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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06
RUTLAND RAILROAD.

Corrected TO November rs, 1904. Trains leave
bennington daily. except Sunday, unless
Otherwise noted
GOING SOUTH.
1870 m-Express daily for Troy, Albany
and New York. Pullman sleep
ing cars TO New york.
''4o passenger for Troy, Albany and
New York.
i2'20 p m-Mail for Troy, Albany, New York
and West.
a'I0 " Flyer for Troy. Albany and New
York. nullman parlor car to
Troy and Albany TO New York.
5'io Express for Troy, Albany and
New York.
ssi0 Passenger daily for Troy and AL
bany.
GOING NORTH.
i2;l5 m-Exprass daily for Rutland Burling-
ton, Montreal, Ogdensburg and
West Pullman sleeping cars to
Montreal and Ottawa.
$40 " Passenger daily for Rutland an
Burlington. Pullman parloI ca
attached.
2.25 m-tlyer forRutland, Burlington, Mon
treal and 0gdensburg. Pullman
parlor car to Montreal.
8;Io p n-Local Passenger for Rutland, Bur-
Lngton and intermediate stations.
Trains from Rutland arrive at Bennington
zoo a, M, 1880, $40 and $40 p. m.
Trains from Troy arrive at 12;45, S:45 and II rs
a. m, 2;65, 8 100 and 6 As p. m.
CHATHAM DIVISION.
s'i5 m-Passenger for Chatham and New
York.
$3.50 m-Passengsr for Chatham.
Trains arrive from Chatham at l045 a. m. and
:lbp. N.
c. A. NfMMo, Gen. Passenger Agt.
GEO. T. JARVIS, Vice President and
Ruland. VT. General Manager
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06

DENVER, Jan. 6,-The Colorado leg.
islature commenced TO do things today
When the legislature convened this
morning the decks were cleared, the
battle flags were up and in both house
and senate ninety-nine gunners stood
by an equal number Of oratorical siege
guns prepared for action The first
struggle WAS over the choice of a pre-
siding officer for the joint session The
rules provide that the lieutenant gov
ernor. MS presiding officer of the senate.
shall take precedence over the speaker
Of the house when the two bodies sit
together The lieutenant governor
holus the opinion that the courts are
the proper place for the adjustment of
political contests, and an effort may be
made to induce or force him TO give
way to Speaker Dickson
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. Senator
Bailey has submitted to the senate a
proposed amendment to the constitu-
ton fixing the term of the president
at six years and making him ineligible
for reelection. The text Of the amend
ment follows "rhe executive power
shall be vested in IA president of the
United States, who shall hold his office
during a term of six years, and, to-
gether with the vice president, chosen
for the same term
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06

At the December term of county
court just closing Bennington has had
its first acquaintance with Judge Geo
NJ. Powers, and without making any
invidious comparison with other past
or present judges of the supreme court
it can be said that Judge Powers has
proved himself worthy OF the high
place which he has been called upon
to fill. Unlike some, he is able to
maintain the dignity of the judicial
ermine without forgetting that he is
man and citizen. Unlike others, he
is able TO participate in the ordinary
affairs OF life without detracting in the
least from the dignity and conser.
vatism which are essential in a Judge.
Of his work on the bench the lawyers
and court officials speak in the high.
est terms. Judge Powers has made
many friends 10 Bennington and will
be cordially welcomed whenever his
duty or inclination shall bring him
here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06
FRANK E. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

The saloons and cigar stores, which
have had only scattering patronage
since the first of January, are begin
ming to look more prosperous, as one
by one, thelNew Year resolutions get
frostbitten or fall by the wayside.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06
snrIng RneIng EntrIes.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6,-The entries for
the Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps
were announced by the racing secre
taries Of the Brooklyn and Coney
Island Jockey clubs. with one or two
far distant points TO be heard from,
tblrty-eight horses have been named
for the Brooklyn and forty-nine for the
Suburban
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. G.-Only two
favorites won at Oakland Mocorito,
at 4 to /. beat the fayorite, Mimo, by
three quarters Of length, Robert
Mitchell almost lost his field, winning
by nine lengths. Another upset was
Sad Sam who won from Mansard in a
fierce drive
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06
Grcenmnn WI succccd Lnync.

PHILADELPHIA, Ian. e DIR. Hor-
ace Jayne, director of the Wstar insti-
tute of anatomy biology, University Of
Pennsylvania, will resign at meeting
of the institute next Wednesday DR.,
Milton J. Grcenman, the assistant di.
rector, will succeed Or, Jayne.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Vt one hundred acres of meadow and tillable
land one hundred acres Of pasture, one hun.
dred acres Of woodland that will cut DOOM Of
spruce and hemlOck; q large quantity of birch,
beech, maple and second growth pine; large
twO-slory house with ell. large horse barn. large
stock barn two hay 1arns and other buildings
all in fair condition; large apple orchard Will
take small free anu clear place in or near Ben
uington as first payment. Price $500
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06

Additional trains leave Troy $50, due Ben
nington 90 D. M, and leave Bennington sos D.
N. due Troy 6:55 p. m.
This train runs daily.
I Stops only on signal TO take or on notice
to conductor, to leave passengers.
Time a. m.
For further information address Chas. b
Morrill,.
'enl western assenger Agent, Troy. NY.
FLANDERS,
Gen Pass a Ticket AIT
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.

Corrected TO oct. 10. 1904 Trains leave Ben.
alngton daily, except Sunday, unless otherwise
noted
TRAINS LEAVING.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06
John Nash, Bennington, VT.
BUSINESS CHANCE.

High class boarding house for sale which has
10 rooms nicely furnished; two large dining
rooms with parlor halls, etc, all furnished;
large kitchen with range and all necessary
dishes and fixtures. VIII sell for one half actu-
al value. This place IS always kept full of first
class boarders and is located about 200 feet
east of the post office in Bennington on Main
street. Inquire OF
John Nash.
Renninuton vi
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06
WINTERS COMING

"Who cares, who cares, how
chilly the blasts may blow, "
if YOU have one of those p. p.
Stewart heaters or ranges of
Winslow d Remington; and,
by the way, you want to see
their fine carving sets that will
be in their window this week.
Do you skate? If so, they can
fit you out to a tee. Pocket
knives, pen knives, table cut
lery, kitchen ware-anything
you want in the line of nice
goods for a nice Christmas or
New Years present and the
price is within your means.
Come in, always welcome,
whether yon buy or not.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-06
NOTICE.

whereas, my wife, Allie L. (Smithl Robinson
left her home TO go with smother, thereby for
bid all persons hsrboring or trusting her on my
account as will pay no debts OF her contract
ing after this date.
l.. ROBINSON.
City Of Rutland, W., Dec. 10, 1904.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

her pupils Saturday afternoon, Tho
children and teacher enjoyed the oooa'
sion very much,
The Shakespeare club met at the res.
idcncc Of Mrs, Edward Pike on Mon
day evening, The play OF Hamlet" was
read ana discussed, after which the
hostess served hno luncheon. This
was the last meeting Of the club for
this season,
The CarnOtlon Embroidery club were
the guests Of Mrs, Earl Tomlnsop We'd.
neaday evening, Slsty.ihreo was play
cd, ana Mr., and Mrs, Walter Thompson
carried on the PRICES, AZ the close OF
the evenings entertainment refresh
menls were served,
The Sir knights OF Tlntlc tent No.
l3, X, o, r, NJ, viii entertain tho mem.
bers OF their families at their lodge
rooms saturday evening. Tho commit
toe has arranged for magic lantern
ana photograph exhibition, and ice
cream, cake and fruits win be served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were Issued during
the past week by tho county clerk TO
the following pcrsonei
Toncy Poison, Salt Lake Mary Mel.
son, Salt Lake,
Bartholomew MahonoN Eureka, Jose.
phlno Murphy Park city
Herman llausnor Salt Lake, Leah
Hahn, salt Lake,
William Holm. Bingham; Tina ia.
norva, Bingham,
Miles Lawrence, Oakland, CALI Maria
&, Stratton, Oakland, cal
David y, Belts, Logan, Utah Iris
Reid, Preston Idaho,
Bryan w, Ncwlln, Independence, Mo-,
Clcmmlc Martin, independence, Mo,
John q. Miller RcXburg Ida, Roslnn
WyttenbNch, Roybnrg, Ida
John u, Williams Nophi Utah Mary
stewart, Meadow Utah,
Frank Fisher Bingham, Utah, Emma
Pearl Hoppnor salt Lake,
Royal w cutler Salt Lake; clara
drobcrg Bingham junction,
Arthur w, Peters Salt Lake, Minnie
ID, McClcery, Salt Lake,
CLYDE H. Wilson, Salt Lake; Nellie
r. Weaver, Salt Lake,
Thomas II, Madden Butte. Mont
Carrie Watson, Park CITY
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s,..,s n. ouccn of tho May, she drew
sr,, n hpx containing the names OF nll
M boys attending school, mo MANU-
W,ho lucky one who was 10 DO crown
"a her companion and IN n nice lit.ie
suuos"h crowncd him king OF the MAY,
rpura,,v NAV day dance by 20 girls was
poosinu feature, an wei M The May
s"oy chorus, The music seemed never
n";,er and a social merry Tune seemed
,hs object OF each person present, INV
,,ococds of the ball were prescntsu,
Complimentary from tho girls 10 'ho
athletic department.
A happy surprise party was s ,,on
Airs, Noso Nelson ON Monuy nl''n
.,non IN honor OF tho anniversary OF
nor slxty. fourth birthday a number
W IA friends spent several happy
nau,, touothor IN visiting, listening 70
music and relating Interesting cSpor"
cnccs,
Tho Misses Tessie Willlame and REM
NIbley we're guests on saturday OK miss
ADA Dusenberry.
Mrs. charles wilcox ana MIRA steven.
M" returned 70 salt Lake cry on
Tucadny, Whllo IN Provo they were
Inc guests Of DR., and Mrs richards
Miss Hazel Taylor was Wishing,
,,lends IN salt Lake on Sunday ana
Monday.
A large number Of the friends OF Mrs,
Anna II, Nelson gathered NJ her home
IN tho sixth ward Monday. afternoon TO
celebrate her slxty-hfth birthday an.
rivrrwary, An enjoyable time was
spent, and delicious refreshments were
served,
Tho lady Maccobccs surpripcd Mrs, N,
II. Nelson, by u social Invasion OF nor
s' -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
WOMAN'S WORLD.

a tyre 81 food" crank" which Ia IN NO
great danger Of Increasing rapidly be.
llovoR thut food IN injured and made
unflt for human consumption when il
IN cooked or course, such contention
IN not borne out by the facts, but that
some people do preserve their health
on an uncookcd dict ~ no, difficult To
believe, Two ndhcronts OF the theory
have recently published a book, nearly
twoslhirds Of which IN devoted to am
exposition Of the Idea and tho remain.
ing pages 10 receipts Most Of them
would give the average person dyspep.
STA, Snn.cO0ked corn, for example,
which " corn dried In the sun, soaked
over night IN warm water and mixed
with cold MIX raw carrots ana tur.
nips cut up together ana served ON
lettuce leaves with French dressing,
raw asparagus ana Sliced tomato snnd.
ana raw boofstcak chopped fine and
mixed with eggs, onions and green
peppers. Some Of the desserts, aud n
raw food ndhcront's diet seems 10 con.
sst largely OF salads aud desserts are
very attractive, Lemon ,rno sounds
promising Tho Juice OF two lemons
and the grntcd rind NJ one are strained
into bowl Add scant cup " sugar,
q cup Of grape Juice, and Very eau.
,lously whip IN II pint of cream Serve
AT once In glnsscs with a little nutmeg
grated over the top,
Celery and Brazil nuts are recon.
monded as n salad combination, cut
IN thin slices half "A pound Of Brazil
nuts, shred -four or nyc orlspy celery
hearts and serve on white lettuce
leaves A French dressing N indicated,
but II would seem tina, a mayonnnise
tinted green would be moro appotIsing,
Cheese VIII be Kept fresh ana moist
" put away wrapped IN vinegar or
binndy.soaked cloth, An l1dam or n
pineapple cheese IN preserved for n long
period by pouring u little brandy In
the cavity made by the cheese knife,
The brandy greatly improves the flavor
Of an Ednm,
Whore solled clothes have to be kept
IN the bathroom, ne IN crowded Nat.
houses this must be, "A small barrel
painted inside and out, with holes IN
the sldcs for ventilation, II better than
n hamper, That IN 20 say II IN bet.
ter for the people IN tho house and just
as rood for tho clothes
The lit,lo Russian prnccssos( accord.
INK To n reliable correspondent do not
quite bear out the prevailing impress.
sion that all the children Of the crown.
"a heads Of Europe are necessarily
par0gons Of perfection or little prudcs,
SAYS NJ 4, i, These small grls are
children IN every sense OF the word,
warm-hcarted, mIschieyous, high,spir.
tied, free Of speech, unfc,lorcd " ac.
ton, and possessed Of full apprecla-
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Et)pIskA.

Mrs, !, G. Kirkcndall has returned
from a visit with her daughter AT Stock
ton,
Miss Mae Nelson OF Mt. Pleasant Ia
visiting her sister, Mrs, William Mat
son, Of this city,.
Mrs, Watson Ncsbit sr,, Of pocatello
Ida, ana Mrs, Watson Ncsbit, Jr,, are
tho guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Brigham
smoOt OF Robinson
Mr., j. w pasman OF Ncphi visited
with Eureka friends sunday
Editor Chas, IT, Hush and wife visit
cd the capital city ms week.
Mr.. ana Mrs, Al Moore viii leave for
PROVO next week TO make that city their
future home
Dr. 4, IT, Lombard ana Attorney A.
q, sutherland OF Salt Lake were Euro
ka visitors this week.
George Adams and family left Mon.
day for irwin Fails, Ida whore MIR,
Adams win go into the lumber bust.
ness Mr. ADAMS represented Juab
county IN the state Legislature two
years ngo, and has been identified with
the business interests OF Eureka for
many years. The many friends OF the
family IN Tlntlc regret their departure,
but wish them every success In their
new home,
Mrs, 4, Moyorhoff has gone to salt
Lake CITY to reside
Hon, VIM, II, King and George liza.
yoronmp OF Provo visited Eureka this
week,
Mrs. Fred w. Mucnbrck Of stock.
ton IL visiting her mother Mrs, Beck,
at this place,
Mrs. ]. II, chime OF Silver city was
the guest OF Eureka friends this week.
Mrs Della Harris Of Robinson has
returned from Lehl, whore she was
called on account OF tho death OF her
sister,
Several Of the lady friends OF Mrs,
Cocolln Bacon greeted her with q SUR
prise party last Friday night az her
homo on Main street, ana several
hours were happily spent IN social chat,
cards and parlakng OF delicious lunch'
con.
A surprise party wag given az the
Baptist church Friday evening, IN hon.
or OF tho new pastor Rev Thomas, All
IN attendance were made welcome, and
refrcahmcnts were served
Mrs, Chos, u, Dlehl Of Twin Falls
Ida, IL the guest OF Mrs, Isaac H. Dlehl
OF Robinson, Tho lady Ii n sister Of
sheriff James Whitehead OF lhla city
and VIII spend q short time here, the
guest OF his family.
Mr., and Mira, Oscar Forslund attended
tho l.. ID, 4, Sunday school convention
at Provo Sunday,
Miss Dilmar, who conducts wood
carving class for The little folks Of Eu'
roka, was very aBrcoably surprised b,
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tenlng 10 vocal and instrumental mu.
sic, ana a tasty supper was served, Miss
Tanner VIII next week become tho
bride Of MIR, David Hodge %
Sugar city, Ida, who IN the general as.
slstnnt superintendent OF tho Fremont
County sugar company,
Mr., John Edwards and Miss Cora
Henson, two OF our prominent young
people. were married this week,
Mr., rrod Harwood OF Salt Lake city
was visiting his parents here the nrbt
OF the week.
Hon, George Austin went to Boisn
wednesday on business.
Mr., and Mrs sloHcwnl Stookoy ~
Salt Lake city were visiting relatives
here 'hc frat Of the week, Mrs, Siookey
VIII remain here for sometime,
Mr., and Mrs, Thomas quinn Of Park
CITY are visiting friends here
Last Friday the silver band gave a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

very successful hard times dance w
the city pavilion, aleo sunday evening
they gave n most pleasing concert IN
the pavilion, the citizens turning out
en- masse TO hear and encourage the
new band,
Mr., and Mrs owen Garter OF SAT-
Lake CITY. woro visiting MI and MIS-
John Y, Smith Monday
Last Thursday evening Mrs Y, j.
Wadaworth was most agreoAbly SUR
prlscd at her homo by n number OF
her friends,
Mr., Eugene Bushman OF Mngrath,
Canada, MAS visiting relatives ana
friends here the FIRST Of the week,
Prof. Joseph H. Smith OF the Brigham
Young university was Waiting relatives
here Monday,
Mira, W. w. Southworth OF Bingham
Junction " visiting friends here.
MIR, David Hodge az sugar city, Ida,
" visiting friends here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS,


Tho following 80 books win be added
70 the public library Monday morning,
May 5, 1905
REFER ENCE,
california,
tnHWall-propheW " tho Nineteenth
Century
Register Of the Society OF Colonial
Wars
MISCELLANEOUS
nagohol Shakespeare the Man,
Butlcrnold. History of llrulo's DH-
COycrlcs ANA Explorations,
chatelon, Editor Folk Tales Of An
COLA,
Fields Charles Dudley warner
Fleming How to study Shakespeare,
vol 4,
toodspccd. History OF the Ancient
World,
Briggs Moral Education
Harper Trend I'm Higher Education,
Hnrnaok- Expansion OF Christianity
In the First Three Centuries
lllgglnson. Editor. American Sonnets
jerks I'm the Days Of Chaucor,
MaudHley. --psychology Of Mind
Moore Modern Painting
Morley song Of Life
NloolHyr oregon Territory
Norway Highways ana Hyways IN
Devon ana Cornwall
pottor. Drink Problem,
Roebuek Primer of Library rpacllse
for Junior Assistants,
Thwnltcs Wisconsin llls,orl.
cal collections, vol g.
white John nunyon
whiting World Beautiful In Books
FICTION,
Bonner...p Pioneer
Castlo-lio of tho World,
Henry -Onwritten Law,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

ton Of their own exalted rank. The
latter " quite particularly true Of the
inlr'healred, bluo.eyed Grand Duchess
olga she has often been known TO
stop her little pony carriage IN tho
parks Of Peterhon Cars sum.
mor resldonce-.to call 10 order some
passerby who had failed TO accord
her the attention she considered due 10
AN omporor's daughter
Here IN IN anocdoto about this con.
soquontl0l little lady which has not
found It's way into print before ono
day last simmer, when the court was
sllll AT poterhon, the four little duch.
osees were playing ON the beach In
front NJ the Aloynndrlno palace, when
they saw, some distance away a young
officer who with cnsluctlo thrust
back from his hot pcrspIrlng forehead,
was .engrosod IN supervising a group Of
tlred'looklng sailors executing difficult
piece Ct work,
Tho men on percoIyng the ohlldron'g
approach Instantly suspended their Ia.
Dor and, standing attention, rendered
them the full military hOnors that were
their due, This amused tho little girls
lQ such an extent that they instantly
abandoned their game 10 strut demure.
~ up and down In front Of tho work.
ors, who were thus compelled 20 NO.
fleet their labor ana salute each time
they passed,
This went on for some time, until the
oi'iccr hogan to lose patience, Obsorv.
INK that the little girls mean, to con.
tlhue the game indefinitely he quiet.
" ordered the men 20 40 on with lholr
work and take no further notice Of
them, 70 the Grand Duchess Olga's
nlnngemcnt lhon no one moved to nc-
knowledge her presence u moment
later whom she cnmo tripping along
The path She gn2ol nrst AT tho oncor
then nt tho sailors, ~ II this gross
act " contempt to her imperial person
Thon, stamping her small foot, sho
cried, salute at once or I'll tell
papol'
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hall Monday evening by Mesdames MAY
Hardy, Alice Cox and Miss Eta
Thomas, Cox Brothers band furnished
the music, ana the large crowd of
young people In attendance had a royal
good time.
Mrs Walter GloddIo has gone 10 Pro.
70 TO spend several months 10 rccupor.
ate her health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
LOGAN.

Iopan, May 4,--Tho A. G. Social club
moi with Mrs. Guy Thatcher last Mon
day. afternoon and listened TO q most
interesting talk given by Prof. Wa ter
Wolfe OF the Is, Y, college, on his
travels IN South America, on Friday
afternoon tho club ladies met socially
n, the home OF Mira Flcmming, comp)i-
mentary to Mrs, !. n, Smith ana Mrs'
Tnrcl, who expect to leave Utah ~
June aud win therefore sever their
connection with the club Both ladies
were presented with u remembrance
from Inc other members, and a most
enjoyable afternoon was spent TA1so
present were, Mrs, Ostein, MIS-
Flcmming Mrs, Kerr, Mrs. Ball Mrs
lang,on, Mrs, Engel, Mrs, ! N smith,
Mrs Yodcr, Miss Wyant Miss llolm'
grcn Miss Nora lclioson. Mrs, Keller,
Mrs Bexol Mrs. Hart Miss Elisahoth
Smith, Mrs, Champ, Mrs, MAYOR, Miss
Raymond, Miss Wilkinson
The home Of Mr., and Mrs j, A.
Crockett, was the scene Of n very plens'
mt evening party on Monday. The
AFFAIR was 10 celebrate the tenth an
marriage Music and games were on.
were most delicious. The gueets were,
Mcssrs, and Mcsdamcg Victor Crockett,
Fred Crockett, II. u. Crockett, Emcl
crockett Oscar Bjorkmon, willard
Hansen, Gordon, n. &, Hansen, J, ",
johnson, orson Thatcher, j. H. Hop.
klns, Fred Turner, =. w, Ellason, &,
NJ, Wendelboc Cara Lloyd FJclsted,
H. y, Nielsen, 10, NJ, Curtis, j. r. Grit.
I'm, John spandc, A, q. Lundst, l.
Fred Marshalb J. Fredrickson, VIM,
Petersen, A. ], Hansen, Mrs, Lindblad,
Mira Wardrop, Misseca Dell Crockett,
Alone Crockett, Barbara Hopkins,
Ethel Curtis, Mcssrs George Hansen,
Ray Fonn. Elmo Curtis, All, Lundahl,
Two social events which were 20 have
been given this week were u Kenslng-
ton by Mrs, Geo. w. Thatcher Jr,, In
honor Of her mother, Mrs, Geo, Cri
honor OF her mother Mrs. Geo. eros.
mon, and an evening party by Mr. and
Mrs, W. II, Preston, Jr, Both were post
lohcd on account of the death OF Mrs
Constance Thatcher Nibloy, whlho oo-
CURED nj Pasadena, Cal, on Wednes-
day Afternoon, This extremely sad
event has cyast a gloom over the ON
ltc community, and many, many
, ,sn VIII mourn me loss OF ono OF
won, noo, KY, una lnoel Denu,llul young
"o"'Vn Wey nave ever known
p,non mn, A.. a, 4, ,..u. -,
Nall Lake are In Logan ~ the guests
OF MI and Mrs w y: Preston Jr'
Az. n.... a., 49,,
ns,h crlsmon OF Salt Lake visited with
c Mr, ana Mrs Geo, w, Thatcher, Jru the
Mr. c,o.,,.
'"s'NesS visitor ON Wednesday,
NJ, -,
''oV'e nave gone. to Nan Francisco,
"a, -,
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George e, Westby Murrayi Bcasie
Place Murray,
charles II, Thompson, Salt Lake.
Lila q, Easum, Salt Lake,
George Schmidt, Salt Lake. Ncrta
Il, Loomon, Maupun, WIS,
Horny l.. Abbott, Salt Lake Mary ",
Smith, American Fork,
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LEiiI.

MANY ' ,sy evening n number OF tho
ono 10 ,r,onae OF Miss Rowena Tanner,
Adloa NV. popular anu wlnsomo young
%hauu Webb, and anvo her n china
s.nower, The oyonlnW wns most nloaa.
IVY epoh' IN playing games ana liz.
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Hornung-stlngaree,
Philllps--Pum Tree,
Rouse Letters OF Theodore,
Tfollope-Framloy Parsonage.
Tr0llopo-last Chronicles OF l3arnct,
Tfonope--small House at Arlington,
Trollopo--W Warden,
OGDEN EXCURSION
Via Oregon short Line,

sunday May IN, Round trip only
800, Leave Salt Lake $40 a, M, 1890
u, M, $40 p m, ana i,l0 p, m, Re.
turning leave ogden $40 y, M ana $50
y, m,