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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20
CASE IS UP TODAY
Suit OF Mary Jane ThixtOn
Against the !. {.
ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE or
OLD MAN, KILLED AT BRIDGE
JUNCTION BRINGS SUIT.

The suit of Mary Jane ThiXton, ad'
ministrater OF the estate of W. II.
Thixton. against the Illinois Central
Railroad company for $4,000 will
come mp for trial az WickliTc, KY
this morning
W. H. Thixton was killed by train
at Bridge junction, north of Cairo, sew
eral months ago. while waiting fSr a
train TO mis- home near Wickliffe.
Thixton bought a ticket at the Cen
trail Union station here ana left on
the "bobtail' train for the Junction.
st the latter place he became con
fused and when the fast south bound
train approached stepped directly in
front IF the engine.
He was killed instantly and hOrrib
ly muiilated His remains were
brought to cairo and Coroner McMan-
us impanelied a jury end held an in,
quest the next day The Jury visited
The scene. interviewed the trainmen
and the passengers. and after a com
pletc Investigation returned a verdict
holding the railroad company respon-
siblc. ON the grounds that Inc company
did nor have station cor furnish
proper accommodations Tor It's pas
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

They got the worst Of it just once
King Kelly STA into third and while
the slide Itself was safe he went over
The bag, bus Shuster mac caiied him
afe and would MOI reverse it. Kel
ly's score was the only one hat was
due 20 the decision and 10 ! was mar
gin enough Evansville goes to Hen
derson this afternoon and what Mr.
Weber viii hand the team probably
will be a plenty A game has been
arranged with Princeton at Princeton
/ on Thursday"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

Henderson was easy picking for
Jimmy Ryan's pets yesterday. the
score being 10 to and it ought 10
have been a shut ont, but Chandler
misjudged a fly that let Kubitz score
II was sufficient as il was.
The way the Henderson aggrega-
ton howled themselves black in the
faces at every decision Of Umpire
Shuster showed their inconsistency
after the raw deals handed out at Hen
derson by Pete Weber last Friday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20
AMI RIcAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus 6 Minneapolis, !.
Louisville. 10. ST. Paul. 3.
Toledo. g. Kansas City. 8.
INDIANAPOLIS. {. Milwaukee. >.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

New York april IA batting raj
defeat
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

Batterles-Ames and Bresnahan;
and Doom.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20
Afternoon Game.


Chicago, April 19.-The locals won
a rather one-sided game from Cincin
natl.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BOSTON TOOK TWO.

Boston, April 1.-THE locals won
two games. Ia the morning game
Tonuys first base playing was The fea-
mrc. Good base running 10y Barclay
won the afternoon game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

r II z
PHILADELPHIA .............. l3 3
New York . .....-........ q TO %
Batterles-Plank and Powers; Ches-
bro and Kleinow
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hack 10 RichficId from Beaver They
say Richfjeid is good enough for them
and they have come TO stay TINS Tune
Mrs St Johns ard daughter Grace
went to salt Lake Sunday on visit
=. r Peterson and wife Of SSlina have
becen visiting this week with Mr.. ana
Mrs y. r. Latshaw.
Mr. and Mrs ID. ~ Mcdonald Of Sc
vier were visiting this week with reia-
tives. returning home Friday
Mrs c. II. Herbert and family went
20 Beaver Monday TO visit her uauSh-
ter and family, Mrs Or Campbell OF
that place
y. r. Brown came down from Salt
Lake Sunday and Il making arrange
meuts TO move his family to the city.
Miss LOra Bean went TO Ephralm sun
day to attend the commencement eNeF-
/ CiseS OF the Snow academy
Mrs. Lewis. mother OF GUY Lewis.
started for Colorado Monday. where she
( wiII spend the summer visiting with rel
| stives.
Mrs Annie &. Larson and Mrs. Chris
/ tina Fountin of EIsiuOre have been spend
| ing the week in RiChficld.
: Miss Clay Alfred. after spending q
/ very successful school year in Richfleid
returned TO her home in Salina Mon
da---
+ Miss Ella Nelson of Richfield went to
gagged as a compositOr on the new Sauna
: Post.
/ J. W. Stewart of Richfield and Miss
HiIda Youngberg Of Salt Lake were mar
ried in Salt Lake May IS Their many
/ friends in this city viii wish them all
kinds Of happiness. They VIII make TINS
city their home.
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AMERICAN FORK.

The greatest society event Of the wear
took place here Saturday evening last
at the home Of ex-Mayor Joseph J. Jack
son Mr. and Mrs. Jackson were che
host and hostess Of forty people. who
were entertained in royal STYLE. The
home was very beautifully decorated in
carnations, sweet peas and other not
house flowers from Salt Lake City. punch.
well as a very delicious lunch. was
served at 10 D. m. the balance Of the
evening being spent in paStime games
Mrs. Charles A. StOrTs and family, Oh
this place, returned home during the
week from a ten days stay at the nome
of Mrs. StorrS' parents at Nephl-
Mrs. Joseph r. Storrs and family of
this place. returned home during the
week from Springviile. where they spent
q week visiting, as the guests Of Mrs
Storrs' parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Miss Rose Stringham Of Manti is here
spending a week visiting. rs the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Charles A. Storrs-
Miss WinuifTed Straw of SpriUSFillc
spent the fore part Of the week in Amer
lean Fork as the guest Of Miss Mabel
Sto--s.
Miss Esther Christensen Of this place
spent the week in Provo visiting, as
the guest of Mrs. John r Mindley-
City. formerly of this place are mere
preparatory to making their future nome
/ in American Fork.
Mrs Mabel Reese and baby. Of Salt
Lake City, formerly of this place, are
spending a week in American Fork as
! the guests Of Mrs Recess sister, Mrs
/ Edith Anderson
Mrs Bertha Holt of Salt Lake City
! IS spending a week in American Fork as
/ the guest of Mrs Olive CraudaH.
/ Mr. and Mrs a B CobbleV Of I.lndOr
/ were American Fork visitors Friday. -
! Philimon NJ Kelley Of Portland. ore
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PARK CITY.

Nfr. and Mrs Donovan Of Provo were
in Park this week - II
T-asI4y afternoon at her home Mrs. II.
B. Hampton entertained az q cup anu
saucer shower for MISS lddNu1 5'"s
About twenty guests were present .,
Mrs Dan b Shields II NiSitinS VIII
her mother in Salt Lake 49,,
John Duusmore returned nome 10 tie
Frank Barnicott left Thursday for
Portland. Ore. where he expects 70 re-
main all summer -.
Miss Babe Dykes returned 10 her home
liz Salt Lake Thursday afternoon
Mrs NJ g Phillips returned home from
the CITY Tuesday morning after pleas
ant two weeks visit
Austin Kelly returned home from CAN
rnruia Monday after d pleasant TWO
months visit ~
THAT the local lodge OF EIks are still
/. GOOD fellows was again demonstrates
Monday evening in their hall when 4
very interesting programme was rem
dered and p Dutch lunch served AZ Ihe
lodge meeting the regular order OF DUST
ness was dispensed with and mock
trial was held all of the attorneys N
town taking part. who found the jury
guilty and convicted them number or
musical selections were rendered and
recitauOns given After the programme M
had Deen completed the members re-
paired to the next room. which was ar
ranged i'm the style of a German gar
don and here the remainder Of the even
ing until quite early in the morning inc
! time was spent in feastiug- The affaII
was one long 10 be remembered by al
and the committee, composed Of J. w
Quinn. J. A Malta r. r. Wight and y
/ Grabill is to be congratulated on It's
Miss Lillian Kuealc entertained mum
I I,er Of her young friends WEDNESDAY
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formerly OF this place. is spending ten
DAYS here as the guest OF ms mother,
AIRS. Patrick keile3.
J. H Ginger Of Lake View was an
American Fork visitor Friday last
Mayor James H. Clarke spent Wed
nesday in Salt Lake City
Mayor r. ~ RUuuISOn of Logan Tor
merly OF this place. spent Thursday IN
American Fork as the guest OF ms MOTH
er Mrs. Edward Robinson. ST.
MesSrs. Alexander, William ana Sollil
Lowe. of this place. left mere yesterday
for Los Angeles and other points IN SOUTH
ern California They went by way OF
the new route and will return 10y way
of Portland in time TO see the opening
of the Lewis and Clark exposition.
Ernest Shelley Of this place left mere
Wednesday, for Albion Ida where ne
will spend the summer IN ranChlng-
The University OF Utah orchestra ran
an excursion to this place on Monday
evening last to the Apollo dancing nan.
The event was for the benefit OF the
gymnasium Not a very large crowd came
down from Salt Lake CITY. on account
of the inClemeut weather. The eNUcrslcn
was entirely under the auspices Of the
orchestra
Tuesday evening last the Mozart or
chestra of Provo ran dancing eNCul-
sion TO Apollo dancing hall at TINS place
a good sized crowd came over to dance
on the polished floor
Mr.. and Mrs George d Robinson aIlu
family Of this place left here during the
week for Bear River, where they expect
to make their future homie
Bena jmin J. Bennett of this place Is
here after a months stay in Salt Lake
CITY Mr.. Bennett viii shortly leave ioI
California. where he goes to represent al
eastern dry goods house.
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MANTI.

The graduates of the public schools of
Sanpete county held the closing exercises
in the Manti tabernacle Friday after
noon, which closed with a ball in the oP-
era house III the evening.
Memorial Day will be fittingly observed
in MantL Company r. n O. L VIII De
veterans buried in our beautiful cemetery
A / Larsen of EphraiTn- county supeElu-
tendent Of schools. will denver the CTd1lGt-
National songs viii be rendered by the
school children
Saturday and Sunday, Sunday school
workers from Sanpete- Sewer ana Juan
counties gathered here and enjoyed an
excellent time y good programme was
rendered both days and tnrOng OF PEG
pie were present .
Mayor L. r. Anderson was in Price this
Arthur +. Buvaug of Gunnison and Han
nah {. Olsen of Mayfield were married IN
he temple here Wednesday last. y re-
CeDtion was held at Mayfield DIT the home
of the bride Wednesday evening
Mrs. +. ID. S9rensen Is visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans J. Ottosen visited
in Maut this week. This residence Is III
Salem
Dr. H. r Clark returned from Chicago
this week, where he has been attending
q dental college He intends locating
here for the summer and Will likely re
turn to complete his course in the fdiI
of this year
Orlando Bradley and wife of Moroni Wis
tied friends and relatives here this week
The students of the sixth grade OF the
public schools presented their teacher, y.
w Anderson. with q wicker rocker as a
token Of love and good viii they have
for their instructor
\ baby has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank /. COpening Of GuuniSOu this week
Mr.. and Mrs y. Z. Larsen are happy
over the arrival Of d baby girl at tuCiT
home this week
The Presbyterian school Of this city
closed May -. An appropriate pro-
gramme is being prepared
The South ward teachers and pupils en-
joycd an outing at Sorensen.s grove TINS
week.
Mayor Anderson. Councilman MadSen
and J. &. Crawford returned WcdneSday
from ScOfield. where they went on bust
ness
A baby girl arrived at the home of Ar
and Mrs I'd Anderson Sunday last The
| lit Ie one died Tuesday morning
Closing exercises of the public schools
of this city were held Friday evening last
The little folks furnished an excellent
programme which was enjoyed by moS1
/ of the fathers and mothers OF MantL
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EPHRAIM.

The Alumni association of the Snow
academy gave a banquet to its members
and q few invited guests at the assembly
hall Thursday afternoon followed by Il
grand BAH iB the evening.
The Students society OF The snow AGA
denny gave the last dancing party of the
school year at the assembly hall TUESDAY
Mrs. Rose KIeuke Of salt Lake City
Is, visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Mrs. Archie Lewis and Miss Josephine
Peterson of SaIiua are guests Of Miss
Belle Olsen -
President and Mrs. &. y Luud of Mt
Pleasant attended the COmmenceTneut eN-
crci-es of the Snow academy "Wednesday
Miss Tora Bean of Eichfield Is guest
Of Mr. and Mrs Farley P Petersen
Miss Tina Jensen of ElSlnOre y N1S1uhS
with relatives and friends i'm this city
a very large number of people from TINS
city attended the COMMENCEMENT e&tfC is
of the Sdnpete county public schools heid
at Nanti Friday
Fyishop and Mrs. Carl \. NatsCu of Sa-
lima were visiting relatives and friends lt
this city Thursday
Willis Jensen and Barnard MatSUu of
SafiDa we're Ephraim visitors Friday
George Larsen came home from SAT-
Lake CITY few DAYS ago suffering with
a severe case of rheumatism
Henry Larsen and Arthur Nelson of Mt
Pleasant attended the students BAH al me
academy Tuesday evening
\. . Larsen visited friends in Ncpnf
T.. p. Nelson Of Mt. Pleasant was d
guest Of Mr. and Mrs - j Christeu-
sen
sang q solo at the Snow academy com
Increment exercises Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Johnny Bcai came nome
from Redmond Monday
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

Mrs. Mary NJ Ryan viii open d pri-
vate school for a limited number Of
pupils Sopt. d. 1905.
All grades VIII he taught and special
attention VIII be given to college pre-
paFatory work i'm which Mrs. Ryan has
had years Of experience and marked
success
Believing that the best results are
obtained where Latin Is begun at an
early age Mrs. Ryan viii teach it in
the grades. Individual consideration
viii be given pupils who have work 10
make up or who wish TO prepare in
special studies.
The following references are to those
who have a thorough knowledge of Mrs
Ryan'S work
George Eaton. principal High school .
DIT. and Mrs. T, b Beatty Mr. and
Mrs. O.. f. Allen. Judge and Mrs John
Marshall. Mr. and Mrs p 4. Simpkiu-
Nj and Mrs. l. L Hall Mr. and Mrs.
Hoyt Sherman. Dr. and Mrs g. <
Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs : Siegel. Mr..
and Mrs T. J. Fabian. Mrs. Ryaus
address viii be 123 Twelfth East until
June a. After that 1907 First street.
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PAYSON.

Paul Douglass of this place and Miss
Ada Holes of Spanish Fork were married
at Provo Thursday. Both Of the young
people are popular here Miss Holes haV-
ing been hello girl at the telephone office
tke past year Their many friends VIII
wish them happiness and prosperity.
F. A WadleiSh of the state board Of
horticulture was IN PaySOn Tuesday and
Wednesday inspecting various fruit or
ChaTds. He made the remark that some
of the finest small fruit farms IN the
state he visited these TWO DAYS days. but
there are many trees IN this section that
need more care. especially regarding 70
Mrs. Harriet Bates returned Tuesday
from q months visit with her sister at
Brigham City
George Amos and William Pearson spent
sunday at American Fork
l. -. Patteu of Chicago arrived the
other day and viii spend the summer
visiting his old home.
Mrs. Fred y. POuison and child of SAT-
Lake have concluded a visit with Mrs
PouIsOn's mother. Mrs. J. J. Mcclellan
y. A. Feuton Of Pleasant Grove county
tree Inspector, was Payson visitor Mon
{. Bale leaves Sunday for a weeks trip
through Emery county
Mrs Ora N Preston of American Fork
Is spending q pleasant visit with the
Misses Gutheil-
The N. /. association of Nebo stake
spent delightful day at Spanish Fork
THURSDAY where they held their seni-au-
nual gathering The forenoon was tn ken
and music. while the afternoon was de
voted to sports and games The baseball
between PaysOu and Spanish Fork result
ed in q victory for the former.
Decoration Day viii be observed Tues
day by exercises At the cemetery, "A pro
cessiOn in the forenoon and the usual pro
I fuse decorations of graves with flowers
The officers Of the Nebo stalk" of Eson
E Will go 20 Eureka Sunday, May =, IN
assist the church authorities there in tho
annexation of the Tintic wards TO this
stake.
The Young Ladies NJ I A monthly
I officers meeting viii be held in this Pay
son second ward church June . y request
4 to all the officers Is extended 10 attend
I Mrs " II Ross returned 60 Salt Lake
/ Tuesday after q two months visit with
/ hor mother Mrs. ". q. Wigbtwan.
/ one Of the most pleasing gatherings for
I social amusement was the entertainment
/ given at odd Fellows hall Friday night
by the Royal Neighbors in honor of Miss
! BUrkclia Pierce Of Salt Lake Dainty TO.
] freshments were served Miss Pierce is
/ supervising deputy of the order for Colo
I RADIO. Utah and Nevada. and she gave
few remarks i'm a most expressive man
DrT. picturinE out the excellent qualltip!
of the order for women
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SOCIETY

evening at her home. the occasion be
ing her twelfth birthday \ pleasant
time was had by the little ones with
games and music. Some very nice re-
freShments were served and jolly good
time WAS had BIZ all
Mrs l. r Hubbard and daughter
MIRIAM returned home from California
SUNDAY after . short visit
Mrs Henry Falls returned nome from
Salt Lake Friday morning.
DR. and Mrs II. + Wight spent part
of the week in the metropolis
Miss isabelle Grant returned nome 10
the Park Sunday morning.
Invitations are out announcing Inc Wed-
ding Of Miss Msude Gray and Ii w
Culbcrtson on June I.
After the regular lodge meeting OF NO
= + & a. NJ. Wednesday evening, a
social session was held and refreshments
served.
Mrs e. NJ Wilson entertained few
. Of her friends at dinner Thursday even
ing at her home on Park avenue
/ The members Of the Philadelphia Lit
craTy society presented two beaUtifuf
I pictures to the High school THURSDAY
morning. The pictures are has TeiIefs-
| Thorwa ldseu'S Night and Morning
/ The presentation speech was made by
| Miss Pearl Snyder. and was responded
1 TO by Professor c a BIocher
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EUREKA.

Mrs W J Shimmin of Nephi is being
entertained by Eureka friends 49, L..
Miss GCUCVieVc Sullivan was i'm Con last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hattie CoombS of PaysOu was a
Eureka visitor sunday
p. y. q. Stott was visitor to the CAPT
tai the beginning of the week
Mrs. Ernest NanIOve. who was visiting
in PavsOn. returned Wednesday
Joseph Larson was IN Provo last sun
day visiting his wife
George Vaughan spent last Sunday in
Provo visiting friends
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan spent several days
in the capital, the guest OF friends and
returned Thursday forenoon. aCCUmp panied
by her children. MarCella and Emmet-
Mrs Irvine Jensen made a short visit
to Eureka from salt Lake last Sunday
Rev. J d Thomas went to SpringviIie
last Tuesday.
The Misses Nellie and CIoa Hush Of
PaySOn were entertained by Nj and Mrs
G. f Hush last sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ninvcnt of Bingham
Junction were the guests OF friends IL
Mrs. W. u. Myers returned Sunday from
"a short sOJOUrn with friends III American
Fork
MT. and Mrs. Gus J. Henroid entertained
their daughter, Mrs. John Roe and her
husband from Bingham, this week.
Joseph Trauter and daughter. Mrs
James Baird, VIII spend couple of
months visiting friends in New Haven,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanninn returned to
I
/ their residence on Oxford avenue.
Mrs. y W. Hanlcy viii depart for
Butte. Mont next week. where she viii
spend month visiting relatives and
I friends.
Mrs. Dora Kohl. Of PocateIIo. Ida. is
{ the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Ollie Kohl OF
3 TINS place Mrs Kohl viii depart sat
4 urday for Ogden, where she viii visit her
/ daughter
} Mrs Fred McGurrin and Miss Jennie
] sullivan were the guests of lIT- and Mrs
! j. q. Sullivan last Sunday
Mrs. John J. Pilgerrim left Saturday for
+ the tdst. where she will remain for the
I her husband IN Twin Falls, Ida. where
/ he has located in business.
/ Mrs. G. +. SDlilman left Wednesday
morning Tor Ida, New where she vii
( Join her husband. who was formerly tn,
/ proprietor and editor of the Tiutic Minel
! of this city.
/ The annual dance of the volunteer fire
men. given at the Odd Fellows hail las
Monday. was a great social If not a fin
anciaI success The decorations of tn,
[ hall were very tasteful the music goo
and the event was thoroughly enjoyed D,
all present
The card party given by Mr.. and Mrs
Thursday evening. was d very successful
affair About forty guests were invite
/ aud the rooms were decorated In a yer
artistic manner the style being Japanes
/ and Chinese in effect. As host and hos
I tess. Mr.. and Ms GriggS made an en-
prizes a progressive SO were as follows
Z Mrs. Walter Thompson. ladies' first prize
( a gold plated berry spoon. Ed Bonner
/ Eentemen's first prize. silver mate
/ box, Miss Nellie Sullivan and Mr.. Geors
1 CaStleton, consolation prizes.
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hoeI. The musical people of the town
are already planning many affairs in
her special honor.
Mrs. L. Z. Ritter. returned yesterday
from a visit Of d few weeks in San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Erickson an
nounce the engagement of their daugIl-
ter, Leone, to Ernest Anstee. Inc we'd
ding to take place in June
Mrs. Graham z. Putnam will give a
recital for her son John next WedneS-
dav evening at the Ladies Literary
club. John Putnam, who IS a httle
, chan of 9. has been in the study OF
music since he was years Old ana i
considered q prodigy He VIII De as
sisted by Mrs. Alfred Peters with some
vocal selections.
The StrolIers' club viii give recep-
tion to the parents Of the members
next Wednesday evening at their ciuh
rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Fitch OF Mime
apoIfs are visiting Mrs Fitch's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. McMaster, at 10ot
Third street
Miss Trna Walker gave a linen show
er Yesterday for Miss Alice StlInneL
The decorations were in hearts. and
+ba guests were. Miss Edith Hunter
Miss Mabel Crowley, Miss Halle Fan
ren Miss Veta Morris, Miss Myre
Sowles. Miss May Crossfeld, Miss Jen-
ME CrossfieId- Miss Minnie Wingate
Miss Judith Evans. Miss R TollUCk
Miss Catherine MOffst, Miss Annie Ad-
doms. Miss Bessie Williamson, Mis-.
| Cutler and Miss May Crane
| Miss Jessie Pasket, who graduated
/ from the l. d 5. I. this spring, leave!
/ for her home in Henefer, Utah, today
|
| Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Ritter annOunc
! the engag cement of their daughter. Fl
/ sic. to Tracy Y Cannon Inc mafflaB
! viii not take place till the autumn
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cirb Yesterday at her home After
the regular business meeting, tea was
served and d social hour was passed
Miss Lenore Samson VIII go to Port
land for the summer early next week
Mrs. q. W. Shores entertained the
Five Hundred card club at her home
Friday afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. 4. L. HoppaUgh. Mrs. Heber Lee
and Mrs. ~ j shores.
Mrs r. F. culver will give a linen
shower Thursday afternoon for Miss
Ada west
Mrs r G. 8IcNiece entertained the
pupils of the Collegiate institute and
those Of Westminster college at her
home Friday evening
The teachers of the Union school
gave banquet at the school Friday
afternoon as a compliment to Princi-
pal w. :. Wallace, who IS leaving the
school room this year to enter a new
business The only outside guest
present was Mrs. Wallace, and at the
close Of the refreshments Mrs Jennie
Needham made a presentation speech.
giving Mr.. Wallace a handsome set of
brushes suitably engraved.
The Misses Retta and Gertrude Hey
sick entertained a number Of their
friends at their home last Thursday
evening. The evening was pleasantly
spent in games and music, after which
"A dainty repast was served The guests
/ present We're: Misses Hazel Wilkin-
I son. Julia Miller, Laura Parry, Beth
/ SkillhOrn. Myrtle MacKnight- Messrs-
AdOlph QuiSt. Byron Childs, VIII Scott
( Aubrey Hooper. Norman Simpson
! Stanley Hooper and Gerald Terrence
|
/ Mrs. ". F. Adams viii give two
/ small luncheons on Friday and Satur-
/ day of this week
! r G. Woodward of New York spent
/ last Monday in the city, the guest Of
( Mrs Egbert Roberts Mr. woodward
( Is known as having married one 81
! Salt Lakes bellies Of former days, Miss
I Lucy Young.
Madame Fox of Chicago viii be here
the latter part Of June to spend some
/ time with her pupil, Miss Agatha BeTk-