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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20
PIANOS
sANlTARIuMs
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

II. 3. BREINING OF NEW YORK. Pu-
pill OF Trabadelo, Sbriglia and Barili;
teacher OF Patti scientific methods;
HOTEL VAN NUY5.
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SAINT PAULS PRO-CATHEDRAL-
523 South olive street (near all the
leading hotes). The Rev. ]. ]. Will
7:8o. $50 and ii a. M; 7.45 p. m.
Sunday schools mass meeting p. M,
addresses by Bishop Johnson and the
Rev. Baker p. Lee. Confirmation
class 4:30. Young people meeting
6:45. The rector will preach. Sub
ject, evening: Stumbling Stones" A
confirmation sermon. All welcome.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
A Splendid
Investment

We have a splendid investment,
being n brick factory, located on
lot 200x16s, adjoining a main rail-
road line, with spur track into the
property, leading electric car line
passing tho door Everything IN eN-
celleut condition and just leased to
a first-class tenant for five years AT
an annual rental OF S2l00 This
shows a gross income of 10h per cent
on the price Of 500 600, for which the
whole can he bought and Is at least
~ per cent net and possibly frac-
insurance. When it is considered
that In five years the property viii
undoubtedly advance possibly so per
ever offered. II desired $500 OF the
purchase price can remain on mort
gage, thus requiring only S12,50O TO
handle the property. or the mort
gage can be paid off at the option
OF purchaser. For particulars apply
to
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FOR RENT-A NICE, SUNNY, MOD
ern 5-room. upper or lower nat; gas,
electricity, all modern conveniences, $50
including water 1926 TEMPLE St, op,
posite Echo park. BEN WHITE, 3Oi
Bryson block
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BENJAMIN FAY MILLS, PERMA-
nent minister of the Los Angeles Eel
lowship, will speak at Blanchard hall,
235 S. Broadway. this morning at II
o'clock on "The New knowledge" Miss
Helen Tape, soprano, will sing Con
p. Walper, violinist, viii play ''Pii-
grim Chorus" from "Tannhauser." by
Wagner. Doors open at 1880. The pub
lie is cordially invited. All seats free
Sunday school at $3.50 a. M, Reynold
E. Blight, superintendent.
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$3.50

Factory site, $50 feet frontage on
Santa Fe railroad, inside city limits;
deep lot, for $12.50 per front foot
nothing like II available today. For
particulars ask
COOPER & CUDDEBACN,
Room 237. 21S South Broadway.
SIC. 900; ONLY $1,000 CASH BUYS SOx147
with 7-room house (75x9O feet vacant
625 Loomis ST., between Sixth, Orange
and Figueroa SITS. $4,000 invested will
yield u per cent net interest for Ave
years guaranteed. SIDDALL REALTY
Co, 2O7 Copp Bldg
u PER CENT NET GUARANTEED
Ave years on $4,000 Investment 10
Figneroa I'u TsSiDDAI.L REALTY &c 20 Sna gC7
Copp Bldg,
HOTEL SITE; SEE THIS; 625 LOOMS
between Figueroa, 9th and Orange sts
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EDUCATIONAL

SPANISH LESSONS BY EXPERIENCED
teacher Telephone NOME 4llb4.
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To Observation-Disclosures

TWO FIFTY HORSE POWER OIL
power engine. j. A. McDERMOTT,
care of California Home Extension as
ISOLATION, chamber of commerce build
ing
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PENIEL HALL, 227 SOUTH MAIN
street-A monday prayer meeting is
held each week day, 12 to o'clock.
Gospel meeting every night at 1850 p.
m. Sunday services as follows: a.
m, mems prayer meeting; 9:45 Sab
bath school and Bible class; IL
O'Clock, preaching; 3 p. M, holiness
night. Rev. Il. p. Ferguson. Mrs. M.
p. Ferguson and G.. B. Studd super
intendents of the mission,
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saIesmen and Solicitors

WANTED BY A RELIABLE
and experienced electric man as so
licitor or salesman; 15 years expert
ence; willing to leave city. Address
BOX 107, Herald office.
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FOR SALE
Warehouse sites and business prop
erty on Central ave, from 800 to $500
per front foot, improved and unim-
proved.
15Sx5O, improved with building bring
ing in income of 0 per cent
10 stores and 10 flats, price for a
short time S45. 600
with three frontages, two car lines;
price $4,000: this property will be $780,
900 on July /. 1906. Central ave. viii
be equal to Main street, and property
will double i'm value in the next six
months; for a conservative investment
one of the above is very desirable.
THOS j. HAMPTON, 119 S. Broadway
l.. A r. b.
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To Purchase-Real Estate
WE MAKE SALES BY BRINGING
buyer and seller actually together,
charging small fees, not commissions.
No matter where located we can sell
or exchange your property. A mod
ern plan. Full particulars from
THE GRAY REAL ESTATE CO.,
Home 871S. 521 StimsOn Bldg.
COTTAGES, LOTS, BUSINESS PROP
erty and acreage.-BargainS only.
No agents. CUSTOMERS WAITING.
We make quick sales!
FRANK e. HEWITT,
406 Chamber of Commerce.
Main S640.
Home 6559
WANT TO BUY HOUSE AND LOT OR
land, S25OO to $4,000; will pay $500 down
and balance in stock at cash price in
large corporation. See PHOENIX, 2O2
Grant bldg.
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Money

WANT s12OO. 3 YEARS, I PER CENT
net; also guarantee 10 per cent net in
come on cottages, $4,000, cottages,
$4,000 SIDDALL REALTY CO., POI
Copp Bldg.
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Live Stock

WANTED-A GOOD ENGLISH BULL
pup, good individual; will exchange a
fine suit of clothes and a craVenette
rain coat or an elegant pair of field
glasses, or a Smith & Wesson revol-
yer. Have other valuable articles IL
these don't suit Address BOX 21O,
Herald.
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aA1Ha ANn MAssAas
TRIED

Rooms and !, aoH $. sPRiNG.,
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CONTRACTORS

DO YOU CONTEMPLATE BUILDING?
and build you a three-story, modern
36-rooms for $4,000 and up. w. III. Glib
SON, 226 n. Priehard st., phone East
1890
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Rooms and Beard

WANTED-IN A RESPECTABLE PRI-
vate house, room, board and care for
an invalid lady of refinement. Ad-
dress BOX 101, Herald office.
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FINANCIAL

LOANs NEGOTIATED WITH CARE
and promptness JAMES b. THREL-
KELD, Notary. 201 Fay Bldg, 326
West Thjvd ct. Main Sss. Home 1858.
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

FREE READING ROOM, METAPHYsI-
CAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY, GIL
GRANT BUILDING, Cor 4th and
Broadway. WILLIAM WALKER AT
KINSON'S class in SPIRITUAL UN-
FOLDMENT" meets Monday and Fri
day of this week. Afternoon class, 8
O'clock. Evening class, s o'clock.
Home phone 115.
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ED-INFoRMATIoN OF JAEGER
huber, Max. by Heiman j. Elkin. For
nerly of New York, last heard of
March 90 May have been in San
Francisco April is. Address BOX 44i,
Herald office.
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$500 CASH, $50 Month
broom, new, modern cottage, bath,
gas, electricity, sewer, barn; lot 40x
$50; price for a short time $l700; snap.
$500 cash, SIS month
5-room, modern cottage. close-in, close
to First and Salt Lake depot, for 1880
11s-story, 7-room hall. gas, electricity
sewer; lot 40X14O to alley; trees and
shrubbery. on goth ST., west of Central
avenue Price $500
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Miscellaneous

WANTED TO BUY-FURNITURE AND
sell we Will pay you one-third more
than others Phone u.s. Main lll7.
Home 2154. COLYEAR FURNITURH
CO., 322 s Main ST.
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WANTED AND PAPER
hangers TO write for samples OF bur-
coast; paints. varnishes, moldings
WALTER BROS, 627 S. Spring
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09

President and Cabinet use the ma.
chinery Of the Executive Department
TO win labor vote In fall.
Butler is to have q genuine pleas
ure resort. Dell Welton and othe re
have taken out articles oiincorpora
ton and will At up a resort at the
Welton lake where the weary may
rest and fish to their hearts content
They do not claim any curative
qualities for the water, but II tn a.
smile OF Dell Welton's don't dlspel
the gloom and lift the udirom tn
Respondent and tired creatures wht
go there, they are simply past re
demption. Dell IL just the fellow Z
own and operate such resort an
If he will only devise some means 4
giving absent treatment he will soo|
be wearing dlamonds.-A dri q
Journal.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
Family Reunion.

The members OF the Green family
are enjoying q reunion with Mrs.
Amanda Stout and Miss Pattie Green
In this city and will spend several
days with these households. This Is
the frst time the family has met to.
gether for forty years and includes
She following visitors: Mesdames
Sarah Elsberry, Wellsville, Mo-, Mary
Kirke, Middleton, Mo-, Mittie Mathis,
Adrian, Mo-, Myrtle Fisk, Jackson
Vile; Nessrs. ]. NJ. Green. Butler,
Mo-, P. B. Lewis, Nashville, Tenn,
and Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ. Billingsley,
Ewing.
The above is taken from the Vir'
ginis, Oils, Gazette. ]. NJ. GREEN'S
one Of Bates county's prosperous
farmers and influential Democrats
He was a citizen OF Mingo township
for more than q quarter Of q century
He sold his farm about q year sgt
and bought again In Shawnee. Mrs
Mathis is the vile Of q prominen
merchant u Adrian, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09

Judge Denton last week appointed
the following members OF the Board
OF Visitors for Bates county:
Major F. q. Crowell, 3 years.
Mrs. Sarah A. Wilson, 3 years.
A. q. Culver, 2 years.
Mrs. Annette Jenkins, 2 years.
C. B. Mcfarland, year.
Mrs. Florence NJ. Austin, l year.
It is the duty OF the Board to visit
the penal and elemosynary institu'
lions Of the county, report their con
ditions to the county court and STATE
Board OF Charities and corrections
and make such recommendations fol
their betterment az they may see At
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
Notice to the Public.

We feel 1t our duty to say to I
friends and patrons Of the Home
surance Co. that we are the exclus
agents for city and farm business
the above named company. Part
holding policy Of the Home viii 90
money by calling on Us for insuran
Thanking you, one and all for pI
f.vors and soliciting ycur patron
In the future, We beg to remain. 4
Yours Respectfully,
JNo. F. HsRRELL I Sol
| Agent
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
Coming Events.

Old Settlers Picnic, at Butt
Tuesday, August %.
Rich Hill Fair, Auguot 20, 30, I
Adrian Street Fair, September ]
ID and IA.
Hume Stock Show and Agricult
al Exhibit, September 20.
Bates County Fair, Butler, ~
Der 10 to IA.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09


Mrs. Frank CuddebaeK came in
Thursday from her home ct Spring
Hill, Kansas. on her way 20 visit
relatives at Pleasant Gap.
The Republican CongrsssionslCom
mitsee met at Republican heedqusr-
tiers, in Butler, on Friday. Those
present we're A. L. Fox and B. I.
Wiz, OF Bates, o. @. Boissesu, OF
johnson, DR.. Bowdeu, oil St. Clair,
E. W. Dean, OF Cass.
Mrs. Gertrude McClelland and Mrs.
Elmer B. Silvers entertained a num-
Der OF friends on the beautiful lawn
OF the formers home, corner oil Ohio
and High streets, on Wednesday
evening Of last week. A delightful
tire Ia reported by those present.
Dainty refreshments were served.
A serious shooting affray occurred
| In the leading hotel In Liberty, Mo-,
Sunday at noon, J. Frank Wray, the
proprietor, being shot In the abdo-
men by Allen Geib, one OF the best
known young men about town, after
a quarrel resulting from a contro-
versy about waitressin the employ
| OF the hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Rogers, OF
Homer township, after q pleasant
visit OF q few days 10 the city with
their son, ]. W. Rogers engineer OF
the light plant, returned home Tues.
day. Mr.. Rogers Is one Of the rock
ribbed Democrats OF his I ownship,
, and an esteemed friend OF TEE TINES
and we acknowledge pleasant call.
On complaint Of q number Of cis'
liens OF Amsterdam, Prosecuting At
. torney Ludwick filed Information
against d. Il. Delmsr, druggist o
i that town, charging him with illega
. sale Of liquor. he was brought Il
Q Butler Thursday evening and CAV
bond, withC. A. Emerson as security
/. for his appearance at the Octobs
o term Of court.
Q The explosion OF an. empty whiske.
I barrel startled the business porto
y OF Sedslia Saturday. A barrel which
y had just been emptied was rolled ou
on the sidewalk alongside the Wind
Il, sor saloon. A street car conducto
|. struck q match on the head OF tn
barrel. The gas in thebarrel igni'
r ed, blowing the barrel into irae
% ments. The flying slaves demolishe
"a the plate glass In the windows OF tn
"a second story OF the saloon and tor
out q section OF the brick wall.
JIM. Campbell, formerly q bushes
man, OF Butler, now conducting
second hand store In Kansas Git
y was In Butler visiting friends the la'
10 of the week. This Ia his nrst visit
=. six years, and he said he could no
:. great Improvement in Butler. I'll
40 court house, both Methodist church
- and the new Fraternal Inn have be'
- built, besides numerous dwelling
10 Mr.. Campbell especially remarked {
he the large amount Of concrete wal
be which have been laid, the stree
ed macadsmized, etc. He said Butt
1t. is the prettIest and thriitiest city
1t: it's sizei In the state. Wescknowled
K, q pleasant call.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09

4l-H DEACON BROS. * W.
Mrs. Z l.. Thruber, OF Warrens
burg, is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. John Shut.
The TINES will be glad to see the
Adrian street fair success.
Archie is to have street fair Sep
tember 2Sth, Goth and Both.
Miss Kate Tucker has gone to Al
toona, Kas., to spend her vacation
with her mother at that place.
W. q. DeWeese left for western
Kansas on Tuesday to inspect some
cheap land In that section.
J. M. Carpenter, who has been visit
ing bis brother, Friend Carps inter-,
left for his home at Colby the hrst
OF the week.
Rev. and Yrs. J. R. Allen went to
Chicago, Monday, On receipt OF g
telegram announcing the death OF
his sister In that city.
Mrs. George Fulkerson lett Tues
day Tor Tribune, Kansas, to join bel
husband who is holding down val
liable claim near that place.
The republicans OF Iowa are split
up over the tariff question, and 1t IL
quite likely she Democrats will profit
greatly by the disaffection.
Miss Sallie Curry Is visiting he
brother, Frank, at Pittsburg, Kan
sas, where Frank holds position q
telegraph operator.
Miss Lora Fisher was called HON
from ylnita, Ind. Ter, where sh
was visiting, by the death OF he
father, Sam q. Fisher.
Mrs. Ben F. Moore entertained
number Of her lady friends on Satul
day afternoon in honor OF her gues
Mrs. Kate Blair Allison, OF 81. Loui'
LC. Wetzsl and Mise Carrie u
were married by Judge Boxley at b
Office, in the basement Of the cou'
house. on last Thursday. Theyo
people were from the neighborhoe
Of Hume.
During the thunderstorm Frids
evening lightning struck and burn'
q large stack Of wheat for Hsrmt
seelinger In Summit township. a
adjoining stack was savsd BY TAXI
IL down and mo wing Il.
The city scales, BY order OF May
Oven, were closed for repairs the Ia
oithe week. All underground tim b
was replaced BY new, and the seal
carefully gone over, and 4ee put
splendid condition.
The United States army racrniti
station In Kaneas City enlisted me-
80 n MAJ Than any Other stata
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09

For the past month people OF this
city and county have enjoyed one OF
the finest fruit crops ever raised In
the county. Now We are invited to
eat watermelons, late peaches,g grapes,
etc.
H. E. Clayton, the machinist, who
recently moved bis shop to Kansas
City, was In Butler the last OF the
week closing up bis business here and
moving his tools and machinery.
Mr.. Clayton is flrstclass workman,
and 1t is regretable that Butlercould
not furnish him sufficient work to
keep him here.
George and Harve Hustled, two
miners, started q fight at the ball
game at the Amsterdam picnic last
Thursday which Tor time threaten
ed to involve large number and be-
come serious. DR.. j. W. McAninch,
constable and deputy sheriff, arrest
ed the Husteds, brought them to this
city and landed them in jail to a wait
their trial
| C. W. Bowman, formerly county
treasurer OF Phillip county, Kansas
was arrested sat Boulder, Colorado
Saturday. Bowman Is accused o
embezzling $25,OOO Of the funds o
the county. He disappeared from
home last November. He claims b
lost the money in specializing on th
, board Of trade.
s While In st. Louis Monday we me
many Democratic leaders from diffel
> ent sections OF the state, and the
were all enthusiastic over party col
/. ditions In their respective localities
They say Democrats are aroused t
the Importance oil this falls electio
o and it's bearing on the presidenti'
% election OF 1908, and are determine
y to 20 to the polls this fell and 81
that another slump" such as '
q had In 1904, does not occur.
.. Sam W. Davis, Of the Democrat,
y q. Crowell and Ben B. Canterbul
left Tuesday on one OF the southwe
70 excursions to view the promis
10 lands OF Oklahoma and Texe
It Whether this bunch" will beperm
q ted to enter In and partake Of the mi
ID and honey remains to be seen.
they do break in, they will probat
return bearing between them the
> bunch Of grapes. to convince oths
~ OF the richness Of the country, Will
= has been the practice Of land agel
- since the time Of Moses.
The individual who gets the lew
letters makes the most complaint
=. the postmaster, says . Kansas
. change. The man who never ha
u good meal st home growls about !
hotsl accommodations the man =
conplAins most Of bis nsighbofl
ths moansst d the lot; tho chm
ng msnbsr who pays the least o.
,rs preacher salary hnds ths mostfa
o. end always eomplaiSs q ~ q
= a6snsnt q - shnIc nan !
~ - Il e !. = c116 ~ p>1e.l
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09

For SALE:-Full blooded Chester
White male pigs. Address ]: W.
McMlchall, Amsterdam, Mo. Farm
3X miles northwest Of Virginia.
4O.2ts
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
A convict In the state penitentiary

A convict In the staee penltentlary
painted q picture which has been
hung In the warden's office. 1t Is
called "Satan's Allies" and represents
q gamblers table with drinks and
gaming outfit. Says the art editor
OF the Jefferson City Tribune: "Old
timers pronounce It the best piece OF
convict art production they ever
saw, and In times past some pretty
good artists have found their way
into the penitentiary."-Ex.
We feel very much slighted. Sam
Jones made almost exactly the same
speech at the Pittsburg, Kansas,
Chautauqua he did here; but he also
said: 1.-THE next President OF the
United States Is going to be one o
| the grandest men in II. Nobody els'
but VIM. J. Bryan. Some OF you ole
Republicans may not believe that
but It's so, just the same. You'v'
been In long enough. Most OF yo'
are In the penitentiary and a who'll
lot more OF you ought to be there.-
Carthage Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09
FOR SALE

ANo. l COW and calf. For partic
ulars see
Att DEACON BROS. x 20.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-09

ler and Bates county workmen, will
attend the Southwestern Log Rolling
association to-day at Joplin. The
drill team is In good form and conf
IDENTIFY expect to bring home some
OF the good things offered In prizes,
and the band will enter the contest
| for the best band. TIE TIMES is hope
! Ing and believing that both will win,
as we have confidence in our home
boys. .,
State Senator Frank q. FArris, OF
Steelville, No., and Mrs, Cora Shanks,
| OF 81. Louis, were married at Idaho
Springs, Colorado. The two we're
members Of q party which had been
occupying tents on Soda avenue.
Senator Farris was one OF the State
senators indicted on charge Of accspt'
ling brides In connection with the
J, alum legislation in she Missouri leg
islatursin 1901. Fsrris was accused
, Of having accepteda bride Of 81 600
The first trial Of bis case resulted II
. hung Jury. BE was acquitted OF
; the second trial.
i Az will Be noticed In our advertise
! | ment columns, Manager Blood ha'
} secured on excursion train Tor Pleas
j anton Kas., on Sunday, on accoun
J Of the donbls header ball game b
hItussn tho teams Of Butler and Plsaa
eIsnton. The aArs viii Be 41.0o roun'
Il trip, No ons w y allowed on q
= lsars Without ! uchpt. This Win bsl
clkoo0 OPP rtunitF Tor our peoph =
6lvi ~ town - y
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14

sripate Cuban Republic. J..
'on 4 Company
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
Well Case De eided.

The case of Gentry versus Jones
brought some time ago in the probate
court BY Gentry to secure payment
for we'll which be had dug for Jones
was decided yesterday by a Judgment
in favor Of Jones
Some time age Jones ngaCed Gen
try to dig a we'll, and the agreement
was that Gentry was to furnish good
water and substantial we'll. After
digging Tor some depth water was
found aud Gentry stopped digging
believeing be had found water, He
had. but i was only surface water
and lasted but a short time. Jones
refused 70 pay for the we'll and Gen
try brought suit which was entered
ia the probate court by Elder
Nhitla. acting attorneys for the
plaintiH. Af,er hearing the case,
the Judge took the matter under ad
visement and yesterday rendered de
cision in favor of Jones. K. Z. Ne
Farland. attorney, appeared for the
defeudent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
VIII Wed Thursday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Stroup have
issued invitations for the wedding of
their daughter, Miss IONA Marie
Stroup to Mr.. Irwin Mayer, on Thurs
day, November 10, at their home at
81 Sixth street.
The knot will be tied at two
O'Clock and the young couple will
take a short trip after which they
will return to the city and make
their home. Both people are we'll
and favorably known and their many
friends. both young and old, wish
them much joy and success in their
venture. Mr. Mayer is connected
with the Di .mond Drill works, where
he has been employed for some time
and stands high in the esteem Of the
company.
The wedding will be quiet home
like affair as only the near friends
and relatives have been invited, but
it will be a most pleasant one and The
parents of the bride have been busy
for some time arranging the house
and decorating.
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Boggs' Bakery.

The following is prize advertise
ment written by Miss Katherine
Minis for the Boggs contest. Miss
Minis is attending the Academy of
the immaculate Heart of Mary:
| wrote this ad to win the prize, Of
fered by Boggs, the baker,
And put the people on to the fact
That Boggs is the boss cake maker.
II you're out walking with your wife,
and want a place to take her,
just go down on Second street,
And visit Boggs, the baker.
If you once buy his bread and pies
You'll find this ads no faker,
But after that you'll patronize Mr..
BogRs, the baker.
Miss Minis received the first prize
of S5 for this composition, which
was selected as the best among large
number turned in. A number of the
school children Of the city are enter
ing into these contests and Mr.. Boggl
is receiving some we'll written adver
tisements for his money.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
LEAGUE SHOWER
Given In Honor Of Prospective
Bride.


Last evening the Epworth League
of the Methodist church gave parcel
shower in honor of Miss Stroup, its
secretary, who is to be married to-
morrow, at the Methodist parsonage.
Mr.. Mayer is president of the society
and as both the young people are
members of the organization, their
friends and other members of the So
ciety turned out about IS strong to
give the couple one last good time
before they enter upon the voyage Of
the matrimonial sea.
The young people gathered about
eight o'clock and whiled away the
time until after ten with games and
music, and a most enjoyable evening
vas spent. The bride TO be was
shoWsred with q large Rumber Of
beautiful and useful presents, and
the evenings entertainment was clos
ed with a light luncheon served in
parcels. This unique method Of
serving refreshments was enthusiastic
cally received and there were many
pleasant surprises when the parcels
containing the lunch were opened.