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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

DIRECTOR MHTs compLETGLT ExonEHATEs CHIEF AS.
SAVER VINO OF KNOWLEDGE ADAMS ALLEGED CRIME

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1G.-Dl-
rector Of MINIS George y. Roberts
and Frank A. Leach. superintendent
Of the San Francisco mint. returned
this morning from Seattle, where
they Investigated the alleged de
falentiona Of George 4. Adams. "a
former trusted employe.
Roberts said Wings retirement
IL due 90 exposures Ia the office of
the mint AZ Seattle There Is not
the slightest suspicion entertained
that Wing had any knowledge Of
what was going on. Immediately
after my arrival he called upon me
and rendered his resignation.
10 appreciated the fact that he
could not escape the official re-
aponalhlliiy for what had transplfed
Tho matter Of selecting his sue
eessOr Is left entirely 10 the preHi-
dent. who undoubtedly will confer
with the Washington delegation In
congress
In the meantime l.. y. kerfoot. Of
the San Francisco mint. IL tempo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec. ie.-Did you
ever lightly toss n bunch OF violets
over the footiightH 90 Mime. Nordieaf
Perhaps in a Hoberer moment sou
regretted your impulsive act. think
Ing she cared nauEht Tor your flow
erH
II may please you 10 know that
whether your pesies were accom-
panied b. n card. or were humhly
sent anonymously. TO the great
opera singer. each one was tender
- carcssed by the gentle. symra-
thetic fingers Of Lillian Nordica.
with her arms loaded down with
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a flowery mass Sordica always re-
turns from wherever she sings. BE
the hour far into the morning. she
never sleeps until each flower has
been placed in water and personally
arranged in a vase.
The first duty she performs IN tho
morning IS TO attend To her floral
gifts. one posy after another il
taken from the vase. its stem ulpped
by a sharp pair OF scissors. and then
Il is laid aside 10 later take It's place
among ifs fair companion in fresh
water. No other hand than Nordi-
cas- f. ever allowed TO care for or
arrange her flowers.
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CALL FOR BIDS

who wants 10 supply Juice" 90
run over the new wiring Of Vac
King county court house and INV
mine the halls of luallee7
Bids were csiied for by the eonn-
y commissioners yesterday after
noon Co fWuiah illuminating cleo
tricity. The Seattle Electric com
nany. which secured the contract
for re. wiring Tho o'd building al.
ready haa force Of men at work.
aud some OF the offices and court
rooms will be accommodated with
electric lights within the next 80
days. II will be twice as long. how
ever, before the work will be com
pleted.
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rarllY In charge "
Roberts will leave tomorrow for
the east
Wing Still in Charge.
At the local assay office today II
wa stated. and stated emphstiealiy,
that Frederick A Wing 10 still in
charge Of the office. and that no
official notice. or Announcement
from Roberts. had been received
placing Kerfoot In temporary
charge.
Kerfoot himself stated that he
had received no word from Roberts
10 that effect and said that hs
merely had charge Of the ingeati-
CATION Of Adams books. and that
Wing was still chief Of the local as
say office.
Calvin T. Villas. candidate for
Wings position. said today that he
had heard nothing as yet from
Washington concerning his can
dldacy. but that he was expecting 70
hear from Senator plies al any
time.
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NV YORK sTocKs.

Amalg. Copper. ioi rs. 100 50. ief.
Am. Sugar, isi7-s. las 50, l5i rs.
Brook. r.. T., 81 SIS. Ss7-s. sol Ia.
Metropol.. i2i i-2. 1i9 Ia. 12o.
L. s. Steel 3Sl-2. IS. Ssi-2
u. $, s.. pfd., los SIS. ioi rs. los.
Atehison. SIS lis, 81 i-2, 81 la.
II. & o.. lis, 1885,. il23-s
Can. Pac.. ia Ia. 17s1-2. i731-2.
Erie. 478-a, 47l-2, Ei-2.
l.. 4 N, i52 SIS, ISL 50. ibs.
Mo. Pac.. les is. 102 Ia. 102 rs.
Penn. lei SIS. l41. lfi.
Reading. iss 1-2, lS7 IL. 1871 81.
Rock Island. % IS. % Is. 20 SIS.
south. Pac.. 6S7-S. &C s-t. G. 1-2.
81. Paul, iS0 Is, l79 lis. l7s Sd.
Union pae.. it5 SIS. IA. IA SIS.
M cent 175 -.
y. y. Cent. 1t71zs. Ii6 SIS. lac Is
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49, naroRa coMrANY

A HOME FOR THE ASKING
g gsa-At - per month without any
initial paIment aesn % 10
d0Nu ami 81 Per month vii bus
q new modern cottage - fhfsr
large foatus completely plumb
ed within ~ minutes II the
business center. oH Frsdsd and
sides aiked street high and haNs
tnH = maTuifirient view East
Queen Anne hiii
Z l1tlssftH monthly payments uF \ small
hnlouut each and ataaii monthly
pafuasnts Ntii buy fnedsfn.
practically new aud substantial.
- built 4sfanm home on axi93
lot nm Eraaesi. nideMaiked nnn
severed street ettkiu hair
block - The ear fairly eiass in
on - ili.eff "a in ballard
O. no t4n cash Hnd - per month wiii
buy = hsautifai well built ssrNufn
cottage. heated with hot water.
u The pr.furst part Il fhe
broadway Distract. surrounded
With fine hnfBrs II ia al enps-
etaiip coed boy.
fSvEEroRs COMPANY.
Phone Main iN ~ Columbia St
= lots on MAGNOLIA BLurF AT
4 nAHaAtN GLOBE TO CAR AND
CITY WATER
- lots All. CLEARED AND :.
ROOM HOUSE 4 MILE FROM
CAB Fi,SsE VIEW ar QUEEN
GAiNf mis- PROPERTY IN
CHEAPER THAN ACRE TRACTS
PRICE 3 90 10 CASH. BALANCE
g. PAR MONTH.
y C nYERs a co
zu-8 ARCADE uLDG.
NJ WIGHT 4 Co.
rs Hsiisy HldE
Real Estate tsHAug AMI Insurance.
Phone Main III
FoR BALE
s. 20 Modern tsrunm cottage good
repair. . Thomas st. near nst Ave-.
This - far heia~ market price. own
o 100 broom madfrn house. corner
DOT coed locHfiau. on ear line fBs
down. balance monthly.
EsfD4G Corner ileKff6. one block frnm car
81 asl-ei4 acres lake front. east side
n Lake Washluktou. beautiful view
city. lake and mountains.
u.ioo ipe down. SIS per month for
cottage and lot on Eighth Ave
West. near Howe 81. queen Anne
rirzqERAf'p 4 MELVILLE.
- Lumber Exchange Ia
HOWARD " LEWIS a CO.
] ard Hslier uioek
Established lisa.
s a 20 large ." Il, on mn Ave- "' near ear
~HKwt Columbia All street improve
mcnts paid for n fun
- o. acre Hercs water front on
eNNrer Island fine coil terms Of -
tcsf balance In ! and year at 6
Psf cent.
Property around woodland Park IL
iuArraeluE NJ rapidly Ia value but
yssI few people arc keeping pace
With t. We have a very desirable
aero tract ~ that location for $40
on tsrmH. II YOU are ambitious 20
make money you viii investigate
WEST 4 WHEELER
Colman Bldg. ni First Ave.
Lot Soxioo. Groom house. small barn.
handy to car. price $50
aEO. ". DUNLAP.
- Union Block or Dunlap station. on
old Hentou car line lie
a HOME FREE.
Just give your wife 400 and then iit
per month and u won't be long until
she will give you the deed 10 a.
MfNsifiP HWOS
Room 80 coimHn HidE.
FOR SALE
fsQoa-NenFiY new 7-rpom house. rooms
plaafeFed. ? csfied. lot f0Nih0. excel
lent soil. 8 choice bearing fruit trees,
handy 10 Mndifou car line.
bAHTO. Room Union Blk. =
YOUR CHOICE 90 four different
styles of houses NJ Hiliman'a Mead
ow Gardens, payments OF SO per
month. We viii furnish one year n
wood TO parties buying at once.
Mnlnr al ln md hmmaan are Mum D.
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CHRIS 7 MAS
FOR POOR

Have you yet donated anything
towards a Christmas dinner for the
eity'a poor this Year,
II you have not. and have spare
gold piece. or a dollar. or even a
dime 10 give. send ~ 20 Captain j.
u. B0yea. 7t4 jefferson st., OF 10
Mrs. Eva Watson. sl0g Washington
ST. 8.
They are receiving funds for the
/ 500 dinner baskets the Volunteers
OF America desire "a send out on
Christmas. A long list Of those un-
fartunatea who are sick or out OF
employment has been procured, aud
the Volunteers will undertake TO
feed 300 OF them.
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WHY DON'T You go cut now and
near the new Everett intcfufhHu.
The road viii soon be- finished as far
ah this property. and sou know how
that will make prices jump, come
"a the office aud get "A plat and fun
particulars
ROBERT MALrHY.
aia-giNsati Alaska HidR. III
a FINE MY.
10 acres 81 best alder land IN King
county. Graded roads. sidewalk 90
CAT. only - minutes ride Go Pioneer
SQUARE. price tito per acre. GA very
easy terms.
CHARLES y. ApAMH
30 cuiman iiidK.
NEW Plat EAST RtVERToN GAR.
bAA TRACTS. DIV. NO 2
tao0 for full acre tracts. large water
front tracts cleared and ready FOR
crop from 500 20 $40 "a tract. terms
so canh ard s. per month
q. n Nlciioi-A ~ Union Hik
BARGAIN YOUR ACRES. level land.
good sail nearly all cleared. rev o.
room house. barn aud chicken house /.
Few minutes walk from ear q. 60.
easy terms
ROBERT MAITnY.
aia-st- "a Alaska BLDG III
ACREAGE, Security Savings a safe
nepoHit Co. iia Seneca If
Real Eststs-certiausd.
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

c. N. Lehndrott, cigar store. sts
Second avenue.
Quaker prua Store, iota First svs
ehue.
y. \. Mullen, SET Ballard avsnue.
opposite city hall,
FresAcnt Drug Co. Ewing street
and : fSrnont avenue.
Thes. Harris, at Restoifies, Zen.
ton.
ttA2 Eastlaks. Eastlaks DRUG Co.
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The MARKETS
Vssetabls.

Vegetables
Beans dry, per cwt 8 Ga3 =; No.
l. small whites AS. choice whites.
pa. large whites. iai PINK
beans. s. e. hayo beans ttW; beetss
per sack. 81 o.. parsnipa. per raek
CO. carrots per sack 8se. turntps
per sack. &C. lettuce, per box, us.
caulifluwcF. per daz, sl-&: garlic, per
-. 6. native green peppers. per box
q s parsley. per dnR. &c. squash. per
IT, nc. pumpkins. pr 10. &c. cabbage.
per 10. ie. tomatoes. per box. lbeuti.so;
s s. PEI dog. ioa-se s IS plant at,
doe. White river POTATOES, ton fiaHlt.
sweet potatoes. fuq lbs S2aN. yellow
banker onions. cwt, t.asul 81 NJ alis
Waila onions. sack. nc cpcumnerH.
dos. ScUti -. Yakima fancy potatoes.
per ton 2&u2u. cranhcrrieas per hhi'
tiz5o. Bell peppers, t2sa2so; Gran
berries. per crate. s6.
Fruits.
Tig-. per case. ts-ib bricks, uH;
sesdless figs. ie-lh cartons. 81. Sous 80;
white figs. per ID. 6lfeizc. lemons.
per case. s. tQu5.oQi Ncnatchee apntes,
per box, h-ltMt2be: bananas bunch ~
= 7spioo native apples. box. egcUt 81 ..
Cal CravensteinA. PER box iecpts.s5.
parent apples, per box. ftlec. Grow
apples, per box. 81. lsuloo; fancy APP
pies per box. tCHA~VNs ounce PER
box. 81 0odi2b pears. per box. sbc9
Nm. native pears. per box. t.u. tgs.
sack. per III &c. MuEcat grapes, per
crate, 81 snzfi. 20. Concords. i0-lb eas-
kcf. 25ff55c scedless Sultana grapes.
per crate, 81 o.: Tokav grapes, per
crate, It's. Blacks. crate. 81 sol Is.
Hawaiian pincapples, per dog. 1900
80. huckleherries. per 10. &c, cocoa
nuts, per doz, Ndssc. Cat honey. per
comb, 1--we. nectartnes. per box. DC;
pommsgFanates. per box. fao; Jap
oranges, per bundle, N-za. two crates
In each bundle.
Eggs.
con, per dox N4ate, Eastern. per dor,
Ranch eggs, per doz., &utoc. ore
e64gic.
Butter and Cheese.
Washington creamery, per ID, SOC
Eastern creamery. bricks, per 10, &c ,
Eastern tub. per 10, 2t025c. cooking
per H. ihaftSc. ranch butter per 10
iantSc. Wisconsin cheese, twins per 10,
Ice cream brick. per ih, Ice, lin
burger. per 10. isc; block swiss. per III.
lie young American cheese. per III.
Ice.
Sugar.
Dry grnuulnted, sacks, per 100 lbs,
g. 60. fruit graduated. sacks per iel
lbs $50. beet per sack s. 90. Golden
{. per sset. s. 10. Extra (. per sack.
g. Ia
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Acreage For ssis


fANNrA ittls IitAtIbf
NtAR BALLARD AND RHAit.
HifAT'ftE cry LIMITS
ONLY fhtH UiuekH FROM
can LINE
FINE fliGiflsAND H0TL. NEAR
~ CLEARED. PRICE 500
iEH ACRE. Will MAKE
TERMS
VIE SECURED ONLY ~ ACRES
or RUS NEARLY CLEARED
LAND. AND A GOOD ruH.
TtuN OF THIS ttAA Al
READY HEEk SOLD.
TEN ACRES 81 600
Just north If Green Lake. on Main
county road near big mill. good
alder land. with stream through
H. LOOK INTO THIS.
PETITE A SON.
Arcade iilds, 1913 asd Ave.
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\. A. Miller. recently convicted o.
grand larceny Ia having robbed
trunks iu a lodging house. was this
morning sentenced 10 three year
term In the penitentiafy By Judge
Griffin
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II you want lots CHEAP close IN. with
city water. come To Southeast Seattle
today Prices are only 500 up to
taH until the work on the jackson
street regrade heglns $50 down,
i2o0 per month After the rsaradc
these lots will eel for 100 10 40.
only " minutes ride on Washington
street car % Southeast Seattle. OF
flca At station
tt
800 TO $50. EASY TERMS
Cleared lots oxiao along Rainier Val
Iey boulevard. inside city limits and
l. minutes ride from First Ave.
Jackson 81. reFradc. now assured. IL
boosting values Ia this district what
will happen when the work beEinsg
Get IA II you want Go make some
money while you sleep.
r NJ JORDAN.
500 2nd Ave. corner Columbia St
Both Phones. 81. II
muNDREps or PEOPLE have been
made happy IN the last - days in
HiILMAN's MEADOW GARDENS
hY purchasing land already cleared
and gruhbcd After first small pay
ment this land will pay for Itself
from cropa raised, Remember they
are all ready for the pillow TRACTS
OVER 800 FEET LONG. Gene
quick. Duwamish Bridge. new Rem
ton line.
REAL ESTATE
We have leo lots in the city % bal
lard price ranging from SIS 90 81 per
lot. Terms $40 down. 8 30 per month.
per cent interest. These lots have
beautiful view over the town and
sound.
Lots on nth, 18th and 18th Ave. n In
the north broadway district from ttfn
to $50 per lot Terms &ln down and
$40 per month
hilONaKOG 4 ERICKSON,
40 Washington Bldg.
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we WILL G.VE
HIserlHi Inducements % a sincere home
seeker upon exceptionally we'll plan
ned and NrlshuNf Groom Rouse
beautifully situated with every mod
rfu convenience. and broom cot
tAEr q same description.
Hilr'hHaef vii have advantage 81
street improvements mos under way.
which VII Increase value " this
property in uFxi few weeks.
Please call Ia person.
SECURITY SAVINGS a sAFE
DEPOSIT CO.
llz seneca.
.
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AuCrloNEElts AND APrHAIaERs
y. W, Taylor Company. general auc-
loncurH. Eighteen years experience
in irNesfY aud Reurrai merchandise
business Sales fakaH ~ Washing.
ton oregon, California and adiolHs
iuF atalss and british Columbia Al
drgas sis Eleventh Ave. NJ g.. uf
phone Ind u at&t Seattle, Wash. All
business confidential
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Poultry.
Dressed chicken. per 10. iec. live
chickens. n. l2isc, spring chickens.
per u. iSci old hens. per ~. lsc.
turkeys per 10, sc, geese. per 10, lsc;
ducks. pr Ia. isc. Wild duckseiao shrd
ducks. per 10. lac. old ROSTERS. Sc.
Meats.
Dressed steers per 10. Sisffee: dressed
mutton. Ti4HSc; dressed pork. SIC:
l ,s.. veal sgiis; heavy veal .A,Iss
per ewt; i've sheep, fioo per ewt; 1.-Two
hogs. "a per cWt. live veal. s. eeo
i0 per cwt; live lamhs s--sS3.0 per
Reported for The star by Down.
ing. Hopkins a Co. brokers. Alaska
building.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
May. IS rs. SITS. SIS
July. 81 Ssi-l. Sass.
Dec. IS SIS, st7-s. IS.
Corn
Dee. 45s-S
Dec. old. ~.
May. ale. ais. Gas.
July. ass.
Oats
Dec. so3-4
May. It's. ss1-4. SIS.
July, 80 81.
Pork
Jan. 1909.
May. 1923. 1922. 1926.
Liverpool wheat closed. Dec. GO
II I'D. May 6s 10 SID.
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AUCTION AAtE OF MOST nLE
CANT FURNITURE EVER or
fEitEn no A SEATTLE PUBLIC
D., O. HtCkHNTON HAS RECEfN-
I'D INSTRUCTIONS FROM Mrs
q. l. HOLMES To SILT or
TUESDAY, nEeEM USER ~. At 10 ~
SHARP az the residence 1876 boyle
ton Ave. take t'ike and broadway
ear, get of at Prospect. walk three
blocks west tifuHH aud enamel beds.
extra fine mahoEans bed set cost
tAao, hirdHrNa maple dresHsrn ana
cummudra, white curisd hair mat.
tfvHH. Eoldrn oak ltsfant extension
table. sidehoufd aud china closet.
hficeasbrac, purtirrcn. davenport Up
fiEht plane. epst tsup. makers krhrs
Esf a sons. mahogany deck. tniaid
table. easy chairs. marble buats
bronze psdrstAls fine camera. ebony
cabinet extra fine steel ruEfaVinEn.
music box. Turkish rugs. rugs. car
pets. rurioh. Ohio steel range also
extra fine heainhin coat cost 81 CO.
y. ~ hickrftou. aus tiuneef. Lunch
provided nn day 81 sale. Phones
Main iuet Ind 1871.
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ror ssls-Rsai Estate
FHHH
rHHa
taaas
HrH
FH
%DO9

% 8OO
aHssstss
For e tot IN GenrRetawu IL sew
srai times daHrer than e one
hair acre tract fnf SO The
lgis that are eeinE sold for
SO % 80 are only = feet
frontage while the tracts wa
offer you are nearly a whole
block ia size and the land IL
ali cleared aad ready 60 build
on
!, iisa beautifully. ana The View
~ fine.
This lard is Just across the
street from the Seattle Eiee-
trio ComrahYs new ftasa
plant. where GO men will be
employed The car service i
fine an the new Hsnfnn tine
and II minutes iH the time
from Pioneer Square 10 the
lard
Several tracts are hsinw sold
each day. 80 don't wait long.
assssfss
A. RoniNsos.
81 Alaska nidn
sssssfsH
Hsssssss
ssssssfs
ssssssss
ssaHss-s
ssssssss
sssss.ss
s.as+fss
LEWIS. LITrLEFIEiD co.
We have iarse number q fine lots
10 brooklyn Addition. close "a the
kfnta University KruuuaN 40 very
iaN prices. RiRsH average sf1ia. and
prices run frUm fao upwards.-=N
o. 80 Nira house = rooms and hath.
on iaf tNin 20 an alley. walk
lnK distance ffon town Easy
LEWfs-LITTLEFIEfD CO.
Real Estate. Hentaias Insurance
Halter BldE.
GEORGE ,. MEAcHIAM.
ziassii Nss York Xix
Acreage. Real Estate Rentals.
GAH wf serve NuuT
Main is1t. T. tao
Two fine corner lots. With unotstruei-
ed hay view. foe sale. fka. on easy
terms Phone -aa
SACRIFICE SALE
Three nrfas. foot lots on second hfl.
block and \ half from the best car
line in the city. together with q is-
ruutn house. Nass. can make terms
The lots alone are worth the price
asked fer the property.
TIE REALTY SECURITY CO,
~ 50 Boston nix
Main SAs. Ind. 2Ss.
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Pariors 1. 2, 2. 4 s and 9. Union
block. one door aouth % MacDougnll
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rarlly In charge
Roberts Will leave tomorrow for
the east
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Taa 80 sen 800 C . a be-
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Fer Ren,--ltoussksepirp Rooms
t'nur iarEr faruiahcd rooms taf house
kvenluH. . nafior bedrooms board II
wanted ErHnd View finest rauma in
citN without exception. Madison ear.
Elli If
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The leading employment agents Make
ass specially IN furnishing help for
r. r logging camps and aaN mills
We also have few bargains in room
ing houses. FeSfa urants aud cigar
stands. Call AZ 1ilts list So. Phone
Main 1895. A ad9.
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Physician. srd Surgeons

DIR enAMngHA. az Alaska hldG
10th phones.
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Or DALTON, t7 Arcade. ahln dis.
eases only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

Reported for The star by Down.
ing. Hopkins a Co, brokers. Alaska
building.
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Aue,lon sale.

EllsfER6 i.adles failorns Gollys,
Na-sit Eitcl hidg Phone, Main s1as
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RICHEIEID

Mr. and Mrs J Oscar Anderson of Cen
trsI were RiChfield visitors this week
Joseph J. Jensen and wife left Thursda q
morning for Salt Lake. from there tTTVy
viii go to Los Angeles. over the new Sail
Lake route to visit relatives They ex-
pect TO be gone about a month.
Miss Mabel Madsen of Mt. Pleasant
who has been here for some time re-
turned to her home Friday
Mrs. Flora Horne came down from Salt
Lake Friday to visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. s Horne. Mrs. NJ l.
Bean who has been in the city for some
time. accompanied her home.
Robert Hanks Of New York is again
visiting Richfield after an absence OF
something like Il year. He is the guest OF
MI and Mrs Alfred AclzerSOn.
Grandma NJ L Kenney and Mrs. I.Ote
kenney went to Salt Lake Sunday. where
they viii visit relatives
Mrs. a. l. Jensen of MorOni is here Wis
ltinE with the POuisOns, to whom she is
related. this week.
Mrs Mile Hansen went TO Aurora
Tuesday in the interest Of the NJ I. A.
fair, which will be held this fall in this
city.
William Outzen returned home from
Logan Sunday. where he has been the
past school year at the 4. g. L.
Miss Fairy Davis who has been visit
ing with Mrs H c. Gentry and family
for the past couple Of weeks, returned 10
Salt Lake Monday.
District Attorney J. II Erickson re-
turned from PangUitch Monday. where he
has been attending the district court
Mrs. l. f. JOTgensOn left Sunday for Mt
Pleasant to visit with her parents, Mr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21

mon was elected a delegate to the con
Fentlon of the Utah Federation Of Wo-
men Clubs. TO be held at Soriugville.
and Mrs H ) Kerr was selected as the
alternate
Mr.. and Mrs John Parry Of Spring
Vile spent the week in Manti with reIa-
tives.
AR. and Mrs. Isaac 5 Hiatt Of Pavson
were IN manu during the week visiting
friends
George MenIove OF Payson and Nellie
Jespersen OF Goshen were united in mar
rage Wednesday at the temple
MIS- Angus Lambert returned TO her
nome in the metropolis Monday last
Thomas hearns and VIII MetcaH OF
Gunnison spent several days in Manti
this week.
President Lewis Anderson and his
daughter Mabel spent couple Of DAYS fn
salt Lake this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Reynolds Of
SpringEiiie spent several days in Manti
attending TO temple work.
sunday evening the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Alfred Alder was taken possession
or BY number of friends. The occasion
was in honor of Mrs Alder who has
reached Der fiftieth year. There were
present 100 of the relatives of Mrs. Alder.
who Is a member Of the numerous Cox
FAMILY. Tables were spread and eatabIeS
were plentiful. Music, recitations songs
ana oid-time chat were the evening 5
programme.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21

week OF Mr.. and Mrs ". D. Myers Of
this city
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan. accompanied by
her daughter MaTcella, left this afternoon
friends.
Mayor James D Stack and Fred Turner
returned Thursday evening from Salt
Lake, where they had attended the ses-
sion Of the grand lodge of the \ o. L
W; as representatives from OQuirrh
lodge No. Is
The Carnation Embroidery club was
very pleasantly entertained last Wednes-
day afternOOn at the home of Mrs Colo
mel Dan Martin.
John SandersOn and Miss Nellie Low
ney were quietly married last Wednes-
day by the Rev. Father O DonOhue Miss
Alice LOwney- a sister Of the bride was
maid Of FOnOr and James Larsen acted
IN the capacity Of best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. William LoWney the parents of the
bride entertained the young couple after
the ceremony.
John HannIfin Of Eureka was united in
marriage last Monday at the county seat
TO Miss Dean Taylor of Freedom Utah.
The young couple will reside in Eureka.
Bishop Daniel Connolly performed the
wedding ceremony uniting Charles H.
Cropf and Bertha +. Gardiner. in the
presence Of q few friends. After d short
honeymoon in Salt Lake CITY the young
couple VIII return to Eureka and take up
their residence.