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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-10-03
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A Russian count is said to be
in the harvest fields of
Kansas. Perhaps he is waiting
for the closed season in bombs
before he goes home. Who knows?
The president of the Chautau-
qua Circle is going after the long
winded paper writer's with sharp
stick. Boys, you must boil down
your thought vibrations or you
may find it necessary for q few
weeks to stand while you eat.
It has finally been announced to
waiting and expectant world that
Walter Wellman has given up his
airshlp voyage to the North Pole
and will return home. It is to be
hoped that he will not have as
much trouble in reaching home as
he has been having in making a
successful getaway.
Out in Washington an nnsym-
pathetic judge recently fined a
fruit dealer one hundred and fifty
dollars for having the bottoms Of
his strawberry boxes too near the
top, and an observing exchange
remarks in commenting on the in
cident that one should be careful
how he tries to make both ends
meet.
A Texas man has quit his job at
Panama and returned home. He
informs waiting and anxious
world that the canal will never be
finished. He must be the twin
brother of young brakeman l
once knew. He dropped into his
boarding house one night and re-
marked: "I'll bet that road will
soon be out of business; l quit my
job today!''
The rich and artistic Ferdinand
Pinney Earle and his affinity"
are just now in the limelight.
The public press devotes entirely
too much space to this pair OF
coarse and shameless reprobates;
both the man and his affinity"
deserve nice, thick coat of tar
and fluffy feathers, and then with
a swift kick to be consigned to the
murky waters of oblivion. Such
men as he and women as she, are
the arch enemies of all that is
good and pure in the home life of
the land.
! One of our standard magazines
is running series of articles en-
titled: 1.-The confessions of Harry
Orchard" The entire series con-
sist of stories of dynamite, con-
spiracies and crime of all shades
and degrees of blackness. l can
conceive of no valid reason why
such men as Orchard should be
dignified by high-class magazine
admitting their tales of crime and
bloodshed to it's columns especially
when there is, as in this case, q
| fixed idea in the minds of the peo-
pie that the confession" is not
true; that it was colored and
shaded along certain lines for
certain purpose.
/ An amusing scene was enacted
in New York harbor recently when
| British steamer carrying a Chi
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.
How did you like the cherub?

"Bowser's baby" seemed to please
everybody. Some of the boys who
hadn't laughed for years, just
roared until the tears streamed
down their cheeks.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-10-03
PARK PROGRAM.

PARK PROGRAM.
March-"Letter Carriers of America" -. Boyer
Intermezzo-"My Idea". Arnold
Medley Overture-"The Pacer''.. .O'Hare
Waltz-Sweet Remembrance. So. st. CLAIR
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-10-03

An amusing scene was enacted
in New York harbor recently when
British steamer carrying a Chi
nese crew came to anchor there.
As soon as the anchor dropped the
pigtails hastily disappeared below,
but soon reappeared, each with
bunch of joss sticks which were
rapidly lighted and waved in The
air by the excited Celestials who
chanted and kowtowed to the deck.
Finally the mystifed captain
solved the enigma when he found
that the Cinnamon had caught
sight. of Bartholdi's statue of LIB
erty and had taken it for q huge
idol of the white man; the white
man has an idol but it doesn't look
at al like the statue Of Liberty;
rather like this {.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02

Partridge, lately resigned as bishop OF
the ward. 4 large number of guests
were present and a delightful evening
passed with fine program and re-
ireshmcnts. Bishop Partridge was
presented with beautiful ring bear
ing suitable inscription.
Miss Eunice Starr of this city, was
married Sunday at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Laura Starr OF the Sec
ond ward In the presence OF relatives,
Elder j. Frank Curtis OF the Re-
organized church offlciatingA Mrs.
Bryant Is beautiful Provo girl and
Mr.. Bryant, her husband. In n well
known travelling man from San Jose,
whore the couple viii reside. after Wis
Ting in Salt Lake. Ogden and other
points.
Mrs. l.. o. TAFT entertained wednes-
day night In honor of Miss Clara AL
len and Miss Pearl Jones. who leave
for Europe In a few days A de-
lightfully social evening passed with
music, song and games, and the dis
cusslon OF sumptuous repast
Miss Iona Knight VIII entertain to-
light Mt the Hotel Roberts In a fare
well party TO her young friends pre-
paratory TO leaving for Europe.
The deacons of the Fourth ward
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OGDEN.

The Child Culture club gave de-
lishtful surprise party Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. T.. T. Wright
ON TWenty-third street, in honor OF
Mrs. Daniel Hamer, the retiring presi-
dent, who is going to salt Lake City
to live. Most of the members were
present, and an afternoon OF soci-
ability and music was spent. As n
token of the members love and esteem
for Mrs. Hamer, they presented her
with an elegant gold locket, suitably
engraved. The vacancy caused by
her resignation was filed by eiecting
Mrs. Kate IL. Hilliard. A dainty
repast was served in the dining room.
The pHrlors We're prettlly decorated
with white and pink carnations and
roses entwined with smilax and ferns.
A pretty home wedding took place
Monday AZ noo- at the residence Of
MIR. and Mrs, William Blddle on Thir-
tleth street, when their daughter, Miss
Ruby Blddle VAS married TO MI.
George Il. Anderson The ceremony
was performed IN the presence OF the
relatives of the contracting parties. aud
few friends, by Bishop ID. III. En-
sign. After the ceremony, all presenc
sat down 70 sumptuous repast. The
nome was tastefuly decorated with cut
flowers. The bride Is one of Ogden's
't.'Ht N".l nuns anu pophihI youHb Ia
dies, and the groom is "A Well known
fireman on the Southern Pacific. They
have many friends who viii join In
extending the heartiest congratulations.
ogden VIII be their place OF residence.
The owl club opened It's quarters on
Thursday evening with a brilliant re-
ceptlon at the elegant new club rooms
IN the Grand Opera House building
About 200 guests enjoyed the sweet
strains OF music furnished by Pandt-
ners orchestra. Addresses were deliY-
cred by Mayor II. NJ Conroy ana Attor-
ney Joseph clug, cOngratulating MI
William Weber. the organizer Of the
Ing such an attractive and comfortable
place for young men. Dainty refresh
ments We're served IN the rear room
by young ladies, A well equipped
-'7'ar7' n'r r. tErc 'pin'oined hy
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where they will spend several weeks
Mr., and Mrs. Walter p. Ware are
home after stay of some months III
the east and south
Mrs Sheldon l.. Butler will leave
within n few DAYS with her little
daughter, Marguerite. for New YORK.
where they will join Mr.. Butler, anu
where they will hereafter make their
home,
Mrs. Noble Warrum left Tuesday
evening to visit her parents IN IN
dianapolls.
Mira, Frank Knox has for her guest
Mrs r. w. Matson Of Ogden
Mr. and Mrs. Claude $. Williams
VIII leave early next week TOR triP
to California.
Mr., and Mrs. IT, c. Edwards are
now at home to their friends at lOll
Third street
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer b. Jones have
gone east for q few weeks trip
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Reeves and their
small son are back from a stay Of u
few weeks at ocean Park. Cal.
Mrs. Charles w. Wesley of Adrian,
Mich. who has spent the past week
with Mrs. j, t. CLASSIFY, viii leave the
first of the week for California.
Mrs. Henry w. Catrow who mas
been In the east for the 81 month,
viii be home during the k
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PROVO.

The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday at the Hotel Roberts with
Mrs c. o. Newell The subject of tine
day was "The National Capital''
which was most interestingly treated
by Mrs. e. A. Thornhill Refresh
mcnts were served.
The Sorosis met Wednesday with
Mrs Phil Spockart The Defeat Of
The Romans by Armenans" was the
subject of a paper by Mrs. G.. II. Ward
and "Charlemagnel and His F,mpire"
was presented by Mrs. 3. r Smoot
Next weeks meeting of the club viii
be with Mrs. Francelle Adams.
The Pallas club held It's session Fri
day evening with Miss Eva Ward.
After the completion of the program
delicious refreshments We're served
and a pleasant social evening passed.
The Priscilla club met Thursday
evening with Miss May Billings. An
interesting program was rendered ana
refreshments served.
The Sixth ward Sewing club held
its session with Mrs. Eliza Nelson,
Friday evening.
The Five Hundred Card club We're
entertained Thursday evening by Mrs.
John r. Twclves.
Thursday evening the people of the
Fourth ward gave a sociable in the
ward house in honor of Bishop fS. d.
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at each place. Sprays of maidenhair
fern We're strewn over the board, which
was lit with candles shaded In deer
red. The guests to meet Mrs. Pastor
JUS were Mrs. Ernest Bamberger, Mrs,
George j. Gibson, Mrs. John H. Wood
ward, Mrs. w. NJ. Ferry, Mrs. Arthur
bird, Mrs. j. Frank Judge. Miss Kath-
sine Judge, Mrs. Benner X. Smith and
MRS Charles Post.
Mrs w. M. Ferry entertained on
Thursday In honor of Mrs. Walter
Fitch.
Mrs Benjamin Lockwood gives tea
at the post next week.
The annual breakfast given bv e,lrlt
OF Liberty chapter ID. A. r.. will lake
place al the Manitou Friday afternoon,
Feb, %.
Mrs. Anness was hostess at a pleas.
an affair on Thursday IN honor of Miss
Ethel Lane
Mrs. @. w. Reed entertained the sans
souci club on Monday the prizes going
to Mrs Abner Luman ana Mrs. D. G.
Jackling.
Miss Eloise sodler gave a pretty fen
Fitch. ''''U
Mrs Hattie Anstee was hostess nj q
delightful card party ON Monday IN
honor OF MISS Nauctte Jewel who
leaves shortly for the coast, the dec
oratlons being In carnations nnd ferns
ana about lS guests being present
A large hop WIN be given at the Post
al hft - a.
their ladies who VIII be here at that
time.
Mrs. IL \, Schultz was one OF the
weeks hostessos entertaining for Mrs.
Harvey Of New York.
Mr.. ana Mrs, George Keysor enter
tanned at bridge on Wednesday.
Mrs, a. " Calaghan viii give a
luncheon ON Monday for Mrs. Francis
Pastorius,
The VI, l. a. orchestra win give ball
next Friday night IN the Twentieth
ward amusement hail
Mrs, d, A, Hyde entertained on Tues
day az an afternoon party IN honor OF
Mrs Laura Miner OF Logan,
Mrs John G. sharp entertained on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. me
occasion being her birthday annlver-
Fary which occurred on Tuesday The
rooms were decorated IN pink and
white carnations, and the timo onioy-
ably spent with music ana games II
was unanimously voted by tho guests
that ON the next anniversary they
should All celebrate Mrs sharn'a birth
appear al her home win well-iaden
baskets Both AFFAIRS were most en-
loyable-
Mise hlanch Kimhan gave q lunch-
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cago, where she has spent the past few
months with her son. Dr.. Shirley web.
Der.
Mrs John E. Dooly returned from a
stay in Chicago.
Mrs. A. c. Ewing will leave shortly
Ior ne coast TO spend month or so
OF spring.
Mrs. l.. o. Hall of Los Angeles is the
guest for a month of Mr., ana Mrs
Thomas Homer at their apartments in
inc Coyey mats. q,
MIR. and Mrs. W, W. Cook viii shortly
pe at nome at SO II street, where they
nave taken a house.
MIS-. John p. Dooly is back from a
Vlslt to Muskegon, Mich, whore she
Went some Time ago with her sister.
Mrs Elizabeth center.
Mrs, J. H. Brown and her children
WIZ ieave today for California TO spend
a month or so.
Mrs Leroy Pointer Palmer of Grand
Raplds, Mich, IL spending a few days
WIN Mrs William Moredock at Stock
Mrs H. $. Harvey and son of New
YORK and Mrs c. H. Dennis are guests
or Mr.. aud Mrs. e n. Harvey at their
nome on second street.
MIS-. Abbott II. Haywood of Ogden,
VINO has spent the past few days in
town has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. w w Crook have
moved ana are now ut home at SO II
street,
Mrs. Louis y, Mccormick left satur-
lay for an eastern trip OF a few
Mrs Charles D. Rooklidge win leave
shorty FOR California to spend some
months
MISS Rose Cnrlotta Gotwalcht. mu-
slelhn and composer, VIII make her
home In this city
Miss flenor stewart leaves this
week for New York where she win
spend the remainder OF the wIntor.
MIS- A NJ. Berge LETT for Gnldaeld
time.
Mr., and Mrs Walter Fitch and the
Misses Lillian and Maude Fitch viii
leave on sunday for New York.
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Mr.. Weber In connection with the
club. sss
MISS Sylvia Shaw entertained num-
Der of her young lady friends Thurs
day evening at her home on Washing
ton avenue. Various games ere
played throughout the eveninn nd
several of the young ladies ren cred
instrumental music. Delicious re-
lreshments were served.
The alumni OF the Ogden high school
gave another of their delightful dane
Ing parties last night at the Congress
dancing academy, which was enjoyed
by many students and friends.
At the Royal dancing academy last
evening the weber stake Y. NJ. NJ, l. A.
board held forth in a pleasant recep.
ton and ball,
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con yesterday preceding the symphony
concert and afterward took her party
10 the theater her guests including
Mrs. John Marshall Mrs. Il. A, Fabian.
Mrs. Russell Woodruff and the Misses
Crawford, Helen Black. VIM, Rook-
ledge and Edith sherman.
Mrs. C. w. Mason entertained In
formally ~ the Post on Monday III
honor OF Miss Margaret Shearer.
Mrs. Russell Tracy entertained her
card club on Monday.
Mrs. J. G Murphy OF this city en-
tertained TUESDAY evening IN honor Of
her cousins nfr. and Mrs. +. ]. Lind
sey. OF New York city. About %
friends were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsey viii vlsit San Francisco. Port
land and points IN southern California
before returning to their home.
Mrs. H. c. Edwards entertained for
Mrs Wesley on Tuesday.
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30,

Herr Hledelsberger. IL In the city, he
win be entertained BY Mira Kate Bride
well Anderson and Miss Cecilia Sharp,
There viii be q general desire 70 meet
an artist OF so much note.
The colonial ball to be given az the
Ladies' Literary club will take place
on Feb. IL, instead OF the 22pd on ac-
count of Lent, in charge being Mrs.
Russell c. Woodruff. Mrs Ledyard NJ.
Bailey and Mrs. Ira Hudson Lewis.
one OF the most Interesting events OF
February VIII be the annual breakfast
Of the Ladies Literary club. 10 take
place at the Manitou on the 18th.
One OF the elaborate affairs of the
week was the luncheon given by Mrs.
u. o. Howard at the Alta club In
honor of Mrs Frances Pastorus Of
Colorado Springs the table having a
centerpiece of red roses in u glass
basket while boquets of vlolots were
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{1fDDING1SN2
WESDEELsS

The date set for the marriage of Miss
Mildred OFT to Thomas f. Anderson Is
Wednesday, Feb. 20.
Mr., and Mrs. j. G. Giles announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ed
ma, to f. NJ. Williams. The marriage
will take place Feb 6.
An interesting event of the week was
the marriage of Miss Ida Heath and
James r. Anderson, which took place az
the home of the brides parents with
Bishop VI, NJ. Atwood officiating.
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in
has revealed skeleton Albert Edward Tower
of Poughkeepsie
Ws himself
time practically driven
of
his Poughkepse.
'the
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a
distinction probably unique being
moth
her large family application
individual
her
probably mother
lar phianthropist Of her in the United States
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02
GniNG3se
II Sa5 DING.

Mrs A. N. Cherry returned with her
son, James w. Cherry, from months
visit.
Mrs. T. G. webber returned this week
from Chicago, where she has been since
early fall
Mrs. T. g, Weber is,home from Chi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02

Miss Ida Hathaway magnh-
broken all marital ethics to become bride
fortunes with tnerant
pooey Mace and nephew Colorado
where rescued
turn the family
VINO mas
eeVed into tribe
one e rowing band
ate as Hover girls at the age years
younger that her athlete
wealthy - e'SN ~ "ef
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-07
Big LUMBER PLANT
MAY LOCATE HERE
Detroit Capitalists are Seek
ing Local Assistance.
If Brought to Marion the Concern
Will be One of the Largest
Plants In Ohio.

Prominent Detroit capitalists are
now negotiating to locate large
lumber plant in Marion. 1t Is stated
that the concern II located here, will
be one of the largest Of the kind In
the state. Although Negotiations are
still in rather indefinite shape, 1t is
stated that there are strong probable
titles of the city securing the industry.
The fact that such vast amount
lof building is now being done in Ma
rion is the inducement which has
caused these capitalists to consider
starting in business here. 1t is stated
that in no city in the state is 80
much work of this kind being done
in proportion to the poulation as in
Marion.
1t is expected that the men inter.
ested in the project will ask the
Commercial club to assist them in
starting plant here. The proposed
Organization would have plenty OF
lcapital, 1t Is said, and would helI
much toward the upbuilding Of Ma
lrion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-07
FEDERAT1oN MEETS
DR.. Z. s. Lewis Of Columbus Con-
ducts the Discussion.

The Marion Federation OF Sum
day School teachers met in the Y.
M. C. A. parlors last night at
z 30 O'Clock. DIR. f.. S. Lewis,
pastor of the First Methodist
church of Columbus was present
and conducted the discussion. The
Sunday School lessons two weeks in
advance were taken up and DIR.
Lewis disclosed many new and val
liable methods in making study
of them. The attendance was very
large and all manifested great in
terest in the work.
At the next meeting which will
be held on Tuesday night May 81,
the lesson will be taught by Prof.
John Davidson, superintendent of
Lima schools, formerly professor
in Ohio Northern University.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-07
Both Husband and Wife
Wanted Decree.
COURT OF THE OPINION
There was no Excuse for Suit
Being Brought.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Hopkins Quar-.
relied and were too Stubborn to
Kiss and Make up--Court News

Judge Young refused to grant a
divorce in the suit of James Il.
Hopkins against Lena Hopkins,
Tuesday mo ming. The case was
heard in the court of common pleas
with both the plaintiff and de-
fendant present. Both had asked
for divorce, the plaintiff in his
petition and the defendant in her
cross petition.
The testimony went to show that
for seven years Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins have been separated merely
because both are too stubborn TO
kiss and make up. Their troubles
had appax~utly been Of a trivial
nature.
Seven years ago they went to
visit Mrs. Hopkins parents near
Byhalia and while there the hus-
band took i'll. He returned to his
home near Owens and contracted
typhoid fever. Because his wife had
NEGLECTED to accompany him, SO
Isome of the witnesses related, he
sent her belongings to her parent =
home. Since then they had remain.
ed apart.
"There was no excuse whatever
for this suit being brought, the
Judge said, after hearing the testi
mony. "The case is Dismissed. Z"
Hopkins was ordered to pay his
wife $15 a month alimony until I
total Of $500 is sspaid.
Charles Deering and others, doing
business as the Dsering Harveste
company. has filed suit in th'
court Of common pleas agains
Eliza B. Watkinxl Sarah M. Wat
kins and Watt sWa4kins. Througl
their attorney, Elmer 4. Boyd, tn
plaintiffs claim judgment agains
the defendants on two promissor,
notes, the total amount being $50
In the damage suit of Charlie
w. Solomon against the G.. ID.
M. Electric Railway company tn
: plaintiff has filed reply to tn
\ defendants answer and cross pc
tition. Through his attorneys, DE-
, GOlley g. DeGolley, he denies all @
, the allegations made in the eros
!. petition.
The suit for money only hrougf
. against Clifford Fling and Other
!: by the Columbus Brass compna
has bee, dismissed and costs ha,
been paid.
Judge Yoang has granted an il
% junction in the suit of Edward I
: Leonard against the city of M
n riOn and others. ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-07
CITIZENS WANT
vlADUCT BUILD
Over Railroad Track at Kent
4 on Avenue Crossing.
Citizens Committee Ready to Con.
fer with Council and Railway
Oficials Regarding Subway

People living in West Marion are
circulating petition asking that a
viadrct be constructed over the rail
roads at Kenton avenue. The petit
ton, which now carries the sigma
turss S.of several hundred people,
will be presented at the next meet
ing of the city council. The matter
will pfobably be considered by the
eoupcib citizens committee and rail
way officials when they meet to con-
fer in regard to building a subway
for the railways through the central
part of the city.
J.. f. Lust, chairman Of the
citizens committee appointed to
work with the council in regard to
the subway, has notified the coun-
Gil that the railway officials are
now anxious and ready to consider
the pruposition.
At the regular meeting OF the
council held Monday evening the
clerk was instructed to notify Mr.,
Lust that the body awaits his
pleasure. Mr.. Lust will notify In,
railway officials and it Is expect
ed that 9 conference will be HEX
in the near future.
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