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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
LOGAN.

Private social affairs have been very
few this week th, time having been
almost entirely taken up with The
commencement exercises of the cole
leges and schools On Tuesday morn
ing the exercises az the A. e.. were
most interesting. am excellent program
having been given. In The evening the
Alumni banquet and ball was held 90
college building thoroughly enjoyed by
the members oi the Alumni association
and their friends,
Wednesday morning was devoted 20
commencement exercises at the b. Y
O.. and in the evening a banquet aud
hall was given by the Alumni associa-
ton, which was largely attended.
Prest Mccormick. Hon. r. ". AM.
son. Jr. Supt Nelson. MI Whittcmore.
Mr.. and Mrs L. ~ Stohl and Mrs. Susie
Y Gates were iu Logan TO attend the
A. G. commencement
A pleasant social event OF last Fl-
day afternoon was the parcel shower
given by Mrs John Christensen and
MS Lee Thatcher Tor Miss Eva
Knox. The following guests were pres
eut. Miss Eva Knox. Mrs. Win jar
dine. Mrs Anna KNOX, Mrs Moses
Thoacher Mrs Leo Campbell Mrs.
Sylvan Needham, Mrs win Howell.
MIS- W. b Preston. ST., Mrs a. w.
Kimban. Mrs Walter Mclaughlin. Ms.
Stoney. Mrs. BeNeh Mrs L.nnartz
Mrs Charlie Friday Mrs. Preston
Thatcher Mrs $. A. Langton. Mrs. 81.
VERNE Jepperseu, Mrs Moses Thatcher
Jr. the Misses Claire Eldredge. Flor
euce Miner. Veda Thotchsr. Lettie Jep-
person, Daisy Andrews Jennie Eliason,
lydia owen, Lille Kent Irene Cress-
all
Mrs ]. r. Carbon entertained lnfor-
maly ON Friday afternoon her guests
being Miss Rose Homer Miss Johanna
Mocn. Mrs j. 4 HeuduCkson. Miss
Dora Wright Miss Julia Malsy. Mrs
Gay Thatcher
Mr.. and Mrs Ray West are in To-
gan having arrived from Cornell uni-
versity ON sunday last. They rrc the |
guests n Mrs Vests mother Ms JOS
eph Morrell
Tho Misses Jaunette ana Lizzie Mo |
Kay have returned 60 ogden after |
short visit with Mr. and MIS-. q. W
Jr
Mrs j.. r. Thomas and children Mrs. |
A. l. Fcrron ana children and Miss
Phyllis Thatcher returned from New |
Work gr Saturday last
Mr. and Mrs $ r. Thatcher have
from Chicago and win spend |
me summer IN Logan
Prof Thomas Mckay ~ the 4. G.. /
has returned 10 his homo in ogden
Miss Johanna Moen has as her guest
her sister from Salt Lake.
Miss TILE Peterson ~ ogden was the
'uest Of Miss Rose Homer during the
week.
profs 4. r. Bowen, Ut Jardlne and
Nj Preston Nibley. have gone 20
'hicaga, TO spend the summer
Miss Nerna Bowman and Miss Kate
'dams who have spent the winter iu
.Cean let for their homes Ia ogden |
nd Layton on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West and little
aughter who have been the guests 81
FRS. Luna Y. Thatcher. for several
aye this week left on Friday for OF.
en- from whence they win 20 10 !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

New wings for Cupid. He won't
De able 10 fly into The army with.
oul this kind. Secretary Taft
q advocates the prohibiting Of u.
;. army officers marrying, below
me rank OF captain.
We very strongly advocate the
immediate trial by you OF our
mousse cleaning methods-Car.
pei cleaning perhaps is our
specially out all branches Of our
BUSINESS are carefully looked
after Wall paper cleaning, win
uow cleaning, House CLEANING.
I ! Service-Painting and
kallsomining-
- National House Cleaning Co.,
% {: lst So. ST., Phones lO58k
and 978.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

Wipe OF furniture with cloth
wrang out IN hot water before applying
furniture polish. 4 high polish win re-
suit and will not show hnger-marks.
Many stories are told Of the incon-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
In Women's World.

The ofieia. program for The we'd
ding OF King Alfonzo and Princes
Eua OF Battenberg is as follows.
May 29-lutroduction OF the foreign
princes Co The princess al the Pardo
Palace. lu The evening theatriCals.
MAY 30-ln the afternoon, signing Of
the marriage contract at the Pardo
Palace DO the presence Of the graudees
OF Spain and The foreign princes
May 3l.-At u o'clock In the morning
tho welding Boo the church OF ST. GerO-
nimo by The archbishop Of Toledo.
June l-At $3.50 p. M. banquet attend
ed only by the members Of the Spanish
royal family and the foreign princes.
June lin the afternoon the battle
of flowers In the evening. state per-
fUmaDce al the Teatro Roale
June 3-SeryiUe To- the morning Don the
palace chapel In the evening. state
ball
Jure l-Bull fight.
June Excursion 20 Aranjuaz. Il
The evening torchlight procession.
June banquet 90 spanish officials.
June banquet 10 diplomatic CORPS.
June S-ofhcIal reception. and iu the
evening ball ~ the municipality
when "a lamp is not burning keen The
wick % little below the top Of The tube.
This helps to prevent Oh from working
over the burner and reservoir
This forms an appropriate pendant to
the absolutely authentic story ~ Tho
visitor in Florence. who spoke cnthr.
s'osi.iy OF The famous statue ~
Dante. FOO thc Piazza Santa Crocc. as
-tha statue ~ Daniel In the lions DEM"
To kccp The face white aud remove
deep lines cleanse the face each nirht
with cleansing cream and massage.
You can also use this cream 90 mas.
sage the arms
To bleach the face and arms srplv
mo following lotion until the skin paaIs
Then apply little good cold cream
Corrosive suhllmate. 2 grains. DOW.
lrrel h1raN 4 dram. lemon iuica.
ounce rose water, ( ounces
Instead ~ stuflnF dates with nuts
Dr., fNng them with cream cheese f5r
iu afternoon tea relish. Finely chorref
nuts mixed with the cheese is an aidi- .
ton.
The evening dances az Calders are .
.H....u,-Hrar CANDLE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

gruous things said by visitors to the
Eternal city says Modern Society.
but the palm should surely be-
awarded 10 a lady who was asked the
other day what she liked best Of an the
things she had seen IN Rome. We'll"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

she said renectively I think the thing
that interested me most was the capt.
tol. There l8 q cage there containing
a wolf whith, ! understand. Is The oflg-
lnal wolf that sucked Romeo and Ju-
licti"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

porintendent, Brother O. W. Snow.
They presented him with a beautiful
gold watch. Delicious refreshments
we're served. About 20 guests were pres
ent.
Miss Lottle Jensen was the guest Of
honor at clever surprise party gotten
up by the ward choir. Of which she is
the leader. The ward han was well
filled and the evening was spent IN
games and merry making Luncheon
was served.
Among TIE ogden visitors who went
down for the commercial club celebra-
ton were. Nj and Mrs Leo Nor
Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. r. W. FIshburn.
MI wynn Eddy, Miss Pearl Duke Miss
Eliza Hansen, Mrs, e.. O. Anderson and
our Brigham Military band
Miss Agnes Davis Of Union. Oregon.
has been the guest of Miss Vern Fors-
gren. the past week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

The evening dances At Calders are
becoming poullar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

v.s lanes Glove entertained at din
~ sfurday Mrs. Estella Heron, Of
,iabo and Mrs. Nllate Strong
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

Instead ~ stuflnE dates with nuts.
try fIling them with cream cheese Tor
dn afternoon tea relish. Finely chopped
nuts mixed with the cheese Is an sidi-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

Miss Eliza Bonner is visiting friends
ln salt Lake this week.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-25

Could not bring as much
happiness 70 Mrs. Lucia Wilke.
Of Caroline. Wis. a. did one &c
box OF Bucklen's ArnlrA SaIve,
when il completely cured run.
ming sore on her lex. which had
tortured her % long years.
Greatest antiseptic healer OF
piles. wounds. aud sores. PC
Sold By the Wagner Drug Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-25
DID THE DEnocRATs voTE
In Republican csucuses Last Tues.
day7--Resd the Resolutions Pass.
Cd q Their Co. convention In
Wagaer Msy 70. 1000. which
Passed unanlmously.

REsoLvED-That we Join
with our central committee In
denouncing the existing caucus
law as unjust. unreasonable and
unconstitutional and approve
their course In calling this con-
vention under the old plan, bui
suggest that in NJ much rs Q re-
publican supreme court have
recently decided the same 10
bea just law and constitutional
that the call for next convention
be made In accordance with lis
provisions.
That we disapprove 81 the
course taken by some democrats
in entering the republican, eau.
cusses on last Tuesday, aud vot.
ing for delegates 70 q Republican
convention. Principle IL worth
more than success and Ia the
end truth win prevail. Stand
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-25
THE TOWN
60

~. :.
- T..u..; -; :" -.
For good machine oil go to the
Feed MN. 7.2S
Mira. 4. @. Hall is reported as
being seriously Ill.
Everybody goes fishing at Lake
Andes these days.
Miss Louise Wcpking was a
passenger east Tuesday morn
ing.
John Stedronsky was a bust
ness visitor at Lake Andes over
Sunday.
Henry Bucholz is having his
house painted and otherwise i'm.
proved.
If you don't feel happy and
contented in South Dakota you
won't anywhere.
q. NJ. Babcock returned to his
home at Rock Island, Ill. last
Saturday morning.
John Absher and family spent
Sunday at the home OF r. F.
Bruce in Plain Center township.
Do you want to rent land? See
lad" Home Owners Investment
Co. g, Geo. Bowlus, President.
Union services Sunday even
ing in the Congregational church,
in charge of the Epworth League.
Hinzman Bros. will buy your
butter and eggs and pay you the
highest market price for them.
Miss Maude SOesbe came home
from Geddes, last Saturday
morning for q visit with the home
folks.
Hinzman Bros. are now buy
ing cream and will pay you the
highest market price for the
same. 5-lS
Miss Maud Holton was a pas
senger up the line Saturday
evening returning Monday
morning.
Mrs. g. M. Meier went to
Yankton Saturday on a trip
com bining both business and
pleasure.
Surveyor Wallace has been
surveying the streets of Wagner
to get the proper grade for the
side walks.
A large crowd of Wagnerites
attended the republican county
convention at Platte Tuesday or
this week.
j. B. Reich and wife left Sat
urday for Parkston to visit Mrs.
Reich's mother, who is reported
dangerously i'll.
L. J. Brown, manager for the
Queal Lum Der Co.. has be gan
the erection of a fine residence
in South Wagner.
Don't forget that we make the
best terms on farm loans. No
waiting for the money. Com.
mercial State Bank. tt
Don't forget that Hinzman
Bros. are buying cream and
butter and eggs aud paying the
best prices for them. 5-l6
G. w. Bullock was over 10
Lyman county last week put
ting his claim in readiness for
the family to move onto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock and
sou Maurice went down to
Yankton Wednesday morning,
To be gone for some time.
Word comes to Us that Miss
Georgia Daley is very i'll with
diphtheria at the residence OF A.
A. Thomas south Of Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bark
are rejoicing over the arrival OF a
girl at their home which came to
their home ON Friday, the 18th
inst.
Mrs. w. H. Swark left Tues
day morning for her home In
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-25

Of Hills. Mimi. are here visiting
their daughter mrs. @. O. Bic
gen. From here they will go to
Bon Homme county to visit rel.
atiyes.
Do you need cave spouting
on yoar honses II you do, call
on ID. ii. Cross. He can fix you
out in good shape on that kind OF
work.
Strayed from my barn in
Wagner about May 8. one bald
faced brown mare, short tail,
weight about $50. Finder
please notify L. Uken & Sous,
Wagner, 8. d. 1852.
Strayed from my place four
teen miles southeast of Wagner
about four weeks ago one bay
horse four years old this'spring.
White spot in forehead, long
bushy tail. Notify postoffice at
Wagner. Luke Redbird. Slid pd
Stalwarts, insurgents and all
other parties win find st our
store a large supply of fireworks
for the Fourth of July. Com
plete assortments for family
celebrations. A very large
stock just received. Wagner
Drug Co. 5-25
1t was pleasing to visit with
the different old time democrats
who were here last Saturday
attending their county conven-
ton and hear them express their
disapproval of the members o.
their organization who have been
so assiduously helping the insur
gents in the republican party to
defeat the stalwarts. Nothing
but condemnation was heard
from the most OF them, and 1t was
quite evidentthat unless those
who presu me to be it's leaders
attend strictly to their own bust
ness they too may be hunting
another job. by the time the
convention rolls round for the
nomination of county officers.
Drs. Hollingsworth OF Avon,
Newcom Der of Geddes and
Frink and Still of this place held
consultation over Frank Ia
berna last Sunday. We under.
stand that the result was, that
everything possible Was pow
being done for the patient that
could be done. That the di
sease must run its course and
that all that could be- done was
tn keep the patient AS comfort.
able as possible. Mr.. kaberna
is certainly having a very seri.
GUS time. While moving his
goods from Presho. TO his claim
several miles west of the new
town he was attacked with sci
attic rheumatism aud IL was
thought best to bring him here
to the home of his pare nts
where he could have the best OF
care. For weeks he has not
been able TO turn over in bed
without assistance and then
only with the most excruciating
pain. 1t was the verdict OF
those present last Sunday as
stated above that time and good
care only would overcome the
disease.
Amos Truesdal OF Wheeler
was down last Saturday as a
delegate TO the demo cratic con.
vention. Our first acquaintance
with him dates back To school
hood days in the good old state
OF Michigan, when logs in the
rough furnished the covering OF
the youth and q puncheon plank
with pins for legs was the soft
seat upon which he got his first
lesson for that education which
was TO tit him for lifes duties.
Many are the changes since
then. or those who sought 10
mould the character of both OF
Us but a few.are yet on this side
Il n. n.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-25

e"h ot ". L. Wilson, IL
visiting AT the home Of his bro.
Their, II. G.. Wilson, who lives
southwest of Wagner.
Nj. A. Harvey returned from
Sioux City Monday evening.
lie reports that his wife stood
her operation very well aud that
she is getting along niely.
Guy Mcdonald went to Del.
mont last Saturday after his
family, who had been visiting
relatives at that place for few
days. They returned home Sun.
day.
Now that school is out, we ex.
pect that the children will have a
high old time for three months,
aud be in readiness to take hold
of their school work next year
with renewed vigor.
A basket social aud dance is
to be given by the Catholic
ladies in the Sykora school house
on the first of June, Everyone
is cordially invited to attend, and
a good time is assured.
School is out today. Tomor
row evening the school is TO give
a program in the hall, to which
all the patrons of the school and
others are cordially invited.
The admission is fifteen cents.
1t is surprising the amount of
building being done in Wagner
at the present time, but u stroll
through town will convince the
mostskeptical thatthere are more
residences under construction
now than ever before at one time.
Ira Pease came up from
Omaha Saturday evening to
spend a few days with his father
before going out to Lyman coun-
ty to live on the homestead with
his mother. Ira has been attend
ing school in Omaha for the past
year.
Rev. ana Mrs. j. S. Schroeder
were given a farewell party by a
number of their friends Wed
nesday evening. They leave
soon for the counties west of the
river, where Rev. Schoder will
take up the work of the Sunday
School Union.
John Leahy and wife, who
have been visiting at the home
of Frank Ray for a week past,
left Tuesday morning for their
home a Willow Lake, this state.
Mrs. Leahy is the daughter of
Mrs. A. Hayenga, who Is stay
ing with Mrs. Ray.
Mrs S. L. Gable came down
from Wheeler on the Monday
evening freight train and stayed
over night at the homeof Mr.. and
Mrs L. M. Gable. She left Tues.
day morning for her home at
Denison, Iowa, where she will
visit with relatives and friends.
Armour is to celebrate the
Fourth Of July in fitting style
this year. A large amount of
money has been donated by the
businessmen and com mittees
have been appointed to see that
the best time eyer had is guar
entecd those who celebrate in
that city.
Mrs. r. T. Stout, Mrs. A.
McKenna. and Masters Leo
McKenna and David Stout. from
near Wagner. were visiting
with the editor on Monday Of
this week. Mrs. Stout is the
mother and Mrs. McKenna is
the eldest sister of We scribe -
Avon Clarion.
George Chesley and son Of
Armour, were here last We'd
nesday experimenting the in
stallment OF large grain clean.
err in his elevator. This is
something that viii be Of great
benefit TO the farmers as 1t will
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-25

by your guns and fight for the
right aud the R..pa blicln party
will fall TO piece, Ut It's own
weight
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-25

saIvc! saIvs.i spread the ssivs. bat lea u
he Pine satsa. natures remedy Tor rHt~.
burns. Sores etc. sold ~ the Wagner Dras
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-25

For bloating. bsIching. indigestion. etc
eat Q Rings Dyipepsis Tablet after meals
sold by the Wagner Drug Co. mann
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Tennessee. will deliver the memorial I'D
dress on that occasion.
Where Information Came High.


Andrew Jackson S.. appointed sur
veyor- general OF Montana Territory by
President Grant, arrived In Helena, the
capital, early In the seventies. His mil
itary record and his genial manner made
him a great favorite with everybody. To-
wards the end Of the term. feeling In
duty bound to make special effort to
show his appreciation OF the hospitality
no had enjoyed. he decided to give a ban
quet to his Helena friends. He completed
his programme for the function. but tho
providing OF the right sort OF liquid re-
freshment worried him somewhat. FL
nally. deciding upon champagne frappe
as the proper thing, but In doubt how to
prepare It. he remembered an old war
comrade. Colonel C, who had always
shown himself an expert in supplying
good cheer at headquarters on festive 90
casions. Knowing the latter's address,.
no wired him as follows:
Helena, Mont. 1877.
Colonel c.. Street, New York.
Wire mo your receipt for making chaml
payne frappe. Answer paid.
(Signed) A. ]. s.. 4
In due time came the reply:
New York. 1877.
General "A. ]. s.. Helena, Mont.
Freeze 1t. you id fool.
(Signed) c..
Telegraph tolls were rather high IN
Montana In those days, and the informa-
ton cost Just s5.50.-Harper's Weekly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
NEW DEPARTURE
AT ANNAPOLIS.
Midshipmen Now Get Practical
instruction in the New Ma
rine Engineering

Midshipmen don't spend all OF their
time hazlng and being hazed. They are
about the hardest working students to
be found anywhere. Every day some
they must know. They must be the
most skilled engineers as well MS tao
ticians. In fact. 80 constantly Is war
ship machinery improved and increas-3
ed that 1t Is hard work for the naval
officers to keep up with It.
With the number Of midshipmen jump
ing from an average OF 800 to $50, with
the prospect OF nearly thousand next
June, more room and greater facilities
ton at Annapolis. Accordingly big
slice Of the 100000 appropriated by
Congress for the enlargement and
equipment Of the Naval Academy has
been spent on the new Marine Engl-
neering and Naval Construction build
ing-a huge structure, 266 by 175 feet
In size. It is two, stories high, and
cost $4,000 before dollar had been
expended for interior equipment.
On the ground floor Is the model room
crammed with working models and ex-
hlbits of the thousand and one pieces
OF the machinery with which the naval
officer must be as familiar as he Is
with guns and torpedoes.s
Adjoining the model room Is the me-
chanical laboratory. Here Is the ruiz
sized working installation Of the Long
Arm system OF power doors. operating
from n central station which, on a war
ship, is located above deck. When the
officer In command releases wheel he
starts the door motors going, and the
bulkhead doors are closed throughout
tho ship. rendering 1t unsuitable. AT
tho same time tho men below have the
power to hold up any door temporarily
for their own safety.
This is a fair example of the value OF
the Marine Engineering Department in
familiarizng midshipmen with the ma
chinery of which they will later te In
charge. All the new cruisers Of the
"Colorado" type. and the new battle
ships OF the CONNECTICUT" class are
equipped with this electrical door-clos-
ing system. It is device which has
been developed In the American Navy
only, and tho working exhibit here res
celved very Interesting and enthusas-
tic attention from Prince Louis of Bat
teuburg when he visited the Academy
early in tho winter.
In the mechanical laboratory, the
midshipmen are instructed In classes of
275 some part OF each day, A squad OF
nidshipmen may be employed In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Street, the occasion BEING the nineteenth

Street, the occasion being the nineteenth
anniversary of that young ladys birth.
The decorations were pink and green.
Music, games and recitations were the
pleasant features of the evening. Recita-
lions by Miss Eua Bailey, and Messrs
Henry Ham and Kelley, were greatly
enjoyed. Miss Coghill received many
beautiful gifts from her friends, s tokens
of the high esteem in which she is held.
Elegant refreshments We're served dur
ing the evening. Among those present
were Misses Josie Chamberlyne, Jessie
Ham. Ruth Lewis, OF West Virginia:
Miss Card. Of Baltimore; Alma Robins
Mary Druett. Katie Goode. Elsie Nc
George, Inez Bernard. Edna and Eula
Bailey. Ethel childrey. Bernice and
Edith Brauer. Matte johnson, Ethel
Bradshaw. Annie Hankins. Miss Dreyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. chamberlyne, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Coghill. and Messrs Henry Ham.
Kelley, MeGeorge. Will Robins; Charlie
Morrsette, of Washington, D. c.: Jerry
Jewett. of Midlothian. Va; Robert Clay
ton. Robert Golden, Marks Kelley, James
Gibson. Willie Coats. Eugene Warren
and others.