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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-05
NOTICE. 70 cuNrn ,.r.,...

~, Undersigned Trustees =, I
Siven school DISTRICT, Fu,,nt., Fvtlntus,
sanpev Cyunty Utah viii VeII qieca
w 20 u,clock p. MI. Aptil t,r,Ss"lyv LIDS
tile rtecIoi OF echuciI buIj.iis lNf, Tor
etcctsd ~ Fountain Green piiu salaas V ia
sperihcetlvns and nstructians e 81 PLANS
Sni be found at the restAsa 20 bidder,
Nellson. lSouhthtn Green. tjtSH Lar,
YSrIlS,a o. r G watkins. A rchIi egd AZ Tia
Utah BIDS viii bc received Iina'S =, prdvo
form for brick md Stone wosL sesrrestnd
work alld tin work plnSteriu y ,,sa,t ltntc,
HI nnd heating apparatus. 6tSn paiut
huild,rs complete except heaiiny tei' the
tus; lSntii Did must he reconina N FNala.
r n,a shsSs ~ per CENT Of The arrN MA
jected bids; also to the suceesss,v,nl n tc.
upon entering into ccntrnct nTJ , ll bidder
approved bond " twice The en,r,,gs w wing an
Within one week OF time said y % bid
awarded otherwise The amount WON IN
fcttcd to said school district. M " .. ne Tor,
VIII meet at the old school h,l rlrstecs
Fountain Greer at the abSve .y.5.Hlny Ia
and date 70 open and pnhlcjv ny, n.y. 1uml
bids The Trustees reserve the Nag rli
iect any ana asi bids. or aceent sn. 20 ne
thereof. Nps any aafE
BY order OF Board of Trus,oo.
LARS NEfLSO N, T'haIr,,..
]. r. ANDERSON, Tfssss 'l
CHAS. q, LIVINGSTON s.s.
Dated Mt Fountain Green, Marcb "a SgseS
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

a special meeting OF the stakeholder
OF the STATE BANK OF UTAH a cor
poratiOn organized and existing under n p
laws OF Utah. Will be held at It's bank
Ing house, in Salt Lake City, at O'clock
y. m. on Monday. he 22nd day Of ApIi-
1907, for the purpose of considering the az
visa bility OF amending Article ] Of the AZ
tlces Of Incorporation. as heretofore
amended. by Increasing tho capital s;oek
from $3.50 90 10 sioI o0e,to, aud by pre-
viding that the tlEo.cc0oo OF ca ptal stoc-
representing such Increase. shall be sub
ject 10 disposal by the Board OF Ditec'
tors for the uses and purposc cf the cor
poration to such persons, at such time q
times. for such consideration and upf9
such terms as the said Board rnuy GttlG
expedent; and for the purpose of ccn=S
er(ng the edvisabsllty OF amending Art
iicles and S. by increasing the niinl's
OF Directors to 13 and the number OF Vice
Presidents 10 2 and by providing for ne
hllfng Of yacancios among the Directors.
and Of considering the adyIsabllity 81
amending Article g by extending the COZ
porate eAistoucc ffcri period OF q Years
10 period ol IS aifs from and after me
date OF the orglnls sicn OF the said Hos-
pOratcu.
BY order of the Boatd Of Directors.
IOsEPH r. SMITH. ptts'dcn
C1lAS. s. BURTON. Cashier
Dated ~ Salt Lake City March p lNs'
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NOTICE OF SALE.


granted BY the Third judicial district
Court OF the state OF Utah, County OF
1907, Will sell al private sale the fol-
| lowing described real estate, N, salt Lake
County State OF Utah:
Beginning at the northeast corner OF the
81 y SECTOR sixteen tie. soynsh a s one
Lake Meridian; thence south eighty $50,
S1'f r esS twen nsse Us as acres
Also the north ham OF the so south; 1Hs. asst
| ship two t.1 south OF range two ", west,
| salt Lake Meridian, containing eighty $50,
acres.
t ef saia Ssee sie. In the following GER
Certiacaie No. SOS for lots one o., two
ty ~, ineee s 81 "I lot one one d. the northeast
quarter OF one. ID OF the northwest
Quarter On. w. 10, 1.-THE north half IN Nd
81 -he northeast oViarter On e. ~ of sec-
tion thirty ssol In sownshlp two ca) south
ram GO two IA west OF Inc Salt Lake Meri-
dian. containing three hundred and twenty
and sixty-one hundredths (aso.sl) acres.
described property.
The southeast Quarter Is r.. ~ OF Sec
ton tyenty.t,ire l29). In township two C2)
south, rarge wo l2l west OF she Salt
IA 1Ttv IsfM nsyes'
Cert ficate No. f75i for the following
aescrihad nranerry,
Lots nine tsl, ten tl0). eleven (1i) and
,weIve fIsS OF section twentv-nine s2Sl,
,ownshIn Two n, south range two (2j
west OF the Salt Lake Meridian, contain
insr ore h,,ndred and slytv and sixty hun
, ~ y,s T iT,1u n, acres e'N,' e'-
" CsrtiSlc ates No 7sia for the following
oe fSt sa 3, Of seoto, twentynfne Cae,.
.ha sou,hc. ct 1,a rter rs "a AZ, az ms
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice OF Admin istrators Sale of Per.
sona Property; Notice Is hereby given
that in pursuance OF an order Of the Dis
trict Court In and for Salt Lake County,
State Of Utah. made and entered on The
s1th OF March. 1907. in the matter OF tte
estate OF Eliza K Woolley. deceased, the
undersigned administrator OF said estate
will sell at private sale to- the highest
bidder for cash, on Monday, the 18th day
OF April, 1907. at IL o'clock NJ. at The late
residence of the said deceased, No 70.
East Fourth South Street, Salt Lake City
Utah, the following personal property to.
wit; Eight shares Of the capital stock {
lions Co-operative Mercantile Instltutio
a corporation. Bids in writing will be r.
ceived by said administrators al the aboyg
address up to and including tha date q
sale.
(Sign.dl RAN4ALD NJ. MOoLl.EY,
AdminlstTutor
william III. King & Samuel Russell AZ
torneys for Administrator
Date OF first publication, April 1th L ,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS =

The undersigned Trustees ~ a.
School District. Mona, JuAb County iM}on,
will receive bids up to ] o'clocS ptch
April nth, 1901, ior 7he ereetlS, y m,
school building to be erected IN ngt 4
Utah Plans, specifications ard ,Mstqna-
tions 10 bidders GAN be found al ~, ib,,etIuc-
dence OF T. RI. Kay. Mona, Utah 7,s Iest,
tho office OF r. G. Watkins Atchiig AZ
Provo. Utah. Bids wil be icrci,, sI,ecs
segre gated form for brick and n
plasteriny md painting, und hyaisnrw vrk
paratus; also for the building oo,,,s5ls ap-
except heating apparatus Each lila 49, r.ae.
be accompanied with certified ch~ct u ~,
per cent. the amount Of bid, vhlrS ~ ,t, 2
be returned with all rejected bIds' Wnl
to the successful bidder upon enterin .. aso
to contract and giving an approved fo",i, ~,
of twice the amount ~ bid Within So KY
week OF tlinc the said vTrrk Is aEarS yae
otherwise the amount to be forfetns J. y,
said school district The Trustees Mn N
meet at the old school buildn ( In MI ~ul
at the above stated time and date 10 ' XXI.
and publicly read all bids, The TTuS Sps.
reserve the right TO reject any and M
bids or accept any part thereof N''
By order of Board of Trustee
J. W. VEST, Chairman
". n. STARR, Treasurer.
f. II. KAY. Secretary,
Dated at Mona- March 10. lNg.
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AT NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans April 4 -Rssuts;
First race, I'VE flsrlongs--Enfn won:
Mlllc Ball second Entrada, third, Time
s,0i a-S
Second race. steepleChsse. short course
--Segarfeld won; lights Out second;
PIihtahio third. Time-9:5s
Third race, four furlOngs- Connie
Hayes won; Prince Howliug second;
Bl-awnoy Lad, third. Time ~ 3-s
Fourth race. hhndlcap, mtle-l7aSadena
won; LanCaslrlan, second WASHER Cts.
well. third Tlme-l;l0-
Firth race, six rurlungs- Robin Hood
won FTonlenac second Cablegram third
rime--l.l3 rs,
sixth race seven fnrlongs-F Fantastic
won Polly Prim, second Cutter. ihlrd
'fime--l;S n 2-S
Seventh race, mile and sixteenth .
Lemon Glrl won: Golden Mineral, second
Nellie Barn, third. Tlmo-1:ss 3-5.
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CONFERENCE
Reduced Hates Via oregon short Lin

Tickets on sale from Ogden and Ia
termediate points April Attn to 9Th,
Inclusive. final limit April l2th, From
other stations in Utah north OF Ogden
April ard to sth, Inclusive final limit
April 18th. From idaho points April
srd To 9Th. inclusive. final limit April
18th. From Union Pacific points.
Green River and west. April 3rd to
7th, inclusive, limited to April 18TH
From Southern Pacific points east OF
Monticello, April 3rd to 6th, inclusive.
final limit April 18th. For rates and
further information, see agents.
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+ ALT
Wears Out the Nery es.


DO you realize that pain is
weakening, and cxhsusts yotir
Vitality Don't you remember
how completely worn out you
felt after that last attack of
headache, neuralgia, backache,
periodical or other spell Of suf-
feringS Nearly every case OF
inflammation, apopIcSy paral-
ysis, epilepsy and insanity IS
directly due to the weakening
influence Of pain upon thc
brain nerves; For this reason
every one who suffers from
pain OF a0l- kind shonld not
fail 10 get relief as quickly as
possible,
You can do this by taking
DR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
others do,
~ have used Dr Miles, Anil Tain
ANS Tor years, and eau say Ties nave
rover failed always. keep them IN
the. house IN fact | bad rathor DO
without suRnr than the pIls Pre-
Nious 10 using them l had always SUI
tered WEI Iick headache. sometimes
s'.ng, n he'd Tor three and four d-ys.
hag iJlel' n9srly yer ''l1r I ever
~ nrAt hslt nrtor @ abort tlrno 81
cntei would wear on ID Is lgc years
npN slilee ! began tat NJ ~ Niles
Anti Pnin Pals. aud H. renllts arr
hs good as at first.
Mrs W, III, MAneHAi.f.
20 ~ Cnll.
Ut muf'' anti Fain plale arr eflh by
your uruSDius, WAC viii aAaTantse tins,
". First pneF zoe wlll banshs, N Il
Yss"s Ssl Issufn Yeur money
v'''s, % eenas- Never sold In bulk
Males Medical Co., Ell,llarr, Ind
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OGDEN BOWLING SCORES.
COLUMBIA CLUB.
JEssCos.
NELSON DECLINES
Joe Cans and Harry Lewis Sign for
Fight.

Chicago April Aloe Cans the light.
weight champion, and Harry Lewis Of
Phladelphia have been matched TO fight
az 1ss pounds. weigh In az the ringside
stripped. The representatives OF bcsh
the details OF the match The articles
signed call foT fight within the next
three months for the best purse obtain
able, FN6rfets OF $500 each were posted
and no purse less than NO, 30 us 10 be-
considered Neither man will be permitted
te engage TN a championship light DUR
ing the life Of the articles
Battlpg Nelson, who was present when
the match was made. WAS given the pref
erencs by Cans bus the Chira go man de-
clned, stating that he had enough money
tp retire.
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CHANCE FOR L, d. $. u
Team From The University May Get In
InterscIOla slr League.

II S quit. likely that the l.. II. s. IT,
baseball team Will get a place In the in.
terscholas site leegule this season and mp
pIicaton for membership has been tnade
The league consists Of Salt Lake High
Props The l.. u. s. L. boys say they are
In tha same class Coach Milne says ie
wants his team to he given s chance "a
the pennamt and hopes that tho appllca-
ton will H. accepted.
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MANY OFFERS ARE MADE.

A NUMBER OF offers have been made 10
T. lIeuSser, The Murray sotlthpaw One
is from Mountain Home, fds., another
from Eureka ana another from John Dn-
In the Western buI there seems TO be Il
light on over she franchise and he VIII
not decide where he will so until the ma
t0RAa commission settles the suuabbIe,
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VARSITY TEAM WON.

The University OF Utah baseball team
and "A nine f,om the preparatory school
played a game on the " campus yesser-
day afternoon and she former won by
score Of IL to l. The regular T. team Will
play the soldiers team tomorrow AFTER
noon.
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M,cARrY,s HAT sALE.

Opportunity OF a lifetime to get fine
hat this week. Any hat In the house
50 90 % II. End So. Wilson Hotel
Bldg.
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IT suffered habitually from constipa-
tfon- Doan's Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, so that they
have been regular ever since "a. L.
Davis. grocer. Sulpur Springs, Tex,
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MUSIC FESTIVAL, TABERNACLE,
s'IIiawatha'' first night. Seat sale
Clayton Music Co,
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and FOR Salt Lake County. State OF ltAt
Department No, ! In the matter OF ~
estate. of MhIy q vansrhpouhnvsp. ~
ceased, Aoticc. THE petition 0l ldeelle Z
bate az certain document plIrpnrl w
90 DO the last VIII and Testament of Neg
L, Vanschponhoven, decreased, ana ~,
,he granting ri L4tefs 'resiameutus5 "
Eugene T., Ells. lac been scf cor ".
IllE on Saturday tho lslb day ~ ANN
a - I'm, 10 O'Clock a M, aletnc tnuhs,
~ vpurt HOUSE, Va the No'lrl RnvlA 10 y,
taid tnuMAil salt Lake lity- Ssli l-As7
County, Utah ,.
Witness lhc l'lerh M salt. Court wilss
The seal thcrool asked lhie olIli gay Y
March 4. ~ 1901.
laeuD J, n ELpnh, ptsE, -Ifi- slelN
NY W v liarnswqsih' llei,'F. '"s
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=
PROBATE ,.i,o GUARDIAN StlIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk OF respective q
cas- tor further Information.

III the Third Judicial District cou
IN ana for Salt Lake County State ~
litah, Department NO. /. In the matter q
ths estate OF Nela Nicholson. Drcca sed.
Notice-Tho petition OF 1'otot q. Ras-
muEsen, praying for the admlsaion y PFC
bate cf q certain document putpOrtinE "a
be the Insi WIZ and Teatnmcnl on Nl','
Mikkelssn, deceased and tor tnc gian.-
lng~cf Letters Tostamensary to Peter
Rasmusss has boon set for hca.iug 2l
saturday, tho 9th dag Of Aplti A. y hgs
House In thc Court Room Of sld Coutt
in salt Lake CITY, Salt Lake Couh'y'
me seal thereof sft:Ssd ssS.s sS,h day "
March, A. -. 1907
tssall U. ElDREDGE lli. g.ers
BY w, II. Fansworih, Deputy Clerh,
Stewart. Stewart & Bulge, AtlnINef'
Tor Petitioner,
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BIG HAT SALE.

AT NfcCarty's. all this week, 20 L.
End So, Wilson Hotel Bldg.
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scMREcK-MIl.LE rlGh1

1onopah will receive favorable mention
during the next few weeks. as ON April
u M NJ Riley OF that town Will Stage n
heavyweight finish light between John
Willie and Mix Sehreck, Arrangements
Tor the match We're perfected several
days ago transportation for the c0ntest-
ants and their managers has been rcceir-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-11

Topeka. She was accompanied home
by her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Maze.
Mrs. r. J. Blazo of 100 Tyler street
is i'll at Christ hospital.
Mrs. Bertha Bernheimer has return
ed from a visit in Townsville, Ga.
and is i'll at her home 811 Topeka
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Zahner have
returned from Sea Breeze, Fla.
Mrs. Harry C. Ashby of Tulsa, Okla,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Farnsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs H. M Billingsley of
Charlottesville, Ind, who have been
the guests of Mrs. Jesse Shaw and
other friends, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Mulvane and ex-
pect to leave this week for their home.
Mr.. Frank Burrow of Smith Center
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Burrow
Miss Lottie stoneburner of Kansas
City, who is the guest of her cousin.
Miss Ethel Kingsley, will return home
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Healy will go to
Atlantic City this week for short
Mr.. Lew Brownson of Kansas City
was the guest yesterday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Armstrong.
Mrs A A. Hayes went to Newton
yesterday and from there will go to
Edmond, Okla; for a few days stay.
Mr.. George F. Chase of Washington,
d. C.. who has been the guest of his
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Capper,
left for St. Louis yesterday
Mr.. George NJ. Noble II of Atchison
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George NJ. Noble.
Mrs. Bernard Kelly of Ottawa is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. George
Crawford.
Mrs. e. c. Burge will entertain the
LADY Maccabees Thursday, March IA,
instead Of the 18th as incorrectly stat
ed Saturday.
Lincoln Circle number 1 of the
Ladies of the Grand Army will give
thin BILE party tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. T. Barkley.
The Richardson Art Embroidery
club will meet with Mrs. j. H. Nc
CHshy, 719 Lane street, Tuesday after
noon.
The sewing society of Relief Corps
No 29 will be entertained by Mrs. A.
J. Ferguson. 80 Monroe street, Tues
day afternoon
The Bible school of the First Chris
tian church gave a very enjoyable en-
tertainment Friday evening, March
Sth. consisting of the following pro-
gramme: Topeka Mandolin club; vocal
duet. Mrs Howes and Mrs. stockton;
guitar duet. Mr.. J. Chrisman and Miss
Mona Craig; reading. Rev. l. A. Will
son; vocal solo, Mr.. Pribble; violin and
piano duet, Miss Hiltie and Miss Deck
err: banjo and guitar duet Miss Mona
Craig and Mr.. Jason Hughes; vocal
SOLO Mr. Moore; piano solo, Miss
Stevenson; Topeka Mandolin club
Engraved cards and wedding in
vitations. Adams Bros.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

j. T. Bradley receiver to T. c.
J. E. Huey to B. F. Axtell part of
southeast quarter section 4, town
ship Il, range 15. :-.... .$1o.5oo
W. d. Davis and wife to NJ. c. Eas-
terday. part southwest quarter sec
ton q, township 10, range 10 2, 400
E: l. OFT and wife to H. B. @Lantz
OFT & Tewks bury u add :. So 1900
son. lot 81 Kansas, avenue south 5000
NJ w, A - Hart is and husb al1 to z W:
quarter section p, township Is,
~. F stallsinitin to b: T. Hinshaw.
PqEkdale ADDITION ~. s'ses'. 800
Whitton. north half southeast
quarter, section p. township ID.
w. X Gardner and wife to-E John
SON., lots IS and 80, Norris street,
C. Gresser to s. b. COOPER sio lot liz W
and part lot 14S West street,
Horne's addition 49,. ........-.. $50
r. Peale ct al tc c. dresser, lot 146
and part 14S West street, Horne's
J. 3. Pennington and .wifeeqto l.
Wilton, west half northeast quar-
ter section %, township ID. range IA 1850 !
M. f. Church and wife to a. Green,
lot 80. Center street. Mapleton's
n. P. Norton and wife to. T. Moritz. |
part southwest quarter section II, |
township II. range 16. ............. GO |
B, F. Axtell and wife to w. r. AK
tell. tract in section A. township u.
w r Axteii to B. F. Axteii, ! part ''OV
southeast quarter section 4, town -
E Foo ofns sr 70 Vie 70 1900
Thompson, lots 209, 21l. 21S and 2l5
Watson avenue, West End SUBJ. 500
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REMARKABLE WATCHES.
Some Wonderful Chronometers That
Have Been Made

A man in Switzerland has just made
a watch entirely of ivory obtained
from an old billiard ball. Works
hands and case are all of the same ma
terial. And yet it keeps good time
says the Chicago Chronicle.
| The first Photographic watch was
made in Paris in 1897. 1t was large
and heavy, but was regarded as a
great curiosity nevertheless. Now,
however, watches that speak the hours
in place of Ginning them are not at all
uncommon. s....s
They are still somewhat bulky as
compared with the best ordinary mod
ern chronometers, although not so
much so but that they can be easily
carried in an ordinary waistcoat
pocket.
Beneath the crystal back of valu-
able chronometer owned by an Eng
lish tradesman six tiny gold and silver
fish with ruby eyes are seen apparent
ly swimming about in real water. The
fish, infinitely small, are beautifully
modelled and the effect of noven ent
in their natural element is due to a
combination of hairsprings with a
background Of quicksilver.
Far more wonderful because of it's
small size is the watch owned by the
Czarina of Russia, originally presented
to the Empress Eliza beth on her cor
onation.
At the back is inset an exquisitely
beautiful little model of the holy
stern and motionless. Praetorian
guard.
This is viewed through the crystal
of the case. On opening it the imita-
ton stones roll away from the mouth
of the miniature vault. the sentry
kneels reverently, angels appear at
opposite sides of the opening and at
the same time there is played. softly
and sweetly,the music of one of the
sacred Easter songs beloved by all or
thodox Russians.
The watch weighs only seven
ounces, but the maker is said to have
worked at it almost uninterruptedly
nine years.
One of the most treasured orna-
ments of a London star of burlesque
is an exquisitely pretty little blouse
watch which plays couple of selec-
lions from THE Belle of New York"
The watch is keyless so far as its or
binary mechanism is concerned, but
tiny key has to be used to start 1t
playing The music is low In tone, but
very sweet and clear.
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Card of Thanks.

We gratefully express thanks for the
kindly sympathy shown us by friends,
neighbors knights and Ladies of Sc
curfty Turner society and First Church
of Christ, Scientist. during recent i'll
ness and death of our beloved brother,
husband and father; also for the beau
tiful horal tributes.
MRS CHRIST KIMMERLE
MRS. MARY KIMMERLE & FAMILY.
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Notes and Personal Mention.


Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Wilder of
Kansas City who have been guests of
Mrs. P. C. Noel since Saturday return
ed home this afternoon
Kansas City Star: Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur l. Murphy have returned from
months stay in Palm Beach and Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith of
Topeka.
Mr.. Charles Magaw returned Satur-
day from New York and Washington.
Mr.. f. c. Quigley. director of athletics
at ST. Marys college, was in town this
morning, en- route to Emporia, where
the different college athletic managers
meet to decide on a state intercollegiate
tract meet which will probably be held
in Topeka late in May.
Miss Elizabeth Bar and Miss Janet
Gardner are in Wichita this week
Mr.. Hal Hotchkiss of Watunga, /. T.,
who has been visiting his sisters, Mrs
Otto Kiene and Miss Ra Hotchkiss
left today for California.
Mrs. B. NJ. Wizard of Concordia is the
guest of Miss Glen Davis at the Blower
House. Miss Davis. Miss Helen Davis,
Mrs. Wizard. Miss Nettie Sohlinger and
Miss Elizabeth LIE Bar spent Saturday
in Kansas lily and saw Olga Neither
sole in Sappho at the Willis Wood
Mrs. Kelly and her little daughter of
Kansas City are guests of her sisert.
Mrs w. w. Strickland at the Virginia.
Mrs. Strickland has been seriously i'll
but is now convalescent.
Mrs. ]. Roland Histed and her
daughter Betty has returned from a
visit in Kansas City
DIR. j. H. Outland left for Chicago
today to spend a part of the week.
Mr.. B. T. Payne has returned from a
ten days trip to New York
Mr.. George Mitchell and Mr.. Reu-
ben Spivey were in Kansas City yes
terday.
Atchison Globe: Miss Bessie Jaquay
has returned from a weeks visit in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-11

A Topeka girl has the entertaining
habit in a new form: She gives par
ties at other peoples houses and in
other peoples names. When her
friends ask her for luncheon or din
ner they have learned to prepare for
additional guests for she is sure to
bring them with her if she meets any
one on the way who has not a pre-
vious engagement. When anybody in
vites her she accepts with alacrity and
adds: 80, I'll tell you'll Let's have
partyi Let's invite" and then follows
list of guests She entertains fire.
quently and lavishly but her part is
to furnish the inspiration and let 9TH
er people do the work and pay the
bills.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-11

The new rooms at the Provident as
ISOLATION which have been fitted up
for a boys club reading ana play room
will be opened. to the public tomor-
row evening and a reception will be
held from to 10 o'clock by Mrs. J. r.
Burrow, Mrs. c. w. Snyder, Mrs. Har-
~ Gavitt, Mrs. Aft Klingenberg. Mrs.
J. S. Leach, Mrs. George Stone. Mrs.
]. W. Going, Mrs. F. T. Bradley and
others who organized last fall for the
purpose of working for the Boys club
movement. No invitations have been
extended but all visitors will be well
come and doubly so If they bring with
them magazines or magazine SUBJ
scriptions, books or games suitable for
boys.