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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10
The Business sItuntlon.

Bradstreet's says: "Reports as to
spring iobbing trade are of a very favorable
character, and more seasonable weather
has stimulated some lines of retail trade
Shipments Of finished products of manu-
facture are Of enormous volume, and mills
are still pushed to fill orders previously
booked. Railway earnings returns in
dlcate that January was the most active
month ever experienced by the companies,
gross receipts showing a gain Of 20 per
cent over last year. a very active period
likewise. Reports as to winter wheat are
satisfactory as a whole Against these
favorable features are 70 be cited the dis
quieting influences Of predictions and
preparations for a general coal strike,
possibly involving 100000 men. 1t is
also to be noted that the mild winter has
caused an accumulation Of retail stocks
Of heavy clothing shoes and kindred prod
ucts and eliminated recorder business
from iobbing hands.
"Business failures in the United States
for the week ending February sth number
~Nti uteiA'A 80 lteA Wtths -Nf IN lne like
week Of 1905, POP in 1904, 2l7 in 1903 and
265 in 1902 In Canada failures for the
week number p, as against "a last week
and 26 in this week year ago.
r. G. Dun & Co.'S Review says: "Mer-
camille collections are prompt, as rule.
although some extensions are asked.
Commodity prices are fairly steady, no
important variations occurring during the
past week. The only adverse develop
ment Of the week was the less pacific news
from the coal fields, although strike
may be prevented by agreement any time
before April lst. Railway earnings for
January, now fairly complete, show an
increase of 1876 per cent over last years
figures, while foreign commerce at this
port for the last week made a most strik-
mgly favorable comparison with the same
period in 1905, exports gaining Sc $780,
SOS, while imports increased s., ,275. .O39 3"
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Greater Pittsburg being an assured
fact, it is now a question of interest
whether the people of the enlarged COM
munity shall have a greater machine
government, or a greater popular govern
ment, under the charter of the greater
city. If the people take the matter into
their own hands, it will be the latter.
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HG2z2z010
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Goods.

Our showing Of Summer
Wash Fabrics is now very COM
plete. Among the very desir-
able lines we show are the fol-
lowing, all to be seen in a wide
range of styles;
Irish Dimities, 7sc.
Domestic Dimities, I2Hc.
Fine printed Batiste, I2Hc.
Printed Swisses. I2Hc.
Percales, I2Hc.
Ginghams and Chambrays,
I2Hc, I5c 25c.
Woven Suitings, neat hg-
ures, ISc.
Printed Silk Mulls and
Mousseline de Soies, soc.
Many new printings, including
the popular shadow effects.
Early selections can be made
now as no better assortments
will be seen this season.
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62l-e23 Mut&cL st.
TO COME TO wnMINGToN.
Delaware Railroad ofices Win be Movet
From CLAYTON on Wdneesdav.

Delaware Railroad ohices viii be Moved
From Clayton on Wednesday,.
The Delaware railroad offices, which
have been at Clayton, will be moved TO
Wilmington on Wednesday next, when
the heads Of departments and clerks will
be installed in the new building Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co., on French
street south Of Water.
Desks and paraphernalia have been
moved to this city, preparatory TO the
removal, and all officials, from Superin-
tendent Holiday down, viii be located
here.
The men are now experiencing trouble
in securing houses for their families and
II is expected that the majority Of them
will endeavor TO keep their residences at
Clayton as long as possible, especially
where they own their own properties,
some Of which are admirably located and
handsome and comfortable, and can not
readily be replaced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10
AdIeu to North-weIcome South

During the zero months take the South
ern's Palm Limited electric lighted train.
All Pullmans and sumptuous dining car
service. New York and Philadelphia TO
St. Augustine, Fla. Full information
from Charles L. Hopkins, ID. p. A., S2s
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10

1t may be said that there is still another
faction of the Republican party in exist
ence. It is the anti-Allee faction Of the
Union Republican faction, and il was
launched at Dover yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10

Since there is testimony to the effect
that the working day of the anthracite
coal miners averages only six hours in
some cases, and eight in others. and that
some Of them are protesting against the
wages made by their fellows on the ground
that they are too high, and should be
restricted to $3.50 per day. it becomes
somewhat Of mystery TO the uninitiated
Why there should be such insistent strike
talk at present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10

Somehow or other, we are not making
the dirt fly in the construction of the
Panama Canal Notwithstanding the
strenuousness OF the administration which
has t's work in charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10

The longer cold hanor ON th, ,.-- !.
weakens the system. Do not run The - -
an attack OF pneumonia by neglactin,Hs !,
Ohamberlainis Cough Remedy vii .,,.. -,
yonT cold and all danger from this d,.ssse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10

The same objections that apply to the
application for a pardon for A. F. Mat
lack, convicted for connection with the
shellpot district primary election frauds.
apply to the new joint petition for the
pardon Of Matlack and his fellow prisoner,
James NJ. Watson. The ends Of justice
will not be served, but, on the contrary,
will be defeated, by the pardon Of these
men unless they lend their aid to the con
viction Of every man who had any con-
nection with the Shellpot district frauds.
particularly the instigators Of them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10

Members Of the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature, now in special session at Harris
burg, have voted themselves Sl00 worth
Of postage stamps, the same as for regu-
lar session. Which means that they will
buy about $40 worth and put the 500 in
their pockets. Thus do they still cling
TO their grating propensities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10

woman loves q clear rosy complexion.
buniocN blood Bitters purlfea the blood,
clears the skin. restores ruddy sound heath,
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rotary, Miss Georgia Hoasland. a.
sistant secretary, Mrs. Frederick cl,s,'
treasurer, Mrs Clara Henrie; advisor,
board. Mrs. Phil Speckart. Mrs. Mar.
garet Nav and Mrs. w. u. Rydalch
Next Wednesday the club will hold a
social session nj the home of Mrs
Samuel A. King In her honor, Mrs
King is one OF the character members
OF the club and Is about to move 10
Salt Lake.
The Nineteenth Century club me,
Friday with Mrs. w. B. Searle. Miss
Rosa Noon gave an interesting paper
on Japan. Its Schools and Its Gus.
toms"
The Pallas club met Thursday even.
Ing with Miss Eva Ward After tho
usual literary program delicious re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Tho Priscilla club met with Miss La
Prelc Dunn Thursday evening. The
evening was devoted to the considera.
ton of art subjects Dainty refresh.
ments were served.
Tho Sixth ward Y. l.. NJ. l. A, Sew.
ing club met Thursday evening with
Miss Lydia Knudsen and held a profit
able and enjoyable session.
Miss Fora Smith has returned from
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daughter are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. III.
G. Brownlee on their way home from
Los Angeles to Boulder.
Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning left this
week for Boston, where she viii join
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubbard W. Reed, for months visit,
DR.. and Mrs. j. II. HOLSTER OF Chi
cago are here from San Francisco. ana
will spend a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Hancock on their way home.
Or. and Mrs, J. T. Keith are homo
from stay Of several weeks In Call
fornla.
Mrs. W. II. Ellison has returned from
stay OF some months In Los Angeles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison are now ut home
OF 40 east Second South street.
Mrs j. c. sullivan and children Of
Eureka are at the Wilson
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ner at their home In honor OF Mr. and
Mrs. Richard E,skridge of Seattle. the
table having a spread Of Ciuny lace over
pink satin. while bed OF American
Beauty and La France roses formed the
centerplece. Present besides the guest
OF honor were Mr.. and Mrs. David
Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, Mr.
and Mrs Don Porter. Judge and Mrs.
Marioneaux. MIR, and Mrs. James Fin
Ian, Mr. and Mrs. j. u, Cosgriff, MIR
and Mrs. George jay Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. @. Mcmillan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Keyes.
Mrs j NJ. Renselmar entertained at
a Kensington this afternoon at her
home.
Mrs. w. c. Hall gave n luncheon on
Friday In honor OF Mrs. d, p. Tarpey OF
San Francisco, the table being bright
with spring flowers, and covers being
laid for IL.
Mrs. G.. c. Moore on Tuesday was
hostess at luncheon, covers being laid
for about half a dozen.
This afternoon President and Mrs.
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son. Jr. who depart next week on
missions to England.
Mrs. A. whittemore returned home
this week from an extended visit In
Colorado.
The Degree OF Honor gave very
pleasant character party Wednesday
afternoon. After cards dainty lunch
was served.
NJ. 8. Browning returned homo this
week from an extended eastern trip.
: Judge ii. III. Rolapp who has been
IN the northwest returned home We'd
nesday.
Judge Howell and Stenographer Eva
C. Erb spent this week at Logan.
Mrs, T. w Jones and daughter
Myrtle viii leave ogden tomorrow for
Oakland. California TO visit for a cou-
pie Of months with Mrs. Cora Cross.
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,,. - Go.
Sw1ePi' slnI.h H'e celeorailns tne
fV'I ia r an,'iy recey OF their wedding In
mouse, about hundred guests being
F''S'
NJ, G n
Mrs >, II; Finkerton was hostess at
tioIines on wednesday eight guests
oelhs present
''.
&, ~. ana MIS-, T., Is. Pioutz entertained
informally AT dinner last night
Mr. ana Mrs, Joseph Siegel OF Balti.
nlore are at Wnltehall Tor a couple OF
Weeks
Mrs. q. G Parsons and Mrs Sarah
MeSrystai nave returned from New
York
w. a, sanford OF kansas City is the
guest Oh pir' ana mrs. Allen L. SAN
ford
IN the city tomorrow to visit with the
D"Fer ialliily Tor several months.
Mrs. G. Il. TraVers and small daugh-
ter are IN the city from De Lamar.
NeV'' the guests OF the Misses Put
NAM III south Eighth East street.
Mrs John Walker and Miss Beattie
Ocean Park, where they have spent the
past six weeks.
Mrs, Mary NJ, f. Allen Of Park CITY
| Is home from Washington, where she
went to represent the Spirit OF Liberty
chapter. ID. A. r., at the annual
| meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. r. Carey win leave I'm
| will make their future home.
Mrs. A. r. Walker has lott for tho
Walker farm, where she will spend
| the summer,
..
| this week for Auburn. California TO
| Join Mr.. Wright. They win make thor
| home there.
Mrs. Thomas Powell celebrated her
| impromptu way, about 40 friends
| gathering Unexpectedly at her home
ana bringing with them many beautl.
| ful tokens Of remembrance. The rooms
| were made bright with flowers, and tn.
| evening pleasantly spent with music
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Q1syGAT

On Tuesday Samuel Newhouse en-
tertained number OF friends from
eastern points who are In the city for
few days. his function being dinner
given at his home. Covers we're laid
for about half dozen
Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer entertain Mt
an enjoyable evening party on We'd
nesday night at their home, the rooms
being beautifully decorated with iiow-
ers and ferns and about 40 guests be-
Ing present.
Mrs. George Phelps Holman cnter-
tanned on Monday In honor OF her
daughter Mrs London OF Portland,
Or, the rooms being bright with
American Beauties peach blossoms
and carnations. the table In the din
Ing room being q picture with It's pink
and white carnations and snap drag
ons. Assisting the hostess were Mrs
Ellsworth Daggatt Mrs j. p. Megeath,
Mrs, @, y. Pfoutz. Mrs. f, o. Cary,
Mrs. Seton Lindsay and Miss Rook-
lidge, About 100 guests were present.
Mrs William Reid entertained at
dinner at her home on Thursday
night. her guests being Mr.. and Mrs
j. ID. spencer Mi and Mrs. Henry
Dinwoodey, Mrs. Charlotte Newman
and Mr.. Hon Young, Afterward the
party enjoyed an automobile ride.
Mrs. Charles a. Caine was hostess
at delightful Kensington on III rs-
day. the rooms being prettly decorat-
ed with potted plants and flowers and
he. Gall La. l.G.
Mrs. lie Grand Young, Mrs joseph II.
Caine, Mrs. II. NJ. Dinwoodey Mrs,
William Reid. Mrs. a. Roundy. Mrs.
John r. Game. Mrs Thomas Jennings,
Mrs Briant Wells Mrs. Kenneth Kerr,
Mrs. James Jennings Mrs Ernest FL
dredge, Mrs. Walter Jennings. Mrs.
Arthur Shepherd Mrs w. Scott Crls-
mon. Mrs Joseph Jennings. Mrs. Le-
roy Dinwoodey, Mrs J. NJ Reinsimar.
Mrs. William Clark Mrs Holiday,
Miss Alton Young, Miss Dorothy
Roundy.
Mrs. II. T. Harvey will entertain at
two card parties during next week.
Mr.. aud Mrs, \. r, Fenton entertain
ed informally at dinner at the Alta
club on Thursday In honor of r. l..
Lomax.
Miss Harriet Dunster will entertain
nj a bridge tea next Friday In honor
OF Mrs. Lynn Kemper Of Omaha.
Mrs, Wilbur Flagg gave large card
party on Tuesday, the amusement be-
fng bridge. The rooms were bright
with early spring blossoms and the
Following guests were present Mrs o.
w Powers Mrs w C. Alexander,
Mrs Walter Filler. Mrs. A. II. Bird,
Mrs. Robert Gould Smith, Mrs. ]. WAL
colt Thomson. Mrs. J. Gallagher. Mrs.
J w, Folsom Mrs. w. p kiser Mrs.
ID. n. Gray. Mrs W. b. Fife. Mrs.
Rooklidge, Mrs. william REID. Mrs. ].
- Franken Mrs, Cosgrff. Mrs. Terry,
Mrs Ahmead. Miss Blanche Kimball,
Miss Edith Sherman. Miss Laura
sherman The prizes were won by
Mrs. J. w Folsom. Mrs. Kiscr and
Mrs. Robert Gould Smith
Miss Zlna Lambert entertained the
q. f. +. club on Wednesday
Virginia Beattie and Margaret Wal
den entertained at dinner on Tuesday
IN honor OF Ralph Chapman of Evans
ton about half dozen being present.
Miss Mary Talbot was hostess nj an
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guests were: Mrs w. V. Rice, Mrs.
Thomas Kearns, Mrs. David Keith
Mrs. Mary Judge, Mrs, H. q. Mcmillan,
Mrs. T. b. Beatie, Mrs. John f. Wood
ward, Mrs. j II. Johnson, Mrs. c. II.
Blanchard, Mrs. Frank Judge, Mrs.
William Cunningham, Mrs, James c.
Dick, Mrs Robert Gould Smith, Mrs.
Louis Mccormick, Mrs. George J, Glib
son.
On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
kearns entertained at an elaborate DIM
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OGDEN.

One OF the delightful social events
of the week was the euchre party CIV
en- by Mrs. Charles Dee yesterday
afternoon at ner home on Grant ave.
nue. which was attended by large
number of her lady friends After
spending a couple OF hours at cards,
the guests were ushered into the din
ing room where dainty lunch was
served, The decorations were cut now
crs and evergreons
Mrs. James q. Paine was hostess
Tuesday and "Wednesday elternoon at
G. luncheon given to over 60 Of her
friends. The parlors were prettily de-
corated with apple blossoms. A sump-
tuous seven course repast was served.
Mrs Lyman Wright was delightfully."-
surprised last evening when about so
Of her neighbors and friends unex-
pcctedly took possession OF the home
on Twenty-hrst street. All kinds OF
games were INDUCED In until after
midnight. when a dainty lunch was
served and an hour spent at vocal and
instrumental music.
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Rowe and Mrs. A. G.
Horn will entertain next Tuesday
afternoon at the Virginia hotel
Next Tuesday evening the young
people of the st. Joseph's Catholic
church will give n play at the Grand
Opera House entitled "Niobe." The
proceeds viii be us0d to celebrate the
silver jubilee Of Rev. Cushnahan which
takes place on the 24th.
.,,io,~ob Ioo,ip, vort, .
given last evening at the Second ward
amusement hall.
Misses Zelma and Inez Farr spent
this week IN Salt Lake City visiting
with relatives and friends,
Miss Ada Wahlen had a pleasant
visit this week at Park City
Nathan A. Tanner left for New
York on three weeks trip last Thurs
THE Lively Circle" were the guests
Thursday afternoon at theater party
given at the Grand Opera House by
Mrs. William Glasmann at the matt
nee performance OF Blanch Walsh.
The German club spent Friday af-
tornoon enjoyably at the home of Mrs
Elwood Matson on Twenty-first street
The club Is composed of German la
dies OF the city.
DR.. c. f.. Coulter returned home
Wednesday from an outing in Nevada.
At the Mound Fort hall last evening
an enjoyable entertainment entitled
'Hick'ry Farm was given I'm honor
OF Joseph f. Barker and John L. Will
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PROVO.

The Sorosls met Wednesday with
Mrs j. II. Slater and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year;
President, Mrs. Il II. Beesley. vice
president, Miss Francella Adams; sec.
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The pufng forming the trlmmina
seooored
nne faherbone cordg
material
bon is inserted Lace and ribbon
butterfly bows Of ribbon their kno
cuffs and bodice with gold buckle
green straw has facing velvet trimmed with single
with the
Through the outer
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informal afternoon affair yesterday In
honor OF Miss Finlay of Portland.
Mrs, Richard Eskridge OF Seattle,
was guest Of honor at a charming lun-
cheon on Wednesday given by Mrs
James Finlan, assisted by Mrs, James
Ivers. The rooms were beautifully dec
Grated with a profuslon OF roses and
carnations, the table In the dining room
having for n centerplece a basket Of
the flowers, while the favors were tiny
Corday hats filed with blossoms. The
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from Stanford last Saturday. and Is
with her father and brother at theii
home on Third East street.
Miss Elsie Hansen is In ST. Louis "a
spend the summer with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Tate.
Mrs. Benner X. Smith and her father.
Judge James A. Miner. have returned
from New York and Washington, where
they have spent the past few weeks.
Bent!lamin Qualtrough OF Kansas
CITY is In town for a few days at the
knutsford. Mr., Qualtrough is cousin OF
Miss Lizbeth NJ, Qualtroush, principal
of the oqulrrh school
Mrs. $. Beckner left recently for a
few weeks visit In Kansas city ana
Columbia, Mo.
Mrs. -. #. Deal has returned from
St Louis, where she went several weeks
ago to attend the wedding Of hei
daughter.
Mrs. j. T. Clasbey is now at home
at the Kenyon, having given up het
home on east Third South street.
Mrs. George w. Reed fir is visiting
with relatives in ST. Louis where she
Will remain for several weeks En-
route home she will spend some time
with friends In Denver
Mrs Agnes Ireland leaves this week
for weeks stay IN southern Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Nuttlnr
have returned from their wedding trim
C ". Gillette Of Ashevijle N e.
has been a guest OF Mrs. t. A Bill.
T. l.. Craig "a IN the southern mart NJ
the state, where he goes on a business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs, Douglas s. Moffatt
spent "Wednesday in Salt Lake with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rulon s. Wells. and
in Newhcuse,
Mr.. and Mrs. ], c. TAYLOR are at
nj home 10 their friends,
-.
The Misses Edyth and Bob Ellerbock
Mrs. Richard Eskridge. who has snent
the past few weeks in the city. left
Friday for her home IN Seattle.
tonight for New York. where she will
remain until the latter mart of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. James C. Dick Is In from Bing-
ham and is at the home of her par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dern.
Mrs. william Bartling left this week
past two weeks with friends IN he
city
southern California for Wait with
relatives and friends for a month.
$3.50
Mrs. Fred w. Morgan has returned
spent the past two months,
Miss Mabel Baum OF Denver Is the
OF Fort Douglas,
49,
Mrs. William Robinson and Miss
Mrs. Edward s. Ferry for a few days,
left this week for their home In Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Mrs. NJ. +. Allen is home from WASH
ington, p. c.. where they have attend
ed the Women's club convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Loring Savage
who have been spending the mast three
weeks in New York, are in the city,
the guests of Judge and Mrs G. r.
Miss Bessie Chandler Is expected
home from China, where she and her
father have spent the winter.
Miss 8. w smith. who has been tho
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ward
Tracy for the past month. LETT for Los
-
Frank Jennings ia hare fran, Hunt.
ington Or. visiting his family for a
few DAYS.
Judge and Mo samuoi Norovo,, .,
Denver GRO Waiting old frIenda In ,he
C;ovarnor aud Mrs. 7 r. cu,,sr have
SalIfornia ~
Nrs Nosas tSirtpaty,cL ana At,ss
Kirknatrick are az he Knutssora for
nv ora ,frs r. Kotth ana ,,,ue
daughter have returned from, los An
eanhor 'N'
sss
Mrs n Nvton has returned from
wi,h Ma Nvton "a nj hone NJ tho
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CHINA SALE

Now are at 2S e, First SO. studio
room 90 Hooper Block.
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Mrs, II. II. Cornforth left last eve.
ming for Santa Monica TO visit hei
daughter, Miss Mabel Clark.
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Miss Inez Adams Of ogden will be In
town some time next week 10 visit,
Mrs. Charles Cain Crlsmop for shor,
time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Haywood are
mere from Idaho visiting their sister,
Mrs. NJ. b. White.
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Mrs, James g. Paine was hostess
Tuesday and "Wednesday elternoon at
g luncheon given to over 60 OF her
friends. The parlors were prettily de-
corated with apple blossoms A sump-
tuous seven course repast was served.
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Cards have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Mary VI. Talbot. daugh-
ter Of DR., aud Mrs. II. J. Talbot To
Luther Foulke Steel which will take
place a, the brides home on Tuesday
evening May 10.
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Mrs. Percy V. Nelson Is In from
Bingham and Is with her father and
sister for a day or so at the Fifth East
hotel.
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Mrs. Louis Il. Johnston and her
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Miss Elizabeth Officer reached homt
from stanford last Saturday. and Is
with her father and brother at theii
home on Third East street.
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Bishop and Mrs. c. H. Worthen an
uounce the engagement OF their
daughter r. Edna to Mr. Alma A. FL
lis. the marriage to take place the lat
ter part OF June,
The Dickinson press., 1906-10-06

The following parties were located
the past week by the Wilson Land Co.,
c. c. Mills and Hugh Yates assisting,
along the Milwaukee R. R. in Hettinger
and Bowman countless: Hugh Yates,
West6eld, Wis.,, Jas. KENNEDY, West
field, Wis.,, John KENNEDY, Watkins,
MIMI, Thomas KENNEDY, Westield,
Wis, L. E. Horton, Waupaca, Wis, l.
H. Milliner, Pepin, Wis, Clyde Milliner,
Pepin, Wis.,, Rev. Elwood Eek, Pepin,
Wis.,, ]. D. Dalman, Maple Lake, Mimi,
Harry Chance, Red6eld, Iowa, Anthony
Mabbitt, Red6eld Iowa, ]. H. Mills.
Redfeld, Iowa, Geo. F. Wilcox, Red
field, Iowa, Edward Selito, Red6eld,
Iowa. Thomas Jankowski, Swamiago,
Wis, Denis F. Curtis, Spring Valley,
Wis, Walter l.. Belts, Spring Valley,
Wis.,, Max O'NeilI, Rochester, Mimi,
Gus O'Neill, Rochester, Mimi, John
Terre Hautte, Ind.