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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-27
SALT LAKERS AT
LONG BEACH, CAL.
sneclnl corresnondence.

Special Correspondence.
Long Beach, July 2i.--Salt Lakers
prided themselves upon the native
warmth of reception accorded Maude
Adams during her appearance In peter
Pam at the salt Lake theater but that
truly adequate and sufficient demon
stration was frlgid compared TO Los
Angeles reception of the gifted act
ress. Again. again and again one
might say even to WEAKNESS, she was
| recalled, after each act, till the wonder
was that hands had strength TO applaud
enough has been done, the rest is weari
ness, and many of the party Of salt
Lakers who occupied row of seats at
the performances of "L'Aigl0n' aud
Quality street wondered how the act
ress could SO graciously respond to re-
poated calls eating up the precious time
between acts which she must SO sorely
have needed for rest In the stain of
her long and strenuous roles. Indeed.
at the end OF the week Miss Adams was
obliged to spend tho entire day IN bed
In order to meet the requirements Of
her engagement. on Friday Miss
Adams made am cnga gcmen. TO SPEND
the day Win Mrs Percy Sadler in Ions
Beach. but wus not aSle 10 rise durug
the day beini. almost completely pros
trated. How she rose to meet the cXlv
gcncies Of her oue-part play and tho au-
clamauon OF her audiences was mir
acle.
Miss Gwen Knowlton left on -Sat,,r-
visiting Mrs. Anthony Godbe left or
sunday for her home IN Berkeley.
Miss Ga, Nnow!ton LETT on sntur-
day night Tor Salt Lake, after a pleas
ant stay OF two weeks with her aunt.
Mrs. Anthony Godbe.
Tracy Cummings ran down for a few
days stay with his sisters, Mrs. George
Knox and Miss Cummings. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fenstermakers
visited with salt Lake friends in Long
Beach this week.
A party consisting OF Mrs b. Spencer
Mrs. Oliver Green, Miss Gwen Knawl-
ton, Miss Veif Sjodahl and others took
the Catalina "Trip few days ago.
Mrs George Knox left yesterday for
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Clawson who are spending the summer
at Ocean Park.
Mrs. Percy sadler went up to Los
Angeles today as the guest of Mrs.
Charles Spencer Manon, who enter
tanned at a large luncheon.
NJ. and Mrs. A. i. Irvine. Mr.. and
Mrs John Currie ALEA, Nebekcr aud
Miss Young have a nrAsant apartment
at the "Mun" on the 'ocean front
The Salt Lake colony residing on
Ocean avenue will go up to the city IN
body on Saturday to see Ethel Barry
more in Capt. Jinks'
Misses Miriam and Nforiprfo Jrnplyg
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gle Leahy were at Draper this week
visiting their grand parents.
Miss Eva Mitchell and Miss Ida Box,
are making a 10 days stay with friends
and relatives in Ogden.
Joseph werthlin returned on Mon
day night from a visit with his fam
lily at Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. p. j. Comera We're in
Salt Lake this week on visit with
friends.
John w. Hurd was In Stockton Tues
day and Wednesday.
John Hagan and Charles Reagan,
nephews of MIR, and Mrs. John Hur-
ley, left this week for their home In
New York after visit in Eureka.
Miss Clara Gilis and Alice Ivey We're
the guests Of Mrs. Joseph Williamson
at Provo this week.
Mrs. Edward Hickman and children
are visiting In Provo
Rev. C. c. Stillman took the Sunday
school class of the Baptist churc'
some OF the parents and friends for an
outing to McIn,yre,s ranch Tuesday
A delegati N If Eagles from Bingham
attended the session OF the local lodge
No. 2i7 Monday night. The Bingham
Eagles want The local aerie TO join
with them In operating an excursion 10
Lagoon on Aug %.
Mr.. and Mrs, J H. Nm Of Bountlful,
Davis county, arrived Thursday night
for visit OF ten days with the par
ents of Mrs. Hill, MI and Mrs b.
Frisby.
Hugh Henernan Of Henrernan &
Thompson company Is In Los Angeles
this week
Mrs. Or ]. 4. Hensel and son LEFT
Thursday for Denver whore they VIII
VT" for "A month with Mrs. Hensels
father
Jackson McChrystaI returned We'd
nesday from visit IN salt Lake 10
was accompanied TO Eureka by his
brother. d. Alex Mccrystal, ana w.
n. Wallace, both Of whom VIII spend
several days in tho. camp
George w Ritter Of salt Lake was
NJ the Eureka nm mine on Wednesday,
John Cronn has returned from a
mining trip into Nevada
The Misses Delnhla and Ruby simons
~ PaysOn are the guests OF MISS
Blanche WINNER Of Robinson TINS
week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Conrad Kopman re-
turned Tuesday evening from So
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In Woman's World.

A present within Of the Parisienne Is
black taffcta aud moussellne de sole
dresses. Some Of the most charm
ing cloth gowns display Youminous
sleeves of mousseline DC solo set ~
wide armholes; one IN black cloth had
sleeves OF green chiffon aud a yoke Of
illet lace,
a black taifota gown that attracted
much approving attention had a box
plated skirt, the braces on the bodice
hanging like a stole and falling 10 tho
feet in front. The upper part OF The
cQrsage WAS IN white lace, outlined WIN
blue and white Japanese embroidery,
tie outer sleeves IN taheta and the
under ones IN golden brown marquis
cite dotted with gold. a scarf of IA
Vana brown crepe dc chine, embroid-
cred with blue flowers and Havana
straw cloehe hat trimmed and lined
with blue, gave the FINISHING touch.
BY the way, these crepe dc chine
searfs, which arc so much seen lust
now. are made Ia every conceivable
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TIE lARsER 5S r@
-O1f 5:5'tlR;!|1EL;;;r !I1I m!
OGDEN.

At the home of City Councilman Ed
win Williams Tuesday evening his
daughter, Miss Pearl Williams, and Mr.
Turner A. Newman were married in
the presence of the relatives OF inc
contracting parties and few friends
Rev. ID. w. Crane of the First Meth
odist church performing the ceremony
After the extending of congratulations
all sat down to a bounteous wedding
supper. The bride is one of the most
charming and popular young ladies OF
Ogden. Mr.. Newman is in the employ
of the Independent Telephone company
and Is very popular. On their return
from their wedding journey they VIII
make their home in Ogden.
Prof John G. Lind. who has been one
of the instructors at the Weber stake
academy during the past 10 years, leit
Ogden Wednesday evening for Germany
and Switzerland. where he goes to DO
missionary work.
Among the delightful events of the
week was the bali given Thursday eve
ming by the Weber club at the Hermit
age in ogden canyon. "A large NUMBER
of the club members together with
their ladies and friends enjoyed the
beautiful drive and dance.
Miss Myrtle f.. Node and James b.
Rohrbacher, two popular young people
of this city, We're married Thursday
Judge J. a. Howell will return home
either this evening or tomorrow from
Philadelphia, where he went as n del
egate to the EllSs national conventions
r. r. Wooley and son, Ralph who
have been visiting In Nevada FOR a
month, returned home Tuesday.
The Ladies of the Maccabees gave an
ice cream social last evening at the
home of Mrs. Dorns on Twenty-seeond
street A sociahle time was enjoyed
by large crowd.
Next Thursday Miss May wardle and
Mr.. William Try. two of the best
known young people of Weber county,
will be married at the home OF the
BRIDES mother at Statewide. a re-
ceptlon Is to be given them during the
evening.
Postmaster William Glasmann ana
family have gone on a months hfhing
and hunting trip into Morgan county
Mrs. Frank NJ. Driggs has gone 20
Twin Falls, Ida, 10 spend Few weeks
Mrs. David Eocles aud dauHhter VEGA
returned home this week from three
months tour of the principal eastern
cities.
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are fully their equal IN colorlng and
lhunder much better Some OF th~
newest have an undertone OF fine satin
bars on stripes. with wroltha ana noral
sprays scattered through them,
Trimmings are not specially changed
from early IN the season. LAGOS are
IN greater favor than anything else.
with German yulenCienncs ciuny and
baby irish in tho lead DYED laces are
much used In every tone known 10 tho
dyers art, and all sorts of ribbon either
plain or fancy are seen IN glrdles ana
sashes.
Nearly pll young girls have the prom
lee of beauty. Liko talents of the brain
these qualities of lOvellnesR may be- dp-
yeopel A certain amount Of daily
attention win assist the hair 90 grow
and a. become abundant The use Of
lnvlgoratlng lotions on tho scalp, to-
gethcr with brushing and grooming
WIN bring "a satin luster and healthy
growth Physical culture win create
grace for the body and an athletic
exercises that are not too severe or
violent are 10 be recommended. Rythm-
h. dancing. as taught at the Eymnusl-
ums now, win DO any girl or woman "a
world uf benefit when there NJ UNI
due moisture Of the palms OF the
hands. friction them we'll with lotion
made by combining seventy grams Of
cologue water and fifteen grams OF
uncture OF belladonna II iH Impose
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Bartholomew, formerly Miss Maude
Harris.
The guests We're entertained on the
lawn at the home of Henry Harris.
Several families joined together and
enjoyed the Gath in the meadows. eat
ing dinner and luncheon there. Among
those who enjoyed the outing We're,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lee, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Bowrlng. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorenzo \, Stohl. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Hopes, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle Eddy, Mr. and
Mrs VIM Jeppson, Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Anderson, the Misses Cleo Forsgren,
Vern Forsgren, Tennie Reeder. Mary
Woodland Minnie Yearsley.
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Christensen. OF
Seattle Wash, are visiting IN Bgigh-
ton.
The Misses Rena Baird and Agnes
Olsen left Monday for Preston and
other Idaho points FOR their summers
vocation.
Mr. and Mrs Loren Merrill, of
Logan, werethe guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. David Reese Saturday and Sun
day.
Among the weeks canyon parties
were. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. g. Mortensen
ana namily the Matthias fanatics,
the Horsley families, Jacob Jensen
family, Nells Jensen and family, the
McMaster family and Mayor Hoist and
family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Roylarco and
family are spending the summer
months at Springfield.
Mrs. y. +. Fleiner of Eureka was a
Provo visitor this week.
Misses Clara, Gillles and Alice Ivle,
of Eureka, We're the guests of Mrs.
Joseph Williamson this week
Miss Anna Newton of Montrose,
Colo, is here visiting Miss Anna Park.
Miss Hattie Parker Of Salt Lake is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Amy Taylor has returned from
an extended visit to Salt Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Root of Michl-
gan were the guests OF DR., and Mrs.
Hosmer at dianer Tuesday.
Miss Allie Teasdale entertained the
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LEITI.

Mrs. Geo. Teasdnlo Of Salt Lake city
Is visiting her daughter Mrs, Joseph
II. smith.
Mr.. o "A. Crlsmon Of Eureka ~ spend
lng n few days with friends here,
Mrs. Leon Taylor returned To her
home at sugar CITY afer spending a
week or two with relatives.
Miss Stella Whiting Of Salt Lake city
was visiting friends here the iirst OF
the week
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Cutler. Jr,, Of
Sugar city, Idaho, are the guests OF
Senator and Mrs John Y, smith,
-
MRS. Emma Lindsey, Miss Emma
Lindsey and MISS Ida Rider Of Ogden
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journ In Pennsylvania. and they report
most enjoyable time while away.
J. p. Turner moved his family TO
Salt Lake on Wednesday, and as soon
as they are settled there, Mr.. Turner
will go on TO Nevada where he Will
take charge of a mine.
Mrs. Norman and her son. John Nor
man. left for their home In Chicago
Sunday after n visit Of n couple of
weeks with MIR. and Mrs. James Nor
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman accom-
panied them az far as Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs Walter w. Thompson
left on last Saturday for Los Angeles
where they except to make their home
w. W. Mclaughlin of the Agricul-
tural college mt Logan was in Eureka
the fore part OF the week.
MIR. and Mrs c. Il. Hush were en-
tertaining the formers father o. p.
Hush of Payson this week.
j. c. sullivan left on Monday for
Butte. Mont, where he will spend a
few weeks.
James Kendall returned 10 his home
IN Grass valley, Cal. Thursday. after
Il visit of 10 days with Mr. and Mrs.
II. y. Benton. Mr. Kendall Is a broth
er of Mrs. Benton ana they had not
seen each other for over 20 years.
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sible for the amateur to procure per.
tune from the natural flowers.
Thcn there are mulls, batlstes. plain
or embroidered, silk muslin and some
OF the sheerest OF the cotton voiles. Tho
all-white gown is always good and this
summer N Is much seen with touches
Of the new shade Of pink. All-over
ralonciennes lace can be had cheapiy
and makes lovely evening frocks. par
ticuarly II one takes the trouble "a
embroider parts of the design in color.
Prune Gems-Soak one-half pound
prunes over night stone and cut In
quarter-inch pieces. Separate two
eggs, beat yolSs and add to them one
half teaspoonful salt. one and one
half teaspoonfu Of butter melted and
one-half cup OF sugar. Beat well,
eGd three-fourths cup of milk and
one and one-hGf cups Of flour Beat
until smootE, add the prunes and
three-fourths teaspoonful Of grated
nutmeg. add The beaten white OF the
eggs and one teaspoonful baking pow
der. Fold in lightly. Bake In greas-
ed gem pans 30 minutes in n noder-
ately brisk oven. Serve hot
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about 80 young people, spent the twen-
tv-fourth at Phuraoh's Glen.
Mrs, q. Il. Boutwell,. with her
daughters. the Misses Charlotte and
Iolda, and son Floyd, have returned
from the Yellowstone Dark.
Mfr and Mrs. win G. Farrell left
with the Alders today tor Alderwood,
which is on Big Cottonwood next to
the walker farm,
Mrs. George Walker left yesterday
fnr Bingham. She viii be gone
week.
ID. II. Peery will be home in about
n week from Coronado Beach, where
he has been the past two months.
w. j. Halloran with his daughters,
Mary and Florence, have returned
from the east,
Mrs. A. Robbins of Los Angeles is
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BRIGHAM CITY.

A delightful lawn party was given
Wednesday evening by the Third ward
Y l.. NJ. l. A, at the home of Miss
Eliza Madsen. The lawn was pretti'
" decorated with strcamers OF green
and white flags, electric lights and
lanterns, Games and music We're the
evenings amusements,
strawberry ice, cake sailed alhcids
and home made candy were served.
About 80 guests We're present.
Pres. and Mrs. Oleen n. Stohl and
family are visiting in Id Tho for
month.
A shower party was given Mrs. Lew
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PROVO.

Miss Carrie e. Martin and Mr. Ey-
erett b. Richmond, OF this cry were
married Tuesday evening at the nome
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank speckart Mayor
J. II. Frisby officiating Many were
present and enjoyed delightful eve
ming in wedding festivities. a fine din-
ner way served.
The Priscilla club met Thursday eve
ming with Mrs. Leo Hafen An IN
terestlng program was rendered, ana
pleasant social evening was passed
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pEsEIET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JULY 81 1907

were visiting Mrs. Anne Coates the first
Of the week.
Miss Fern Ciuff of Provo Is the guest
Of Miss Susie Whipplc this week.
Mr.. Hector Brown of Longmont,
Colo. is shaking hands with Lehi
friends.
Miss Nina Hasler of Mt Pleasant IS
visiting her brother Or. w. 7, IIasler.
Mrs. Geo Austin of Salt Lake City
is spending the week with Lchi rela-
lives.
Mr. John Evans is expected home
from the New Zealand mission field
tomorrow.
Mrs. J. s. Smith Of San Pedro, cal"
is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. G. Smith.
Mrs G. l.. Stookey is home after
visiting relatives at Clover for some
time.
Miss Clio Woods of ogden has been
visiting Miss Lena Worlton the past
week.
Mrs. Robert Taylor has gone to tdahr
Falls to spend month with Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Taylor.
Mrs. Ed Hall and Miss Rose Myers
of salt Lake City are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Hcber Webb,
Miss Margaret RADIUS Of SAT- Lake
City Is spending the summer with Ms.
y. j. Evans.
Mr. NJ y. Rushman cf Provo 81 ent
the week with Lehi relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs John f. Cutler returned
Wednesday from a ten days visiting
with relatives at Shelly, idaho.
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A PRACTICAL DRESS FOR AM OF THE SUMMER SPORTS

dressy
short time could be taken by
Of
and
sporting girls Skirts o
Is a
that the dainty suimpe with be dispensed
In
left side pointed
quite ON
arm whore
hat with o = linen crasi
trimmed ana
the becomlngly all
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following guests this week. Mrs. ]. E.
Ellison of Los Angeles. Miss Margie
Higgins Of Salt Lake and Edith Sparks
of Nephi
Mrs. Arvilla Clark Andelin has re-
turned home from Ricnheld, where she
has been visiting.
Miss La Preel Dunn is visiting in
Eureka.
The Sixth ward enjoyed an outing
at Sarners park Wednesday.
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the
ground the tennis court the a-wh The
he
a
like that of the Illustration white linen Walls
heels ana
heavy
able golde
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Mrs. Harding and family are TO
camp at Palmer fc, the season.
President Joseph L. Smith spent the
twenty-fourth Of July with his fam-
lily at Wasatch.
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the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. II.
McChrystal, at the Fifth East hotel.
George A. Smith returned Wednes-
day from "A three weeks trip to Geor-
gia.
Mrs. e. p. Beardsley and Miss Min
ME Osborne of Denver are spending
the summer in Salt Lake.
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are making rapid progress IN their mus
teal studies, which they are pursuing
under the best artists In Los Angeles.
Very aatterlng predictions are being
made Of their future success III their
chosen line Of work.
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EUREKA.

NJ. y. Hewlett returned last Satur-
day from months sojourn with his
family at Los Angeles
The Misses Jennie Mitchell and Mag
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"They face in 'front.'
MODEL. l.

Shakespeare said OF a man. THE Gle.
muuts ~ mixed Ia MIN that nature might
stand up and say 10 all the world 'lAs
was a mau.
or "LIrreslsthle" Model t.. the whoi,
word Mui STAND up ana say. This h
"a corset modelled after natural laws
~ H. the very essence OK an the goodues.
in corsety- that was known, all tina
We have discovered. II rs tins embodiment
Of the theory of reason tur every one
OF lta component parts, II rcpr0sunts an
exact science iu the placing Of its bones
and there are fow ~ themD in the OK.
act location "a "a minimum fracdou Of
every seam, oyelet aud hook, each ana
everything done not because q was the
easiest WAY, hut becnuse "a grcntly d.,
sired, necessary and important result
was achieved hy doing ~ Ia that way
Model ~ Us the acme of perfection f0t
tho figure ~ generous proportions, n
does not dlsappnint m any feature. II
flGls tho utmost expectations al hps
bacl, bust. and gives bettor waist No..
than M possible I'm any other corset. II
was made for need thar had never beer
rupplicd II was accomplished Atsfl year.
OF painstaNng offort. IA Is the creates
example ~ cursetry IN existence, Mode
-" LIUcsisuble Tor short figures "Thes
lace In front"
Expert Corseteres I'm attendance
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of of
newa
a
of
the hat to give ample protection to the conure
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sible for the amateur to procure per
tune from the natural flowers.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
HURT TWO YEARS
NOW LOSES FOOT

As the result Of an injury sustained
two years ago clifford Nesbit, young
man of this city. yesterday had his
foot amputated at the Delaware Hos
pitai
About two years ago while alighting
from a train Mr.. Nesbit struck his foot
and bruised the bone. The injury
panied him somewhat and then the
bone became affected and it appeared
that a surgical operation was neces-
sar.y to save the foot
The operation was performed and
while the beneht was temporary, an
other operation had 10 be resorted to-
Like the first it gave but temporary
relief.
Yesterday Mr. Nesbit went to Del
aware Hospital and the foot was
amputated by the surgeons He was
resting comfortably to- day and his re-
covery is expected.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
JAMISON RUNS
"SMOKE-EATER"

with Engineman Jamison at the throt-
tie. train No. 81 Of the Delaware Division
pa.sscd through this city this morning at
755 o'clock drawn by engine No. 5So7'
which has been equipped with "smoke
eater device invented by John Parsons.
The train was bound from Philadelphia
TO Deimar and Jamison Is tho FIRST engine
man other than Mr.. Parsons to operate "a
smoke eater" on this division. 1t having
been claimed by slSepucs that it required
the hand Of the inventor 10 operate a
locomotive thus equipped satisfactorily.
There IS nothing about the appearance
OF the engine beyond tho ordinary type
that would Indicate that It carried de-
vice which in time IS expected 20 play an
important part in the engineering world.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
HAS NOT APPROVED
ASSESSORS BONDS

Mayor Wilson has not as yet approved
the freehold bonds furnished by Eugene
NJ. sayers and James II. Morris, who
were elected city assessors on Saturday
last. Each assessor furnished $4,000 surety
friends going on the bonds.
Mayor Wilson was out Of the city this
morning and whether he will approve OF
the freehold bonds furnished or wait until
Council passes an ordinance to require
corporation bonds Of the assessors could
not be learned
Councilman Taylor introduced an ordin-
ance on Thursday night TO carry out the
mandate of the people expressed at the
referendum election, one being TO re-
quire bond Of surety company TO be
furnished by the assessors.
Evening journal., 1907-06-08
THIRTY PERISH
IN CLOUDBURST
Residents Of Kentucky Town, While Sleeping,
Are Drowned By the Rushing Waters
and Many Houses Wrecked

dren.
DIR. Nell Is former State Senator.
Every member Of his family is thought to
have died.
Hartheld Moss, wife and mother and
family of seven children.
It is believed the entire family perished
The following bodies have been re-
covered:
Dr. L. C. Nell. wife and two daugh-
ters; Miss Ada and Mary Nell; Austin
Mumore. wife and one child; Hatfield
Moss and five children; Pearl, Harry.
Irene and two sons and Mrs. Mary
Moss; two sons Of Jacob elson Of
Greensburg; Karl NJ. Gail and his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Kellner.
Gradyvine is situated at the forks
of Big Creek. and so located as to be
a veritable death trap in such a
disaster. 1t is surrounded by big hills
The houses were built along the right
side Of the creek. The waters rushing
down from the upper parts Of the
creek converged at the forest and were
swept back from the hills with terrific
force. The village is about 400 in
habitants.