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The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-16
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further particulars address owner
O. Olson,
Lock Box 1882, Spokane, Wash.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-16

Carbon paper and typewriter
supplies Of all kinds at Wrights.
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Agents for Paris Patterns

the idea of autumn flowers and fruits was fully elaborated, baskets of Jus cious fruits resting among green banks of foliage, while the table was a beautiful picture with it's decora- tions of grapes of various hues ar- ranged in artistic profusion.
 After being delightfully."- served Miss Willie Hooker met them in the hall and directed them to the coffee room, where amid wealth of golden yellow flowers, Mrs. Will Roane and Miss Grace York gracefully greeted each guest, while Misses Margie Belle Atkinson and Jessie Andrews served delicious coffee.
 Mrs. o. w. Clark and Mrs. Hunter Knox were the hostesses in the flow er-laden library, where punch was served by Misses Josie Withers, Min nie McGaughy and Elinor Nunn.
 Passing from library to hall the guests were greeted by Mesdames J.
 B. Johnson, Ellen Hammett, J. Okieff and J. P. Knox
 This was indeed an event long to be remembered, and it's beauty of con- ception and completeness of detail together with the warm cordiality ex- tended gives it first place among the many perfect functions for which this city is noted.
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Musical COterie

The Musical Coterie held their first meeting on Wednesday morning at
 the Jewish Temple. A short business
 session preceded the program with
 Mrs. L. o. Knox, our efficient vice
 president, in the chair. Several new
 members were received and the list
 of associate members is growing. The program provided by Mrs. w. B..
 Sanders and Mrs. George Borresen
 was much enjoyed. The violin solo
 by MT. Mueller and piano solo by Miss
 Lazarus were specially fine.
 The Coterie chorus led by MT. Nc Neil gave two numbers. About one half our members were absent and were greatly missed we hope to have a full chorus at our next meet ing. An amusing feature of the en-
 tertainment was the "quack, quack' of flock of geese who were passing the open door during the rendition
 of the beautiful organ solo by Mrs. Renfrow
 The year book promises excellent entertainment and all are enthusiastic , over the renewal of these morning concerts. It was decided that associ- ate members be privileged to invite a guest
 Press Correspondent
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The T0mlins0n Reception.

One of the most complete and elab' crate society functions ever known iu Pine Bluff was the beautiful reception given on last Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5 by Mrs. Mae Tomlinson and Mrs. Frank Tomlinson at the charm ing home of Mrs. Frank Tomlinson On West Fifth avenue.
 The day was one of the beautiful October days for which Arkansas is noted, crisp with the autumn air, yet warm with the sunshine of Indian summer, and was in itself an inspi- ration for thorough enjoyment of the pleasures which the Mesdames Tom linson had prepared for their host of friends.
 During the hours from ? to 5 throngs of handsomely gowned guests called, and gave added beauty and grace to the tastefully decorated interior with it's bevy of charming hostesses.
 Little Frank Tomlinson received the cards at the door, and Mrs. Drew White cordially greeted the guests and directed them to the parlor where
 stood Mrs. May Tomlinson, Mrs. Frank Tomlinson, Mrs. Lewis Simp> son (Quanah, Texas) and Mrs. Van Knox. Tine parlor was a dream of beauty with artistic decorations of autumn roses and tropical plants, en, hanced by the elegant costumes and charming personality of the hospit- able receiving fine.
 As the guests passed from parlor to dining roome they were greeted by Mrs. A. s. Trigg, and in the dining room they were made welcome by Mrs. Neel Martin, Mrs. Charles Ring, Ter and Mrs. Harry Atwood Here
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HHE WEEK IN SOCIETY

were: Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Withers, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Taggart, Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Lee, MT. and Mrs. Drew White, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Vaulx, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Leverenz, Mir. and Mrs. Will Collier, MT. and Mrs. Hunt CT Knox, MT. and Mrs. Van Knox, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Atkinson, Mir. and Mrs. Ray Atkinson, Mrs. Louise Simpson,, Mir. Frank Tomlinson, Mrs. Millie Haizlip, Dr. and Mrs. o. w Clark, Misses Margie Bell Atkinson and Jessie Andrews
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Announcement has been made of the e1gagment of Miss Velma B. Lazarus and Harry H. Goldstein, both of this ely. The wedding day has not been sd Miss Lazarus is the daughter of Mtss Nannette Lazarus and is a young ladx.of many charms and accomplish ments, being an elocutionist of rare ability. She has been a favorite in Jewish society circles here for the past ew years, since she and her mother moved to this city from Bastrop, La lr. Goldstein came to Pine Bluff sev- ral years ago from Jonesboro and ngaged in the merchant tailoring usiness. Later he became a partner HI. c. Bluthenthal at "The Hub" nd has been very successful in bus less. He is young man of sterling
 orth and ability and his many friends
 dn with those of his prospective
 lido h extending congratulations to
 happy pair.
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ANrried Peoples Euchre.

larried Peoples Euchre en-
 opening meeting Wednes- Ing when Doctor and Mrs. Clark entertained the club. Interesting game was played ch resulted in the prizes being kby Mrs. Rob Lee and MT. w A. sart the ladies' prize being a tsQme pearl barette, and the gen @n1a prize a silver soap box. Hunter Knox received the guests N stlver grip tag, for which she
 AhNsMrs. Frank Tomlinson. 4
 p08rse luncheon concluded the mG'e Enjoyment. Those present
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l.. o. Knox is home from Little Rock.
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The recital to be given Friday even g by Miss Annie Megan, a noted ,cutiQnist, at the First Methodist urch under the auspices of the 20th ntury class of the Methodist church T be one of the leading events of 1t week.
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K pretty compliment will be paid
 s Nettie Byrd next Thursday af- noon when Mrs. M. E. Speers will ertain for her with linen shower.
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The Nathontes club will meet with 3. Frank Tomlinson next Wednes-
 afternoon.
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WAISTS.
 20 dozen Ladies' White Shirt Waists of fine quality madras and lnene, beautiful embroidered front: worth up to $2oo; your choice .$1.25 All wool Albaross Waists, trimmed with lace, in Net Waists in white black, butter or ecrue, great values at ....,.$4. $6, $75O and $8.5O Silk Waists in dainty pin stripes and checks, also pretty tailored taffeta waists in black, a bargain while they last ........................% %5 m
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r, l.. Hall. the wedding to take place
Tuesday, July %. 1907
Among the coast visitors the past
week were the Misses Nora and Myrtle
Reese and Miss Ruth klngsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Russell are back
from their wedding trip. They viited
San Francisco. Los Angeles and sur
rounding points.
Miss o. M. blanchard of Milwaukee
is in the city for few days on BUSH
ness connected with the demonstrate
ing department of the new gas works.
Mrs. Arthur II. Bird and Mrs. Lewis
Mccormick win leave today for Santa
Barbara, Cal.
Mrs. Scion Spiro left the last of the
week for Atlantic City 10 spend some
time.
Charles Wilkes and family are In
form Goldfield. Mrs. Wilkes will later
go on to the coast for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r, Gray returned
from a trip to Glenwood Springs this
week.
Mrs. John Stark of Los Angeles Is
visiting with Mrs, r. NJ. Breeder, at
the Fifth East hotel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon H. Wheeler are
in from Garfield for few days. Mrs
Wheeler is recovering her health.
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OGDEN.

Among the pleasant events of the
week was the tally-ho party given We'd
nesday afternoon by the Ogden police
10 the Salt Lake blue coats The ride
was taken to the Oaks" in Ogden cam
yon where an elaborate trout and
chicken dinner was served.
Mrs. Joseph Plgnon, Mrs. VIM Light,
Sr., and Mrs. Frank Mills left Ogden
this week on an extended trip through
the northwest.
Frank Goddard and Frank Costello
have gone to California TO spend few
weeks.
Congressman Howell and son Luther
visited In Ogden this week with rela-
tives.
Miss Emma Browning has gone TO
Chicago and other eastern cities on q
pleasure trip.
James II. Wallis, editor OF the Rex
burg Standard. accompanied by his
wife visited in ogden this week with
relatives and friends.
James Prinson OF Salt Lake enter
tanned number OF his friends Monday
afternoon at the oaks"
The Weber stake Sunday schools and
Mutual Improvement associations had
an enjoyable outing Monday nj Saltair.
About one thousand Hollanders went
TO the Lagoon Wednesday and had a
delightful time.
Miss Charles o. Dee has gone 10 the
coast to spend month.
MISS Lucille Wallace. who has been
spending several months In the east,
returned home this week.
James II, Douglass accompanied by
his daughter. Miss Glenn Douglass, and
| Miss Rachel Farley left Ogden Monday
for Il trip through the east. to be gone
a month
District Judge j. A. Howell has gone
| 10 Philadelphia as "a delegate to the
| Elks' national convention.
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lake City, Tho marriage ,r,,
place IN September. o VIII take
Mrs Il. D. Stops, Mr.. ma :,
II. Moore. Miss Annie ""q Mrs. n.
MISSES Martha and Grace Flsh".y nond,
MsWperrs, stoops Mr.. w. w linn,
nn; ttrving Brankhafn, Mr.. Coo e,1rk,
vvhi,,, .t'ence Day, formed a LAY,
canyon. "0eA III Logan
Bishop and Mrs. w. n p..
UP from Salt Lake to snsnS SION are
mainder of the summer ny me, Dhe re-
son ward farm. Mr.. and Me- Ben
oowans and children are with then a.
Mr.. l., n. Martineau was ,,.,
curing the week. visitor
Mr.. Luther Howell is HOW,
spending two and u half vears after
missionary work In England Np'iig
Mr.. Lewis It. Cannon spont r>,
In Logan 'e tuesday
Mr.; orson Smith left on wed,o.a.
Mr.. Dave Farrell has gone -
where he win work in the inters Sephi
the ". A. c.. 'eFest Of
President and Mrs. j. A w,d..
ana children came to Logan ON Thh, ".9e
DAY last to locate. permanently. u .
Miss Lutte Foster. who has hear :.
Logan for the past year win IN N
sister, Mrs. Bacon, has gone 10 t rsr
Angeles to meet her parents. -Os
Tho many friends OF the N,,,..
Martha and Grace Fisher will reSres
their departure from Logan. Ms
Martha left on Saturday for Cal,sornas
and Miss Grace has gone to Indiana
Mrs. Calvin Cartwright is I'm fror
salt Lake on a visit to Logan relativsa
and friends. '''eS
Mr.. Charles England has gone tn Ca,
Francisco on business trip.
Mrs. Geo. H Champ entertained q,
delightful party on the evening ~
July for her son Fritz. "
Mayor and Mrs. Robinson entertained
most pleasantly on Tuesday and Fri
day evenings of this week.
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will stay some time. the doctor re-
49,.
Miss Ruby Harvey of Chicago is
here to spend the summer with Mrs.
L. r. Harvey. at 1926 Second avenue,
Mrs. z. Ring has returned from a
trip TO Nevada
KY. is here to spend the summer with
her sister. Mrs. Frank Judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lowenstein,
to visit with Mrs. Joseph Blumberg.
Mrs. Emma and Miss Josephine
Spencer left Saturday evening for n
and vicinity.
Mrs. Grant Smith and children
Smith Will return from California
about the fifteenth OF the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crome have
returned to their home in Cedar.
Utah.
Judge Andrew Howat and his
daughter, MIS- Robert IL. Hampton,
returned last Sunday from the east.
80
Miss Mary Moore returned Thurs
was met in New York by her uncle,
Mr.. Newhouse
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Snow lert
Monday for three weeks trim TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Peroiyal q Perkins
and Mrs. n. a. M Froiseth and fam
ily.
horne are Visiting in par,s civ AZ the
home OF DIR. and Mrs. E.P, Lee
Cofnpte,
Mr. and Mrs w 6 Mccorplck
sailed this week for n trip OF several
months abroad
Mrs Keoeb wiu sna,d q week
al the Hot springs.
DIR. and Mrs. r. w. Whitney LEI,
IN, Uahar car,In,,
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Richfield visited their sister, Mrs. A
r. Accord OF this city, this week.
Mrs. Celestial Strong has returned
from q visit TO her daughter. Mrs. Reed
Strong, In Ogden.
On Tuesday afternoon the Relief So
cietv of the Second ward gave a party
In honor of Mrs. o. h. Olson, at her
home. IN the evening q number OF the
scandinavian friends of MIR. and Mrs
Olsen gave u surprise party in her hon
or. Mr.. Orson is at present on mis-
sion in Norway.
The Fifth ward NJ. l. A. gave an en-
Joyahle sociable at the home of Miss
Beulah Keller Tuesday evening,
The Pollos club met with Miss will
lametta Sperry Thursday evening. An
interesting program was rendered, and
a pleasant social. evening passed.
Miss stella Bennett entertained the
Priscilla club Thursday evening, After
an enjoyable program refreshments
were served and the evening devoted
to social enjoyment.
Miss Florence Jepperson, who has
been studying vocal music In Boston
for the past Year, is back at home For
the vacation. Miss Jepperson has en-
joyed her studies in which. Judging
rom reports that have reached Utah
from time to time. she has been very
successful. and her many friends here
are anticipating opportunities to hear
her before she returns.
Mrs. a. l., woodhouse entertained at
dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Pike.
Miss Edna Nickel of Salt Lake Is the
| guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Penroid-
Mrs A. NJ. Moore and daughter Bea-
trice, have moved to Salt Lake to re-
| side.
| The Misses Beatrice Moore and Rena
| Russell entertained q number of friends
| Sunday evening.
| Bishop L, O. Larsen OF Spring City
| was q Provo visitor this week.
Mrs Sarah =. Cuff has returned from
| Salt Lake and will hereafter reside In
| Provo.
| Henry Hill of the Sixth ward has
gone to Europe for the summer.
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90,

roses, the parlor In sweet peas the liz
braiS In pansies. Chrlstensens orches-
ira played, about 200 enjoying the dane
ing,
Miss Della and MIR. Claude @. Cam
non entertained on Thursday night.
Miss Hazel and David H. Cannon on
Friday evening at the home of their
mother, Mrs. Ellis.
A second Of the series of buffet lun-
cheons by Mrs. w S. Walker In hon
or OF Miss Cheesman, was given on
Thursday.
The Cup and Saucer club which met
al Mrs. c. r. Onderdonks in the Ken
sington yesterday win meet with Mrs.
sam Park next Friday.
The marriage of Miss Winnie f. Mon
tague and Harry Horsely will take place
ON Tuesday, July 16.
The many friends OF Mrs. John
oBrien OF Los Angeles will be, glad TO
learn that she returns to salt Lake next
week for a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Emma Shoebrldge.
Mrs. Walter Mas entertained at a
bridge party this afternoon.
Thursday evening a lawn party was
given by the ladies OF the First Pres
hyterlan church at the home of Hoyt
Sherman, Light refreshments were
served and the grounds Illuminated
with arc lights and Japanese lanterns.
Miss Mccormick entertained at lun-'
cheon followed by bridge Thursday at
her home In honor of Miss Wymond
of Kentucky, who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank Judge.
one of the hostesses at the Country
club this week was Mrs. Leslie Savage
who entertained yesterday for Miss
Cheesman.
Miss Beatrice Cheesman and Lieuten-
ant Robert n. Campbell will he married
ut ST. Paul's chapel Thursday evening
July is.
Rev. Elmer l. Goshen was guest OF
honor at an elaborate reception given
by Dr. and Mrs. J. c. T.. King AT their
residence in Portland, whore Doctor
Goshen Is visiting. Among the Salt
Lakers present We're Mrs. Russell l..
Tracy. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray. Mrs. r..
Coe Woodruff. MIR. and Mrs, F. c. Kel-
sey, DR.. Jones and others.
An afternoon of thorough enjoym emit
was spent Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Eva Y. Davis on First avenue,
who has as her guest for the summer
Mrs. r, c. Easton OF New York. Rem
niscences of early days In the Lion
house. side-splitting old time dancing
by Aunts Zina, Mira and Susa and
dainty refreshments enlivened the af-
ternoon. Besides the II sisters, (daugh-
tiers of President Brigham Young the
following ladies were present; Mrs.
Fl. l.. a. Culmer, Mrs. o. F. Whit
ney, Mrs. George d. Pyper and Miss
Kate Wells.
Miss Sylvia Cohn gave a luncheon al
| her home Wednesday at 665 east South
Temple.
| The Utopia club spent a pleasant at
| ternoon with Mrs. Fred Dern on Wed.
nesday
| Mr., Alexander Nibiey of this city ant
| Miss Agnes Sloan of Cardston, Canada
were married June 90. In the temple
| MIR. and Mrs. Nibley are in California
| on their wedding tour. They will re-
| side In Portland. Ore.
ward amusement hall Friday evening
! July II. In honor of Thomas Aston. Jr.
| and Claude Taylor, who leave shortly tC
| fill missions to Great Britain.
| Mrs. Abbie Sawyer announces the en-.
| gagement of her daughter, Jennie t
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BRIGHAM CITY.

A jolly surprise party was held AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson's hons
last Wednesday. A bundle shower wa,
the feature OF the evening, Light re.
freshfnents were served.
The annual banquet of the Boxelder
Commercial club was held at the Acad.
envy of Music on Wednesday. Tho
auxiliary members Were the guests IN
the evening, A delightful program o,
toasts, music and dancing was enjoyed
at the academy. Then the party re-.
paired to the barqueting hall, whera
long tables were placed for so guests
The diningroom was in sweet peas
roses and carnations
Friday the ladies' auxiliary met at
the club rooms, Mesdames NJ. E. Camp.
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with her sister, Mrs. Gustave Luele-
witz in Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Allison Jr., and
sons will leave about the twentieth
of July for trip through the Yellow
stone park.
Mrs. c. F. Loose of Provo and her
daughters have been spending a few
days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Fitzgerald and
their children are at home at 761
Sixth avenue,
DR.. T.. A. Trip has returned from
his ranch In Idaho where Mrs. Trip
and their son Lawrence are spending
the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Malta are now
visiting friends in San Diego.
DIR. and Mrs. c. F. Pinkerton re-
turned Tuesday from Long Beach.
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LOGAN.

Mr. and Mrs. Newbold, Jr.. enter
tanned a number Of friends on Monday
evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Preston, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Thatcher, and Miss
Patience, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thatcher,
Mr.. Booker Preston and Mr.. Schaub
spent n delightful day at the Preston
farm on Thursday. The party. togeth-
er with Mr.. and Mrs. w. h. Preston,
Mrs. C. A. Gowans and Miss Mary
Preston enjoyed splendid boating on
Bear river.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Eliason an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Elva to Mr.. Clyde Squires OF Salt
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Miss Alice Krlgbaum. who has beer
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Lit
tle the past Two months. returned 4
her home In Denver Tuesday.
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Miss Carlotta Jennings, who ha
heen visiting with her sister. Mrs. A
fred II. Peabody, has returned 10 hi
home In California.
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PROVO.

Mrs. c. A. F,ldredge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Eldredge and Miss NJ. J. Ell
dredse. OF Salt Lake and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Center ~ ely. New. were the
guests Of Mrs Reed Smoot this week.
Mrs. Smoot entertained IN their honor
Wednesday afternoon at charming
tea attended II large number of
guests.
MIR, and Mrs, Charles Morris OF Salt
Lake are spending their vacation In
Provo.
Miss Cora Dusenberry loft for Meaeh-
am. Ore, thla week TO visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Jos. +. Nibley,
MIR. -, $. Parker visited Provo rel
atives this week.
Misses Liszle ana Lou seesmiller OF
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GnING@~o
8s4GOTNGs

Among those who fled from the heat
OF the city to Brighton this week YA~
Mr. j. d. Spencer and family, Mr.. H.
G.. Whitney, wife, and son Frank and
daughter Marian, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Young and family. Mrs. Augusta Grant
family, Judge and Mrs. Morris l..
Rltchie Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Jen-
nings. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Adams. r.
II. Browne and family and DIR. and
Mrs. Worthlngton, n. Il, Wedgwood
and daughters, and Mrs. Nettie Y.
Easton. Fisher Harris and family ex-
pect TO leave soon.
George and DE 'Witte Knox, sons OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Knox, returned
Tuesday from Andover, Mass, where
they have been at school for the past
year.
l.. f, Harr and his wife and two
daughters left Tuesday for Long Beach
TO spend a couple OF weeks on the
coast.
Mrs. Lucy Palmer and little daughter
left yesterday for their home In Stock
ton. after spending some time with her
sister Mrs. Clint y. Leigh.
DR. d. Moore Lindsay left this week
lol l<'Hupl4 iiN VIII return INC lhlltE
part OF September with Mrs. Lindsay.
Judge Bnrtch left Monday ON trip
TO New Mexico and win visit old Mexico
before his return.
Mrs j. C. Armstrong of Ogden spent
a few days with her sister. Mrs. A.
j. Hoffman AT 50 Third avenue.
Mrs, T.. II. G-.er Of Butte and Mrs.
y. l.. Ensign OF Helena, Mont. are
in town for the summer.
Mrs. Bonnemort 49, returned from
her trip TO Portland.
Miss Carotta Jennings, who has
heen visiting with her sister. Mrs. AL
fred III, Peabody, has returned 10 her
home In California.
Miss Alice Krlgbaum. who has been
the guest OF Mr., and Mrs. r. w. Lit
tle the past Two months. returned Ia
her home In Denver Tuesday.
Miss Cora Brown OF Fremont Neb..
" visiting for time with Mrs. Hal
Brown later she VIII go to Mercur.
Mrs. Sterling and daughter, Of Port
land. or. are here 10 spend the sum
Iner with her mother, Mrs. William
Bird.
Or. and Mrs q r. Stiehl went "a
Los Angeles Friday. whore Mrs, stleh
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Mrs Sterling and daughter, Of Port
land, Or. are here 20 spend the SUM
Iner with her mother, Mrs. william
Bird.
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Miss Cora Brown OF Fremont. Neb.
" visiting for a time with Mrs. Ha
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Dr.. and Mrs. @, r. stiehl went to
Los Angeles Friday. where Mrs. stlehl
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-14
Some Bryan Epigrams.

II should make straight-out Dem
ocratic speech the chances are that
President Roosevelt would make one
80 much like it that 1t would at once
become non-partisan.
II the President has as much trouble
with my ideas as have had, he'll soon
give them back to me.
Some people resent the idea of the
President usurping the speakers plat
form. don't. The platform was made
for speeches. and so long as l can't
use it the President may as well oc-
cupy 1t, If he is going to use my
speeches.
l am so anxious to see reform in
politics that I am glad to have the
President adopt my ideas. / am glad
to help him. and, after all the neces-
sary reforms are secured, then will be
time enough to quarrel over where the
honors belong.
The President Is doing 80 much re-
form work along my lines of late that
I can afford to take a vacation and let
him carry on the work.