is rapidly
recovering.
Miss ts.nevieve Sullivan Miss Katie
Cronin. Miss Josie Kelly and Miss Jessie
TIfe will attend the summer school at
Ephraim-
Last Monday evening the graduates of
the eighth grade of the Eureka public
school gave a very enjoyable dance at
the odd Fellows hall. where their teach
er. W. G Andrews, was presented with
a handsome geld pen and paper weight
a complete surprise was sprung on
Charlie O'Connor last Friday evening at
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RICHFIELD.

Miss Eliza Staples Of Elsinorc visited
with Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Olson This
week.
Joshua and Erin Thurber left Rfchrie1d
Saturday for Idaho. where they e7lDacf 10
spend the next year.
.. r. Brown came down from Salt Lake
last week and moved his family 10 Salt
Lake "Wednesday where they viii reside
from now on
Fnoch and Ras Soreuson or T,os v-sro
Richfield visitors this week ana Friday
they received . message from C-osbs,-
They took the train for that place Inc
same day
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Tuft and daughter
left for Europe Saturday. They exn,.C-r
10 be absent a couple Of months.
Andy Rasmussen wife and sister lydia.
went TO Kimberly Saturday.
Misses Sadie and Lizzie SeegrniIIer went
70 Provo Saturday 20 attend the COM
Tnencement exercises OF the r. y. l.
Arthur Dennis of Redmond spent sew
eraI days in Richfield this week
Mrs Flora Horne, who has been visit
ing with relatives here. went TO Enhrainn
Saturday. where she viii visit relatives
for a few DAYS before returning TO her
homo in salt Lake.
Mrs. Joseph Parker of Joseph was in
Pichfield this week visiting with FeIa-
tives.
Lake Wednesday, where she has been
visiting
CIavt Ganuett Of MarvsvaIe was a
RichfieId visitor Wednesday.
Miss Yarnell. who has been teaching
IN the Presbyterian school this winter
vent to SaIina Saturday. ard after =
few days visit there she viii return to
her home in the east.
Orson Walker came home from SAT-
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PARK CITY,

Mrs. DR.. Wheritt of Heber spent the
week in Park the guest of Mrs Arthur
Williams.
Ray Briggs returned TO the Park Fri
day morning.
James Duffy came up to the Park
Thursday on brief visit
James Byrne spent Tuesday in Salt
Lake
Monday evening in the Masonic hall
the memb ers Of the O Z. :. celebrated
their twelfth anniversary. EUcnre was
played during the evening and some very
dainty refreshments were served. About
is guests and members were present.
The prize winners were Mrs r W. Sher-
man and Thee Monmouth
Mrs. J. F. Richardson returned homo
from California Friday morning. where
she has been visiting for the past two
Miss star returned home to the Park
Thursday morning after Il short visit
in Salt Lake
Wendell Cunningham spent Sunday in
Tae fourth annual banquet of the Park
city High School alumni was held IN SUIT
er initiating the five new graduates a
banquet was served by the members.
and a vers pleasant evening was spent
by all.
Mrs. Esther Cavanaugh was salt
Lake passenger Monday afternoon.
Carl Stevenson returned home from Sa Il
Lake Saturday. where he has been at
tending the university
Mrs. L. F. CdmOmile was in the Park
FUeSda-- on q brief visit.
Gleason Olson Suenr sunday in Park
Mrs r. X ward entertained Il few OF
her lady friends a her home THURSDAY
afternoon Some light refreshments were
served by Mrs. Ward and the afternoon
was pleasantly spent by all.
?. J. Simpkin spent Monday in the
Parl-
r r Graham spent Thursday in Park.
Mrs F. HiIlstrom. who has been visit
Ing in Murray returned home to the Park
Friday morning
Friday evening the eighth annual COM
meucement exercises Of che eighth grade
were held i'm the Dewey thatre \ short
but interesting programme was rendered
and several addresses were given. After
the exercises a dance was given In the
Maple hall for the graduates and all Of
the Young VeCDle seemed to Thoroughly
enjoy themselves
Miss Msudc Whitney left SATURDAY. aft
erncou for her old home in Homer. y. Y
n NJ Allison left Saturday for short
visit in Salt Lake
Miss Elizabeth tanning started for
Richmond. Va. Saturday. where she viii
remain all summer.
Miss Mildred s Smith was a passenger
to salt Lake Friday afternoon. and from
there she Will go TO Flint Mich
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PROVO.

DR.. and Mrs. II. J. Richards enter
tanned number Of their friends at a
house warming at the beautiful new
house on South Academy avenue. The
rooms We're prettily decorated with flow
ers- Cards games and music were en-
1Oyed until late hour About thirty
served.
Bert Thurman returned home Saturday
evening after having accompanied his
wife and son as far as Chicago. where
Mrs Thurman will visit for some time
she VIII then go to Missouri where she
will spend several months visiting with
her parents and friends.
The Ladies Guild gave another OF those
popular dances at the Hotel Roberts Mon
day evening The hall was artisticaIly
arranged with coy corners and punch
botths. About sixty couples were pres
ent.
Arthur Dixon and Miss Catherine Nor
gan both OF Provo. were Joined IN we'd
lock Monday by Bishop t y. Taylor.
air. and Mrs. Taylor viii reside in the
Third ward of this city.
Mrs. W. +. RydaIch has returned home
in Richfield.
The outing at the Provo Lake resort
OF the district schools was a most en-
9oyaolc affair An excellent programme
or sports was successfully carried out and
prizes awarded the winners Music, dan
eng and boating were also features of
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Young entertained
at dinner Friday afternoon at their beau
nue.. Misses Sadie and Lizzie SeegmilIeT
Of Richfield, and Miss LisIc Finlayson of
PaySOu-
Mrs II s Pyue was the nharmiug
hostess at "A children's party on Tues
day afternoon in honor of Master Her
bert Games and sports of various kinds
together with d dainty lunch, made an
afternoon long 10 be remembered by those
present
Miss Lislc Finlayson Of PaySou spent
the week IN Provo the guest of Profess
Sof ana Mrs. J. r. Hickman
Misses Sadie and Lizzie Seegmfiier of
Richfield returned to their home Sunday
AFTER a pleasant week as the guests of
Nj and Mrs Oscar Young
The banquet given Friday afternoon at
ti5e bElshdm 10ung university by the
Alumni association was in every detail
a perfect success The banquet haU pre-
scented an inviting appearance with the
-FOUR large tables deliberately decorated
with flowers About 30 guests were pres
ent Professor y. G.. Luud acted as toast
master
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Giles announce
the engagement of their niece. Queen
ChiShOlme. to AdeIbert Gay of ogden
the marriage to take plane early IN
June
Judge SaNey of Spanish Fork was in
Provo Friday visiting among mis- many
friends.
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BINGHAM.

AIr. and Mrs. NJ Gibbins returned
Tuesday from a jaunt 20 the city
Mrs. Fred Miller of salt Lake is visit
ing with friends for the week
Andrew Mayberry made "A brief trip
10 the metropolis the latter part Of the
week
one Of the largest social gatherings of
the week was the whist party given FRI
day evening at the spacious home Of Mrs.
Dan Gays. The party was in honor of
Miss Peterson of Oakland Cal HOsteSSes
Of the evening were Mrs Dan Clays and
Mrs Y. b Jones.
Mrs. Albert Mariotte Mrs. Joe Merriotte
and parents were at Sandy Tuesday.
Mrs W T. Sims and Miss Maud Rob-
erts were at American Fork during the
first Of the week
Mrs. ". II. Woodring was at the CAPT
tol Tuesday.
1frs. Frank Gebeant- of Stockton is a
guest OF relatives this week
Mr. and Mrs. u. /. CoUntTyman left
Saturday for Mr. Cou1tTyma old home
ia Hillsboro. o
Lester Dobbs. who has been i'll with
typhoid fever at the Agricultural hos
pitaL Logan. returned home Monday.
Mrs. ChIdestcr and children and Miss
'aToiine Hicks. returned Friday from the
mas been at the city hospital tor the
past two months. Mr.. Chichester expects
10 soon be able to return home
MTS- osler and Miss Victoria Horn
ouckie nave returned from brief stay
at the capital
Mrs John Jimpson. who has been at
FoEtIand the past two months. returned
Mrs. n. james and children were visi-
tors 10 Zion during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Kenner and Mrs.
henners mother. Mrs Phillips. were in
coming pilgrims Tuesday
Mrs ". SOuthwOTth is visiting her par
ents in PaySon.
Register Inspector W a Robinson spent
Saturday at the postoffiCe-
Principals +. Z. Dudley ana c. J.
Countryman returned Tuesday after d
several days stay at the capital in the
interest of school work
Mrs J L. Davis is Spending the week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A J.
Minnette.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Brink were at Zion
the first Of the week.
l. A ScOvilie returned Monday from an
enjoyable trip TO the coast
Mrs a Norton and Mrs W ". BreckOn
entertained Alice Hive. Lady Macca bees
and friends Thursday evening at the
home OF the latter 4 small fee was
charged as tne occasion was for the puT-
pose Of raising money for the order
" mist Was the feature OF the evening
Prizes fell to Mrs Heberer and Joe
MeTriotte. Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald and G /.
IoUntrymaa, while consultations fell To
Mrs. g Brink and Ed Gays. \ dainty
lunch was served TO about fifty per
sons.
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sen Of MoroHi were visiting relatives and
friends in this city Sunday
Miss Anna Frost came home Tuesday
from Preston. Ida where she has been
engaged as instructor in Oneida Stake
academy
James Frost and Ephraim Hansen were
visiting friends in Moroni Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. McCafferty viii take
N the Z G T excursion at Logan next
Friday and Saturday
Mrs N 7. ThurstOn Of Salt Lake City
and Mrs. Ester Gray Of Inversnny are
visiting with their sister, Mrs E G. VIII
lardsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Christensen were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. l. P. Nelson at
Mt. Pleasant Monday
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LOGAN.

A social was given in the Second
ward meeting house on Friday even
ing in honor Of Mr. Joseph P. Morrel,
who leaves shortly for New Zealand.
An excellent musical programme was
one of the features of the affair. Re
freshments were served
Professor James a. LangtOn- prlncl-
pal of the Rexburg Ida, schools, WIN
his wife and family, is visiting win
relatives and friends in Logan
DR.. and Mrs. H A Adamson OF
Richmond visited in Logan this week
Editor Z. e. Bacon Of the OuTay,
Colo. Herald is here on a visit 10 MS
brother. F. P Bacon
Miss EsteIIe Evans returned TINS
Meek from a visit To her former home
ia Rock Island, Ills
Mrs A. l. Holmes of Salt Lake CltS
returned 20 her home this week after
Visiting for a time with her mother
Mrs. John Andrew
Mrs. w. r. Preston, jr., went TO Salt
Lake City this week to be present at
reunion of the Piper family
Mrs William McAliSter returned 70
hsr home this week after two weeks
say with Logan friends.
A. r SpaffOrd Of Rockford. Ills, re
turned TO his home this week after
pleasant visit here as the guest OF u
H Champ.
c. T. Barrett visited in Ogden this
week
Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Cole spent Me
mortal day i'm Brigham.
Mrs. Fred Turner and her mother
Mrs. sally Hyde, returned Tuesday
from Spriugville, where they spent a
few days with friends.
II. B. Nielsen of Blackfoot IS visit
Ing with friends in Logan and vicinity
AlOnzo Raymond, jr., Of McCammon'
Ida, is visiting friends here.
Bishop g. J. Larsen returned from a
visit to southern Idaho this week
Joseph Benson returned home this
week after a two years abs nee ia
Germany.
Rev and Mrs. John Nelson Of We
wOka. Indian Territory, are here on
a visit to Mr. Nelson's father
Bishop William Purdy Of Lima,
Mont, is here on a visit to friends
Mrs. L. NJ Curtis and family left here
this week for Rexburg, where they
Joined Mr.. Curtis, who has decided to
locate there permanently
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EP RAfM

a farewell party was given at the oD-
era house Wednesday evening in honor Of
George SOTPnson. Mr. SOrensOn has been
called to perform a two years mission
in New York for the Mormon church.
The Acme class OF the Ephraim public.
schools gave a dancing party at the on
era house Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs Don SOrensen and Mrs.
John SOrensen visited friends in Ogden
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs H. p. Larsen. Miss Rhoda
Larsen and Aubrey Larsen viii leave this
week for California 10 spend their vaca-
ton. They will visit the Portland fair
while away.
rels tives and friends in Glenwood. Sewer
county. Utah.
Mrs Charles Christensen of Price is a
guest Of Willard Pehrsen's family
p. e. Rasmussen Of Draper was visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. James Frost Sun
day.
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STATE SOCIETY

Lake Monday where he has been attend
ing school the past winter
John Stewart and wife, who were mar
ried in Salt Lake last week. came down
TO Richfieid Monday They VIII make
this city their future home
Mrs. kate Kirkman Of EisinoTe visited
with Mrs AlvaTetta Olson Wednesday
Miss Zina Justesen went TO Salt Lake
SUNDAY to visit with her sister. Mrs }
J. Thomas She expects to remain a
month OF six weeks.
Misses Pearl and Ruby Wright gave a
S o'clock dinner TO few intimate friends
Monday evening. After the guests had
parraken Of the good things they repaired
TO the parlor where they played tlinch
until a late hour. Those present we're:
Mr.. and Mrs H g Christensen. Mr. ana
Mrs. II. y Hayes. Miss Carrie Marquard-
sen and James Christensen of Salt Lake
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Cor qreqqstiona al.

First CGUEregati0~aI church Rev. FL
mer /, Goshen. Dastor.-PUhlic services al
y o'clock sunday school at 1870. Young
PeonleS meeting. s T. n. The public is
cordially invited 20 al services
Phillips Congress tionaI church Fifth
South and Seventh East. Rev 2. H Simp-
S. In the morning. preaching bv the pas
tor In the evening a special musical
service VIII he given hy the quartette
with vocal and instrumental solos. AT
address by !. II. Page viii be delivered
Sunday school al l2-15. Christian En-
deavor at SIS. 4 very cordial welcome
10 all worshippers at these services.
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Christian,

Central Christian church. corner Third
East and Fourth South streets: Dr. T w.
P1nkertCn- pastor--SeTmOn in the morn
ing at II o'clock and in the evening at
o'clock; Children's Day exercises Sun
day school 12:59 p. m. Christian Endeav-
or, 6;45 r. m. Junior EudeavOr. Tuesday,
: p m Prayer service Wednesday. 5 p.
m. IT is earnestly desired all choir mem
bers be in attendance Thursday evening,
to prepare for the first song service Of
the year, To be given the last Sunday in
June
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Church Announcements
Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian church, Brigham and
S streets; Rev. William NJ Paden. pas
tor--Sunday morning. II o'clock, com
muniOn service and reception Of menu
berS. Sunday schools, I2-2o- Christian En-
deavor. $50. Evening service 7.45: an
nual address to graduating class of the
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute. Wednes-
day. AIS. Junior EndeavOr: O'Clock
weekly prayer meeting Thursday D. m
annual commencement of the Salt Lake
Collegiate Institute
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Scientists.

First Church Of Christ Scientist. a.i
last Third South Street.-SucGav school
al g'il O. m, church service al II - III.
subject God the PTpsr-vrr rf Man
Zach edEeSdav evening 80 o'clock Il
meeting Is held to listen 90 the tpsif-
Toniais Of healing Of both sir ana SICK
ness. All are welcome 10 these services.
Ere" reading rooms pTeu Gai'v from %
p m. t. % m. in Rooms Gas Scott
StTevell building. ifS Main street. Take
elevator
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FRENCH in FIVE WEEKS.

Prof. Chatelain's French classes will
begin Monday. June >, at Unity hall.
40 South End East, at 1880, 400 and
7:30 p. m. $500 for the entire course
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First Unitarian Society

Services al Unity hall. $50 South Second
East street. at II Il. m. Rev. Frank F-sy-
Eddy. paStOr.-SeTmOn. The T-nifa-ier
and Christian Science Music nv INIT,
quartette. sunday school at I2:I5 Reer,1
lar meeting of Unity circle. THURSDAY ~
go O'Clock - At
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- Methodist EpisconaI q
BaptiSt.

First Rartist church. Second South and
Second West streets. Rev. L. II. B1oWU.
astOr.-Pfesching at II 4. n. rs Rev.
J. 9. Andrews of Provo At $ p. m. there
will he 4 son9 and praise service by the
choir and ladies' of the church. Sunday
school Ct I2:e2; 7. l. Evans superin-
tendent. 3. !. ? I. At : p. NJ: leader.
s W D7rke. subject. The Making Of a
Christian. Helning One Another" We'd
neSday evening service at O'Clock y
welcome to all.
Rio Grandc Mission chanel. Second
South between Ninth and Tcrth XFo-t-
SUNDAY s"nUoI at 10 a. m. George Paul.
superintendent.
BURLINGTON Mission chapel. corner Irdi-
a~d avenue GDf Nav" 20 st-Cct--Srrcav
school at 3.34- Henry J7cohs sIparintcr-
dent Thursday evening service at s p. II.
East Side Baptist church. corner Thfrd
South and Seventh East streets. Tev. r
s. Wa ker. Uastor--ProachinE by the pas
tor oIniHg II q. IA THE AsceCsir0
promise =" m. fheU7e The POTF~
g CCmu8n o~S1i@.- SuT Ca school,. I2-f--
h~fsft37 EnGcavCr. : O'Clock Al, arc
invited
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Our SaVior's Evangelical Lutheran
church. Fourth East between Fourth and
Fifth South streets; Rev. A. q. II OverD
pastor--Sunday services at 1880 2 N in
English and at $50 D. m in Norwegian
You are cordially invited to attend
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German Lutheran service every other
SUNDAY at D. m. in the Norwegian
Lutheran church. Fourth East street. he
tween Fourth and Fifth South streets
Sunday school this afternoon at ? O'Clock
Rev Paul I. Brockmanu, pastor in
charge
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal church. on
Third South street near Main. Rev Ben
iamin Young, pastoT.-Services at II a. IN.
and y. m Morning topic ..BeaCoh
Lights of Progress Evening subject
Environment. Epworth league at { p.
m. Junior league at 3-l5 p. m Sunday
school at 9.s5 r. m. All are very kindly
invited to these services
Tiff Methodist Episcopal church. Ninth
East and First South streets: Rev. n. NJ.
Helmick pastor--Preachin at II a. m
by the Rev. II. J. Talbot y. d fol-
lowed by the com-2Cnion e the Lords
Supper. Preaching in the evening at s
O'Clock by the pastor This viii be the
fourth sermon in the series THE Church
Of Jesus Christ Solo in the morning by
Charles Slater Male quartettc in the
evening. Sunday school at 10 o'c.oCk- Up
wCxth league at :. 4 cordial welcome
to each IF these services. Seats free.
Ladies Aij viii meet at the church Tues
day afternoon al 2.50 clock
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Danish Lutberan-Service at m IN
the Swedish Lutheran church second
South and Fourth East streets by Rev.
II. Hansen.