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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22
A MUSICAL FEAST.

Last Sunday night at the Metho.
dist church the large congregation
was treated tO u feast OF excellent
music by the choir. The music WAS
rehearscd for the Christmas services,
but owing TO unavoidable clrcum.
stances the choir was unable to
render II before The following pro.
gram was rendered; "Glory TO God,
Peace on Earth; "There We're Shep.
herds; ANGELS From the Realms OF
Glory; "Arise aud Shine, For Thy
Light IL Come
The choir was composed OF the fol-
lowing: Director, Mrs. II. Il. Tyrec;
piano, Mrs. II. NJ. RawlIns; organ
Mrs. A. M. Griffin; cornet, Mr. Law.
renee Moller; sopranos, Misses Nettit
Cirlot, Vera Carter, George Over
street, Eleanor Carter, Dixie Over
street and Ina Thompson; alto, Mrs
w. Il. Thompson; tenors, Mcssrs
John Clrlot, Horace Oyerstreet ant
Julian Stewart; bassos, Messrs. Macl
Farley and Tim Tyree.
After the song service the pastor
Rev. w. B. Lewis. preached shorl
sermon.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22

f~ss rnasv svsssss . deSsshsfwI ear
psise rsstv wss rendered Misses risf'
sncs scd 0,svss Hichssss ~ sheIs home
IN i~ss svenwe Ths party met ~ NE
home NJ Mice klesoes Ansefsco end
proceeded W the home. where . pleasant
evening wss spent.
Prot ". I. Thsmes. president ~ me
soush Mississippi college 81 tfsssIes'
bess. wss business visitor N shis city
On Monday and while here rave the
DswccaAr- star Once IN appreciated
call psof Thames ranks smong The
foremost sducators N The South end hIs
school In the thriving city NJ nsttIes.
burs IA ciaescd among the hest In Tho
entire State.
Tho sttsntton Of our readers " d..
recsed Ia the advertisement 81 the
Southern Hotel 81 Mobile. Ala. This
popular house 10 under the manage.
ment Of Mr.. . q. Chambers, who for.
merry lived IN this city sud 10 we'll
known 10 many Of our citissns. This
rates are reasonable, being 5oc, TOO and
81 per day. The service IL unexcelled
and . corps Of experienced help 10 on
duty at all times 10 see 10 the comfort Of
the guests. When In Mobile DO sure 70
give the Southern . call.
on Tuesday night the jolly Joksrs
met at the home OF Miss Florence Becht,
where . delightful evening WAS spent
Progressive peanuts wa the feature OF
the evenings entertainment The frsi
prize for ladies, = silver thimbls, wss
won by Miss Florence Richards. and
the consolation prize, . pen holder, 70
Miss Eleanor Anderson; the frat prise
for gentlemen was captured BY Mr.
AdoIph Frentx and the second TO Mr.
Alley Browne. The next meeting will
be 1t the home Of Mise Eiesnor Anker
son on Tuesday, Feb. 2.
Somehow creditor always has {
better memory than a debtor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22

Messrs. Hudson and Toussel have
rented the building formerly occupied
by the Bienville saloon, near the depot,
and are fitting It mp - . restaurant,
where they will be prepared to cater to
the wants Of their friends and patrons.
The house now occupied BY them on
Delmas avenue q restaurant will be
continued ~ lodging house.
The ball TO be given tonight (Thurs-
day. by Scranton Fire Company No.
ct the Old skating rink hall. next door
to Baskin's music store, promises to be
the event OF the season. The gallant
f1re laddies through their several COM
mittees have worked faithfully to make
| this IN occasion long to be remembered
and their friends will see TO It that theil
efforts are crowned with success. Tit
| price OF admission IL 50 cents; ladiel
free. Lei everyone help In this benefit
The firemen will appreciate It and you
in turn, will be assisting . laudabl
EFFORT.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22
SCRANTON, MISS,
FRIDAY, JANUARY zz, 1909.



our merchants ssy business 10 picking
- some.
Business In oil lines seems 70 be i'm.
psoyiss somewhat
All JOB psInsise executed ~ she Dswc-
CaAT-srAn once u cssh on delivery.
I, No blind tigers hsvs come 70 she front
that We have heard Of up 10 this time.
clinton Pickett, pound keeper, has
thrown up his Job. lie says the stock
law h too strict.
The Jackson County Teachers Asso.
citation will meet on Saturday, Jan. 30,
d the court house.
The Mothsrs' Club OF the Central Hieh
School will meet in this city on Friday
afternoon, 18th inst.
The city pound should be moved out
OF the residences portion and the public
notified OF IL location.
The heavy rains lately have intsrfered
somewhat 9Th the concrete paving
- going on In our city.
Tbt. q. h Thompson spent Sunday
IN New Orleans, called there BY the
serious Illness Of his sister.
Baby WON'T suffer five minutes with
Group IL you apply DR.. Thomas' Eclec.
trio OIL at once. II acts like magic.
Dame Rumor has It that ere long the
Joyous wedding bells will peal forth for
two young couples In this city.
Our people will patronise shows even
IL times are not like they used to be.
Scranton IL good show town.
Head the DHMocRAT-STAR carefully
every week II you want to know what
IL actually going on in Scranton,
strangsrs are seen on our streetl
every day in The week, some Of whom
are prospecting with view Of locAting'
on saturday Mr.. y. b. Lewis pur
chased seven more bales Of cotton thai
was grown In this county near Luce
dale.
Police Justice Meriwether has very
little business In his ONCE. Perhaps tn,
closing Of the whiskey saloons IL thu
cause.
Pay your poll tax or you csnnot vot'
st the next election. Remember, 1t mus
b. paid ON or before the first day Of Feb
suary, 1909.
Psy your poll tax before the first 0
February or you Will be barred from
voting - the neat election in this Stat
and county.
49,, ---.a s.ox. 49, C.ut Tame
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22

fIcp. Fssnk n. fsewis. ~ ihis city sed
NJ. 4. .. Mefstoss. ~ Ness rnsns left
here Monday nftht Tor wsshissfon.
whess they ~iIi sppess before me Hlv
ore and Hstbovs Cemmltiee sna ufse
upon them the sdvisshili,y N - isfee
IN appropriation Tor the Port ~ rsscs'
souis ~ 10 prssibie ~ The present time.
The gentlemen viii siso endesvcr 70
secase On order looking 10 survey ~ 4
new project for the deepening u the
rsscssouis river and The anchorage
basin Al Horn island They went with
ample statistics with which 70 hack
their cisims and ~ IL confidently or.
pected that their mission will be en-.
tifcly successful.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22

Messrs. Thomas II. and A. G.
Steede left Wednesday morning for a
business trip TO Americas and other
points ia the interior Of the county.
Mr. r. v. Rogers has purchased the
store building now occupied by Mr.
John f. Krebs and will move into bis
new quarters as soon as Mr.. Krebs
takes possession OF his new quarters
on upper Main street.
The Episcopal Bishop for Missis'
sippi, Theodore d. Bratton, was On
his annual visit to the St. Alban'i
mission chapel here Sunday and al
3 O'Clock confirmed class Of three
A large congregation attended the
services and listened attGntively tc
the splendid sermon which the Bishop
delivered.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22
PERSONAL
MENTION

Mr.. J. E. Roberts, OF vanoleavc was
In town Tuesday.
Mr.. W. u. Carter, OF Daisy was here
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. y. ID. valverde was In Mobile
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. v. Ros was q business visitor TO
Gulfport Monday afternoon.
Mr.. J. A. Rudolph, OF Biloxi was
among Tuesday visitors here.
Mr.. w. II. David, of Cartersville was q
visitor TO Scranton on Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Murphy, OF New Orleans was
. visitor here the first Of the week.
Mr.. w. A. White, Jr., OF Biloxi, was
among Monday visitors to this city.
Mr.. Hall W. Sanders, of Gulfport tran
sacted business here Monday afternoon.
Policeman Taylor, Of Ocean Springs
was here Tuesday on official business.
Chancery Clerk irving P. Delmas was
among Tuesday visitors to New Orleans.
Mr.. M. X. Roberts was . Saturday Wis
itor In this place from his home At Ship
man.
County Assessor Fred l.. Lindinger
made business trip to Mobile on
Tuesday.
Mr.. T. D. Tatum, Of Gulfport WAS
among the business callers in this city
on Monday.
County Surveyor 4. N. Ramsay, OF
Ocean Springs was here Wednesday on
official business.
Mrs. T. G. Gatti returned Sunday from
Mobile, where abe had been for some
four weeks past.
Mr.. Henry Roberts, OF Arena, Miss.
WAS pleasant caller Wednesday 1T the
DEMocRAT-STAR office.
Mr.. Peter Smith, the we'll known barge
builder OF this city, WAS among the bus
mess visitors to Mobile this week.
Mr.. r. A. Ellis, . prominent timber
dealer Of Leaksviile, Greene county
transacted business here last Friday.
J Mr.. j. P. Smith, representing the e. e
Forbes Piano Company, OF Mobile wa
] here Tuesday In the Interest OF his firm
Rev. J. @. Watt, pastor Of the Scranton
!, Presby terrain church, accompanied b!
/; Mr.. Gordon, visited Mobile on Tuesday
. Msssrs. Joseph TerrAll and James ED
ridge, Of Mobile spent Tuesday here .
the guests OF their friend, Marshal Chss
Ferrer.
Mr.. 8. 8. Henry, Jr., Of Gulfport an
2 one OF that city's most enterprisin
timber dealers, paid this place visit o.
Saturday.
= Mrs. T. J. Castaners and three chill
drsp, OF Biloxi are spsnding the week
the home OF her parents, Capt. and Mr.
George Frentx.
III Hon. J. o. Giilsspie, Referee in Bank
ruptcy for this district, with headqual
l. ters ct Gulfport, was business visitc
here on Monday.
Hon. II. w. Elmer, Of Biloxi, sccon
~ panied BY his son-in-law, Mr.. n. Sicl
irich, Of Buenos Ayrss, South Americ
al were Monday visitors TO our port.
Mr.. w. o. Clark, > former resident
: this city, where he has many friend
-.lwas . business visitor here Monds
q. Mr.. Clark II now located at Biloxi.
ID Mr.. N. II. Moody, Of New Orlesns, 81
y. who 10 we'll known 70 many OF our but
ness citizens, was here Tuesday lookir
after insurance business. He gave Il
DEMocRAr-SrAR office an appreciate
call.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22

Att meeting Of the board Of directors
OF the Psscsgoula National Bank held
in this city on Tuesday tho following
officers were elected, namely: b. Q.
Herring, president; A. r Daantzier,
vice. president; T. w. Miner, cashier;
A. N. McInnis, assistant cashier; Claude
Delmas, Othmar Krebs, paying tellers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22

The Navy Department was said to
be making plans for the greatest bat
tleships 10 the world. They are to be
%, 900 ton ships, costing $4,000, 0o(
each.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22

A good sfsdcd ttfsef mills sU~ -
owner bss mrs enss fhsh he need.
nos Arpig n
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22
CHURCH SERVICES.

Services IN the Union church at tn,
Beach next Sunday 1t 7:8O p. M, con
Quoted BY Rev. John Chtpman.
METHoDTsr-Services nsxt Sunday :
II .. m. and Z 80 p. m.
Sunday school at 8: 80 .. m.
REV. r. B. CoTTRELL, Pastor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22

Mr.. j. @. Ely. OF Harleston was a
business visitor here on Tuesday.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22

PRESBYTERIAN - No services next
Sunday.
Sunday school ct 1880 .. N.
Prayer meeting services every Wed
nesdsy night 1t 1850.
LUTHERAN Services next Sunday q
1850 p. m.
Sunday school ate .. m.
Midweek service next Wednesday .
REV. @. H. KENRIcH. Pastor.
ST. JoHr's EPIsCoPAL-Seryices mex
munion; II .. m, Morning Prayer an
Sermon; $3.50 p. M, children'e service
Sunday school 81 the usual hour.
REV. JOHN CHIPMANs Rector.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-22

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

England, where she will remain for
a few months. as guest of her many
relatives and friends.
4 fine sou was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
\. l.. Bayhs of Pennington Saturday.
Mrs William r. Payne spent few
days in Bountiful this week as guest
of relatives.
James Pardee. who came down 10
Kaysvillc from Pocatello, Ida, Monday
left for the Ogden Hot Springs Tues
dav, for treatment for rhcumatism
While IN town he visited with his SIS
ter, Mrs Arson Payne.
Preliminary work is now being don'
in kaysvlllc preparatory TO starting or
the system OF city water works.
Miss Ella Pennau of Bonntiful anc
Mr., Montgomery of Salt Lake City were
married on Thursday.
Lester Gleason, who is working II
Salt Lake City, was home for shori
vacation the first of the week.
Chester Call of Bountiful was very
painfully injured Friday while at worl
in the brick yard. While trying t.
repair one of the machines piece ot
the machinery fell on his foot. Med
| zeal aid was called and at last report!
| he was resting easily.
| Alan h, Thompson, deputy state hsl
and game commissioner, was in Kays
Vile a few days ago. but has returned
again TO the Bear River Duck club :
! holdings near the mouth of Bear river
where he is on duty
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BRIGHAM CITY
'ciai 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY, Nov. 6.-The
grandcst affair of the season was the
high school party given at the high
school last Friday evening. The party
was strictly n school affair, as only
registered students and their teachers
with 4 few members of the school
board being present. The decorations
were IN keeping with the season Of
the year. autumn leaves and Halloween
coloTs. The gymnasium was fitted UP
for dancing which formed one of the
pleasures OF the evening. The main
corridor was arranged into banquet
hall and the refreshments were all
homemade, among the refreshments
served being salad sandwiches, pickles,
pumpkin pic. shcrbet and punch. After
the banquet was, over dancing was in
dulged in for the balance of the even
ing. About 100 guests were present.
Saturday evening farewell party
was given at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
G. w. Wright Of the Third ward in
honor of Miss Vivian JIobson. who will
lcnve for Ogden, where she will reside
tins winter, Games, music and social
chat were the order OF the evening, and
delicious refreshments were served.
Among those present were the Misses
Connie Madsen, Marco Madseu, Hazel
Stohl, ZilIa Wight, Edith Berg. Aida
Nceley, Margaret Hobson, Sylvia
Wright, Vivian Tobson, Messrs. Cyral
Wright. Clifford lIiglcy,. Ephraim John.
sen. Earl Pcirce, Roy Larsen and Max
Fishburn.
Friday evening a successful surprise
was carried out ON Miss Aurilla Wat
kins. Mt her home IN the Fourth ward,
by her school children. The evening
was spent in a general social way, and
n. al.s,.. IL. L
About thirty guests were present.
The seventh and eighth grade stu
dents Of this city gave delightful
I Halloween party last Friday evening
in the Third ward meeting house. The
room was beautifully decorated with
autumn leaves. iack-o lanterns and
chrysanthemums \ programme con
slstlng of songs, music, speeches etc
was carried out. after which various
games were INDUCED in, and dainty re-
trcshmcnts were served. In all there
were about 100 guests present. thc hon
orcd guests being Mr.. and Mrs. G.. {.
Jensen. Mr.. and Mrs. William Jensen
aud Mr.. aud Mrs. Leonard Nelson and
Ralph Jensen.
The Misses Sara Matthias and Maud
Burrlc returned Friday morning from
Il short visit with friends in Ogden.
Mrs. Ellen Carter Of this city has re-
turned from an extended visit with rel
ativcS In Garland.
Mrs. j. Frank Billings and children
of Tins city visited relatives and friends
in Ogden the first part Of the week
Miss Esther Erickson. who is teach.
ing school in this city, spent last Sat
urday and Sunday in Logan visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs; l.. A. Mcrrell and baby returned
TO their home in Salt Lake City. Mon
day morning. after a few days visit
with relatives in this city.
y. n. Petersen and daughter of FL
wood visited friends in this city the
first part Of the week
Mrs. Emma Lee spent part of last
week visiting relatives aud friends in
Logan.
During the week 4 farewell party
was given in honor of Dolores Nichols
by number Of his friends The party
was gwen at the home of his parents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
BINGHAM

Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Nov. 6.-Thc Women OF
Woodrraft gave delightful card party
Thursday.
\ birthday surprise party was tend
cred TO Or. +. F.. Struup Sunday even
ing. Light refreshments were served.
Among those present we're Mcssrs. and
Mcsdamcs Inglesby. James Dow, Ed
Ilvickcv, Steve IIavs. .loc Ruttlc and
G.. j.. Flynn, Mike Rincy, Jerome Bour.
gard. Sr.. Jerome Bourgard Jr., and
Ted l.. Holman.
Miss Aida Nelson of Crescent. Utah
was Il Bingham visitor this week.
Postmaster c. H. Roberts returned
Tuesday from Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Henry Luce spent several days
in Salt Lake during the week.
Louis Strauss and wife were over
from Tooeic Tuesday.
n. T.. Owens came up from Provo
Wednesday.
G. w. BuckhoIz, formerly cashier of
The Bingham State bank. came 60 camp
Tuesday to vote, he being registered
here.
Nj. r. Miller of Depot ward substi.
tutcd for Charles Brink as Judge OF
Tuesday S election.
John Ryan expects to journey to the
coast next month.
Mrs G, =. Adderlcy returned from
New York Tuesday.
Joe Lcrvill was a visitor from Salt
Lake during the week.
Tom Glassen has moved his family
10 Salt Lake.
The HOLIDAY family Of Highland BOY
arc now quartered in the postofficc
block.
Mr and Mrs. Whcrry. who returned
from Los Angeles. arc also housed in
the postofficc block.
DR.. Stroup paid 4 visit TO Salt Lake
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pendlcton have been
temporarily occupying the Bologne
block the past few weeks
Colonel T.. A. Walt was Bingham
visitor Thursday.
Charles Cornforth is again around
after an attack of typhoid fever.
Many Bingham people went 10 salt
Lake Saturday TO attend the funeral
of Mike Morrisy. formerly an old resi-.
dent and pioneer of Bingham
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Fargo clerks. aud also Manager Fargo
tor the courteous treatment which nc
had received ut their hands. and stated
that it would always bc pleasure for
him 10 think of the Blythe Fargo cen
panY' s employees. Those present were
sherman Fargo, Peter Martin. Willie
Wright, Fred Morgan Arthur Weetcr,
Frank Shields. George Quinn. James
Byrncs, James Muir. Oscar Forslund.
II, il. Waters, William Bryncs. vii
liam Dickcrt William Wcstericld, Fay
Evans and Victor Youngbcrg
The J.. d. s. church gave their an
nual supper TO the widows Monday
evening.
The Jim Don testimonials are Great
ing more than common interest. and
the committee in charge OF the affair
is leaving nothing nothing undouc in
the way Of making it = success. The
combined choir viii number more than
sixty voice. and IN the selection OF
Joseph Kemp Sr, TO lead tho choir
n man thoroughly educated in musical
work-cXccllcut results arc assured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
MURRAY

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY, Nov G-The home of Mr..
and Mrs G. r.. Eatchcl on West Sew.
cnteenth South street, was the scene of
n pleasant entertainment Saturday ev-
cning in the form Of surprise party
in honor Of Mr., Eatchel's s forty first
birthday, Fifty guests were present
and participated IN the merry pro
gramme. which was rendered during
the evenings entertainment. Later re-
treshmcnts were served
The wedding reception given in hon.
or of Miss Lily Greenwood and Orson
Thompson WAS held Wednesday evening
at the residence of the bride IS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Greenwood, AT
Union. About 125 guests partook Of
the dainty wedding supper, which was
which had been tastefulv decorated in
appropriate coors The two young peo-
pie were married Wednesday morning
in the Salt Lake temple by President
John Il. Windcr. They VIII make their
future home in South Cottonwood.
Mrs. George Wagner of Nekoma, Kas.,
and little daughter. are in Murray Wis
iting with Mr. and Mrs. 5. \, Wam-
berg.
Miss Pauline Fuller. one Of the we'll
known ladies of this place, left this
week for Nevada, where she will spend
the next few months.
Mrs. c. II. White is in Idaho at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. PouIson.
w. Turner Of San Antoine, Tex. is
visiting here with relatives for week
or more.
Al. Sandberg and brother are here
from Boise, Ida. where they have been
spending the past summer with then
father on his ranch.
Will Gudmcnson leaves Monday even.
ing for Phoebe, New, where he will
look after his business interests IN
that section,
The Amusement hall Will be the cen
ter of interest the coming week. when
tho members of the NJ. j. a. begin their
work for the year. IL is the intention
Of those who have the affair i'll hand
To entertain the members of the club
with a short musical programmes and
other features before the regular work
is talked Of.
Miss NJ. IIough of Idaho arrived in
Murray Thursday and will spend the
next three weeks with her mother, Mrs
G. j. Anderson.
Frank Warensi who has been here
for a few weeks visiting with hls
brother. is contemplating leaving short
" for California where he Will spend
the winter.
Carl O. Pierson formerly Of this place
but later of the Jordan State bank
left for Bancroft. Ida, Tuesday, where
ne has accepted the position as cashier
with local banking house there.
Alma Sisom and Miss Edith Bess, both
of Big Cottonwood were married in tho
Salt Lake temple Wednesday. A re
ceptiou followed at the home of the
bride s parents for the two families
Thursday evening. Mrs. Sisom was the
hostess at a dancing party gwen by
her mother,
A party of Murray boys, after spend
ing fortnight in the southern part oil
the state hunting, returned this week
Mrs. D. \. Mcmillan entertained fol
a number of her intimate friends at
her home on Vine street last week al
at 800 party.
A. j. Larsen assistant state super
visor Of public schools, will deliver
a lecture on 'rPalcstinc, Sunday even
ing in the Murray First Ward chapel
Sunday evening the NJ. ], A. viii
render a musical service in the First
Ward chapel. Is. H. Roberts viii aIsc
speak during the evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

dcrson. Maggie Hanson. Maria Han.
sou. Elizabeth Anderson, Dick Peter
son. Elmer Sorcnscn. Ecucl Anderson
and Charles Rasmussen.
Sheriff John Kuudsen of Mt Pleasant
made trip 10 Ephrajm Tuesday on
official business
r. T.. Martin Of Boston spent Sunday
evening in this city visiting friends,
Francis Smith Of Redmond registered
AT the Snow academy Monday. He in
tends TO remain during The winter.