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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY or
HENNEPIN-1N PROBATE COURT. (
In the Matter of the Estate Of John
Malloy. also known as John Molloy
Deceased. ]
On reading and filing the petition OF
the executor of the last will and tesla.
mcnt Of said deceased. praying, that, ~
cense be to him granted to sell certain
of the real estate Of which said deceas.
cd died seized and II appearing by sale
sonal estate in the hands of said execu!
tor to pay the debts outstanding against
the deceased and. the legacies and exi
renses of administration. and that 1t Il.
necessary in order to pay such debts
legacies and expenses, and would be FOL
said real estate in said petition de-
scribed--
1t Is Therefore Ordered. That all per-
sons interested in said estate appear be-
fore the said Probate Court at genera
term thereof to be held on Monday, tn tn.
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Couri
said county. then and there to show
cause Gf any there be) why licensi
should not be granted to said executot
And 1t Is Further Ordered. That motto,
Of such hearing be given to all person.
interested in said estate. by publishing
this order once each week for three sue.
cessive weeks prior to said day Of hear
printed and published in said county.
Dated at Minneapolis this 18th day .
July, 1907. y
BY the Court:
GEORGE R. SMITH.
Judge of Probate.
JOHN ]. McHALE.
Attorney for Executor -gs9
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,eir edifcation and the consolation of

their edihcation ana the consolation of
their priest. All deserved merit in at
tendapce and With two or three excep-
tions were all worthy of the gold medal
for Christian doctrine The prizes for
attendance were won by Joseph H.
Leonard and Rlanch McGinn, and for
cateehism by Esther ODonnell and
Richard Scott
The class of the year previous also
received holy communion on the day,
making nearly sixty children to ap-
tiful and inspiring sight. After
Thanksgiving at the end of mass all
the communicates With their parents
took breakfast at the pastoral resi-
dence. the good people having made
provision for the occasion.
At moon all returned to church, where
the religious articles were blessed and
all the children received the scapulars
and We're enrolled under the banner of
our Blessed Lady in the children's
sodality. An interesting feature after
making profession of faith and re-
newal Of baptismal vows, was the TAX
ing Of temperance pledge by all the
children until their 21st year.
The Feast of the Precious Blood will
long be remembered by children and
parents Of West Albany. 1t was a
most happy one fer all. closing with
benediction of the blessed sacrament
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WITH THE DEAD.
Catherine Ryan.

Mrs. Catherine Ryan. age 70 years,
died Saturday. July 6, at her home,
1913 Third street north. She is sur
vived by three daughters Mrs. Nelder,
Mrs. Mulheran and Mrs. MCGUIRE, and
one son. James Ryan of St. Louis. The
funeral took place Monday morning at
o'clock from Immaculate Conception
church. 1nterment at st. Mary,s ceme-
terry.
William Monahan.
William Monahan, aged % years,
died Monday morning at 1913 Union
street southeast. The remains were
taken to Hudson, Wis, Wednesday
morning, where the funeral services
took place. interment following in the
Catholic cemetery at that point.
Earl Lockwood
Earl Lockwood. aged II. died July
5 at his home, 2447 Twenty-ffth ave-
nue. south. after lingering illness.
The interment took place at st. Mary's
cemetery after requiem mass at Holy
Rosary church.
Mrs. Nellie Moore.
Mrs. Nellie Moore, wife of Frank
Moore. died last Sunday at her home,
1900 East Forty-sixth street. leaving
bereaved husband and infant child
two weeks old. She was IS years of
age and came here from wate2town,
Mimi, where her remains were taken
for interment after requiem mass.
John GaIarneauft.
The death Of John Galarneault oc-
Cured of heart disease last Sunday
at st. Barnabas hospital. The de-
ceased was IS years of age. The body
was removed to the home of his
brothers, e3s Taylor street northeast,
and the funeral was held Tuesday
morning with requiem mass at the
Immaculate Conception church. The
interment was at ST. Mary's cemetery
Mrs. Mary shattuek.
Mrs. Mary shattuck died wednes-
day morning of peritonitis at her home,
2s14 Eighteenth avenue south, aged
81 years. She leaves a husband and
four daughters Funeral services were
held yesterday morning. 1nterment at
st. Mary's cemetery after requiem
mass at Holy Rosary church.
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Heroine Of the Storm.

Provincial Superioress Mother Mary
Joseph of the ursuine Nuns. and the
heroine of the Galveston storm Of.
September S. 1900, has been elected
to the head Of all the English-speak-
ing lFrsulines. With headquarters at
Rome. She leaves for there irmedi-
ately
When terror stricken crowd Of
some 300 negro storm refugees Gre,
ated panic in the Ursuline institute
the night of the storm. it was Mother
Joseph who claimed them after all
other efforts had failed. The Ursuline
convent and academy was on the edge
of a devastated area and within its
walls one thousand souls We're shell.
tered. many of them having been
dragged off Of house tops and impro-
vised RATS as they We're swept at the
mercy of the hurricane driven flood.
The crazed negroes were rushing
wildly through the building when
Mother Joseph mounted chair and
grasping the rope of the big chapel
bell rang il and headed the mob into
the assembly hall. Here she admon-
ished them to cease their camp meet
ing tactics and told them II was time
for rescue work and not for demon
etration. In a few minutes she had
converted the mob into an army Of
nurses and rescuers and many Of the
storm victims We're saved by them
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CARDINAL GIBBONS.
He Is Made President Of the Catholic
Educational Association,

Cardinal James Gibbons of Balti-
more was on Thursday of the present
week at Milwaukee. elected honorary
president Of the Catholic Educational
unanimous vote. Other officers
elected are as follows:
President general. RI Rev. y. J..
O'Connell. D. D.. Washington. y. c.:
vice president general, Very Rev JAS.
A. Burns. Washington. p. C.. secretary
general. Rev. +. w. Howard. Column
bus. Ohio: treasurer general, Rev.
Francis r. Moran. Clevcland; general
executive hoard. Very Rev James A.
Burns. Washington: Ri Rev Mgr
John NJ Mackey, Cincinnati; w. J.
Stanley. Denver: Father Peter York.
San Francisco; Very Rev. ]. A. Con-
molly, ST. Louis. and the president
general.
Of1cers Of the school department:
President. Rev. p r. McDevitt. Phila-
0elpHId vice HTeSIItHt. HcIildS 1 IlDf IL
ton. New York; secretary, Rev. r. W.
Howard. Columbus; executive board,
Very Rev. B j. Mulligan. Trenton, N
j.; Roy F.. A. LaFontaine, Fort Wayne
Ind: Rev. Thomas Devlin. Pittsburg;
Brother Victor. New York; Brother
John Waldron, Cleveland.
Onicers Of the college department:
President. Rev J. A. Conway, George
town; vice president. Rev. Father
Heir, Pittsburs; secretary. Rev l.. A
DeLurey. Villanova. Pa: executive
board, Rev J. A. Burns, Washington.
and Rev. D. j. Flynn. Emmetshurg.
Md.
Oficers of the seminary department:
President, Rev. r. r Dyer. Baltimore:
vice president, E. NJ. insolvency. En-
metsburg. Md; secretary-treasurer.
Rev. j. Fenton. Washington.
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There are some excellent short
stories, including Patsy" by Frank II.
Sweet, "Grazielia," by John Kelvin
Wagner, and cart vs. Athletics" by
Ben Hurst s
The People in Print" department
contains a. number of sketches Of
special interest, among the subjects
being Cardinal Sancho, Bishop Null
doom. Sir Wilfrid Laurier. and DR..
Maurice Francis Egan.
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Father Martin then preached In Ger
man, after which the bishop admin
istered the sacrament of Confirmation
to a large class of children. His
Lordship took the $40 p. m. train for
Mitchell, where he visited the new
ST. Joseph's hospital after which he
left on the evening Omaha train for
Sioux Falls.
The Right Rev. Bishop oGorman
will preside at st. Otto's church,
Webster. on Tuesday next, when the
Right Rev. Henry Mensing, a most
exemplary and Jealous priest of the
Sioux Falls diocese, will be solemnly
invested with the Monsignors robes.
On account Of Mgr Mensing's popu-
larity large number Of the diocesan
clergy and others will hep resent. The
monsignor was administrator of the
diocese after Bishop Martyrs transfer
to St. Cloud and until the appoint
ment of Bishop oGorman. The SER
mon will bep preached by Dean Des-
mond of Huron, who is ranked
amongst our foremost pulpit orators.
The Rev. Charles Sass, pastor of St.
Anthony's church at Bristol, celebrated
the 10th anniversary Of his ordination
on Tuesday last Father Sass was
raised to the dignity of the priesthood
in '97 and at Watertown and Estel-
line. where he was located prior to
taking charge of Bristol. he succeeded
in accomplishing great things for the
benefit of the souls entrusted to his
keeping. The substantial parochial
residence at Bristol was built by
Father Sass. The Rev Jubilarian
celebrated solemn high mass and
amongst the reverend clergy present
was Mgr. Mensing of Webster.
Dded.-Miss Emma Kindelan,
daughter of Joseph Kindelan, who
some years ago was roadmaster for
the c.. NJ. & st. P. r. r. at Mitchell.
died of consumption in that city on
the 4th and her remains were con-
signed to their last resting place on
Saturday morning, beside those of
her parents. There was requiem mass
in the Holy Family Church at 9 a.
M, celebrated by the Very Rev. Faith
Ell Shea, who also preached a beauti-
full sermon. Mr. Henry Schlmingen
Frank McGovern. James McGormley,
John Coughlin, Edward Shomer and
Charles Smith acted as pallbearers.
Married.-Mr. A. c. Ettles. Of Hur-
on. was Joined in matrimony at Parker
on Wednesday To Miss Sarah Celia
Leahy, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Leahy of the latter city. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
John O'Hara, at st. Christmas
Church. and in presence of a number
of friends Of the young couple. The
Standard extends congratulations.
Rev. Father Twohig, of Henry, is
engaged tnlS week at Elkt0n COnOuct-
ing a Retreat for the Presentation
Nuns.
The young people,. of the Sacred
Heart parish, Yankton, held picnic
on the 4th at the James Moore farm.
two miles north of that town. A large
crowd was in attendance and there
was plenty of amusements. The ladies
served dinner and supper. A neat lit
tie sum was realized and it was
placed in the Church treasury.
Four young ladies' graduated recent
ly at ST. Wcnceslaus School. Tabor.
Bon Honme Co. The names are as
follows: Edna Martus of Vermillon;
Rose Hamburger and Lillian Horacek
Of Tabor; Lillian Messenger of Wag-
ner. County supt. Muller presented
the diplomas and Father O'Meara de-
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bob Hampton of Placer"

The above is the title of the new
story commenced last week in The
Irish Standard. 1t is said to be an in
tensely interesting narrative and we
would advise all our patrons who like
a good story to read this one. Those
who have missed the opening chapters
will be furnished with last weeks
paper on application.
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WE'RE WELL INSTRUCTED.
Twenty Nine Children Make Thei
First Holy Communion.

West Albany. Mimi, July 10.-A
class Of twenty-nine children made
their first holy communion at st. Pat
rick's church on last Sunday. The
children had been under daily instruc-
tons with their pastor for the past
four weeks, and stood a brilliant ex-
trine before their parents. much to
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Situation Offered,

A middle aged woman who is good
cook and housekecper can secure a
steady situation md good wages In
small family. on farm but a few miles.
from thriving Minnesota village For
particulars address The Irish Stand.
ard. Minneapolis MINI.
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Baseball.

Minneapolis and Toledo will meet
this afternoon at Nicollet Park for a
series of four games. The Toledos
are now in first place and going at a
lively pace. Minneapolis is expected to
stop them and by winning the entire
series will supplement Toledo at the
head of the column. The regular Sun
day game will be played at Minneha
ha park at $3.50 p. m.
The Hibernian Baseball club re-
turned Tuesday after playing a series
of five games at Bessemer, Mich, and
Hurley, Wis, winning two and losing
three. Tomorrow afternoon they will
play the ]. P. Voss team at the Ger
Der bath grounds. Plymouth avenue
bridge and the river
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air, and more sleep. Improved nutri-
ton from increased ability to digest
food will put color in the pale cheeks,
energy in the languid. dragging walk
and the better nourished brain and
nervous system will tend to happiness
instead of gloom and dependency to
courage in place of fear.
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titus Plate, Martha. Lazarus and Sa-
lone. The figure of the Christ is not
shown, but His presence is indicated
by a pure white light. and His in
fluence shown in the action and beau
tiful poetic lines of the piece. The
scenes are marvelously beautiful and
over 100 people are employed on the
stage during the production.
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Wanted.

Housekecpnr for priest in country.
For particulars inquire at Irish Stand
ard Office
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old settler, who has so long and brave
~ defended his home.
Under the provisions Of an ordinance
which was favorably reported on by
the ordinance committee at the meet
Ing Of the city council on Friday even
Ing any person who shall trespass on
or walk across any boulevard. in or
upon any public street in the city Of
Minneapolis, in or upon which there
shall be any grass, shrubbery or flow
ers growing, will lie liable to arrest
and may be punished. The ordinance
Is the outgrowth Of small damage
suit that the city had on its hands a
short time ago when a pedestrian
tripped over temporary wire placed
about a boulevard to protect the grass
Growing respondent, after suffering
for years from consumption and other
illnesses, John Ryan. an ex-sailor.
about IS years Of sge, committed sui
eide by taking an overdose Of NOR
phine in his room, at the Beaufort
hotel late Wednesday afternoon. Born
In London. Ryan, when young man.
enlisted in the British navy. served
tor years and when honorably dis
missed came to America and lived for
many years in the west. While in
Montana, he was badly wounded in a
gun fight, and at times suffered dread
fully from the effects Of this wound.
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,eint asen-
Il need for
ahe-bodied
'ite orders
rever. in
l day for
Employers
ordinary
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY or
HENNEPIN-1N PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate Of John
Malloy also known as John Molloy
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-19
TRUTH

mund Wilkes sailed last Saturday on
the transport Sherman for the Philip
pines.
Bishop F. S. Spalding returned
Tuesday from Glenwood Springs, Col,
where he spent few days.
~ ~
Miss Florence Kimball is in Ogden
the guest of Mrs. A. r. Haywood for
short time.
The Sewing club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. John G. Cutler jr.,
at her home on e street.
~ ~
Mrs. A. G.. Horn and Mrs. II. M.
Rowe of Ogden spent Tuesday in the
city.
Mrs. Payne of Denver is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rash.
~ ~
Mrs. Priscilla Jennings entertained
at a tea Thursday afternoon at her
home on B street.
~ ~
The Ladies' Mission circle of the
First Baptist church met Thursday
with Mrs. Thompson at AIS Twelfth
East street.
DR.. ]. S. Richards and J. H. Rich
ards left Tuesday for Los Angeles and
Long Beach, Cal
Mrs. Elmer e. Darling entertained
Wednesday afternoon at a bridge
affair in honor of Mrs Charles Read.
Prizes were won by Mrs. George FL
lerbeck and Mrs. B F. Galley
~ "
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Stewart enter
tanned their card club Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Sarah McChrystal will accom-
pany her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Parsons,
to Denver Saturday for a short visit.
~ "
Miss Daisy Raybould entertained
L llul oudy dllCluOOu III VI MIS-
Thomas B. Hunter of Monterey.
~ "
Mrs. G. w. Putnam will leave Tues
day for visit with friends in Den
yer.
~ ~
Charles Curley is in town from
Louisiana visiting DR.. and Mrs. H.
Y. Mayo.
~ "
| Mrs. Eliza S. Dunford has returned
from the coast, where she has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Morton French
for some time.
~ "
Mrs. Frank B. Stephens entertained
at buffet luncheon in honor of Mrs.
Thomas Benton Hunter.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-19

Albert Mccormick entertained
party of young people with a bob-sleigh
ride Wednesday evening, followed by
a supper.
Mrs. Julia Taylor entertained the
members of her card club Thursday
at the home of her father, John Clark
on First street.
The Pan-Hellenic met Thursday
afternoon with Miss Clara I. Colburne
and Miss Mabel Corbin at Rowland
Hall.
Mrs. Charles REED entertained thu
500 Card club Friday at a luncheon
at the Alta club.
Miss Arvilla Clark of Provo is visit.
ing Mrs. W. w. Ritter for a few days.
~ "
The senior assembly took place Fri.
day evening at the university. A
Unique scheme of decorating was
carried out, and several hundred col.
lege pennants we're used in the decor.
ronage of Governor and Mrs. John C.
Cutler DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Kingsbury,
Dean and Mrs. Byron Cummings. Pro.
fessor and Mrs. Fred Reynolds, Mr..
and Mrs. Waldemar Van Colt. Dean
and Mrs. Joseph Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ritter, Colonel and Mrs. Willard Young,
and Mrs. Ezra Thompson, DR.. and Mrs
Clarence e. Ebaugh.
The members of the class of '07 are
Fred Scranton, George w. Bailey
Frank S. Hatch. Nj. V. Eardley, Roy
Ferron, John A. Erickson, Harry f.
Freeman, Hazel B. Stevens. Claire
Young, c. w. Gibbs, Ernest Bramwell
R. A. Hart, d. A. Machines, Percy
Goddard, G.. A. Broaddus, Thomas Var
| ley, Christen Jensen, H. H. Hills, r.
c. fowler w. p. Mifflin, j. D. Birch,
Alice Y. Farnsworth, Joseph H. Felt,
Stayner Richards, w. G. Browning,
Albert L. Taylor, w. S. Brighton, Carl
w. Scott Harry E. Moore Fred Ben
MON, Matte Miles, Fora A. Shaw, An
drew A Kerr, R. w. Hartley and Mel
! lie E. Brown.
~ ~
The marriage of Miss Mabel Miner,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Aurelus
Miner to Swan T. Olson, took place
Wednesday morning in the temple, and
was followed in the evening by re-
ception at the home of the brides
parents on C street. The young people
left later for the southern part of the
state, but will make their home in
Salt Lake.
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81 IN The SOCIAL REALM 80

the post. A buffet supper was
served. Mrs. Point was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. b. II. Wells, Mrs
A. II. Smith, Mrs. f. II. Burton and
Miss Sherer.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Whitney expect
to leave Sunday for the east. They
will go to Chicago, Rochester, New
York and thence to Florida.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jennings, who
have been at the Emery-Holmes for
the past two years, will return to their
home at 425 East Brigham street ear
ly in the spring.
Mrs. w. X. Murdoch and her little
daughter, Margaret, are visiting Mrs.
q. S. Dunford at S85 First street.
~ ~
Mrs. w. G. Hall will entertain at
bridge on Saturday afternoon.
~ ~
Word has just reached Salt Lake of
the marriage of Mrs. Lucille Warwick
of San Francisco, to Austin X. Tier
en- place in New York Jan. 9. MIR.
and Mrs. Herman are now on their
wedding trip, and will go to New Or
leans for the festival of Mardi Gras,
and later to Los Angeles and to San
Francisco to make their home for the
! present. Mrs. Tiernan who was with
them in New York, left them in Bos-
ton for her home trip, and is now in
Salt Lake to visit her daughter, Mrs.
II. A. Whitney.
Captain Sidney A. Cloman, U. S. A.
military attache OIL the English en-
bassay, whose marriage to Mrs. Gle.
ment of this city took place last
month, was admitted to an audience
with King Edward last Saturday. He
was accompanied by his predecessor,
Major John H. Beacon.
~ "
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Boyd entertained
at cards Tuesday evening. Dix tables
were filled with players, and 900" was
the game played. Prizes were won by
Mrs. G. w. Putnam and Clarence War.
mock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Searle of Provo
are spending a few days in the city,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. St
Claire.
Dean and Mrs. Benjamin Brewster
received their friends Tuesday evening
at "silver tea" at the deanery on
East Fourth South street. The even
ing was spent quite informally and 6
fine musical program under the direc
ton of Mrs. Graham F. Putnam was
furnished. Those who took part il
it were Miss Esther T. Allen, Miss
Edna Dwyer, Mrs. G. r. Alley, Mrs
Pearson, Mrs. ]. IT. Treasure and Kar
Scheid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Siegel anC
their family expect to leave within thu
next few weeks for New York, whence
they sail early in March for Europe
They will tour the Mediterranean dur
ing the spring months, and will spen,
some time in Italy.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Grant entertained
a few friends at dinner Tuesday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Thomas B. Hun
ter
Mrs. Julia Taylor entertained a
cards Wednesday afternoon at he
home on First street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. IL. l.. Terry entertained
a few friends at dinner Monday even
ing.
Mrs. John G. Cutler jr. entertained
her sewing club Tuesday afternoon at
her home in e street
~ ~
The Cloefan was entertained Tues
day at the home of Miss Abbie Wells,
10 A street. Miss Wells gave the pa
per on "The Louvre and the Tuil-
leries'
Mrs. James V. Sadler has issued in
vitations for a bridge party Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Read entertained the
900" club Thursday at the Alta club.
~ ~
Mrs. Jay T. Harris entertained her
card club Wednesday at her apart
ments in the Louise flats.
~ ~
Mrs. Frank Jennings entertained a
few friends very informally Thursday
afternoon.
Ralph e. Waterman, formerly of
Salt Lake was married Jan. 9th at
Reno, New, to Miss Cecil M. Cotton of
that place, by the Rev. Samuel Uns-
worth. They will reside at Goldfield.
~ ~
The Daughters of the Revolution
held their regular monthly meeting
Wednesday at o'clock in the Tenn
h,,; ATrc Tnbn n
read a paper on Colonial Days and
Danes"
Mrs. Joseph G.. Sawyer and young
son, who have been spending the holi-
days at the Diclxert home, will return
to Haley, Idaho, Saturday, to join Mr..
Sawyer.
A. B. Witcher has returned from Ely
after short trip.
Mrs. N. F. Putnam returned from
Montrose, Col, where she spent sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs. j.
Knox Bodel.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Terry left We'd
nesday for the East from where they
. will start on a trip of several weeks
in Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Walker have gone
to California to join Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Walker, who are spending some weeks
there.
Mrs. e. M. Allison, jr., spent Monday
in Ogden.
Mrs. w. w. Armstrong left Monday
for Los Angeles, where she will be
joined later by Mr.. Armstrong, when
they will go to Honolulu.
~ ~
Mrs. c. Ira futile left Monday even
ing for Los Angeles.
- -
W. G.. Sharp of New York, is a guest
in the city of Judge and Mrs. Hank
ness.
Mrs. Albert Fisher left Saturday
for a months stay in California.
" ~
L. G. Miller left Wednesday after
noon on a short business trip to
Colorado.
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Over Kings Hardware Store.