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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

Tae Duoco Of Orleans ha6 ilai bought
'Aa Bclgico, fhc vesa 81 board %
wlich The teriach6 eSpedltion went
toward the sonh Hhlo 4 IL rerored
that the duke Intends 10 make a tour
10 The Southern Polar rcM0na.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02
THE PENALTY OF EXTRAvA
cANcE.

Already the United States treasury
deilcit n neatly 81 100000, ingteod of
s1s.Goeooo Secretary shaw's official
estimate. A few weeks ago he predict.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

Roumania is now the fourth largest
petroleum produong country in the
@orlr the 1isf i headei w Che Unit
cd states; thcn comes Russia, whsle
the third place IS hell by Auairi1llen
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

The Tyrolean Alpine association
has decided 10 build atoyg 100 new AL
Pine hnts in The next few years. some
oi ten huts VIII be a a heieAl Of over
"a coo feet above the level of the sea.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

4 9 J don't seel you Win Miss Dasher
s often nowadays "a / used to-"
so I seldom SEE her Row
ibid she get engaged TO some 9TH
XIII laMoW
no she sol married to me-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

Mrs. Jane Germon, cousin Of Joseph
Jefferson. made her debut nj the age
of T as Little Albert to Ewdln For
sests Tell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

The famous Junsfr4u railroad, in
Switzerland, IS making steady pro
aress Thc failraad has already been
complcte3 UP % q height Of ioaiG
feet Trans are nov running Up 10
the EigerWand station.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

Gen. Jose de San Martin, the lib
orator. IS 10 have q statue placed in
bis honor In the public square oil Lima
bv the Peruvian government
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

g.. has a highly treasured, unpuhlishea
hit of verse by john Greealeaf WHIT
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02


ed a rapid rsipet6a bf he khbrtago.
To his e-1bar-asslscnt il has ihcreas
fal over S6.aes Goa since Apgil al
To date fht 5g3v@nmenr's reacirB
Ter The pnseht nsea YER isaRe beea
aye.eoA 600 'i}eagler' tsan they we're fot
the same period last year. But rhc
expenditures have also been $4,000.
IL charter II IS not faBins revenue
hut gnoWing CVtrayagaune that in
Foives fhe alminstation ia difdca-
lies.
President Roosevelt VIII soon be
home from hts holiday WIN Secretary
shaw then counsel economy OF tariff
revision nr fresh taxes2 with Ger
many threatening retaliation, It is
time for the "s'andBatters" 10 how
little bus'ne $ sense-New York
World
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02
$1,000 REWARD.

TIE 5ULLETiR COMPANY
WILL PAY a REWRRD or
TEN DOLLARS FOR TIE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
or AMY PER cH FOR
STEALING TIE B9ELETiN
FROM TIRE PREMISES OF
SUBSCRIBERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

Henry g Worthington and Alcxaa.
aer CofEFoth, are the emily TWO sBryiv,
ers al hose who were designated to
act as the official pail bearer at Abra-
ham LincJln's funeral
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

cur limo cf spring and aanunsr
Dress Go9da countries al she latest
styles IN Wool Voile, aEoiIenne, Bril-
lianuaa ana Panama Cloth
silks-in rlsin, fancy and charge
abla, Taffsa, China, Peau,ds arepe
and Banzai "Moneynska In black.
Cotton in colorsa Lawn, French Or
ga11tee, r5aawoyen Batt'st2, chit.
fc9net.c, Mcus5ellae dc Soulsse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02
scared Out.

one I know Of.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

lie s2ll q liIle blocl, Of stock;
New sorrow Ells mis- cup,
Tor from the moment that be dill,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
fiAtieIi for enc year ending De
] scemlef 81. l9e4 s..ss 49, tl,94o
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

Mrs Jamcs W. smith d Newark n.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

ht cur store you vail find q line Of
Ladieo Miasos ana catiJren's Hosiery
THAI carrot be duplicated IN the city,
as NC nv strictly ap-to-aate gaads.
In valge vto give you She bcs1 good ut
popular Fricc
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-02

We sdow the very lasess styles in
Ladie5' Ncekmear, Tailored stock Cot
lars, Laae and Emaroidsrea Stocks,
Tafnoycrs and chemiseste1. These
stytss ars exclusive ard Garnet be
folnt In ckes stores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

bennett Glass s. Paint Co, IT 61
West lsl South, are giving away Japa'
lac.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

receptacle I, also serves NJ u comfort.
ably upholstered scat which lits into nm
awkward corner ot tho room, The H.
terror ~ the hos could be- upholstered,
hut thls particular little woman thought
that the sweet, Glenn paint, with 0trlH
scented pads IN the bottom Of each
tmN was infinitely moro sanitary aud
easy 20 foop clean
The new shoe buSe1 for bedrooms aud
dressing rooms nro admirably arranged
anl upholstered In all the pretty cree
tonnes and tapestries to match hang
INKS ana curtains The newest boxes
nlp almost square, and the sides are
lined wish huga or compartments fast
,nod In win stout braid ana bratr'
headed tncks, Each compartment ln
just large enough 90 hold one rhoc or
slipper THIS leaves n square hollow
IN the center NJ the hoN, whore stock.
ings may be laid Tho well groomcl
Rlrl likes this box because II prevents
The rubbing of rh0oa, Ench shoe Ia on
~ tree, safe from scratches For tho
Louis rooms these boxes are upholHiors
I'd I'm damUsk or tapestry many ools
urod but for the empire room u single
toned fabric IN empire green or yellow,
with the familiar wreath ~ preferred,
These designs come In both SILK and
cotton WonNcF very pretty and m
expensive denim being stamped Win
the Nnpoloonic design IN excellent col
urlnps
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

ana detached boxes Cor myrio1 uscs nro
onortd By manufacturers ~ upholstery
novelties.
The mother ~ n growing family haA
az Inst solved the problem " dspuslup
nf such household pnrnphoWaln ms
school books. tennis rncqucta, mltlone
rubber etc, The bedroom In This homo
ln small while the slnRlr closet IN th'
rnlfy " under the staircase, ana huH
been dubbed ufcctionuioly by the entire
fumlIy the Dark Hole uf Calcutta
Nothing can ever be found WITHIN ilA
PROCESSES unless candle Nv brought into
play 80 lhiH year "a house cleaning
luxury planned by the busy mother "
% triple seat which " to bu Tilted into
The bay window of the liyIuRruOm.
Each section, fitted ~ one of the luw,
broad window hedges ~ n substantial
SHELF with two under shelves Of uni,
form depth ntlod into grooves. The
lower shelves are hidden by u box pleut.
od valance NJ FnRr green denim tackled
tu the top shelf, (which n covered
smoothly and tlphlly with the denim
by hIUfs upholstery lD,kF The CNph.
ions Tor thia window seat are detached
and I'M throo sections, being of homo
manufacture, built from the hair uf "a
discarded mattress ana the green den'
iuL M the shelves OF one section win
be slowed schoolbooke and In u third
tennis balls ana rAcquotN, baseball
gloves ana other small implements for
outdoor Rnmor,
4 handy young husband has spont
winter evenings building an admirably
planned box TO hold the belongings for
his prospective heir II rs q trllo
shorter aud moro narrow than the usir
al box couch ana ls sct ON cnslors. The
medo is not upholstered hut N en-.
molod IN white ana divided into three
puita The sections a. onch ond arc
puitlliouod On ana then nlted with
two liltlo lodges ar grooves, each for
holding trays juu llko trunks, These
wooden trays are quite deep ana VIII
hold layer after layer of bohYa Ror.
mcnls IN lno contcr NJ the bottom NJ
the box aro folded the haby's blankets
ana % dainty silkolinc qullL while
above this nom brass hooks N eue.
pen led by the ribbons tho wicker has.
ku Nlih us manifold ntlingF The
outside NJ thu box ~ upholstered IN
rosr patterned crotonur to match the
nuNgp of the young mothers bedroom
While everything noedlul for bnbyr
| comfort ic concentrated IN this room\
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
LEN,

lchi May g. Mrs 4. Gudmanson
gave n most pleasing social to n large
number " friends Friday evening last
Games and music were lndulgod In and
Il tasty supper was scwcd,
Last evening under the auspices NJ
the NJ, !, \, n lamnnlto ban was
given IN the city pavilion Character,
iNiic lHmnnltc costumes were worn by
those present, ana the event was most
succcssruh
IN and Mrs r. T. steele were salt
Lake visitors Thursday
Mrs Edith McOmic of sugar, Idaho
IL visiting relatives and friends here,
Hon Geo, Austin and MIR Farley
Austin Woro Waiting IN SAnpclo and
Novior counties the nrsl few days N
the week
Mr. ana Mre John r. cutler were
salt Lake visitors rucsday
The NJ T. A. are arranging TO give
a concert ana farce In the opera House
June for the benefit NJ the Now Tab
Clnurlc,
n ~ stated that Mr. Arthur Wcbh
VIII he down from Sugur Idaho the
first of juno and curry Of one "
our Uusomo YOUNG ladies' to hiB norlhs
crn home
postonlcc Inspector Robinson was
looking over the Lehi Office saturday
Mr., ana Mrs charles Muneon NJ
Garland are Visiting relatives and
Miss Maud webb was visiting Provo
friends saturday
Miss Fern cum of Provo has been
the guoN " Miss May Whipplo this
week
Miss Ertelle Whiting was visiting
friends IN salt Lake saturday
Miss Lauren knudson entertained
the NJ, ], A. officers Of the First ward
and other friends NJ n most plonsn
social Saturday evening, Tho evening
was spent IN playing games A short
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

nate women Of the nolghhorhool Fine
work W expended upou these Efforts mt
the club spirit Us decidedly against ne
use OF tho donated articles by club
members, and most desirable spirit Of
independence, thrifl nud friendly house.
hold rivalry is cugoudorod ami vucuur.
agod.
"ll0usoholi lallw' ana the talks IT
The settlement physicians ON the care
and r,nNlg NJ children are listened 90
with ull due respect ana attention, but
have not yet been followed ar heartily
ua might hp desired Ny those who have
the good Of Inc families at houU
you ladies Rlk all rlghL but woNc
got the children h the blank Wall ui
smiling obstinate determination with
which MisH pischcl ana the other set.
tlcmruO workers, despite the love and
friendship IN which they are held by
the club momborr, are continually CON.
fronlcd "rhc way nay mother brought
up her children is good enough for me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

.,o,soma Music, reoltailons ana
sost Malicious luncheon added pleasure
" Inc social visiting, Among tho
.oosts present were Mrs Mary John,
urs uolbrook, Mrs, Murllla Daniels,
H. Matte Koelor Mrs, Brown Mrs
fouis, Taylor, Mrs, Oscar Young, Mrs
s,owari Mrs, Bean, Mrs Giles, Mrs
s,rong. Mrs, Farrcr Mrs Pratt Mrs
Wnllns Mrs, Nelson, Mrs Watson
Wrs poydon, Mrs, clark, Mrs, Hannah
smlih Mrs Worsley Mrs, Diana
smool, Mrs Elcola Bullock Mrs, Mar.
bn bullock, Mrs G, u, llagor Mrs
,,rkwood, Mrs, Stubs Mrs, Louisa
Mcbride Mrs, Alice Thurman, Mrs
Z"m peal, Mrs, John G., urahamc, Mrs,
Elliott ana Mrs. Gee,
Miss Lucille Young informally on.
,eriolned at a dinner party al her home
ON Thursday evening The table dee.
orlilons were IN lavender ana cream
A dainty centorple0e was nrranRod
NTH lIlace ana green, from which prot.
~ little rosettes OF ribbon with long
ends we're wound around each IndIyld.
mai plate, which made tho decoration
Very effective Covers were laid Tor
eight
Tho Sorosls club and n number "
friends spent most happy day at
lho provo Lake resort on Thursday nf-
iornoon, Al the dinner hour tho Ia.
hlcs were laden with n number Of the
hest and dalnticsl prepared dishes, Wis.
nlng boating and dancing were among
the days pleasures,
Mlfs Helen Grace has returned 10
her homo In NephI She has spent the
winter In Provo, attending the u. y
university
Miss susa Talmuge entertained tho
pupils of tho sixth grade " the ". y
university on Thurs1ay evening About
IA teachers and students spent several
happy hours IN playing games dancing
ana LISTENING 10 y mystical program,
llofreshmon,B were served ana many
were the expressions ol appreciation for
the merry evening,
Miss Margaret Thurman returned
Wednesday from Salt Lake city whore
ehc has spent tho past wcok visiting
friends,
Msa Dllmlro Of SprInpville Woy viz.
ling Provo friends on Thursday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

guiorl Tomulooa" Remove the inside
from half dozen jlrm rlpo tomatoes
lind mix with hOl' n cupful of brown
sipnr. pepper and SAT-, ana a little vim.
cwr and mustard, SUI wen ana lll
fine tomato shells with the paste,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
A MARRIED MANS SONG OF EASTER

Whom BETTY vent to church MIN M
At liueiottldo she used 10 wear.
Some fetching hplddrrA fol thq dlN
\ rich ana elegant affair
II was n thing NJ loNclmcse
That brought admitting oNos upon H.
cannot WN lw uH | may
How dear 90 me WnH lictlN'N bonnet
And now when Botty goes to church
AZ EnWorildo she Wlll ~ soon
I'm somu creation much iho sumo
As gave hot charm M sweet sNt'en
The charm has somewhat passed away
'rls uup, I Ike iu zee her don H.
Du' I can tell alas, too Nel
How dear tn me " NcttNN bonnet
Roy Grltnlh IN Boston clone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
LOGAN.

l,optn, May ~, Miss Florence Miner
was husioss on "Wednesday afternoon at
china shower conn llmon,nry lo Miss
kHta Thatcher. Whp win be- marie
IN June 10 Mir John christensen The
decorations were IN pink ana Nhlt'
,onei ding Of white lIlncH and Pink gor'
nnlunN, and were extremely pretty
4 dainty luncheon was served Eao1
guest was requested to write nm oligin'
m yh'so of poetry containing the names
NJ Mas Thatcher ami Mr. Chrlslianbon,
and IN this contest the prize WAS given
90 Mrs, Moses Thatcher Jr, Those 'n'
Nitcd. besides tho guest of honor were
Mrs Moses Thatcher Mrs, MOHnb
Thatcher Jr, Mrs, Ice Thatcher Mrs.
Preston Thatcher, Mrs =, \ lAnglol
Mrs. william Howell, Mis- SIDNEY ttcy,
ems Mrs a, II, Thompson, Mrs, ], V,
shepherd, Mrp. g. W, Thatcher d.,
Mrs u, q, ThatchcGNlseoa llhcn Rcks,
Maud smith, Alton Thatcher boncNlcNo
Thatcher Name Molrell
The dancing party glycn IN the pa
Nlllun on Wednesday evening uudcr the
MANAGEMENT ~ about 20 society women
" l,Ogan was indeed one " the most
ENJOYABLE affnirs Of the scuson Among
those present were Mossrs and Mes.
DANES ", j, Kerr Joseph Howell J ",
carbon, NJ j, ballard, u. e, Nudge, r.
l. Campbell r, w Naylor H. y. b.
con, H. II Thompson =, o, stevens,
WIN McAllletcr, Ar cole, a NJ Flcm-
ming, T., n. Ran, W, H. Preston, Jr, II,
Rullcn, w, +, Langion, John Crawford,
a. II champ, ] H. shepherd, Dr
Goodrich, Prof Arnold, Nv Emcls,
SWirce, charlie Wondclboc, Miss Violet
Men lolhoe, Miss Florence Miner AMI
many others,
Mlss Sophia poulson entertained at a
very lc0sOnt evening party the llrSl Of
the week
Mrs, ", l., Campbell and Mrs r. W
Naylol have issued invitations Tor an
afternoon AFFAIR ON Wednesday, May
81
Mr. Alex Nihloy went 20 salt Lake
Friday morning. lie has accepted y
call ~ mn mission to Holland and
expects to leave about July O.
Mr. Edgar Thatcher viii leave on
June II for a mission 20 Germany
Last saturday evening the members
~ The Sgnh Alpha fraternity OF the
A. e, ot e., together with their ladIoa,
cnioyc0 u most delightful social eve.
ming An elaborate dinner was served
aud 'tc program and toNetB were unsus
ually interesting,
Tho recital gIvcn by the pupils ~
Miss r. w. Moonch NJ the A. q, IN
Monday evening was greatly enjoyed
10y Jl who attended
Mr. Bramwoll and Mr. Madison Of
ogden were Logan visitors This Wcck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
EUREKA.

Eureka Mrs, Susan Crnndall who
hns been visiting her daughter Mrs,
James Jensen of Robinson returned 10
her home this week
Miss Genovlovo sullivan was the
guest Of friends AT salt Lake this
week.
4 party Of friends surprised Mr. T.
H. Hardy NJ his home NJ RobIngon
"wednesday evening last ana pussod n
very pleasant time with music songs
ana foosllng
MI ana Mrs John Rowe " bingham
Junction Aro the guests ~ the lntlorH
parents, Mr., and Mrs Ous j, llonrold,
Fhe young couple may decide 10 locate
hcge permanently,
Mra, VIM, J, ShlmmIn Of Nephi and
children attended the Hickman Menu
mott wedding
Mrs Irvine Jensen visited with lM'
reko friends This .wcck.
Oiloor Joseph Larsen visited his
tamlly ot Provo the nrst OF the week.
The annual dance Of the Eureka
volunteer fire department, held Mon
dhy evening was a great sOCinl event
hld was well attended By the society
people OF Eureka, The han was bouu-
llfOlly decorated with the national coli
ors, and the first laddes proved them
serves par excellent as entertainers,
The graduates OF the eighth grade
OF the Eureka public school have H.
suod invitations for commencement
dhnoo 10 be given M the local hnll on
the evening OF May 30,
Mrs Thomas Lloyd, who has been
Visiting her children 1T Robinson, re-
lurnod 20 her homo AT spanish Fork
this week
Tho Misses COn and Nellie Hush Of
pnyhon, were the guests of Mr., ANA
MRS Charles ", Hush the fore part Of
the week,
Mrs bert Vincent Of Bingham june
.,on wns the guest of Eureka friends
th's week
william Mcleod and family Of Nam.
moth have become residents of Eureka
a very pleasant home wedding was
solomnlscd nj the homo, OF Mr. and
MRS, George Hickman Tuesday eVon-
ing. at which time Mr. BurchhNrh
hickman and Miss Zoe HELEN Mem.
\no,l We're made man ana VIE ny
uusc w, q, Dewnr' ~ the close Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
WOMAN'S WORLD

Tho secret or MAKING the town house
ATTRACTIVE durmg The warm Ncnthor,
FuN. ID WIltpr I'M the Home Beautiful
h. 10 mako II hook cool Tho eye must
hp uuttor,d with the plnnpao Of "A gay
uVnng rupu,stmu me phut.out glare,
Nhllr across mo window .gll may glow
A 6oy nll,d Win plnuts Dotted eur.
lalns should nultcr In the breeze IN.
bnnplgs lor me white. Rattan fu..
uiurc and cool linen cushions produce
ID pheasant effect. while the substitution
of bmc.uud.Whilo chm for the usual
things m the way ul briC.u.bruc makes
IA rruml picture,
Denim ana washable mslna blue
upd ,,hito Guiou ppuo, gay French
,hlntz. ana "A FEW phsior casts mako
nm admirable combination for summer
Thc dnin,y Japnncsc rugs M blue and
white, pink and white ANA groou nto
Inc ,ho suu,nlrr Muumgg are nlNnys
rlrnu ANA cool, ana they have become
.ilIstIo I'm d,slpu nnd color.
Window hu,p. mu very easily cared
f,,. .pnl. pNr.B pay air to IA room TINT
M nnt nlmmy. The pmnls must not
The fragrance of the freshly Wnlcrod
rWth " dcllHhOul
lolh dining room ana mans olor lholI
cnoUrH off, twutOgultlon. blnn ana
white china umbrella bowls. jarllnl'lra
with growing lnlms ull odd to- the re-
iushus eject ol voolOrN" inc over,
worked fern dlNh should no DnnNhcd
and bowl ~ llnWulN ehoull lNNe Nb
place as a table rculolplooc'
Very good Indeed n the llghl stay
maple furniture nude nlong mission
lmpH The grain of the WOOD SHOWS
Wd the fofl Rray makes u lolloc' bnck'
ground for dl'pollch ID Oll'nlNl ioll't'
80 much good furniture w lnoFo NnnpoA
and tones are lo Oe nag At lno1olnie
mccs these days lhai moro " ltnlS
mn excuse for the nlHnlE NNlnlsh'l
atrocities affected by mousse luIllthorS
of old
Splocd Tomatoes. Nomoyo me lnNl1o
nom a half dozen jnlh llp, lomAlops
mud mix with hnl' , oupiul OF brown
sugar. pepper ana saw, ana n'lle w,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

program was also given after witch
delicious refreshments were served,
Miss Birdie SloddtI WAS Visiting
with Noryur friends saturday,
Tho sunday school organization NJ
the Alpine stake win give a sorlcs Of
concerts In Lohh American Forkploas-
ant Grove ana Alpine, commencing In
the very near future,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Foley a co., chicago originated Honey
and Tar us throat aud lung remedy,
and ON account Of the great merit ana
many limitations arc offered for tho gon.
ulno ASK for FOlEfS Honey and Tnr
aud refuse any substitute offered ~ mo-
other preparation VIII Nvo the same rat.
i.faciluM u ~ mlldlN ISutlyc, II con-
iuina no uplUlrN md " tnfust Tor chlldtrn
and delicate pClHonH sold by H. j, HI
Irug Go. falt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

ono " the rodocmlng features Of the
roluug season " the distinctly house.
Wllclv pleasure ~ installing upholstered
rppllon halls The window ebul which
makes A useful receptacle " now ARMY
established IN lho domestic affections
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

-. ----.-.-.-----
the ceremony a wedding supper was
served, MI ana Mrs, Hickman win
MAKE their homo In Eureka.
MISS Hattie Coomhs Of payson wilt.
cd Eureka friends this week
A grand bah WIN be gIyon at Jcn.
sens hail Robinson. on Thursday
evening May 3d.
Mr. ana Mrs John Hannlnrc re,
turned this week from their wedding
uln ana have gone TO housekeeping ON
oxford avenue,
Mrs, Fred McCulrln and Mies ,Jonnio
sullivan Of Salt Lake WAS the guest Of
MT ana Mrs j, g, sullivan lhls week,
on Thursday May 10, Mrs,
Emily Thomas ana Moses
Tlppott wen known people
OF Mammoth worc married
az No Congregational church
nj llobiHson Auor n short
wedding tour tho couple win
side
~.
Mrs W d. Myers returned sunday
evening from q visit with friends nj
American Fork
Mr. Isaac Alfred and family hnve
gone to Spanish Fork 10 reside,
MI W. G, Andrews, who has had
charge Of tho eighth grade Of the leu.
rekn public school win hayo charge of
the Same grade In the Nophi public
school next year.
Mrs D0vd Coleman ana children
left for sRll LAKE this week 20 spend
the summer months
Joseph Trn,or and doush,sy M,,
James Baird, lof this Woak for Now
lInvon, Connection, whore NOV yll
Do No guests NJ relatives ana friends
Tor a couple Of months
Mr. nnG Mira, OHIO Baker are enter.
tanning the fornors mothor, Mrs. Dora
Kohl OF PoooIcllo, l1ono
Tho Beatty Bros picture show
played 10 crowded houses at tho oporn
house "wednesday ana Thuraday even.
ings
Won Nonson' comes 10 tho opern
house saturday night and nn Tuesday
next "old bon Tuckor win hold tho
boards
Mrs, william Ferguson returned
SUNDAY evening from American Fork
Whero shn mas been Visiting with rolO,
'Nc' and fricnds
Mrs, Dennis sullivan and children,
Murcclm md Emmett huyc returned
city,
Prof j, NJ Martin " Wcisor Idaho,
hns occopicd the position uf suporln.
lcndcul Of the Eureka public schools
I've WIN ho succeeded ug PRINCIPAL of
The public school al Wclsor by Prof \,
g. Carlson of this city,
Mrs, n w llNuey WIN go to Butte
riN Montana nest wook fol q months
VISIT win relatives and friends
Mrs, Lorenzo =, Ancock, who has
been the guest of friends ut American
lork ior the past two weeks has re.
The grDduamg exercises Of the Eu.
rekn lllgh school was held ul |, q. q. H.
hnll Frlanv night the hail being
crowded with relatives and friends of
the pupils, IN interesting program
was presented and IN addition, to the
numbers Prof llodHou played n pimo
solo, hrof Joseph barton curnot solo
ana vocal solo by Walter Jensen.
The diplomas were presented 80 the
grhdunleg by Edward Pike president
Of the school hoard
Mrs John j. pllRcrrm ana children
left Friday for knmns where thoy win
be the guests ~ Mrs plgcrlms moth.
or during The summer Thoy win go
tn Twin Fails, Idaho. 10 reside next
winter
Mrs. Charles H. Splman lcrt Thurs.
day for Ida Nevada, to ion her hus.
band who is editing q newspaper nj
that placc
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-12-26
Shirt Waist Patterns
ry

so dozen children's fast black hose, good
weight, sizes S to 9 IL, I5c val. for nc the pair.
so dozen Misses and Boys rib stainless extra
weight, three thread knee, 6 to 10, our regular
25c grade, now 18c the pair. I.
All ladies' cotton and wool hose reduced. 4
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-12-26

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