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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-30
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST,

Whereas. J.. II. Boone and Annie G.B Boone,
bis wife, By their certain deed OF Trust
dated March LIST. A. ID. 1901. duly aeknowL.
edged and recorded in the deed Of Trust
records within and for Audrain County.
miss0urf,in Book "z4rat page "ls4' conveyed
70 the undersigned Trustee. the following
described real estate, situate in Audrnin
county, Missouri, that IL to say The North
west fouTth ~ Of the Northwest quarter
~ OF bection Twenty Eight t3l, Township
Fifty QO). north, Range seven IA weet Of
the 9TH .. M containing forty la0l acres,
more or less, which said conveyance was
made In trust 70 secure the payment Of
two certain promissofy notes in said
deed OF trust described and whereas note
number 50 secured By said deed Of trust,
y nov past due and unpaid! Therefore,I i, NIB.
Guthrie. the Trustee named in said deed
% Trust, At the request OF the legal holder
OF said note, will on
SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1905,
proceed 10 sell the property above described
a. public yendue TO the highest bidder Mt
The front door Of this Court House In NEXT
60, Missouri, for cash 70 pay said debt and
2 costs and expenses Of executing this
7.td N. d. GUTHRIE. Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-30
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Jas Kemp who has n
ioE TIE last year O, 81 rs
hone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-30

HGEh L and J. D. BEssS we're Sysr
frgz Santa Pc SATURDAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-30

When you want sheep dip renem.
Der Purdy has the best. 5H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-30

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-30

L1ths cIrsusi Co1t-June Term. 90
CAArss H Lyman. Plaintiff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-30
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w. W. T0o=psD0, q TbSxps11
Sta, wxA IA Kgxta sztzr11y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

terreno BobTaptea psra alinear las GALES 1
para adelantsr IN POGO una casa hacis Is
calle'
PerO aquf no Sc tratR de ESQ, Aquf q
cede, 80 dispone de una pEopiedad p6bliOa,
en- bsnefCio de IN particular, Be toma un
aCuerdO nulO. illegal.
La pFOpiedad p6blica eB de todoB lor
habitanteG Contribuyan no & las oargau,
tienen deFecho ussF de era propisdad
ICON que deEecho el Ayuntamisnto sluuils
una acsEN parte de ella2
Que Lar GALES son del dominic pfblice
IaoaBO 63guisn 10 niega2
OtEo aSpeeto de 10 question Cd 81 que se
ha dado ege teTreno p6blico deBtino diA'
tinto del que tsnfa.
HsgRmoB bistoriR. El afo 1880 ga
conatruy6 nueatFo taatFo. El sitio en- que
eat6 enclRvado era un hoyo que habfan
hscho los militaFeB eBpafi oleB sacsndo b :.
EFo porqus entonCsH era zoDa de guerrB.
Luego tomarOn eBs lugar como veYtsdaro
de bsBuras hsHta que 90 llen6.
CuRndo vaFioB vecinoH enthusiasts Bs
diGpuAieEon fandRr el teAtro, tuvieron
que buscar el frme una gran profundi.
dad. ri edifsio tiens una cimsntsci6n
enoTmB.
Al Este existfa 81 almac6n de proyecti.
les , 81 Sur la muHaIla.
Se hizo el teatro, tai como hoy eat6, con
donaGioneg de q Eayticularea.
En- 1850 IN aTquitacto honorable QUE
todos reCordamss con cRrifil que evooo
80 memoria con el m6B profundo respeto,
el meritfsimo compatTiotR don RomEn Bal.
dorioty de Castro, diFiji6 Ia reconstruCcif n
de Ia CalR de don JoR6 Saldafia, no 81 d. .
mandado, caro- ast6, Bino uno de gus ANITA.
pasadoB; caaR que era conoCida con al nom
bFe dc Il casa de lag hOEmigaU. Ea casa
eltk On la eHquins de Ia Gale de Ia FortR.
leza, ftents 81 teRtEo.
Al otro extreme = en la lfneR de la CO.
lie de los CuaFteles hoy dc TetuSn, cons
tPuy6 don R3m6u BaldoHioty de Castro,
lR casa llamRds C6uts, hoy de VillaT.
DeBde entonCes tuvo sSa trozo de calIe
81 ancho que hoy tiene.
Cuando en- 1890 tantos eI srouitacto
municipal don Arturo Guerra hizo Ios
planoS pRrs adoquinar Ia poblRci6n dispu'
30 que la aceTR contigua eli teatro fuers
mag RnchB, "a que la Gale 10 permitfa
de eHe modo svitaF que 81 Fufdo dc los CO
shes moleStaEa menos lo8 ConcurFenteg IL
tehtrO. DsBde one fschR Il aCera tiena 81
ancho que ahOTa quiers quitaEle 81 Ayun.
tamiento ConCsdisndo & PsreE PieEret nm
pedazo.
La hscha eu una de loa difsrsntss oIassn
de prOpisdsd que define 81 O6digO civil en-
~ art S53, 81 327 dstsEmina CualeI 1on
Dc dominic pdbliCo. Y dc uHo pdbliOo las
Ia!lel aEt. S28.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

AVISANIOS q nuestros osfavorecedoYes que
en- nuestro establecimieuto "LA VILLA
DE MADRID", acabamos de recibir:
CORSETS Franceses desde so centavOs
So, TRAJES bordadOs y de Tul de los ul-
t'mos mOdelos de PARIS Y st GALL, tejf-
times PLUMASsde Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- ClNTUBONE5 de Piel y Eslasticos
el surtido mas complete en- PEINETAS de
fantasia desde Is centavos q S25 cada una,
los leiltimos DRILES No. 100 y JIPIJAPA,
Tricots ELASTICOTINA para Frac etc,
Exclusives en- estos patrOnes) y el suTtido
mas complete en- TIRAS BORDADAS y
BRODERIES, que vendemos nstante-
mente q mitad de preciO. TenemOs tam
bien, lejftimas MANTAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telas de hilo Espafiolas
Ynglesas Y cuantos articulos de nuestro
Tamo solicite el pIblico de buen tono.
Visitenos 8 pidanos muestras le hare
mos cualquier envio pOr correo EXPIRES.
Telefono 278. r. o. Box. 764
San Francisco 81. San Juan, p, r,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

PARA REGALOs. - FL acTeditsdo
cafe MORGAN, el nuevo cafe. Fortalesa 21
RCaba de recibir un msgnffco BuFtido de
slegsntes CajitRa dc esquisitos duIoes y
b0m5Ones, propioB para Fegalos dc ests
y otrR temporadR. Las mas aCreditRdR
maEcas de chocolates ae onCuentran allf LOS
eItuches son de 10 mas aEtfstico fino.
Los hslados de frutAs del pals , refreacoB
Biguen Biendo de 10 m6S eSquiHit0. Pre-
clos m6dicoE Bervicio r6pido & toda
horR. 81 chocolate "Baker" ofreOe atTa'
Yontea novedade1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
Ell MAS ACREDITADo. T

Ell MAS ACREDITADO. HaDts
bOnitaB piezsa muHicales han Aido com
puestaB on honor de los favoEecedoFeg dc
Ia acreditada mRrca "Ron San LulR" que
han Podido llevaF al primer pussto loH
Alvarez Hermanos de estR plsza. El de-.
p6AitO, San JOR6 z en- San Juan, He V6
C9nItantemsnte viSitRdo poE loB favorsCe.
doHeS de eSe AEtfculO que hacen grandeu
psdidoa para toda Ia iala. No 10 olvidsiE.
Roa "San LuiS" que no COntiene ninguna
HuHtanCia peEjudiciaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de jose Ba'
san. Allen 21 st.--Hace operacioneB
BobFe Rlhaiaa. Dssda 100 dollars en- ade.
lRnte 81 inteF6g ssr& conventional no
sxcsder6 del 3% menEual. OomprR ,
vendo alhajas mOdeTnRs , antiguas. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

- Ell CLUB do F. Kehrhahn & Co.
Eegsla nm fsloj de orc "Waltham" Bemao
nRlments entire aus Clientes, IL Ultima Ge.
mana Obtuvo uno, don Juan F. Rico, de
Sauturce goCio ndmeFo So.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

VENTA DE CONTADO YA PLAZOg
LA tienda do ls San Juan Sporting Go.
odl 90. 90 la iniCa ca que 81 Clisnte com
pra en- las condolences que le conveDga.
Los que tienen dineTo CompFsn de Contado
, los que no puedsn disponer de toda la
cantidad Compran plazos muy c6modoB.
UnO do nueatros clisntsa dice:-Con el
dinero del trolley Psgo mi bicicleta y me
GobESn vointe CentRvOE poF ssmRna, ads
mas tengo mi biciCleta, para paasar los
domingoS.
Gran surtido de aOCssorioa para bicibIe
taE efectoI de Base Ball, JuegO , JugeteB
de Ultima novedad.
San Juan Sporting Goods %. Gale
Rafasl CordeEO N6m. As. San Juan, p. r.
16, va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

En- "IasCoEEespondoncia do Puerto
BiCo", ALLEN 81, hay do venta rsciboa t.
!anREioH para oobEo de alquiI0EO1 dc Oaaas.
aRn2aa On mstklico , con iEmag, doOls "a,
satonOA do naOimisnto, dsfunci6n OeYtific
oi6n m6diCa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

Sc DEsEA VENDER tres kil6ms.
frOG mEs m6noI, de via portail ffanCeBa,
de Cincuenta CentfmetroB y vsinte = cinco
8 treinta wagonetaB para la misms; TODD
On buen eBtado. FL que ls intsrsss pusde
dirigirBo al Administrator de este diRrio.
Az. v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

LOS MAS AOREDITADOs. - A.
B ancO Fernandez, FahTIeaRiS do IG0rOS
OoloCido vsntajoaAments en- todR ls igla y
sxtranjsFo 6rdenss 81 ApsTtado 887, 8 Ia
Gale de Tesu6n 43, en- San Juan, de
PmnRhn Rinn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

AVISO.-Hago Haber al Comercio en-
general poE 81 pTeHente que no me hsgo
responsible q nipgunR Cuenta que no Sea
COntraidR por mf-ALejGndrina AleTs.
San Sebastian, Enero de 1908. 6v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
NplcLpnR GENERAL

1NSElC A LAS MADKES.-El Jafabe can7anSe Dc
eGWa Winslow debe siempre que los nlos esan
e Todo de ID dentei6n ProporeioDa aiVio Immediate
q pequeno paeente produce sueno natural franGuO
olivia el doof e Sngelo desperta muy vivoNNy aegre
Sc muy agradabe al Paadar eana al nino, ablaHda
eneas altva dolores haes faeies las fncones del
ss6mago Fegula los ntestnosS IS ei mejor rsnedlo
eonoei % para Il darrel va Drove1a de a dente6n
Dc euaquera otra 16lgaee mueho culdado ped
yaraba calmanAs % "a Senors Window y Tnejos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

-POR AUsENTARsE 81 duefio Dc
venden mueblea de muy POGO uao on San
Sebastian 19 y 5Anturce entire Las pa1AdaB
Is 19, daFsCha. 15 v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

GLASSES A DOMICILIO de Frances,
Ingl6S, Egpafol Tenedurfa do ibFos.-
Informes, Box S92 San juan, Puerto
Rico, Bows
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

Sc ALQUILAN habitacionea para
guRRdRT muebleg un cuarto miTador, paa
70 CabRlleEo solo. CriBto 10, altos infor'
mRR6n. Is va,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

AL RECIBO DE s 8 enviamos &
vueItO de correO un Eeloj Elgin gsEantizs.
do pOr diez afiOV, y POr SO remitimoH uno
mREoa WalthAn. = +. KeHrhGbn. San
Juan p. R. an,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

Sc ALQUILA en- '.Miramsr" una
Casa grande pE6ximR & ConcIuirse con es.
pGCiosO BOlaE.-InfoEmRE6p P. A. Cruz
% altos. 3v,n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

Sc neCesits uno. DiEfjOse anunciando
BGlREio que deses al LCdo. Jorge v. Dc
miDgues. May8giisz 20 v. ,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

a A Sc ALQUILAN apossntoB .
tres CuRtro pesos en- Ia casa
81 lado do la fAbEicR de taba-
cos Puerts de TERRA. antigua C6rcsl In.
foTmaF6n Allen 66 As v. o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
CERVEZA SALVATOR

La mas antigua "A amos de todo Puerto Rico Sc
vende todas parties, los mas acreditados "oa6
taurants.'
usara fjense la equea eva debao la paabra
"sALYAT0R"
Sc vnde de 964 bolas Preos eucdos
Unico mporador Charles Tanca San juan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
LOGAN.

The regular meeting of the U. A. c..
Woman's club was held on Monday at
the home of Mrs w. S. Langton. The
time was devoted to business, the fol-
lowing ladies having been elected to
office for the coming year: President
Mrs. George w Thatcher. Jr.; vice
president Mrs. S. O. Stevens: score
tary, Miss Margaret Wilkinson: cor
responding secretary, Miss Hervey:
treasurer. Mrs. A. II. Thompson. After
the meeting was adjourned, refresh
ments We're served and social time
enjoyed.
DR.. and Mrs Emels entertained a
number of friends at cards on We'd
nesday evening in honor of Mrs. Bing
of Salt Lake, who is their guest. 'rhe
following We're present: Messrs. and
Mesdames a. NJ. Flemming, w. S.
Largton, Leo Campbell. f. w. Thatch-
err II. r.. Perry. s. o. stevens, and
Miss Elizabeth Smith.
The Daughters of tho Pioneers Lit
erary society and n number of invited
guests were entertained by Mrs. Moses
Thatcher, Jr,, very pleasantly on
Wednesday afternoon. After an en-
ioyable musical program, dainty re-
freshments were served.
~ party VI NplllH pfpI'i' WIZ 'iJNS
a day in tho canyon We're the Misses
Enita Parkinson, Pearl Friday, Jessie
Hendricks. LaVerne Morley. Hazel
Parkinson and Messrs. ed. Wilcox,
Jack Nelson, Lorin Lewis, Roy Young,
Jack Sairs.
Miss Julia Nibley is welcomed home
after an absence of six months spent
In New York.
MIR. Tom Sloan OF Salt Lake is
Logan visitor,
Mr.. Bryant Young spent several days
of the week IN town.
Mrs Elsie Lafaunt sullivan Of Den
yer is In Logan visiting her parents,
MI and Mrs Robert IAfaunt,
Mr.. i. w Thatcher spent part of the
Week in salt Lake.
Mr. Leo Campbell was n business WIS.,
itor to Brigham city this week
Lent and Mrs. McAllster and little
daughter are the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs j. A. McAllister.
Mrs. p. j. Griffin of ogden was the
guest OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs
D. p. smith
Miss Jean Spencer. who has been the
guest of Miss Dora Wright, viii re-
turn to her homo ON Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Miner Is up from Salt
Lake for visit with relatives
Mr. John Nebeker left the first Of
the week Cor Lake Town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

erary club, the last open meeting of the
year, occurred yesterday. An interest
ing program was given. Miss Ethel
fuul gave a book review and Mrs. g.
J. Freund read paper on NibelunEen-
Lied tsongs OF German folk iore). Tho
musical program consisted of two num-
oefs of "Andante' from Hayden's Sur
prise symphony and visions" was
given by Miss Williams string quintet,
composed OF Miss Romania Hyde and
Miss Georgia Young, violin Miss Maud
Weimer, viola; Miss Goggles, cello; Miss
Williams, piano Mrs. Charles G.. Plum
mor was heard In vocal selections. Miss
liilGo Greeson sang "a Birthday" and
The Sweet Of the Year" and Miss Lii
nan oliver gave u piano solo. The
annual meeting OF the club for election
of officers win be held Friday, May s.
Nomination blanks have been sent out
TO the members of the club by the com.
mittee and much interest is shown as
TO he probable outcome OF tho election
The names OF several well known club
members are prominently discussed.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Utah Women's Press club will be held
this evening at 1880 in the Exponent
Office, Templeton building. The pro.
gram will consist of original sentiments
by the members, an original paper by
Mrs. Amanda Done, an original Easter
pome by Mrs. ME. Pye and review
Of current events by Mrs. Florence 3.
Critchlow. The program will close with
discussion by the members.
The monthly meeting of the wo-
mans league was held In the Packard
library Monday afternoon, April 20. at
o'clock. The subjects for discussion
were as follows: Sanitation" DIR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
A skin Of Beauty is q Joy Forever

a force of police. arrived on the
scene. The women refused TO go. aud
were dragged out hatless and coat,css.
crushed pile OF their belongings be-
ing dumped later into the yard.
Roasting, which means cooking meat
bS hanging II in front OF an open fire.
as distinguished from baking. is an
art that is passing, notes the Delinea-
tor This method which Is. however
seldom employed now except i'm large
establishments, undoubtedly ranks first
Tor developing the flavor Of the meat
The relish of well cooked meat, shown
to perfection in beef roasted before an
open fire, is due to the development
by the heat of various sapld and odor.
Gus substances, collectively known as
osmazone.
In roasting q Joint of meat the first
thing to be considered is to get clear
fire well made up, and this FIRE should
be carefully attended to till the Join,
is finished In putting coal on to IA
coastine fire. draw the fire carefully
TO the front with a shovel and put the
fresh coal OH at the back
Blasting means pouring hot fat over
the meat from time TO time with u
spoon. The more the meat Is basted
the better it viii be.
In order to roast meat properly the
front of the fire must be bigger than
the Joint. Always hang meat with
the largest part downwards Weigh.
wipe with a damp cloth, but do not
wash it, because washing drains out
the juices, and sliewers allow them to
escape in the cooking. Get the drip
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
In Women's World.

The woman's suffrage movement in
England Is enthusiastic, aggressive,
even combatant. 1t does not hesitate
at breaking custom or demolishing
precedent, and gives ground only be-
fore actual force. Like all crusades.
IL receives new strength from its very
'martyrdomS' and defeats. Its
growth had been quite and steady,
The first great blow fell April 25, 1906,
when parliament, that citadel of dig
nifty and conservatism, for the first
time in a century, heard a Woman's
voice.
About 10 o'clock, says the Define
ator, telling the story, Mr.. Keir Har-
die introduced the motion that sex
should be no bar to parliamentary
franchise. The gallery behind the
grille--a sort of MOhammedan screen
Tor protecting The British female from
the glances of male lawmakers-was
filled with ladies In evening dress, rel
atiVes or friends of members, ana q
contingent of "suffrlgettes" in ordin-
AIRY day attire. They listened quietly
tor an hour to the aimless debate UNI
I'll Mr.. $, Il. Evans, *. c., VINO was
attacking the motion, began TO indulge
ln sneers and ridicule Thereupon
shrill cries OF III sar! Heart" came
from behind the grille. For an in
slant the startled house was silent
When IL discovered the vandas We're
women, shouts of dersVe laughter
broke the stiffness This drove the
exaspeihted "suffragettcs" to further
cries OF "Dividel Dlvde Shamel
You ara talking II out Divldel"
Thrustlng the white banner through
the grille they waved It over the
heads of the horrned members. Pam
domonlum reigncd. and members
tIf Ia 10
see what had happened.
An order was given 10 clear the
gallery The sergeant-at-eTms. with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

niversary OF the organization, was n
very enjoyable AFFAIR.
Billy King, one OF the baseball plav-
ers, has moved his family TO Provo and
wili make that place hts future home,
Beautlful and appropriate Easter
services We're conducted ut the different
V,nurvnee last Sunday. At the Catho-
lie church the BUILDING had been nj.
rucuNely decorated with cut flowers
pVtteu plants, etc, the decorations be-
ing arranged under tho direction OF the
Altar society, Those who furnished the
music We're Mesdamcs j. p, prlscoll
Weldon, p. j. Donnelly, Frank Clarity,
Misses Magic and Eliza Bonner. Ru-
phena McPhee, Anna Bonner Messrs
mus. McPhee, Frank Clarity, Frank
morley, Ceril McPhee, John Donnelly,
rat Bonner and Dan Fields.
The wedding of Miss Laurel GLADYS
MhlteheaG, daughter of Mrs James IL
Nhltehead, to Mr.. Ernest Easton Scott
OF SAT- Lake, took place at the homo
OF the mother of the bride In this city
last Tuesday, on Leadvillc Row. There
were present nj the ceremony a great
number of invited guests. and de-
lclous wedding supper was served. Mr..
ana MIS-. Scott will live in Salt Lake
ior while after which 1t is stated
they VIII make their home in Idaho.
Wherever they may go the wishes of
their many friends in Tintic will ac-
company them for a pleasant and pros
porous married life.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles en-
joyed social after the regular lodge
work Monday evening. the occasion
being in honor of the Initiation of new
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
WINTER STORY FROM MAINE.

Monday morning when Joe Dolley's
hired man went TO the barn he was
surprised to hear the sound of music
in the COW stable. He listened and
plain and clear came the notes Ot
odd ZAP Coon Thinking some
drunken man was there, he opened
the door and went around and dis
covered that the music was coming
from the old cows mouth. That was
too much, and he bolted for the house.
telling Mrs. Dolley to come TO the barn,
as the old COW was bewitched. In
vestigation showed that the little boy
had dropped his mouth organ in the
stable the day before and the COW had
tried TO swallow 1t. but 1t had stuck in
her throat and when she breathed she
played "old Zip Coon. "-Kennebec
journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
EUREKA.

Miss Alta Chase returned 10 her
home at Nephi Sunday after Visit
with her sister in this city for a week
Allan Craig was visiting his mother
IN salt Lake the first three days or
this week.
Miss Boulah Bacon, who has been
attending school In salt Lake. Is here
visiting her mother
W, g Clark left last week for Gold
field.
ING by the Eureka Volunteer Fire de-
parlment, In honor OF the fifteenth an
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candidates. There were several must
cal selections on the program besides
a delicately prepared lunch that was
served in the eating room adjoining the
hall.
Mrs. Edward Nelson and Miss Nellie
Sullivan We're in Salt Lake visiting this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Moore Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Kopman, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hupfer, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wildsr,
Mrs. Rose Higson, Mrs. b. n. c. Stott,
Mrs Robert Adamson. Miss Clara
Stott, Mrs. Nellie Bergman and Mrs.
C. Bacon were among those who went
to Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs A. n. Wallace went to Salt
Lake Sunday, TO be the guest of friends
there for 10 days.
Maurice Anderson, who has been
living in Idaho. has been In Eureka
visiting friends this week,
Mrs. Hensel has returned from a
visit of several days in Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bramey OF Salt
Lake were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Potts this week.
Mrs. Augusta Coombs and son, Day
i'd Coombs, We're here for n visit this
week with Mrs. NJ. r. h. sullivan,
daughter of Mrs. coombs.
George II. Taylor left on Sunday
for his new home at American Fork,
Mrs Taylor and the children having
goen TO that place a few rays pre-
Vious.