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oEmosTHeNES SOCIETY.

The DemOsthenes society of the
Madison school. instead of confinins
itself TO its -egular literary program,
celebrated the one-hundredth anniver
sary OF Abraham Lincoln.
The following program was credit
ably rendered:
Opening song. Battle Hymn Of the
Republic" members OF the society.
Reading Life OF Abraham Lincoln. %
Lorenzo Richards
Plano duet. Miss Daisy Rolapp and
Miss Myra Shreeves.
Sayings OF Lincoln" members of
the society
Duet, Soldiers Farewell" Cyril
Farley and Roland Reeve.
Reading, The Emancipation Proc
lamation." Byron Whitemore.
Address, Captain Hulanisld.
Song, Because Ills YOU" David
Goddard
Recitation, Blue and Grey" George
Stoddard.
Piano solo. Ruth Johnson OF
Reading, Gettysburg Address" j.
lian Flygare. c
Quartet. "Tentlng Tonight" Cins(
Farley. Roland Reeve. William Vuth-
cock and Sydney Winters. IKE
Song. America" members odL &c
society. aoqy
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PRINCIPAL MckENORIcK is HOST.

Principal w. NJ. McKendrick OF the
Weber academy. entertained the fac
ulty Monday evening at his home. 1864
Madison avenue. In honor OF D. Ray
Shurtliff and Thomas F. Mckay. for
mer members of the faculty, who left
this week for England and Germany.
respectively, where they will engage
in missionary work. The rooms were
decorated in narcissus and ferns,
Games were played, the most interest
ing one being a game IN English, in
which Prof. S. D. Bradford proved
most brilliant. and was awarded i
handsome book. entitled, "Favorite
Poems" Refreshments were served
by Misses Cleora and Clsta McKen-
drick, after which a splendid literary
and musical program was enjoyed,
The guest list included Messrs and
Mesdames D. o. Mckay, D. Ray Shurt
liff. S. d. Bradford F. s. Hintz, Geo.
Hobson, A, Hansen, Joseph Ballan-
tyne. Ernest Nichols. Joseph Morrell.
w. o Ridges, Misses Ivy Cleghorn,
Charlotte Wetzel, Zina Larkin, Pearl
Cragun; Messrs. Thomas E. Mckay
and John NJ. Mills.
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FOR MRS. ROGERS.

Mrs. ] w. Guthrie and Mrs. A. R
Haywood entertained at a dainty
luncheon at the Weber club yester
day. in honor Of Mrs Rogers, of Blr~
mingham, England, who Is visiting
Mrs. l.. B. Adams OF this city. The
decorations were beautiful, carnations
and ferns being used to carry out the
color scheme Of pink and green
Streamers of pink satin ribbon were
festooned from the chandeliers to the
centerplece. which was magnificent
boquet of pink and white carnations
AT each end OF the table was a silver
candelabra with pink candles.
The following ladles, were present:
Mrs. Rogers. Birmingham; Mrs. L. B
Adams. Mrs |. L. Reynolds, Mrs. Geor-
ge Mccormack. Mrs. Charles Vischer
Mrs. w. l. Maginnis, Mrs. H. E. True.
Mrs William Van Allen and Mrs. Don
Mcguire Of ogden, and Mrs. F. D.
Kimball of Salt Lake.
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seoo LILY CIRCLE, NO. 174.

Sego Lily Circle. No ia, Women OF
Woodcraft, met Monday evening at
the |. o. O F hall After short
business session, the doors were
thrown open and the entertainment
committee presented the following ex-
celleDt literary and musical program
Musical selection. Miss l. Chambers.
Vocal selection. Miss d. Brown
Recitation, Mrs. c. Maxwell.
Song, Mrs. Covington.
Recitation. Mrs. ]. Macbeth.
Song, Miss Waldram.
Recitation. Mrs. l.. Morris.
Each number was heartily applaud
ed. and those responding were Mrs.
Coyington and Miss Waldram.
The guests were later invited to the
banquet hall, where all partook OF a
fine supper.
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SLEiGHING PARTY.

Last and Thomas lady clerks, chap
eroned by Mrs. Furche. enjoyed a de.
lightful sleigh ride Tuesday evening
Their drive took them to the home of
Mrs T. D Ferris. at Harrisvllle, where
a fine supper was enjoyed
The party included. besides the chap
eroue. Mrs. Anna Smith. Misses Anna
Baker. Anabell Galway, Belle Hender-
son. Alta Christensen. Myrtle Giles.
Eva English, Audrey Dalton, Myrtle
Rowland, Lizzie Sutherland. Frances
Bassett, Ethel Dumas. Kathryn Lud-
wig, Inga Erickson, Agnes Erickson,
Lotue Stratford, Rose Thomas. Lillian
Scott, Zella Rackham. Emma Starr,
Minnie Larson. Ruth Peterson. Belle
Corey, Josie Monahan, Edith Brewer
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H. c. T. GIRLS BANQUET.

The H. C. T. girls of the Weber
academy. entertained in honor OF the
faculty, the Brigham CITY High School
and Weber Academy basketball boys
at the academy, Thursday night
After the ball game. the guests were
ushered to the domestic science de
partment, where an elaborate banquet
oil ten courses was served by the H.
Z. T. girls. attired in dainty white
waists and aprons and black skirts.
under the able supervision OF Miss Eva
farr. VINO has demonstrated that she
Is mistress of the culinary art
Three tables decorated IN red and
White carnations and ferns. extended
the full length of the banquet hall,
which was adorned with the national
colors. At one end Of the room was a
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WITH Mr.. SULLIVAN.

A party OF young friends called un-
cXpectedly at the home Of James Sui
Ivan, Friday. and spent a pleasant
evening. The home was bright with
the national colors Games and music
and light refreshments, served In the
dining room, were enjoyed Mr.. Sui
llvan leaves shortly with his parents
Prof. and Mrs. Sullivan. for Denver
where he Will make his future home
Prof. Sullivan is professor Of anatomy
at the United States College of EN-
balming at Denver.
Those present to wish the young
man success in his new home. were
Misses Cora and Kate Volker, Bertha
and Carrie Furchc, Miss Alice Johnson,
Gladys Ballantyne, Josephine Larkin q;
Messrs, Earl Read. Allen Jones. Fer
ner Watkins. Raymond Belnap. Lyslo
Larkin, Joseph Stevens, Ensign Her
rick, Jesse Holther. David Eccles.
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EDDY SMITH,.

The marriage ceremony OF Fred
Smith, train dispatcher at the Union
depot. and Miss Frances N. Eddy, sup
erintendent of the school for the deaf
and blind of Idaho, was pronounced
yesterday at the home of Superlnten-
dent Frank NJ briggs of the Utah
school for the deaf and blind. the Rev
j. e. Carver officiating. It was hap
py but quiet wedding, only immediate
relatives and friends attending the
ceremony.
Mr.. Smith Is young man of splen-
did attainments and has many friends
In Ogden. His father is H. II. Smith.
who holds government position at
Washington D. C. The bride. who Is
one OF the most talented young ladies
oil the Gem state, was former teach
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laree American nag draped about the
picture Of Abraham Lincaln. while a.
tne other end was another national en-
sign. beneath which was the new flag
OF the Weber academy. work of art,
designed and made OF purple and
white satin by Misses Zina Larkln and
Eva Farr, Of the Domestic Arts de-
partment
vi the ten courses served. four were
IN red and white, harmonizing with
'he color scheme. Principal McKen-
drick. the POSTMASTER. was introduced
oy MISS Hazel Hudson, president Of
the club, and responses were made by
W. 0. Ridges, 3. e. Harker, George
Davis. Principal Ned of the Brigham
CITY high school, and Miss Charlotte
WetZel
AT the close of the banquet the bas-
ketball boys of both institutions joined
IN three hearty cheers for the H. c. T..
girls.
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morning service. All are cordially in
vited to attend these services

The First Congregation Church.
Noble Strong Elderkin, minister
Morning worship at l | o'clock, Sunday,
February 18th. A service Of quiet and
communion. Reception OF new mem
bers. Sunday school at 12 10 p. m.
intermediate society at p m. Senior
society at $50 Evening service at
1880 o'clock. Sermon, is Darwinism
Played OUT" Where does Darwinlsm
break down. Monthly missionary
meeting at the parsonage. Friday. at
3 O'Clock.
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JABEZ WHITE MAY
MEET BAT NELSON


New York Feb 13-After an absence
OF almost four years Jabez White, the
English lightweight, has returned to
these shores and lost no time In stat
ing that he desires match with Bat
tling Nelson for the lightweight cham
pionshlp.
White came here in 1905 with long
list of victories gained In England and
confident that he could take the meas
ure Of tho American lightweIghts. He
met Jimmy B:itt at San Francisco and
the pride of California battered the
Engllshman to pieces. The setback
stunned White and he returned to the
other country Now he claims he Is In
better condition than the last time he
came over and is anxious TO meet the
champion.
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PLEASANT SURPRISE.

Miss Clara Charlesworth was the
victim of a cleverly- planned surprise
party at her home on Thirty-ffth
street The evening was merrily spent
in games. instrumental and vocal mu
sic. and dainty luncheon was served.
The following were present. Misses
Anna Newton, Ruby Griffin. Azalla
Goddard. Atheen Woods, Eliza Wright.
Gladys Ensign, Minnie Bitton, Myrtle
Stephens. Inez Crltchlow. May John
son, Mabel Charlesworth: MeSsrs. San
ford, Wright, Arthur Bingham. Carl
Bingham. Ernest Wilson, Wildly Nor
rison, Raymond Wooimansee, Clar-
ence Ecklund.
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p. G. N. CLUB.

Mrs p. H. Garner was the hostess
Thursday afternoon TO the Past Guard
Ian Neighbor's club. w. o. w. 6S1. at
her coy home on Monroe avenue
High FIVE was played and prizes were
won by Mrs. Plantz and Mrs. Dora.
After cards, the guests were ushered
into the dining room, where dainty
lunch was served by the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. Morris.
The evening was made merrier by
Neighbor Alden, who told the fortunes
of the following members: Mesdames
Morris. Alden, Dora. Baker. Adams.
Plantz. Collins. Baumelster. Garner,
and Mrs. j. c. Macbeth, the guest OF
the club
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BRIDGE PARTY.

One Of the most delightful bridge
parties was the one given by Mrs. S.
T. Brick, Saturday evening. Quanti-
ties of carnations decorated the cosy
drawing room, while ferns and hya-
cinths were effectively used In the din.
Ing room,
So enjoyable was her bridge game
that it was almost midnight before re-
freshments were served. Mrs. A.
Hibbs Won the prize.
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PAST CHIEFS SOCIETY.

A delightfully."- arranged entertain
ment was accorded the members OF the
Past Chiefs society and the Degree OF
Honor by Mrs. Archie Bowman on Fri
day afternoon. Guessing games, social
chat and refreshments were features
Of the afternoon
Those present were: Mesdames R.
Fl. Becraft, Sam Cave. Bowen, Harry
Sims, Furniss. Will Prout. Harry HILL
Owen. D. a, Donaldson; Dan Pugh, j.
L. Kief. w. l. Watts. w. F. Stowe, w.
A Reeve and Miss Hattie Prout
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Second District Court of We
Der County, Utah Estate Of Fred h
Rundlett. deceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers, to the undersigned admins
trIN. at the office OF n. Harris, attor"
ney for said estate. rooms 409'+lO,
First National Bank building, Ogden
Utah, on or before June 3, 1909.
MILDRED NJ. GRIFFITH,
AdmInlstratriN.
n ] HARRIS, Attorney for Admin
iStratrIX.
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MARTHA SOCIETY,".

The Martha society met at the home
of Mrs. Thomas D. Dee, last Monday
afternoon, when the following officers
for the ensuing year were elected
President Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald;
first vice president, Mrs. Abe Kuhn
second vice president, Mrs. John 5.
Lewis: treasurer. Mrs. l. L. Reynolds,
secretary, Mrs. a. P. HibbS; assistant
secretary. Mrs. Nettie Eccles.
Following the business session. Mrs.
Maude Dee Porter, daughter of the
hostess delighted the guests with
choice vocal selections
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VALENTINE PARTY.

A valentine party was given Thurs
day evening by the Misses Daisy
Thorsted. Ethel Simmons and Rhoda
Prothero, at 96S Washington avenue.
The evening was spent in games and
music A dainty supper was served,
after which a pretty valentine was
given TO each one present.
The guests were Misses Edith
May. Mary Lape. Mary Sherman;
Messrs. William Randall. John Way,
Ralph Unander. Mack Carr, Ben Carr,
and Earl Prothero.
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MARTHA SOCIETY ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald rendered the
ladies' Of the Martha society a tasty
f1ye-course luncheon at the Potter cafe
Thursday evening.
Miss Celeste Conroy rendered sew
eral delightful selections on the plano.
and during the course of the luncheon
the ladies of the society. as we'll as
the guests OF the cafe. were enter
tanned with vocal selections by Mr.. E
C. Rowdon, accompanied by Miss
Ethel Terry, a graduate of the London
Conservatory Of Music. Both the lat
ter are residents of Ireland, on a tour
OF the world
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

very pleasant surprise party was
participated IN at The coy little home
of Mrs. Jack Gibbons. $40 Thirtieth
street, the occasion being her birth
day. The evening was pleasantly spent
in games, music and card playing.
after which a very tempting lunch
with pineapple punch was served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Rome Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs Bert VIII
cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Paine, Mr.. md
Mrs. Ernest hetchum, Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Pldcock, Mr., and Mrs. VIII Nan"
ker: Miss Little. Miss Annabell WI
cox; Mrs. o. II. Mohlman, and Mr.
ODonnell.
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MRS. CAVE SURPRISED.

Mrs. S. E. Cave was pleasantly sur
prlsed at her home, 22O2 Adams ave
nue., Thursday The home was pret-
tily decorated with flowers and potted
plants, and the afternoon was spent
at cards The prize winners were
Mrs. Neisley and Mrs. Thomas Davis.
A delicious lunch was served by hos
tess.
The following ladies were present:
Mesdames A S. Condor, Thomas
Davis, Bert Richey, l.. j. Wright, j.
/. Smith. c. w Lippincott, Ezra Rich
ardson and Neisley.
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SOUNDS LIKE TALES
OF OEAOWOOO DICK

OF revolver shooting, which sounds
Hike tales of "DeadwOod Dick" and
the wild west. were given in Brook
lyn yesterday when Gaetano Getilli.
4 saloonkeeper, after having been held
up as he stood behind his bar, bided
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Second District Court of We
Der County. Utah. Estate OF F. L.
Markle, deceased.
Creditors Will present claims with
vouchers, to tho undersigned admins
triX, at the office Of n. ]. Harris, attor-
ney for said estate. rooms 4094lU,
First national Bank Building. Ogden,
Utah, on or before June 8, 1909
SUSAN c. MARKLB,
Admlnistratrix.
n. ] HARRIS, Attorney for Admin
iStratriX
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Second District Court for We
ber County. Utah. Estate OF Thorn
as V Butler. deceased;
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers. to the undersigned abminls-
uatrlz. at the Office oil n. ]. Harris.
attorney for said'estate. rooms 409-4lO,
First National Bank Building, Ogden,
Utah. on or before June 8. 1909,
SUSAN C.MARKLE,
Administrative.
n. j. HARRIS, Attorney for Admin
istratrlX.
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AJ{}E91Rer Il A

First Presbyterian Chureh-John
Edward Carver, pastor. Morning wor-
ship at II Theme. The attraction of
the Christ" Sunday school at IL: 10.
Junior at S Bndeayor at 80. Even.
Ing preaching at 1890; theme. THE
Debt of Incentive which the Church
Owes TO Charles Darwin" The cen
tenary of Darwin's birth was Friday,
February twelfth. His Origin of the
Species" Is usually called the most i'm
portant book Of that century
Morning music;
Prelude-"Whim" ....... Rolling
Miss Biddle,
Andante" ...,... .Bcndle
Miss Biddle
Solo-"By Waters Still" jerome
Mrs. Stott.
Evening music
Prelude-"Les Sylvanus' Chamlnade
Miss Bidde.
Tenor solo-"Gently Lead U.s.. Porter
Mt Saunders.
Solo ss...,-.-.. ..,...s..ss,...s...
Miss Mitchell.
Offertory ory-"Invocation" .... Conconc
Miss Biddle
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LEGAL.
PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Respeo-
tive Signers for Further
Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Second District Court Of We
Der County. Utah. Estate of Rhoda
Butler, deceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers, to the undersigned admins
trix, at the office Of n. ] Harris, attor~
ney for said estate. rooms 409.410.
First national Bank Building, Ogden.
Utah, on or before June 3. 1909,
SUSAN c. MARKDB,
Administrative.
n. ]. HARRIS, Attorney for Admin
istratriX.
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his time and. with a quick motion.
grabbed his pistol and shot the weap-
on from the hand of the man who held
him up. The shot attracted a police
man and the wounded man and a
companion were placed under arrest
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profusion. The refreshments we're
most elaborate.
The guests who enjoyed Mrs. van
Aliens hospitality were Mesdames
Rogers, L. B, Adams, True, Guthrie:
Haywood. Horn, Reynolds, klmoail
and UollingsWorth.
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MRS. VAN ALIEN ENTERTAINS.

Mrs. VIM. Van Allen entertained a
humber of friends Monday afternoon
at luncheon given at the Virginia
the affair being in honor of Mrs. E.
NJ. Rogers, of Durham, England. who
Is the guest of Mrs. l.. Adams. The
table was decorated artistlcally for
the occasion. 1ouqmls being used in
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MIR. CHAS. BROWN, Rogcrsvillc,
lVl Tonn., writes: 81 feel IL my duty
to writo you few words in praise of
your Peruna. Ihave tried many differ
ent remedies, but have found that Pc
ma is tho greatest tonic on earth, and n
perfect system builder.
ga friend advised me to take Peruna
for Indigestion, and it cured me in
short timo. I was very weak and ner-
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er In the Utah school for the deaf. and
Ia said to be among the foremost In.
structors OF the deaf In the United
States. One OF her classes took first
prize at the st. Louis exposition. and
also at Portland. for educational work
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yous, could sleep but little at night, but
Poruna cured that tired. an-gone feel
ing, and made me feel liko new man,
so I heartily recommend 1t to all who
arc weak and run down. 1t will give
now lIfo and energy.
"I cannot speak too highly of Peruna,
and will not forget to recommend It,"
Peruna is manufactured by the
Pcruna Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio.
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The Pythian Sisters Birthday club
was entertained by Mrs. Hood and
Miss Ritter at the home OF the latter
The afternoon was spent at cards, and
prizes. beautiful pieces Of hand-paint-
ed china, were Won by Mrs. Robbins.
Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Mark. Following
the card games. dainty luncheon
was served.
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DR.. and Mrs. F.. r. Rich have return
cd from trip to Honolulu.
Miss Rena Dusenberry. OF Provo. is
the guest Of Mrs Harold Peery.
MIS-. e. C. Manson left this week for
a short visit with friends In Pocatello.
Mrs. C. H. Jenkenson Of Salt Lake,
visited with Ogden friends this week
Mrs. Hoag of Salt Lake. Is the guest
OF Mrs. John Lynch. on Jefferson ave-
nue..
Mrs. Woodruff entertained a few
friends at bridge Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. r. P Hunter was hostess at
five hundred party on Thursday
evening.
G.. B. Wintle of Blackfoot. Idaho.
visited In Ogden during the week. With
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Matson enter
tanned a small crowd Of friends Mon.
day evening.
Mrs H. H. Spencer entertained the
members of the Sewing society, Friday
afternoon.
The Bridge Whist club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. r. T. Hume,
last Thursday.
Among the delightful sleighing par
ties given this week was one given by
Miss Elthira Thomas.
Mr.. Anthony Fitzgerald left for the
north the early part Of this week to be
absent for some time.
The veteran firemen OF Ogden will
give a dancing party at the Royal
dancing academy. March 3.
R w. Glenn and wife of Bingham
ore spending few days in Ogden.
visiting with their many friends
Mrs. VIII Eccles will entertain her
sewing club Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Jefferson avenue.
Mt Ed Smith was the host at a jolly
sleighing party and afterwards de
lightful repaSt was served at his home.
Mrs. Kirk entertained a number OF
friends at cards Friday afternoon.
Dainty refreshments were served.
David R. Wheelwright has gone to
San Francisco and Los Angeles for a
few weeks visit
Mrs. w. A. Turner and daughters,
Florence and Trude. have returned
from two months visit In California.
Mrs. ]. C. Armstrong entertained
the members of the Martha society
at the Isis on Thursday evening.
Dr. Price OF Salt Lake, and Mrs.
Lillian Cluf Pawlis. formerly of Og-
den We're married in Salt Lake last
Thursday.
Miss Maud Wykes left Wednesday
for New York and other eastern
points. in the interest Of the NJ NJ
Wykes Co.
Mrs. A. y. Campbell. accompanied
by her daughter. left this week for a
visit with relatives in Tennessee and
Missouri for a few weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. Dan Malone, who are
now in Pocatello, Will be home in a few
days, after delightful visit with
friends in their old home town.
Barney Freborg of 2720 Monroe-has
returned from Spokane. after an en-.
Joyable visit with his sister, Mrs. Es-
ther Short.
Mrs. r, c. Mckinney and little son
left Monday night for their home iIA
G---I.--t-LD-JS Go.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Twenty-fourth street. east of Court
House Rev. G. w. McCreery, pastor
1000 a M. Sunday school, Mr.. B. E.
Newton, superintendent Glasses for
all. 11:00 a m. morning worship. At
this service the officers and teachers
of the Sunday school will be installed
The pastor will preach sermon 10
them. topic, "Inasmuch The chorus
choir Will sing an anthem. $50 p. m.
Epworth League for young people
leader, Miss Bertha Laird, topic.
Fields for Service" There Will be
special music. 1880 p. M, Miss Carrie
Davis. superintendent OF the w. H. NJ.
S Rescue Home for Chinese women
and girls, Will give an address. The
eight little Chinese children will give
exercises and sing several selections.
These children have sung before Presi-
dine Roosevelt who spoke his appre-
clation In forceful words. Do not fail
to hear them The church choir. led
by MT. H. J. Ware. will also sing an
anthem.
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Miss Carrie Davis, superintendent OF
the San Francisco Rescue Home of the
Methodist church, who Is In the city
for few days. will speak on
"Women's work For Chinese Wo-
men, Monday afternoon at 30 p. m,
in the Methodist church parlors. All
the women of the city are cordially
Invited, especially the members OF the
missionary societies and women's
clubs.
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Barney Freborg of 2720 Monroehas
returned from Spokane. after an en-
Joyable visit with his sister, Mrs. Es-
ther Short.
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Mrs. R, c. Mckinney and little son
left Monday night for their home i'm
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MT, and Mrs. Dan Malone, who arc
now in Pocatello will be home in few
days. after delightful visit with
friends in their old homo town.