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FINANCIAL
Is THE Only ONE no AID

When il romes to the selection Of an execu-
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its paid-in capital and conservative manage
meBt is guarantee Of safety. and this class Of
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iness-reports are rem cred promptly and ac-
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those interested, and if you desire particulars
regarding our Trust Department call, phone
or write us and the desired information viii
he gladly given. HAVE MONEY at yonr
commaId when II is needed you can do this
ITS ALL IN THE START. Spend less
than you earn and deposit what you don't
spend 10 our Savings Department. where it
will earn interest annually at the rate OF
8 PER CENT. compounded. Why not be-
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with us on this important matter.
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Good for everything a salve is used for.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Get DeWitt's.
Sold by W.. ,. Creighton { Co., 40l King
street.
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Wildt & Son
IO6 NORTH ROYAL STREET
MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS OF HENEW
1 PEDRARA ONYX COMPANY:
You and each of you a'e hereby notified
that the Board of Directors Of this Comp ny
has called a meeting Of the stockholders
thereof to be held at the prueipal office of
tho company. Ne. l23 south R"y'l street,
Alexahdris, Virginia, at tne hour Of e,even
o'clock a. ~, on the fourteenth d.. Of No.
yember, 1905, to take action upon tns iesolu-
ton adopted by the Board Of Dire Tons on the
tenth day of October, 1906, declaring that, in
the judgment of the Bo1rd of Directors of this
comp my, it is dermed advisable and for the
benefit OF this company that il shall he dis
solved. FRANK j. DURAN,
ocio nj Sece et8ry.
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AIssauoria Gazstff.

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRl'wEEELl AT
GAZETTE BUILDING. 80 & 3l2 PRINCE
STREET.
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NOTICE is hereby givea that called
Y meeting of the stockholders Of he CH .S'
APEAHE AND COLUMBIA INVEST.
MENT COMPANY will be held At the H"fel
Fleischmann, south Royal street, Al.xAn-
dria, Va. SATURDAY, December |. 1906,
between and O'Clock p. N.
THOS. W. SMITH,
mol III For BOard Of u rsctors.
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Following we publish two let
ters from II woman who accep-
ted this invitation. Note the
result:
First letter.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
For eight years have suffered something
terrible every month. Tho pains are ercra-
ciatlng and ! can hardly stand them. ny
doctor saws have q severe female trouble,
and must go through All operation IL want
70 got well. I do not want TO submit 10 y II
l can possibly help it. Please tell me Via M.
TO do hope you can relieve ns. MIS-
Mary DimDlick, s9th and E. Capitol Streets
Washington, d. c.
Second letter.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham;-
After following carefully your sdvioe,
and taking Lydia F.. Piukhams Vegetable
Inrnpound. I am very anxious 70 send you
u,y testimonial, that others may kno" tnsar
value and what you have dono for nAs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-12

Manufacturing Pharmacists and Dealers il
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Dyestufis, Spices,
Druggists Fancy Goods and Specialties. Im'
porters of Tooth Brushes. Hair Brushes, Per-
tnr7ery, Olive Oil, &c.
Agents for John Lucas d Co.'s, Tinted
Gloss Paints. Mssury's Liquid Colors and
Deyoe's Lead and Zine Paints.
Goods shipped the day order is received.
Quotations furnished by return mail. Cor.
rpspondence solicited
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

statement concerning the resolution;
4 Introduce this resolution in the
name Of American motherhood and
American womanhood The occurrence
which Is the cause of this resolution
was violation of every sentiment
that gierifies American manhood and
American chivalry, The brutal treat
ment OF this lady, who was but acting
within the bounds Of her rights seems
to me to be outrageous. The American
congress ought not to PER-. 1t the mat
ter to rest without the most thorough
and searching investigation. 1t in
wolves the most sacred element and
reverence which every true Ameri-
can sstizen accords tho American
woman. and especially the American
mother. When the president OF the
United States, with all the glamour of
his great office steps into the presence
Of an American mother. he is In the
presence Of his superior. This action
OF his subordinate- should certainly be
investigated
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
lRtf MEN DROWNED
Is Lsssiled sad Wsrkmen fiad
xatery Graves,

Richmond. Tex. Jan. 8. Word
fSas received here yesterday of the
frowning OF three men in the nrazos
Efyek aboht two miles below town,
~ night. II seems that Alex
eAtA, mate OF the government
ZAgshoat at work here. brought
yZe men up on the train from Calves
'/xjn snaday to work. Late In the af-
4rnoon they took small boat and
owed down the river to where the
dradge was anchored When near
lt,the boat ran afoul rope stretch
"a where they had been working.
wAich capsized the boat, precipitat-
M the six men In to the water.
ttlfee Of whom sank, while three es-
caped by swimming. Mate Johnson
and two Of the strangers were drown
Y ed aAd SO far their bodies have not
IJeeN recovered. The names of the
- could not be aseertained, as
ie place where the tragedy occurred
Several miles below here, and all
le parties. except the mate, were
.rangers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
DATE UNCERTAIN.
Number of House Republicans Oppose
Joint Statehood Bill

Number of House Republicans Oppose
Joint Statehood Bill.
Washington, Jan. 9.-Republicans in
the house who oppose the proposed
Joint statehood bill have developed
such strength that the date OF the fav-
orable report of tho committee on ter
ritortes on the measure Is uncertain
and many members DO not expect to
have the bill brought before the house
early this week, as was planned
lnsureent Republicans allege they
have seventy-fiVe Republican votes
gainst the proposed rule preventing
the amendment Of the joint statehood
measure. AS the DeUOcrlf= would vote
solidly against such a rule u has been
reported that tho rules committee will
not attempt to the prevent the amend
ment ~ the statehood bin However.
the friends OF the joint statehood bin
do not admit that seventy FIVE Repu -
hcans viii ioin in the attempt to amend
the bin and insist that the committee
ON rules will have no hesitation ii sub
mitting rul" Ur"vrvtfr- a-o~n4-
rnents
Speaker Cannon and his associates
In support of the administration poi-
icy. are exertine every effort 20 enforce
uarty discipline
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
SUIT OVER DIAMOND.
Interesting Case Tried in Sterling
City Justice Court.

The following interesting court
item is taken from the Sterling City
! News Herald:
| Perhaps the most unique court
ltrial that was ever mad, was tried in
Judge Glass court last Tuesday
The readers of these columns arr
lperhaps aware OF the fact that durins
last fall, Mrs f. F. Holcomb, while
preparing a chicken for dinner, found
] a beautiful diamond in it's gizzard
1t was carried to Jewellers Heald and
| Wilcox, of San Angelo, who pronounc-
ed it genuine and of considerable
value
1t now transpired that C. P. Ken
dali, who once lived here, but now of
Ennis, Texas, lost a diamond in the
vicinity where this diamond was
found, and laid claims to it, and en-
tered suit for its possession,
The case came up in Judge Glass
court last Tuesday, with Jeff D.
Ayers of this place as attorney for
plaintiff, and Mr.. Sandusky of Colo
RADIO, for defendant. The case was
ably prosecuted and defended, after
being out for about an hour, the
jury brought in a verdict for the
plaintiff, whereupon defendant gave
notice of appeal to our county court.
Quite crowd of the good people
of Lacy attended the trial--it be
ing the first ever had in the precinct.
At noon splendid dinner la picinc.
was spread. which the crowd enjoy
ed to the fullest extent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

second on buff fantails, first and
second on black fantails, first on
blue fantails, first, second and third
on red jackobins, first, second and
third on black jackobins, first on
splashed iackobins, first on black
nuns, first on wing turbets, first on
black barbs. first on red tumblers,
first on black starlings, first on red
first on yellow swallows, first on blue
pied pouters, first on yellow pied
pouters, first on solid white pouters,
second on red magpies. second on
black magpies.
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REASON IT WAS DONE
SlebeMt aiyeS ieassls Ter Ia1t C,a1
ResMHiisF. CssAi Fof To Rest. RI

Washington IAN pnes the
session - the hot,se sIaadat I:ep;.
sentative Sheppard 81 Texas intro
iucei q resolution. Wilton was referred
to committee on ruies. asking Tor ap-
pointfnent of a committee composed O.
Democrats and Repfli ialns To txas-
hsate why an American mother was
Violently expelled from the white itoust
and grounds by executive offtciTia and
employees wfiiie she was seeking an
audience %ifh the president of the
United states tiHit said committee
have power 10 summon witnesses ard
report as soon as possible To the house
MIR. Sheppard made the following z
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

Miss Annie Armstrong OF Balti-
more. Md. secretary OF the Woman IS
Missionary Union an auxiliary of the
southern baptist Convention. viii Do
In Wasanachle Tuesday January 's.
and Wlll address the losnd Woman =
Missionary Union regarding his
great wofk NJ Nhu Hre Interested
sne earnestly Invited Io aitend this
meeting. which sill he held AZ the
Flut Baptist ehhroh tn waNahaehic.
i f" b. m farsdag 1anuarv fs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
Officers Elcs ted.

Al the annual meeting of ,he stock
holders of the Enterprise Publish.
INK Company, held this afternoon.
tise following directors aud Officers
were elected for thu ensuing yoAr
pirctpre Y y Hudson. g. W
Kent q " Acknixht. r \. Ferris
and 81 = Cunningham nffirers
Il iiudHan. president " j nuis.
vice president e. " Kent. sss retRry
a. w Meknight treasurer ard ear
efaf manREer
semi annual dividend ~ par
cent sass declared auh ordered nnis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
Last Day To Pay Water Rent

The tenth day of January is the
last day in which to pay water rent.
On the 11th will commence cutting
off all who have failed To pay their
water rent
This applies to all alike and will be
carried out to the letter. Thosa who
move IN houses where water is on
will also be cut off oa the llth with
out further notice One dollar will
be charged for turning water ON AZ.
ter being cat off or non payment
40 = +. DEXRNPORT. stunt
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Sp.Cial To Daily Light.

Special To Daily Light.
Dallas, Tex, Jan. ., 1880 u. H.
As !. result OF "A disastrous fire which
occurred In this city this morning
two men are dead and one is serious
Iy injured. AT 1880 this morning II
blaze was discovered in a three story
office building at the corner OF Main
aud Poydras streets and an alarm
was Immediately turned in. by the
scene the fire was virtually beyond
control. Finding every avenue of cs-
cape cut off three men who occupied
rooms on the third floor leaped from.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
PRIZES ON PIGEONS.
.xhibit in this Department Most Com
plete Ever Given by the Show.

!. The pigeon exhibit in the tenth
of the Waxahachie Poul
" Az pciaticp was the most com
Ete hr given in connection with
3 6w There " neretieshrdlu
Low. There were entries by
eral local fanciers and the col
Ion Included almost every variety
Aese birds.
Ne list of prizes awarded III this
aHment is as follows:
W. Ferris, first on blue check
~ first on black magpies, first on
sSn''a blue pouters, second and third
Yn solid white homers.
1 Wilbur Beatty, first on white HON
fr9 first. second and third on blu
Ned honers, second on blu
ekered.
81 H. Nycum, first, second ant
u rT& on white fantaiIs. first ant
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
Bad Weather Retarded Work.

Houston. Tex, Jan. s.-Mike
Sweeney, general manager of the
Trinity and Brazos Valley spent
Sunday in the city He said they
were retarded considerably during
December by the bad weather, but
everything is moving merrily on now.
r. H. Baker, president of the Trim
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

FuIer a Co. Chicago. erIa naicsl
Heuey and Tar as a throat and lang
nNdf and On acfuunf nf thT EFwsf
Hrrif and popularity ~ Futtv Son
ari TAR many lmmi1atluns are af
s limitations hsFe amii8r aaend
rr raGsr. H.nars of thera ~Nn
Eera.ae fnIaf Hauy hhd Tar m iu
a. FriIna naakarH esk fnr 81 aua
raglse fnr sa.hsHs m ls fre Nsst
rrr1edr fcF foeshs sr8 rnits n n
Fsarae
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
TWO MEN MEET A
HORRIBLE DEATH
Were Forced to Leap From Three-Story
Building in Dallas to Escape Being
Burned to Death.

1, window to the sidewalk in order TO
escape being burned TO death. The
jump proved fatal to two and the
other is so badly injured that death
may result.
The building was entirely gutted by
the flames. The first floor was oc-
cupied by the CASTOR National Bank
which suffered IA severe loss to furni-
turc. The heavy vanlt OF the bank
is secure and 1t is believed that its
contents were protected from the in
tense heat. The total loss will amount
to about $4,000 and is fully covered
by insurance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

at Austin, left last night for New
York, where he goes to hold con
ference with Mr. Yoakum This visit
was made necessary on account OF the
fact that Mr. Yoakum found it i'm
possible for him to make bis Texas
trip as planned. There are some i'm
portant matters to be taken up by
Mr.. Baker on this trip, bat the nature
OF them could not be learned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

Yhs foaioNlaE ualf was flied iz rhe
district coarf fhls uorsirE
"a Gco.aEe~ st al 10 Il Boeks
- al te settle par s.a~shfa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

Oats &e eeuu per bHshsi al u4Ha
e. rsria dnHsurrd tiAv s. nsf ian
at nArH. So delivered Eas from
tuuniurham iGcatns Call keHnnf
q Fr~in nff.ee hsafh Hharer Sc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

Tonight is the regular meeting
night of u. y. O. T.. lodge Initi-
auons. Refreshments \ full at
tendance rs desired
l. MlNCER. T. Il
GEO l.. GRIFFIN see
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WILL GIBBS

an slIl your hogs az the "a
and return them 20 "a
Price 81 10. New
phone III Work guaranteed
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1::4. 1oeA,x SSe!u@Ml

Special 10 The Tribune
LOGAN, Aug. 1.-THE largest social AZ.
lar OF the week was the porch party given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. G. H Champ
Vases and Jardcniers of golden rod were
artisticaliy placed about tho spacious porch
and nSd. with rugs and coy seats very pretty
beautiful with sweet pens, and here q dainty
lunch was served. tho place cards being
hsnd-painted cards of the sunfower, with
NAylor, MrH G. b. Thatcher, Mrs. Eliason,
Mrs, King, Mrs. Miner. Mrs. Charles Han.
@ai.. ssn Mrs NV Walters M", Of Chicago Mrs James
P. Bacon; Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Miner, Mrs
L. A. Thompson Mrs. D. c. Bulge, Mrs.
Frank Thatcher. Mrs. Robinson Mrs Mocnch,
Mrs, T. Il. Campbell, Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs.
Seth Lanston, Mrs Sidney Stevens. Miss
Hilda Eliason, Miss Cassidy. Miss Ruth
Moenoh md Miss Hyde of Salt Lake
Miss Trix Daniels was hostess ut toa
party givon Mt her homo Tuesday afternoon
In honor OF Miss Pearl Jones OF Provo. The
rooms were prcttily arranged with cut flowers
and dainty rotrcshmen!s. wore served. Miss
Robinson. Mrs Seth Langton, Mrs. saiiegan.
Mrs Daniels nnd Mrs. Maud Robinson
Miss Alton Thatcher, Miss Julia Nibley Miss
ElYa EIiason:. Miss Lauson, Miss Paulson,
Miss Haus. Miss VIENNA McAlistcr, Miss Elya
stoddard, Miss Ednn Daniels. Miss Hick.
man, Miss Daniels and Mrs, Ed Hansen Jr
Mrs. l.. A, Thompson entertained at a
most pleasant Kensington at her home Sat
urday afternoon in honor of Mrs Thompson
and Mrs Merrill of Salt Lake. The pretty
Thompson home was artistically arranged
and those enjoying the affair were Mrs G.
II. Champ. Mrs. Walters OF Chicago, Mrs.
King, Mrs. James Walters Mrs. Ostoen, Mrs.
Wing. Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Shepard, Mrs Ste.
vens and Mrs. Morrill,
Dainty in all its arrangements was the
card party given by Mrs. Moore "Wednesday
on ngr
Finch was enjoyed and delicious refresh.
monts were served; Mrs. Moorc's guests were
Prof and Mrs: Bcxol, Mrs. Osteen. Mrs.
and DR. and Mrs. Goodrich
thoroughly enjoyable picnic party was
given Tuesday at Jessop's grove. at which
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hansen wero the chap.
crons. Those in the party were Miss Hattie
Thatcher, Miss Josephine Thatcher Miss
July Niblcy, Miss Greta Carbon; Ny Artel
Carbon, Mr.. Hanson. Mr.. George Forgeson.
Mrs. Carl GnrG and Mr.. Guy Carbon.
Mrs l.. A. Thompson entertained the Sow.
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Mrs. D. B. Shields, Mr.. md Mrs. G. l.. An
drus, Miss Valentine Murphy. Miss Cora Sny-
der Misses Eva and Tessie Lambert and j.
A. Malta.
Mrs E. x. Ward gave stag party Tues,
day evening in honor OF the birthday anniver-
sary of DR.. Ward. A Dutch luncheon was
served after number of games OF duplicate
whist, Those present were Messrs T. w
sherman: L. B. Wright j: Lefavour, R. e.
Wright, T. Fraser. N. Ward and L. Clapp.
Mr.. and Mrs: A. r Weter, Mr.. and Mrs.
G, L. Andrus, Miss Cora Snyder, Miss Chris
tsbol Petty Edith Andrus and f. Furgc-.
son spent Sunday near the Provo river.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orr and two chill
drcn left for Salt Lake Sunday. where they
will remain for couple OF weeks.
Mrs. l.. +. Dean Of Salt Lake and daugh.
ter, Mrs. G.. NJ. DIillncr of Bingham. spent
part OF the week with Mrs. w. j. Buck.
Miss Rose Barncott. who has been teach
ing school at Washington for tho past year.
returned home Sunday morning, where the re-
her parents.
Mrs Sherman Fargo and three daughters,
who have been visiting in California for the
past two months, returned home Monday
morning.
Miss Eva Lambert returned to the Park
on SUNDAY, after nm enjoyable visit with
friends in Salt Lake and American Fork.
Mr.. md Mrs. Dan B. Shields returned
from the city Wednesday morning, accom-,
| panied by Miss Valentine Murphy, who will
! bo their guest for time.
| Mrs. Claude Armstrong Of Ogden is tho
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. Il.
Hedges,
Miss Stella Staley returned from the met
| ropolis Tuesday morning.
! Miss Amber Bardsley who has been visit
| ing with her parents fer the pnst three
weeks returned to the Park on Tuesday,
Mrs. II. w. Deighton has returned from
! Zion. accompanied by her two nephows, who
! will visit in the Park for several days
sherman Fargo spent three days in Evans.
ton the past week.
Charles Hosmcr OF Provo is visiting with
| his numerous Park City friends,
| +. J. Mclaughlin returned home Wednes-
day from weeks stay in Zion and Nevada
| Austin Street OF Murray accompanied Mr
| Mclaughlin 10 the Park for weeks visit
Mrs. II. w, Culbertson. one of the Park
popular young women, departed for Ely, New,
| Friday to join her husband, who has settled
| In that prosperous mining camp, The best
| wishes OF host of friends follow Mr.. and
| Mrs, Culbertson to their homo.
Miss Marie Luce of Salt Lake is the
| guest Of Mrs. i. r. Wceter for few days
Mrs. C. " Wilson and daughter Mrs H.
| @. Grabill. entertained twenty friends at a
very pleasant kcnsington Monday afternoon
at the home of the former Park avenue
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Ing club at her home Wednesday afternoon,
Tho rooms were bright with sweet peas.
Those present were Mrs. Bulge. Mrs. MeT-
rtll md Mrs. Thompson Of Salt Loke, Mrs.
Stevens. Mrs, Foster. Miss Shepard Mrs. Bn-
con and Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. james 7. Hammond and Mrs. Blair OF
Salt Lake are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Hansen
Miss Florence Miner returned home Thurs
day from delightful Salt Lake visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher are in Soda
Springs. whore they expect to spcnd several
weeks.
Miss Wynnt left Friday morning for Iowa
whero she will visit for month
Mrs. Jean Hyde OF Salt Lake is the guest
of Mrs. ]. Shepard.
Miss Winnofrcd Miner left Tuesday morn.
ing on visit TO Bear lake.
Mrs. Smith and little son of Salt Lake
who have been visiting Mrs. Knox, returned
homo Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Thatcher, Mrs ANU.
sen and the Misses Amuson OF Salt Lake re-.
turned TO Logan Friday from Bear lake
whore they have spont tho past ten days.
Leo Squires is visiting with Salt Lake
friends.
Mrs. j. +. Smith OF Salt Lake wns suest
of honor Tuesday afternoon at tea given by
Mrs. Anna Knox. The rooms were pretty
with cut flowers and those present were Mrs
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The rooms as well as the luncheon tnbles,
presented beautiful appearance with their
wealth of assorted sweet peas, cultivated at
tho Ferry home by Montague Allen and John
Hancock The sweet peas are without doubt
tho finest ever grown in the State and were
admired by the friends present Az o clock
a tempting luncheon WAS served by tho two
charming ladies, after which tho successful
event came to a close.
Mrs. Z D Humphrey and Miss Sadie Por.
ter of Salt Lake nro visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. A, A. Pike
Mrs, G. Kuster and Mrs B. Getting re-
turned 10 their homes at Evanston Tuesday,
after q most delightful visit with Mr.. aud
Mrs. r. ID. Robinson.
Mrs. G. w. Hodgson is home from q
short stay in Zion.
Miss Crescent Smith left for Salt Lake
this afternoon. where sho will visit with
Miss Hazel Roy for several days.
Miss Josie Raddon and norhews, Grant
and Ward Rnybould Of Salt Lake. guests
at tho Deighton homo of Woodside avenue.
Mrs. Christopher Turner and daughter,
Katherine OF Butte arc guests at the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welsh.
Miss Abbie Bishop OF Salt Lake will be
tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fraser for
several days,
! at the Hot Pots and Provo river Monday
Those of the party were Mesdames j. II JEFF
ford. o. @. Lockhard, Wejst. w Asika. Hoop
er Misses Lille Lanyon. Gene Theriot,
Blanch Wcist.
Rev. and Mrs d. Q. Grabil have gone to
| Brighton for an outing
Miss Mary Eastman of San Francisco is a
! guest at the home OF Mrs. William NJ.
| Ferry at North Park,
The Misses Clara and Ada Kimball gave \
| jolly picnic 10 the Hot Pots Thursday in
honor OF visiting guests. The party was
| chaporoned by Mrs. Rob Kimball.
! Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clepp entertained a
small company OF friends at dinner Monday
! evening.