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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
kAYSNlLlE.

a farewell party in honor of Herbert
smith was given under the auspices OF
tho kaysville amusement committee IN
the music hall Monday evening and was
very largely attended. Mr.. Smith left
Wednesday for Chicago and will labor
as missionary in the northern states.
Two hundred and fifty invitations to
the wedding reception to follow the mar
rage of Miss Pearl Layton and Walter
w. Stewart have been issued this week.
the event is TO take place in the Music
hall next Thursday evening. The mar
riage ceremony will be performed In the
Salt Lake temple on Thursday, Nov. %.
Miss Pauline Owen. former KaysVllle
girl, who now resides In Downey, Ida,
will be married next Wednesday 10
George Ware of Downey, and the cou-
pie will make their home there.
Miss Nettie Smith of Centerville and
Albert c. Warren OF Kaysville were mar
ried on Wednesday,
The Sewing club met yesterday at the
home of Misses Maggie and Mamie Lay
ton and spent pleasant afternoon.
n kitchen shower for Miss Pearl Lay
ton was given on Friday at the Kays-
vile hotel.
Miss Myrtle Owen will leave tomorrow
for a visit in DOwney, Ida.
George Swan left yesterday for ldaho
Falls and other points in the north, 70
b. gone a few weeks.
Miss Grant of Woods Cross has been
spending a week here with her brother,
Dr. ]. II. Grant
Mrs. Nemmie Taylor-sm went 10
Idaho Falls yesterday.
Mrs. Fred r. Bennett left yesterday to
visit with her sister, Mrs. Leah Arnold,
at Corinne.
John c. Owen and wife were visitors
to Salt Lake yesterday.
Miss Mary Lee of Woods Cross and
Thomas ]. Eggett Of Bountiful were
married Wednesday and Will make their
home in Bountiful.
Mrs. Paul ThOmassen returned from q
visit 10 Logan on Monday.
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LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Smith cele-
brated their fifteenth wedding anniversa-
~ on Saturday evening by entertaining
a party of their friends. n fine supper
was served and IL was followed by social
chat, games. etc, that rounded out a
very pleasant evening.
Mrs. William Brangham entertained at
dinner on Sunday in honor of Mrs. Ella
Yeatman Of San Francisco.
J. l.. Ross of Pueblo, Colo, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. n r. Moore and Mrs. Ella Yeat-
man left on Tuesday for Salt Lake City
where they viii spend several days in
visiting friends, after which Mrs. Yeat-
man will return 70 her home IN san
Francisco.
Miss Amy Johnson Of this city and W.
]. Hawkes. OF Pocatello we're united in
marriage in this city on Wednesday, and
in the evening big reception was ten
dered the welded pair at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
& Johnson.
\ chicken pie social given by the ladies
OF the Presbyterian church on Friday
the past week.
.. p. Felt Of Salt Lake City visited
Logan friends this week.
Arnold r. Leasing, Il we'll known citi-
zen or Troy. y. y. spent the greater part
of the week in Logan and vicinity visit
ing old friends.
The Sorosis girls of the 4. c. are plan
ming for grand ball 10 I've given shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs H. J. De Witt are at
home again after an extended stay with
friends in Soda Springs, Ida.
Mrs. L. L. Petersen entertained on
Wednesday evening in honor of her
eau Nter, May, who is here on a visit.
Judge Maughan returned home this
week after an absence Of several DAYS
in Rich county.
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EUREKA.

John Keaton was a Payson visitor Sun
day.
NJ. L. Clarity is visiting Eureka friends.
John T., Hayes made trip 10 the cap
ital last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Dittmer visited Salt Lake
last Tuesday.
Mrs. George Theriot is in Provo visit
ing her parents.
James Ryan was in PaySon last sun
day visiting his family.
L. G. Peterson came out from the cap
ital last Monday evening.
Mrs. George Proctor returned last Mon
day after short visit with friends in
the valley.
A daughter was born TO the wife. of
Matt Newman last Wednesday.
George Hodgins OF Salt Lake City is
out visiting his old friends in Tintic.
Mrs. Joseph WiTthtiu returned on
Thursday from a few days visit in Zion.
On Tuesday Mrs. Margaret Sheehan and
Mrs. John Murphy visited the capital.
AlTs. Grant ShWisher is entertaining her
mother, who came from Montana few
weeks ago.
William Hite has been very III during
the past week and is confined to his
home,
Miss Mary Sullivan returned wednes-
day from Butte Mont, where she had
been visiting friends.
Mrs. George r. Carlson arrived here
from SpTingville last Wednesday. Mr..
Carlson is employed here. and they win
take up their residence permanently in
Eureka.
Mrs. c. Z. Hush returned last Tues
day from the capital. where she had been
called on account of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Denis Sullivan.
Grove CHESHIRE. a former resident of
this camp. returned last Sunday after an
absence Of over three years. Mr. Ches-
bro will probably remain in Eureka
where he has Il host al friends.
The local lodge OF Eiks last Tuesday
again proved themselves the best OF en-
tertaincrs, the occasion being a grand
social dance at the Odd Fellows han. A
large crowd was present all parts of the
district being represented. The decOra-
tons we're cry fine the hall being
draped with the Colors of the order
purple and whitc-and with the national
flag and colorS 4 delightful claret
punch was served. rs was also lemonade
ana each lady was presented with a
beautiful bo'Wet of carnations. The AT
fair was great social success and the
various committees certainly did their
work well. Supper was served by Shib-
ley.
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STATE SOCIETY
PARK CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welsh returnevd
nome 70 the Park Tuesday morning.
IL w, sherman was isitor in Salt
-, Leo Talbot was a Salt Lake visitor
arrangements are all but completed for
S..e minstrel show 10 be given by the
members of the Park City Score club
III the Dewey theatre, Dec. S.
Miss Marvel Wilson and Sperr.- How
ara were Clnetiy married at the home
OF the brides mother Tuesday after
Mrs. Walden and daughter Lizzie were
sFEaonS the outgoing passengers Thursday
s. 1. Radon and son Sam were in
NoalFiile this week on business.
,Mrs. NJ. Hetke and Harold CrossfieId
5 5i', ana carried out a very pleas
AM surprise party on Miss Teresa
beahln sister of Mrs. Hetke. Wednesday
SSNfuills' the occasion. being the young
sIddS 5 twsnty-sccond birthday. The
IiSihDtrS or the Score club and their
iddles were present and the evening was
very Pleasantly spent by all.
Miss May Bailee entertained the mem
NE oil the o. \. o. club at her home
Ralph Watson spent Sunday in the
Shairk with his sister, Mrs. Dan b.
Miss Bessie Wilson and Rev. D. Q.
9rabill entertained the Whist club Tues
gay evening at the horoe of the former
4ilSht refreshments were served and u
Jolly evening was spent by all.
Mrs. Holland and daughter returned
nome from the city Thursday morning
after short visit
The. concert given in the l. d. 5.
tHuFch Monday evening BY the Utah
quartette was quite we'll attended ard
was much enjoyed.
James NJ. Lockhart is visiting in the
flty win his family. who are no Wmak-
ilS, that place their home.
Inc ladies OF the O. r. 5. held a 500
Siat session in their lodge room Mon
10y evening. \ short programme was
served
Mrs. j. \. Smith and family left this
week Tor salt Lake, where they will
make their home
ne grand ball given Tuesday evening
IN The Maple hall by the local lodge of
the NJ. ". Of y was quite we'll attended
and much enjoyed.
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MI. PLEAsANI.

j. W. seely, a prominent resident of
Emery county. has been in this city
during the week.
Thomas Brady. postmaster. of the To-
cal oItice, has been salt Lake visitor
this Eeek.
Mrs. a. II. Maiben is spending the
week u Salt Lake City, visiting reia-
tives who reside there.
Andrew ]. Peterson and y. spens went
IN 70 Salt Lake early in the week.
Miss Maud Alfred went 20 salt Lake
This week. She win NOT return at pres
Peter Monson and James Monson and
Mrs. Hans PoulsOn went 10 Clear Creek
this week, going via the mountain route.
having been called there by the seri-
Gus illness Of Peter Monson, jr.
+. j. Conrad, who years ago was a
p.omlnent resident OF this county. came
down this week from his present home
IN La Grande, Ore, aud is spending the
week az chester, where his old home
Miss Eleanor Peterson came down from
time.
Mrs. Mary Christensen went to salt
Lake Wednesday to spend the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter spent sew
eral days in salt Lake this week. re-
turning Thursday
Mayor H. c. Beaumann is in Salt Lake
10 remain several weeks
Carl Gunderson and wife left Monday
10 be away all winter. the former go
ing TO the West deserts to remain. and
nc idttcI BOluB 10 PolSf, lQl.. Wnere
she has relatives. with whom she will
remain until spring
h. G. Jensen and r. Whitaker went
to Salt Lake Monday on short business
trip.
". .. Candland returned Friday from
salt Lake, where he had spent the
Web Greene went to Salt Lake Fri
day at attend a meeting OF the Lewis
and Clark commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neils Syndergaard came
down from Murray this week 10 attend
the funeral of Peter Syndergaard. who
was a brother
John j. Watson came in from Clear
Lake this week and remained a few
Charley Johansen is over from his
nome IN Emery county. He viii return
by way of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
MANTI.

The following marriage licenses have
been ISSUED during the week by Cuun t.
clerk Anderson; sidney Curtis and Mary
\. Andrews. OF Wavue county. Utah.
James Nelson Of Chester and ClarissT
BlaiR Of Spring CITY: Richard Hansen
and Olive Olsen both of EphralIn
George W. Stringham Of Thurber aud
Mary +. whitney Cf Lewiston, Cache
county: Joseph Olsen and Dora Melior.
both OF fayette. Delbert G. Harris ef
Manu and Orilia 3. okerlund of Loa.
Wayne county Utah. John 2. Aaguard
and Mary a. Ostler. both of Fountain
Green; Martin Petersen and Elizabeth
Pickett. both Of Gunnison.
Delbert G, Harris of this city and Miss
Orilla B, Okerlund OF Loa. Wayne cern-
", were married al the temple We'd
uesaay. A reception was held at the
home OF the gFOoms mother, where A
number Of relatives and friends gath
cred and eniOyed pleasant time.
The young couple left the next day
Tor Loa. where 2 reception is 10 be
given BY the parents Of the bride Mr.
ard Mrs Ole CkerUnd. The Young Beo-
pc intend making their home in Manti.
The marriage - Joseph Olsen and
Dora MeNOr. Of F7vette was eoiemnized
Il the temple Wedr csdav lest A re-
ception was given. al Fayette at the
home of the brides parents that even
ing. A number OF relatives residing in
Manti ATTENDED
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward okerlund of Loa.
WAYNE county, were here during the
Zelma Westenkow Of Imbler. ore.
came 70 Manti, her former home. a few
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
AMERICAN FORK.

Mrs. Jane Chase spent couple of
days in American Fork this week. the
guest OF Mrs. J. W. Storrs.
\. l. Anderson and Albert Stout of
Salt Lake City spent Sunday visiting IN
American Fork. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs 2. II. Stout.
Mr. and AIRS John McTeaguo Of Mel
rose, Mont. and Mrs Annie Kindred and
daughter Hattie. OF SpringViiie are His-
iting here for few days. the guests
o. Mr. and Mrs. George Storrs.
City Attorney Abel !. Evans OF Lchi
was ! visitor l.. American Fork Thurs
dag.
Friends Of Miss Cenith Chipman win
he pleased 10 learn that she has 50 fa-
recovered from her recent attack of ap-
pendicitis that she viii be brought home
tonight from the hospital where shc Was
taken for treatment.
Mrs. Laura Dunkiey Of Salt Lake City
is visiting with relatives and friends here
Tor . few days.
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PROVO.

Miss Ella SWard and J. +. HiXon. both
OF this city. were married on sunday
by Rev. Johnston at the home OF Alr.
and Mrs Andrew Sward. Light re-
frcshments were served 10 those pres
ent at the ceremony. On Monday a
wedding breakfast was given in their
honor 10 the relatives and q few friends.
NJ. and AIRS. Nixon left Immediately
after for Bingham where Mr.. Nixon Is
engaged in looking after the interests
of the Telluride Power company's in
1frcsts. Both are we'll known iu this
city, Mrs. Nixon being one of Proves
Miss Emma Wood entertained in a
most pleasing manner abe Priscilla Arr
uf MIR. and Mrs. ;. +. EggeTtson. Re-
freshmentS were served.
Mrs; Angus Beebe delightfully."- enter
Fork friends az dinner Sunday at her
new home on the corner Of First South
and Fifth West streets.
Misses Nina Houston and Sadie era
he mspent sunday az American Fork
Mrs. {. Z. Amundsen OF Salt Like is
-'-isins n this city, the guest OF Mrs
Mrs. Walter Startup was the delight
ful hostess at dinner party az her
home on Wednesday y very enjoyable
time was spent
Mrs. Ralph Poulton entertained a few
of her neighbors az dinner Tuesday.
Feasting. and soeiability was the order
OF the day.
MIS- JHTEdu Hansen entertained about
twenty Of her lady friends az her home
Tuesday in honor OF her birthday. Lunch
Waa served.
Mrs. 5. r. Eggertson was the hostess
at a dinner party at her home Monday
In honor OF Mrs e. g. Amundsen OF Salt
Lake. An elaborate dinner was served
and a thoroughly social time enjoyed by
all.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carter of Mt Pleas
ant were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r Hodson on Tuesday
Miss Lizzie Thatcher entertained at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
RIcHFIELD.

Mrs. Charles Erickson went 10 Ephrain
Monday 20 V-slt relatiVeS.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. y. Mcdonald Of Sc
ylerc were down from that place Mon
Mr. and Mrs. p. c. Nelson spent
Sunday in Salina with relatives.
Mrs. Maria Horne left Monda- for a
VISIT with rela tiTes in Castle valley
Mrs. John Hood spent couple of
IIaVs OF the past week with friends il
Mrs, james Edwards want 10 Manti
Monday 10 visit a fe" days with her
parents.
Miss MAJ Thurs;on returned Sunday
from a visit Of several weeks at Kim
Mrs. ] y Williams Of TeasdaIe.
wayne county. left Monday for a visit
10 Nanti and Idaho with relatives
Mrs. Ole Johnson went To Vermilion,
friday. 10 see her mother, Mrs John
Inolmoo. VINO Is quite i'll
M, and Mrs. Ernest Williams and
daughter, Lucy. arrived from salt Lake
Wednesday. Mrs. Williams and daugh-
ter Will remain IN Richfield q few DAYS
the guests Of Mir. ana Mrs. J. NJ. Pc
tersOn.
Peter Jensen ana wife, formerly resi-
dents CT Richfield came down from
oau Lake Wednesday 10 visit rela-
\ marriage license was issued ycstcr-
daY 10 David q. Evans and Miss Persis
Alberta Gates. of Sallna. They were
married By the clerk, Farley Nagley.
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regular weekly meeting at Mrs. Ella
Brithwaits. A pleasant time was had
a grand masquerade ball was given N
Packs pavilion Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis Of Spring
day.
Miss Eliza Greer of this city ard AR
Charles White Of Payson were married
a farewell party Yves given in the
meeting house at Palmyra last Monday
night IN honor OF William T. Monk. who
left for u mission 10 Australia yesterday.
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EPHRAIM.

spending 2 few days In this CITY. tie
guest Of her mother, Mrs. 5. c. Frost.
Mr. and Mrs. G. c, Jensen left Friday
meraing for Nephi. where Mr.. Jensen
VIII assume his position as operator for
the salt Lake Regfes
Thomas S. Lu9d was 4 visitor in Mantl
Mr.. and AfFs. Charles JoRansen are
spending few weeks IN Salt Lake visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Miss Alice Lgnd was a guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Roam Henry, at Manu, on
Friday.
A baby girl was born TO Mr.. ard Mrs
Cannte w. Nielsen Wednesday.
Whitmer Rosauist came home from
Camas. Ida. Friday.
Or. Otto Niolsen was visiting with
friends at Richfield Friday.
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days ago. TO attend the High school.
Floyd Ivie and Hephzebah Z. COMBS,
or Loa and Lyman respectively. were
married at the temple Wednesday.
a baby boy was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Sorensen Monday last. Mrs.
Sorensen recently returned from the l.
ID. 5. hospital in Salt Lake City. where
she went FOR treatment for an injured
eye. which the physicians were COM
PEELED 90 take out. All are well at
their home
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
SPANISH FORK.

The society event of the week was a
home Wednesday evening. His friends
and associates. or, in other words, his
old crowd met AT bis homo. and after
partakina of a snInptuous supper, spent
the evening in games. music and song.
The Ladies' Self Culture club held its
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19

And in accordance with law and al
order Of the board % directors made Oct
- 1905 so many shares of each parcel Q
stock as may be necessary VIII be sol.
at the company's office, 2l4 McSSorni -
block Salt Lake City Utah. on Nov. 80
1905. at 10 a. m, to pay delinquent as
sessnaent thereon, together with costs G
advertising and expense of sale.
f II. MEAD. Secy.
Office 5l4 Mccormick RincF-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
Sixty Years Experience OF an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winsiows Soothing Syrup is the
prescription OF enc Of the best female
physicians and nurses In the United
States. and has been used for sixty wears
with neVer-faiitng success by millions OF
mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value Is incalcu-
liable. II relieves the child from pain.
wind collie. BY giving health TO the child
II rests the mother. Price Is cents q
bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
DELINQUENT Notice.

SILVER SHIELD MINING E. MILL
ing company. 4 corporation. Principal
place OF business. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon tire
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. IS. levied Oct. IL. 1905. the
several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows.
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If the Crown Label is on the loaf.
you have the bread that is made i'm a
clean bakery. Ask your grocer for
Royal Bread
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Agonizing Burns

are instantly relieved. and perfectly
healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. c.
Rivenbark. jr., of Norfolk. Va, writes:
i burnt my knee dreadfully; that it
bliStered all over. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve stopped the pain and healed IL
without a scar" Also heals all wounds
and sores. Csc at q. c. NJ. /. Drug
Dept.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-22
HOMESTEADS GO
TO HAWAIlANS

Thirteen out of the fourteen 999-year
homesteads offered by the government
in Palolo valley were allotted this
morning. No. 13 was not allotted, there
being no applicant for it on account Of
lack of a place to build a house. The
homesteads, each including kula and
taro land, were assigned as follows:
Lot i, area 1.31 acres, Kaaoaohema;
lot 2, area 1.2ss acres, Alloy Pouli; lot
8, area 1.25 acres, Oio: lot 4, area LII
acres, Priscilla Lualualei; lot 5, area
1.54 acres, Laika Hau; lot 6, area 0.S15
acre, Kamelia Kamali; lot Z, area 0.9O7
acre, ]. Daniel; lot s, area Loss acres,
David Kakalia; lot 8, area 1S4 acres,
Moke Pualele; lot 10, area LOG acres,
Haul Naeole: lot IL, area LIS, Kahaku-
haalani Kohihana; lot IL, area OFFS
acres, Lemona Kapihenui: lot IA, area
1920 acres. Waiamau
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8 pAINF'S CELERY cry.
It Gives Almost Instant Effect.

1t Gives Almost Instant Effect.
"As soon as take little of Paine's
Celery Compound FEEL ALL RIGHT
calm, strong and cheerful. I have
told many a friend how it cured me
in less than a week when 1 had a con-
slant sickness and weakness, and was
totally unfit for active work. The first
day took Paine's Celery Compound
the great Improvement began."-G. W.
Berry, Galesburg, ILL.,
Paine's Celery Compound. the cele-
brated Nerve Vitalizer and Tonic, cures
quickly-braces and invigorates at once.
No other remedy in the world Is like
it. All doctors know its famous for
mula, discovered by the great scien-
list Of Dartmouth University Professor
Edward E. Phelps. No other remedy
has stood so firmly the searching test
OF time. No other remedy can point to
90 many and such marvellous cures.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-22
HAWAIIAN BAND
IN SAN FRANCISCO

The Hawaiian band made itself
prominent during the trip on the Mon,
golia from Honolulu to San Francisco,
for Captain Berger gave compliment
tary concerts on board afternoon and
evening. The Chronicle of August 16,
has the following to say about the ar
rival of the band and it's arrangements
to give concerts in San Francisco:
''The steamship Mongolia, which ar
rived from the Orient and the Ha-
walian islands yesterday, brought to
this city the Royal Hawaiian Band,
which is en- route to the Portland Ex-
position to give number of concerts.
The band, which numbers thirty
five soloists, is under the direction of
the veteran bandmaster, Captain II.
Berger, who is dear to the hearts of all
residents of the Hawaiian islands
native and American
''The band is unique in every way,
and was established by the late King
Kamehameha V. Captain Berger was
selected by the late King as bandmas-
ter, and the sleepy, dreamy melodies
he composed are today recognized as
typical of the Hawaiian islands.
''When the United States annexed
the islands it was feared the support
given by the island government to the
band would be stopped, but the people
of Hawaii demanded that their pet
musical organization should be main
tanned, no matter what country gov
erned the settlements. And so it is,
that the Royal Hawaiian Band is kept
up by Uncle Sam and no one begrudges
the appropriation.
''The organization will leave for
Portland next week, but will give six
afternoon and evening concerts at the
Alhambra Theater this Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday afternoons, under
the direction of Belasco, Mayer and
Price of the Alcazar and Central
theaters. j. c. Cohen of Honolulu is
the prime factor in bringing the band
to this country Seats for the concerts
at the Alhambra Theater are now on
sale at Sherman, Clay & Co.'S, and as
the prices are but % and 80 cents, ev-
cry one will be able to enjoy the
chaming native music of the Hawai-
ians. The Royal Hawaiian Glee Club
and M"A Mani Alapai, a noted mezzo-
soprano of Honolulu, viii appear at
each of the concerts to be given by
the Hawaiian Band at the Alhambra."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-22
CAMP M'K|NLEY MEN
FOR JOSEPH SMITH
Camp Mckinley, II. T.,

august IL, 1910.
Editor Advertiser: / notice in your
paper of this cate, that Jos. Smith
has been charged by some one with
stealing clothes from soldiers at Camp
Mckinley.
knowing smith as I do, and having
been associated with him for the last
five years, although he has been de-
pendant on the boys of this company,
l am sure he would not take a thing
that did not belong to him. No one
in this company has lost anything.
Mr.. Smith has not been seen by any
member of the Camp for the past
three weeks. When he left, he went
of his own acord, and at the time was
In very poor health.
The men of this company express
their heartfelt sympathy for him, and
hope he will be of good cheer, and re-
member the fact that he has MANY
friends at Camp Mckinley.
Hoping you will give this your at
tentlon, [ am SIT,
Yours respectfully,
T. H SCHIELDS.
Mus n. Co. NJ, 10th U. S. Infantry.