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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-17
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MARINE REGISTER

Tomorrow the sun rises at sol a m.
and sets at $50 p. m High tides at s:as
a m. and 1903 p. m.
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Wr',SDEglS

Miss stella Rothschlld and Mr.. Da-
via Spitz we're among the weeks brid-
al couples the ceremony being per-
formed IN the afternoon and a reception
following IN the evening Mt the brides
home. The rooms were bright with
Movers ana vines, and near relatives
and friends assisted In entertaining
There were many presents, and the af-
fair was socially a delightful one
Miss Leah Nelbaur and Mr.. J. j.
Burke were married on Tuesday at the
residence OF Bishop Seaman, Father
Kiely officiating, and MISS Minnie
Hampton and Edwin Burke being at
tendants. Afterward pretty lunch-
con was served the couple leaving lat
cr for an extended eastern trip. after
which they viii return here TO reside
A pretty wedding OF the week was
that OF Miss Ruth adelaide Dahlquist
and Mr., H. w. Reese, which took place
on Tuesday the ceremony being solem-
nzed In the Temple and a reception De-
ing held In the evening at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Dahlqulst. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with a protksion OF American
Beauty roses carnations and smilaX,
ana an orchestra rendered delightful
music throughout the evening Miss
ArVilla sermon was bridesmaid and Mr..
Fora Fox best man, The bride wore a
gown OF cream colored chiffon over
cream taffeta, with trimmings OF real
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lace. Assisting In entertaining were
Misses Agnes and Olga Dahlquist, and
Misses Florence Aversion and Georgia
Young served punch. Mrs. VIII Me-
Donald and Mr. George b. Margetts
contributed TO the evenings pleasure
with their entertaining renditions.
Many handsome presents were received,
and about $50 guests enjoyed the event.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese will be at home aft
er April at their new home ON First
North street.
Another pretty wedding Of Tuesday
was that OF Miss Ruby Swift and Mr.
H.. A, Evans, the ceremony being per-
formed at the brides home and fol-
owed by a delightful reception TO the
relatives and friends. The rooms were
effectively decorated and an enjoyable
time spent.
ON Tuesday night Mrs. Ceestine Good
Of this city and G. b. Channel Of Twin
Falls Idaho, were married with
Father Kiely officiating in the presence
OF the near relatives and friends Mr.
and Mrs Channel left later TO make
their home I'm Idaho.
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summer to spend short time with
Mr.. and Mrs W r. smedley'
Mr.. and Mrs II, G. Whitney, Miss
whitney and Miss Pyper have returned
from the east
Mrs. Edith Knowton has gone to CAL
ifornia.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Bransford are
back from thAr tour Of California ana
are at the Emery-Holmes'
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nolan have moved
and are now at home at FL east Fourth
South street.
Ledyard NJ. Bailey left this week
for a short business trip to san Fran
cisco,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II Wood have
returned from a short stay with friends
IN springyille.
Mrs. Albert G. GOODWIN OF Fort
Douglas left this week for a visit -Dt
some time with relatives in Alabama.
Mrs. Richard stingley and Miss Stin-
gley have gone for short visit In the
south.
Mrs. Charles II. Brink has gone for
stay OF q few days with Mr.. Brink IN
Denver. The family viii move there
permanently some time next month.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Ferry viii leave
soon FOR California,
Mr., and Mrs, Alma ID. KATE are IN
the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas wise left this
week for visit with relatives Of Mr..
Wise In Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard w Reed are
spending the season at Atlantic city
Mrs. H. w. Beebe from san Franz
cisco, Is In the city for few days, the
guest OF Mrs. c. r, Miller
Miss Simball, MISS sherman, Mr.,
and Mrs. Folsom will SAIL for home
early in April.
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Monday next by Prof. s. II. Clark OF
the Chicago university
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher visit
ed in Salt Lake this week.
Mrs. Aaron ID, Thatcher is In salt
Lake as the guest Of her sister Mrs
Il. s. Campbell.
Mrs, $. a. Langton and Miss Veda
Thatcher went to salt Lake Tuesday
morning to witness the production Of
Mother Goose"
Mr.. n. w. Sloan was a Logan visitor
this week.
Judge and Mrs. G, c. Goodwin and
Mrs. Frank Goodwin and children re-
turned last Saturday from California
where they spent several months
Mr.. Elmer Crockett, Jr., came up
from Ogden and made short stay
during the week.
Miss Ida Smith has gone 20 Salt Lake
and viii probably remain permanently
Mr. and Mrs Bert Robinson have
gone 10 Salt Lake where they Will
probably reside,
Miss Mamie Morrell is visiting with
friends IN Ogden.
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LOGAN.

Logan, March 1O--The social event
OF the week win be the reception given
by Mrs, w j. Kerr and Mrs, j. A..
Widtsoe OH Saturday, March II, from
2 10 O'clock The affair win un-
doubtedly be very enjoyable. The fol-
lowing are among those who have re-
ceiyed Invitations: Mrs. Mayor Rob-
inson, Mrs. Capt. Styer Mrs. G.. W.
Thatcher Jr, Mrs, w. B, Preston, Jrr
Mrs. Nettie Sloan, Mrs w. $. Langton
Mrs. d, H. Thomas, Mrs A, NJ Flem-
ming, Mrs Jesse Earl, Miss Lulu Car
penter, Mrs. M. II. Needham, Mrs. t.
A. Ostien, Mrs. George II, Champ, Miss
Rose Homer, Miss Lydia Holmgren
Miss Amanda IIolmgren, Mrs. Zina Y
Card, Mrs, j. Il. Engel, Mrs. $, A.
langton, Mrs, b. q. Thatcher, Mrs. j,
A. MoAlister Mrs. Bexell, Miss Wyant
Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Yoder, Miss Eliza
beth Smith, Mrs j. c.. Walters, Mrs
n. p. Bacon, Mrs. Joseph Jensen, the
Misses Eliason. Mrs 4. w. Naylor
Mrs. Barratt, Miss Cassidy Mrs, F.
w. Thatcher Mrs, Cotey, Mrs. j, A,
Hendrikson, Mrs, II, j. Carlisle, Mrs
Cook and many others.
"She Stops to Conquer" was pre-
scented in the Thatcher opera House
under the management of student life
Of the A. G. and was a most praise
worthy production in every detail. The
elegant costumes from Tams, New
York, added greatly to the production
and special mention must be made
Of the music, the orchestra and the
singing by the quartet both Of which
we're excellent. The caroueal scene Of
Tony and his companions at the
Three Pigeons inn, was the banner
scene Of the evening" II was decidedly
professional as, in fact, was the acting
throughout the entire performance.
Mr. and Mrs. David Napier enter
talned az dinner on Wednesday to cele-
brate their third wedding anniversary,
An excellent dinner was served, the
table being very prettlly decorated with
carnations and smilax. Those present
beside Mr. and Mrs. Napier were Mrs,
Dr. Akerly, Mrs. Bjorkman and Miss
Briggs.
Mrs George II. Champs and son
Fritz, have gone east and expect to
spend a month there visiting with
celatiyes.
A great many people are looking
forward to the dramatic recital which
VIII be given IN the b. Y. college. on
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. MARCH 1905

and Mrs, Foutz, Mr. and Mrs. Decker,
Mr., and Mrs. John Van Wagner, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Farrer, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Rydach, Mr. and Mrs. John Far
rer, Mrs. Yates Mr.. and Mrs. Speckart,
MIR. and Mrs. \. ~ Taylor, Mrs Loose
and Miss Goldie Gillespie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas pierpont enter
tanned on Wednesday afternoon In hon
or OF the birthday anniversary OF their
daughter Pauline Games, music,
dancing and delicious luncheon, fur
nished no end OF pleasure for the 30
little friends present.
Among those who took advantage
Of the excursion to Salt Lake on Tues
day evening for the purpose OF seeing
Mother Goose" were Mr. and Mrs, Rob
Irvine Mr. and Mrs j. r. Twelves,
Mayor and Mrs. Roylance, Miss Nellie
Clyde. Miss BERTHE Walsh, Mrs. Ida
Smoot Dusenberry and Mlss Lizzie
Edlcf.
The dancing party given on Friday
evening at Gymnasium hail. by the
Normal school, was well attended, and
a pleasant social success,
Miss Tess williams Of Salt Lake City,
s the guest OF Miss Ada Dusenberry.
The Mystic club met IN the club
room on Thursday afternoon, Miss Ber-
tie Walsh completed the story OF
"Maurlne"
Prest and Mrs. Brimhall left last
Sunday for California, where they will
visit for three of four wcel .
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OF the month for Michigan with her
mother Mrs, Henry Paris, Mrs, Park
Will later go TO California 10 Join her
family,
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Hanson OF
Ogden are IN the city for few days.
Mrs. n. NJ. Hamilton has returned
from an eastern trip OF several weeks,
Miss Lena Bachman OF Provo Is in
the city for q few days, the guest OF
Miss Jean Afford,
MIR. and Mrs w. -. Throokmorton
are again at home at 16O First street.
Mrs l., II. Buddemer and Miss Ella
Buddemer OF Portland are IN the city,
the guests OF Dir. and Mrs. Oscar l..
Cox at 7o5 First street.
Mr. and Mrs. II. =, Taylor are at
home at the Fifth East hotel
Mrs J. u. Bamberger left this week
for California.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weir are back
from Denver
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Curtin OF ST.
Joseph, Mo, will be In the city this
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PROVO.


Provo Mrs Thornhnl, from the
Power plant, spent Friday and Satur-
day with Mrs. Mum in Provo.
The Nineteenth Century club met on
Friday afternoon with Mrs. O, c..
Newell, Particularly interesting was
the paper, given by Mrs. Sam Schwab,
subject, 1.-THE Life OF Gladstone
The Misses Ada and Cora Dusen-
berry were Salt Lake visitors on We'd
nesday,
'Artlstlcally arranged" and excel
lently managed are the expressions Of
the visitors who have attended the
First ward bagar during the past week
Hot dinners have been served at noon
each day, while the evenings have
brought ~ the visiting guests classical
musical programs, which will be re-
mcmbered as among the most pleasant
given during the winter. The bazaar
was given TO assist IN paying for the
now church organ, Great credit Is duo
the committee on arrangements, as ev-
orything was systematically planned,
ana artIstically arranged
Mr. and Mrs. WIN Dixon entertained
nt their home I'm the Third ward on
Monday evening. Games, music and
n social good time, were the evenings
pleasures,
Miss Smith and Miss Alta EXchen-
braok arranged a successful surprise
party on Miss Teresa Armestead, on
Friday evening. Games, music and
luncheon were the many amusements
enjoyed until the midnight hour.
The officers OF the Relief Societies OF
the six wards OF Provo, gave party In
honor OF the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Watson, at her home, on Wednes-
day evening. II was an old time Wis
itlng party, with an old fashioned
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is due the ladies' on the committee for
the enjoyable evening spent.
Mr. William Gay and Mrs. William
Decide, two well known people Of En-.
reka, were married al Salt Lake CITY
on Tuesday last Wednesday evening
the couple were rendered wedding re.
ception at the home OF Mrs, l., +, Pc.
terson on Leadville Row a large nun.
Der OF friends Of the newly welded pair
being present After several hour,
had been passed with music songs, and
social chat, the invited guests partook
OF splendid wedding supper Mr.,
and Mrs. Gay will make their home In
this city,
Miss Edith Garfield Of Silver CITY Is
visiting friends at Mona,
Mrs. O'Brien and son, OF Salt Lake
are the guests OF Mrs, Frank Clayson
OF Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r, Hush spent
Sunday at the capital city.
Mrs. j. A. Beaman has returned 10
her home at Stockton after visit with
silver City friends.
-
The family Of ID. b. Tranter the well
known mining man, have gone TO
sprlngyille to spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks Of Provo
are the guests OF Mr., and Mrs, Sturges,
OF Silver city.
Miss Tavern Moore, formerly In
charge of the telephone station at
Robinson, and a popular young lady
OF Tintic, was united In marriage at
the salt Lake Temple Wednesday 10
Mr.. Isaac Hansen, Jr, OF Spanish
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night tho girls Of the
Gamma Phi Surrorlty give a
delightful dancing party at the
University. the museum building being
used. The frat and University coli
ors 49,
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(OMlNGRAro &,
57!GoTNG

MI and Mrs. Sol Siegcl and their
sons viii leave the latter part Of the
month for Europe.
Mrs william u, Jones is home from
n visit of several weeks In Washington
and New York.
Miss Mildred OFT has returned to
Santaquin after spending the past fort
night at home,
Mrs, w, r. Scott and Mrs J. c.
Converse Of ogden spent Monday In
the city.
MT and Mrs. W. y. Scarf Of Provo
have been In town for a short time,
Mrs G.. o. Elngwood Is back from
q visit Of a few weeks in Boston.
Mrs, Hugh Park win leave the last
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EUREKA.

The blue Rock" club gave a select
dance at the ]. O. o. i. hall, Thursday
evening. The affair was a great so
clal event. The beautiful costumes
OF the ladies and the hall decorations
made beautiful picture. Much credit
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FOrthe Babv%
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Meliin's Food Ia endorsed by the ply
sieians. Hundreds Of doctors are
using Mellin's Food in their own fam
iles for their own children. II Mel
Inns Food Is good for the Doctors baby
Il ought TO be good for your baby.
Let US know II you would like to Try
Mellin's Food and we will send you
sample bottle free Of charge.
nsIIln's Food Is the ONLY Infants
food, which received the Grand Prize,
the highest award Of the louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition, 81, Louis, 1904. High
or than a gold medal.
MELLINs FOOD co. BOSTON, MAss.
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Mrs Rae Durnford OF Evanston,
Wyo.. "a visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
X Russell.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dewald and
Mrs. w. T. Mosher visited Calhoun
Ga, one day last week and expressed
themselves as we'll pleased with the
thrifty appearance of the town.
Mrs. James Seize, of Atlanta, was IN
the city Sunday.
DIR. Sam Motley mas tiled the front
yeranda of his dwelling, connecting the
same with tiled walk from house to
gate, great improvement.
Red Seal All. Leather Shoes at ID A
Ward & Bros.
WANrED-Gentleman or lady with
good reference, to travel by rail or with
a rig, Salary. $l,O72.o0 per year and
EXPENSES: salary paid weekly and ex'
penses advanced. Address, with stamp
jos. A. ALEXANDER, Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Welsh returned
from a visit TO Athens snd Atlanta
Sunday.
Tobacco at 80 cents per pound al II,
A Ward & Bro. s.
Mr.. Roy Sp.rkmen. 0. Losgstew,
Texas, is visiting the family Of Nj e
7. Northcuti. near smyrna.
A full line Of fresh Crackers at ii, A,
Ward & Bros.
Mrs. Drake aud daughter, Of Kslsms-
zoo. Mich, are visiting Mrs, Nj. NJ.
Sessions.
Have YOU seen those ten-dollsr
Trunks ST II A Ward & Bros.
Miss Eileen CODE: snd Miss Mary
Dean Towers have returned from their
visit to Birmingham, Ala
/ Blankets and Comforts st H. A.
I Ward < Bros.
The Marietta Journal and the At
lanta Tri-Weekly Constitution for one
year. $500
Our Shoes give satisfaction.-H. A.
Ward Il Bro.
+ The Baptist State Convention meets
/ in Macon November %. DR.. G. +. w.
Dobbs Mrs. Dobbs and Mrs. W, j.
Hudson will attend.
We sell the best Mince Meath. A.
Ward q Bro.
DR.. j. d. Malone has been elected on
the city board of education, to succeed
Mr.. t. NJ. Brumby, Sr., who has re-
signed.
New Georgia Cane Syrup at H. A
Ward i. Bro s.
Mr.. A. D. Legg, formerly of this
county, has been appointed office
manager of the Republic Fire lnsur-
ance Co., large corporation of Nor
folk. Va, and is now located at that
point.
Nice White Krout.-H. A. Ward Il
Bro.
PrBIIo SALE.-l will sell at auction,
to the highest bidder, at my farm, near
Sandy Plains, on Nov. Is, 1905, i've
mules, 25 head of cattle. several hogs,
one binder, two mowers and rakes,
grain drill, feed cutter, disc plows,
corn, fodder and hay. two wagons and
farming implements. N. NJ. MAYEs
NorIoE-I have resigned my position
with the Louisville and Nashville r. r.
as agent at this point and Elizabeth on
account of the inconvenience of getting
to and from the Elizabeth office, and
have decided to go into the Meat
Market business and have bought out
Mr.. G.. P. Stephens, and will overhaul
this market, and endeavor to furnish
the citizens of this town with the best
of fresh and cured meats, and will give
special attention to quick delivery, and
the best meats that money can buy for
nv customers. [ solicit your patron
age. and ask for trial that may
prove to you that railroader knows
good meats and the tastes OF people as
we'll as anyone else. This takes erect
Monday, November 10Th. Yours sfor
hnsinaSs ED f. HULL.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-16
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Judge Dick Russell will speak at Ma
rietta, Thursday, Nov 23d.
Have you seen the new Axes at H. A
Ward & Bros.
Three Joined the Methodist church
last Sundny morning.
Loaded Shells at H. A. Ward &
Bro,
Mr.. E. P Dobbs and Mr.. Morgan Nc
Neel, we understand, are candidates
for Mayor
splendid stock of Gloves at H. A.
Ward & Bros.
Miss Irene Barnes returned home
from Gainesville last Wednesday ac-
companied by Miss Nell Braswell
New Prunes, large and fat, at H. A.
Ward 4 Bro s.
MIR. Ellis Talley, of Knoxville, Tenn,
spent Saturday and Sunday here visit
ing relatives.
Inc pest STOCK OF gOous IN town.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr.. Win. A DuPre has withdrawn
from the race for Mayor, He is one of
the cieverest and best business young
men in Marietta and he has many
friends who would have taken pleasure
in voting for him.
All kinds of Dry Goods at H. A.
Ward & Bros.
Bishop Nelson preached at st. James
Church last Sunday morning and ad-
ministered the rite of confirmation to
class of seven. In the afternoon he
preached at Union Chapel and confirm
ed class of four.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-16

Mrs Eva Standard, we regret, to
learn is quite sick.
MA A Bishop, we are sorryto learn,
rs home sick, threatened with fever.
Underwear for everybody at Fl. A.
Ward & Bro. s.
MrE P Dobbs announces his ticket
in this issue for Mayor and Aldermen.
a Regular commuQica-
~ ton of Kennesaw Lodge
9NN No. SO, F. & A. NJ. next
! NI1NI Friday night, Nov 18th
\k%SSI/N at O'Clock sharp. The
N\//N Master Mason's degree
" will be conferred, light
refreshments served and if possible to
arrange it. a lecture on the Masonic
emblems with magic lantern views.
All qualified brethren cordially inyit-
ed. E. l.. ROBERTSON, Sec.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-16
In the School

of experience the lessons don't come until after the
examinations. The cat that tried to stop the water
wheel learned considerable in few brief moments,
but knowledge amt worth much to dead cat. Pat
ronize the Star Pressing Club and Trio Laundry.
phone ga HARRY HAYNES, Mgr.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
Good Rolybden,ssn Prospcot

A fine looking molybdenum pros
pect has been uncovered three miles
northwest of Spencer by NJ NJ Eos
ter who had specimens of his ore
in Gunnison during the week. In
doing his annual work Mr.. Foster
has put the shaft down to 20 feet
and crosscut the four foot vein. 1t
shows solid ore and assays by Clar-
ence Hersey of Leadville, return
eight and one half per cent molyb-
denum. The peculiar ore is plainly
qnite plentiful As the treatment
plants now handle ore that runs four
per cent, Mr.. Foster believes he has
good thing.
The molybdenum comes in cubu-
lar form and the ore contains con-
siderable gold.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
Their China Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs W. II. knode were
the recipients Of many congratula-
tions last Friday it being the occa-
sion Of their 2Oth wedding anniver-
sary. To celebrate the auspicious
time Mrs. knode entertained 2j
ladies Thursday at an "at home.
The guests presented her with an
elegant set Of Iiaviland china cups
and saucers, Mrs. Chas. Meyer max
ing a very happy presentation
speech. Friday at SIX o clock dinner,
ii relatives and intimate friends
were gathered, among them Mrs
knode 5 parents, Mr. and Mrs. ID
A. Mcconnell of Doyleville, as well
as brothers and sisters. A hand
some set of silver knives and forks,
tablespoons and teaspoons was given
by these relatives. A Haviland
china bread plate and dinner plates
were presented by Mr. and Mrs. 5.
j. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Stone
Of Gunnison. and berry spoon by
. sister of Mr. knode living in
Pennsylvania. The dinner was pret-
tily appointed and following its good
things came an evening of music
and conversation.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28

department Of the G. r. al Co,
is also connected with the schools
Five hundred volumes are in the
school library which has lately re
ceived complete set Of tine Century
dictionary and Columbian encyclo.
pedia as additions. The School En-
terprise, an eight page monthly
published by pupils Is an innovation
IN school work introduced by Prof
D,lworth. II is the only school
paper In the state printed and
published entirely by pupils Of the
grades. Since our county high
school was established at Gunnison
the ninth and tenth grade work has
been omitted and more time is left
for studies below the high school.
As summer resort, Crested Butte
has never been especially advertised
bat Manager Geo. y. Hubbard OF
the Elk Mountain House is planning
to make spirited campaign in that
direction this season. Indeed there
are few sections of Colorado which
offer more attractions than the coun-
try around here. Trout fishing In
Slate and East rivers is alwavs 6ne.
grouse and small game abound while
an eight pointed buck deer was shot
last season AT Pittsburg some six
miles from the town Mr.. Hubbard
has one OF the finest equipped hotels
in the west. Besides large roomy
dining rooms and offices, the two
upper stories contain large parlor
and 81 sleeping rooms, many Of the
latter being easily turned into com
Portable suites Of rooms. The parlor
is Fitted up with handsome new
piano and other beautiful furniture.
Rooms OF the hotel are without ex-
aggeratiOn about the best furnished
one ever sees outside of swell
city hotels. Brussels carpets, ex-
pensive iron bedsteads, solid OAK
dressers and the best blankets and
furnishings make up the equipments.
Added to this Mr. and Mrs. Hub
bard are very accommodating hosts
50 that visitors to our sister town
will certainly be well cared for.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
Odd Fellows Anniversary

Gunnison Odd Fellows No 80 and
ladies of Nashti Rebekah Lodge No.
43 celebrated the Seth anniversary Of
their order in Jolly style Wednesday
night. The ''phines for wimmin
and the ''phines for min for all
manner of things from stand up
collars to diamond rings and button
hole bouquets, caused all sorts Of
fun Mrs. Sills won a prize for the
best ladies costume and Earl Mullin
for the best hard times rig among
the boys
After a short, but lively, program
a lunch of fruit and popcorn balls
topped the evenings amusment
The Rebekaks realized some s23 to-
ward their funds.