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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-08-14
Meeting OF the Farmers Union at
Hill Vile.

As scheduled the Farmers held their regu
lar monthly meeting at Hillville on last Sat
urday. The attendance was good and al,
seemed imbued with the spirit OF the move.
nent.
The County must be reorganized and this
work took up some OF the time set apart fol-
the meeting. The Farmers have not such q
hard fight this time, however, as they had
two years ago when the movement was be-
gun here. Then II was lew m untried. blu,
now it simply means getting in ranks.
Numbering now over a million and q hal
and with q thousand Joining every day thii
union bids fair 10 become one Of the strong.
est unions in the world.
They the farmers, are saving wood apd
saying, nothing. The outside world does no
know what they are doing and they will mo-
know untll 1t is done. There are some bis
surprises coming some OF these days, and
certain check trouBered. portentious. dis
mond studded gentry who have been goug-
ing the farmer for an E. q. mark are goinl
TO wake up al a surprise party.
In addition to the business meeting Their
was q picnic dinner which was much enjoyed
ALI who attended voted the Hlllville people
as the best Of hosts.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-08-14
Ant A BRICK DEPOT,
MCCORMICK WON'T HAVE A WOOD.
EN- ONE.
Railroad Commission Meets There To
morrow 10 Efec q Settlement-In
terest Status OF Affairs.
Anderson Daily Mail.

Anderson Daily Mail.
Mr.. J. NJ. Sullivan LETT this afternoon for
Mccormick where he goes to meet the other
members of the railroad commission 10
morrow and they will have a cor ference
with the town authorities aud the off1clals oi
the 4. II Western Carolina railway Ia regard
To the establishment Of rev depot, IL seems
that 4 rather peculiar state oil AFFAIRS nave bten
brought about in hat place ana the lcsallty
of an ordinance furbiddlnE the erection OF
wooden structures insideof the town limits
will In all probability be tested.
Some time back the railroad commission
ordered the construction OF q new depot AT
Mccormick as the present one Ia said TO be q
very poor one. TIL railroad officials prepared
to comply with the order and began 70 place
material on the ground for the erection OF q
nice wooden depot. The town authorities
Immediately notified them that there was q
town ordinance fOrbidding the erection OF
any wooden structures inside Of q certain
brick. The railroad people Immediately an.
pun ced that they would not build O brlck
structure and all preparations stopped.
The iown authorities say that they Will re-
erection Off wooden building. The railroad
authorities say that the business at Nc
Cormlck will not justify the erection by them
OF q brick building and thus the matter
the railroad company TO construct q building
of some sort and this they must do or he
punished. An interesting estate OF affairs has
been brought about.
The matter will In all probability be carried
to the courts before final settlement Is made.
1t is understood that The railroad com mission
will try TO persuade the people vi Mccormick
to consent 10 the erection OF q nice wooden
depot. The present depot Is wooden and II
looks as II they would be willing for q better
wooden building 10 take Its place. 1t Is be-
lieved that the town authorities will come
under.
1t has been suggested that the railroad
authorities may move their depot from its
present location 10 q point outside OF the
fire limits. II thts Is done II will make II
much more inconvenient for the passengers
going to and from Mccormick. The solution
Of the question Is being anXlously awaited.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-08-14
Farmers Union.

The County Union has been reorganized
with Mr.. s. P. Presley as President and
Mr.. s. A. Allen, secretary, and Mr.. w. b
Bowie County organizer.
The Unions throughout the county should
get together just as soon as possible and
nave q reorgani zation. Spoil out the Slate
an begin anew.
The next regular county meeting will be
held with the woodlawn Union, and the date
OF this county meeting Is set for the second
Saturday Of September. Remember the date
and try to be present.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-08-14

We have a good line OF buggies at reasona-
BILE prices for cash or on credit. p. Rosenberg
& Co.
When you want 10 buy q buggy call and see
Rosenberg's.
No regrets after smoking Speeds Ci1co
Cigars. You feel that you have the worth OF
your money.
The new Columbia negligee shirt at one dol
lar at Rosenberg's can't be beaten.
When you buy get the best. Rosenberg
keeps the best line Of negligee shirts In the
market. The new Columbia AT one dollar
each has no equal.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-08-14
Ice Plant and Laundry Company
Organized.

Ice Plant II Laundry COMPANY
Organized.
Abbeyille has needed an ice plant and
Laundry for a long time. For many years We
hsv e simply been paying tribute to Other
cities when we might have kept our money
at home. For the present at least this want
Is TO be supplied.
The Ice plant and Laundry company was
organized last week. Seven directors were
elected they are; DR.. F. E. Harrison. MILO.
Ellis Mr.. w. p. Greene. Mr.. Wm. Thompson
MI. F. Mitchell, Mr.. W. D. Barksdale, and Mr.
g.. NJ. Rsssley.
Mr.. q. M. Beasley was made President; Dr..
+. E. Harrison, Treasurer; w. p. Greene ESQ.
Secretary; and Mr.. ]. c. Ellis Vice Presiden'
Mr.. Bessley and Mr.. Ellis are good work
ers and accomplished their undertaking
with credit.
Work on the building will be begun room.
The building will be situated on the Sea-
board road, near the cotton factory. The
house which was first intended for an elec-
trlc plant, Ia almost completed. and can Be
made ready to receive machinery AZ soon as
the machinery arrives.
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And He Still Lives

w. B. Goings, sworn, says: I am working
this year twenty acres in cotton, fifteen acres
In corn, six acres in peas and seven acres In
cane nd peas, besides q watermelon patch, a
goober patch and q garden. l work fourteen
hours per day. The entire farm Is worked
with one small pony weighing about GOO
pounds. l have W acres OF cotton that will
make four bales or more. I have one stalk OIL
cotton that grew eighteen inches In less than
two weeks time. I have one sta TX OF cotton
upon which I counted seven hundred and
ffty shapes, exclusive OF limbs.
(SiRned) W.B. Goings.
Attest: G. N. Nickles,
r. d. Purdy.
The present pr obability Is that Mr.. Goings
crop will have to be gathered by q hook and
ladder company. II this editor had heard
that Mr.. Goipgs worked fourteen hours a day
and was still living he would not have stated
It as q fact, but having seen him IN the fesh
yesterday he is responsible for this part o.
the statement. For the rest you must take
Mr.. Goings' affidavit.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-08-14

See our line Of Bleached and unbleached
DHmasks, also some pretty patterns in Red
Damasks at l.. W. Whites.
46 inch white lawns at the old prices. L. w.
White.
Some bargains In Oxford for men, ladies,
and children. L.. w. White.
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Land for Sale

I offer for sale the following tract Of
land to wit 1871 acres, within corpo;.
rate limits of the city of Abbeville.
All in high state of cultivation. For
particulars apply to
J. H. Sprouse, Abbeville, S. c..
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Land for Sale

I offer for sale the following tract OF
land 10 wit: 100 acres, 10 acresi in high
state of cultivation. No waste land,
situate half mile from corporate limits
of the city of Abbeville. For particu-
lars apply to
j.. P. Wilson, Abbevil!e, sc.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-08-14

DESCRIPTION OF ANTREvILLE SCHOOL Dis
TRIcT NO. n.
l. Beginning on Antreville and AbbeVille
road In front OF A. w. Sutherland and I IN N.
26% E. 1.2l miles to q point on public road In
front OF Aug. Timons, taking him into the
District.
2. Thence N. 10 W. 1877 TO a corner in Roy
Suber's field, leaving out OF tie District H.. A.
Haddon and A. +. Carwile.
8. Thence 8. 80 W. l 03 miles TO a point on
Due West and Antreville road, taking in Roy
Suber.
4. Thence n. 81 w. 1852 miles. leaving out
Jul Sutherland and taking in Mrs. Milford
and cornering in MCGOWAN MoAdams' old
neld.
S. Thence 8. Is W. AS mile on the Ander.
con road, leaving out Park Alewine.
6. Thence down said read .25 mile to the
corner OF Hall District.
7. Thence along Hall District lines to a
point about .25 mile north OF E. H. Bells.
g. Thence g. SO E. to q point in middle OF
road in front OF j. c.. Tribble's old place, leav-
ing ont f. 81. Bell and - Smith.
Q. Thence N. 81 E. to the beginning point,
taking in A. w. Sutherland.
P. l.. Grier, Surveyor.
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State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

From a petition filed In this Office from
School District No. q. and this being satis-
fed that the law providing elections for spec.
ial school tax has been compiled with.
It is, therefore, ordered that the trustees OF
sal district hold an election at the usual
place OF voting on Monday, August 26. 1907.
TO determine whether or not q special levy OF
four az mills shall be made in the said dis
trict for school purposes.
The trustees shall be managers. The polls
shall open at Ia. NJ, close at Up. m.
Only qualified electors who live in the dis
trict and return real or personal property for
taxation shpll be entitled to vote.
r. B. Cheatham.
F. L. Grier,
W. r. Bradley,
County Board Of Education.
August III, 1907.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27
W. Powell Hale.

Mr.. W. Powell Hale, the impefson'
asur is not a stranger to the lyceun
aeld. His six years OF solid worS
have made him agrcat favorite. Tue
mere mention OF his name guarantees
crowded houses wherever he goes. in
one college town he filled four return
dates the same season. -.
We present him In Ordway VIII
commendable pride. We know his
welcome will be generous and general
He alls the program with wit, TRACE
dy, humor and pathos and carries his
audience from tears to laughter ana
from the ridiculous TO the sublime 10
a remarkable manner. His dialects
and facial expression render him the
peer OF any entertainer on the plat
form. We guarantee him 90 give ab'
solutc and perfect satisfaction.
Lyceum Committee.
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BOX SPRINGS.
WHAT THE PEOPLE ARE D0IRG,

Mr. and Mrs. L. +. Peterson anc
VIII Miller, all OF Brooklyn, Mich.
visited at the p. d. and +. l.. Peter
son homes last week. They returned
to Rocky Ford, where they intend 70
make their home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx, OF Sugar City,
dined p. d. Peterson and wife, Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colbert, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sirris attended TO business and
shopping In Oriway Saturday.
Thomas Downey and wife spent
Sunday on their ranch.
W. II. Clark has gone TO Rocky
Ford for few days.
wm. Worker, Joe Casey, Warren
Clark and p d. Peterson, went on a
coyote hunt Tuesday and captured
three. Mrs. Peterson is going 10
have one OF the hides made into 4
rug.
Will Colbert and wife treated their
neighbors 10 4 feast OF fine melons on
"Box Springs Melon Day" Rocky
Ford may draw the largest crowd, but
they can't furnish them with bett, r
melons than Mr.. Colbert furnished
his friends and neighbors.
Note-A mistake occurred in items
last week In regard to the canal and
reservoir meeting. Attorney Dugan
is to be consulted in regard TO plan
for forming a new irrigation district,
and not ditch, as stated.
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Painful Operation.

Very much excited and out o
breath, a young man who could moi
have been married very long rushed
up TO an attendant at one Of the citJ
hospitals and INQUIRED after Mrs.
Brown, explaining between breaths
that 1t was his wife whom he felt
anxious about.
yhe attendant looked at the regis
ter aud replied that there was nc
Mrs. Brown in the hospital.
"My God! Don't keep me waiting
In this manner" said the excited
young man. II must know how she
js"
jiWell, she isn't here" again said
the attendant.
"Shc must be-" broke In the visitor,
i.for here is a note i found on the
kitchen table when came home from
work"
The note read;
Dear Jack: Have gone to have my
simona cut out. Annie.
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SCHOOL NOTES.

The enrolment increases. New pu
pills are enrolled:
High SchoOl-Marlon Bass.
Grammar SchooI-Roy Davis. Gram
mar pupils are learning TO march.
Secoud Intermediate-Go new pu
pills, but tive we're compelled TO miss
school on account OF sickness.
First Observation-Disclosures Rob
erts, Denton and Walter Loyett, max.
ing the enrolment Al. Work is pro
crossing nicely.
Second Primary-Ralph Baldwin
, and two denoted from the third
grade.
First P.imary-Othner and Fannie
Long, Ralph, Walter and Peter
Squire, and Zenda Fre~. The sup-
plies for this department have come
and the little people will now be kept
busy.
Miss Jessie Waugh was promoted
from the Freshmen year to the Soph-
omore. She will be perfect In attend
ance hereafter.
The High School is organized into
two literary societies. Each society
gives an entertainment at the end OF
each five weeks. The frst number
comes October Iith, afternoon.
The two societies will soon decide
upon names or each and elect OIL
GERS.
Now the girls have some amuse-
ment at recesses and noon. We no.
ticed 50 girls enjoying themselves at
0nce Wednesday ut afternoon recess.
The boys have raised over s. for
,he purchase OF foot ball. AS soon
Is 1t comes all boys from the first m
will kick by Rugby rules. |
The bin for the new furniture Is at
hand and so5n pupils who are now 50
seated VIII enjoy the |
pleasure of new desk.
Already the teachers new arm
hairs" have come.
The different teachers are decorat-
ng their rooms. Miss Dodd has draw
for the windows, and paper
leoos.tions,
Miss Freeman has pictures, draw
ngs and large pair of hawks wings.
Miss Nettie Robinson, OF Sabetha,
has been employed to teach
the Box Springs school. Miss Robin
son is a good teacher and the Box
Springs patrons will be pleased to
know that school will begin Monday,
October :. Good school support by
Patrons and perfect attendance by
pupils makes prosperous school.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27
THE TOWN BOARD.

The Board OF Trustees met In regu-
lar session September Goth, 1907,
All present except Trustees r. +.
Herudon and ] f, Mock.
On motion and second the following
bills woro allowed;
Norval W. Wall, surveying. $50. .O5
J. +. johnson, printing: .... 5.25
The r. W. English Lumber Co.,
lumber ......... .......... 81 SO
.. Q. Shever, labor. 200
J. NJ. Smith, grading Lake ave. 30. 40
The following trustees and citizens /:
J. NJ. Smith, a. NJ. Ward, and NJ. Z.
Bashor, and W. c. Kropf, ]. NJ. Scar.
cey and A. I. Collision were appointed
a committee to investigate sewer pro-
position and to report next Friday,
9th.
Proposed ordinance, "An Orlin.
ance Relative TO Water Works" was
introduced and received first reading.
Saloon licenses we're granted Mash.
burn & Searcey, and Humiston &
Brown.
The charges for putting in service
pipes from Main to curb was fixed at
$3.50 on either side Of street for I In.
pipe.
| Street and alley committee was in.
| structed to have First street drained.
Adjourned until Friday, Sept 81.
VIM. EDGAR,
Clerk and Recorder,
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

Rev. o. F. Merrill, the newly ap-
pointed Methodist minister for the
Fowler charge began his years work
last Sunday by holding morning and
evening services. He has moved with
his family into the parsonage this
week. Fowler Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27
A Saving of Jaw Work,

A Clay Center girl was operated on
for appendicitis few days ago and
the surgeon found that an orange
seed had sprouted and taken root In
her appendix. You can't even tell
What a Kansan may do and some day
they may go to raising melons, Gu.
cumbers and oranges in their intern.
ais and not have to depend upon the
markets for such things.-Ex.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27
NOTICE.

For information concerning all dis:
eases OF horses call on DR.. Dee and
Turpentine Joe, Of Olney.
Reference, The Olney Lumber Yard
ONCE hours from 9:3o p. IN. to 1880
u. IN.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27
Remember This.

When you are contemplating paint
ing or papering, that l am prepared
to furnish estimates and material for
all kinds OF painting and paper hang.
Ing. II. L. North.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

- q. =. Wells, the white man who
was run out OF Colorado Springs be.
-canss ha advertised for a negro wife,
was in Rocky Ford Monday and Tues
day, and operated a telescope on the
street corner, charging nickel for a
lcck at the moon.-Rocky Ford Tri-
bahe.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

The Epworth League will give a
program by home talent assisted by
Col. Jack Faw, at the church on FRI
day evening, Sept. 81. Admission,
children under 10 years OF age lOc.
Adults 25c.
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For Sale.-1 will sell my brand, }
including about SO head of mixed
stock, Phone Blue ss3.
E. II. Van Ornam.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

FOR SALE A good milch COW, 70
$4,000. Also some horses.
e. A. Fraser.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

Don't forget, American" Gentle.
man aud Ladies Shoes at Wintree
Bros.'
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

Now is the time TO begin your X
mas presents. See Miss Clusters line
OF fancy work.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27
For Sale.

Good st inch low wheeled wagon
with grain bed, Inquire OF
J. A. Sprengle.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

For "Chinaware" or"Water melons
Call on Winfree Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27
For Sale,

1 Span 6-yr-old mules, also one heavy
draft team. ID. C. Roberts,
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

Our house Is brlm tcIl d
things, both to eat and xsr.
Wlnifs iAI
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27
OLNEY ITEMS BY TED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cornman visited
Fowler Wednesday.
Miss Gladys johnson is reported Ill
with typhoid fever.
A. P. Smith was business visitor
at Pueblo last week.
Miss Minnie Shintz has been visit.
Ing friends in Olney, and returned tc
her home In Denver Thursday.
joe Ccnard will spend a few days
visiting in Denver the last Of this
week.
For SALE-Sewing Machine in good
condition. Also Medium sized Side.
board cheap. Phone A, or call at thi:
Office.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

The enrolment increases. New pu-
pills are enrolled:
HIGH SchOOl-MarIOn Bass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

yuliam II. Davis 46, and Mrs. Rose
Emanualaus. 40. both OF ogden, were
married I'm THIS city last Tuesday
Bishop THOMAS Il. Blackburn tying the
nuptial knot.
Thoryald Jorgonsen, the leader Of the
Jorgensen orchestra, and Miss Mary
Woodyatt. the pianist, were married IN
the salt Lake temple last Wednesday,
BUILDING BOOM.
There Is quiete a building boom in
Brigham city. The O, ;. i. depot Just
erected is a credit 10 the town as well
as 10 the company. The new canneTy
company's building Is up 10 the square
and viii be ready for use this ioll' a
number OF business blocks are being
built along Main street Alessrs. tddy
a SON, the druggists, VIII begin tearing
down their old building and expect 10
erect "A nne brick business block ON
the premises. They viii move into IN"
knudson Bros. part Of the Union block
untll the new building is completed,
DEATH OF PIONEER AND VETER-
AN.
Gerhard Jensen. a pioneer citizen and
0ctogenarlan. went quietly 10 rest AT
his residence I'm the Second ward last
Monday having been bedrldden for
about 10 months and death came as a
happy relief Funeral services were
held IN the ward hall Thursday, Bishop
Thomas II, Blackburn presiding The
pail bearers We're the presidency and
his fellow members OF the high priest
quorum. The speakers we've Patriarch
Peter A, Forsgren and James Olsen,
president OF the high priest quorum,
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who had Travelled with the deceased
from Denmark TO Utah in 1859 Elders
james PETIT, Jens Hansen. Peter Knud-
son, Jonah Matthias, stake President
Oleeu y. Stohl and Bishop Blackburn.
All spoke words of praise Of the old
veteran who had remained true and
faithful go the gospel that he had en-
braced In hia youth
Grandpa Jensen as he was called.
was born IN Amager Copenhagen, Den-
mark, june 25, 1921 Hc joined the
Church IN 1851 AZ S. Louis. ON his
way 10 Utah in 1852, be- married Miss
ELSE Marie christensen, who was
member OF the cmisratlnS company
He lived ln Salt Lake City for n time
aud then moved 10 Snnpete county,
coming ~ Brigham city I'm 1866, where
he lived until his death. faithful Lat
ter-day saints I'm 1851 he married Miss
Johanna Johnson Mr.. Jensen is tho
father OF II children; he had "a grand
children and ~ great grandchildren.
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HoLDUPs PUT TO ROUTE.
John Daniels Rcsists Demand of Foot
pads and Open. Fire.

Ogden, June S.-A young man named
John Daniels while walking along
Adams avenue between Twenty-slNtn
and nty~seventh streets, shortly
after 10 o'clock last evening was
stopped by two men aud told 10 hold
up his hands. Instead Of complying
with the demand he showed fight and
pulled his pistol and opened fire. IL
was very dark and he could not see the
men well. hence his shots did not take
effect. The hOld-up became frightened
and ran down Twenty street
and across Washington avenue ana
disappeared In the darkness, Inc po-
lice were notified and quickly respond
ed but could get no trace of the men
as Daniels could give but a meaSer de-
scription of them.
lust after the attempted robbery.
Sheriff Sebring arrested a man by the
name Of Howard, who is suspected or
being one of the holdups, several CIR
cumstauccs pointing TO his Identity.
Howard has a bad reputation here ne
recently completed "A sentence In the
state prison for burglary committed
IN this city. About o'clock last
evening. Howard pulled gun ON Han
nv Mcpherson of the Elite care, m
timating that he would like to shoot
Mcpherson for appearing against MN
on his former trial. He had got RID
of his gun. however, before the officer
found him.
PENRoSE sENTENsED.
Joseph Penrose. who pleaded guilty
of felony few days ago IN the
district court. was sentenced TINS
morning by Judge Howell to serve hNe
months IN the county jail.
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS

June ., 10 10, Inclusive, via Oregon
short Line and Southern, Pacific.
Greatly reduced rates 10 san Fran
cisco and Los Angeles and return. di-
rect on one way via Portland. See
agents for rates, limits and further
particulars city ticket ONCE e01
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

Help the Orphans Home and at
the same tin1o see Jack In tho Box"
Japanese Doll" and all tho other
pretty toys In THE Toymakera
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EXCURSIONS TO SAN
FRANCISCO.

June . TO 10. inclusive, via Oregon
short Line. Sec agents for rates and
particulars.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
THREE COUPLES WED.
Building Boom In Peach City--Death
OF Gerhart Jensen.

Brigham city, Boxelder Co, June H.
Mr. Leroy Roskelley, son NJ Samuel
Roskelley OF smithheld, ana Miss La
Yon Nielsen, daughter OF Charles y.
Nielsen OF the First ward. ware mar
ried AZ ma home of the brides parents
Wednesday evening, June 5. Bishop
John Il. MCAasler officiating.
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of a
week wonderful selling and pleasant shorpngen with the great a thai
urgcdh through a tlooug hyenio
another week in which
splendid mardowns
Sale closes Saturday night at half past nine o'clock