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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
EUREKA

Mrs. James Crooks and daughter.
Goldio, returned last Tuesday from
Los Angeles and other parts Of southern
California, whore they have been for
several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Fullrlcde returned last
sunday from a pleasant visit OF three
weeks With the latter's relatives near
Mackcy Ida.
Mrs. Dave Mills returned the first
part az the week from a visit with
Mrs. II. S. Haynes at Paysou.
NJ c. Nero left last week for CANA
d. where he viii visit old time friends
Mrs. A. Dutton returned ON Sunday
from 10 days visit In Salt Lake
Mrs. NJ. r. F. Sullivan visited her
mother at Payson this week
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oetrardcr were
th' guests of Salt Lake friends this
week
Joseph Wirthun and son were in
salt Lake Monday and Tuesday with
the family.
Nj and Mrs c. l.. HOLSTER Of salt
LAKE were visiting Dr. and Mrs L. T.
Pierce in this city Sunday and Monday.
Hyrum Madsen OF Salt Lake was in
Eureka visiting relatives the first Of
this week
Albert Joest until recently assayer at
the Lower Mammoth mine. has gone 90
Nevada Co reside
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Taylor are the
guests OF Payson relatives and friends.
Arthur Hanks after a visit with his
parents and other relatives In this city.
returned Co Ely. New. Sunday last
a s'r>l and dance was given at the
l. J.. s. church last night, for the bele-
NJ OF Lorauz Fuuaubach. Mr. Fulleu-
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T,IjifpDL:'N&TS2

An elaborate bridal AFFAIR Of tho
week IN which many salt I.akers are
Interested was the marriage of G.
clyde Suuires Of this city and Miss
Liva Eliason Of Logan. the event
l"hlng place on Wednesday an the
brides home. The ceremony was sol
'mni1ed IN the temple there ana i'm
the evening a brilliant reception was
held az the home Of the brides mother
the rooms AID grounds being beau
TRULY 10 and decorated and about r.
guests being present The bride WAS
attended by Miss Ncd9 Thatchcr. and
iho groom by Mr.. George Barratt and
tho party stood under bower of
Terms ana noWcIs. fcstOOns OF smilax
being brought from the chandelier a..d
studded with pink and white astars
While tho same flowers were an about
the room. The dining room was cs-
peclullN pretty with its large table
u the center and small ones sur
rounding it, stredmers of pink tulle
reaching from the chandelier TO the
Tour corners Of tho large table while
n Iac center was a bed OF pink and
white asters surrounding O. vase Of tho
same lowers and candlesticks were
3D.. each end. Pink ribbon steamers
We're stretched from the chandeliers
DO ihe corners OF the room. and on
each ~ 'he smaller tables were vases
of The same flowers. I'm the library
Lestoons of smilaN mingled with white
H'NDIs extended from the chandeliers
TO iue corners. ana sunhowers were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
WHERE HE'D HAVE BEEN.

a Detroit woman said OF the late
Cen Russell A. AIgcr.
I'm company with half dozen other
women committee, n FACET once
waited ON General Alger to try to- m-
tcrcst him Boo woman suffrage.
He was interested. He admitted tho
truth Of many OF our arguments. But
in the matter OF supporting us he
would not go as Tar as We wanted
him 10 go.
conc Of the ladies' got. am afraid.
a little oNereNcited. In her address TO
tho general she imputed 10 women
more virtues than any merely human
creature could possess. Al the height
Of her ololueuce General Alger chuck
ing interrupted her
He said Dee had once attended
woman suffrage meeting where the
lady lecturer on the platform had
boastcd iust as this lady was doing.
The lecturer. he said ended "a striking
climax with the question:
Where would man be n 70 had not
been for woman
she looked around the crowded hall.
The silence was intense. She raised
hor hand and cried again. impressively.
4 repeat. whore would man be NJ
Do had not been FOR wOmu"
Then @ coarse voice from the rear
replied.
I'm Paradise. ma'am'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
BRIGHAM CITY.

The Ladies' auxiliary held their club
meeting al the Commercial club rooms
wednesday afternoon The ladies were
bueilv engaged making Gags for the
cIty's adorumaut on Peach day. Light
refreshments were served
Miss Ray hubbard and MIR. Joseph
r.. White were quietly married at the
Logan Temple. "Wednesday last Tho
young couple left Immediately for thc
uationaI Park as Yellowstone.
Last Monday at Salt Lake City. MI
HuemaG Nelson and Miss Mabel Car
ter were married. Bishop Lorenzo N.
Stohl performing the ceremony, The
young coWlc VIII make their home "a,
Erioham.
Miss Josie SNOW Of Provo has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs j. J. Feathcrston'
MI aul Mrs. +. w Dunn have re-
turned from am extended trip through
northern Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs A. n. Snow Of Salt
Lake are spending a few weeks ih
Brigham.
Mr and Mrs Wynn J.. Eddy were
visitors 90 Salt Lake several days last
week.
MI and Mrs Heher Jeppsou were
visiting Mr. JeppsonS mother last
week.
Miss L0uella Knudseu and Miss Della
Clark were the guests OF the Primary
OFFICERS. Monday evening. Games were
enjoyed. Ice cream and cake was
served.
Miss Lylyc Knudsen has returned
from an extended European tour.
The Y L. NJ J. A. have given pretty
opening socials during the last week
before the regular sessions Of the ass
sociations begin for the winter
Miss Ella Jorgeusou Of ogden has
been the guest or Miss Louie Byvat'r
the .8st week.
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friends Miss Stella Hayden acting as
bridesmaid and Melvin Barlow best
man The rooms were prcttily decorat-
ed in roses and smllaX, and refresh
ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Bun
CESS WIN reside here.
A pretty AFFAIR of the week was the
morning wedding of Miss Lillian Burn-
ham and d. Charles 81 Morrison on
Thursday at Woods Cross yellow was
the bridal color and was seen Zoo "a
proiusion OF hoWers iu golden huca.
while the bridesmaids gown and other
details were suggestive of the urcvau-
ius tina a number of intimate friends
assisted In the affair." Miss Evcllnc
Thomas as bridesmaid. the rroom.s
brother j. i. Morrison as best man.
Mrs. Elbridgc Thomas. Mrs Morris
Forbes and the Misses Fisher Rudy.
Martin, Adams and Partridge assisting
in serving. DR. and Mrs. Morrison win
spend the winter in The south.
Another of Thursdays bridal events
was Cine wedding of Miss Blanche VIM
cent and John j. Wallace the event
taking place az the brides home with
NeF j.. J. Goshen officiating, Miss j..
vincent bridesmaid and j. W. Morri-
son best man. After a trip they win
DC al home at $50. Amos court.
wednesday witnessed the marriage of
Miss Virginia Strong and Alfred T.
konold. the wedding taking place az the
home of the groom. with Bishop Joseph
Christensen pcrforming the ceremony
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in the presence Of about so friends and
relatives. The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss strong, and the
groom by his brother Ebert kou-
old. while Mr. r. w Brown rendered
appropriate bridal music Mr. and Mrs.
Konold are az home at S36 west Second
North street
Miss Bertha Benz and Rev. W. A..
Bussard of the Lutheran Evangelical
church were married on Tuesday Owe
ming with Rev. W. a. Paden oiuciating,
Miss Lydia Benz acting AS maid Of hon
or. Miss Louise Benz and Miss Annie
SOronz bridesmaids, ana Mr.. Henry
Wcuings best man. Mr. Roberts ana MI
Elmer were usncrs, while the bride was
given away by her mother. Mrs. Chris
TINA Benz. 4 large reception followed
az the parsonage which was prettlN
decorated iu the church cOlors. pink
and white. Rev. and Mrs Bussard are
az homo az 336 south Fourth East street.
ono Of Wednesdays many bridal
couples was that Of Miss Dora String
fellow and j. y. Taggart. who were
married al the brides homo by Bishop
Eardley. "a large reception following.
The rooms were decorated in pink and
white astcrs aud sweet peas. and
number of intimate friends assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs Taggart viii reside az
York street. Waterloo.
Miss Idl Herman and ]. G. Hague
were among Tuesdays bridal couples
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
d. J. Goshen at tho home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g.. A. Herman
which woro effectively decorated in au-
tumn flowers Tho bride was prettily
gowuod in white, Miss Nellie Herman
was bridesmaid aud Mr.. Bert Kelly
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Hague viii
reside here.
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OGDEN

Among the pleasant events OF the
week was Oh, surprise party given
Wednesday evening ou Mr. and Mrs
Gus Becher az their homo. 903 Twenty
fourth street Tho homo was invaded
al soon after s. O'Clock Bon the evening
by about 80 of their friends, and au
enjoyable time was spent at music and
various pleasures. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present Wcre
Messrs. a. McslamCs III. III. Spencer
Abe kuhn. A. u. BigcloR ~ s. Brown
me. j. NJ Browning. r. j Cannon. r..
q. Manson A. H. Hibbs, a. 4. Fltz-
gerald. D. II. Conroy, e.. r. Holdings
worth and Mrs Edward WorthCimer Of
S. Louis.
Prof. squire Coop ANA vito returned
home Thursday nom "a pleasant visit
"a. chicago and other eastern cities.
The 1uug ladies of the Third ward
ontCi a ed Dkitgntfully "wednesday
evcniut at "a character ball in tho ward
ham. which was largely attended.
Miss Ida shupe, % popular young lady
OF ogden valley was married last Safe
urday at Denver 90 Frank 81 Ludwig
Miss Lottio Taylor has returned home
from "a pleasant outing with relatives
al cherry Greek. Hey.
Wednesday Miss Mary sinner OF Og-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

dies Interested On music spent fcw
hours pleasantly. Dainty refreshments
were served.
The Ladies Of Oh. AIacrdbccs gave \
social and card party Tuesday after
noon at their hal.
r. O.. Rich and wife. who visited i'm
ogden, the guests of Frank Henacrshot.
went east this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
HOW ONE FRENCH MAKER DEVELOPS THE PRINCESS

i details II
readily
silk In color g a
that the waist bias
the IN ul
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Of whit
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,,,rrason and warner have to-
lon, nnm n trip through Yellow
i.5ns National sarf
e,srro Rnrcrs % noted tenor OF Los
,e-,las. o. here Ni1iting Dr und Mrs
4 j. shores.
Fred Bcnuion left early In the week
,or ma University OF ponnsyly7n'a ID
continue hls college work.
Mrs D.. y Shook and Mrs. r5ot.
Roberts left this week 60 spend t,.,
wctEs ai Bingham canyon as tho eu..t.
OF Nu FfllN Mcdonald
Miss Florence Evans. who has sp.Ut
several weeks whit Mr AID Mrs R9,,
Wolker lcfi during the week for ba,
home n Cincinnati o
Mr and Mrs. Sumter OF Rosto, .,.
the guests Of j. parus and family
Mrs Paul Becmer ia VISITING in D.r.
SER With her parents. Mr and Nrg
nelson UnderhiL
N.s Estellc Boomer LEFT Tor Los An.
rso Wednesday night
Miss Merl Miller left Mon5g, o,..
u.ug for Los Angeles. where In, 49,
j1 sncnd the winter Mrs j D. 1rnioa
end Mrs. L. NJ. Miller win Ie9va tbo
latter part Of this month. ''
Nrs j s. Bemis has returned from
spending ~ days in Los Angeles.
Harry s. Knight has returned from
Mr. and Mrs 7. II. strattor and
daughter Of Chicago. who have snn,,t
t1' past year visiting the coast citios
'''l guests for the past few DAYS
e'l ana Or. Ned Hewett,
on to their home
Mr and Mrs j. r. Walker o,5
daughter Miss Margaret WaIte,. 10.
this week for Virginia. where tbc, ,,.i,i
vsi, with relatives before going on T.,
Sew ork' where Miss Walker win en-
ter lool.
3D.. George jay Gibson and rtuo
daughter accompanied by ROGER Sbcr-
man left Wednesday night Tor Nasb-
ington, whore they win visit for sor@,
time with Mrs. Gibsou's poraDfs H.
end Mrs. Hoyt sherman.
Mrs. Charles simms OF Kansas. WIN
h 'isllhs Mrs. g. ira futile will
spend next week with Mrs. Dunn i'm
Bingham. ''
Mrs. Downing Of Los Angeles. cal.
VIII pc mere this week 10 visit hon sis
ief' Mrs. Ira futile. in the Louise Oats.
Nh. 1La and Mrs c., NJ Bell and Miss
E..nila zane LETT this week for CALI
i"fnia for an extended trim.
Mrs. N. Barco and her mother Mrs.
,atey left yesterday for Mrs Barca,s
nome az crystal Lake, Ga
Mrs. T. A. Greenwood and dlurhter
holen, VIII return this week nom
spending month in Colorado.
Mrs. LeCompte Of Park city is here
visiting hor sister Mrs. Snyder. ou First
Mrs Henrietta Billings and her
daughter Use, formerly of This cifv
are M town at the Knutsford Tor "A
short time.
Miss Edith Sherman is back after ,
VISIT in Portland with Mr. ANA Mrs
Alma d. KATE.
Mrs G. III. Berlin of Omaha. who has
been spending the summer in Salt Lake.
viii leave Thursday for Bend or.
20 make her home
Mrs O., O. Whittcmore ana daupbters
viii leave tho first of next week for
Los Angeles. where they win make their
home Miss Leigh Whittemore win cu-
ter Marlborough school for year
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q skin OF sesuty 10 a soy Forever.

au about the room. Tho music room
was In purple osters and the han enc
trcly Boo green. Tho porch was huug
With japanese lanterns and the effect
throughout was most artistic A
room upstairs contained the present
which were numerous and beautiful
The bride wore a handsome gown of
white satin with trimmings of real
lace made in princess style. and her
attendant was gowned in blue AS
sisting the brides mother in receiving
were Mrs. Ella SquIres. mother OF tho
groom. and Mrs Charles Hansen and
Mrs. w. W. Mclaughlin sisters Of the
bride. number OF relatives and I'M
innate friends assisted in SERVING.
among them Miss Nora Eliason Miss
Hilda Eliason. Mrs Howard Thomas.
Miss Julia Nibley, Miss Hattie Smith.
Misses Blanche and Eva Benson.
Among the Salt Lakers who
went up FOR the wedding
were. Mrs. Ella SQuircs, Messrs.
spencer and Harold Squires.
Miss Nan Clawson, Miss Aura Rogers.
Mr.. MILFORD Moyle AR Alonzo
Squircs and othcrs Mr.. and Mrs.
Squircs win spend a few days with
the groom's mother. Mrs Ella Sluircs
In this city and Will later go 90 New
York 10 reside.
Tho engagement OF Miss Josie zitz-
man. form Fly deputy county clerk al
Ogden. and Malcolm McAllisteI is am
uounced, the marriage 20 Doe solemn
lied i'm the temple ON Wednesday
Sept 1S.'thc couple leaving the same
oay for am eastern trip to include the
principal cities
A charming church wedding of the
week was that of Miss Blanche Kim
bah and Mr.. Karl G.. schied. which
took place ON Wednesday at ST. Paurs
church with Bishop Spaldinc and
n, AN Brewster offiCiatinI The church
was beautifully decorated and filled
with a large number of intimate
friends IF the bride and Groom am
propri3ta music hoinr rendered bv
Mn. lack Rerkhoel Tho brides sis
Rom of honor Al. I}.,pard F,r,isetb
host man and ot14r ,,au,b.rs az tI,.
bridal p5Tt,- ryere tbr brides upcIr ana
rou.in NTr' Irary,. r.s,,.rsuo. ana NIr
George Lawrence. while Mcssrs. ].
t.s rt ,, -.
Stane, and iS.lnl. Pc ""t"d .. nsb.
crs Mr.. and Mrs Scb.id have como
to Tho co,et for short Stan. ana viii
return here to reside.
ON "Wednesday Miss Rose Ii,,vors
d3upote, ~ Nh ana M I NJ Rour-
Hnlman
,,,srrisd tb,. r,,.,,,or,. heing ,,.,eo,.,,,
lowing at Inc brides homo vsbcra The
Relatives ana intiuate friends we're
entertained.
-
The Wedding of Miss To,iso W-av
and Vaughn A. PAM talres riaca now
Rishop Joseph Christensen p,rforpad
the ceremony uniftnr Miss Franrss
Nav GRAY and John a. AraIir tbIs
week. a pretty reception folloyine I'M
which relatives and Intimate friends
of the bridal couple assisted and n
large number were present to enjoy
the evening Mr. and Mrs. Nalin viii
reside here.
An interesting announcement OF the
week was that OF the engagement OF
Miss Conceive Elerbeck and Dr. Chaun~
GOV Mott Ran.Giof "A. hos, mo Primo. t,.iI1
take place al the end OF this MONTH
Mrs Sarah r. Robinson announces
the engagement Of her daughter. Rove.
TO Angus Aston, the marriage TO take
NIL an
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bach viii leave next week upon mis-
sion Cor the Church 20 Germany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

Nise AdeIul Can0ua of Tl,ksouyi1..
F.a. l- Boo Eureka, the guest of lr. .HG
Mrs. T j Adams.
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Miss Florence Evans. who has spapt
several weeks whit Mr AID Mrs. nav
Wabor lcli during the week for b.,
home n Cincinnati %.
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Mr and Mrs. Sumter OF Boston I'd,
he guests Of J. parns and family
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Madam McMoueRal for First Glass
Dressmaklng. Templeton Bldg
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N- bstellc Boomer left Tor Los An.
reIo Wednesday night
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Mrt Paul Becmor ia visiting In Don.
ser with. her parents. ar and AIMS
Nelson UnderhilL
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Fred Ronulon left early Ia the week
Cor the University OF ponnsylv7n'a f1
sontnue hig college work
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She writes a. follows 10 the
Hcrpicldc Co:

More men and women have gof-
ten positive results from thr u-0
Of Ncbro'- HeruicIdo than from
all other hair rcmclio. combined.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-05
LOST POckETsoOk WITH $3.50.
Miss Mary Horriean Caused the Ar
rest Of John Smith.

New Paris O., Nov. Some eX'
element was occasioned Saturday eY-
cning, when Mary Ellen Horrigan, re
siding north of here came to town and
sWorc out warrant for the arrest OF
man who gave his name as John
Smith, for the theft Of pocket LOOK
containing $3.50 The man is a stranG-
er in this community and had been
employed by Mr.. Iorrigan to work on
the farm for a few days. Miss Horri-
gan had been to New Paris and short
~ after returning home missed her
posket book from its usual hiding
place and at once suspiciOned Smith
of taking it, Smith was arrested by
Constable kessler and brought before
Squire Hilderbrand for trial. The de-
PENDANT plead not guilty and the evil
dence being insufficient to convict
him, he was released. The cost was
paid by Miss Horrigan. The pocket
book has not yet been found.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-05
How to Cure
Consultation

Few people altogether escape a disor-
der of the bowels. You may catch cold,
over-eat, over-drink, worry too much,
not exercise enough or do hundred and
one other things that result in constipa-
ton or costiveness. When the trouble
comes it Is well to know what to do for il.
In the opinion OF thousands there is no
better cure for constipation than DIR.
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin, which anyone
car obtain for so cents or 81 at drug
store. We all have constipation occa-
sionally, and the sensible thing to do is
70 have . bottle of this remedy always in the
house. You take il at night on retiring, for
exam pls- and when you wake Up in the morning
at your Usual hour il PRODUCES is results.
Your stomach iastan thy becomes lighter. your
head clearer. your eyes brighter. you feel active
and spry once again, your appetite has re-
turned and you IRE ready 70 work with enthu-
siasm and vigor. All this may rot have taken
more than dose or two. At cost not TO exceed
two or three cents. Can you afford 70 feel bad
when you can feel good for 50 little.
Dr.. Wilson Brown, OF Metropolis. H., has no
hesitancy in saying that DR.. Caldreifs Syrup
frankly admits To his patients that they used
it when the stomach. liver or bowels cot out OF
order they would have less need OF him Il is
without doubt the best cure for occasional or
hrontc constipation. dyspepsIa. bilioasness
iaundtce, sour stomach. lazy liver, hatuIeucy,
diarrhea- and similar digestive Ills in old or
young. It LIS 2 thousand times better than salts
or purgative waters. acts gently but surely, IS
pleasant TO the taste. does not gripe. and cures
permanently.
Go 20 your druggist and get 50 cent or 81
bottle and see L our claims are not justified
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-05
FELL INTO SWOLLEN CREEK
Boy Has Narrow Escape from Drown
ing, Near Losa ntsviIe.

Losantsville, Ind. Nov. J.-Donald,
the 7-year-old son Of George Strickler,
living twelve miles northeast of here
had narrow escape from being
drowned While returning from school
lie accidentally fell from a bridge
about tWenty-feCt into Cabin creek.
which has been flooded by the recent
rains. and would have persisted but
for the timely assistance of q neigh
bOr. David RiX, who uneXpectedly APP
peared soon after the accident
The child was accompanied by a
small brother, who ran to the Strick-
Ter home and gave the alarm. The
child's mother and grandmother ran to
him, about one-fourth mile distant,
but he had been rescued before their
arrival. The lad regained conscious
ness an hour later.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-05
WlSE.MYERS NuPTIALS.

White Branch, Ind, Nov. MAR
ried by the Rev. D. e. Bowman at the
residence Of Will Stout on Bear Creek.
Peter Wise to Miss Amanda Myers.
who has made her home with the
Stouts for seven years. They will live
in Hagerstown in the property pur-
chased of Jesse Replogle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Ulrich gave 4 reception
Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs. Wise. Other
guests were Mrs. Emma Brumback of
Kansas. Mrs. Addie Conway, Emmett
Moore and family, Henry Wise and
family. Jack Smith and family, Betsey
Shell and Florence Shock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-05
It WILL Be ENTIRELY
READY BY CHRISTMAS
Work on the Greater Hoosier
Drill Plant.
ONE BUILDING TO FINISH.

The greater Hoosier Drill works will
be entirely completed by Christmas. IS
the belief of the officers of the CON
Germ as they have freely expressed
themselves. But one building remains
to be completed this year, the assem-
bling and storage room, which is now
under course of construction. This
building will be three stories in height
with basement, and will be one of
the largest yet constructed al the
Hoosier plant. There will be no be;-
ter equipped seeding machine company
in the country than the Hooier when
everything is placed in running order.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-05

gave reception for the seniors. Sat
urday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Mckee. The evening was
enjoyed in leaf and music contests.
story telling and prophecy readings
A two-course luncheon was served,
Miss Mabel Voria and Wiley Phellis
furnished the music for the evening.
Those present were Miss Lucille May.
Estella Pee, Mabel Noris, Margaret
Scott and Thomas Butler, Howard
Champe, AFRO Thompson, seniors and
Misses IneZ Funk. Cecil Williams and
Wiley Phellis Juniors and Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Stewart, Mr.. 2. V. NOris,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Mckee and Morton
Walters and Miss Goldie Shaw.