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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03
THE OLD Girl IS WRONG

The following taken from the Dog
den News sounds nice. but we be-
lieve that the old girl who wrote It,
didn't know what she was talking
about:
Fat men get al the good things
Of life. They are conducted to the
best tables at restaurants. they get
the corner seats in the theatre and
always seem to have enough money
to get along without worrying.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03

northeast, caught the sca6old fairly,
blowing 1t . twisting mass OF timbers
to the iron root below. The roof waa
very damaged, there being nnmer-
ous holes in 1t. The timbers are al
most total loss, only q comparatively
few Of them being worth anything
except for kindhng.
The brick work on the bass Of the
large steeple was broken and the
was ruined. The loss will
reach 900 or more.
Once before scafIold on the nav
church was blown over in gale.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03
L LAWRENCE MORTENsON DIES

get Ford to him at all, and in con-
sequsnce, it was necessary to post
ponq the funeral services until Fri
day. when they were held from the
iBapAst church Of this city, Rev. Mr..
Maotdullen oniciating. The remains
wsr{ inferred in Rose Hill cemetery.
Litt1b Lawrence was manly little
felldw and his loss has nearly dis.
tracled the father and mother who
.hav1 the sympathy Of everybody.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03
PLEADS GUILTY

@. L. Bickford. candidate for state
treasurer on the Republican ticket,
arrived In Minot Saturday morning,
and entered plea of guilty to shoot
ing prairie chickens out Of season
and was assessed $40 for his little
fun at poaching. Dr.. Doe Of Bow
bells accompanied Bickford and
pleaded guilty to the Same charge,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03
Wheelock. N. D-Hail did 4 trem-

Wheelock. N. D.-Hail did . trem-
endous amount OF damage in this
vicinity Monday evening. Hail fell
for an hour between seven and eight
o'clock, completely covering the
ground. Hundreds OF acres OF ripen-
ing grain were utterly ruined. Hail
damaged the Wheelock bank to the
extent OF $500. A calf near this
place lad IL eyes knocted out
49, ~ -. -. e II -. sssssas & So IA
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03

Rev. Mr. NacMullen Of the Baptist
church. has returned to Minot after
six weeks absence. He supplied
the First Baptist church 1t Grand
Forks for five weeks and spent .
week at his hrst charge. Langdon,.
II. D. Mr.. MacMullen received many
flattering compliments upon his good
work in the eastern part Of the state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03
John O'Brien Goes to Pen
Young Man Fomerl Of Chilcot N D, Gets Into Trouble
in Canada-Robbed a Defenseless Old Man Of
Over thousand Dollars

The following story concerns John
O'Brien, who is well known to the
residents in the southwestern part Of
the county in the vicinity Of Chilcot
and White Earth. OBrien has gotten
into = peck Of trouble as WI be seen
from the two articles taken from q
Winnipeg Daily. oBrien LETT here
four or dve ysazD 80.
John OBdien, alias Kid Mccoy and
few other famous names, the man
whom the provincial police declare
was the chief actor in the little drama
in the basement Of Dan Hamilton's
hotel at Neepawa during the latter
part Of April. when farmer named
John McIaughlin was relieved Of ST.
214 with which he had intended buy
ing a farm on which to spend his de-
clining years, was arrested in Toronto
Wednesday on instructions Of Provin-
cial Police Acting Chief John Mac
kenzie. Charles Rookie, chief Of the
mounted police in southern Manitoba,
left for Toronto last evening and
will bring O'Brien back with him.
O'Brien is wanted here very badly.
He escaped the police early in June
when E. A. G. Benyon, his alleged ac-
complice was captured at Fort Will
liam. Benyon was found guilty Of
helping O'Brien rob Mclaughlin, al
though he declared that O'Brien did
all the strong-arm work and merely
gave him rome Of the money he took
from Mclaughlin. Provincial Magls-
trate McMicken gave Benyon two
years at stoney. Mountain, and the
latter will be instrumental, undoubt-
edly, in convicting OBrien.
eenyon's Story.
According to Benyon's story at the
time Of his trial he was an employee
IN INC QUt6l I1dul lllOu, d. ANccPdWo a.
scrubbing floors and sweeping side
walks when one day he got acquaint-
ed with Mr.. O'Brien Mr.. O'Brien
was soft spoken gentleman with the
gift OF blarney and he completely won
over Mr.. Benyon. Staying at the hotel
at this time was John Mclaughlin, a
man past the prime Of life who had
come out from Ontario with the avow-
ed intention Of paying cash for a
quarter section Of land on which to
make his home. Mr.. O'Brien immed-
lately seemed to take a deep affec-
tionate interest in Mclaughlin. He
was his companion every hour. Late
n April one evening, O'Brien and Nc
Laughlin got drunk together. O'Brien
merely got drung. Mclaughlin got
very drunk Then O'Brien got Nc
Laughlin into the basement of the ho-
tel the better to hear a good story that
he was going to tell him. Later Nc
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03

one by the way. guaranteed COM
plete cure. It required but an hour
and . har to perform the very din.
cult operation. and Gertrude can
now walk as we'll as anyone. It will
be some time before she will be real
strong, but the cure is sure and per
manent. Gertrude Is pleased beyond
expression and 90 are her many
friends.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03

ands was assessed $25. A warrant
wasf out for Bichord and Doe for
somh time. but Bickford was out Of
the scounty and did not return until
Saturday.
Ii State Game Warden Smith is no
resnector OF persons, and has done his
best to punish all those who have
been guilty Of poaching.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03

which joe had been riding, smashing
It to the ground Joe was thrown
out of the buggy over against the
curb fifteen feet away, and the
breath was knocked out Of him. He
was quite badly bruised up but
luckily, not seriously injured. Joe's
buggy was totally wrecked, it being
knocked into thousand pieces.
Every spoke was knocked from three
OF the wheels, thin broken, and In
fact there wasn't one whole piece Of
the buggy left.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03

LaughMn woke up and went and hand
. dthe local police the obituary not
ice OF his late roll Of billA
Came 70 Winnipeg.
Meantime o,Brien had looked up his
other pal. Beuyon, and Instructed him
to buy tickets to Winnipeg. Benyon
did so. and after O'Brien had given
him Z httls money to spend. the tws
departed for this city. Here they
went at once to clothing store and
bought complete new outfits. o'Brien
gave Benyon 500, and asked him to
be lifelong friend. Benyon, however
kicked on the price Of his Ne1ong
friendship. He wanted more Of the
coin. He explained that he was an
ex-army man and member of a good
family in England, and that 800 did
MT look good to him. Thereupon o.
Brien gracefully withdrew from the
landscape. Benyon got frightened at
this and started for North Bay. At
Fort Wilhams he was interrupted,
and a few days later was tried nd
convicted.
o'erien's Arrest.
The police began to look for O'Brien
but that worthy seemed to have OBJ
liberated himself. Acting Chief Mac
kenzie kept on his trail, however, and
a few days ago he got the tip that
OBrien was writing to friends here
from Toronto. Three days ago Acting
Chief Mackenzie asked the Toronto
detectives to look OfBrien up and
nab him. Yesterday they did so. o.
Bmen was the most surprised man in
Toronto when he was arrested. He
had only $3.50 left, and he was appar-
emily aggrieved and shocked to think
that the police would accuse him OF
such thing as stealing. He explain
very definitely where he got the mon
icy. He found It, he said, ON Main
street in Winnipeg, lying just about
two feet from the curb stone at the
southwest corner of Rupert street.
o'erien Pleads Guilty.
John OBdien who was arrested in
Toronto charged with having robbed
Mr.. Mclaughlin Of $1,000 in the base
ment Of the hotel at Neepawa, was
brought before Magistrate McMicken
Thursday for preliminary hearing.
He pleaded not guilty and was COM
mitted for trial. Later he changed
his mind and pleaded guilty. The
magistrat, .her sen;ci-ced him to
two years in the penitentiary at Stony
Mountain
About $500 of the stolen money was
recovered, besides gold watch, some
diamonds and other jewelry which
O'Brien bought with McLanghlin's
money.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03
Gille n Was Arreste d
Crater Who Started the First Market Day for Mno Al
rested &C Culbertson, Mont. for Neelectng to
Pay Auctoneer and Clerk

take care Of itself. Gillen was ar
rested on the charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses, but re.
fused to return to North Dakota with.
out requisition papers. Owing to the
expenses that the county would put
to, he was let 60. It Is safe to Say
that he viii never put foot in North
Dakota again. He claimed that he
had forgotten to pay the auctionesr,
but his arrest didn't seem to refresh
en- his memory much for he didn't
send the money.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03

paper correspondents in every
city In Ward County Of over
500 population. Good pay. For
pA1tieqlAEs address Q. B. oraanY
pe1 III, Hhet, N. D. ~
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Sheriff Lampman and sarty from
winston have started on drive
across the country to the Yellowstone
Park. They will be gone six weeks.
Tho four men will ride horses and
the ladies' will ride in the wagon.
The party Will camp out on the way.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-03

A valuable COW belonging to L. w.
Smith became entangled in some
machinery near the Granite Springs
Thursday night, and before anyone
knew it, she was dead.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
The Campers Were Here

The Csmpers. a club composed Of
| prominent society people OF Anna and
lofapr places were entertained here
Friday evening hy Dr. and Mrs sam
'u,i Dodds. Of Upper Walnut street
The Campers are old friends wha
have enioyed many an outing and
rroIic for the past fifteen years 10
gether and they do not allow a dis
.tauce Of forty miles more or less. TO
.kaap them apart ar the time Of their
annual Halloween celebration This
tme they had neyerto-be forgotten
good time with the DOdis family and
ihe affair was characterized by Hal
Iooe-en decorations games and re-
fraahmeuts
The party arrived here on The even
ue train aud returned home on th"
train leaving here after o'clock @. M
Those in attendance were Mayor and
Hrs. r. : Alden. Messrs. and Mes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
charles.Herbert Weddinq.

There was great surprise YESTERDAY
/ in Cairo over the welding Of Mr.
Byron Herbert and Miss Ethel Char
les. both Of this city. which was sol
emnized at II o'clock in the morning
lat the st. Charles Hotel in Mound
City the Rev. Mr. Margraye. pastor OF
the Methodist 0hurch of that place.
officiating.
The bride and bridegroom left Cairo
in the morning driving to Mound
City accompanied by two friends
who Witnessed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs Herbert left on the Illinois
Central train aiterward for ST. Louis
Chicago and other points.
The bride is one Of the beautiful
and winsome girls in Cairo's Younger
society set and Mr. Herbert Is gen.
Ial young man. ne and HIS bride viii
have the best wishes Of all their
friends for a happy life together.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w c. Charles and the bride
groom is a son of the late Louis Her
bert
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
Honored With a Halloween Party.

Mrs Arthur Barter Of Holbroot
avenue gave a Halloween party last
night honoring her nephew. Edward
Weldon The affair possessed many
novel and happy features anI was
most enjoyable
The girls of the party mot az the
home Of Miss Ethel Barry while the
boys assembled AZ The home or M.
3ni Mrs. Alexander Weldon. al were
.eowuei boz white sheets and The boy-
.earbcl a ghosts went 90 Nfs- Barrv'-
and each escorted girI to tho Barter
residence. ignorant of tHe identity O..
DIS companion.
Upon arriving at fla Barriers the
solemn strains of a dlrge PLAYED bv
Miss Ethel LaMoutague on the piano
were heard and the company marched
through the rarlors and up the stairs
70 The dressing rooms whore the
guests Invested themselves Of the
fhne's. appearing iH evening costume
There was a fortune tallers booth.
aud many other interesting v-ays o.
aiviniug the future and az late hour
There was served "a substantial lunch
.aH af pumpkin r.e. coffee and dough
HHi- which was SERVED o1 Hu plates.
AMI Hi'h tlu spoons. Tire plates AMI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
Birthday Celebration.


When DR. J f Woefe OF Twentieth
Istreet. returned to his home last even
ling at 6 O'Clock he found assemble.
There, to his great surprise, the mem
bers of the Emanon Club, who by in
.yitation Of Mrs. Woelfe. were invited
TO a dinner ip celebration of the doc
tors birthday.
A bountiful six course dinner was
served. the table being handsome
decorated in Halloween fashion and
afterward there were card games AMI
at midnight a satisfying luncheon
which OH thoroughly enjoyed
This was the first reunion OF the
Emanons since last winter and il
was likewise one of the most enjoy.
able, Mrs Woelde received sincere
expressions of appreciation from the
guests for her delightful hospitality
The members present were Hal. \.
Calhoun of Anna. Joseph B. Weuger.
0ris Hastings. Norman Halliday, Ed.
ward Lewis, Leo Kleb and Louis
Block.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01

The chrysanthemum show to be
given Wednesday evening, Nov at
the Armory by the young ladies' Of the
Church Of the Redeemer promises TO
be delightful affair. In addition to
the display Of beautiful flowers from
Mississippi there viii be dancing and
a very excellent program as follows:
Vocal Solo-Miss nellie Han.
SaNophone Solo-Clifford Vincent
Baritone Solo-Kyle Ent
Piano Solo--NIrs. B R. Thistlewool.
Vocal Solo-Edward Allen
Violin Solo-Miss Magdaleue Van
derburgh
The Pittsburg Orchestra will furn-
ish music for dancing and all who at
END will have an enjoyable time
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01

Miss Lois Buchanan entertained a
party of thirty of her young friends
Yesterday afternoon at the home o..
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Buch
anan of Twenty-fourth street with G
Halloween party 1t was also her
tenth birthday anniversary.
The afternoon was spent in a pea.
nut contest, donkey game and va
rious other chidren's games
Refreshments were served. the
center piece Of the table being an
enormous lighted Jack 'o-lantern
There was also a birthday cake with
ten lighted candles
The hostess was assisted in entc--
tanning by her mother Mrs W. J
Buchanan, Mrs G. ". Buchanan ami
Miss Jennie Dewey.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01

DANES W. c. Mangold. J. b. Alden
Oliver Alden and Edgar A. Dayie
Miss Amy kirkpatrick and Mr. John
b Jackson. all Of Anna; Mr. and Mrs
George A. Bell of Golden. Or $. Ken
.osha Sessions Of Evansville. Ind. AMI
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Dewey. OF Cairo.
Those who are members of the
Campers but who were not present al
jhls festiyity were DR.. and Mrs. O. RI.
Shafer, Messrs and Mesdames George
Crawford T. y. Walton d. W. Wal
tom and A. g. Fasig Misses Estellc
and Mayme Dewitt. Messrs. +. II.
kroh. ID. ". Pcrrine and {. N. Miller.
an Of Anna. and Mr.. and Mrs. II. e
Lufkin of Yarmouthyille, Maine.
The Campers viii enjoy their annu-
al outing ar Bluff Lake Club House
near Anna next Week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL:


mess for the pleasure of his guests hat
She big apartment prettily decorated
in Halloween fashion.
Facing the entrance was a nam
moth pumpkin Jack 'o-lautern witt
lights cleaning through his smiling
face and surrounding him We're tail
corn stalks from the field suggestive
of the harvest home time of the year
On shelves along the sides of the
walls were other lighted Jack o-lant-
erns which grinned a welcome down
upon the guests.
The effect was most pleasing AMI
was greatly appreciated by all Of Mr..
Stubbins big family
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
Boz Social

Miss Mabel Iandon Of 2ll5 HoI
brook avenue gave a very successful
and pleasant box social Friday even
ing for the benefit of Calyery Baptist
Sunday school All the boxes AM
stock OF home made candles wera
sold. Singing by a number Of children
was a pretty feature of the occasion.
Entertained at Cards
Miss Florence Carey OF Elm street.
entertained at cards Yesterday after
noon.
Progressive five hundred was play
ed the prize being won by Miss Mir
lam Carey.
The guests were Miss Louise James
and Miss Mary Bouduraut of Palucal.
Ky; Misses Iona SVohoda. Edith Hin.
Edna Lind Alice Strong. Mary Huottc.
AHA Walker Eate Davis. Jessie
Davis Noia BondursnL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
In Honor of Niece.

Mrs. Lena Schulz, of 1909 Washing.
ton avenue, entertained a party OF
young married people yesterday after
noon in honor OF her niece Mrs J. r.
Routh, of Buchanan. Mich, who is
here on visit All had pleasant
time Mrs Schuh. though over eighty
years old succeeded in making the af-
fair thorough success and proved
herself an accomplished hostess.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
UNION MEN


An open meeting of Cairo Centra
Labor luion viii be held at Union
tiall' 60 Commercial avenue th
1ndayl evening at 1870 10 discuss
matters of importance 10 organized
D. Dor All union men are expected Ia
u present and friends of organize
y aor are cordially invited
Byorder Cairo Central Labor Union
=. Z. THURMAN. Secretary.
MM. BOND. Vice President.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
Con Tournament at County cIut

COT Tournament at Country Club.
Redletter day was yesterday at the
Country Club. There was large and
enthusiastic crowd Of nearly two
hundred persons out to witness the
golf tournament 10 the afternoon. TIL
first ten who qualified out Of eigh.
teen PLAYERS were as follows boa the
order Of their scores:
First-W. o. White.
secoud-H +. Halliday.
Third-W. s. Krehs.
Fpuffh-Johr Halliday.
F7uh Frank T.. Aver
Sixth-Fcstus Barter
Scvenfh-Le0u = Deui~un
Eirfth-Mrs u. +. Halliday
Ninth-Toui- IT, Block.
Tenth Douglas Halliday
These PLAYERS drew lots for part
ners for the match play which viii
beefn or once and the FINAL series viii
De- PLAYED next SATURDAY.. The tEo
winners II the match piay sin play
on for ibe cup which is offered as
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01

The guests at the Halliday had "a
pleasant surprise last evening on oil.
tering the dining room. Assistant
Manager E. J. Stuhbins with hts a.
customed enterprise and thoughfu-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01

spoons We're the favors which each
guest took home as souvenir.
Dancing aud general Hallowe en-
h''arity prevailed and the pleasures
of me evening were participated I'm by
aury couples.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01

lConcluded On Seventh PsgsJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
Engagement Announced.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Thompson
of SIS West Twenty-second street.
announce the engagement and APP
marriage Of their daughter
Marion to Mi Clyde A. Hornhuekje
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
Too Late to Classify.

FOR SALE fine upright piano.
Only sl25. Buchanan's music store
ti2 Commercial avenue
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-28

Statement No. candidates for the
legislature In Marion county opened
their campaign OF the county at
Woodburn today. All Ave spent the
day, and will hold a public meeting
there in the near future, at which
their opponents will be invited TO de-
bate the issue. Walter Winslow,
Hal ID. Patton, o. l.. Hatteberg, A. c.
Libbie and Henry J. Miller are maxi
ing campaign for progressive prin-
ciples and against return TO the old
way OF electing a senator with a bar
rel, with federal ofiices and leglsla-
tive gratis and elerkship3 galore
One of the bunch today said: We
do not ask for ourselves or relatives
any compensation for the honor OF
serving the people as their represen-
tatives in the general assembly,
neither are we going to overthrow
the expressed will OF the people on
the matter. We are not going 10
make war on the direct primary law
nor on laws enacted by direct vote
of the people. A clean citizenship.
backing clean methods in the legis-
lative assembly is the program. and
we do not believe the people are
ready to turn down those principles.
The campaign on these lines will be
waged from now until the primary
by the Statement No. candidates,
and the candidates opposed to them
must meet the issue, and the people
must decide between progress and
retrograde movement into the cor
rupt practices of the past, which is
all that the machine politicians stand
for, and which. under the leadership
OF the oregonian. they are seeking
to bring about. We understand the
ants want a scrap to iiven things up
a little, and We are going to be
ready for them. II we are mistaken.
and get licked. we will take our med
leine and support the ticket"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-28
THE BURGoNIAsTER
SHOWS AT SALEM
Tho Romantic Bonaparte story.

II yonr friend says long words 10
you with long roll OF RS and a
sneeze at the end; II silas and sallie
exchange conversation In unknown
expressions. such as Burlington,
Wilmington" and "Juacklngton"
across the table and you wonder what
they mean; or II your son cracks
questionable Jokes about President
Roosevelt and sings new comic
song, usually with the roll OF r's IN
the words-why. you will know he
was AZ "The Burgomaster" last nigh.
The play. which is a comic opera
based on Peter Stuyyesant. governor
OF New Amsterdam. and one OF his
followers, taking drugged whlskey
60 escape the Indians and waking mp
again In New York IN 1907.
Tho young ladies In the chorises
cannot be said 20 have very recently
escaped from training In lntornatlon
nj beauty contests.
The hero Is. OF course, much start
led and wonders an his awakening
from the Rip Van Wrinkle sleep wherc
he 4, and Is soon terror-strieken by
newsboys. policemen, college boys
and actors, which give much oppor-
tnnity for songs and dance by the
chorus, which was fairly good,
Gus Weinberg. as The nurgmas-
ter" was the best single player and
was responsible for keeping the audi.
ence, which hlled the theatre 20 It's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-28
SOCIAL EVENTS OF
THE PAST WEEK

Students OF this city who are at
tending the University of oregon and
the Oregon Agricultural college are
taking advantage of the Easter vaca-
tion to visit their homes and friends
here. The week of leisure for the
collegians will be a happy one for
their families and many friends.
Among the students who are visiting
their home here are Harvey Slater
and Gordon Moores of the University
of oregon, Mary Pigler, Fred Myers,
Eugene Slater, Alvin Finley, Council
Dyer, Tam Catch and Tom Holman
OF the Oregon Agricultural college.
Mrs. +. w. Spencer Entertains.
One of the most enjoyable events
OF the week was 800" party given
by Mrs. F. W. Spencer at her homo