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The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
SWEET SPRINGS.

Frank Hacker and Sister,
Louise, OF Sedalia, spent Mon
day with Jas, q, Magness and
wife.
DR., @, O, Ehlers has returned
from a trip to his Oklahoma
farm,
M, i. prIgmore has gone to
Mountain Home. Mo. to visit his
son Charles.
Miss Elizabeth GoRg'ns went TO
Sedalia Tuesday to do some shop
ping,
Mrs, Jno, Coggins,ls In Marshall
visiting relatives and friends,
Quite a number OF our citlxens
went to blackburn Saturday 20
SEQ and hear Bryan,
Rev, q, Nc, Shanklln IL the proud
possossor OF an automobile run
about, he hope soon TO DO an ac-
compllshed ohauffer.
j, d. Smith and son Douglass,
Went TO Elmwood Sunday To
A N
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
ST LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Special to Marshall Republican.
National Stock Yards, Ill,
Oct, -, 1908.
Cattle receipts 1900; following $500
yesterday makes u liberal run for the
Two days. Supplies today nearly oil
Natives, the bulk OF which were med.
ium killere, although o few good TO
choice cattle were here, the best being
three loads OF steers from AudralL
County, Mo-, averaging 1880 lbs. sod
by us NJ ~ 10, Steers and cows
about steady with a week ago. Butch
or heifers and stookers and feeders is
to 70 per cent lower, Good 70 choice
steers selling largely at s5 SO to Of, 90;
FANCY would reach 81 80; medium 20
good VI % TO % 10, Good to choice
heifers 81 90 to s5 SOL medium TO good
W 70 TO 81 90; good 70 choice COWS
o. so to 81, 0o;oanners and cutters 81 10
TO $500 Good TO choice feeders az. 40
TO " %. Good stock heIfers az 70 TO
o. co. Veal calves steady; top 81. 90,
Outlook strong on good cattle; steady
on others,
Hog receipts IL. 1000; marke, 10 TO
Zoo loweri top %, 10; bulk s5 80 10
$50 A very wide range In prices
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16

spend tho doy with DR.. James
and wife and to bring Mrs.
Smith home after q few days
visiting with Mrs. James.
Robert Fowler returned Mon
day from New Mexico whore no
has passed tn elast ak months.
Mr., Fowler IL In business at
Portales.
Miss Mary T. Berry will be mar
red at tho Christian Church on
october eg. to q. A. Galloway, Of
IL tho daughter, Of II. g. Berry
independence, Mo, Miss Mary
and very popular In Sweet
Springs.
Rov, Francis W, Tay,or OF Lib
erty, Mo, closed a protracted
meeting Of two weeks at the
Baptist Church Sunday night
Rev. Taylor preached good CO.
pei and had twelve additions to
the church az wei nv doing mu h
good to the members In the way
OF encouragement Of faith.
Rev, n, +, Shifler, wife aud chill
dren returned Tuesday from
Prairie near Lexington whcro
Roy, Shlfler has been holding "A
meeting for the past three
weeks,
g, NJ, Baker, wife and daughter,
Katherine, OF near Mar hall were
with Jesse Wheeler ana daugh-
ters n few days Hast week.
Mr., and Mrs. y, ID. Clark and
son. Ralph, Mrs, A, Il, Smith ana
son, Raymond, went to Malta
Rend Saturday to visit &. O..
Walker and WIFE returning Sun
day evening,
A little child OF Jacob Hemmc
was scalded to death on Monday
afternoon, Mr.. llemme was pre-
pairing to butcher a hog ard had
the water ready for that purIo q
when tho little one fell into the
tank, The funeral was held Tues
Iay AFTERNOON ana tho burial at
Emma.
VIII Berry OF Butler, Mo, spent
n few days last week with old
friends here. lie attended the
state Fair at Sedalla Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss nellie Hayman came up
from Houstonia Tuesday after
noon to spend several days with
her aunt, Mrs, q, W, Hedger,
Miss Jessie Bellamy returned
Monday night from n several
days visit at Kansas City and
parkville.
Misses Eva Baker and Matte
Richart OF Napton are guests OF
Leonard Scott and family.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
TEDIEVILLE

Mrs. Mary Finley and
daughter, Miss Sallie, called
on Mrs, Roy Wilcoxson Mon
day.
Mrs. Tracy Elaggard and
daughters Rose aud Iona
visited Mrs, Il. A, Wade
Monday,
U. l.. Hansbrough and wife,
d. Ovens and family, Edward
Meachum, wife aud son Her.
mann we're Sunday guests OF
]. M. Thomas and family,
Misses Lottie Wilooxson
and Nellie Hilton aid Evert
Cham bers visited L, Il Silvey
and wife.
Mr., aud Mrs, S. l. Yokely
spent Sunday with Jake
Yckely and wife near Hous.
tonia,
Mr., and Mrs. Il. Fl. Boul.
ware and daughter Miss
Bette visited Mr.. aud Mrs.
Chas. Jacoby last week.
Robert Finley is visiting
his parents 10 Warrensburg
week.
T. n. Pauley returned home.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
SALINE POINT

Quite u number of the
school children have been
troubled with sore throats in
this community lately.
Mrs. W. A. Chilcott after u
severe attack Of the fever was
removed to her mothers, Mrs.
b. s. Blackburns, Sunday to
stay for awhile.
o. Q. Chilcott and j. NJ.
Burnside went TO Marshall
Monday with potatoes and re.
turned with coal.
W. H. Lynn is running his
saw.mill again.
W. S. Irwin and family vic.
tied at the home of e. Il. Jen.
ning's Sunday,
The people of this vicinity
have begun picking and
barreling their apples.
Chas. Wheeler and Dilley
Bros. have been bailing hay
for themselves south of
Miami.
]. L. Vaughn, ]. A. Daven-
port and A. L. Yowell went
to Marshall Saturday to hear
w. j. Bryan.
Ed Hardi q and family are
contemplating on going to
California soon.
Kruger Bros. aud 4. b.
Mullins are helping SOW
.M N.|N"U# M - ..|."I
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16

Sunday after u few days visi,
with his brother ut Warsaw.
will Teeter and family Wis.
tied relatives near Higgins.
vile Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M Thorn
as visited their son and wife
in Iloustonia Friday night
and Saturday.
Grandmother Shondelmier
IL on the sick list this week.
j. p. Thomas, wife and
daughter Miss Ethel were
n Marshall shopping Mon.
day.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
LITTLE ROCK

SeVerAi from LiIIle hOct
attended church at Fisl
Greek Monday evening.
Look out, for the wedding
bells will soon ring around
Little Rock
Old bachelors must get q
move on them as leap year
will soon be gone.
G.. K. Trout and wife ut.
tended church ut Fish Greek
Tuesday evening.
The two children Of Henry
Bierbaum who we're very bad
with diptheria have en- tirely
recovered.
Otto Cramer and II. Bier.
baum went fishing Tuesday
afternoon.
Misses Flora LeimkuhIer
and Mollie Eikerman accom-.
panied by DR.. Sharp attend.
ed church at Fish Creek
Friday evening.
Otto Cramer was seen al
Fish Greek last week.
DR.. Sharp says that he wat
one of the lucky ones to shake
hands with W. j. Bryan.
Hurrah for the Doctor.
John Cook and family Wis
tied L. W. Ehlers Sunday
evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hinnah u 10 10. boy.
Eliza McLain, Mr.. Trout,
Whitney Thornton, Henry
Bierbaum, Willard Thornton,
George Pearson Chas. Rey.
nolds and DR.. W. L. Sharp
spent Saturday afternoon at
Slater to zee W. j. Bryan.
Mr.. Cowherd came in on
the first train from the west
and spoke until the special
with WI. Bryan had arrived.
JOHNNY Dee had the good
luck to catch u "a b. blue cat
fish Monday morning and he
sure had u time getting it out
OF the river. .
Dan Ehlers returned home
from Enid, Oklahoma Monday
and says he sold Abe Romines
u very nee farm of 100 acres.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
ARROW ROCK

Phil pummcl and family of
Ioustonia were guests last week
of j. W, Nixon and family.
DIR. bradshaw returned Thurs.
day from "a few days stay ut the
Scdnlln fair.
Mrs, II. II, WATTS and son Port.
rr spent n few days In Kansas
city last week.
Joe Pummel aud family nre VS.
ting this week at the home of
VIII CoffmHn's.
Mr.. Davenport and wife, of
I'erndon, visited Saturday ant.
sunday with tho latters brother
d. w. Nixon and family,
Miss Lena McMahan OF Mar-
shall was IA guest last week of
her slstcr Mrs. walter Townsend,
Rev. Weird filled his regular
appointment at tho Christian
church In Nelson Sunday.
Prof. Duncan, Watson Dlggs
and Lester Dickson went to Mar
SHAH Saturday to hear Bryan
speak.
Mrs, jennie Dick, on and chill
dron Of tho county. were quo It,
Sunday at tho home of y. II, Dick
son and wife.
Mrs, Dug Edison and children
visited relatives tho first of the
week In Blackwater.
VIII Elchman, II, II, Watts,
Seth DIggs and Henry Morris
left Saturday ON n hunting and
FISHING exposition In benton Coun.
ty. They viii bo gone several
days and are expecting n granu
time.
Miss Nora Dlggs loft Monday
IN u visit to her brother, |. o,
Dlggs and wife IL saltwater,
Okla, Sho will also visit her sis.
tor, Mrs, Il, V. Davidson, neal
warsaw, Mo. on her return.
WIN VanArsdell and Mr.. Lem
keuhlor Of North HarGeman were
on our streets Monday,
WIN Eastman and wife OF the
country were In town Monday
calling on friends and shopping,
william Burge and wife were
Horace Fades and wife, all OF
Cooper county attended preach
Ing Sunday at tho Bapt I chu q
Tom Hogge and wife were In
town Monday afternoon,
Jack Watts of Blaokwater,
was n visitor Monday at tn,
homo Of his grand-lathe", ID. l.,
Watts.
Mrs, ID. Lawloss and daughter,
Miss Lallete, were shopping In
Marshall Monday.
Marvin Vowel Is visiting his
family this week at tho homo OF
ID, Lawless.
Harold Turley aud wife were |
callers Sunday afternoon at the
home OF j, p, Riggs,
Rev, Wood attended the quar-
terly meeting services at Smiths
Chapel Sunday,
Mrs, WIN Hazel and children OF |
the country were shopping In
Saturday,
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16

Jno j Brls 10 Martha ] Pan.
nell 20 AGREE In 20 40 2l,...,,. 1900
Martha J Pannell 10 Jno J Brioe
lots 0 TO IL block % College
Add Marshall, .,,,,,,, 80, 200
Martha 8 Roe by Trustee TO n,
q, Allen all Int, In 100 acres
In 8 90 2l,,,.,,,,,,..,, $500, $50
Leila p Conway TO Il, Il, Parks
lot Is pt Is block "a English
add Marshall n,u .,,,..,,. 5000
bet OF W o Mcclure TO Chas
sharon lot Q block o Slater $40
Same TO q. q, Jenkins lot 20
block 2 Slater, .,.,..,,,,,,,.. COS
City OF Slater 10 Martin w Kite
lots IL TO II block 3 Slater, -, 1900
EstRte OF Fleming Luce TO sa.
brina a Harris lot l block
Haggiu's add Marshall ....... 21b
J a. W p Dulaney to Marie
Sullivan lots 3 to q block Ia
Bakers southeast add slater. 1000
4 W Gwlnn TO Ella 4 Il Anna
Booth lot 3 block 80 a. part
vacated south Main street
Marshall ,,,.,, .,,..,,...,.., 2l00
Robt W Swatz to John Gaines
10 acres In 10 80 20, ,,,.,, e, 1900
United States by patent TO Nor.
timer d Gaines 100 acres In
0, 10 so 20 ..,,,,,,,.... 900.
Geo Nef. Gate by shr to
Danl Ehlers l7ia In 1 2 80 10. ll0A
Fred Berger & wife TO Peroival
Birch 2sS | acres In s oils Il
IL 81 ls"....,..,,..,,,,. -. |
Poroival Birch TO Fred Berger
SUM- 80, ., ,,,s i
W ID Cororan TO Jos Dennis
20 acres n strip In II, l2 SO 20 5000
Ollie Burns by Trustee 10 Jacob
Berg lots |. 2 block 4 BreGthitt
n sebrees add Marshall,.,, 800
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
Excellent Health Advice.

Mrs. M, NJ, Dawson. Of No. $40
Clifford Ave-, San Jose, Cal, says
the worth OF Electric Blttsrs as
a general family remedy fou
headache, billousnes and Sorpor
OF tho liver and bowels In 10 pro-
nounoed that l am prompesd 60
say a word In les favor Tor tho
benefit OF those seeking relief
from such Affections, There Is
more health for the digestive or
gans In a bottle OF EleCtrlC Bit
tors than In any other remedy I
know Of" Sold under guarantee
at ell drugglsts. 600.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16

continues TO appear by reason OF the
surplus OF half fat and light weight
hogs being received. W. look for q
temporary reaction between now aud
the close OF this week. II looks pro-
iitable TO feed light pigs and half fat
hogs even with feed At present prices
r ather tnan cell on the basis OF today
market,
sheep 10 TO zoe lower, top o., So,
Lambs 20 to 4co lower; top ss.7b.
Lighter supplies and q nrmer market
expected during next few days,
NATIONAL LIVESTOCK COMMISSION co.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
tmn1 Um*tn ssH
County News /
NEW HOME

j. j. Murray returned
home Wednesday from Slater
after n short visit with his
son Luther Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Iarue
and children spent a few days
with relatives near Hodge
the later part Of last week.
Miss Dollie Harris visited
A. A. silvey and family Sat.
urday and Sunday at Hughes.
vile.
&. o. Martin spent Sunday
and Monday night with mis-
uncle ID. NJ. Harris and fam.
lily.
Miss Lula Thomas of
Houstonia spent Saturday
night and Sunday with the
Misses Harris and attended
preaching at Elmwood Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Forbes
and children spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. f..
s. Edwards of Elmwood.
Rev. j. G. Diggs and Mr..
Morrison of Sweet Springs
were guests of d. M. Harris
and family Sunday night.
There was Il large crowd of
people at Blackburn Saturday
to see Bryan as he stopped
there a few minutes.
Walter Blue and mother
from Chicago are visiting
relatives and friends in this
vicinity at this writing.
DR.. Fulton of Kansas City
and DR.. Richart of Blackburn
were called one day last week
and q cancer was removed
from Mrs. Menegali's face.
Miss Frances Reager left
Saturday night for Sedalia to
visit her sister Mrs. Frank
Carothers for u few days.
Misses Title aud Mamie
Lemons, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Reager and Victor Allen
spent Sunday evening at d. M.
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cook
and son HerbsrE were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. Mckinney and
family.
Willis Lemon and Victor
Allen went to Sedalia Mon.
day.
Mrs. John Smith of Sweet
Springs visited DR.. and Mrs.
of Elmwood the later
part of last week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16

ENECuTRIN NOTICE,
Notice IL hereby given that lettors Testa.
mehlary on the estate OF Joseph Dean, dc.
Ne"std, were granted to the undersigned on
.ho ls'h day OF August, ip0s, by the Probate
court of Saline County, Mo.
An persona having Chains against said
oaihte nre TO exhibit thom To me for allow.
anoo' Within one year after the date OF said
letters, or they may no %precludod from any
oeheht OF suoh estate nnd ~ such claims bs
not exhibited within two years from tho
time oftho publication of this notice thew
10 forever barred,
Mrs, MARY N, DEAN,Exrx,
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
Father Very Sick.

Henry Re'nwRld OF Ro o Valley
returned Monday .from st,
Charles whore he went to see his
father, John Relnwald, He said
he found him very low with hut
little hope for his reosvery, MIR.
Reinwald brought hls family to
town Tuesday to do some shop
ping,
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16

wheat on the Townlee farm
this week.
Edna Moore was real sick
for a few days, with sore
throat the past week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
tFirst Insertion Oct, o.
EN- ECUTRIN NOTICE

ENECUTRiN NOTICE,
Notice IL hereby given that letters Testo-
meh'ary on the estate OF William Husteddo
deceased were granted to tho undersigned,
on me 10th day OF september, lQOs, by the
rooa'e Court OF Saline County, Missouri,
All persons having claims spainst said
estate are required TO exhibit them TO me
Tor allowance, within one year after tho
uate OF snid letters, or they may be preelud.
rom any benefit OF such estate, and n
nueh claims he not exhibited within w
years from tho time Of tho publication OF
'his hoticc they shall be forever barred,
MINNIE HUsTEDnE, Excr.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
First insertion oct, q

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice In hereby given to all creditors and
others Interested IN tho estate OF John
Volten, deceased, that |, Robert volten,
EXT OF said estate, intend to make anal
settlement thereof ~ the next term OF the
Probate Court of Saline County, to ho hold
on AT the Court House In said County, OH
tha hrst Monday Of December zoos,
ROBERT VELTEN, Exr.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
WANT, FOR SALE, II

FOR SALE AT A BARGAINING
eight-room residence on macad-
amlzed street. Part terms, II
desired, Mrs, Alice Fulkerson,
$50 W. Arrow st.
FOR SALE-One nearly now coal
heater and ono 3-burner Quick
Meal gasoline vapor stove. In
quire at AGA 8. Ellsworth
FOR SALE-A top buggy. Has
been In use only n few times.
Price when new. $40, Price now
II bought soon sos. Address care
Of Marshall Republican. Or.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16

20 Years with Coughs
Ayers Cherry P~ectoral. That makes us have great con-
fdence In It for coughs, colds, bronchitis, weak throas,
and weak lungs. Ask your own doctor what experience
he has had with It. lie knows. He can advise you
wisely. Keep in close touch with your family physician.
No alcohol In this cough medicine. LC. dyer Co, LooeI Mas
Be we'll Be strong You cannot 4 your bowels arc eonsIpatsd' The best laxative =
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16

strong. You cannot II your bowels are constpated, The best laxative b
all vegetable. Ask your doctor u he agrees with US. DO ashe snva
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
THE POLAND CHINA
HOG FOR COLORADO

The Poland China hog is an al
most perfect meat making machine.
1t is not excelled by any breed of
any kind of live stock for converting
feed into flesh.
1t has a voracious appetite, a good
digestion and is lazy - not using
much of its energy in useless travel
or excitement. 1t does well under
any condition where food is abund-
ant. 1t will stand heavy feeding
and considerable neglect.
The Poland China is an easy feed
er and is quick maturing. When
properly handled it is ready for the
market at any time after six months
of age. whenever the price is right.
1t is typical lard hog. with a
thick. short. massive body, fine quail
ity of bone. hair and skin, small fine
head and short legs. 1t is thick
fleshed, with heavy shoulders and
hams and broad, thick loins.
The meat is fine grained, but with
too large a proportion of fat on the
matured animal. The Colorado
packers find that when the Poland
China is marketed fat at 100 to 220
pounds live weight, the meat is full
ly up to the requirements of the best
markets. Above those weights there
is too much fat.
The chief fault of the Poland Chi
ma is that many strains, through ov-
er feeding of corn. are poor breed
ers, having only one to four pigs in
litter. Such pigs are usually choice
feeders. but the number is too small
to make it profitable to keep the
SOW.
Where the sows are selected from
prolific strains and fed muscle and
bone making feeds, they are as pro-
life as those of any breed. Three
Poland China sows on the Colorado
Agricultural College farm, had last
spring. 81 live pigs.
In selecting Poland Chinas for
breeders, choose hogs that are from
prolific strains on both the sire and
dams sides. They should have the
typical qualities as described above.
Be careful to get animals with wide,
roomy shoulders and with slightly
arched backs
H. NJ. COTTRELL,
Superintendent Farmers Institutes.
Colorado Agricultural College, at
Fort Collins,
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
PLAY US SUNDAY AND
GLENWOOD ON MONDAY

Toiay's Leadville Democrat says:
'''The Columbne outfit will go to
Grand Junction on Sunday to meet
the would-be champions in that city
They will present their strongest
front on this occasion, as they know
they will have a hard game: but
there is no reason why they should
not affect a clearing. They will re-
turn Monday morning, and jump in
to the harness right away in prepar-
alton for the Glenwood game that
afternoon"
Again 1t says:
1.-The Columbine team will play
the fast Glenwood Springs bunch on
the race track grounds next Monday
while the Glenwood boosters are In
the city. The locals are strengthen
ing up for the contest, and with the
known ability of the visitors. fast
and Interesting game is assured"
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
ROBBERS
AT WORK

A special message to The
Sentinel this afternoon from
Olathc states that last night
robbers broke into the railroad
station at Olathe and ransacked
the express room but only sue
cecded in getting away with one
package valued at about so.
They found no money. Ii is be-
lieved that the robbery occurred
about midnight.
Also last night robbers, in all
probability the same ones that broke
into the depot, forced an entrance to
the Pastime billiard hail at Olathe
but a man was sleeping in the build
ing and frightened the robbers away.
The latter then appropriated horse
and buggy of an Olathe citizen and
left town. The horse came into town
early this morning from toward Delta
dragging the buggy after him. The
robes. whip and other articles that
were in the buggy were missing and
these were located later in an empty
box car on the railroad track.
There is no trace of the robbers.
Two unknown men who were seen
in Olathe yesterday are suspected.
They cannot be located today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
THIS MAN Is MISSING.

Chief of Police O'Neil has been
asked to keep on the watch for Chas.
C. DAILY. "A prominent live stock com
mission man, who has been missing
from his home at Benson, Neb.. for
the last month. The last trace of
him was on May 3. when he was seen
on the streets of Omaha. 1t is be-
lieved that he came west.
A reward of $50 is offered for in
formation concerning Days where
abouts.
DAILY is feet 0 inches tall and
weighs about $50 pounds: age G7:
black hair, tinged with gray; dark
gray mustache.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
Call for Democratic Precinct Primar.
les lin the City of Grand
Junction.

The democratic primaries for the
election of delegates to the county
convention, which will elect seven
teen 1T delegates to the state con-
vention at Glenwood Springs on June
Is, 1908, will be held at the fol-
lowing named places and time in the
various voting precincts in the city
of Grand Junction, on Friday, June
8. 1908, and oe in charge of the
precinct committeeman in the various
precincts:
Precinct No. 8, First ward-A. T.
Wharton, committeeman. Time,
$3.50 to 1880 pm. Voting place,
Hentson's store, Colorado avenue.
10 delegates.
Precinct No. 10, Second Ward-C.
II. Wallis, committeeman. Time
$50 to $50 pm. Voting place
Auditorium. IL delegates.
Precinct No. IL. West Third Ward
w. f. White, committeeman. Time
$3.50 to ESQ pm. Voting place, ]
A. McCulloch's old stand, next 'to
Fleming & Lambs. 10 delegates.
Precinct No. IL, Fourth Ward
w. E. Platt committeeman. Time
5:30 to 1880 pm. Voting place, New
City Hall. delegates.
Precinct No. 16, East Third Ward
"A. j. Peck. committeeman. Time
$3.50 to 1880 pm. Voting place
Dowdenls marble shop, corner Mair
and Seventh street. delegates.
w. WEISER,
Chairman Mesa County Democratic
Central Committee.
A. ]. PECK,
Secretary.
Grand Junction. Cole, June 2. 1905
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
A PRETTY
WEDDING

Yesterday morning at the
hour of 10 O'Clock at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Woody,
433 Grand avenue, in the pres
cnce of the relatives and a few
friends, Mr.. Hollis Il. Curtis and
Miss Ada Brunnick, two of the
best known yOung people of the
city, were united i'm marriage.
The officiating Clergyman was
Rev. ID. ID. Forsyth of the Meth
Odist church.
The young couple were unattend-
ed as they stood before the minister.
The bride was extremely beautiful
in her wedding dress Of white.
1T was an ideal home wedding.
unmarked by any elaborate arrange
ments. The home was prsttily dec
GRATED with smilax, carnations and
oleanders.
Following the ceremony. a hand
somely appointed wedding breakfast
was served at the Woody home.
The bride and groom were show
cred with good wishes and congratu-
lations, and were the recipients of
many pretty and attractive gifts.
The place cards at the breakfast
were hand painted double hearts.
The tables were charmingly laid and
the service was perfect.
On Rio Grande No. 3 the happy
couple left for trip to Salt Lake
will return to this city and take up
City and other western points. They
their residence.
Few young ladies in the city are
better known than the bride. She
has resided here since early girl
hood. She is an exceedingly attract
i've and amiable young woman. For
the past two years she has had the
charge of the bookkeeping depart
ment of the c. p. McCary shops and
vehicle establishment.
Mr.. Curtis is the baggage agent at
the union depot. He is a young man
of excellent standing and his friends
are legion. Grand Junction has
been his home for many years. He
is brother of Mrs. William A.
Lynch of this city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
THE COLORED MASONS

Pinon Mesa lodge No. 20. A. F. &
A. NJ. Wednesday night elected Of
ficers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: T. p. Langdon. w. NJ; Ma
than Colston. S. w; Monroe Miller.
Jr.. w; Chas. o. Marshall, secretary:
John H. Hines. treasurer; H. w.
Pierson. Sr. D.; Elijah Hines. Jr. D.. !;
Rev. J. H. Smith, chaplain; Frank
Butler, tyler.