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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
LADIES' TAILORED COATS.

All our Ladies Mixture OF Covert
Goats, both III shoa and long lengths,
are in this cleanup sale al half price
Many Of these Goats are Just what
you will want for Fall wear, and the
price Is much less than what the ma
terial would cost.
Goats that sold for 81. SO now
S2.25.
Goats that sold for s., 90 now
80 80.
Goats that sold for 81. so now
So, 20.
Goats that sold for $1,000 now
So, 90.
Goats that sold for $500 now
SO. 90,
Goats that sold for SIS. 90 now
$3.50.
Il will take so little money to own
one Of these Goats, you would hardly
miss the price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Coffee ice cream at Mascott's.
Don't miss seeing the ladies' dress
shirts at Perry's.
Charles zanleoni Of Boston is in the
city on business
See the Vaughan store window Big
sale white waists
Ladies' spring and summer coats at
half price at Abbotts.
A new lot Of Panama hats at the
Frank McWhorter Go. store.
Nice large baskets fresh picked straw.
hfrries, native, at A. Giachno's, Hale
block
Save money BY purchasing that tennis
racket now. Big reduction at Ayerill
Music ca.
Mr. mad Mrs. Edward Glover Of Water
bury are guests at the home Of Mr. ana
Mrs. J, G, Griggs.
AIR. ana Mrs. Frank Dyer took an
auto trip to East Brooktien yesterday
afternoon in II. A, Prindle's machine,
Special 10 cent sale Of Enameled Ware
Greatest values ever offered. See our
window. q. M. Kenyon u Cos. Bar
gain Store,
Miss Fern Peak finished work at G,
a. Heath's wall paper store last night.
Thomas Kesson went to Boston yes
terday for 4 weeks visit
The regular monthly meeting Of The
Woman's Auxiliary. of the Presbyterian
church viii be held Wednesday after
noon, July ~, at $50 O'Clock.
Angelo Diyefsi has sold his fruit
confectionery and ice cream store oil
North Main street to George Mann The
business will be managed BY +. NJ. Laws
lwho viii take possession at once.
The Wonderland Moving Picture Co
opened the seventh week with a large
audience. The great temperance drama
Buy your own Cherries Is grand
play. His first visit at his father in
LAWS was full Of comic situations
"The hannted hotelg kept the audience
| in laughter from start to finish. The
wonderful flames" should have specia
mention for beauty and mechanical ef-
| feet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
psYeholonv of aamhIinn.

Tho Fundamental basis Of the injury
done by gambling is tendency to over.
rate the chances OF winning. When q
man specuIates by stalking, say, Fl on
the chance OF winning f100, Observes ain
English writer in Nature, the notion OF
winning 500 makes q big impression
on his mind and means something more
real tO'hlm than the idea that the odds
are 200 to / against BIN. say. lie
forms clear mental picture Of the
prize, and the odds do not present the
same picture to his mind Consequent.
w. be exaggerates bis prospects.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS.


Our entire line of Ladies Suits IN
eton and coat style, the seasons best
production, Suits that we will match
with any values shown in any line.
Your choice Of the entire line at
half price
Suits thar sold for $500 now
%. 80.
Suits that sold for $1,000 now
50 90,
Suits that sold for s22. SO now
@11.25.
Suits that sold for $500 now
Sf2. 30.
Suits that sold for $3.50 now
SIS. 75.
Suits that sold for $50 90 now
SO. 90.
II you Elm need Of a good, stylish
SUR now Is your time to get one at
less than cost of material
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
LADIES' WASH DRESSES.

Our line Of Wash Suits are ii this
July cut-price sale 1t about one-third
of from the regular price. These
are values that win Be appreciated by
those who want a good cool dress for
immediate use.
Colored Muslin Dress thai soldsfor
is rs now S3. 80.
Colorcd Muslin Jumper Suit with
white waist thar sold for S6s75 for
$500.
Blue Scotch Bingham Suit tina; sold
for SIS. 98 now $3.50
White Muslin SUN wirh blue dots,
finished with cluney lace insertion.
Was 81, 50, now VA, 9S.
In White Suits we arc offering
some exceptional values, both in the
plain and fine lace trimmed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16

/. q. Il. social and dance Friday eve.
ming, July 10, at Miles hall Graniteyille,.
Good music. Ice cream and cake served
Id the banquet hall. Admission 30 cents
per couple Ladies Is cents.
All members OF Court Robert Burns, No.
352l, ale requested to met at $50 Fri
day, july 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
BERTHA l.. BROOKS STATE OF VERMONT,
vs.. WASHINGTON
SELAH r. BRoeKs COUNTY, IS.

BERTHA X BROOKS } STATE Oh VERMONT,
sr1Au Il. BRoeKs "c coTSfr. IS.
In County Court September Term 1907.
Whereas, Bertha l.. Brooks OF City Of Barre, IN
tile County OF Washington, has this day filed
ia tho Office OF the CLERK Of said Court her libel
for divorce against Seiah II. Brooks, now Of
parts nnknOwn setting forth in substance that
She was lawfully married TO the said Selah II.
Brooks st Montpelier ia the said County Of
Washington and state q Vermont, ON the "a
had faithfully Kept the marriage covenant
and performed al the duties appertaininR
thereto. bur that the said iibellee on bis part
had not kept the marriage covenant, bat nad
violated the same. for tnat the said libellee
during said C0Yerture fer three cOnsecu.
tive years had wilfully deserted the liheHants
being OF Sufficient pecuniary and physical
ability. had, without Cause, grossly. wantonly
and cruelty refused and neglected 60 pro-
vide suitable maintenance for the libellanti
aud praying that for the causes atoresaldi tns
Court would grant her a divorce from the said
EeIah H. Brooks and the custody Of her
minor children, Ana whereas. IL Is made to
appear that the said Seah IA. Brooks resides
and Is without this State where service Of the
process Of this Court cannot be made upon
him, therefore it Is ordered that the said Selah
IT. Brooks ne given notice Of the pendeney Of
said libel, given opportunity 70 make defence
therein and summoned to appear and make
answer thereto before the Honorable County
Court next 70 be held AZ Montpelier, within
aud for the County Of Washington and state
OF Vermont, on the second Tuesday in Septem-
Der. A. u. 1907. lly publication ot the substance
OF said libel together with this order, in the
Harre Daily Times, 4 newspaper published az
tho City Of Barre, In the County Of Washing
ton, once week for three weeks successfully,
she last OF which publications shall be at least
six weeks prior 70 the said second Tuesday in
septefnbaF A. D. 1907, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice 70 the said Seiah II. Brooks.
Given under my hama At Montpelier, IN the
County Of Washington, this 10Th day OF July,
A. ID. 1897.
ERWIN M, HARVEY, Deputy Clerk.
SCOTT q CARVER, Attorneys for the Libel
liant
July le-2a-s0
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
A. P. ABBOTT & co.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

You win find some exceptional values
in wash dresses at Abbott's.
G. M. Averill & Co, have added null.
tiple drawer National cash register to
the outfit In their hardware store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED once, a iirst-class carver APP
ply 70 John Il. Corskie & Son. io3tf
FOR SALE--Gasoiine launch ~ ~ feetiong,
feet beam, IL b, p. engine Enquire Of ID.
A. Perry, Barre, W. Tel. ll0-l3. l03tf
WANTED Firss-class letter cutter apply
to A. S. Bird & Son. 1868
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

state and the farmers m me beaT
River valley have manifested uhun"Al
interest There are thousands or acres
being planted 90 fruit trees iu the Fdl-
Icy and fruit growing formed the pIiA-
clpa subject OF discussion.
During the forenoon and afternoon
of each day. separate sessions were
held for mo men ana women. and th'
evening session WAS attended CON
Jointly. and subjects of general inter-
cst were discussed. over 200 men ans
women. the leading farmers ot the
Pear River valley were iu attendance
from C0riuue. Dewey Coliuston,
Fielding. Garland, Riverside. ElWo3J,
and Tremont0n.
Thc school uls held under the
auauIres of ODE Bear River valley
Farmers Protective association of
which Hon. John +. HolmFren o.
Ylm correspondent interviewed a
rru uf tlus. lu attendance and from
ltm found tu. following Impressions
rtrHIIur tho school. Bishop NIch-
ards of Riverside styt 'Ihe farmers
of Boar River valley who missed lhls
SCHOOL WIl perhaps never r'ailHe WhAt
hUu have lost The Agricultural cole
I,r. hls been brought tn tho homO7
of ho farmers of this valley and tn,y
.r, grateful for re opporiumues ot-
n. D. coomb. of Fielding Says ~
fHr school. "Tut school just held Zoo
ths county was an luqualineo s1,,--
c.a Those iu attendance were fH.IN
c.muon.otod Tor the ume and csc
ucnse'
Hon John p u1Imgren M Boar
River city saYf "rha farmers school
hero HaNp us invaluable Information.
| The results win he -ppHIent noi only
/ Do those iu atLHudlu... hut tu tnnuH-
] Dol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

cold weather killing the scent OF the
strychnine after being applied to the
bait.
John Dart. an inmate of the state
mental hospital, died OF general debili-
ty aged IS years He was committed
from Weber county In November. 1902.
Being a transient, no one claiming IL,
the body viii be kept go days then
sent to the University Of Utah. accord
ing to law
Zeno COVington was committed 10 the
mental hospital upon the examination
Of Drs. WestwoOd and Slater
The Sixth ward gave successful So
ciablc and basket party last evening
clearing a neat sum for the benefit of
the Westinghouse.
The character ball given az the Sec
Ond ward for the benefit Of the Sunday
school met with great financial success
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
winter Course In the Beaver Branch
of the Brigham Young
University.

The Beaver Branch OF the Brigham
Young University begins its winter
course December End. 1t continues un-
IN March sOth. This course is open
with a view to accommodating young
men and women who are not able TO
enter school at the beginning Of the
wear. Those completing this course VIII
he granted one semester's credit. The
subjects offered are. The common
branches: high school studies; also
courses IN Ironwork, Domestic Science
Domestic Art and Agriculture. The
tuition for the winter course Is $500.
plus 800 library fee. I'm addition 70
the above courses, special instruction
will be given I'm Elocution, Art. Book
keeping, and Stenography.
Board and lodgings can be had for
S325 to $3.50 a week.
II YOU wish further information, con-
cerning the work, please write the prln-
cipal OF the Institution.
Yours Respectfully
]. +. HICKMAN. Principal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

,.. The jury Of u men
oE'',' ,,,,r5er case against Fred y.
% u3 vss completed at 3 o'cioN
N.l. ,.v afternoon and sworn IN lne
le''l-'' "a. Brown, clothing mer-
rNs -,..l.s % Crismon. real estate
dllr 7osarn p. storey bookkeeper'
dae r,ylor farmer; Samuel setter
Nv . n Hutchins farmer Eli'S
' n.r stockmani A. e. Becker
a 81. william Knight taIlllel'
haesl, g .'S teamsteri Daniel tatn-
4 u .-ber. william Wheeler Ji''
ind rahlN'''
prmoI' .,,-s5 practically four days IN
t tl'..,.,,re IA Jury and VI men were
tleI IA before the - men coulu ~
sSli.ll',,'',r, ,on who were satisfactory 10
decided upon
boia sl ~ securing OF a jury re-
ATTY, az r,inutcs was taken. On Hlc
cess ,g of court DIST Atty. hal-
recon-. ,,,sde the opening statement
Nusl" -.,iniad almost an hOur. he
vl'1i iirvmeu "A very clear ana
ga'e t.,.i,a outline of the testimony
coli 49, al. state expects 70 prove.
en4 ,.y-sa the testimony given az
ht I,,inarv hearing, giving special
u. ,a tb8f of Mrs. Hun and her
sN1 III, heard the terrible hent
lals the defendant and DIR. Beers
rss,,Ited In the latetr's death
-l ~ a.iions 5f Mr. walker from the
ts came 90 ogden up TO the
NY M thc murderous assault re
...-s5 DO the Improper relation - nat
~ .visfsd between Beers anuF MIS-.
r,eissr throughout the entire argn-
tte ascendant looked steadfaSt
,ss iurv except when the relations
1901 his wife and Beers were re-
,.-.f n. Then he bowed his head and
~. ,.,rs ROLLED down his cheeks, show
-- nal ha was deeply affected. While
.t7 I,aHs of the terrible struggle were
.ir, rahearsed by the district attorney
m. f,tb.r of the murdered man COW
sr.d bis face and cried.
~ erst witness called was Archi'
is-t smith. who had drawn a plan OF
a.. Electric supply and Fixture CONS
tsrv's Mace OF business. showing each
N fbe rooms. Ills tcstifony was only
. Identify this plan which was mark
plaintiffs exhibit "a It will ID
ss5 throughout the trial 10 enable
/ na mrvfen and witnesses to better
I'D tbe building fixed In their mind.
me next witness was Captain o
Police C.. G.. Brown. who detailed
.,er fo his office on the evening %
s.pt n. the day before the murder
5us assault. by the defendants, Wake
and Edward Lawrence. Mr.. Wake
toid the captain 81 tho improper re
auons existing between his wife ant
Dr. Beers that he had sent his wifi
10 Los Angeles 90 separate them, bu
feared that Beers Intended going q
her apd De wanted the officers 20 us
. theh efforts to prevent his doing sd
l vtlh De was assured they would do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
DrsERrr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY DECEMBER Z 1907

favor Of the defendant No cause Tor
action.
John d. Peters. cashier OF the First
National Bank Of Brigham city was
appointed receiver Tor the Hammond
Canal company.
Surveyor y. =. Anderson is moving
into the Duke residence. which he pJ'-
Chased short time ago.
TWO WEDDINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Jensen of the
First ward. celebrated their furtioth
wedding anniversary last Tuesday Tor
which occasion nearly an their chill
Crcu hau gathered at the family resi-
donCc 10 make 10 stlN more interesting,
their daughter Kate was that evening
unltta loo marriage TO Mr.. Bert Olsen
o. Mantua. Bishop Al. Scnow perform
ing the ceremony.
Mr.. George Hanson, Jra anG MISS
Laara HHdlCy were married at mo
home o. the oride's parents W tncs-
day evening Bishop John B. McMa5-
ten Dug the uuptial knot
Sheriff Josophson is confined to- his
home suffering with rheumatism and
kindred troubles.
Lester Hansen from Coninston is
moving his family to Brigham city bee
fore leaving for the mission field
BoXELDER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
The board of county commissioners
met Monday. Dec. p. 500 was apprO-
priatcd TO widen grade west of Dewey
NilO bridge, $3.50 TO repair road from
Iark Valley To- George creek, $50 To
gravel roaa on south side cod sections
so and &c. $50 90 drish dusHay az
Hamptons bridge, $3.50 tn gr-'ni road
sch0oihousc.
George G. Rlchius was appointed
constable Tor Grouse Greek sr",.utr
DOUBLE BEREAVEMLNr
John W. YoLug of the First Wadi
has the sympathy of the whose rym-
munitk3 foe 4Lout two NecRs uls ,uu-
dreu have been sick with that dreaded
disease diphtheria, from which his ut-
tie 8-year-old daughter Died la-t week.
Mrs. Young waited ou the child 600 uu-
asa worn out when she took sIck ana
died or pneumonia last Tuesday mUIn-
ing. owing to the strict QuarauIl q
regulation both intermtuts had TO Doe
Done in the night
DEATH OF MRS. JNO. ID. REEFS
Mary Morgan Rees, wife of ,na late
I Mayor John ID. Rees, who has been
feeble for 90 long time. died Friday
[ morning at hcr home iu the Fourth
| ward. Funeral services We're u,,d ln
/ the ward had Monday Bishop Erig-
/ harm Wright in charge. The speak .rs
| were Bishop Wright James Nelson
/ Adolph Madison. William Neeey James
"ett. william L. Watkins, l.. a. snow
/ ana stake President Oleeu N. StohL
GRANDMA Rees, as She was generally
! known. was one Of the early pioneers
I She lived bon the FIRST good adobe house
erected iu Brigham City She was
born In South Wales Nov. B, lN2l
where she Joined the Church in 1857
| i'm 1919 she arrived I'm Council Bluffs
Iowa. where she and family remaincC
| until 1852. when they arrived In th'
/ Salt Lake valley, coming Co Brigham
| city in 1853 She is the mother OF II
children. SO grandchildren, 9S great
grandchildren and @ great grcat-grand
| children also survive her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

q. Miller. A. J. Wahlquist. Mayor
Charles Brown and State Senator w.
n Williams.
Mr. Powell WAS a highly respected
citizen. being president OF the city
council ana a director Of the First
National bank, also interested in many
OF the business concerns " Murray hr
was general foreman FOR the American
Smelling and Refining company FOR "a
number OF years resigning his position
ON account ~ an health. There was a
dash and spirit about him that won
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

pon't risk u.rleeung these
warning -stop tho ol-ehfe
before III reaches the lungs.
or THE EARS.
Catarrh extends from the
throat along the eustuchinn
tubes into the cars, causing
partial or complete deal
ness. Quickly cured with iIL-
ue cost by Drs shores
famous treatment
els your hearing falling r
edo your ears disc argc .
els tho wax drying In
your oarsT'
sDo YOU hear better some
dave than othersP
"ls your hearing worse
when YOU have "a cold ~
Don't neglect ms uftll
! your hearing is irrcparabiy
T destroyed
or THE STOMACH
Catarrh or tho stomach is
usually caused by swallow
ing poisonous mucous which
drops down from the head
and thro8t ~ night quickly
cured at little cost by Drs.
/ shores famous treatment
els there nausea %
"D0 YOU bcICh up gasp
"Are YOU COnstipated 90
els your tonEue coated p"
DO you blcat up after
eetinF?'
els there constant bad
taste in the mouth p"
Sow is the time TO be per-
maneutly cured. DIS shores
are curing hundreds every
] wear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

seven years I'd.
W. W. Clark supervisor OF the
Bear river forest has just received
word from Washington. d. c.. that
he has been appointed forest inspect
or and viii after leaving Logan have
his office at Salt Lake city and will
be connected with Chief Inspector
Benedict. II Is not yet known who
viii be appointed 10 an the local po-
sltion and Mr.. Clark viii likely stay
here I'm the first OF the year. some
one viii likely be appointed soon as
Mir Clark's services will be taken mp
when the forestry course starts al the
Agricultural college with that work
as he expects 10 devote his entire time
TO that work from Jan. z, till the close
OF the course.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
BRIGHAM CITY.
DEATH OF GRANDMA REEFS.

Double Bereavement Ia John "
Young Family--BoXelder MAR.
Special Correspondence.
Brigham city Dec. Ezra Burt OF
the Third ward left saturday for a mis-
SION 10 New Zealand. "a social party
was given in the ward hall in his
honor during the week, at the close OF
which a purse Of about $50 was given
the young elder.
=. G.. Wixom. late foreman al the
PoAcldcr News mechanical department
has opened up "a general merchandise
store ON south Main street
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
The distinct court has been IN session
during the week The case OF q. W
Miller Onc ~ ung man wn0 was sd
frghtfully burned while WORKING az the
Gafianl sugar factory last seasonl VA
thH Sugar cen pan was dismissed Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

clans. are cordially invited 10
consult this department and be adviHe
FREE or CHARGE. We cure more
men than an the Fake Medical IN
stmtes" in the city combined,
So snre is tho Cure under prA
SHORES MODERN METHODS
IN an private diseases that you
NAV arrange 20 pay the fee Tor a
cure in small weekly or monthly
instaImeuts as the cure proc
Fressos. or sou may PAY WHEN
CURED. 40 matter what your
trouble b., on who has tnngd 20
cure YOU. consult ihtee N'.
S-i,r1ete free of charge, ana
ilarn how YOU can yet be cured
CALL OR WRITE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

admiration among men. He was a man
Of sterling qualities the town knew
him and he knew the town, the town
loved him and he loved the town. His
acquaintance belonged to no one class,
every man was his friend and
to every man ne extended The
hand Of good fellowship. Mr..
Powell was born I'm Wales. COM
ing 10 this country when a small
boy and was IN his fifty-seventh year.
He Is survived by wife and four
children, Lewis. Rcta, Roy and Ether
and brother and four sisters. Tho
floral offerings were many and beauti-
ful. The pallbearers were: For the
council, a. ". Lee. Mayor Charles
Brown, Arthur Townsend. for the l. o.
o. f., Isaac Hadley, James Driukwater
and r. Cahoon
MURRAY SCHOOLS.
Notwithstanding the sickness that is
prevalent az the present time over
900 children are in actual attendance,
about 90 per cent Of the enrolment
At the regular school board meet
ing on Thursday evening bills were al
lowed covering the payments of tex
books furniture and school supplies.
Miss Bigler OF the Liberty school has
been absent from her post most OF the
week on account Of il health
The teachers OF Arlington school ara
busily engaged i'm preparing the chill
dren to present the cantata entitled
THE Enchanted Wood" Ii Is 10 be
/ presented al the close OF school for
Christmas holidays,
A VICTIM OF DIPHTHERIA.
The death of the l2-year-old daughter
OF Joseph Boyce Of Big Cottonwood
occurred Thursday. The child con-
| tracted a cold about two weeks ago
| which terminated I'm dlphtheria. She
/ was a lovely girl and the family have
| the sympathy Of the community
NEWS BRIEFS.
last evening the members OF Mill
| Creek ward had an enjoyable sociable
at their ward house. they were served
| with n sumptuous rcpast. after which
| there was rendered an excellent pro-
| gram concluding with a dance I'm which
| the old and young took part
Murray First Ward Dramatic COM
| pany rs rehearsing a piece entitled '"rho
l oak Farm" The play viii be put IN
Dec. 90, and as our local talent are
considered good amateurs the play VIII
no doubt meet with great favor.
| Tho local merchants report the Nmas
| shopping as good, and "a great many
new clerks have been employed 20 look
| after the trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

prs. Shores are pioneers among the
Medical Profession fu discovering
mar nearly every case OF so-called
"Weakness'' lu men, ls due 70 en-
Iargcmcul or Inflammation Of the
Prostate GLAND. ImitatOrs now copy
Brs. Shores. advertisements ma
claim 20 relieve this tr1uble-but DIS
shores treatment is not given or
even known by ans Fake Medical
Company" DOB the world.
The treatment Is loc81-it De- original
and scientific. and b. the only cffec-
tive method 20 CURE this common
ana terrible trouble You can not
Eat this treatment anywhere else on
0arth-as given by Drs shores
hence if you want a CURE apply
direct 90 urs. shores a. shores tnc
cIigluutCrs of the wonderful treat
merf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
DEATH OF MRS. KELSEY.
iolher OF Eight Children Passes
Away in Hospital.

prevail Coiresp Ondence.
Logan, Cache Co.. bed 6.-Mrs.
emmett Kelsey, who died at the hos
.lal here Monday while under an
eituon Tor "a cancer, was buried At
.Iilnnsid at ~ o'clock today Mrs.
's'} h fhe wife OF W. II. kelsey
'aN clir. She was born and rails
4. lA sm.ihlold but Cor rs years
9e4 az Price. Utah. moving TO this
~ ABOUT one year ago. She was
siaif o.d and leaves a family OF
sNi children, the youngest being