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The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-04
Wedding Bells.

l ne nome Ol MT. ana MIS-. j.
d. Drake was the scene of a
beautiful home wedding Wednes-
day evening, October 2, when
Miss Lois A. Drake, one of
Julesburg's most popular young
ladies', became the bride OF Mr..
H. A. Schoenberger, young
business man of this city.
The cermony was performed
by Rev. G. G. Giller, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church,
the ring ceremony being used.
The quiet beauty of the ceremony
was added to by the fact that
only the nearest friends and re-
latives of the participants were
present. After the ceremony
ali enjoyed an elegant supper.
The bride was beautifully at
tired in white silk. The groom
wore the conventional black.
The groom formerly of Chamber
lin, South Dakota, is now one of
Julesburg's real estate men.
Many beautiful presents were
received, among which were the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Schoenberger, 500; Mr.. E.
Schoenberger $40; Mr.. and Mrs.
F. ]. Schoenberger $40; Mrs. S.
E. Omen S.; Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Harris set silver desert spoons;
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Harris set
tea spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Vernon cut glass dish; Iona Lee
linen table cloth; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Simpson linen table
cloth; Miss Iral and Ina Atkinson
linen napkins; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Adamson picture. Mr..
and Mrs. Simpson Harris,
Larue, Ohio, center piece; Mr..
Tom Evring vase; Mr.. and Mrs.
V. P. Harris vase; Miss Carrie
Walker jewel case; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Warner silver berry spoon;
| Miss Heaen Adamson hand made
pin cushion; Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Bests bed spread: Beatrice
Hoxie cut glass celery dish; Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Glarr silver meat
fork.
The happy couple will make
their home in Julesburg, having
rented the Warner house on
Fourth street, where they will
be at home to their friends after
November 1st. They are start
ing on their welded life with the
best wishes o. all Julesburg and
a bright future surely awaits
I them.
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Mrs. Thomas c. Platte" One of Us.

thousands upon thousands Of
distinguished people stop at.
Julesburg every year.
RHf TaW ra,naip
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

Mre. r, r. Lyman of Salt Lake City
is visiting friends In Provo, the guest
of Mrs. d. d. Houtz.
Judge and Mrs. S. r. Thurman of
Salt Lake City are visiting relatives
ana friends in this city for a few days,
Mrs. Clara Henrie was the charm
ing hostess at dinner party at her
homo Tuesday afternoon. Covers We're
laid for II and a sumptuous dinner was
served.
Mr. Arthur Noon returned home Wed
nesday evening, after a pleasant
months visit with friends in southern
California.
Miss Della Gee was the delightful
hostess to a number of her girl friends
at her home Monday evening. Fun and
merriment refined supreme until q late
hour. Delicious refreshments We're
served.
Mr.. William II. Jones was the recip-
lent of a pleasant surprise at his home
Friday evening About 80 friends, lad
en- with baskets of dainties walked in
and took possession. Games, music and
cards We're enjoyed until late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Smith Of Lehl
visited relatives in Provo the forepart
Of the week.
Mrs. n. h. Knowlden entertained at
dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Twelves, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Winter
and Mr. and Mrs. Towle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown are visit
ing friends in Heber this week.
Mrs. Richard Sutton entertained at
dinner at her home Tuesday. Covers
were laid for u.
Mrs. y. II. Thomas entertained at
chlidrens party at her home Friday
afternoon In honor OF the birthday OF
her son Haden About 20 little people
made merry the occasion with games
and sports of various kinds A sumptu-
Gus birthday dinner was served.
Mrs L. II. Holt and Miss Francella
Adams gave shower Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Holt in honor of
Miss Goldie Gillispie a large number
of friends of Miss Gilispie were the
guests of the very enjoyable occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Strong and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel O. Strong of AL
pine visited Provo relatives Sunday.
Isaac Brockbank OF Spanish Fork
lately returned from mission, visited
Provo friends this week.
Mrs. Theodore Center, who has been
visiting Mrs. Reed Smoot has returned
to her home in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. +. L. Parker of Salt Lake visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Dus-
enberry, here this week.
Miss Alice Nibley visited friends In
Provo this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

- I,n,ta gnapt
uaustS,' ,' ,os Angeles will be home
. .ne Ml',,U' 80
'o'''0' ..
-, a.. - f.oid6pid
Mrs; We,'e, - no nast fortnight in
VINO h'S sIn".'t,,o'',1,, To-. nor home
'o""' 'e'' -,
,.., ,,,,,,,,..,,, and her two
Mrs, EuWdru AC' uI ~ a." .
smal uuys nr' NE me-
AoHle "eeN9 VI" 80.
MISS h%y .aS sG'. ,,ilI attend
June LOT poStu'. , 80, T,, at Wellesley
reuHloh VI He'
rr,., park 1r Inns been here from
hu6H an IL 10 t,tr ,,,,,o,ts M,
ana N'S' mug"
I'D ,t,s NJ y smart Mrs John
Ut, "i,u W, ~ ~ ~ III, I3oatie loCt
Ihui I sa1y r"i '''''' \ '''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

Guy Thatcher, w S. Langton. L, w.
Robinson, G. w. Thatcher, Jr., Rexel.
james Dryden.
Mrs. Rhoda Cook was hostess at a five
O'Clock tea given at the u. A. c., ON
Saturday last which was charming
affair.
a most pleasant social event was the
one which was held at the home OF
Mrs. Julia Nibley ON Tuesday, Mrs.
Nibley having entertained the members
of the Bulge family,
The engagement is announced of Miss
Berthe Johnson and George o. Hayban
the wedding to take place III June.
The Wednesday meeting OF the u.
a. c. Woman's club was held at the
home of Mrs. w j. Kerr. After an in
teresting program Mrs Kerr served u
very dainty luncheon having been as
sisted by her daughter and niece.
on Saturday last Mr.. and Mrs Cot
lieb Smith entertained number Of
friends in honor of Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard II. Smith of ReXburg, Ida. The
evening was spent in music and games
and was most pleasant one.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Nibley. Jr.. and
children left on Thursday for Meachem,
Ore. where they will make their home.
Mrs. Lufkin has gone to Hood River.
Ore. where she will visit with her
daughter Mrs. Frank Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Thatcher visited
in Salt Lake during the week,
Mr. Fred Meissner was an Ogden Wis
itor on Wednesday,.
Mr. George Parkinson who has been
in Chicago studying medicine. Is at
home for the summer vacation.
Mr.. Guy Carbon LEFT on Monday for
Holland, where he viii do missionary
work.
Mrs. F. A. Powman has gone to
Seattle where she will remain for some
time.
Mr.. Orson Smith is in town from Ne
vada.
Mr.. w. G. Danielson has returned
from business trip to Rexburg, Idaho.
Mrs. Joseph Odell is visiting with
relatives in Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

Miss Lucy Williams and her friend,
Mlas ollie syndorEaard, have left for a
two months trip through Washington.
Oregon and California.
Mrs. c. w Mason win leave on Mon
day evening for New York whore she
win visit with relatives and friends
for some months.
Miss Goldthwaite. accompanied by
her niece, Miss Irene I,conard.Ieft We'd
nesday evening for an extended stay
In the ensL
Mrs. c. f. Miller Of the Raleigh
left Wednesday night to visit relatives
IN Chicago and Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. j. n Andrews and
daughter Edna of Deadwood, South
Dakota. are Visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. f. =. Scars
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steiner have
returned from a trip OF several months
in the east
Mrs Is p Turner who has been at
tho Kuutsford for the past few weeks.
left on Thursday to Join Major Tur-
ner for an extended stny In Arizona.
-
Mrs. O. j. Salisbury has returned
after visit OF some weeks in the
east.
Mrs. a. p. anclahe left this week
for Oakland 10 spend the summer
with friends on the coast.
Mrs. David $. Murray and her little
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

Mrs I'D Moore will be nj home with
the Misses Evans during their absence.
Mr.. and Me-. Gates OF Boston have
arrived and are now with Mr.. and Mrs,
Louis s. Gates nt their home IN Bing-
ham, spending a. few months.
James j. Chambers has taken n
house at 1865 street, whore he VIII be
at home for the summer.
Mrs. Grant Smith has as her guests.
Mrs. Horace Smith and Mrs. Picrson
Of stockton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Alexander Will
shortly be at home in 40. 20 the Brans-
ford.
Mr.. John l. Dean, who graduated
with honors last week from the College
Of Pharmacy at 81. Louis, has returned
and with Mrs Dean Is at home for the
present at 66S east First South street.
Mrs A. Davidson of Portland, or,
Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Morris Levy. and viii stay for the
marriage OF her sister Leila and Carl
Friedman which takes places June a.
Mrs. Davidson was formerly MISS
Celia Levy Of this city and one Of last
October's brides.
Mrs II. d. Niles expects to leave
next week for southern California.
Miss Jennie Haight left this week
for Ely, New, whore she goes to take
charge of the suit department ~ a
large mercantile Arm. Miss Haight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
EUREKA.

Frank D. Kimball. who spends his
time looking after the interests of the
Eureka Twin Falls and Garfield
banks of Mccormick e Co. was hero
this week.
The local lodge of odd Fellows. No.
IL, and Columbia lodge No 2 of the
itebekahs celebrated the eighty-eighth
anniversary of the order at their hall
on the night of April %. There we're
present something like 300 members
OF the TWO organizations and their
friends who enjoyed a most delightful
occasion. A literary program was
carried out, consisting of songs.
speeches. music, etc, and refreshments
were served which also added materi-
ally 70 ;he enjoyment OF those who
were lucky enough to be present. Rev.
G. c. Stillman delivered an able adj
dress on the growth and success OF
odd Fellowship in America.
c. u. Loose was up from Provo
Tuesday.
Frank Northrup returned Tuesday
night from Salt Lake. lie played bail
Sunday with the. Dubei Tailors. and It
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

has host OF friends who, while re-
GREETING her departure from the city
win wish her all success in her new
enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar $. Hills are
back after sper ing few weeks at
Pacific Grove vs. Mr. and Mrs, Syl-
yester j. Lynn.
Mrs. George Pope Is in town from
Battle Mountain, New. and Is NJ the
Knutsford for few days
James D. Pardee returned yester-
day from trip to New York City
Miss Mary Smedley has gone to St
Joseph, Mo. for visit Of some time
with her sister, Mrs. w. II. Curtin.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Dern and Miss
Elizabeth Mcintyre viii leave on sat
urdpy for Los Angeles, whore they VIII
spend u month.
Mrs. William H. Cunningham is
visiting in Sacramento, the guest Of
Miss Jessie Anderson.
Miss Maude Fitch is visiting in the
city with Miss Genevievc Mccormick,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
PROVO.

The Sorosis met Wednesday with Mrs.
Elizabeth Partridge. The following OF
lcers for the ensuing year were elected;
President, Miss Frnncela Adams vice
president. Mrs Margaret Nav secfe-
larry. Mrs. Grace Wallick; assistant Sec
rotary. Ms. Edna l.. Houtz; treasurer,
Mrs. May Roylance; advisory commit
tee. Mrs Florence Speckart. MISS Ida
Coombs, Mrs. Dora Irvine.
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday with Mrs. +. Il. Corfmau. Two
interesting papers were presented, one
ON Florence Nightingale by Mrs John
Warwick, and one on Clara Barton by
Miss ", Alice Iscly.
The Pallas club mot Thursday eve
ming with Miss Bertha Barney and en-
ioycd very interesting literary pro-
gram. Refreshments were served
A birthday surprise party was glycu
IN honor OF Frank Carter az his homo
Monday evening. A largo number Ot
relatives ana friends attended and
passed an enjoyable evening with mu-
sic. song and cards. Refreshments were
served.
Miss Emma Plertymon and Mrs.
James Arrowsmith OF Mesa. Ariz., have
friends IN Provo.
Mrs ]. r., Jensen and Mrs. Sarah L.
Crookston Of American Fork were Pro-
yo visitors this week.
very enjoyable missionary party
was given Tuesday night In the First
ward social han in honor Of NJ, !. Bush
man and r.. II. Thomas, returned mis-
slonnrles, and as a benefit party to
missionaries OF the ward already IN
the held. The evening passed with an
Interesting program. Refreshments
were served,
The graduates of The n. Y. Il. train
ing school enjoyed a May walk 10 Rock
canyon Wednesday
The junior girls OF the Fourth ward
Y, l. NJ. ], A. gave a charming enter
talnment Ia the ward house Friday eye-
ming
Mr. and Mrs Irvine and daughter
Maggie have gone TO Los Angeles TO
c0nth o. ~.
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S5:fD0IN41n
WESDE-ElS

Mr. and Mrs Willard Young an
nouuce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Harriet, To Mr.. Nephi l.. Morris.
the wedding to take place early In
June. tour to several eastern cities
viii be taken by the newly welded
couple Immediately after the cere-
mouy
Mrs Hattie G. Pickett announces tho
engagement of hcr daughter MISS Re-
hecca Vary Morris 10 Mr.. Robert
Ciwyune officer the marriage to occur
Zoo Callfornn carly in June,
Mr.. and Mrs @. NJ Glberg announce
the engagement of their daughter Eva
Lucille, to Thomas a. Holberg, the
marriage to take place some time IN
June.
Nh and Mrs T. Harllln announce
the engagement OF their daughter
Minnie l. 10 Charles VI. Peterson the
wedding TO take place the middle OF
June.
A quiet wedding Of the week was
that Of Miss Emma Dean and Alfred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

Afrs Arthur s. Blrd entertained in
s,,,,,fi- a., ,IIrr.r pr Monday
op Srouda.y Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Pro9lo.ag cpve a prstty chndrcn'a
marty for their little son. Dwight cele-
braiira hiss seventh birthday. the time
belng epsnf with games. and refresh
men,s being served.
Mrs g. ID. Moore entertained her card
cub ON Monday
Dr aud Mrs. vs.. l.. Elerbcck enter
tained the Bridge club ON Monday.
Mr. and Mrs John Cain entertained
th0il clrd club ON Monday night.
ON Tuesday night Mics Orllla Kearns
ana Stanley j.. Mayer were married,
the ceremony being performed at the
home OF The groom sister, Mrs. g &C..
Crismou. with Judge MCCarty ohiciat~
ing. The rooms were beautifully dec
Grated. tho bridal party standing under
canopy of white tulips twined with
pumosa. with palms making the back
ground while all about were flowers
rocIany attractive with its table done
In white roses. white tulle, pale green
ribbon bows Fastening the festoous Of
ulr,nosa extending from the chandelier
To- the corners. aud the candles shaded
I'm pale green. The bride wore hand
some gown Of white chiffon over silk
with laCc TRIMMINGS, and wore a veil
completing Inc costume Her brides
maid Miss Amanda Smith. was powned
I'm mink chiffon and carried pink roses
Mn O Good,vin was best man. Mr.
aud Mrs Mayer win make their home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
LOGAN.

Mra I. s. Smith entertained a
number Of friends most pleasantly Mt
guests being Mesdames D. {. Bulge, j.
9. Walters, j. F.. Shepherd. a. II.
Thompson, 4. Miner L. p. Bacon. r. L.
Campbell
Mrs. John Y. Game Jr.. was the hos
tess at a very pretty appointed tea,
given at the u. A. c. on Saturday.
Her guests were Mesdames A. Nj. Flem-
ming, J.. y. Ostien, Rhoda Cook. Cotey,
w. J. Kerr, =. A. Yoder, Mclaughlin,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
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luncheon. at the Alta club on W"anss-
day Tor Mrs l.. .IoWnseha' lHe "..'i re-
ana white ana covers l0ld tor is w. e.s'
includinB Ms R3Nld hri.h NJ NV. wv
5: McCornicN Mrs james \. M'N5 ~
Moore. Mrs Ferdinand j. fahlan; ,N ME-
Johh a, MaISnai,' NIS. '"o,I' I,Ht
ness, MIs "" ~ le"is' ~ ~ ~ ,.,
Northinstom Ms. tit'ehg &C., hA''' ,,,...
Robert c. Grminr'l, MEs' u -; oe'l,N,
MSS Wary NiEpAlIl'A ana MISS N''"'
McCorhleh'
a party on clsHl ypunE sitis V,. p'y"
q boN AT me oipheun on w s4ug N'" ~
including the 'hhl tiout' NI ~. L. -.
savage A9G MISS hlolse S"u'sl; N',.'
MISS Lena slehkIry' tli79 I,''esi
i-eaTy ana lhe Misses h'll@''oe'N ANA
INJURED MuNliiI!u
Mrs' ISaslee entertained he' c'l"
on WeaheS"ay iisu Ia'''ls i'i ~
was gwen at phlty nan PS lht "
Z. A. IN IN atHlr n.Iis mos ''.Jll '",
+ Buck ~ J.. Evans, 10 N4iaIns'
Iectpp0h' - =. hu"!ty, ., . A.het'
>. ~ Mci-hupR9ihl y, u. Hl'ndihi y
a. y N9hcotIo ~; 9 ~ Io1i, N.
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(onING4~e
DING

Miss Alta Johnson who has spent
the past six months In Europe, returned
this week, and is again at home at
Rowland hail.
Mr. and Mrs. X, w. Daynes left for
the Daynes country place near Farm
ington, whore they vii spend the sum-
mcr.
Miss Ruthrauf has returned to the
cit after an absence of several months
in Few York. and has taken apart
ments at the Bransford. where she viii
shortly be at home at No. A..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

Best. who were married at the home
OF the bride, ana left Immediately for
Los Angeles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

The junior girls OF the Fourth ward
Y, l. Nj. ]. A. gave n charming enter
talnnent In the ward house Friday eve
nInl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

The graduates of The b. Y. u. train
Ing school enjoyed n May walk 10 Rock
canyon Wednesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

Mrs ]. r., Jensen and Mrs. Sarah Il.
CroOkston Of American Fork were Pro-
yo visitors this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

Mr. and Mrs, irvine and daughter
Maggie have gone 10 Los Angeles to
r M" -r0nth Cr ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-23
BOXED RATTLESNAKE
Mar Who Received 1t Severely Bitten
When He Opened Package.

New York, Oct, 23.-The sending Of
a rattlesnake to a Brooklyn
dealer in birds, animals, and reptiles
and leaving to the mails, which some
times are tardy, the conveyance of a
letter telling of the venomous charac-
ter of the contents of the box, came
near resulting in the death of Harry
Hole in Brooklyn. A large box was
delivered at Holes store. The tag
showed IL at it came from Peter Jack
son of Norwich, Fla. Hoile knew that
was a dealer in snakes but it
had never been Holes custom to have
venomous reptiles in his establishment
and he thought those in the box were
rmle and proceeded to show them
to Prof. Joseph Edwards of Philadel-
phfa. Opening the box Hole took
hold of a large bag. AS soon as he
loosened the strings holding the top
of the bag a brown head darted at him
and the fangs of the snake embedded
themselves at the tip of his index
finger.
Hole, after much difficulty. man
aged to get the snake back in the bag.
BY that time his hand was badly
swollen and he started for the hos
pital. The HAND was lanced and
cauterized.
A letter from Jackson, who sent the
snakes, arrived at Holes store an
hour after he had been bitten. It ex-
planned the contents of the box. Hoile
will ecover.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-23
THE STATE FILES A CLAIM.
Pay for Keeping an Ottawa
Man Who Died in the Asylum.

Ottawa, Kan, Oct. 2a.-H. G. Bow
man. member of the state board Of
control, a filed with rot Judge
Crittenden here a bill for $3.50 for
board and care of August Freitag, who
recently died in the state asylum after
having been an inmate of that institu-
ton twenty-five years.
Freitag left an estate but no heirs,
and according to the law, his property.
after an claims are paid. Should go to
the state school fund. The question
now arises what department of the
state government shall get the benefit
of the estate.
Judge Crittenden entered judgment
against the Freitag estate for $S,f37,
deducttng amounts expended for
clothes and by the estate from the
claim of the state board.
Another similar case, in which a like
claim by the state board win be made,
is that of William H Walker, who Is
still IN the asylum. and has an estate OF
about $1,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-23
WITHOUT A RIVAL,
Ringing Brothers Secure the "Greatest
Show ON Earth"

New York, Oct. 23-The announce
ment is made at the Barnum & Bale,
offices that it was the Ringing Broth
ers, the western circus men, who had
secured possession of the greatest
snow on EARTH" and that henceforth IL
would be run in connection with their
other arenic enterprises. The sale was
made in London yesterday.
Inc transfer of the Barnum e. Bailey
show to the new managers places the
v Rlngling brothers at the head Of
the circus business in America and
rival in the world, they now havine
under contract the original RINGING
Brothers circus. the ForepaughESe1Is
snow; and the Barnum & Bailey great
est show On earth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-23

House, a local newspaper man who is
somewhat known in Topeka. Mr.. House,
~ the story goes, tucked away $40 In
ms inside coat pocket and wendell his
way over the Santa Fe to Chicago,
where ne expected to see Detroit win
lHe WORLDS championship. His train
stopped at a small station near Gales
purg and the newspaper man alighted to
Duy a souvenir postal for one of his
70 get back on his train he found a
shortage of $40 in his inside coat peck
ct. All OF which goes to show that he
was touched" in a small country sta
llon. The Offender must have been tall.
The news of his misfortune reached To-
peka In the shape of a telegram for a
small amount of his coming wages. He
saw Chicago all right but could not
enjoy himself very much. Detroit lost
the championship and he lost a pile of
money. Also he was in constant fear
of pickpockets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-23

Before and After has a plot so in
tricately swift that it requires the
closest to keep up with it
and give it all the laughs that it de-
mands. Its action centers around the
Sunny jim powders beneficial
tonic for grouchiness and general Ill
temper-and are made the cause of all
the ingeniously ridiculous entangle-
ments. Before taking them one may
be suspicious of one's kind and ex-
tremely i'll tempered. After taking, one
loves every man and women in sight.
All of which creates much trouble for
DR.. George Page, the main character
Of the play.
wagenhals &4Kemper give the as
a that the play will be seen
here, so far as scenic environment is
concerned, exactly as it was produced
for the long run on Broadway, New
York. Two elaborate sets are used
for the three acts. The first is the re-
ception Office of DR.. Page in one of
the fashionable quarters of New York,
nea the Waldorf-Astoria. The Sec
ond set shows the parlor of
n of the big hotels in Saratoga,
with its rich h~angings, its marble
staircase and its vaulted ceilings.
Mr.. Ditrichstein himself will head
the company of players on this occa-
sion. Among the other members of
the supporting company are Hazel
Chapple, Kenyon Bishop, Nellie But
Ter. Eduard Durand, Aubrey Beattie,
Edmund Elton, G.. M. Beldon, John
Arthur and others,