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The Washington times., 1907-12-06

day OF December. in the third year after
the Second Discouerie Of JamestOwne,
and then 70 partake Of Victvall and
Svstenancc at The Sign OF The Raleigh.
Acknow wledgement Is requested. Ye
Merrle Gentlemen will rendezvous at
ye Playe House.
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Davises to Spend Sunday Here.

Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. A.
II. Davis. whose marriage took place
November 20, will arrive in Washing
ton today to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Davis father, Colonel Cotton. on Con-
necticut avenue. They VIII be enter
tanned at dinner this evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lee.
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Loebs Entertaining Guests.

The Secretary to the President and
Mrs William Loeb. jr.. have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Nichols.
who are in washington on their honey
moon trip before going 10 their future
home I'm Helena, Mont.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Enthusiast on
PedeStrianiSn

Mrs. Roosevelt has taken up pedes-
trianism, and bids fair 10 become even
a greater walker than her distinguished
husband. Yesterday she took a little
1aunt in the northwestern suburbs.
starting at about o'clock and return
ing about 6, during which she covered
nearly fifteen miles. Mrs. Roosevelt was
accompanied on the long walk by Miss
Young and one OF the White House
male employees as a bodyguacd.
Mrs. Roosevelt IS none the worse for
her jaunt and declares she intends TO
take two or three weekly during the
winter. The prospect is not welcomed
by her attendants, who hope IL she car
ries out the promise she will select
some other walking companions.
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The Honorable Nina Shuttleworth.
daughter Of Lord Shuttleworth, is WIS.,
ting her sister, Mrs. James, wife OF
Colonel James, military attache Of the
Iritish embassy.
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MIS-. Kaufmann to Entertain.

Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman and Miss
Barbara Kauffmann will entertain at
tea this afternoon in their home on Six
leenth street.
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Mrs Hennen Jennings returned to
Washington last evening from a short
trip to New York. She has with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Jennings, OF New
York. who viii be her guests for
short time
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Mrs. Samuel Told Davis and Miss
Winifred Davis, OF the Highlands. who
have been entertaining considerably IN
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Lymans Guests Of BrOwnsons.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brownson will
have as their guests for the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs Hart Lyman, Of New
York, who win arrive IN Washington
this afternoon. on account OF the re-
cent death Of a great friend OF Admir-
al Brownson there will be no formal en-
tertaining in honor OF their guests.
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Mrs. Bonaparte, wife Of the Attorney
General. came to Washington from her
home in Baltimore yesterday morning
and spent the day In making official
calls. She returned to her home today
and viii remain until Monday, when
her social duties will again call her to
the Capital She will continue TO divide
her time between the two cities all
winter.
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Mile. Guilmette des Portes, daughter
OF the counselor Of the French en-
bassy. is confined to the house with an
attack Of bronchitis.
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Mrs John Dwight will 60 10 New
York for a few days stay on Sunday.
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Mrs. LOwden, wife Of Representative
LOwden of Chicago. will be hostess at
"A luncheon Thursday, December 10. In
honor Of her mother. Mrs. George PSll-
man. OF Chicago.
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X DEBUTANTES AT LUNG4EONS, TEAS AND DINNERS y
Miss POrtner
EntertainS For
Miss NeWberry

Miss Anna Portner, the debutante
daughter Of Mrs. Robert Portner. en-
tertained at luncheon today compli-
mentary TO Miss Carol NJ wberry. the
debutante daughter Of tae Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs Truman
II. Newbcrry.
Invited TO meet the guest OF honor
were Mics Marion Leutze. daughter Of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. L. II. c. Leut7e;
Miss Frances Goldsborough.~ Miss Con-
stance Hoyt. daughter Of the Solicitor
General and Mrs. Henry NJ. Hoyt; Miss
Henrietta Fitch, daughter OF the Chief
Engineer of the Navy and Mrs Henry
W. Fitch; Miss Katherine CiabauSh.
Miss Eleanor Granger, Miss Louise
Cole. Miss Margaretta Morse. Miss
Helen Wilson. Miss Ruth Noyes. Miss
Wluifred Davis, Miss Marie Baum
garten. and Miss Portner.
Mrs. Ida Koch Lane announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Miss Ida
Feta Lane, 10 Claude Irwin Parker. The
wedding Will take place December u.
and viii be followed by a reception in
the home Of the brides mother
Miss Carol Baer Of NJ street win leave
Washington shortly to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Mamie Bachrach and
Ralph Selig, both Of Philadelphia. Their
marriage will take place December p.
They arc both well known in Washing
ton
Mrs. I. /. Goldsteil and son returned
Monday. after spending a fortnight I'm
Baltimore with relatives.
Miss Hattie Fuld has returned 70 New
York. after being the guest OF Mrs.
Sllas Rosenthal OF the Ashley.
Miss Mae Harris Of the Oakland left
today 10 spend some time IN New York
and philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Myer NordnnEcr hello
til cir regular Tuesday evening bridge
list this week. The guests were Mr.
ard Mrs. Ike Beirend. Mr.. and Mrs a
Beer and Mr. and Mrs. Abe King
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The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
have sent out invitations for the Cabi-
net dinner TO be given at the White
House December 10.
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Cards for Luncheon.

Mrs Victor Kaufman has cards out
for a luncheon at Rauscher's Decem-
Der 19.
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British seoretarY Entertains.

The Second Secretary or the British
Embassy and Mrs. Young entertained
at dinner Last eveGiag In honor OF Mrs.
Youngs father. Sir Courtenay Ubert,
who is visiting thein. Among the guests
were AIR. Justice and MRS. Holmes,
Mrs. Donald Cameron, Miss Cameron,
lir. and Mrs Theodore Boal, and VII
.iam Phillips,
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Prof. and Mrs. Brander Matthews and
Prof. T r. Lounsbury are guests at the
White House.
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Henry B. Richards, OF Eastrn- Pa.
Announces the enCa cement Ct his daugh-
ter. Grace. to Arthur Hollis TirTell. son
Of Representative Charles .. H-rell OF
Massachusetts. The wedding win take
place som time this winter. Represent
at.ve TirreIl and his son have al apart
ment in the Portland.
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Esme Howard. counselor Of the Brit
ish embassy has returned to the en-
bassy after having Travelled in the West
Indies.
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an informal way this season at dinner
generally followed by bridge. enter
tained Wednesday afternoon at a large
bridge party in their apartment.
Tomorrow Miss Davis will entertain
at a large debutaute luncheon In the
ballroom OF the Highlands compliment
tary to Miss Eleanor Ridgely. the debu-
tante daughter Of the Comptroller of the
Currency and Mrs. William Barrett
Ridgely.
Representative Martin 3. Madden OF
Illinois entertained at dinner last even
ing IN the private dining room at the
Highlands. His guests were Mr.. and
Mrs George II. MunrOe. Mrs. Weeks.
George b. Campbell. and Miss Camp
bell. The entire party is en- route from
their home at Joliet. H.. near Chicago,
to Florida, where they will spend the
winter at Palm Beach.
Mrs. Madden and Miss MADDEN will
join Mr.. Madden at the Highlands after
the first or the year.
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Clarence W. De knight was host at
a stag luncheon and dinner party yes
terday afternoon in his apartment IN
the Connecticut.
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she Viscount and ViscountesS de
Martel. OF the French embassy. enter
tanned at dinner last evening in honor
OF Miss Squiers. daughter oi the Amer
lean Minister 70 Panama, who Is leav-
ing Washington for NevT York next
Monday. The guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Legare, Miss Isabelle May.
Henry May, Count VOE H@tzfeldt ard
Prince Zu Lynar. OF the German En-
bassy. and the Vicomte De Chambrun.
Of the French Embassy.
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Samuel Todd Davis. jr., OF Bridge
port. Conn. will arrive In Washington
tomorrow to attend the Gr,dirOn dinner
Saturday evening. He will be a guest
at the Willard
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The wedding OF Miss Blanche MINI 70
Vernon shapiro took place last Thurs
day They are both OF Baltimore.
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Mr.. and hrs. John Walter Lyons Of
Rutland. Vt. tie latter formerly Miss
Maud l. MCCahill. daughter OF Mrs
Edwin McCahill, OF the WOOdley, whose
marriage was an important social event
Of November % have returned from
their wedding trim, and have been the
guests OF Mrs. McCahill for a few days
en- route to their nome IN Rutland.
'CEey will leave Washington this after
noon or tomorrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyons Will occupy apart
ments in the RdrdWell fer this winter.
Milton No-es. who has been spending
the last two years in the West where
he has been connected with he United
States Geological Survey has returned
to Washington to spend a few months
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Moves, in their home on Capitol
Hill.
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Mrs I. I. Goldstein and son returned
Monday. after spending fortnight I'm
Baltimore with relatives.
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Secretary Of State Root, after a short
stay at the department, left the city
hurriedly for Clinton. n. Y. to attend
the wedding there Of his son, Elihu. jr-,
TO Miss Aida Stryker. He will not re-
turn until Monday.
Mrs W. Walter Dinwidd;e. of Toledo,
Ohio. and her little son Marcus Wal
thall ar visiting Mrs. Dinwidcie's par
euts. Gen. and Mrs. Marcus J. Wright.
I143 COrcOran street.
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Miss Hattie Fuld has returned 20 New
York, after being the guest OF Mrs.
SllaS Rosenthal OF the Ashley.
The Washington times., 1907-12-06

Miss Mae Harris Of the Oakland LEFT
today 10 spend some time IN New York
and philadelphia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Myer Nordlinger hello
til cir regular Tuesday evening bridge
- list this week The guests were Mr.
ard Mrs. Ike Behrend. Mr.. and Mrs a
Beer and Mr.. and Mrs. Abe King.
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These Extension Skates can be
made TO fit any size foot. Like
the illuSuaGOIi--75c at the hard
ware stores. For sale here on
Basement Floor.
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fairly well, too. Whether Il be cutting an
upright for a new dwelling or getting out
a row-lock, the preliminary carpentering
Is done with an axe
Tho fishery begins about June Is, but all
depends on the coming OF the caplin, a
small bait fish about seven inches long.
Caplin appears in countless numbers along
the shore, and for weeks stays in near the
land. This fish is much priced by both
fishermen and farmers. The former use
II for bait for Goldfish, the latter for making
manure, and also spread It as It comes
from the water over oats, potatoes and
turnips; green manure" this Is called. As
a slight DEPRESSION, may say that Me-
foundlander never dreams OF saying either
cod or Goldfish. The cod being the only FISH
in his eyes, he says fish simply in speaking
of cod; all other kinds OF fish are specified,
such as salmon, herring. etc. 1t has been
decided by law that FISH In Newfoundland
parlance means cod, and that alone. To
catch II, caplin is very good bait, but has
an additional value, inRsmuch as It entices
the FISH near the shore, where II is caught
quite easily by the fishermen. To see the
enormous amount Of caplin thrown in on
the land-wash by those who till ground
one would think that the ocean had been
depleted. Carts pass along the roads day
after day. from morning till night. for
weeks. loaded fun with caplIn. At times
the bottom OF the harbors will be covered
thick. to the depth OF several feet with
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20

this fish, which may be dipped UP with
any kind of net.
There are certain customs that are rarely
departed from. One is that the sons in a
family marry In turn, beginning with the
eldest. Each, TO the day of his marriage
generally between the twenty-eighth and
thirtieth year-gives every cent Of his earn
ings to his parents, and lives in perfect
flial subsection till the hour comes that
he departs to his own home The father
builds the house and gives to each a piece
of ground; the youngest falls In for the
family dwelling and surrounding land. The
girls, one and all, are cut off without a
cent This latter will at first sight appear
to be a grave injustice, but as the girls
are supposed to marry, and, with rare ex-
ceptions, do, the system works out cor
rectly. One blessing II certainly brings
with It Is love and happiness between hus-
band and wife. Unhappy marriages are al
most an unheard-of thing in the outports
The proverb that when hunger comes in
through the door love flies out through the
window has no meaning for Newfoundland
ers The greater the poverty the greater
the love and Observation-Disclosures Maga.
zine.
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LIFE IN NEWFOUNDLAND
Traits and Customs of People with
whom Fishing f. Main
Occupation.

Towards the end Of May in the outports-
a name given to all places outside Of st.
John's-when the "praties are sot," you
will be awakened some fine morning by q
peculiar tap, tap. tap, coming from the
seashore. This is the first sign OF prepare
tlon for the fishery; the men are over
hauling their boats and caullking up any
Joints that may have opened during the
winter exposure on land Then for days
there is nothing but this tapping from
scores Of caulkers' hammers. and the air
becomes redolent with the mingled fumes
OF tar and wood smoke from the fires
lighting near each boat Paint IL scarcely
ever put on boats here; nothing but a good,
decent coating OF tar, with perhaps a
colored streak around the side, OF either
yellow or red oohre. mixed with cod oil.
The old salts don't hold with paint it's
not equal to the real stuff tar. Should a
boat require repairs, these are done near
the shore, mostly by the owner for every
Newfoundander Is past master with a
hatchet, hammer saw and plane, What
carpenters would spend half day over
with chisel and maliet. our fishermen will
do in ten minutes with a hatcheti and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20

this afternoon at p. m. at the Brewer
undertaking rooms.
G. II. Nelson has sold his residence IN
Missouri avenue park addition to IL. Hirst
Willard.
]. II, Bulla is still absent from the city in
South Dakota where he is looking after q
homestead,
Mrs. Frank l.. Smith, who has been
Frustrated for very long time, is said to
be very low.
Frank Amherst has bought property in
MaXwelrs second addition to the city Of
South Omaha.
The Cudahy Packing company took out
permit for a 5000 addition to it's office
building In one of the departments.
Charles Ore, Antos Skully and John
Shopek were fined small sums in police
court yesterday morning for intoxication-
Milton, the 3-year-old son of N. J. Sip
herd, 24l3 X street, died yesterday. The
body will be taken to Osceola, Neb., for
burial
W. A. Scott 22l2 NJ street. reported to
the police yesterday morning that someone
l,had stolen from his premises a kit of car
penter tools valued at $35.
The funeral OF James Devaney will be
held at d. m. this morning from the resi-
dence Mt Twenty-third and o streets, to
st. Agnes church. The burial will be In
st. Mary's cemetery.
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the signature, intimating that It probably
was forged and suggested a recess until
he could by telephone verify the signature.
1t took only a few minutes TO convince
the three members of the board that II
was correct and he advised the members
interested that they had better obey the
order which they did and on motion of
Rich the board adjourned until Monday
evening, next.
Magic City Gossip.
d. Erion is reported quite seriously Ill.
Call No. and order a case of letter
Book beer.
Marie Jan Dvorak is erecting a neat cot
tage at Twentieth and Q streets.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to all
parts of the city. Telephone No, s.
Michael Wees, Twenty-seventh and ]
streets, is building new residence.
Mrs. J. l.. DUH is reported seriously i'll.
She has been confined for the past ten
days.
1t is reported that Mrs. McCandless was
Frustrated yesterday BY a stroke of par
alysis.
c. II. Hart, father of f. p Hart OF this
city, died at his residence in Omaha Thurs
day morning. The funeral will be held
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20

Laverty, Corrigan and Rich attempted to
ride over the minority members Of the
board and carry the motion through
Injunction Papers Served.
At this point Schindel laid hold of some
papers in Corrigans hands and tore them
up, which brought matters to a head.
Rich was on his feet in an instant and
started to lay hands on schindel and i'm
nedlately there were symptoms Of a rough
house. superintendent McLain stepped
tween Rich and Schindel and by that tims
the citizens expressed their disapproval, and
for a time it looked as though violence
would be done order was restored with
Member Morrill, still holding the floor and
demanding his rights, but Laverty in
sisted on vote.
At this point a deputy sheriff served a
restraining order on Laverty, Rich and
Corrigan, restraining them from electing
teachers, and other employees which they
had previously disclaimed in court any in
tention OF doing. The restraining order
was signed by Judge A. L. Sutton. The
boards attorney, H. c. Murphy, questioned
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20

Jap Rose transparent toilet and bath soap
is made from the whitest, purest and best
vegetable oils-oils that you can eat Made
by Kirk-sold by all druggists and grocerA.
therefore, no legal standing.
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led by Miss Ruth Brady, who will visit
with friends and relatives here
Mrs Josephine Nelson came down from
her cousin, Mrs. Nina Hanson.
Miss Effie Sorenson went TO Sclpio Fri
day to visit relatives.
Mrs Ralph Fairbanks. jr. arrived sun
day from trip TO California with her
husband.
Mrs. Joseph Wilkinson went to Salt
Lake Monday, accompanied by her two
granddaughter. Louise and Olive Sny
der, who have been visiting here for some
time
Willard Andelin left Sunday for Provo.
and after a short visit with friends and
relatives there will depart, accompanied
by Mrs. Andeiin, for Berlin, where he will
complete his musical training.
Mrs j. ]. Thomas came down from
Salt Lake last week and after visiting a
few days with her sisters. Mrs J. J.
Woodring and Mrs. A B. Williams. re-
turned to her home, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Eleanor. who has been
visiting here for a couple of weeks.
Born in Richfield, Aug. T. to Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Ogden. a son.
The following marriage licenses were
issued the past week by County Clerk
Farley Magleby: James A. Crosland OF
Richfield and Harriet A. Baldwin of
Brooklyn: George Gender of Austin and
Jennie Higgins of Brooklyn. George Jose
of Kimberly and Hettie Sylvester Of Ell
sinore. They We're ali married by the
clerk.
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relatives and friends. Lunch was served
Rev Engleburg Of Bingham and Rev.
Johnson of this city were the guests OF
James Glove on pleasant fishing trip
Thursday.
Mrs John c. Graham went over to Pay
son Saturday to attend the wedding an
niversary of MIR. and Mrs. F. j. Finiay-
Mrs. c. o. Newell entertained at a de-
lightfui card party Friday evening at the
Hotel Roberts. Five hundred was the
7:30.
Miss Minnie startup was a Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Miss Sarah Giles is visiting with rela-
tives and friends in Salt Lake this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones entertained
at dinner Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. George Davis and daughter Nellie
of Salt Lake are visiting in this city as
the guests of Mrs. Ruth Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Former came down
from Salt Lake Saturday evening to
spend few days visiting friends in this
city as the guest of Mrs. Ruth abbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McAdam enter
I tanned at dinner at their home Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. George Davis
/ Of Salt Lake. Covers were laid for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Root entertained
at dinner Sunday Mrs. J. c. Graham and
Mrs. c. o. Newell was the charming
| hostess at a social Saturday evening at
me Hotel Roberts in honor of Mrs. Sam
/ King of Salt Lake. Cards, music ana
/ games were the features of the evening.
! An elaborate dinner was served
Mrs Ida SmOOt Dusenberry returned
/ home Thursday after a couple of months
| absence spent through Yellowstone Park.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bachman spent
/ several days this week with friends I'm
| Salt Lake.
| w II. Dusenberry visited relatives and
/ friends in Salt Lake and Ogden this week
/ r. ID. Sutton of Park City mas been
/ visiting his family in this city the past
/ week
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. McEwan enter
/ tanned a number of their friends at din
/ ner at their home Sunday. Covers were
/ laid Tor twelve.
| Frank Graham of Salt Lake visited with
/ friends in this city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs o. w Bailey entertained
at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
McAdam
| Mrs. Clarence Erikson was the charm
/ ing hostess at a dinner party al her home
| Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. ~.
/ r. y. Atkinson of Salt Lake. Sweet
! peas were used as table decorations. Cow
! eTs were laid for twelve.
delightful dancing party was given
Monday evening in the Sixth ward as
| sembly hall for the little folks of that
ward
| o. W. Whitney of Salt Lake spent
/ few days this week III this city, the guest
/ of Mr. and Mrs W. H. Dusenberry.
Mrs. +. D Sutton was the pleasing
/ hostess at a KensingtOn at her home
/ Tuesday afternoon. About forty ladies
enjoyed a social afternoon. Lunch was
/ served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hampshire were
I the guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. r. HOdsOn
! at dinner Sunday.
! Horace Merrill has returned from the
/ east. where he has been attending school
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Barnes have moved
I to Ogden. where they expect to reside
/ for the present.
Continued on Page IS.
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afternoon. Ice cream, cake and refresh
association and large number of friends.
Roy Quinn Of Mt Pleasant was an Eph-
rain visitor Saturday
Mrs. James Anderson of Salt Lake Wis
tied Ephraim friends the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A Magelby of Salt
Lake are guests a the Union hotel
Mr.. and Mrs s c. Sorenson and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter SOrensOn spent the week
at the Beaver dams in the mountains east
OF the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Anderson are Salt
Lake visitors.
Miss Josephine Peterson of Salina was
an Ephraim visitor Monday.
Mrs. John Sorenson and daughter, Jo-
mann. visited with Manti friends this
week
Miss Anna Newell of Provo was the
guest of Mrs. Ethel Peterson the first of
the week
Dorius Schultz of this city and Emma
City Monday of this week.
Mrs. E. d. Anderson of Spring City Wis
tied relatives in the city this week
Mrs. Sadie Fowler of Provo is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Quinn.
of this city.
Mrs. J. S Stanford of Salt Lake is
spending the week in the city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong.
Mrs. Abram johnson and daughter. Ma
bel, of Mt Pleasant were Ephraim visitors
Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Kearns of Salt Lake Wis
tied relatives in EphTaim this week.
Frank and Archie Anderson of Glenwood
were visitors in the city this week