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Rode on CoWcatcher

was known as Kentucky Daisy" and
under this name she entered politics,
becoming a friend politically of many
men prominent at that time and since
in territorial affairs Although these
friendships were formed with promi-
snent men in both parties, yet to the
last she remained true to the Bourbon
democracy which she had inherited
from a long line of Kentucky ances-
tors.
In the first Fourth of July celebra-
ton in Guthrie Nanette Daisy repre-
sented Columbia" in the big parade,
being chosen for that honor by ma
iority vote of the people She was an
unusually fine looking young woman,
intelligent and cultured, having been a
successful teacher in Kentucky, quick
at repartee and generally popular.
These qualities brought her constantly
before the public and on all occasions
she was among the first to be solic-
tied to participate in the honors and
social events of the youthful territory
capital. Frequently she was solicited,
too, to address conventions, political
and educational, and her talent as an
elocutionist was both marked and in
teresting. In her addresses she used
this talent with such success that she
became very popular speaker.
When the Sac and Fox country in
eastern Oklahoma was opened to set
Element in 1892 Nanette Daisy again
came into prominence Astride q
strong horse, with thousands of 9TH
ers, she made the race on to the town
site of Chandler to secure a town lot.
The race was across broken, billy
country, at times through the Deep
Fork valley, wooded and filed with I'M
derbrush. After reaching the town
site, in running her horse underneath
a tree, her hair caught on limb, pull
ing her from the horse. She received
injuries that at the time were sup
posed to be fatal. In fact, that she did
escape was miraculous, for where she
was thrown other horses by the hun
dreds galloped afterward, and in the
crush it was believed that she would
be killed under their hoofs, even if her
first injuries were not fatal.
Nanette Daisy-for such she still
remains in memory to the people of
Guthrie and "old" Oklahoma-later
left Guthrie for Chicago.
From the time of her departure for
Chicago the life of Nanette Daisy
was unknown to Oklahomans, until at
torneys arrived here four years ago to
investigate her property interests.
They stated that she had died sudden
ly in that city. Her property interests
in this vicinity are extensive, includ-
ing the claim which she staked off on
that first day when she made her en-
trance on the cowcatcher, and the lot
on which she fell on the Chandler
town site when she made the run into
the Sac and Fox country. She also
owned town lots in Guthrie. The set
tlement of her estate is still in the
courts.
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Very Thin Critter.

Binks was hurrying across the sra'
ton yard wrapped in thought and a
heavy overcoat when his contempla-
tive mood was brought to a sudden
termination by a cab almost running
over him. Cabby pulled his horse up
with jerk and gave his opinion in
nlain English about absent-minded
people.
Couldn't you see the bloomtn'
'oss?' he asked, with a whitening
glance.
"See it!' gasped Binks, looking con-
temptuously at the specimen between
the shafts. Then he stepped on to the
curb. 81 didn't see your horse when
I stood in front of him. said Binks,
"but can see something when | look
at him sideways" -Tit-Bits.
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Famous Old Bowling Green.

Bowling Green was the cradle OF
New York city 1t was the center of
New Amsterdam. Where the new
custom house is stood the old Dutch
fort. No. l Broadway was successive
ly the home and headquarters of Lord
CORVALLIS, Lord Howe and Sir Henry
Clinton, and Talleyrand lived there
during his stay in this country. On
the borders of the green were the
homes of Benedict Arnold, General
Gates and Robert Fulton.
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RESOLUTION NO. IS.

ron offered by Supervisor Delbert
akin
z.rPd by the County Board of ST.
TMS of Villas County. Wis, that
mas the said board deems it for the
Interests Of the county and for all
s1ei. that all money received by
3nty clerk and remaining in his
+ for the redemption of taxes or
EatoateS. be kept on deposit in the
Il Of Eagle River, Wis.
wv Therefore Be 1t Resolved. That
a1ty clerk be and he is hereby au-
ned, empowered and instructed to
l& all Of said redemption money that
q remain in his hands, in the state
i q Eagle River, and the said bank
,5eoy declared the county depository
I'll SUCH money received by the said
-F clerk Of Villas county.
S9Aed) DELBERT HANKIN,
Supervisor.
@5l Eagle River, Wis, this 4th day
a1ary 1907.
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Famous Strozzi Palace Sold

a beautiful addition to the structure.
was added some years later by Cron-
AGA. The old Tuscan palaces general
ly were designed as fortresses, owing
to the turbulent period in which their
owners lived. They were accessible
only by huge gate (similar to that
in the Strozzi palace) leading into
central courtyard, on which the prin-
cipal living apartments opened, and
their street front had frowning and
forbidding appearance
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RESOLUTION NO. IA.

lion offered by Supervisor --
|gIyqi by the County Board of Su-
|sy of Villas County, Wis, that
m H. Radcliffe. the county treas
/ h and he is hereby authorized, en-
nd and instructed to borrow from
inks or some other place the sum of
thousand dollars, for the purpose of
-g court certiticTtes and court or
Which may be issued before the re-
h the county taxes.
tSigned) MART FIIRZEL,
Supervisor.
It'd Eagle River, Wis, this 4th day
.mH 1907
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Soulful Boston Messenger.

A short time ago a gentleman in
Boston sent small boy in his neigh
borhood to deliver a note to young
lady who lived a few blocks away. He
gave the boy quarter to make him
hurry. After short time the mes
senger came back, and, handing the
money, said: Miss Z says she
will be glad to see you tonight, but
she didn't want the quarter. Judge.
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To the Honorable County Board O.

To the Honorable County Board of Su
pervisors, Villas County, Wis:
Your committee to whom was referred
the report of the clerk of circuit court
of said county, to compare said report
and vouchers thereto annexed with the
records in the office of said clerk of cir
cult court of said county beg leave to
report:
That the report was compared with
the records of the clerk of circuit court
and the vouchers theretaMannexed with
the office of said clerk OF circuit court
of said county and find said report to-
be correct in every particular.
We therefore recommend that said re-
port be accepted and adopted
Dated at Eagle River, Wis. this Sd
day of January A. D. 1907.
MART TIIRZEL, Chairman,
FRED MOREY,
FINN LAWLER,
Committee.
On motion Of Supervisor Francis Breest
and seconded by Supervisor Delbert Han
kin, the above report of Amos Radcliffe.
clerk of circuit court, was accepted and
adopted recommended by the COM
mittee.
Dated this 4th day of January. 1907.
DELBERT HANKIN,
FRANCIS BREEST
E. N. SMITH.
MART HIRZEL.
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Historic Structure at Florence, Italy,
Bought by Manufacturer.

Rome-The Strozzi palace at Flor
ence, Italy, which has just been sold
to a manufacturer for $1,200,OO0, is a
historic structure. 1t was built in 1889
for Filippo Strozzi, who at that time
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compare said report and vouchers there
70 annexed with the records in the Of
nee of the county treasurer OF said coun-
ty: beg leave to report:
Ihat the .-aid report was compared
with the records in the Office of the
county treasurer of said county, and find
ticular.
We therefore recommend that said re-
port be accepted and adopted. and the
same be spread upon the records of the
county treasurer
MART HIRZEL,
FRED MOREY,
FINN LAWLER.
Committee.
On motion of Supervisor Francis Breest
ana seconded by Supervisor E. N. Smith,
Tue ABOVE report of Chas. Lau, Jr.. county
treasurer, was accepted and adopted as
recommended by the committee.
Dated Jan. 4th, 1907.
FRANCIS BREEST.
Supervisor.
MART HIRZEL.
Supervisor.
E. n. SMITH,
Supervisor.
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BENJAMIN Harrison Statue

will be mounted on pedestal of
either Tennessee marble or granite
The entire structure will be about 10
feet high and back of 1t will be an
eXhedra. 1t will stand on the south
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RESOLUTION NO. 16.

!, i hereby resolved by the county
.4I supervisors of Villas county, wis
a1 mat the salary of the ianitor of
@lIt house for the year commence
4 'ae first day of January, A. D.
\ 4. " ana the. same is hereby fixed
Y, s,t sum IN OF sixty dollars per month
/, ,a1. ule same be paid as the salaries
a. county officers are paid.
'' 'LS 4th day of January. A. D.
'Slgned) MART HIRZEL.
Supervisor.
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...ncE NO. 8.

10+sch certain territory err CRY
& torn o! Of the he State of W Wis n
Tilasa III a town OF FARMING
ID county = villa :
.,.rd of supervisors supervise: OF Was
70 aiIlor @I territory in the
las rig d 6;,,e ~ in Villas county;
9gle XIV XIV, detached from SAD
Is HEREBY t0-wit: Township
hale RIV5 Worth of range eight
NV (40) l1i Inmne-half of town
s-t the Ne3HM north of range
S1e 81 ,, Fa2 said territory so a n7.,
tate, aIo anu constitute a new
Isl hereal az and called the town
5s known and i is hereby de-
Sg-0D, AM torpitory above de-
I t z erected into the tom Of
md ,so,ntains a popu1aoI4tn U W
Z .1n bTndred and tWenty-nvee
In one , n"" than twenty-five or
mt. moe actIal electors in TINS
1re been tfdrt g within the territory
i nj resIde,NtnSa V town of Farming
sr0posetqbs; and more last past. =,
\ !, K months %m nee of the said
nj Town mn sbaIi he held on the
Farnlllsts apriI, A. D. 1907, at tne
,s;i1y 81 sii+1naHted on the northeast
1as5 ,n,0rrheast quarter. Of sec
\ !. 0: the n0 i52l in township num-
| 1l;f,t"o ,o nth of range eight 60
N Oto', noI and such town meet
aii tQ gsiJ and conducted as is
.l be AT TaUs of the state of Wis
BY sa' of new towns. 49, TOTO,
il s5ss T9altprmined that the total
asF'oE. q 4be town Of Eagle River
|r:gi Oh tho I.'1 assessment roll of the
Ds 70 : mo- the last assessment is
.& 2 y, ;79 56S. 90 and that the as
| 0. El W. -tt99rritorv so detached to
at Of IiI &c Bennington according to
! 2n1 u is the sum of $24O, 4l5'Oo;
$',,.a ;5,s5tt,ermined that the yaIue OF
g.G " 90 detached is 1884 per
gr.o.! .r,i+orv of the entire town of
"a: ,r .S, a'c,cording to said last as
eal .b,, determined that the total
:; l5ISyy If the town of Eagle River
.silss # thirty thousand dollars and
gum ,, ~ q credits of the said town
I: p H,e,r is the sum of thirty thou
5 jIalt.ssrmined that of the Indebted
a.. ...st town of Eagle River. the sum
/! /. l IL is "chargeable to the town of
. ~; = and it is further determined
..s, .ogn "l Of Pennington is entitled to
D V ,hp Town of Eagle River, as it's
: .. M , of the credits of said town the
H ssiinance shall take effect and
s5 g5r, from and after its adoption
.3i TSge River. wisconsin. this 4th
= I5rg9rv, 4. D. 1907.
gum W. A. BRADFORD,
Clerk.
1 5II" Of the County Board of su-
FiSion.
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smokeIess Railway Engine.

The dream of smokeless cities is
likely to be realized at no distant day.
European engineers have visions of
smokeless railways, and a method Of
solving this part of the problem is
being tested between Ostend and Brus-
sells. Tie engine used is of special
construction. 1t has an aspirator.
which sucks in all smoke and steam,
and special receptacle where the
vapors are chemically decomposed.
Neither smoke nor steam escapes into
the open air.
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Motion made by Supervisor E. n Smith
and seconded by Supervisor Francis
Breest, that as the bid of VIM. Sunsten
Tor furnishing wood for the court house
and jail for the ensuing year being the
lowest, the purchasing agent be in
Structed to enter into contract with said
Sundsten at the price named in his bid.
VIZ: $3.50 per cord for 3-foot wood and
500 per cord for 1S-inch wood. and the
chairman and clerk be and are hereby
instructed to draw county order for said
wood as soon as delivered. Motion car
ried
Motion made by Supervisor Breest and
seconded by Supervisor Hankin, that the
board take a recess until the call of the
clerk; motion carried.
Dated Eagle River, Wis, Jan. 4th,
1907.
w. A BRADFORD,
County Clerk
Villas County, Wisconsin.
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side of University Park, facing the
Indianapolis federal building. The
work of breaking ground for the
foundation will begin as soon as pos
sible in the spring, and it is probable
the monument will be completed in
the fall.
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c+ata Of wisconsin, Villas County-ss.
Pauline Miller, deputy county treas
urer. do soemnly swear that the above
account of receipts and disbursements is
noTrect and true to the best of my
Aiio PAULINE F. MILLER,
Deputy.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
tbiS 1tb day of January, A. D. 1907.
inns FINN LAWLER.
/>ro+ariaI SeaD Notary Public,
Villas County, Wisconsin.
NV commission expires Sept. 3, 1907.
To the Honorable County Board of Su
nervisors, Villas County, Wis.,:
Your committee to whom was referred
the report of the clerk of said county, to
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n, made by Supervisor Hankin and
IA, al by Supervisor Smith that Reso-
/, Numbered A. Is, 16 and II be
q Notion carried by the follow
%r Hankin, aye; Z. n. Smith, aye;
| grzel. aye; Francis Breest, aye.
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$44,495 "a
DISBURSEMENTS.

lew .......,........... s5,74s. 50
rag tel s fnes u "iS'.l s7.o7
Daid ;nterest on loan..... 30 33
Certificates turned over to coun-
tv clerk for tax deed and as
per resolution of county board 500 IL
Fd tH and IoI state school levy -. 2,7o1 20
am and State state school levy ......... 1878 AZ
rd tV a toTE state school levy -. S,036 80
Fa and State state school levy. 1858 -
Paid county orders and jurors
i asip "i.nes ..... ' 25,973 Is
Paid town treasurer for making
tax returns A4.5o
f al'ia5 r. list ....... ISL. 25
De1inn,1ant fay not collected - 225 AT
~ certificates On hand. ... 2,6S4. 90
Tax to be charged back to town on
of Arbor Vitae 4.ez
AS app peras % * sc, 81. 10 20
Lands to be advertised in 1907
SW, Sc. Sec. 81, Town 40-N.
Range Sc. s157: Und. 1-3 Sc.
SW Sec 90 Town AZ. N. r.
10 E., 81 80; Und Sc. SW. %,
Town 42-N. r. Joe, $1.30; Sc.
NE Sec. 80, T. 40-N. Range
10 E.. SO go OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S'01
Cash on hand ................' oo1'oo
Total s44 495 "a
Respectfully submitted.
PAULINE F. MILLER,
Dnn1ItV
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S Tae report ep1,r of the register of deeds 90
blow Fred eI'y Mor with Instructions to EN- ~
a9d Vouehars and said g rs
the records in the office o Of annexed me with
in the office sa Of t county ana
sa ID, county. beg leave to re l1easurer OF
ond i a. SAID accountants were enon1o,,oa
ana said report compared with the ei1 ll
H n thu 6aepffo annexed with the eeor
the comfy G tr ol the register of deeds and
ticular. oiie cl IN every par
We therefore recommend that sa;a
t Ropt De accepted and adopted, and nd tbe+
the county clerk 'o records OF
MART HIRZEL.
FINN TAw1E1 Committee.
FRED MOREY.
Accountants
ana Gh s mooaon OF Supervisor E. N. Smith
Breest the above report of is M francis
re con register egdsd of deeds was adopted as
countantS. zee ana &C
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VII oF The REGISTER OF
0EENC
$660.S5 $500. So

SOOU. 90 S00U. 80
5. RR.SSSonsiq, Villas County-ss.
&yS. thar tii,U' being duly sworn on
p and Id : 5i .4e tforegoing statement of
NJ gaceivoS9 easements of fees and
~ tronN va by him as register of
\ dig Be- N NV lst, 1905, up to and
y q The 6as.S lSt, 1906, is true and cor
>' u his knowledge and be-
W. B. RAYMOND.
B.. Register of Deeds.
! 5>,Fj5ed ana Villas County.
: .4y Il n@15u,, sworn to before me this
i. december, 1906.
ara, SeaD FINN LAWLER,
h. Notary Public,
: >ommissfo, Villas County. Wis.
expires Sept. Sth, 1907.
s;,s.ss1rysors o az vine the County Board of
'n"'ttee. to whom, was referred
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strozzi Palace at Florence, Italy.

was the chief rival of the Medici fam
lily. The architect was the famous
Benedetto de Majano. The cornice of
the palace, which is considered to be
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:. A. BRADFORD.
County Clerk

To the Honorable County Board Of ST.
perv1sors, Villas County, Wis:
Gentlemen
Your committee, to whom was referred
the report OF the clerk of said county
to compare said report and vouchers
thereto to annexed with the records in
the once Of the county clerk of said
county, beg leave to report:
That the said report was compared with
the records in the office of the county
clerk, and the vouchers thereto annexed
with the records in the office of county
port to be correct in every particular
We therefor recommend that said re-
port be accepted and adopted and the
same be. spread upon the records of the
county clerk.
MART HIRZEL, Chairman,
FINN LAWLER,
FRED MOREY,
Committee
On motion of Supervisor D. Hankin and
seconded by Supervisor Francis Breest
the above report of w. A Bradford. coun-
ty clerk, was accepted and adopted as
recommended by the committee.
Dated this 4th day of January, 1907.
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RESOLUTION MO ~

. 5,Sg5 9I1ered by Supervisor
rU,s ~ lue County Board of Su-
.r, y" VI, WAS County, That the coun-
D,rs1 ana some other person to be
a.j u w In, nm be and are hereby au-
b ro. :" look over all the tax certifi-
gy, rg" IN the hands of the county
ys,s,,, ana TO select all of said tax
9rr r,S WiLlch have been cancelled bV
S I'M lily Ill.,, BOARD, or are for anv other
Ne sd certificates, and the said
! ar insurer Is hereby authorized to
In .I,ri SaId Illegal certificates taking
'''" receipt therefore.
ls44 ,b;, lSI%ned) f. N. SMITH.
''S fIn day of January, 1907.
@oT I39e by Supervisor E. N. Smith
III ' n,,1 by Supervisor Mart Hirzel
/ n pnU,..gguaSing agent. Delbert Han
| h . instructed to buy a typewriter
ess,ss 9 ,o.i. house. Motion carried, ali
MIDI ', r.;.S OF the committee appointed
b and fbai- me different county of
h them r r,,elE recommendations thereof
E.,hey va by the clerk and on mo-
-, '''s edch duly accepted.
WI OF The REGISTER OF
Ia, DEEDS.
.&,,s,yjSoro, the County Board of
eS|IS Of Villas County. wis:
1 d ot:'i I5a present resent you. the annual re-
Pig ali ra, stiSlSter of deeds office,
ota,e fr.SCt'plS and disbursements Of
I'd incl9dG;n1,aI November 1st, 1905, up
'"''is December 31st. 1895.
w. B. RAYMOND.
Register of Deeds.
B ami 'T fI;, received for record
ir II 4, n,l55nlg Instruments from
: De- 55yy05. up to and inciud-
49, I'Vo............. $660.S5
- 1s1.et paid to county %
3 ar ,S5 as per vouch-
'''elo..,.. $660.S
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of Villas county from Dec. list, 1906. to Jan.
Sd, 1907.
RECEIPTS.
Balance cash on hand Dec. 1st
1905 Observation-Disclosures. s1,210. OF
Balance tax certificates on hand
Dec. LIST, 1905. ................. 2,442 So
State school levy received from
state 1000 81
Fines and suit tax received. 154. "a
Fees on fine money. ............. 1l.9S
Tax levy received from town of
Eagle River '................ II, 5S1 SO
Tax levy received from town of
Hackley ............. .....: 5,5Io.l4
Arbor vitae ................... 1913 "A
F1ambeau ................. 6,OS1. 80
Fees for 5 per cent collection.... 2O5 %
de- deeds ............. $50. So
Fees collected by county clerk. 268 Is
Fees advertising and certificate. 273 90
Taxes e-advertiSed and sold.... 3.IS
Received on judgment VS.. Oneida
Interest Observation-Disclosures. 171.S5
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AMOS RADCLIFFE.

Dated at Eagle River Wisconsin this
2nd day of January, 1907.
Following is list of court certificates
drawn by the clerk of circuit court since
November 10th, 1905, to the date hereof.
No. To whom drawn. Amount
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MART HIRZEL.
Committee.
FINN LAWLER
FRED MOREY,
REPORT OF COUNTY c,Epk

rai, hereby present to you the animal
! eport OF the county clerks office. show W.
ing al receipts and disbursemenffsss o~ W
q tn e., once from Nov. 10th, 1905, up and
lilf13 Gu qdg december 31st 1906. A
31st, 1906. "-'' december
w. A. BRADFORD
-. OIL
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In bridge, as in life, the inexperi-
enced often fail in hearts.
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MART HIRED, Chairman,
FINN LAWLER,
FRED MOREY.
REPORT OF CLERK OF COURT.

To the County Board of Supervisors Of
Villas County, Wis:
Gentlemen
l herewith submit to you a list of all
orders drawn in the office of the clerk
of circuit court since November 10th, A.
d. 1905.
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REPORT OF COUNTY TREASURER.
RECEIPTS

Report of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the office of the county treasurer
of Villas county from Dec. list, 1906. to Jan.
Sd 1907
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Z HIRZEl: r,,,t,. poora Of Gu
tEiSion.
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Respectfully submitted.
PAULINE F. MILLER,
Deputy.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-12-21

Mrs. Henry La Motto entertained
few friends Wednesday afternoon
at an informal tea to meet her sis
ter, Miss Simpson, who is visiting her.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Russell L. Tracy and Mrs. Union Wor-
Ellington, who poured tea in the din
ing room.
The Daughters of the Utah Pho
neers held the last meeting of their
series before the new year opens on
Wednesday afternoon !at the Lion
House, when Joseph Smith, Jr, was
the speaker, addressing them on gene
alogy.
Miss Helen Bittinger is home from
Los Angeles to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
R. Bittinger, at the Bransford.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCleery of London
have been guests at the Newhouse
home on their way home from the
coast.
Miss Josephine Devereaux arrived
Wednesday evening from Lawrence,
Kan, to spend Christmas at home
Miss English of Rowland Hall left
Thursday to spend the holidays with
friends in California
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Brimm and William B. Albertson took
place Thursday evening
The marriage of Mrs. Stella Hoop
err and Morris Block of ST. Louis
took place Thursday.