davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
ANornns ARRnsr in pIrrsnuao.


rittshurp. pa., Dee O. With Tho ar,
rest Of !. II Milh0ilaul, civil engineer
on chatge IT conspiracy 90 deirand,
the issuance At variants tef the al,
fesi % Joseph lleleety and II L, ilos.
taph Oh The same charge. thp aand Jury
indictment against President q \. CAM
efnn charging him with contempt md
obstruction af iuatite. aud The p0stpone.
mpnt until December ~ ot The consnif.
aey hearing 81 Common Councilman Wi
liam a. Martin. the developments on
Tuesday Ia the alleged fin,n0O bribery
erandal between The oilipialA ~ Tho
|liitt4huR Il Inhp tity tailroah and the
members " The piltshufn select aud
eoaMnn onunph. were sensational Nh
Mihollaud wis taken 10 tbn central
station, whuFe he remained fer several
hours, when a lglend furnished $4,000
bell Iar BIS feleasc,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
WOULD REM0VE
UNWORTHY
President Asks Congress for
Authority
WISHES POWER TO kCT
Upon His Own faitlatigs Senate Delays
Aetlon IA Negro Trocpa
Secretary shaw's
Report
WISHES POWER 10 ACT

Washington F3ee. 4 flte President,
festerday ssnt peeial ae ag II font
gfss wgiag lealathn Giving tae ex
asutige authority upon ois own iaiti-
atise aDd rtspoa iI,ilflY % dismiss any
aflleer wisgm lie tfpfnks unworthy x fer
main IN tbe services fhe LAW NJ present
pfayiAes tbat II iiae M pnaee ~ oFa.
eg shalI ~ dismissed except II pi
anee Of esHft naFkisl 81 IL H I'm
thereof This provision the President
warts repeAIed lllassratN2 the hases
aity foi the legislation aoairssl tfle ffes
tasnt aigas THE eaar CT naea gfFae
whase nama " a0t giY ea bsit Miia aa3
seoiysed VI Indecent spa Siis9ustiHe hft
.hayisf7 He Was convicted bHt tht
eotut, q his surprise The Ifgsilen'
says, I'D net sentence him 70 8isnis
saj
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
RuNs AMucEl VOW pEAp.


Ashtebua, o., Dec. G. John II. kc,
iemfs. Finn, while crazy drunk late
Tuesday night run amnek, armed with
a revolver aud knife. aitaekina nearly
cyety enc ~ met kciampa NOW Ties
dead at the niprnue
heiRmpa iirst ontelel q confectionery
store and shot lohu Ilerlety IA the neck
A few minutes later be shot otto Mack
~ ~ tiia nccit clisina a serious wound
The drunken man rushed out Of tue
store and shot twiee II Emil rupper
lnterina Alexander Raamana saloon, Re
stabbed Matt iipkulntn II che shoulder
aud Oscar koehiug II The arm,
Policeman John Hummer cred hul.
let thfonah keianpaa heart,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
BARKrnrirr ON SHOALS.
Life savers ard Revenue Cutter Try 10
keafh unknowu Vessel

Chnthnni. Macs Dee q The I'M.
known hafkenliae which was iifine SO
uals II distress 81 NOn0mox Point On
TUESDAY. aud which was HuSiously
watched during the day, appeared 10
have pnlN ashore - Great lsCnhd Khoni
yesterday AZ datk Tuesday night thc
vessel scented III have blown pasl thr
dangerous snoais ofl tbs feaet and 20
he iidina M anchor safely NHtn day
light came. however, L was seen that
she had dragged her Apaliats faf 8ome
distance, arid from tie was n which
4he MF, with bet migenmaet swafinN,
thf lie savers believed THAI Ahe hal
lost W her fapp fnr ilc open sea and
had atrncl. On che shoals She was SIN
dying distress signals
Capt Kelley of the Monomoy Point
life saving staiinu started out with biz
crew dutinq The FORENOON to foW 10 the
vusstl AZ ahutt The aame Time, the
fayeuup cutter Gresham wins sighted
passing NlonumAy Point heaaua II enc
direction % the hAfkentine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
cANApAa rAafrr DEBATE.
FesssT Opposes al Intzsmsaiats Arrange
nen

fjtfaws. Dee. ss N fhe FloMss ef
omUons TFon Ce1aee " Fostsf
minister III Finances said tt4s there
World II 4 f6yoiatkn Il faaada II tsa
iateYmcdiata tafi9 VS. sxianded h
VIZ Eu#e1 sfafes II @5uid nos eAig
throw XII sae commissioners NJ taAaas
MD rfeettiGn WITH tHs tfaited statss.
VIZ II 80sH Aiso tFike \ bien ~ Brit
jsh preference 4befe eouid b 10 more
revolagionafy proceeding tisa that such
fbin9 woNld aapqNf
ffon g 81 fie1iag, minister of R
nance fepigna N Fosfeg said tbss Fos
tcY WV msking 4 mistake NJ placing
himself h opposition - tariff wbieh
wa designed q extend fat6g ny favor
aAd 10 tfeas those countries taat wont
eA III baV from IA bstfes titan those
fh8t diefff4inafef aaalHsE ns 'E@ saH
that IL was Probationary IN Evve neH
tfal tariff say M sd teNsss aa inter
nediafY IT 81 aTd pfefmtnee ~ 22ta
vAs NffIe Al tive naft fils emily FevoEti.
tifFf EhNG Whntl tRftf #dtlt3 &c y TIC
tinted States would 50 change IT, eeo.
poiai6 p1aNs N etlWee iss tariff 10 that
n N5aIa be III 4 position ~ faakA sHs
plieation hit OK intermediate thfiH
Thfs Was Nj fstfi8n tg h5s qvg Thoughts
That he would frankly admit ne bad
never eieen any confederation ~ tie
matter There @As ~ eaante a estopd
ne intermediate tariff III ne tinted
States, hit II fhis we're done he did not
sae a0rffihe Wv disastrous M feg0ia
tionarv iii II. notwithstanding what Rosl
tsf said Ihe iaea WIS III extend inter
mediate tafin ~ fafapea8 COMMITTEES
md Fl make an arfaAhfmmi With two
III three COMMITTEES 4 tie sau{t time be.
tatise al other fay1fi Haii9hs would
RE tlm same adfAhfage Whether they
wHfe party w tho arrangement III
Not
seyerM delegations afs aatiNa III
bGhp duties Jhek complain That tbs
British preference Il too high,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
Secy Root Opens Preliminary
Negotiations
TO PROVIDE FOR EXCLUSION
All Other classes Are 10 Re Exempt
A Specific Naturalization Law
Quia PRO Qao 81
Japan.

Washington, fJee+ 4, yom eonsa.
paHaeHt learns on biga authority that
preliminary nsgetiatio ase uaaer way
between Secretary Root and viseaant
8oEi fer nsw treaty between The
United states a1a Japan excIudln9 the
labofers III one country iFom immiaFa.
tion ~ tbe OTTER. Ihe President, n IA
said, Fealizes that TIE japanese problem
on thu paeiiie eaat II more fbaa q
sel40oi problem that It u gaee Prob
lem II would stig ~ feeling IL laga9
f9F me United States, avaiiiRg ftself 81
me privileges specified III mir new
treaty I'll 1904 to pass an exclusion
la# iptead ii III aefsaFea w tAe sane
HuttlMigY thas tte President ba4 ae.
Metsd upoh the negotiation ~ s nsw
treaty, the future III which ehall be Te.
eipfOeatea exclusion clause affecting
only laboYers 1t fbe t@0 countries 1t
"a unaerstqod tliat TIE real object "a
tAss winter VIII III ~ inte4tigate egn.
aifions iifst hand, THAT NJ nay " atle
properly n safeguard TIE interests u
SIS emntfgmea ii the new treaty The
negotiation IL ~ exclusion treatw VIII
rot ID aHg WaS interfere with the Fed
@fai (iWefnmeats determination ~ see
tisat t8e rights III the Japanese Arr pro-
tected az tha Pacific CONT. III the light
81 the news that Japan viii consent g
uea a tfeatyf The strong language 81
/ the Presidents message II not y sur
pflsiHg u i probable that las pro
iding for the naturalization Of Japan
esr In this country viii be % quid pro
giio by which the Japanesa Government
will square itseIf with its people foF
n0nsentin9 To the negotiation 81 az ex.
flusion treaty Such law " strongly
recommended by the President in hia
lnesAAgn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
MARLBOROUGH ronr REEEwEp
Disposition 81 Little Ones Pfeelaaes
chante n Friendly Separation.

London Der. G The marital lroui
les 81 tic bake ana DHeiiess u slafl
bgfvifh ARE bguua to ebfne into tho
eeurts Gu settlement. e. Az hcfe ~ b.
friendly agreement afe Ronc. according
" lbe Manchester Dispatch Ihp Duke.
II atalfs. regards himself "a The III
iuted PARTY. and Il insisting ~ sefiits
Ing eiiis lights
ti0N II dispose a Che children Is
the greatest bore IT contention. They
are frantic NJ Che ides n leaving their
mother They have a0ags been wish
her aHd have regarded the Duke ID 4
distant acquaintance He Il determined.
however, b bate them entrusted 10
him. II tMs cansueio is willing r.
egtee hut The eiiiaten themselves reso
lnteiT refuse
btua Edward Il stiii making efforts
W keep the affair unt II me divorce
rniifs Hud prevent disclosures expected
~ make 4 sensation. but indications are
That he win moi succeed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06

Among the children under our care
was poor orphan boy eight years old.
poorly nourisbed ard suffering difficulty
ii breathing, cough. diarrhoea, indiges
tiau and vomiting, The sisters who had
him ii charge consulted three different
doctors and they all pronounced the case
hopeless, saying that the good care be
enjoyed was an the help be could have,
and that ii was useless to submit him to
any new treatment.
Wnen sister received from friend
present III bottle 81 Father Johns
Medicine, she Immediately started 10
giye 81 the medicine to the little sick
boy with the wonderful result that at.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
ltnnlns. nn rrclrht.

A freight ear as a buffer Is used by
locomotive manufacturers when shin
ping more than one locomotive IN The
aame direction az the same time, o.
course great loss would follow ID,
wreck Of q locomotive, SO the manutac.
turera have adopted The plan Of placing
4 frelght car between every two en-
wines N transit In this why II there
should hc 4 wreck me freight ear
would Do smashed while the engine
would mos, likely be unframed. Just
The same az the ordinary passenger
coach u generally selescored while Tho
stronger bullt Pullman Il not damaged
ID much Philadelphia Record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
AT AuClair Hospital
Sisters of Charity Save a Little Boys Lift
With Father Johns Medicine

ter one month and half with this treat
ment. he was improved 50 much IL
strength aud size that one could hardly
believe Il waa the same boy that was
seen short time before IN such a bad
condition FIFE n now going to school
and partaking III All the pastimes Of
his schoolmates- something that he ney.
er before was able to do.
1t is therefore with the greatest pleas.
uYe and satisfaction tine sisters recon-
mend Father Johns Medicine
tSigned)
THE SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE,
Hospice Auclair, Montreal, Canada.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
$4,000 900 ron RAILROAD MEN.
Great Increases Promised BY Lines Gem
tcfing IA Chicago

Chicago. Doe, d'rhs managers 81
thilWnys centcring III Chicago win IN
emase The wages Of their employees IN
the Immediate future to a sum that viii
mike al increases Ia eastern railroads
small hy eampaiison Advances ale cN.
retlod III he yivcu hetmneu now and
JANUARY j which will make thc com
hlned Incomes 81 tho 10000 employees
az Theses lincs from Saa.oNo. 1000 60 $1n,
100000 greater IN ipQ5 than IN iand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
chiid Labor Biu ~ Loags.

Washington. Iyef q senator lodge
introduced III Ehp Senate yesterday b
bin designed IL prevent tllH ei0plvYtntnt
W child labor II dIirefs from 4 siHilal
mpasure prepared by selatpf liesefiipe
n ihst i permits Interstate tfauspofia'
ton Of goods manufactured bg youths
between the aaes 81 fourteen aud Eos
teen years Il they eaH produce eeflil,
Gates fruul sfhunl atihotiiies ef theil
home towns te4tifyiha tb the faet that
thcy afe able q tend nui write ttie Ensl
fish language
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
prLEsl pILEsl pILEsl

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
win cure blind bleeding. liberated and
itching piles. II ahsofhs The tumors,
nllays the Achinafas once, acts as a
poniiiee. gives instant relief Or. Viii.
iiams' Indian Pile Ointment Is prepared
for piles and itching, Every box IS
guaranteed. Sold by alI druggists, by
mail for soc and $i.o0. Sold by G. II.
Kendrick & Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
For carnegIe LIhraEy n Rome.

Rome. Dee. 81 The Anglo American
Archaeological society, having been I'M
formed that Andrew Carnegie u dis
posed % erect building for free Ii
brary here. held a meeting yesterday
to discuss che best means u approach
ing Mr.. Carnegie N order to induce hin
10 quickly carry out bis project and e
allow The building 70 be The headqualt-
crs 81 the society,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06

Representatives Of France ard Spain
Rsarh urderstanaInE

1sadria Dee. g. ~ Jules tsmsoH the
ErArrh ambassador, ard Sennr Gabal
Tarn tAe foreign minister have cgnelnd-
ed tAe Eranes panish agreement On CHE
s,shiart W 5FaY02cg. 81 takes the form
III -yerbsl note, which viii BE- ver
baFIv communicated to tie powers BIZ
fE. french and spanish smhasaad0rs
t,arqegiafe Faplies are expected az the
terms III tla understanding have al-
readv been infermally communicated 70
tIac different governments
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
SULTAN TO
GREET FLEET
Evidently Approves Morocco
Programme
NOT FROM POWERS
Fosestalled BY Moorish Government =
Soldiers sent to Restore Order IL Tan
gier--Frsnee ana Spain Hare Coz
Guided Their Agreement.
III FROM POWERS

Tangicr, Dee. Oh iThe American minis
Tiff. Dali GHmmare, arrived here yezterr
DAY from Fez. ia board the steamer
saida 1t II reported that the sultan
upou the advice oF the Italian minis.
TER, who II supported By Mr. Gumnefei
81 coming III state To Tangier e greet
admiral Touchard, the commander III
fEle French squadron. Id order ~ show
tie Mussulmans THAT IL approves VI tie
France Spanish programme
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
wnAlrn ron osAar InpIArs.


llithip, Ok Dep Each member ~
The tribe 81 paege fnaiHns sll be worth
~ leasl sh0o10 n land and annuitiea
with the alluiments they are now tax
inn making tl,eu tic richest Indians III
llie United States Hpt Ailllafd Osaae
Indian agent, hpnnn Tuesday tle paY
luett af a9iplopp % The usagps THE
Includes 100000 g interest, 10000 IN
grass nieney and tanuo royalties on gas
and nil
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06

Washington. Dee 81 A3optiua rfesi.
dent Roesefelta recommendations. Hop
rsentative l'fiaG 81 Indians yesterday
introduced in ths ll'use Joint fesolh.
tim m0yidinH fiji constitutional
amendment nlsinR Congress lIio paWef
III establish uniform Mwa ~ faaftiage
ana divorces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
100000 rIpr in PROVIDENCE,
Engine Mandatory is Badly Dam.
AGED.

Providence. Il t. bee. O. Fire broke
out yesterday mefning NJ tAe plant of
the American / british Manufacturing
company. successors 10 Gle InfliAA
Steaui tuainp company here The agent
of The company stated that the tlaWcs
were started a spark from passing
locomotive, which dropped into the
tcsting room III which were ieur tgiplo
expansion vnslnes, rnady ~ Hhipment
Vi thrar pnsinna WeN ynMptV aA aif
ldpes. an8 thp flames yaWsed an eNrlu.
siou. The building m Whtca tle are
atartcN MAS q weldon rtulesufn. iHN
iret long aha a. fert Wide. and WA 4
single ptoes affair it was burned "a
the aiNuud, Nauahe machinery Nsai
rs teAtinN ohvsraa was ecinplrtpix tuiu
ei lhc daNlpns "A estimated Al about
$3.50, 0rN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
1900 MILES BY WIRELESS.
The Best Exchange 50 Far on the Pacific
Coast.

san Deigo, Cal, Dee g-Messages
we're exchanged Monday evening BY The
government wireless station AZ Point
Iona with tle government station at
Puget Sound. 1900 miles away. This
II the longest distance any wireless sta.
tlon on this coast has even been able
to transmit messages.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
EIGHTEEN ARE INIURED.
wreck Oh Moaon Road II Indiana AZ
RAN Breaxs Under Engine.

Chicago. Iec. 3 The fast limited
srsin WI TIE Monon road between tin,
eirnatf ana chicago was deraited early
vasterdav. two miles north Of Frans
Tort. InI. 81 a broken rail Eighteen
nassenrars sat al a total of rs % the
train were injured hut nobody wds
I,;ilea III II not believed that any Of
tile injured win die.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06

Conductors Of orehcstras fluid that
The Cute y far more often played ont
81 tune than the violin, The reason be-
ing that many IL its natural hafes arc
neg strictly W tune with THE rest Of the
band
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
GIRLS CRUSHED AND BURNED.
Eight Believed to BE Fatally Hurt in
Match Factory Explosion.

Indianapolis, Ind dec Eight girls
we're perhaps fatally burned and crush
I'd IN panic caused BY an explosion
il match factory in West inaiaHap
oils yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
TO cuRr 4 corn IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE nnuAIn Quiniue Tab.
let's Druggists refund money II Il faila
10 cure r. w tlRoyE'S signature Is
on each box. Soc,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06

ssnsts Pats Ii Over until To-day oWiag
70 Absence IL M pehfass.

WGshinat0u. t5aa q &ftek damts
yesterday, TIE Senate post ponea until
t9tay thu consideration 5f tio feshllis
tie6s calling nj Information feiafiFa NJ
the discharge III fla negro lf6ops II the
2Hh infantrY fefMarly stationed SO
lisfownsdlle fax Tie ielay Was epase8
BY TIE absence from fba eitg Of Sen.
stof l'ehf0se
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06

The HaiseTs ~ Ir Fieras's Fat6rise Pre-
scrlDsioMs f6r fAa cpTs ~ waak nerv6as ra1~
down avsr~nYksd 6eAsfaeea aslF-rae&ad
w0ra6n. aaNing fllis medicine n se made To
of ingredients every ono " Thlch Baa she
sccHgest gsAslale endorsements os TIE isaalas
and standard aBihorisies 81 tic several
schools sf practice sss asffeefl9 wsElrg saa
M faef as esig M clad 20 nTlns AZ sEag sos
the formula ~ tiss ok ingredients " Wisea
N n efanoeea. M plafa Eaeits9. 10 @gsfy
1ostse wrapr4g
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06

Tho formula u ~ pIeree's Favortts pre-
sefi5fion vii bear the raesg erificsl ex ANNA
tiea Of medical exgeffs. FOR Il contains no
hlcone4 aaFcotles harmful. o. 6asifetos1aaa3
drugs. and so ageft enters lat0 81 that ii tsss
bigElg recommended 4y tfle Ya0st advanced
snd Aoaafa9 mtdleal teachers ard aGtaoY.
itses N tHeSr several schools 0f practices
1he4e agfn2yItla eSglrsena ne in8redlgafs
M III F1fIEE,y tNN3firF FfeseFtrffr1 fnT The
EHrG 81 fMNEtff tHn f4fse FifT1erfS fSf WHiSn
k.lt4 WgYfSse n fnry tftfNtetNe Ia HffTi2n6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
70 RESTORE ORDER IN rAEeIzR.
Foree Of $50 Regulars Reported on Way
to the City.

Paris, Der. g. A despatch received
here from Fez says that d Moorish man
III war with $50 regulars on board. i
approaching Tangier for the purpose Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06

No o4heF nseaicin@ fGr wo4nan Glis has INV
Fstnn professional euaorsssaeHs as lsf Plerea7s
Favofitc rrs rlption hss raesfyed, II tae tiA-
qualified recommendation ~ each ~ Et4
several Ingredients ~ SORES n ieadink Htai~
caI man 81 81 thc schools 81 practice ii
speh al endorsements not p0rahg 81 your
consideration
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-06
Ea Y0u Think
FAR Yoar@alf r

or ID Son oren youg aaonfb Ike gouag
BIRD aAd 1s7p down Whatavsr tod or nseaI-
klas NAB he oEsred youS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-14

Mrs Frank Beesley and children, who
have been the guests Of Mrs d. Sulli-
van at Salt Lake, returned home Sun
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-14
LOGAN.

I.ognn--- Mrs. George w. Thatcher
Jr.. was hostess at a 4 o'clock tea
which was served IN the b. Y. college
dining room on Friday afternoon. Nlo-
let's formed an extremely pretty table
decoration and the place cards also
suggested Faster. Covers were lalu
for eight the guests being Mrs. Net
tie Sloan, Mrs, l. a. Ostien, Mrs. X. L.
Campbell. Mrs. -. c. Bulge, Mrs. A.
II Thompson, Mrs. y z Bacon, Mrs
Guy Thatcher The luncheon was
dantily served by the Misses Hina Card
and Vivian Hatch.
The many friends Of Mr., ED Hanson
will regret that he leaves Logan soon
for the mission field ON Wednesday
evening Mr. and Mrs r. H. Daniels
entertained In honor of Mr. aud Mrs.
Hanson, quite large number OF
friends snending most delightful
evening at their home Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Daniels and the
Misses Daniels Nh and Mrs. I'd Han
son, ST.. Mr. and Mrs Ed Hanson. Jr.,
Mrs S, A. Langton, Mr.. and Mrs. All
Cole. the Misses Geuevieve Thatcher
Nora. Jennie and Elva Eliason, Julia
Nibley. Maggie Jones, Rose Homer,
Sophia Poulson, Maggie Morrell VIM
ME MorTell, Messrs. Carl Gariit Ariel
Carlson, Guy Carlson. Leo Squires
Lou Edwards, Charlie Hansen, George
Torgensen, Seth Hansen, Prof Mann
The A. c. Womans club held an in
teresting meeting at the home of Mrs
Ostien last Monday afternoon.
A very pleasant evening was spent
in the faculty rooms of the B. Y. coll
lcge on Friday by the faculty menu
bers and number of friends Prof.
and Mrs. Vernon. entertained and We're
most ably assisted by the Misses Rose
, Homer. Julia Nibley Dora Wright and
Maggie Morrell
Mrs y. r. Moore and Miss kath-
| crime Smith entertained Thursday af-
ternoon for Mrs, p L Keeler
Miss Julia Nibley has returned
| from her California trip,
Hon l. G Thoresen is at home again
after spending some time " M>~lco.
Mrs. NJ. $. Ormsby spent several
days OF the week in Logan
| Mr.. Lorton Cranney Of star valley
| was a Logan visitor this week.
|
Miss Dora Wright Is at home again
after spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs. J. ID. Spencer in salt Lake
|
Mr. Ron Thatcher and John y
Game. Jr., have gone to HALEY, Ida,
on business
Mrs. Moses Thatcher and Miss Neds
Thatcher are visiting ~ Salt Lake.
| Profs Tom Mckay and Hersche
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-14
EUREKA.

Editor Eugene n. pulver OF the Pay
son Globe Header was the guest of
Ephraim Frisbe and family this week.
Mrs James D. Stack and children
visited salt Lake friends this week,
Mrs Elmo Moore, who has been WIS.,
iting Eureka relatives. returned to her
home at Ogden this week,
Mrs. Frank Beesey and children. who
have been the guests Of Mrs d. Sulli-
van at salt Lake, returned home sun
day.
a birthday party Was given at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Rasmus Nelson
Tuesday evening IN honor Of their
daughter Ellzabeth's thirteenth birth
day Various games were played, and
the guests treated TO ice cream and
cake.
The Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
ment association Of Mammoth gave a
splendid icecream socable on Tuesday
evening Ii being the first az the sea-
son tho affair was well patronized An
entertaining program was rendered,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Beane returned
this week from a two-months' sojourn
at Park city
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Larson spent
several days at the Capital city this
Week.
city Recorder Mrs. Minnie tIanley
left this week for Boise City. Ida, for
couple Of months visit with relatives
and friends.
DR.. aud Mrs. Harvielle We're Salt Lake
visitors this week
, John Hatch and wife Of Robinson
are the guests OF Mrs. Hatchs mother
at Payson.
on last Saturday evening Tom Mark
ham and Miss Lorena Hales of Mann
moth were made man and wife by
Judge Braxton Barnett
Mrs. Althea Thomas Good returned
| this week from Button. o., and IS WIS.,
| ting with her mother, Mrs. George
| Thomas,
Judge David A. Lindsay was a visitor
to the capital city this week.
Miss Madeleine McConahey Of San
| Francisco is the guest Of Miss Fern
Dunn Of Robinson.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. sullivan and family have
gone to Salt Lake city to reside.
Mrs. John Malvey and Mrs. F. d.