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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

Nh and Mrs. james Hutchinson. at
$50 o'clock on Tuesday evening. The
ceremony was performed by Judge
BeaSton Barnett I'M the presence Of a
large number Of hvlted guests. Omer
Robertson. brother OF the groom.
acted as best man while the bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Lille
Hutchinson. Immediately after the
ceremony magnificent wedding sup
per was served I'm the Kirkeudall
building opposite the Mammoth hotel
and over two hundred people enjoyed
the banquet Mr. ana Mrs Hutchin-
son. the brides parents spared no
pains In making The affair grand So
cial success. The balance II the eye-
ming as well as q good portion Of the
morning was taken Mp with dancing
az the hall for the Young people and
an entertainment at the Hutchinson
home Tor those who did not care 20
dance The young couple will reside
az Robinson.
Ernest Menlove and family who have
been the guests OF Payson relatives
have returned % Eureka.
Miss Rosa Hanks returned Monday
from a visit with Salem relatives
Miss Nellie Sullivan returned Mon-
day from a visit with relatives at Park
city.
Miss Josie Kelly has been visiting
with relatives az salt Lake.
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In Woman's World.

To take blood tones IL nom
sense. Mrs. Nature provides medicines
nffhis sort Strawberries contain a
great deal Of iron. and are splendid for
the blood. There is nothing 300 tn
world finer than the crisp young white
leaves ofthe dandeN0n. served with
French dressing Watcrcress Is Cd vou-
derful cure for any Kind OF skin trou-
bir rash or reipess. Eat 70 continual.
ly, three times q day, throwing over 90
hit of salt ana pepper ana a few
drops NJ lemon juice ana olive oil. Mus
tird. young onions. lettuce are all watt
Ing for us % make use ~ them. and
they ave wonderfully hne FOR restoring
wilderness and clearness 10 the conf
picXi1n lu spring cabbage there are
many valuable phosphates Tor the 0l-
rlChwaui and publication ~ the blood
Onions are nerve tonic Of WELL known
merit Rbvharh and asparagus are
both valuable medicines
Chiffon p0rlin h a ncN material that
reminds one ~ the lovely old gowns uf
our grtulWothers. which are now
treasured Boo the chests Con the attic.
Similar Iu weave and lusfer 90 the poo
lin %. years ago chiffon r0p.iu h.r a
soft FINISH that lends Itself 10 present.
day styles with thc thin supple mI-
tcrials chiffon wolfe has a large follow
ing. Very taking Was Walkiug
frock made ~ golden brown plaid
chiffon wolfe over q taneta fouu5l-
tion ~ tho same tome. straps OF s.Ih
trimmed ihc skirt and served ss ,tgya
20 koep the p'alts l place 4 'NGIms'.
cal little Etou Jacket that fitted suug'v
20 about trn inches above th0 waist
was finished Win a ripple of silk ana
vn1o-th. Sis extending aU finch h.iut
the NcuIrc Tho front Was fum.
with frI snrplice effect that rather.l
into ll.fle and fastened at fhr ,tr
shoulder Tine sleeves reached LelfE .
the elbows aud were finished with drl- r
bic r'prIes 90 correspond With me ia D. .
ct finish
4 striking feature OF this SPRING .
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LOGAN.

Logan June 22-The marriage OF
Mr. Osborne WidtSoe and Miss Ros
Homer was solemnized IN the I1gdu
temple on Wednesday at noon. A re-
ception was held for them at the home
OF the brides parents from To 2 in
the evening az which q large number
OF friends were present To extend good
wishes The home was prettiiy decor
ated with cut flowers and the punch
bowl station I'm the hall hsll was pr--
sided over by Miss Eliza Peterson,
while refreshments were served in the
dining room by the Misses julia NIB
ley Maggie Morrell, Vivian Hatch and
Maggie Jones Mr. and Mrs WAteoo
VIII reside In salt Lake and Mr., Widt-
soe's many Logan friends will 1gret
her departure exceedingly
on Monday evening last Mrs. NotIa
Sloan entertained az very pleasant
evening party IN honor OF Nr. and
Mrs James A. Langton ~ Rtvbure.
Idaho. There were present beside, tho
hostess and guests " honor Mr ana
Mrs. ID. n. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs D..
4. Langton, Mrs, Alfred Farrell AIr
and Mrs 9. ". Thatcher. Jr.. Nj ana
Mrs. W u. Preston. Jr. Mn and Mn
Guy Thatcher and Miss Phyllii
Thatcher
The people of the Filst ward ,n-
ioyed am outing ON the tabernacle
square on Friday afternoon. Tho
usual festivities were INDUCED On boz
all and iu The evening a dancing party
was held iu he pavilion.
Miss Dora Wright spent several DAYS
Of the week with Logan friends.
Dr.. and Mrs John Widtsoe and Mis-.
Lydia Holmgrcu came Up from Sal.
Lake % be- present az the wedding or
Mrs. Osborne Wiitsoe and Miss Rose
Homer
Mr. Ray B. IVES, has gone TO TWIN
Falls, Ida, on business.
Miss Ruth Evelyn Moench has &C.
turned from a years stay Bon New YORK.
and win resume her work az tho A. e..
In the fan
Mr. Mark Brown OF ogden Was 10.
gan visitor this week.
Miss Nora Eliason entertained nfor
mally on Monday afternoon Tor be-
cousin. Miss EIlason of Idaho.
Miss Neds Thatcher has returned I
from a visit TO salt Lake.
Mr. H<racc peey NJ ogden WAS n I
Logan visitor on Thursday
Mr.. Charles Flemmiuc has gone 20 I
California Tor the summer
Mr.. and Mrs +. T. Bacon have visit
Ing them Mrs. Bacon's parents Mr. \
and Mrs. Foster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

fashions Is the .ihree-piece linen suit
The skirt and coat have less elabora-
ton than the blouse. which Is general.
IS composed Of all-oyer embroidery or
Irish crochet lace White linen Is cvery
whit as fashionable as IL ever was
despite the efforts OF the tashion.mak
eR 20 replace II with pOngees and silk
and linen mixtures Linen Is especial
ly IN vogue for little coats that accom-
pany frOcks Of lawn. null ana the
Ike. Handkerchief linen is being used
to a noticeable extent aud there Il no
doubt but that this particular weight
Is having an Unprecedented run Not
only Is the handkerchief linen blouse
embroidered this season, but the skirt
as well Fine necdlewOrk wrought ON
rs surface combines with lace medal
lions and insertions Irish crochet
Naleneiennes. Cluny and Venetian lacss
are equally popular for the embellish-
ment Of linen frocks. blouses and coats
Hosts Of such patterns come IN half
made patterns. great saving Of the
dressmakers' time as well as the owa-
ers purse.
The poet who sang Of The Tailor.
Made Girl" so few years ago, had
never On his mind such tailor. mades
ms now haunt their unaccustomed frills
and furbeloWs. Shaped nounces and
tuuic shapes have elaborate furnishing
Of Singing effects. overlapping trim
mings far from plain. sometimes held
ln place with buttons. The cloth gown
Of today has It's trimmings brought I'M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

guest Miss Ada Brook Of salt Lake
city.
Miss Blanche Eardman has returned
from Logan, where she has been Cor
several days visiting friends.
Mr., Carl Nielsen Of Malai City spent
Sunday in Brigham.
Miss Lysla Box and Mr.. Richardson
were quietly married one day last
week, and left later for Spokane. whete
they VIII remain for the present
Mr Ephrsim Ralphs left for NV
York last Wednesday, where he expects
TO remain for two years
Mrs. j. D. Call and family ere VISIT
ing relatives In Nephi for two weeks.
ogden visitors this week were lh,
Misses Blanche Cosier and Lola Ni.b-
OILS.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Hoist Of Ogd
spent sunday In Brigham visiting
friends
Mr. and Mrs. II. II Gordon have re-
turned from California, where They
have been residing the past two years.
Mr. Daniel Woodland. who recently
returned from Japan Is IN our city
visiting until July. when he expects to
return and finish his japanese sojouru
An enjoyable AFFAIR was a farewell
party rendered Messrs. Eph Ralphs IA :
VIII Lee. who viii shortly leave for the
east and Sweden on missions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

Southwick were married In the Salt
Lake temple last week
Mrs. Israel Anderson Of Idaho Falls
Is spending the week with relatives
here
Miss Clara Jacobs IS home after a
two months visit 81 Payette, Idaho
Chas. Crabb and Robt. L. Howard
spent Monday IN Salt Lake.
Mrs. Chrlsty Russell Of salt Lake
city spen. the week with Lehi friends.
Mrs. WIN. Cavanaugh spent Monday
tn salt Lake with friends
Mrs. Lenora Boyden Of Coayue is
visiting with Mrs. 0. A. Slade.
Bishop Frank BrinshuIHt ~ SPRING
Vile spent a few days With Lehi friends
the first Of the week.
Mra josie Johnson Of Provo Is visit
los her parents. Mr. and Mrs. b. W..
Brown.
Mrs. a. Kay has returned TO her
home at Garland
". q. Schraac Of Chicago win spend
the summer here with relatives,
Saturday evening Nh and Mrs John
T. Smith most royalty entertained the
members % the Home Dramatic az
their lovely home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

New wings for Cupid. He won't
be able 10 fly into the army with.
out this kind. Secretary Taft
advocates the prohibiting Of y.
S. army officers marrying, below
the rank Of captain.
We very strongly advocate The
immediate trial by you Of our
house cleaning methods-Car.
pet cleaning perhaps is our
speciality but all branches Of our
business are carefully looked
fter-WaII paper cleaning, win
dow cleaning. House Cleaning,
Ianitor Service-Painting and
Kalsominlng--
National House Cleaning Co.,
So E. LIST So. ST., Phones l058k
and 978.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

Mrs. George Stott aud daughter.
Mls. clara Stott left this week for
southern California where they will
spend the summer
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LEHI

Lehi, Utah. June 25.-Monday eycn-
ing. Supt. Chas. g. Friel and wife en-
tertained the officers and teachers az
the Second ward sunday school 40
their beautiful home. Tasty reffesh-
nents were served. and games we're
played the greater part of The tNeu-
ms,
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs James
NJ. Kirkham entertained most pleas
antly In honor of his father james
kirkham, Of Raymond. Canada. Who
Is visiting here.
Nj and Mrs 5. j. Taylor have gone
10 Nevada on short visiting trip
Miss y. Mae Campbell has gone 90
Nampa, Idaho. for an extended yislt
Mr.. and Mrs J. r D0Tious were Wis
iiing Salt Lake friends the FIRST Of the
week.
Miss Raih Kirkham Of Raymond
Canada, Is visiting Lehi friends
Miss Edith Longherst and Earnest
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EUREKA.

4 strawberry and cake festival was
I given by the young people Of the l.
ID : church Friday evening, the ar
fair was wei attended 4 hne literary
program was rendered and the fes-
tiyal was heartily enjoyed by all pres
cnt
Mrs Goofga Moore and sister. Mrs
A. WardiuD NJ salt Lake visited
Eureka relatives this week
Mr. and Mrs 5. ]. Schneiter and
family visited friends at The capital
city this week
Mrs Dr. j. a. Heusel and son.
George. win leave saturday for Dcn-
hgr Colo. % spend the summer with
relatives
Edward Berlin of Twin Falls. Ida,
is visiting with Eureka relatives
George Adams q former resident
of Eureka. hut row of Twin Falls
Ida. visited Eureka friends this week
after au absence Of over two years
Misses Margi, Bonner Annie Bou-
ror and May Gallagher left this week
fu Rockwell Iowa. 90 spend The sum-
mcr with friends
Mrs ~ Mur1ane returned this week
from ooioun in southern Utah
Editor Charles f. Hush Of the Re-
Iouer aud wife visited the formers
parents az pay,on this week.
Mis-. G.ueyi.ye sullivan visited with
rayson friends this week
The sixth anniversary ball given by
Tutic Lodge No g11. r. p. O. 4. at
l. %. - r han Wednesday. evening
was without q doubt the social event
OF tho year The han was handsome
Dr. decorated with the c1lors Of The or
Ger purple and white. and the com
TIafa Eureka orchestra furnished tho
latest music fn which merry foet ker.
time until nearly dawn. Tho ladies
attendance were presented with
souvenir boqucjs and delicious punch
pls dispensed dulug CO., evening
Miss Venus Schnciter celebrated her z
birthday last Wednesday with a lawn I
rarity given to her little friends The .
afternoon was spent pleasantly boo II
PLAYING various games and an had .
their fil ~ fee cream, fruits. berries .
aud cakes
MIS- r. s Robertson ~ salt Lax F..
H. spending the week boz North Tiu'ic
Miss Hottie Coomhs. who has been
visiting Eureka friends. returned 90
her home at Payson This week
The closing exercises NJ 81 Joseph's
school were held at T. %. a. 2. hal
Monday evening az which time
splendid literary program was rem.
iered including au operettl and CONF
cal farce. THE pupils showed the
'areful training 81 The sisters. aud the
argc audience was wen pleased with
he evenings entertainment Rev
Father Ryan off Salt Lake delivered
he address of the evening
NJ and Nrs l. O.. D1ty. and Mr. and
'rs Jort Drlseol spent The fore part
4 the week in Provo canyon.
HNNN D. ~ AHf.|N.f.A INAA ANANh WIN
or Twin Falls Idaho TO ioln her hus-
and who has concluded Co make his
uturo home iu that city.
Miss Mabel Huufer left Monday 10
pend the summer with Kansas rela-
ives.
Mr and Mira " ID Myers lett this
-eek for Canton. Illinois. where they
rill be the guests 90 the latter's par
me- for q couple Of months.
Mrs George Stott aud daughter
ils- clara Siott left this week for
luthern California where they will
pend the summer.
Charles O. Robinson and Miss Nellie
hutchinson well known young people
I Robinson were Joined In marriage
I the home Of the brides parents,
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BRIGHAM CITY.

4 very pretty affair Of the week was
a garden party given by Mrs Emma
Lundgreen The house and grounds
were beautifully lighted and festoon-
ca With glowing electric globes, boauti-
IuI flowers and the national colors
delicious refre'hments were served
ana throughout the evening beautiful
music was furnished by the orchestra
VINO were stationed In a summer
1ouse About 30 guests were delight
l4IN entertained throughout the eve-
The Fourth ward Y. /. and Y. NJ. VI.
a. entertained in the ward hall
tuesday evening Long banqueting
laule' were laid the whole length ~
IH' room and were heavily laden with
i1elI delicious refreshments and beau.
lIuI Hover decorations The hall was
n'auuiully decorated I'm roses. The
evenings entertainment consisted If
songs speeches and music About i2j
fu''H enjoyed the affair.
no second ward Y. l.. NJ. I. \. en-
,tf'ained at a lawn party Friday last.
i'ailiF refreshments were served dur
hg ihe evening.
The Third ward young ladies were.
entertained al the home Of Miss Eliza
Madison Tuesday evening with
'Iawberry festival. The girls we're
amused. entertained and toasted on
me lawn. Wilhelm was beautifully de-
''rated with national streamers. flow.
ers and electric lights Delicious
strawberries. cream and cake were
The refreshments
Mrs Scot Jensen entertained al a
dinner party Thursday. I'm honor Of
gren.
Mrs Lorenzo NJ Stohl entertained
Monday evening In honor Of her broth.
'r Mt Ephraim Ralphs. who leaves
snoriN on an eastern mission. The
rooms were beautifully decorated In
roses and carnations Prizes were
sNarded the successful game winners.
halniy refreshments were served.
MI. Leo Madsen was visiting IN I
brigham. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Roland Madsen are .
guests q Sir. and Mrs. David Reese I
this week.
DR.. Ray Of Malad City. Ids. was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lysle Eddy
Thursday
Miss Maud Walker returned TO salt
axe after a weeks visit The guest
81 Miss Cleo Forsgrtn.
MISS Lydia Holmgren IL up from
.ait Lake visiting with her sister. Mrs
Nels Jensen.
Miss Louie Bywater has had as her
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20 such harmony that q comparatively
simple effect results despite complex.
~. In a suit Of castor-colored chif-
ion cloth the panels on the sides OF
the cavalier coat ana the cuffs are
oyorapped with shaped bands finished
with covered velvet buttons The col.
lar carries out the same scheme, while
q single row OF shingles appears down
the 'front.' The skirt Il circular and
untrlmvl. There's always the en-
hroIdered button these days. when one
does not prefer velvet Coytrt7 ones
the newest combines SILK Tee .lcwork
and tiny colored beads This work is
shown also On buckles and hat orua-
Wcuts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

DIR. Ray Of Malad City. Ids. was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lysle Eddy
Thursday.
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PROVO CANYON
& RETURN SIPS
Via D & z c Sunday June "a

Rest Trout fishing stream iu the state
Magnificent scenery Trout and chick.
en- dinners 40 Upper Fails Train leaves
salt Lake $500 cd. m Returning leave
Upper Falls az $40 p. Do. and $50 b. nL
Everybody invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

yellow displayed diessy
silk The
of
yellow
ribbon
cumpy loops trimming
skirt and bodice
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

Property listed without expense TO
you. Lemhl Realty Go.
WIN. Elder. OF ChallIs, was an mr.
rival at this place Tuesday.
Chas. NJ. Hull. Of Gibbonsville,
commissioner elect. was In our city
Sunday.
Matt Davis and wife from above
Baker. were tfansacting business
here yesterday.
We keep large supply OF lime on
hand all the time. Schultz y Coff-
man. i6-i2.
We understand that Jack McGie-
neg has disposed OF his Loon creek
ranch, and will live In or near town.
Lee Harrow left the last OF the
week for the Shonp country, where
he was To join Dan Mengle on hunt
Ing trip.
Harve wyant and Harry Snyder
left Monday morning for Goidheld,
Nevada, where they expect to work
IN the mines.
Miss aretta johnson spent Sunday
with friends IN the city. Monday
morning she returned TO her school
duties at Baker
Fred NJ Carl, of t'ibbonsville, left
Saturday morning for Dillon aud
Butte, where no expects 10 make an
indefinite stay.
j. NJ. Isucker, who has been here
visiting with his brother, VIM. Buck
er. left the iirst OF tho week for his
home In the East.
II. u. Howe, the assayer OF the
Rabbit Foot, left tho first OF the
week for the East, where no win Ioir
his wife for the winter.
/ wANTED--A position as station
arr engineer by a nan well qualified
"a an a position q this kind, l.. A
Young. salmon, Idaho.
j. X. Magill aud l.. II. Packard
came out from Meyers Cove the las
Of tho week. aud left Monday morn
Ing for G'oldnsid. Nevada.
All the toll lines centering Init
Salmon are now connected up will
central and the local phones are be
Ing put Ia as rapidly as possible.
Planning mill In first -claSs condition
for sale. Splendid opportunity 70
the right man. Torms reasonable
Lemhi Realty Co
Regular meeting az MePherson "
Il. q, next Thursday evening, Dcc
IL Elactien Of officers. AN mesn
bers are requested To he present.
nr. 4 A. Harris, af oklahoma
came Ia from his home the hrst g
the week. Dr. Harris Ia pEo<iden
aud general manager OF the Rahhi
toot mine.
James MahaIfoy came 10 from Pin
creek the last OF the week. We uu
deFstand Mr.. Mahaifey wlll take hi
old place with the rioneet Aereat
tile Company.
| William Mulkey, sheriff cleet, NJ
In the city yesterday. We unde
stand Mr.. Mulkey Is making arrang,
ments TO move 10 town before !
takes his ogfice.
Il DIR. durphey and wife and WI
i kadletx aud wife, OF Lemhl Agen,
we're the guests Of frieads at tn
place last week. nr. Murphey wi
here as a representative Of the pei
sion department and examined
couple Of old soldiers for an increa
! in pension.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR SCHOOL BONDS

Notice is hereby given that bids will be
received for bonds in the sum of three thous-
and (3,ooo) dollars in joint district NOS. II
al Nav P. o., Idaho, by the Clerk of School
Board up to and including January 10, 1907.
Said bonds to bear interest at not more
than per cent per annum. interest payable
semiannually. Said bonds to be payable and
redeemable, as follows, viz:
One thousand dollars at the expiration OF
three years, one thousand dollars at the ex-
piration of six years. and the remaining
! thousand dollars at the expiration OF eight
years. Z
Said bonds to be issued for the purpose OF
building a school house in Joint School Dist.
| Nos. II and IS, Lemh and Custer Counties,
| Idaho.
Dated the 24th Of Nov. 1906.
LUsINA S. COCHRAN.
Clerk of School Board
First pub Dec. 9, 1905
Last pub. Jan. 10, 1907.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

United States to Claud II. beuson'
40 acres sec, 8, tip. IA N. X. 20 Il.
United States to Nora f. Benson
SO acres sec, 2, tip. IA, N. X. 70 y.
UNITED States to Elizabeth l'arslow'
10 acres sec. "a, tip. IA n. Il. % Il.
VIM. J. Hammond to John 4.
Wells, lot in May: consideration s62. :
So
United States to billiard Dahle 2Oo
acres sec. 8, tp. % N. r. % E.
billiard Dahle and wife to VIM. ).
Hoffman, same 200 acres; considera
ton 81 500.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06


ties Ia Idaho and lives In the same
county with Editor Frost of Salmon,
formerly editor Of the Sentinel DEM
ocrat OF this place; he says Jack is
makiog quite reputation MS news
paper man In bis new home. --Guth-
RE County, lIowa) Guthriean,
| q. II. kirkpatrick came In from
Leesburg Saturday morning, arriving
here about y O'Clock. MIR. kirkpat
rick enjoys considerable OF reputa.
tion as a pedestrian, and when he de.
sires &, come to town prefers to walk,
even though team is coming this
way. lie usually gets In ahead OF the
team. he states that the thermom.
eter has been on a rampage for the
past ten days In his section and de-
notes below zero almost every morn
Ing.
i At the regular meeting III the East
ern Star Saturday night the follow
lug officers were elected for the eusu.
Ing year: Matron, Mrs. MeCaleb
Patron, j, u, Padgham; Asso. Ma
trpn, Mrs, MeNieoll; Conductress.
Mrs. wbitwell Asso. Cond, Mrs.
Neither; Secretary, Miss Soule
Treas. Mrs Greene. The rest OF the
officers are appointed. We are re
quested TO announce that there will
he special meeting Saturday mig h,
for the purpose OF comforting degrees,
The Guild entertainment Tuesday
night at the court room was well at.
! tended and the ladies' Of the GUILD
made nice little sum as a result oI
their forts Their souvenir letter:
. met with ready sale, aud theil
! home made candy went like bot
cakes. Delicious tea was served Z,
: the thirsty crowd by two OF tn,
: charming yoaue ladies' Of the Guild
: and II was surprising how man!
; thirsty ones there were In the gath
. ering, We understand that the ladie
were more than pleased with the re
suit OF their efforts.