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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-24
CLASS CONFIRMED

Impressive Services Held mt ST, Luke's
Episcopal CAArch.
s., A congregation that taxed the ca
PBrity OF ST. Luke EplHsnpal Church
assembled lNst night to- fitness the
apostolic rite Of the layr
Ing OF, OF hands by the Rtt II Robert
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which has been reported from the Com.
mittee on General Laws. provides that
" any person oe found engaged in.
managing or permitting public ex-
hibition Of any game or sport OF any
kind on Sunday. for which admission
is charged. he shall be deemed guilty
Ter Q misdemeanor. and upon conyic-
ton % punished BY confinement in Jail
NOT less than fifteen days nor more
than six months. or pay a fine OF not
less than S. nor more than 500. or
by both.
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ton be punished by confinement In Jail
not less than fifteen days nor more
than six months. or pay a fine OF not
less than S. nor more than 500. or
by both.
.a Senator naaY,, Foxes is IN Senate biz No.
icate. small strip Of land now COM
posed OF the extreme southwestern cor
ner of the Capitol Square to the city
OF richmond for the purpose Of hay-
Street. not exceeding fifteen feet at
the point of Its greatest width. which
shall be opposite the centre of the
present southwestern entrance OF the
Of this strip is to be curved line pro-
tect!ng from a point nfty feet south
OF the said entrance on Bank street to
sra nSa ay K fss s sas q ns ss sy Of
Richmond is to bear all the necessary
expense Of grading and building this
addition 70 the streets. but the I'M
the Governor. and shall Include the re-
moval and restoration of the gateway
at that point: as Well as o.. the inclos,
the same may ba disturbed. The ST.
perintendent OF Grounds and Buildings
shall have supervision OF the material
used and of the building and work
ID \ II
Delegate Luce, in House bill No. s04.
authorizes the boards of supervisors OF
the several counttes to make rules pre-
scribing the. widths OF tires on all
vehicles used on,the public roads. So-
tice OF the adoption OF these rules must
be given by posting Ct each voting
become effective. Any person using
vehicles ON the public roads OF less
width than that prescribed for vehicles
OF that class shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor and hned not less ~ man ian
tense. Such fines are to be turned over
to the county treasurer and placed to
the credit of the road fund OF tho
district in which the offense was COM
mitted.
Senator Walker, In Senate bill No.
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechan-
ical College and Polytechn:c Institute
of department to be known as the
kschool OF mines. the sum OF $4,000 be-
Ing appropriated for the proper equiR-s
pent Of the department
Senator Fart asy Ne psr. .,s
firm or corporation to run traction en-
gines over the public roads without
first obtaining permission In writing
Of the local road authorities. The Of
sbls b Y das fro@ sle i ss
each offenst and he payment Of al
damages caused by the engine to 8allf
roads and hrid ges,ldf the county. HOW
ever. easuct permits do not relieve the
oWner Of such engine froon the pay !. :
bridges by the oheration Of such en-
| CINE. M * "a gssa.5
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TIE We HER

q FORECASTS yirginia-Tair Monday;
Tuesday part ly cln 2 7, - N me
interiors light west Wspus u3'pN''s's :
sA North carolina-E Fair Monday Tues Is;
day partly cloudy end e. ~, IIEns
to fresh mort invest WI y ~ as' neco''H'h =
variable, sss ssSs3 II Isl sSs;ts.s
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NEGRO MURDERS
Chief OF POLICE
.(Continued FROM First Page.l

The wound is not considered Danger
Gus. but 1t doubtless impeded the flight
of the criminal and prevented his es-
cape. AS Sheriff Watson conveyed his
prisoner to the jail in buggy there
were some slight demonstrations along
the way, and two feeble and futile At
tempts TO take the negro from him.
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o: Washington. $3.50; westmoreland.
s; Wise. 500; wythe. $230, York.

The cities: Richmond. $4,000; Nor
folk. $1,000: Petersburg. 400; Lynch
burg, 500; Roanoke,se6oo; Alexandria;
$500; Portsmouth. $3.50: Danville, 500:
Manchester. S251; staunton. s225: Char
lottesville. 1900: Winchester. $500.
fredericksburg $175: Bristol. $3.50;
Radford. $50. Euena Vista. 500. and
Clifton Forge, ,iSe.
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sun rIses, s ,s9 Mo & aiat. 4.
Noon saa ss sisss is;si EYePAns
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c0NDyTIqNs YEsIERn 3; MA ~
Richmond's weather VIA, g1I irSt. ~
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coNplyloSs; IN !, IM 2sars}srn T,ne,l

"sp1 fNt 4 :. w H. Nasi srn Inc
PLACE, u w, u an y clouds
Ashepll le WI, "a CLEAR
Augusta TX ~ Clean
Atlanta t,,......,stn 70 Rain
N orfolls Il. 80. " gs,ss s "a Gear 49,
Tampa 3s,,.., .,sfsA RI VI IA 4 ,S;s sRalu
washington ...,,ssaSS IN sfS Clear
WS,iimlng IN, * 81 III s CLEAR
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Senator Walker, In Senate bill No.
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechan-
ical College and Polytechnic Institute
of a department. to be known as the
school OF mines. the sum Of $4,000 be-
Ing appropriated for the proper equip-
pent Of the department
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s,Deiesa.e$ Old. A. / lgaass h..l 81, :se.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-24
MORONI.
INDIAN WAR VETERANS.
Have Gala Time-Suecess of Pioneer
Co-op--Victim OF Diphtheria.

Have Gala Time-Suecess of Pioneer
Co-op-Victim of Diphtheria.
Special Correspondence.
Moroni, Sanpete Co, Feb. 20.-fes-
terday was a gala day for the Moroni
post of Indian War Veterans, who held
their seventh annual reunion on We'd
nesday last. A large number of veter-
ans and friends assembled in the tab
ernacle, whore a fine program of songs
recitations and addresses were given
as veterans only can render them.
The posts membership is composed
OF those who took part in the stirring
events of the early days and who are
now residents of Wales Freedom and
Moroni Though their ranks are great
ly thinned by the grim reaper, about 40
answered the call of the roll by the
post adiutant.
VICTIM OF DIPHTHERIA-
Funeral services were held on the
18th over the remains OF Albert, son of
James and Christina Syme. born here
May IA. 1883. His death was the result
of an attack of diphtheria, contracted
in Mammoth, some two months ago.
Speakers at the services We're Bishop
Bradley, Elders Aaron Hardy and
Heber Christensen, who spoke comfort
ing words to the bereaved family.
David Hutchinson. one of Moroni's
respected citizens, Is lying sorely af-
fiicted with long standing case of
stomach trouble. His recovery seems
doubtful.
Moroni Coop. store has just paid its
regular 10 per cent winter dividend TO
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II stockholders IN addition to its regu-
lar summer dividend OF per cent
This is. 80 far as known, Utah's old
est cooperative Institution. It started
business IN the winter OF 1878, 80
years ago, and It has been O steady
payer OF good dividends over since. 1t
never pays loss than g per cent per
annnm. often much more. Long may II
prosper,
proved the epidemic OF measles hav-
lng unsecd away The deaths throuph
its ravuBes were Willie Bradley aged
SIX Years; 8ycar-oid daughter OF
John Il Morley's and an infant child OF
Benjamin Olsen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-24
PARK CITY.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Relief Society Reorganizcd--K. of r
Observation-Disclosures Changes.


Observation-Disclosures Changes.
Special Correspondence.
Park city, Feb. 21--The city council
met last evening a petition signed by
]. NJ. Martin. Sherman Fargo, w ID.
Sutton and others asking that the age
of children allowed on the street after
curfew be raised from l6 to is years.
After some discussion the matter was
left to the committee on laws to report
at next meeting.
An ordinance was presented CHASING
the retail druggists as third class mer-
chants and requiring them to pay Sf.5O
per quarter in advance, and on motion
il passed first and second reading.
Park lodge No. X. of p. celebrated
the forty fourth anniversary of the
founding of the order last Tuesday eve
ming at its Castle hall. a splendid pro-
gram was rendered, after which re-
freshments and cards We're INDUCED in.
Mr.. n. c. Hanks of Heber gave
reading in the Latter-day Saints church
Wednesday evening to small audience.
Mr.. Hanks lost both his eyes and his
hands in a mine explosion some years
ago And is using this means to gain
a living.
Wilson and Mortensen, who have been
In business in this city for number
OF years, have decided to go out OF
business. on account of dull times.
The Utah Credit Mems association
has decided to close out the business of
George smith which it took charge
of some time ago. 1t is rumored that
Mr.. Smith will go into business the
LIST of March again.
The Relief society of the Park City
ward was recognized yesterday on ac-
count of the president of the society,
Mrs Sarah J. Rasband, moving to Heber
The following ladies We're put in as
officers: Mrs. Mary Il. Rasband. presi-
dent: Miss Eliza Hales and Mrs. Olive
Malin, counselors; Mrs. Josephine An
derson, secretary, and Mrs. Anna R.
Glade treasurer
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NoGl EXPRESSES SYMPATHY
FOR GENERAL STOESSEL

Cincinnati. Feb. 24.-Gen. Nogi. COM
mander OF the Japanese forces that
captured Port Arthur expressed sym
pathy for his defeated enemy in a brief
cablegram received here today. ON
the receipt of the news that General
Stoessel had been convicted and SEN
fenced to death for his conduct of the
defense of Port Arthur. the Cincinnati
Times-Star sent a cablegram TO Cen
eral Nogi stating the fact and asking
for statement of his views. In a re-
ply received today the Japanese leader
said.
LAS n soldier / deeply sympathze
with General StoeseseL l cannot bear
to state my views"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-24
SPANISH FORK.
REUNION AND PICNIC.
Held by High Priests and Seyentles--
Farmers Union Directors.
correspondence.

Spceial Correspondence.
spanish Fork, Utah Coz Feb. 2l,--
The high priests and the two quoruns
OF seventies held a reunion and social
picnic wednesday evening IN the opera
house. Tho time was pleasantly and
proatably spent interpreted with
songs and sentiments,
Tho canning factory rs now contract
Ing for crops of tomatoes, beans, etc.
for the coming season,
The sugar factory VIII be prepared
by The arst OF March 20 enter into
contracts ion beots for the coming sea
son.
Baby boys recently came TO the
homes OF Mr. and Mrs. Mcconnell on
Inc 18th; and TO Mr. and Mrs. 7, u,
Morgan. ON the 10th.
FARMERS co-oP. ASSN.
The Farmers operative associa-
lion held Il meeting IN the city pavilion
last Monday when the following were
elected directors 10 serve until the
third Monday Of January, 1909 which
win be the date for the annual general
meeting. A. H. Money Palmyra r..
+. Mendenhal, Maplctoni r. Argyle.
Lake shore, A. @, Lundell. Benjamin;
W. ID. q. Markham, LELAND, Farley p.
edward. SALEM w. .. Greer, Albert
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"THE SWEETNESS YOU SHALL TAKE,

y refined CONNECTION for refined pcopic
made of pure mellow fondant delightful
. Stariups most fav0rite chocolate lar
To any lady who sends us her candy
dealers address and s 9 cent etnmps we
VIII send lust once ono box of thia
famous correction.
"Swcctly Thine
STARTUp CANDY co. Provo Utah.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
Gala Day for the Old Folls-W. ID
Candland Ill.

Special Correspondence.
Mount Pleasant. Sanpete Co, Feb. 81.
The old folks committees are arrang-
ing for an enjoyable time forS the aged
of Mt. Pleasant. The event will be
held ON Thursday next.
w. D. Candland. member of the
state board I land commissioners,
came home from Price on the 18th
inst, and IS confined to his room be-
cause OF Illness.
The Y. NJ. NJ. l. A. of the North
ward gave a dancing party OH We'd
nesday evening at the Opera House,
The teachers of the Levan public
schools visited the Mt. Pleasant schools
yesterday and today
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NEPHI.
SETTING OF COURT CASES.
Argument for New Trial in Case o
Grand Central vs. Mammoth.

Special Correspondence.
Nephi. Juab Co, Feb, pa motion
for new trial in the case OF the Grand
Central Mining company against the
Mammoth Mining company has been
argued before the court the past three
days, and the same was taken under
advisement by the court.
The following settings of cases FOR
trial We're made:
State VS. Omar Robinson, Feb. &c.
State VS.. Marcus, Feb. q.
Eureka City VS.. Nicholas Fernando.
March ..
j. NJ. Taylor VS.. cyrus b. Gatrell ct
al Feb. %.
John Hanley ct al VS.. Rio Grande
Railroad company. Feb, 2S.
Hama SorenTon vs. Abraham +.
Sorenson. March 3.
A. V. Hague vs.. Juab Roller Mill d
Elevator company, March 8.
Francis Sells VS.. George a. Udall ct
nj. Feb. "a
Western Loan & Savings company vs.
w, j. Shimmins. March 3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-24

Gingl1amS; printS--do
you kno how they
should be washed?
This is the way: In
lukewarm water, in
which Ivory Soap has
been dissolved. Rub as
lightlyas possible. Rinse
we'll, wiring thoroughly
and dry quickly, not in
the sun.
The secret of washing
prints so that the colors
will not fade is in doing
it quickly and in using
Ivory Soap.
Ivory Soap
80 1900 Per Gent. Pure.
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TOOELE.
DEATH OF MARSHAL SHELTON
Native Son Succumbs to Bright's Dis
ease-Scariet Fever Prevalent.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Tooele. Tooele Co., Feb, 21.-Mr.
James Patrick SHELTON died here on the
18th inst OF Brights disease, from
which he had suffered for long time.
He was born In this city ~ years ago,
and is the son OF the late Robert skel-
ton and his wife Annie. He was city
marshal OF this town at the time of his
death. He leaves wife and nine chill
dren. an aged mother and several
brothers and sisters TO mourn his de-
parture. Funeral will be held at the
ward mcetnghouse on Sunday.
Scarlet foyer is still prevalent here, n
few new cases occurring every week.
Tho cause OF its continuance Is that
many Of the cases are so light that
parents do not call physician and
they pass II over as a heavy cold and
high fever The child Is apparently
well iu a day or two and is sent back
to school No deaths have resulted
from II here so far.
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SPRINGvILLE.
SEVENTIES REUNION.
John Mcuary Given Heavy Sentence
Tor selling Liquor.

John Mcuary Given Heavy Sentence
Tor selling Liquor.
Special Correspondence.
Springynle Utah Co., Feb. 20.--Ycs-
terday the Fifty~frst quorum of Sew
entities held very successful reunion
at the Reynolds hall, to which otiicery
of the ward and other quorums and
organizations We're invited. a pro-
gram was rendered, refreshments
served, concluding with the old-time
dance.
John Menary. an old offender. has
been sentenced in Judge Jas, l.. Halls
city court to pay a $500 fine and serve
1870 days imprisonment for selling
liquor. The majority Of Springvile
officers and citizens are determined to
maintain prohibition town, az It
has been such for years.
The public schools give n grand pro-
gram for Washlngton's birthday.
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7 oday 5 Ogden News

ions the high council, and academy
faculty. attended the services in n body.
The pallbearers We're c. c. Richards.
a. 4. Wright VIM. Moyes, n j. IIar-
ris, Il. y. Olson, Peter Anderson. Carl
~. Peterson and w. NJ. Snndersnn
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FOURTH WARD B1sHopR1o.
ii. w. Civilian Succeeds Edwin II
Wooiley, After Long Service.

Ogden, Feb. 2i.-The bishopTic of the
Fourth ward was reorganized last
evening, at the regular Sunday even
ing service. Edwin T. Woolley, who
for years has faithfully performed the
duties as bishop was honorably re-
leased, on account of his business taxi
ing him out of the city so much, H.
w. Civilian. who has been first coun-
sehr to Bishop Woolley was unani-
mously sustained as bishop of the ward
with Hyrum Belnap as first counselor
and +. A. Olson as second counselor.
GRAND ATTRACTIONS.
Fcr nights this week the Grand
Opera House has good attractions. On
Monday and Tuesday nights the Elks
big show "A Night in Bohemia" will
be played. Thursday evening Mary
Shaw, one of the greatest of Ameri-
can actresses viii play, Mrs. War
ren's Profession" Saturday evening,
Buster Brown" will be presented.
THREE STORES BURGLARIzED.
Ogden, Feb. 25.-Three stores were
burglarized in this city last night. the
sum total of booty secured being 81.
One OF the stores was that of T. u.
Evans, located on Washington aven-
ne, near Twenty-fourth street. En-
trance was gained through the roof
and skylight, and 1t was here that
the 81 was taken. The Wilcox gro
Gerry store was broken into through
the front door, but nothing is miss
ing, so far as known. The third place
was Weatherby's meat market, where
no money was secured.
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Roylance Fruit company against the
Sandy City bank TO collect Sl02.i0 on
n check given to the company by the
Sandy Coop. 1t is alleged that the
bank refused payment when the &C.
operative store had sufficient funds to
its credit to pay the check.
on the charge of an attempt to avoid
paying his board bill, DR., La Feavor
was arrested and taken before Justice
Noon who, upon the evidence dismissed
the case.
Elder T. b. Keeler and II. c. Jexs
We're the speakers at the services at the
tabernacle yesterday afternoon.
Our s1.00 guaranteed razor is best IN
city. Full line of strops and razor
homes. State street Hardware, 252 South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-24

swonson NJ Baadsgard Spanish Fork.
There were l33 shareholders reported.
When the requisite number---25O--is
enrolled, the association will be incor-
porated
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CHILD FAMILY REUNION.
Large Gathering Participates I'm An
nual Festival of Respected Family.

nnal Festival of Respected Family.
Ogden, Feb. 24.--Among the larg-
est aud most highly respected fam
liies In Weber county is the Child
family which with all the branches
numbers over 500 souls. For a nuri-
ter of years IL has been the custom
of the descendants of that honored
name to hold a family reunion on
Washington's birthday. In keeping
with the custom last Saturday 236
or the descendants. with a few
friends, assembled at the Riverdale
ward Westinghouse. where they feast
ed on the best of the land and made
merry until midnight. That the fam
lily believes IN carrying out the first
commandment to multiply and re-
plenlSh the earth, was evidenced by
log under IL years of age sitting az
tie tables.
The excellent program rendered
was as follows;
MORNING MEETING.
Singing by the Congregation
.......... Now Let Us Rejoice"
Prayer by Henry II. child
singing, Congregation America
address of Welcome ..J c. Child
Reading Minutes of Previous Meet
ing.
Reading Minutes of Special Meet
Nominating and Sustaining of Of
ficers.
Male Duet,
II. G. Child and Andrew Bingham.
Intermission for Lunch.
AFTERNOON MEETING.
Singing by Congregation .....
........ Come Let Us Anew"
FIFTEEN Minutes Talk by George
Child, on "Vlcarious Work"
instrumental Music Carrie Browning
Step Dance ........... Henry Child
song ................ Martha Shaw
Comic Recitation 800. NJ. b. Child
Song ............W w. w. Richardson
Five Minute Talk 80. Hans Madsen
I'ecltatloH ...'..'.'.... EVA Brown
song .'''........ Neta Elmer
Song ........,..... Henry G. Child
Remarks 49,. Bishop A. A. Bingham
Trio ........'... Richardson Sisters
Speech .......... f. d. Richardson
Duet Observation-Disclosures.
H. c. Child and Audrey Bingham
Praper .......,...... Jesse A. Child
Dancing in the Evening.
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PROVO
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
Bids for Government Transmission
Line in Spanish Fork Canyon.
speclal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Provo, Feb 24-Bids were opened
Friday at the office of the reclamation
service department. at this place for
the erection of transmission lines that
will be built In Spanish Fork canyon.
Henry Gardner of Spanish Fork was
the lowest bidder whose bid was S2.75
per pole. Before final disposition of
the same, the bids will have to be sent
TO Washington, d. C.
COURT NOTES.
Judgment was awarded Samuel West
heimer against Joseph Il. Crook, ct al
for S345.05 and costs by the district
court,
Action has been filed by the Rash
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LEHI
HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP.
For Basket Ball Honors--County
Druggists Elect Officers.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co. Fob. 22.--I.ast ev-
oninT In the city pavilion, the Lehi
High school basket ball team played
springVllle High school, winning by
a score of 10 20 49, This was the
last game of the Utah county High
school series, Lehi having won every
game which has won the team the sill
yer cup offered by the county schools.
Out Of % games played, Lehi has
Won H. and It now lays claim to
the championship of the state IN tho
High school class, having lost but one
game IN all played. II is expected they
VIII play the deaf mutes In the Y. NJ.
c. a. gymnasium next Saturday
COUNTY DRUGGISTS.
Yesterday the Utah county drug
gists held a session In the Woodmen's
han here. The following officers We're
elected for the coming year: Mr.. Kcl-
Icy of Sprlngvillo, president: Mr.
Headquist Of Provo. vice president;
and Mr., Wright of Provo, secretary.
March "a they will hold their next
session at Payson.
Today the 13-year-old daughter OF
Conductor Woods of the Western, died
of paralysis
Juvenile Judge Noon and other af-
icers We're in Lehi holding court We'd
nesdaN, number of young men hav-
ing committed some depredations
around town. They are now on pro-
baton.
The Utah County Light & Power
company Thursday commenced tho
construction of its 42-mile line 60
Eureka to supply Jesse knights mines
and smelters with power
Thursday the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Bone died, aud
the funeral was held from the resi-
dence today
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ohrau is very i'll.
The D. g. r. G. is putting in Gull
verts along its line from Lehi to
the point of the mountain.
The Utah-Idaho Sugar company is
busy contracting for beets the acre
age being limited TO 5000 for this
factory.
Feb. is son was born to Mrs. Hy-
rum Anderson to Mrs. j. Ii. Card
ner a daughter Feb. 10.
This afternoon and evening the
public schools presented the opereha
SNOW White" to large audiences in
the OneTa house.
The Second spard will hold it's an
nual reunion III the City pavilion next
Friday evening.
Mr. Soren Holmstead has purchased
the home of Mrs. Jense Peterson.
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EngIIsh Seraes

t4-lnch all wool heavy English
storm serges, IN black and AN
oolorsi regular $40 vail h0r.
uei special, a yard.,.,..OOL
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Novelty Sultlngs

IS 10 40-inch an wool srMng
suitlus1 la Herringbonc. ssrRas.
NiROmuX novelties, chorfs.
stripes. fancy plaids, etc. Value
q sn yd 70 soc. special 60C
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