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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
A6EDLADY
is DEAD
Mrs. Margaret Mathsney, Wife of the
Late John Mathensy, Pass,s Away
At HEr Home in LowtAer
Settlement.

Mrs Margaret NItehenry. wife of the
late John Nfafneney. is dead at her
home in the Lortt0er settlement. b.
tween Nj. Glare and West Milford. Her
death was caused By pneumonia.
The deceased was sevcuty-four years
Of age lacking one day. The anniversary
Of ner birth was on Monfay and her
i,ath occurred Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. Her husband preceded her to
the grave only a short time ago. ser.
sral children survive.
The funeral win take place from the
lata hons Tuesday morning at nine
O'Clock and the interment viii be in the
/. o. o. F, cemetery At West Milford.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
PETITIONS
ARE GALORE
AT SaBsin For and Against Proposed
City Charter Monster Petition Be-
ing Signed By Those Who
Favor Charter.

Salem Is toe scsne of activity in the
matt = OF signing and circulating peti.
tions for and~against the proposed CITY
charter for t1at rlaeak After the mass
sgsss ~ .he s,ssis Iast. THURSDAY
tnat side circulated petitions with some
success. Ths Other side did not get onto
what was being dona until Sunday night
and Monday morning they got very ae-
tive. Petitions were sent out at eight
O'clock and within less tnan two hours
ever two hundred citizens signsn it.
Dnring the day many otaers signed it
and now il is the most monster patition
syer gotten up in that place. an the
pstit.ops will bs presented to the legis-
llture ut Charleston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23

HUNDREDS OF STRIKING men
ARE SHOT DOWN BY CARS TROOPS

p2rse, leaving tas military in possession.
At they retraated iip tnc Neysky Pros.
.psct the workmen put OUT all tae lights,
On the Kamihcstoy island; all tas
lights w.re extinguished.
Every officer wearing the uniform OF
the emperor VINO was found alone was
Imobbsd. 4 gensFal was kiIlel on tfe
Nicaolas bridge and dozen officers
were saized, stripped of taeh epanlets
and deprived Of their swords.
At big meeting last nrgnt tae to,-
lowing message from NJ. Gorky, tae
novelist, was read:
Beloved Associates We hayr no
emperor. Innocent blood lies iiatween
him and the people. Now begins tne
peoples struggle for freedom. May
it prosper. Ny blessing upon you all.
Would | might b. wit6 you toaigat;
but naye much TO do
4 workingman wno was introiucec
10 speak in Father Gopon's name made
a fiery speech. lie appealed to Lib.
erals TO furnish arms. Tne meeting
adopted a letter denouncrng the ON
cers and regiments that fred on the
workmen. and another letter extolling
the Moscow regiment, which refused
to fire.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
BURGLARS
DISCOVERED
BY Mrs. Allen Stewart and Chased Out
of Her Cellar Before They Could
Steal ANY Thing.

Two burglars entered the cellar Of
Mrs. Allen Strwart's boarding mouse on
South Chestnut street Saturday night
by tanipering with the locks of tine ont
side and inside doors. Mrs. Stewart d.
covered them anl in their fight they
dropped two jars of apple butter AMI
left behind two burglars lanterns. They
took nothing Of valus except some fruit
Mrs. Stewart mas no idea VINO they were
The burglary occurred at midnight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
AGA Lady Dead At Enterprise.

Mrs Mary J. Walker, of Enterprise,
is dead At the age Of 70 years. She
died al tae home OF her daughter, Mrs.
y. +, Lee. at Eyerson, where she visited
for : week, during which She took sud-
denly III and died within twenty-four
aougs afterwards. The funeral occurred
at her old home and interment was in
the cemetery at tnat place. She was
the widow Of David B. Walker, and a
woman highly respected for her qualities
ef mind and heart.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
big B. & O. ENGINE EXPLODES
KILLING And lNJURING TRAINMEN
caneert company This we,k.

8 The Jgan Thomas Concert Company
appesrs q the Grand opera honse on
Thursday night oi tais week, she initial
,.oneslt 9f the Y. N. c. = sias ecsiss.
John Tacmas; -Tnat Funny Man, Il
personally conducting mis- osn company,
and does ifhe A0morist sketches himself.
the musicians iie carries with him ara
tde bsst the country can give and john
Tpomas has the reputation Of being the
clsveFist huncrist on the American plat
form. seats sell for this concert for 50
and 70 Cents. Tickets at starm's drug
store. Conrse ticket noldefs have re.
snved seats free.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23

**+*++++ +*.sa++**+*++ ++**++++%+s
ST PETERSBURG Jan as-AT THE TROOPS
= AGAIN FIRING CROWDS ON NEvSKY
! THERE is A RUMoR THAT THE EMPEROR TOMORROW
= DECLARE ST PETERSBURG A STATE OF SIEGE =
= THE EMPEROR TO BE COMPLETELY FRUSTRATED I
= BY GRIEF AND is ALMOST A STATE COLLAPSE :
THE SALE PETROLEUM IS FORBIDDEN REDUCE THE !
: DANGER FROM
y GUNsMITH SHOPS CLOSED WEAPONS ARE PUT :
Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23

Tne Ladies Of The Altar socicty q the
Catholic church win give an oystrr
supper Thursday evening Of fnis wecl,
from to II O'Clock in Centennial hall
Oysters viii b. served in all styles. Tcs
cream and cake VIII also be sarv>i. The
public is cordially invited, oajanst.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23

COW gate, at various bridges and islands
and the winter palace vary.
Tae b,,t estimate is five hundred al
though thHe are exaggerated figure,
placing the number as high as 5000.
Many men were accompanied by their
wivss and children and in the confus-
ion. which left 10 time for ,iscrimina
tion. the latter SHARED tn fate Of the
men. Tie troops, with the exception
tof single regiment. which is reported
to oavc thrown down lis arms, remain.
ing loyal and obiyed orders. But the
blood which crimsontd the Snow mas
fired tn brains and passions Of the
strikers AMI turned women rs well a.
men into Wild beasts; AMI tae cry CT
| the infuriatsd populaco i, for venge-
anc,.
The sympathy of IA, middle classes
j. with tne o,&mcn.
If Father Gopon, Ia, master mind OF
the movemln rirc At open rsvolu-
tion. h. managed the affair likA
genius 10 break ths faitn q ii, people
in 'the little fa.hyr." wao tn we're
copyinc d and waon Father Gopon had
taught them t b.iicy, wauM rigas
Itn2i; wrongs anil redress their greiv.
ances. Gorliy. III, Russian novelist cx.
presses tn, opinion That Sundays work
viii br.ak this filth Of the people in
the emperor. TIe said 10 tae Associated
Press;
To-day iuaugurnted revolution in
Russia The cmperor's prcstige will
be irravoeably shatisrs- by tb7 ,ned
ling Of innocent blood He has alien
atel himself forever from mis- people.
Gopon taught The workmen TO beliave
that an appeal direct TO tine little ia,
tner' would be heeled. Tncy have
been mdeceivad Gopon is now con-
WINGED that peaceful means have fail
d and that the only remedy is force.
The first blood has been sned. hut more
viii follow. II i now the people
against the oppressors. and the battle
viii b. fought 10 the bitter end"
TIL military authorities hal firm
grip on ev2ry artery in tn city. At
lay break guards. regiments. cavalry
md infantry. ncld every bridge across
the frozen Nsva. the network of canals
which interlac,s tn city AMI tac gate.
leading from the industrial section
while in the palace square. at TIM
torn center. were massed dragoon rsyi.
n'nt,. infantry ami cossacks Of tn,
guard, Barred from the bridges and
gates. mn. women ana children crossed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
Mr.. Howsll Leaves Hospital.

G. p Howsll, the contractor. who has
bscn in the Kcssler hospital as ty
onoid fever patient, was taken from the
1ospital Sunday morning TO his nome
on South Second street. having recover.
i sufficiently to be discharged from
ihe hospital. Since MS removal he con
TIMES to improve and win soon be ont,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
WHILE ASzEEP TIE TRACK
AUGUST R0LAsb IS RUN DOWN
By CAR no. 9 BE EEN WILSON
BURG AND o'EEIls 4
NIGHT WAS DaRKAsD CAR HAD
JUST ROUNDED AsHARP CURVE
WHEN IT STRUCK THE SLEEPER.
Coroner Camp Mac Investigation,
Found Mans Dsath was Purely Ac-
cidental and Decida Inquest IN
nsosssary-yictim Baied.

Waile sitting asIeeison tda truck OF
ire Fairnonl 4 cle.ts6yrg Traction
company's trolley u. in an; isolated
'pot between wllsonfsspg and o;Nsil,
August Rolando, an Italian miner em-
ployed al the o'Nsil coal mines. was
run down and killed s.s car No. . Sat
ur.lay night
The accident oecurp al s.55 O'Clock.
Chr No. . was fnnpips ws,st "a o'Nsl
on its regular schedule sl5 wa II caarg.
lof Conductor H1rll Scout and Motor,
man S. A. Alexander Jpst after turn.
ing a sharp eurve in tgS road near stop
No. p. within snort distance of tnr
residence of J. H. Morrison. The motor
man saw the sleeping miner on The
track and anale frantip efforts 10 stop
the car. lie was unable 10 bring the
ear to - stop and II stEucl the man on
tas track and run iiim sPvn. The niga,
was dark and the spot whore the man
sat sleeping on the isacR was sha,loa
IN added darkness by willows and under.
growth.
The notorman and conductor picked
up The PROSTATE body n tar man ana
lsiessisit IN RIO sa = sSs.siss ains Is .!t.s
nearest doctor. The man was not run
over by the wheels and it was thought
that he was still living. Tae men ex.
pected to find DR.. Patterson at ofNeil
but on arrival there is was found that
ne had gone to Wilsonburg. The car
was run back to wilsonburg and the
loctor was summonsd % attend the
miner. Upon examination tae physician
found the man dead.
\ huge cash mad been cut in his aea.l.
the right arm and leg wers broken. In
ile had been crushed in and many Of
tne ribs broken aul there were many
b-ui~es AID gasaes on tha body.
Coroner w p. Camp was notified ana
he went 10 the scene at ono, ana mad,
IN investigation Wnen it was con
-clMled the remains wers removed 10 an
Undertaking establishment to b. pre-.
pared for burial.
Coroner Camp made an examination
of the body, carsfully examined the Wit.
assses and investigated the grounds aud
place wnere the man was killed. Find.
ng no marks upon the body save those
'nilict.Sl by the car and carefully eonsid
erins all the circumstances ne cam, to
decision that there had been no foul
means toscapse the mans Geatn and no
blame or neeligence of any kind on the
part of the officers of the car. and deem
ID it unnecessary to hold an inquest or
TO hold the officers of the car responsible,
for the mans deatn.
The remains were prrpar:I for burial
mt an undertaking establishment and
the funeral took place Sunday after,
noon at 1880 o'clock. The int.rment
was in the Holy Cross cemetery.
Rolanlo was forty-three years Of age
and single. He aad been working IN
The o'Ntil coal mine for some length or
time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
child Buried an sImnson.

Tn remains Of ollie. Sims, the Two.
rcor-old daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
philander Sims, OF Adamston, VINO died
saturday afternoon from membransous
Group, were taken 10 Simpson Monday
morning and buried, after funeral ser.
zee had been held at the late nome.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG. Ian. 23-An oi
fetal messenger in review Of sunday
outbreak says ia, caus, or the tronb'
can he traced to the intervention b,
revolutionary circles in the strike b
workmcn
Father Gopen drew up p,tltion .
workmn to tne Emperor. waicn c7n
tainsJ insolant demands of a Politicl
chafacter in behalf of The workmen.
A eaH was issned for a meeting on the
Pal,ieS square Sunday 10 ,ubmi: . psi
tion TO the Emperor.
Fanatical speeches had excited tnt
workinen and on Sunday great crowd
began to make their way to tn Palace
square.
Rsfusing TO obey police regulation,
collisions with troops occurred at var.
ious places. The troops were compelled
to fire. They were fired on from houses.
Aired flag was hoisted on one street bar
ricade.
The mob took swords RON the polics
and riaed a small arms factory Of all
its swords
The crowds knocked down telegraph
poles. The municipal building was d.
molisoed. Steps were pfundercd.
A strong force Of cavalry is patrolling
tae streets.
Public anxiety is acute
Tne strikers are unable 10 reach tne
center Of the city in a mass and are
entering sinely.
Up to ! a. m there mad been no re.
ncwal 2, the disturbances.
The military mai compicts posses
sion Of tne city this morning.
Tie strike. 1t midnight abandoned
tneir barricadss AMI passed word 10 re.
main quiet for the pres mt.
Snow fell during tha night covering
the blood stains.
Sunday wa day of unspeakable
hOrrcr in St. Petersburg. The striker.
soad-i to desperation by day of yio.
lenee, fury and bloodsned. w-re in 4
state Of open insurrection against ~,
government condition almost bor
dering on ciyil war exits IN the terror
stricken Russian capital. The city i.
undsr martial law with Prince wash
chlkof as commander Of over $4,000 o
the emperor crack guards. Troop, ar
biyouacking in the streets and al var
ious places on ths Neysky Prospect. III
main thorougniara of tn, city. On III
islaud OF Nassilioslnv anal in tae indus
trial sections. infnriatc,i men hay
thrown upon baricades which tncy ar
holding. The empress dowag.r ha
hastily sougnt safety at Tstrslor 5 i.
whers Emperor Nicholas II is living.
Minister Of the Interior Sviatopoll
Mirsly presented 70 mis- majesty satu
day night the invitation Of tho workm,
to appear at the winter palace Sunla
afterpOon and receive their petition
the emperor's advisors already IA
r. = = decision to show firm al
rcSsye front. and the cmp.ror's an
Wer 10 100000 workingmrn trying
make their way to the palac, squa
vas solid array Of troops VINO m'
Them with rife. bayonet and sabre. II
priest. Gopon. the leader and iiG Of Il
men. IN mis- golden vs.tments. holdir
Fsgft the cross AMI marching at 4
ssad Of tfousanls Of workmen throu,
the Nsrva gate. mfracuIously escaped
roilsy ,gAieh laid low half a nundr
person 2 The figures Of the total nur
bfr ksI5i OF wounded mr., at tas sfo
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
By Associated Press.

BERLIN, Jan. 2S-At the foreign Of
flee it is not believed the St Petersburg
outbreak presages revolution because C.
the lack of leadership. and OF tn i'm
possibility of the operation of tiae bulk
of the population owing to government
control of the telegraph and railroads
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
BANKER
SUICIDES
BY Shooting Himailf At His Home and
Run On His Bank Bsshs
As Result.


By Associated Press.
coLuMBus. O., Jan. 2s-charles II
Hoaseman. cashier OF the East Sid
Savings Bank, snot himself tolay in
his room At MS home. He ieaves 4 VII,
and three children. Business worrv !.
given as tne cause.
A run has started on the hank
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
Bennett To B. Appointed.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. d. G. Jan. 2s-Tn,
President today decided 10 appoint
Henry W. Bennett postmaster at In
dianapolis, to succeed General McGinnr'.
who has nclJ the Office eight year,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23
Trainnsen win Not strrs,.
By Associated prs.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. zs-Taer.
WI be no strike 81 the Pennsylvania
railroad trainmen, The trouble aas
heen settled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-23

Revolution Has Begun All Over the
Empire and TO Arms is the Cry
Everywhere Fifty Thousand Sol
diers Guard the Palace, While the
Streets are Filled With the Null
titude of Subjects in Open Revo-
luton Against Government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

Mrs. James Knowles has been called
to Ephraim on account OF the serious
Illness Of her sister
Mrs Dennis J. Sullivan entertained
a number OF her friends Friday evening
at her home on Upper Main street, Mu-
sic, songs and cards with a dainty
luncheon helped pass several pleasant
hours.
The Ladies' Aid society were enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
John w. Hurd.
MIR. George Cramer and family Of
Robinson viii leave about May / for
Tiffany, o. where they will make their
home.
Mayor James d, Slack and Fred
Turner have been elected as representa-
tives TO the grand lodge, A. O. L. w,
which meets at salt Lake on May Is,
Mrs Otto NJ. Swartz returned to salt
Lake Wednesday after visit with her
husband at this city
Mrs Con. ]. Hanahn was a Nephi
visitor this week.
Mrs Thomas Massey returned Tues
day night from a visit with relatives
at Provo,
Mrs Frank sheldon returned We'd
nesday, after visit with her parents
at Mt. Nebo.
Mrs Jere Driscoll Of Park city ls
visiting Mrs. John Malyey of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pike viii 60 to
American Fork to reside the first Of
next week, Mr. Pike having accepted n
position with drug firm at that place
on Monday all of the printing ma
terra book accounts, etc, OF the Tin
tic Publishing company was sold ut
public auction by Constable George
Bank. Bradford n. c. Stott bought the
entire outfit for $3.50. The property
was the old Tintlc Miner plant, the old.
est newspaper in TlntIc district.
Adams & Sons have moved their ma.
chine shop, planning mills, ETC.. 10 Twin
Falls, Ida, where they are erecting a
large plant In connection with their
lumber business, Mr. George Adams
will conduct the business at that place.
assisted by his sons, Edgar and VII.
liam,
Worthen & Morgan, who have been
I'm business In Eureka for the past Is
years, have dissolved partnership. Mr..
Morgan leaving the firm to devote his
entire time to his extensive sheep in
terests.
The Rio Grande Western railway
has petitioned the city council for
right Of way through some CITY prop
erty In the eastern portion Of the city
In order that they may build q switch
to the property Of the Eagle g. Blue
Bell Mining company The petition was
referred to the committee on city prop
erty with power to act
Louis c. Zahrlnskl has been granted
n divorce from his wife, Jennie l.. "a
hrinsK, on the ground OF desertlon.
Both parties are wei known residents
OF this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

With several musical numbers, speeches
and pleasant social entertainments
Miss Emma Matheson OF Salt Lake
CIV was the guest last S@iurday and
sunday of Miss Ida Boshard'
Tho members Of the odd Fellows
lodge entertained about 100 guests on
Tuesday evening In their elegant APP
rartrnents IN the Smoot block, The hail
vas beautifully decorated with flags,
hunting and spring flowers. Cards,
dancing. music and visiting were among
The many pleasures Of the evening,
supper was served The event was
given in honor Of the anniversary Of
The organization in Provo.
Mfr. and Mrs. Thomas John enter
tanned on Monday evening I'm honor Of
Mrs. Carter OF Wyoming. Games,
music and a delicious luncheon were
among the many pleasures Of the even
ing,
The old folks OF the First ward were
pleasantly entertained at the ward So
alal hall on Thursday afternoon. An
excellent musical program was ar
ranged, after which came the announce
ment OF dinner" with the many
beautiful flowers, the excellent display
OF well prepared dishes, and about
Fifty old people seated around long
table the sight was indeed a most
pleasant one. Many pleasing stories
OF past experiences were related maxi
Ing the affair one long to be remem-
bered.
The members of the Ladies' Guild en-
tertained number of friends at the
Hotel Roberts dancing hall on Mon
day evening. A number of coy corr
ners were artistically arranged, where
many friends met and pleasantly chat
ted. Games, dancing, music and
luncheon were the evenings pleasures.
Miss Berthe Walsh returned on sun
day from salt Lake, where she has been
visiting her mother.
Miss Preston Of American Fork spent
Sunday and Monday In Provo, guest Of
Miss Jennie Eastmond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29


ana these were elected by vote OF the
members. the llst comprises INC tol-
lo"lnsi captain OF President brigham
G1ounga company Mrs. Emily. young
talon compan", Mary A, j, Clawson;
captain or Pioneer Martyr hundred
commemorative those VINO lost thrlr
lives IN tho desert march ana Woneer
hardshlps, Edna l., smith; captain on
Daniel Spencers hundred, the ilrst to
enter the valley OTTER the advance
guard Mrs, Mary spencer chambers
captain or ira ElaredgeS hity. Mary
r. II, SnoWe or Feresrne sessions
ward hunters, Leona IT, HARRINGTON,
OF joseph horne q. cara H. james, OF
Jedeulan ,Tnnis s. Mrs MaIkeI'l I'lI''
Young, OF C. {. ll'h hIH'''y CONF
pany' SaIah d. ken
me historian MtS. haha j., HSN,ll4l'
OF the most important meetings ana
MNIh d''oiuni ,Sh'u Wy lHo Hu,.y'y Hl
lhe l'I Hl' ana me pI'SluonI s,'l .' ,Hll
q great ueaI Oh llnpI'l'nI NIoiNI'N''I
n"I hs'n sa'n'I'u nS u' '"'''l ~ u"
'he way OF pertnlI'l ,'n'7 Oh N'o-
Peers WlIl,rn ,l'"'n 10y 'H', ,ty ,s e."
men ies',hu'lls' "hlrR WIZ 9Iolt
computed IN DOOR FORM, u. n'yclil'S
.luVs'u Wltl n VOC Oh .h"'hS ~ wig re-
uIlilE !'HN., - nHv prayer ny N'g '"'p-
l"'' M''' "' J. ."''.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
tUPGiKA.

A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the home of Mrs Joanna Har-
ris at Robinson Thursday evening last
by the teachers Of the public school In
honor OF Prof Greer tie principal An
enjoyable evening was spent listening
to an interesting literary program, af-
ter which refreshments were served,
The annual dance Of the Eureka vol
unteer fire department will be held
May 20, at odd Fellows hall,
Mrs Mathew Cronln Of Durkee, Or,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w NJ Thorn
as Of Robinson, the lady will visit rel
atives at Spanish Fork and Kamas be-
fore returning to her home,
Mr.. c. D. Avery Of Salt Lake has
been appointed to the position as book
keeper for the Gemini and Godiva Min
ing companies.
Miss Mary Ford, who Is attending the
University mt Salt Lake, is home for
a short visit,
An invitation May Day dance will be
given at odd Fellows hall Monday,
May J. by the Misses Genovieve Sulli-
"'' go" WV '"' ''''
Wells Robertson and family left this
week for Spanish Fork to reside.
Mrs. Joseph Larsen went to Provo
this week 10Y an extended visit with
relatives. Miss Annie Larsen accom-
panied her,
The pupils Of the fourth and fifth
grades Of the public school gave n sur
prise on Miss Clarissa Stott, one Of the
teachers. After rendering a nice pro-
gram, refreshments We're enjoyed,
A pleasant birthday party was given
at the home Of MIR and Mrs NJ, T. Cro-
min Sunday afternoon, In honor Of the
eighth natal day Of their daughter
Grace. Refreshments were served TO
the little folks,
The dance given on Easter Monday
night by the Ladies' Of the Maccabees
was a social success,
ono Of the social events ~ the week
was the anniversary dance given We'd
nesdav night by the members Of lodge
No, r. odd Fellows. The attendance
was large and several pleasant hours
were passed dancing 10 the sweet
strains Of the Eureka orchestra.
Mrs. George TherIot is entertaining
her mother and sister, residents Of salt
Lake
Mr.. 7 J. Rolfe, n well known business
man OF Robinson and Miss Louowa
Cook Of Pavson We're made man and
wife at Payson last week.
Mrs. william r, Shriver will leave
the first OF May FOR Santa Cruz. Cal, to
visit her sister, Mrs. John j, Harper
A social hop was given nj Jensen's
hail. Monday evening, which was we'll
attended by the young people OF Tin
tie,
Miss Maggie Sloan left the fore part
~ the week for an extended visit with
friends in the valley towns.
MIR. and Mrs Robert Nosbit have
gone TO British Columbia TO reside Mr..
Nesbit having accented q position in a
large mill at that place,
Mrs. william Roberts NJ = hinson Il
entertaining her hrother-ln law Mr..
Hugh McKenna Of Salt Lake city
Mrs. Charles Barnett a well-known
lady ~ Eureka, has gone 10 Frostherg,
Maryland to make her future home.