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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-24
LOST

LADY'S watch. monogram "R. c." on
Main street between LIST and Sd So. Re
ward if returned to office of High school
or al So. 9Th b.
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INDOOR BASEBALL AT Y. M. c. A,

Two games in the Sunday School
league were played Saturday afternoon
in the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium. the
First Methodist defeating the School
Boys club II to 10 and the First Con-
gregational trimming the Third Pres
byterian 10 to 4.
The following is the schedule for next
week:
Monday. November %. 4 p. m.-First
Baptist VS.. Burlington.
Saturday. November 30, 4 p. ms.
w. Presbyterians VS.. First Presbyte-
rians.
Saturday, November 80, p. m.-Phil-
lips Congregational VS.. First Metho-
dist
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KICKED BY VICIOUS HORSE
Logan Girl Has Her Jaw Broken and
Her Head Fearfully
Taeerated

Logan. Nov 22-Caddie. the 12-year-Old
daughter of W. 7. Brown of this city.
was frightfully injured last night through
being kicked by horse. Some stray ami
mails had wandered into the Brown lot
and she went to drive them out, when one
of the animals whirled about and kicked
her. Her head was fearfully lacerated,
and her jaw broken IN several places. She
is now in a very critical condition.
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CRIMSONS BEAT HASBEENS.
Logan Plays Its Last Game This Sea-
son Tomorrow.
Special to The Herald. }

Logan, Nov. 22-Coach Badenoch's
Crimson football team won its first game
today, when it defeated a picked team
called the Logan Has Beens by a score
OF 80 to 0. After the defeat at the hands
of the university second team a week
ago, Badenoch went after his men in
great shape, and today they showed a
wonderful Improvement in their play. On
the Has Been team there were quite a
number Of old players, but they lacked
training.
The game was full of sensational plays,
Sayers and Jensen Of the Crimson team
making -seventy-yard runs for touch
downs. while Jensen surprised everybody
by dropping a field goal from the twenty
Vineyard line, thing he never essayed
before. The first half ended with d score
of % to 0, four touchdowns and a field
goal making the total In the last half
two tOuchdOwns were made. The lineup;
Has Reans Crimson
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FUNERAL OF HENRY YOUNG.
Held at Provo and Conducted by the
Spanish War Vet

Provo, Nov. 21.-Impressive funeral
services were held over the remains Of
the late Henry Young at the First ward
meeting house. The house was crowded
with the friends of the deceased. The
speakers were Bishop o. II. Berg, Ed
ward Farrer, Joseph A Buttle and John
Anderson. All paid high tribute to the
sterling character of the man who had
fought for his country.
The Spanish War veterans conducted
the services over the body of their dead
comrade and went in uniform to the
cemetery. where the usual military rites
were performed and the salutes fired.
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MOVING.

LARGE padded vans. careful men. Red
man Van & Storage Co, III So. W. Tenn
pie Phone 555.
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MUSIC.

FREE MUSIC LESSONS.
Madame BrOdbeck will give one months
free lessons in vocal or piano to intro
duce superior methods acquired under the
greatest master of Europe. Studio, Joy
Rice street between State and Second
East on Ninth South.
MISS NORA GLEASON. teacher of pi-
ano. organ. mandolin and guitar. Studio
81 So. State st. Bell phone 1907.
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SALT LAKE DEFEATS PROVO.

Provo, Nov 23.-Two exciting basket
ball games were played here tonight and
the sport was the best of the kind ever
seen in Provo The faculty of the l.
D. s. university defeated the faculty of
the Brigham Young university, IS to T.
The students of the L. d. s university
defeated the students of the Brigham
Young university, 10 to a. The contests
were held in the Brigham Young Univer-
eitv gymnasium
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, Oscar
GrosheI, sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No 221 Main St
Secondhand registers always in STOCK.
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DIED.

TOULSON-At the residence, First West
between Ninth and Tenth South, Nov
p. John E Toulson, aged 20 years, son
of Mrs. Martha Goalen and grandson
of Mrs 5. ]. Pass
Funeral services at the Thirty-first
ward chapel. Sunday. Nov. "A. at I p. m.
Friends invited.
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AUCTIONEERS.

BY f.. NJ. ONION. On Tuesday, Nov
&c. 1880 a. M. at 81 East Fifth South
street. I viii sell lot of good carpets
center tables upholstered parlor furni-
ture. fine piano lamp. parl0r desk. Tot
fine cit paintings. good sice5oaTd. rock
ers and chairs. SeV-ln- machine, dlnlhS
fable and chairs. dressers. cOmmOdeS-
GOOD steel range, heating stoves. lot
French china. bed and table linen, nome
made preserves, lot tools, etc, etc.
II. ". FULLER is auctiOning his entire
stock of ieweIry. watches musical instru-
ments etc. at 7 East I'd South.
e. II. ONION. auctioneer. may be
Nrea ched. on and after this date, by teie-
nhone 555. Redmsn Van & Storage Co,
or residence. 1916 lad. phone
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Notice Of Special Stockholders Meet.

A special stockholders meeting of the
Rergerman Resort & Amusement COM
pany. corporation Of Salt Lake CITY.
Utah Will be held al its office, No. 223
South Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah
at o'clock p. m. on the 25th day of
November. 1907. for the purpose of yot-
ing upon the adoption or rejecting the
following amendment TO its articles of in
CORPORATION. Tlfss the proposed amend
n1ent TO article shall read as follows.
ARTICLE Y.
That the amount Of the capital stock
of this corporation shall be $4,000 divided
into 25.o00 shares of the par value of 81
each j. BERGERMAN
President
Neil Isaacson. Secretary.
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PACKING.

EXPERT packers of furniture, bric-a-
brac. etc Redman Van & Storage Co.,
III So W. Temple Phones boo
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the law firm of Bartch & Bagley was on
Nov a. 1907, dissolved by mutual agree
ment of the partners. The firm business
will be settled and bills paid by g. w.
Rartch G. w BARTCH.
JOHN A RAGLEY
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WHAT'S IN A NAME.
(Raltimore American.

Baltimore Americana
"Old Amy, you know, who is famous for
being arrested has been sent to Jail
again. But as she weighs nearly 800
pounds and is a good fighter it took near
ly all the reserve force to get her iii the
wagon"
Then the magistrate who sent her to
Jail ought to be arrested, too"
why so?'
Didn't he commit big Amy?"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DO YOU need capital extend or start
business? If so, write me before arrang-
ing elsewhere; exceptional facilities plac-
ing stocks bonds quickly. Everett Du-
four corporation attorney. lie DrOit Bldg,
Washington, D. G.
MONEY-We handle the financing of
good enterprises and cTeditable projects.
The Bankers Bond company. Pittsburg,
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Neil Isaacson. Secretary.
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sOCITEY NOTICE.
MASONIC NOTICE

MASONIC NOTICE.
Mt Moriah lodge No, will hold spe-
ciaI meeting this Sunday afternoon at
230 O'Clock to conduct the funeral OF
Brother Liant Beamer, late member oi
Tintic lodge No. 3, Eureka. Titan. al
Monday evening. the 18th inst. at i:50
o'clock. another special meeting Will ne
held for F. c. degree work. Officers and
members are requested to attend botn
meetings and qualified Masons are cor
daily invited
CHRISTOPHER DIE4I+ Sec'y.
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Mehesy's Is Quality Store.

The specials we offer for Monday and
week represent bona fide reductions
from legitimate values.
MEHESY THE FURRIER,
Knutsford Hotel.
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Smart: linesman, Harry Stoney; halves,
twenty-five and fifteen.
The Aggies play their last game for this
season on Monday afternoon; when they
go m against the Crimson team. 1t was
the intention to play on Thanksgiving day,
but a lot of the Aggie players want to see
the game in Salt Lake on that day and II
was therefore decided to play on Monday.
Coach Walker is not here, having gone
to Chicago to see the Carlisle-Chicago
game.
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s TATE. NE S
UTAH TURKEYS FOR COAST.
A $4,000 Shipment of Utah Birds
Will Help 'CalifOrnians to
Celebrate Thanksgiving.

Provo, Nov little first carload OF
THANKSGIVING turkeys ever shipped out
of Utah was sent TO the coast by the
William NJ Roylsnce company today.
The birds were gathered from Spanish
Fork. Paysor. the lake bottoms ana
Sanpete county, although a few were
brought up from Nephi The shipment
is valued at $500 which will be dis
tributed to the rasers. This has caused
considerable comment here and viii lead
to more farmers enteripg into turkey
raising
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TO TRADE.

NICE, CLEAR LOTS. for a good team;
- acre with good 4-rOOm brick on Stn
East. near 18th South, for a small home
nearer in: 3xS. with old house barn, lawn
and shade It'll East. near Cd South for a
large house. close in; viii pay some cash
difference. I have some good Salt Lake
property to exchange for Colorado or
eastern propertY. Cromer. $ y. 81 So.
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WOMAN to do light washing, also gem
eral cleaning, one or two days week
80 Pleasant Ave. 4th So. bet. LIST and
ID w
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GATRELLS Unique School of Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper Bldg
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Delinquent Notice.

OLD COLONY & EUREKA MINING
company, principal place of business 500
Mccormick building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent the following
described stock on account of assessment
No. Z of One-fifth of cent per share lev
led October 16, 1907, the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
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OSTEOPATHY.

DIR. NJ. MCDOWELL. 9O9-S0S Scott Bldg.
Both phones.
DIR. ALICE E. HOUGHTON, Osteo-
nath AZ E. No Temple. Bell phone 3409-A.
F'
DIR. GRACE STRATTON, 519 Consti-
tuition Bldg. Bell. 252S-K: Ind. 2iSS.
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Aetna, of Hartford .
Fireman's Fund. Of .
Palatine, of England
Franklin Fire, of Phi
Citizens. Of Missouri
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POOk AND BILLIARDS.
Mckenzie Beats Cain.

Al Cain went down to defeat yester-
day afternoon at the Log Cabin billiard
hall in a hard fought battle with Ed
Mckenzie. The latter had a handicap
of twenty balls, which helped him TO
keep the lead throughout. He was hard
pressed all the way by his opponent,
but an unfortunate scratch on two oc-
casions on the part of Cain prevented
him from going to the front. Toward
the finish of the game Mckenzie had
SO on the wire to Gains Y. The latter
settled down, running 10 beautifully.
bringing his score up to 81. Mckenzie
then broke the balls safely Cain came
back with safety, forcing Mckenzie
to play for long one. which he missed
Cain then ran six and it seemed as
though ne had the game won, when he
fell down on an easy one for the cor
ner. Then Mckenzie ran the game out.
Score: E. Mckenzie, 100; high run, r.
A. Cain, SO; high run. 10.
ST. Louis. Nov. 2S.-Lloyd Jevne of
Chicago tonight defeated Alfredo de
Orc of New York, so to AZ, in the TWEEN
ty-eighth game of the national three
cushion billiard championship tourna-
ment. Jevnes high run, 6; average, 80.
De Oro's high run, 5; average, 20.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of June Cotton. who died
On the 10Th inst will be held from the
residence of f. e. Gill. IA Glenn avenue,
on Monday. Nov %. 1907, at l p. m.
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MACHINERY.

MOTORS. gasoline and electric. steam
engines, boilers, air compressors, 800 tons
s6-lb. rail. J. NJ. SVEN 1876 South So West.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

ATTEND lfenager's Business College il
YOU want tac best in the city. 222 So
". Temple ST Day and night sessions
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And in accordance with the law and an
order Of the board of directors made or
the 18th day of october, 1897, so many
shares of each parcel OF such stock as
NAV be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the companys office. room 900
Mccormick building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
on Wednesday, December 4, at O'Clock
n m. to pay the delinquent assessment
Thereon together with the cost of adver-
Using and the expense of sale.
4 F. CANFTFI.D. Secv.
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STOCK BROKERS.

+. M. WEST & CO, stocks, 321 D. F.
Walker blk Both phones office and res
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NEPHI HAPPENINGS.

Nephi, Nov. 9O.-At the meeting of the
board of county commissioners concluded
Yesterday, a franchise was granted the
Eureka Hill Railway company to con-
struct a railway through the streets of
Silver City to connect with the big smell
ter that IS to be erected soon.
The publication of the delinquent list
was awarded by the board of county COM
missioners to the Mammoth Record at Is
cents per description.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Brigham Carter and Della Jenkins both
of Nephi. and Edgar Hill of Fountain
Green and Annie Sidwell of Nephi.
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Miss May Grover is here from Salt
Lake City this week visiting her rela-
tives and many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Matthews enter
tanned informally last Saturday even
ing at a little chatting dish feed" in
honor of a few of Mr.. Matthews old
bachelor pals.
Val Hoyt was down from Provo for a
brief visit last Sunday.
George McCune of Eureka was in
town the first Of the week.
County Attorney w. H. Stout of Mil
lard county visited here Monday.
Wallie Bachelor was here from, Span
ish Fork Wednesday.
Mayor w. H. Pettegrew spent Tues
day I'm Salt Lake.
James L. Belliston returned Wednes-
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coAL. HAy. GRAM AND FEED.

]. b. HENDERSON COM. CO. hay.
grain. feed flour. coal end kinding- 9si
State St. Phones; Jrd. les, Bell 20sl }
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POSITION.

WILL teach you how to paint per
feet oil painting for So. Art Studio -o''1
So Main. Globe hotel
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CARPET CLEANING.

Carpets and rugs cleaned and returned
promptly, and work guaranteed. Phones
iOO6. Sanitary Wagon renovates at the
house. Phones $50. Utah Sanitary House
cleaning company, III So. W. Temple.
BY new vacuum sanitary wagon: noise
less dustless; carpets cleaned on the
floor or taken way and returned; work
guaranteed National housekeeping Co.
Phones 1885, Ind. 97S.
PROMPT work done by the Great West
ern Steam Carpet & Mattress Cleaning
Co 41O No. Main. Bell 2s29 X: Ind 1896
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HAT FACTORY.

HATS blocked and retrimmeE Z & ex
pert Fred Taylor. "A East 80 SSath
! Phone six.
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o, Paddy, dear, did you hear
The news that's going 'roundl
Your master here, doth sadly fear
You never will be found
Now, Paddy, dear, it's mighty queer
That you should stay away,
So cock your ear and take this steer,
Just hurry back today.
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FLORISTS.

WALTER W. KING. FLORIST.
91x r 81 So. Phone 81 Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral
THE FLOWER SHOP-Cut flowers and
designs. Under Nat. Bank of Republic.
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NEWS FROM LINERVILLE

q LOST-One yellow bull terrier dog,
Paddy; white breast. Return to 115S Sec
ond avenue. Reward
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LONG BLACK COAT, trimmed with
velvet, taken by mistake at Kennedy 5
hall. Return to 544 East Fourth South
and get YOUR coat in exchange.
ONE yellow bull terrier dog; white
breast. Return to 1883 ID Ave. Reward.
BOSTON terrier: dark brindle; answers
to name CT Pete" Return to 4l3 So.
West Temple Reward.
EMERALD bead necklace and lOcket
with opal set between Finch's cafe and
A. ". 9th So. Return AZ w. 9th So Re
ward.
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DOGS, BIRDS ETC.

DOGS. Pigeons, Poultry, Rabbits,
Pheasants Ferrets and Swine for sale;
send 1Oc for eO-page illustrated catalogue.
Keystone state Kennels, Dept. o,
Reading, Pa.
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Loose Leaf Devices.
Tribune Reporter Pig. Co., IS w. I'd So.
Bargains In Picture Frames.
Midgley- Bodel Co., SO e. LIST South.
Comparisons VIII Convince

Fine carvers for your Thanksgiving
turkey. u. c. NJ. 1. Hardware Dept.
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Good Printing.
Tribune Reporter Pts. Co. &c w. Cd So.
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You that our fur values are not sur
passed elsewhere.
MEHESY THE FURRIER,
Knutsford Hotel
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LEGISLATOR Nuptials.

Mr.. Edward Lee and Mrs. Jes.
sic Slater were quietly married
last Friday. at the residence of
groom's sister, Mrs. Robert Law
renee, Decatur, ILL.,, the Rev. Mr..
Crockett. officiating. The bride
is a member of one of the pioneer
families of the state of Ohio, and
owns the distinction of being the
only colored woman of her native
state who ever held clerkship
in a probate court. She was
employed in the recording de.
partment of the probate court of
Hamilton county, at Cincinnati,
Ohio, for twelve years.
Mr.. Lee, as we stated in our
columns several weeks ago. is
one of our prominent men, and
a property owner. He has lived
here the greater part of his life
and is a highly respected citizen.
Since he left the police force he
has been in the employ of Banker
William Ridgely.
Mrs, Eliza Wright, of this city
sister of the groom, accompanied
Mr.. Lee to Decatur and witness
ed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee are residing
at at 1914 e. Mason ST..
for the present.
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Elks' Election.

Charles Young lodge No. 1O3.
I. B. P. o. of w. held it's election
of officsrs, Tuesday. Dec. 8, 1907.
There had developed quite a
spirited contest among the can.
didates for Exalted Ruler. e.
E. Perkins who holds the posi-
ton as messenger in Governor
Deneen's Office, was the success.
full candidate. The full roster uf
officers elected are:
Exalted Ruler-E. E. Perkins.
Esteemed Leading Knight
w. S.. Holmes.
Esteemed Loyal Knight-Jas.
D. Woods.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight
George Wells.
Secretary-J. W. Grady.
Assistant secretary George J
Beard.
Treasurer. w. Slaughter.
| Tyler-W. Offett.
Trustees-Major Otis B. Dun.
lean, Jas. G. Adams and Thomas
Steele.
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You people who have special
or informal home receptions and
entertainments in honor of your
friends, and desire a note made
of it write it up and mail or
send it in or call up by phone and
ask for Office sgirl and we will
send after it, or if you live far
give it to her over the phone.
Wnen they make long articles,
over 10 or Is lines it will cost &c
for every additional line, except
ions when written by us or so au-
thorized. Editor.
The Elk's Ball will be held at
Arion Hall, Dec. 80; Watch this
paper for further particulars.
J. G. Woods of the state house
spent few Gays last week in st.
Louis
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Bloomi ngton News
And Personals.


Mrs. y. Jefferson who has
been seriously i'll is slightly i'm.
proved.
Il. Curtis, a former waiter at
the Illinois. has returned to the
city after tour of Cleveland
Columbus, Dayton and Canton, O,
The A. M. e. fair will CON-
mence Dec. IL.
Ernest Calhoun visited his
folks Sunday.
Mrs. Sanders is convalescent.
The candidates of the Mt. Pts.
gah Baptist church, were INNER.
sed Wednesday night.
Miss Missile Thompson is visit
ing her mother.
The Harvest workers under
the leadership of Mrs. Wyche,
and Cowan gave a drill and con.
cert Friday evening at the Meth
odist church.
Mr.. Black. formerly of Colum.
bus, Ohio, is head chef at the
Hills house.
Misses Adah Hinton and Cora
Hubbard of Springfield, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis, during Thanksgiving
week They came up to attend
the Elite function on the 9th.
Gerald Dickerson visited his
mother in Bloomington, Tues.
day and Wednesday.
The ladies of the Cleaners
Climb went out to Holder last week
and shucked IS bushels of corn
on the farms of Messrs. Dice,
Drew and Stoner. The corn was
sold for Soc a bushel from which
they realized quite neat lutte
sum. We won't say anything
about the ladies left the next
day.
Mr.. Fort started his laundry
Tuesday evening on e. Douglas
street. Let us all patronize him.
Elder Beasley preached at the
Union Baptist church, Monday.
The Elite Club, composed of
Bloomington best citizens, gave
a grand ball, Thanksgiving even
ing, at Washington hall. The
hall was beautifully decorated,
displaying exquisite taste on the
part of the decorators. There
were attendants from Peoria.
Springfield. Cham paign. Dan.
vile and Normal Harpers or
chestra of Peoria, furnished the
music. The guests were enter
tanned with an hour of music be-
fore the dancing commenced.
The affair was the swellest of the
season. Arthur Moss is presi.
dent, Nevie Rhodes, secretary,
Rufus LaShley, treasurer.
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Wanted.

Younn lady with good educa.
ton for stenographer and proof
reader at Forum Office-steady
jOb-one able to write on machine
and short hand if possible.
Apply at 305H S. 9th st.
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Normal News.

Miss Ruby Locke of N. Doka-
ia, who Was the guest of Mrs.
Bradshaw. has returned to Chi
cago, where she will remain until
spring.
Elder and Mrs. Thomas of
Pontiac, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs, CASTOR this week.
Mrs. Julia Handy continues to
improve.
Mrs. Bradshaw is troubled
with her eyes at this writing
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-12-07

A. J Morgan was in East st.
Louis and other st. Clair county
points last week.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-10-17
New Auditorium. A

The large auditorium building which has been in process of erection at Batesville is now nearly completed, and it's formal opening will be made October 16. The building is large stone structure, and will have offices on the first floor. The auditorium will occupy the second floor, and will have a seating capacity of about 1000 peo- pie. Box seats and galleries have been provided in addition to the Seats in the parquette, and the stock scen- cry compares favorably with the best in the state.