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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-03
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

George ". stanley Of Cheyenne, We.
y spending a few days. in Ogden at TIE
T. l.. Bradley and wife Of lIlko, Neev,
were Ogden visitors during the week.
Miss Myrtle Hallinger and Miss Alios
Allen We're Salt Lake visitors during
The past week attending the Eisteddfoa.
Miss Grace Bacon of lslko. New. vis-
tied Ogden during the past week.
Idaho, was tie guest of the ". a. Nc
Claws during the past 10 days
Mrs, j; II, Miller Of Los, Anssles is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Harms
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eggcrs Of Carson city.
New, were far visitors this week.
Zen Il. Ritl president OF the south
5ern states mission, was in Ogden dui-
tie past week.
ICY 8 ~ nI fcr sss pn9 3d G,y Ipsq
Apostle David o. MvKay was a Po-
catello,, idaho, visitor last "Wednesday,
Sunday school.
Mir and Mrs. Dan Ellis Of the Arline-
ton have returned from an extensive
eastern trip
IL H. Spencer was an Idaho visitor
during the past woke.
Mrs. Il. p. Coltn1an and daughter, Miss
Alice Coltman of Idaho Falls We're Og-
den visitors Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, wife of Resi-
dent Engineer Fitzgerald of the South
crn Pacific, has gone to Oakland to be
the guest of Mrs. N. r. Scott for few
weeks.
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PROVO,

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Eugene Allen royal
ly entertained their friends Wednesday
evening at the gymnasium hall at a re-
ccption in honor OF the marriage of their
sister Clara 10 Archie Cheney, which
was solemnized at the Salt Lake temple
at noon that day. The bride was beau
stiful, in an elegant gown Of white silk
crepe decline over white silk. trim
med with real lace, and carried show,
or bouquet OF white and pink roses. The
hall was artistically decorated with
white and pink crepe paper being used
in excellent effect in festoons. and car
nations. in the same colors abunlantly
used. The presents were numerous and
expensive. An elaborate supper was
served to 200 guests. Miss Nllen was
formerly of Coalville. but has spent
the past few years In this city, where
she has made many friends. Mr.. Cheney
has but recently returned from the cast
but passed number of years in this
city NJ the b. Y. university. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cheney Will reside in Washington
for the winter.
Mrs. II. S. Prne is spending few
weeks in ST. Anthony with her daugt-
ter Mrs. Edna Pull'am,
Misses Lydia and Ne4tic Knudsen
Schainingly entertained the IaCotTio
club at their home Thur DAY evening
Games, music and tile partakng of an
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,,abornte lunch all tended to make {
most eniOyable evening. 9is 49,

elaborate lunch all tended to make q
most ENJOYABLE eveni Y
The officers of the sixth ward pr n n ~
the the I ward house Tuesday nfternoo ~,
Dnncing und games were ENJOYED I. /, .py
the little ones. Ice cream hnd caiSe Was y
served to I'LL.
Miss sadie Chapman of American Fork,
Is Visiting Provo friends this week'
sa Miss d a siiss Angie hol6rook ii this
city Sunday
NJ ~ hii Salt 1T lake We're the guests Of
Mrs r. a Eirkw0od tho fore purt or
i IN : week. Mrs, Mnsterman is the dausl,-
ter ter Of Mrs Ilirkwood.
Miss Grace paxmpn Gntersaines I, ~, the
members of the Priscilla club ut her.
home wednesday eveniiis. a s,,ansa, ana
Misses Ella Homer and Elizabeth
Crane entertained a, the home ot IN, the
Of II Mr. MIR. Burton Of Chicago, I'll, ard NJ.
london of Michigan. TUESDAY evening:
Music aud cards were he features Or
the evening. Refresllmehts Were serSeo.
ar Dr. ys pa f friends Ss'f II Sat Luxe this
week. 81
Tho home Of George s. Taylor was
the scene Of delightful Wedding fs s..
tiyitics Wednesday evening, when his
e eiStrrni' and talented .anghter Miss
Hazel, was married to Harold ps s., o., OF
al UsNie' ocl , by, tic fathsrSof the bride;
Miss Tnylor Was attired ~ p ,ts III
nd carried brides roses ,,o me ~ ,, Xamns
,ns,.,s ma American Beauty roses to-
receive Tue eonsrat%atHn ct ,a ane ve,p
~ ~ w ,ni,,n1n leaves and roses throughout
lie louise and S,rP4 asry Tl e}P5 on vie s
ooi,anln.r rain for a wedding tour through,
caifoTnia AnoHg the sutss!sM Werf H.
pnsrv. Horace Peery. Charles Richards,
oseph and Harmon PseIg al e o, nF'eb
sn,uce,s. I,yrum Rcrjstrom, Horace En-
siEn Tr'E Pat S J%sstpn Ni and Miss is
isirdie Gun M dMr. Howard leehham
of Salt Lake.
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visit Of more than a month with MI.
and Mrs, Richard a. Keyes.
shortly be at home to their friends III
The Cummings apartments at First
aYenu" ana y street.
Ms Laura Tilden Ray of Denver is
III Town visiting MI. and Mrs. w. j..
Dnp!ay.
Miss Jeanette Yundt left on Thurs
! day fsr /, stay of some weeks in In
diana, whore She will visit Miss Esther
shaal Of lerre Haute.
Nj. and Mrs G. III. McMahon will
move, Within the next fortnight to the
Cummings apartments
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Urien have re-
turned to this city after Il trip to
england and the eastern states.
Br ard Mrs. d. Moore Lindsay. who
have been spending the summer In
England, have arrived in New York nn
the stetnler.Ndriatic, ana will be iii salt
LAKE tomorrow
MI. and Mrs Albert Herr have re-
turned from California, where they
littlr daughter Naomi returned home
from California YESTERDAY.
YORK. are the guests Of Mr., ana Mrs,
Henry .sicgsl.
Mr and Mrs Percy Y. Nelson and
little daughter left This weak for Los
Angeles, where Mrs. Nelson will remain
some time. Mt. Nelson will return
"
Miss Irma Brown. daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. l.. q, Brown lef, Monday
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ence OF the two families and number
or near relatives and friends. The
rooms We're beautifully decorated in au-
Stumn leaves and American Beauty
roses. and a few intimate friends as
sisted in serving. The wedding gown
was of white Duchesse lace over white
satin and her gong-away gown of gray
broadcloth. Mr.. and Mrs. Peery have
gone to California for months stay,
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after which they viii make their home

itftet WITCH tIey isIlsu Il1N II
lin Ogden.
Another pretty Wedding of the Week
was that of Miss Annie Searle ana
John G. Shields, which took place on.
Wednesday night at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Searle;
the marriage having been solenlnizesai
in the temple during the day. About oo
relatives and friends We're present
A quiet wedding celebrated the mar
riage Of Mrs. Lizzie McGrath and j. J.
5O'Rourke On Wednesday nghtthe cere-I
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, III. w
Patton. with Rev. F. B. Short ufficlat-s
ing. Miss G.. C. Williams acting us.
bridesmaid and II. G. Smith best ms.
The rooms We're prettily decorated and
a large number present.
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Mrs. William. G. Hall of Los Angeles
is here with her small son and is III t!tss
Knptsfnrd 70. a short time.
Mrs. Windsor v. Rice left on Thuis-
day morning for Park City, where she
will be, the guest for II few days OF
Mrs. Il. F. Lecom?tc.
has been the guest OF her sister. Mrs,
Bert Ribbin. for some time, left this
week for her home.
Mrs. Joseph Siegel nf Butte, Mont,
Is IN town, the guest Of Mrs. Henry
Sicgel
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The wedding of Miss Merce Berkeley
and Lucius B. Fuller VIII take place
next Wednesday night at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs James
II. Berkeley the ceremony to be per-
formed at $50 o'clock, with Rev. G. L.
White of the Baptist church oft1ciating.
Miss Winnifred Lynn acting as maid of.
honor and Robert Fairbanks best man,
After the reception he bridal couple
Will leave for an eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. organFannonnre5
the engagement of their daughter
Julia. to Thomas Franklin Price The
marriage will take place on Oct, ~.
Mrs. s. b. sutton announces the en-
gasement OF her daughter. Alma An-
drew. to Hale Cronkhte Of san Fran
cisco. The wedding will take place III
Sacramento. Cal. on Oct II.
An Interesting event Of The Neck WAS
the wedding of Miss Hazel Taylor and
Harold peely on "Wednesday, the affair
taking place in Provo AT the monte OF
the bride, whose father. George II. ray
lor, performed the ceremony III pres
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LOGAN.

L
and ne NlI Il's'i Maade Egpert tool. place q
tie Logan temple on WEDNESDAY ,,,o 81 mn. nmS
week. Both young neop,e are Hare wei, rh n,i
friends are numbered only by their e ,n &c.
1uaintances all Of whom extend s,hs r,,i,1
good wishes. Nh, and Mrs. Motfeii WIZ
reside In Logan.
The regular meeting OF tIs u. -, -.
Woman's club was held on Monday III
ernoon with Mrs. p. p Ball M i.oiSstss.
esting paper on Ralph Waldo Emerson
by Mrs Armstrong of &Laporte. IDA. lie
freshments were served.
The clio Circle met on wednesday, att
ernoon at the home or Mrs. J. n, Linz
ford Mrs George Bell gave q very en-.
PERTAINING reading and Master Liniord
gave Il piano solo.
on Tuesday evening Of this week Mr..
and Mrs, Jesse Earl entertained a NUM-
Der of friends most. pleasantly at cards
their guests were CAPT, ana rsi Per an,
w Thatcher. Mrs. NJ. r. Nedeham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Butt were the
day.
The Anvil club, met on Friday after
noon with Miss Margaret Nihley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Howell are At
home after having spent the past month
most pleasantly IN California 81
Mrs. sidney o stevens is visiting in
Ogden
he pa 19n Of " aten s The M l0r
-
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family will be here shortly to spend
the winter with Mis-. Auly Il. Gilner.
Mrs James Henry Cox OF Baltimore,
| who was the guest of MI. and Mrs
| Van kousen, is expected to remain
| over a day or so with theta on her way
east.
Richard a. lScyes has gone to- Idaho
on u short business trip.
Miss Katherine McGovcrn has moved
and is now ut home at the Manitou.
| Mrs. Frank Johnson is back from u.
| two months stay at Long Beach. MI.
and Mrs Johnson are at home at the
Keith apartment till the completion OF
the new Ritter fats.
Mrs. w II. De Wolf. of Milford is IN
the city fora few days visiting friends
Mr., and Mrs. C.. f.. W. Bowers and
son, Carlos, have returned from an ex-
tended trip through the cast.
Judge o. ". Powers has gone TO Ba-
kcrsfield, Cal, on Il short business trip
Mrs. Victor Huntzicker is in the city
from st. George, and will doubtless
spend some time with friends here.
Miss Mayme Lindsay is now at home
at 40 east Sixth South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Wilson are now
at home at the Fifth East hotel, and
Tcxarkana, Tex, will he with them for
a month
Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick has re-
turned from Kimberly, where she has
spent the summer, and she Is at home
with her brother, F. Y. Fitzgerald al
the Hamilton.
Mrs. Helen Cotton, who has been
visiting Mrs. F. H. Emerson. left this
week for her home in Denver.
the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Young
Mrs. Ira O. Rhoades has returned to
her home in San Francisco after a
pleasant visit With Mrs. a. f, Hutch
1nson.
Mrs. w. W. Armstrong is back from
4 stay of month or more with friends
in Kansas. She is accompanied by her
sister. Miss Lees. who will spend a part
Of the winter here.
Miss Lesley Woodruff will leave on
Tuesday next for New York, where she
viii resume her musical studies under
Eugene Heffley.
Mrs. T. L. Parker Is back from a
short visit in Provo with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H Dusenberry.
Miss Alice Wall will leave today with
her father, to enter Miss F'inch,s school
In New York.
Capt and Mrs. Bryant Wells and
Mrs. Wells mother. Mrs. Thomas w.
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at u delightful affair on Tuesday aft
ernoon In honor of Mrs. Rhoades and
Mrs. Moylan Fox. the rooms and ver-
anda being effectively decorated and
large number present
Mrs, Charles Read entertained the
American Music society on Monday
night, Il number of prominent local mus
sicians giving the program and about
so being present.
Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence entertained
at an informal luncheon on "Wednesday
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MISS cLEDENT1NE HozIER ENGAGED TO WINSTON CHURCHILL
cables from London as
the dofr
TO
In
lin
probably prospective bridegroom
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Jennings left this week for san Fran !
cisco to sail oct.$5 fer the Philippines
n
A Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walcott Thompson
and their children arc home after
summer spent on#the New England
coast
S Mrs. r. Ronnemort left Thursday for
a trip to Ogden and s.lsley. Ida,
& Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Il. Groshell are
now a, home al No. Gibbons apart
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wakeling viii be
at home for the winter at the Fifth
East hotel.
Mrs. W.iD. Harris, of ST. Louis Is
visiting with heI, parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Needtam, az 169 north state
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Mrs. Ira o. Rhoades has returned to
her home in San Francisco after a
pleasant visit With Mrs. a. f, Hutch.
1nson.
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The Clio Circle met on "Wednesday art
ernoon at the home of Mrs. j.. H. L'n-
ford. Mrs. George Bell gave very en-,
pertaining reading and Master Linford
gave Il piano solo.
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Miss Mary Young of Essex, H., is IN
the city. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Young.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Wilson are now
at home at the Fifth East hotel, and
their daughter, Mrs. John b. King OF
Texarkana, Tex, will he with them for
month.
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Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick has re-
turned from Kimberly, where she has
spent the summer, and she Is at home
with her brother, F. " Fitzgerald at
the Hamilton.
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Mrs. Helen Cotton, who has been
visiting Mrs. F. II. Emerson. left this
week for her home in Denver.
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MI ana Mrs. Alfred Butt were tho
guests OF honor IL q dinner which WIS
given by Mrs. Jane Thatcher on Tues
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Mrs w. W Armstrong is back from
Il stay of a month or more with friends
in Kansas. She is accompanied by her
sister, Miss Lees. who will spend a part
OF the winter here
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The Anvil club met on Friday after
noon with Miss Margaret Nihlcy.
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Miss Lesley Woodruff will leave on
Tuesday next for New York, where she.
will resume her musical studies under
Eugene Heffley.
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Mrs. L. L. Parker Is back from
short visit in Provo with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson H. Dusenberry.
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Mr.. and Mrs Luther Howell are ut
home after having spent the past month
most pleasantly IN California. ;ei
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Miss Colbourne entertained at a
dinner at Rowland hall on Wednesday
might, the tables being attractiVely
3 fs.5Sprated and covers laid for Bishop
FRANKLIN S. Spalding. Mr.. and Mrs,
NJ I. L. Richie, MI. and Mrs. William
G, Jennings and Mr.. and Mrs. C..I.
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Mrs. p S. Kcogh entertained at a.
luncheon on Tuesday at her homes
z the decorations being in fall Covers
and covers laid for 10 guests,
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Mrs Victor Huntzicker is in the city
from St George, and will doubtless,
spend some time with friends here.
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Miss Mayme Lindsay is now at home
at 40 east Sixth South street.
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Miss Samuel Neal gave a luncheon
ION "Wednesday for Miss Mary Stubbs
who leaves next Nsfek IN her home
iii Baltimore. Covers were laid for
Misses Lesley Woodruff Margaret
Harris, Edna Farnsworth ana Hazel
#Sappington. i5&d
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Miss Alice Wall will leave today with
her father, to enter Miss F'inch,s school
In New York.
Capt and Mrs. Bryant Wells and
Mrs. Wells mother, Mrs. Thomas w.
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Mrs Sidney Q. stevens is visiting in
Ogden. -LEL $500 AZ!
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Judge o. W. Powers has gone To Ba-
kcrstield, Cal, on IL short business trip
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-09
Loved Money More Than Kin

Palouse, Wash.-Peter Bias, a
Greek laborer who has been in the
employ of the Potlatch Lumber COM
pany at Potlatch, died Saturday at
the Palouse general hospital of ty-
phoid fever and was buried in the
Palouse cemetery yesterday. Bias
had certificates of deposit to the
amount of $3.50, tnore than enough
to bury him. He was aged about 23
years and had no relatives, with tho
exception of a brother who is work
ing in Spokane.
The brother was notified of the
death and arrived in Palouse on the
$3.50 Inland train Sunday. He went
to the hospital and urged that his
dead brothers money be turned over
to him, stating that he wished to
return to Spokane at 4:30, SO as to
work Monday. DR.. E. T. Helm, pro-
prietor Of the hospital, refused to
give up the money without proper
authority. and the living Bias then
stayed in town until after the
funeral. He refused to select a lot
in the cemetery and also refused to
accompany the body OF his brother to
its last resting place. The money
left after the expenses are paid will!
be held pending further investiga-
ton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-09
Sold Mortgaged Property

Moscow, Idaho.--Jeff Powe, a no
telkeeper at Oakesdale was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Grant Robbins on
a charge of selling mortgaged prop
erty and brought to Moscow and
placed under $1,000 bond for his
appearance for preliminary examina-
ton Friday before Justice Of tho
Peace John Moore. Powe is accused
c. borrowing $450 from Anna Drew
OF Garfield and mortgaging four
bead of horses and a wagon, which
property was in Idaho at that time
Powe is said to have resided in La
tab county when he executed the
mortgage, and. therefore. the mort
gage was recorded at Moscow. Az
ter mortgaging the property. Powe
Is also accused Of having branded the
horses and sold them and the wagon
to several parties, some of whom re-
moved the property into Washine,...
and. therefore. 1t is without the tur-
isdiction of the mortgage, notwith
standing she resides at Garfield.
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A Peculiar Well in Flor;1a

In their investigations OF the wells
and underground waters of Florida,
the biologists of the United States
geological survey have not I'd many
interesting things. Among these Is
well at Welaka. on st. johns river.
from which two kinds y: wa,er are
obtained.
This we'll is 800 feet deep. The
length of casing is ITO feet, The
well was first drilled to 100 feet AMI
from this depth ordinary sulphur
was obtained. The drill was then
carried to a depth OF 800 feet where
| 1t ENCOUNTERED strong mineral wat
er, having a disagreeable, salty taste
In order to use both kinds Of water
an inner tubing was run nearly to
the bottom Of the wen Both this
and the outer casing were connected
with pumps, so that ordinary water
and mineral water can be- pumped
at the same time. a favOrits Joke
played on visitors Is 10 give them a
drink of the weaker water in the
first glass and to replace 1t with the
brine in the second.
Not more than half dozen We lis
of this kind are known In the cOun-
try, but there is no reasnn whv SINH
lar wells cannot be obtained In the
regions where the waters In he up
per strata differ from those lyina
deeper.
In these investiga TONS of thu
waters of Florida the national an,
state surveys are cooperating, and
much valuable information mas beer
gathered during the winters work
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REGISTER! REGISTER!
Voters of the Third Precinct Viii
Take Special Attention.

Miss Lena Ward, registrar Of the
Thlrd Lewiston precinct. is making
an effort to get the name of every
voter on the pollbooks. Those know
ing themselves to be residents Of
that precinct and not registered
should make it known at once Miss
Ward will be at her residence at
1924 Idaho street all day Saturday
and urges that the voters call AMI
register. There is some confusion
arising from the fact that many who
are registered for the city elections
do not thing 1t necessary to register
again for the county elections. This
Is a mistake. The city and county
have nothing to do with each other
in the matter of registration for
elections, and every voter in the
county has to register for this state
and county election or lose his vote.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-09

st. John, Wash.-There will be
massmeeting of the members OF the
farmers union at Rosalia, Wash,
Wednesday. October IA. Questions
of vital interest to FARMERS Of the
inland Empire will be discussed,
Among the many matters for consi-
Geration are a live, up-to-date paper
published by the farmers union that
will give reliable market reports to
the seller. In all probability time
will be found to take up and discuss
the present obnoxious road law and
ways and means to wipe 1t off the
statute books: civil township organ
ization and means to that end: the
handling and marketing Of grain:
better stock and its proper condition
to market; pooling products to sell
and buying in carload lots: farmers
warehouses and farmers stores, AM
1.-THE elimination OF many unnecessary
profits between the producer and the
lconsumer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-09

Order to Show Cause Why Order Of
Sale of Real Estate Should Not Be
Made.
In the Probate Court of Nee Perez
County. Idaho.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Nancy
J. Walker, Deceased.
A. e. Hinckley. the administrators
u the estate of Nancy ], walker.
having filed In this ceVrt his petit
ton duly verified praying for an or
Ger OF sale of all ct the real estate OF
said Nancy :. Walker for the pur-
poses therein set forth.
r 1t Ia therefore ordered that all per-
soa- Interested in the said estate OF
sasd deceased appear before this said
probate court on the 22nd day OF
october. 1908. at the hour Of IL
o'clock a. m. of said day, at thu
courtroom Of said court at the court
Rouse in the city of Lewiston, coun
" OF Nee Perez, state of Idaho, t.
shw cause why an order shoulf
not be granted to the said admins
traitor to sell all of the real estate o
the said Nancy j. Walker and that ;
copy OF this or Ter be published a.
Ieast four successive weeks in Tn
evening Teller. a newspaper printe'
and published in said city and coun
ty.
Dated September %, 1908.
T. o. HANLON,
y Probate Judge
% Avn Soc< % nox on