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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-06
!. .AlrsrERNooN s AI. Els.

Beck Tunnel, 500 at II.
Colorado. 500 at d. 97 u.
Columbus Con, 1000 at .s2; buyer
So; $500 at 1.60 &. 800 at 1872 HI 500 at
4, buyer 30 81 900 at ! so seller so.
855 Crown I'o int, . 900 at 155.Yss
3 Grand Central, 100 at 2. 81 80 ".
4 International. 400 at Sc.
SO Iron Blossom, 500 at A. Al " .5s
King William, 500 at 20.
Mason ALLEY, 100 al Z. 07ttss:: 100
at q ssss
Mineral Flat 1,5oO ait IL q; 500 at IL /. Wi;
800 sat u "a. seller go.
Ohio Copper. 100 at 43 52ils.
Prince Con. 200 at 3125. ~ 55
Provo. 1900 at 121lss
liver King. 200 at 5i3.s5; at 400; 500
at 3.921s s N II &. ssl s.
II South Columbu LOO al ITO, buyer 80!
\ Swansea Con, 1000 al 10.
sintic Central 10, 900 at is y, buyer 3d.
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JOHN FOTLUND IS
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Jumps from Moving D. 6 n. G.
rain and Suffers Il Broken
Hip.

PROVO, Aug. - ohm E'otlund Of the
Second ward, 60 years Of age. sustained
~ broken hin vest day! by jumping
from q q. & r, q. train as III IS $leavs---5f
ing the yard. g53B He had boarded the
ira risWith some friends who We're leav-f
ing the city, and remained till after the
with him but sustained no injury. Doe
tors Re bisonaand Arid We're called and
reduced the fracture
EheS StartupS Co.'s Baseball team, The
Handy Kid Z, has returned from trip
through the counties south. They
play in ~ number Of the larger towns
and Won IL games out OF 10. 81
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JUDGE bowman
PASSES THEMIAL0NG.

/ ~ ( ! 49,
Pete Mortensen came from Center
field, sanpete county. to see the circus
missed his trasl back, felt 50 bad that
he tried to drown his sorrow. and then
the jail--that was his brief story to
Judge Bowman this Il morning. With
the courts caution that hereafter he
shouldn't try to start a circus of his!
own,f' Mr.. Mortensen left the court
farm. v;
Asst. City Atty. Rogers got a little.
mixed on his dates today again. Z es-
terday when Mr.. Hardman pleaded not
guilty to the charge of drunkenness
the first open date Mr.. Rogers could,
find on the calendar for a hearing was
Aug, 81. Today o. q. u hrnlan, plain
Victim of the q sleeping drug, denied
that he is a vagrant-and Mr. Rogers
found that he had plenty OF time on
Aug. IS. to give the proof After medi-
tating for a while, however, and see
ing how the other fellows got off with.
the simple statement that they want
ed to leave Salt Lake. Uhrman chang
ed his mind and concluded that he Is
a yagrant and wants to leave the city.
This pleased Mr. Rogers, and Uhrman
went the happy way.
Jake Cenler working in the base
ment of the Lincoln house, felt warm
and thirsty under the sultry heat of
yesterday. He left his work of pitch
ing gravel over his head and took a
few beers, then ne got sick, went home,
and his malady took the strange turn
of picking a quarrel with his wife, hut
what the quarrel was about he could
not tell how. Ills earnest assertion
that II will be good IL i can go. was
sufficient for the court and Cenler left
the courtroom in hurry.
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!, TODAY,S MO NEY MARKET.


New ors, Aug. en- oney on call
easy, 1ss44 az per cent. ruling rate, ~
per cen t; losing bid, Y per cent; Of
fered at ~ per cer, +: tiSl ..95
G Time lnsaks stron g, but 4 dull u for 60
days. to- or cent for 30 DAYS,
8 to 8 Il per cent: for 81 mon this, SIS al
per cen t. 81 s3i
Ed Close: Prime mercantile paper ssss tdl4
per cent. Il ID
Ss Sterling exchange steady y, with actual
business in !. bankers bills at 4.S510@9
a. $500 for 6o-tlay hi lis and at Z. 49, for
demand 81
Commercial hi s.s4 ,s41a4 fD4S4734
IS RarSsilverS 50 u.
n Mexican dollars, AZ (;
overnment bond steady; railroad
bonds firm. S
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GARDEN CITY N oTEs..

James n. team has undergone !. a.
successful opera lion for appendicitis
at the Provo General hospital,
Manager Cedarstron1, Of the Utah.
Black. Marble company, W hose quarries;
are ongStlle west sid e of Utah lake.
has Como to Clifornia to open a market
for tt1eSconlpany's prod uct..
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PROSPECTIVE ! CITIZENS.

Tomorrow is naturalization day in
the United States district court, and
Judge ohm A. Marshall will pa IS upon.
the eligibility Of three applicants for
citizenship. They are Alexander Cole
+ McConaehie, of Glasgow, Scotland,
Gilbert Henry Hutc Crimson. Of Toronto
Canada, and Gustavus Larsen of sWe-3
n
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the citg yesterda a, H on business. While
here he declared thai the silver Reef
property IN that country has made a
shipment OF rich silver ore that was
5of as high grade as any ever taken
out there. Mining In southern UtahShei
declared is resting and waiting for a
railroad. ~ lissS58
~. ~. rison. acting manager OF
the Indian Queen and q King David
properties in Beaver county. is in the
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LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO.

Chicago, ug.ih6. ~ Cat tle-R Receipts, es-.
timated at 4, 800; ma rket strong. Beeyes,i
4. 400 co.; tTexas8 steers. 100 "a 8. 6o vest
,ern steers. .oea6. 90 {; ssockefs and feed!
'ers, S.o0a5. 10, cows and heifers, 2.S0@
s. 80 calves. $50 al. 90. #
e HogsR Receipts, estimated at u, 900; !
market steady to DC. hi CHER. Ii hts, go
s 10; mixed! q 81 heavy 80 @ 3. 2o;1
l;5o@ ). 2o; pigs. 100 a 7.so; bulk of sales,
ST.656 q .O5.,
= Sheep Receipts, estimated at 1000,
market weak, Native. 3.0pd5. Is; western.
tive, 4.5o@G 10; western, 1000 $50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Aug. c. Cattle--R Receipts.
1900; market steady. Native steers. 4. so
IS sGgs ana hsaers Ig
g, o0@4: %: calves, 90 al 90; western
steers, 400 6.25; west ern cows, 2, 1904 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market strong
Bulk Of sales. .5oef7 s.; heavy. 500
lights. .5oa7 80; pi gs. $50 a 10.
KY Sheep-Receipts s, 900; market steady
Muttons, 1000 SEQ: lambs. 6.5GG7 rs;
range y Y Y SO g SIS; range ewes,
OMAHA.
market STEADY. Native steers. f.5oa I;.
COWS and hetfers, 800 @5.25; western
steers, 3.50 B5 SO; Texas steers. 3. 00g5. 90;
range cows and heifers, ~ 56D4. Is; can
sners. ECO q 100; st ckers and feeders, 70
!ao:lo; calves, 8. ooa 10 !; bulls and stays,
.2.75 "a. 75.
Hogs-Receipts. AGO ~ market steady
to stronger Heavy. 40 q z. 80; mixed,
i7.55 a go; ights. z. 70d7.so; pigs. &. a.
s7.12ia: bulk of sales q 50GT. S..
Sheep Receipts 500; market steady.
Yearlings. On 80; wethers, q. 90 4 rs Y
ewes. 3,75 @A.5O; 1ambs, 6.5oG7. 40.
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DIVORCE. i, L. 4, WANTED d

PROVO, Au &. "a suit Tor divorces
has been filed by, Mrs. Minnie Rain
bow q against$ ~ oseph Alfred Ernest
a Tain bow, on the ground of failure to
provide The parties We're married at.
Mortified, Worcestershire, England
April II s., 1893. Plaintiff asks for the
custody Of their minor children.
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

4 4 W.P. o. Neara has gone to New z FORK
on Il business trip. ~ IL II N.
e ,Eoday's local bank clearings amount
ed to s1.055, 557 .06 as compared With
iSS7722ss, 329 OF for the corresp bonding day of
last year.
The two story terrace. a 34x1 So feet at
Second East and & Second South streets
has been transferred from the Irving
Improvement company to B. Davis for
$50, 900. AS Mr. Davis is part It the
Improvement company, the transfer Is
considered more a matter of ookkeep-.
Ing than any actual sale. ;SSSss
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lH.ltl', 8 +
WOOL.
sT8I.OTIIs

q st. Louis. Aug. f6--Wool, steady. Ter
sritory and western mediums, 23G2S; fine
mediums. % IS; fine. 10 @l9.
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5s%ss aiFa ]. s SCI g
Carssl 81. Z. ~ ). ~ 30 sAS
Cedar {. is... al .05tsi .U6 J
Central Mammoth ......i W 81 ..rs. AZ. Y
Century "a ~ ss3sg
Colorado 8. ~. 81 I s9151at 20 MI
Columbus i. So Fl SBl go IN
Crown tI'oiut S4s ~ " 8$s
Con. NIercnr ". 10 ~ ~
DAILY dye :. 80. ., 0o5 d.ep
Decker ...s ,Vga l5i$5s
lSDragonaI iron 40 d5S
Eagle & Bt,le Bell 40
Eagles Nest K. rs. .i,.... .o2 w.
East Crown SPoilr ......l Y. Va NIB
East Tintic Con. y. ...... .0S " 58 II
East Tintic Dew. ,s...s ~ 13
Fast Tintic Gold King ~. -. .01
Emerald q. $50. w FL
Gsalea5a $500. :. "a "a
Cod Iteef ~. w 81 ny s35f
CiOdiya. Y. ". ~
csrard Central \. u. I. I. 3.55 SO
Gray Rocks .oOaA. So
Grutll .,... n. .2...i tub
flbex y. ...t..,!.. ~ III
indian Que eni. .......... % Oh
Ingot II. q: ..s...f, " ".
Inyo |. ,... S{s. u112 n
Iron Eyossom n. \. .45 ls5A1 III VI A
Iron King Con. .3.. I. VI. III " 1S1a
Int OH De5elo pn1ent Il. BE ISL
Joe Bowers ~ 002a 10.
KeyStOne G, % = z 81
Is ing David 3. -. 1900. ....5.. .a5
King WI liam 20 rs
Lead King .- a. VI ~
Lehl Tint ic II I. Il. &. h. Il. OF .0asIis
Lit tie Bell Z, I. q. . 4. 4. 1. SO II 70
Little Chief ~. 41$s4 II .52 5$
Lion IN II 4. II. IS. ~. Il. .05 .09
Lower Mtemnnot til E 1854 .371s
Majestic ~. ~. q. si. % Il gl.U2Ea
Mason Hey /. KS. / h .05 IL ~ .075s
May Day Il. III .f., i. .23 III 30
Mil. Eli KS, .s. ~. 81 .0411a 100 "
din. Flat ~ " ~ SS
Mi La ke 3..5. 49, .z23s
N. British i. ~. Il. b. III 30 30
New Ills &. g. \. .s5 5
sNeWhouse ~. f&2. 81 VI.
New Y ork (. i. !. ~. | $$i9 .055sl .07
North Cliff 4. -. !. q. NJ. .02 "
Ohio Cop A nj :423lsa:
3Opohong 4. y. I. !. y. rs, y. y. s.l
3Plutusi. ...l.... liz " ss
Prince Con ~. $500. .2211aa 40
SF'rovo 4. al l27a
L Sacramentoh,. b, \ o. II .Q292
s seHs; 81 oil oias
Seven Troug his n. 10 16ls
!. ]. \. II 8 .95 IA IA 90 I'M
Shie ld N. \ % ~
Sioux Con..j.. y. .0T51aa Fl 40
S. Col, Con VI y. ~ "a "a IS
S. Iron Bl..... Il K i. 111a .02
Swansea. Con-. # ~. ~. 4. i 0 "a sS AZ
Swansea Ext u. i.s.. .01
tIin Cent 4, 3. K. w .1551s
Tin. Comb I. b. y 4. =. ~. OILY .0S
Tin Emp 80. >. ~. .03
Tin. s.. sCr..- 4. u .2bs
IJintah p q. /. =. i. ~. us. 05
Uncle Sam ..s., ). -, al "A .76
United States i. - "a 90
Utah Con. 4. y. I. -. AK. .. ~ III az
Victor on. S .0I u .0s tx, is
Victoria n. \. 4. rs. .l. a .62i vi Isl X
Wabash !. I. !, ~. 4. s.03 l...tj....
West. Nov *. Va. ~. rs .28
Yankee Cor. /, y. 4. ...j.7. ri
Yer. Copper u. 1880. .02 " OBJ 4
West. tab. /, +. i... 80. 2. 90
Zenolj y II, E. I. .553 Il. 4. II 4. IA O3
Unlisted Stocks. Bid: Asked.
Silver King Con-. Il. ~. {. !. .955
JJintah Treas. Hill lib a .151s
West Quincy ...i..i... .f6 ......5..@
Golden Prince Il. $50. IL 3ss
Deniiohn e. II. -, z. 10
IThompson II. H. ii .lS11a3
Big Three 4. ... :. 90
Phoebe King (. 20 M
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5pAN u o il q 3 WEDDING.

PROVO, AUG. 6 .-Is win Okelberry
of Goshen, and BERTHE M. Daniel of
4 Paris, NJ o., have been granted a IL
Sceuse to wed. ~
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Anders II. johnson ct al to John
Johnson, part OF lot 3. block
%, plat D..,.
William Storley. Jr.. ct al to Ester
s. NJ. Badger, part of lots 8 and I,
block lag, plat A =.
fAxel r. Nordauist ct al to Carrie
Thomas part OF lot 3. block q,
Mathew H. Walker ct al to the Tel Il
luride Power Co., all pilots ]. Q,
50 and "a. block l.. Basis Grove
Add. .......... .,...... ....,.......
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PRODUCE.

" =.
Chicago All g g. New low level marks
were reached by wheat prices today.
on renewed liquidation based on weak
cables and continued favorable harvest
ing weather. September sold early Mt
s9gs while December touched, 97lss. Lead
ing commission houses We're active SELL
8ers and the demand was confined chiefiyito3
shorts. Prices ut the start were " to
7s lower. The market continued heavy
during he early part of the day, De-
cember holding within the opening range,
September after selling at 9sga q Is,
dropped back again to around SO Il
Is Corn followed wheat inslits downward
course. Pices 1t the opening
81 V After selling at 62as, September
rallied to 62A
Independent frmness developed in oats
Following n moderate break at the start
Shorts and leading cash interests were
active bidders September opened * q u
to " a "a lower, t 36 TO 361s, and adj,
8yanced to 36 IS Z. 81
The i slump II ysstsra Z, Y; market for
The market soon rallied. Prices at the
opening were III higher to 10 hi CHER. 81
!, sWheat-Ihe market was weak all day.
3septsmber reached ss.sgA The bottom
closed weak with September off IS at
99S December was also doSn % at %.
IS Corn-rhe market rallied during the
last hal hour 4, on talk Of damage by
September Is a * higher ut 60 5sa4. Ne
ldsemWhea.t-- Dec,, %; May. .O1is;;
!. Gorn;-sspt. ssss @ Y; Dec, 500 May,
3 Oats 9 Sept, sss OF. Dec, ssssstt; May
Pork Sept. 2o.55: jan, 16. Az.
- d "a y .sSsa Oct Nov,
Ribs-sept.. 11.o71k;; Oct, ID. 7s11ss !; jan
S.T7 " ~. ~
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j. II. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
ss4 Atlas. Bell. 1910. Res. soo4-z
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RIEGIJlI AR i q 8. ,A!L.I SALES

- q
b Black Jack, 1888 at 2215as VI.
Colorado, 200 at 2. 90, ri ss5S NJ ri
e Columbus, 500 at 1.521a 300 at 1.55; 900
at 800 at 1.60: 200 at 4 so *; 100
at 4. So seller so; 300 at ", seller 60.
Crown Point, SEQ at Is.
East Tinttc Development, 500 at ~.
Grand Central. 100 at 2.821s; 100 at
"a V - 200 at 2.55; 800 at seller
60. ss 5S5S 81 An .3{ a 5si
hex Gold, 500 at 10; 500 at 812..A;; 100
at 12..53s 5
Iron Blossom, 500 at 4. AK.
iron King, rs at IS; 300 at 36; 400 at
SO ".
Mason Valley, 800 at 2.o5; 100 at 2.1o.
buyer 60 Nj
Ohio Copper 100 at 4. 35; 100 at 4. 40.
Seven Troughs, 4 200 at 16. Is 3
So Columbus Con-, 500 at 23A :; i 500
| at q buyer co.; 1000 at "a.
Utah Con-, 5000 at 12 II
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack, rs at es21,ss "a b
Colorado, 100 at i 81 Il. &.
Columbus, 300 at 1.5711ss; 400 at .6os
| 100 at i. so, seller So
E.6Tintic Dew. 500 at 2. KS;
r. Tintic Gold King, 900 at y.
Grand Central, 700 at 2,57711aa; 400 at
! 2.60.
Iron blossom. SUO at l,4it2. lVu at "A, 40.
Ind. Pet. & Oh. 400 at IS; 100 at 81;
100 at IS.
Plutus. 500 at 1251sa. K q
| Sioux Con-, 200 at /. TO-; 800 at j. 0711ss Y. II
Swansea Ext, 900, at !.
RECONCILIATION.
Shares Value.
Regular call !. 1. 3. Is, 266 $16.s27.10
Open board 7, 0t5 $685. 81
Forenoon totals ~. 3351 s2s, 5so.4T
AFTERNOON SALES.
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company opened its new uptown
branch office this morning, at Z 5
Main street, with Miss Segher an fex-s
aperienced and capable operator from
Denver, as local manager Tho Office.
Is known as the Temple Branch:
equipped with complete parapherna-
liza for effective work. 1t opened with
"a heavy rush of business.
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q Missing IRIS. Betsy =. II Parkinson
Tootill Of 8 o Tottington Road, Booth
street, Bury. Lancashire, England, is.
anxious to get in touch with the Tela-
tives of Henry Parkinson, who left
ago. ~ a. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-06

n Gaining The completed school
census IS now filed with Clerk Il. r.
Judd of the board of education. 1t
shows a gain in all precincts with
only slight decreases in one or two
number of children Of school age for
1905 was 0,0S7 as against 21,017
for this year. s5ss4
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Transportation-Th he construction de-
partment of the Utah Light & Rail-
way company is making rapid pro-
gress on the Eighth West street ex-
tension in grading preparatory to-
track laying. The line will extend to
Tenth South street, and be ready for
operation in 80 days, so that residents
in that growing section of the city
will not have to walk so far next fall
in ordersto catch a. carNup town. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-06

Sylvester q. Cannon, a mining en-
eineer, has returned after two years
spent In Europe, and opened offices in
the Tetnpleton building
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& CONFERENCE.-The committee on build
.ings and grounds of the city board OF
education will meet Monday morning
to pass upon bids for the supply of
coal for the public schools for the
coming year. 81: y.
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b New York, Aug s.-sugar, raw, firm.
Fair refining, LIS q 3.5s; centrifugal, .96
test, 4.cogA .Os; moiasses sugar, $500
Refined steady. Crushed. 5.s5; powder
ed. sos; graduated. "a 81. 5SS ~
& Coffee Steady. No. Z Rio, rs 671a No.
A Santos, g gS3Ss - 80
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-15
Will Attend Wedding.

DR.. Walter H. Bush will leave for
Gin cinnati, Ohio, next Sunday where
he will attend the wedding of his sister
Miss Blanche Bush, which will take
place during the week. Miss Bush
will be remembered by many of our
people, having visited here about one
year ago. The bride to be made many
friends at this place, who wish her and
her chosen husband happy and pros
porous future. The DIR. will be absent
until about the first of May.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-15
Argument Court.

Argument Court convened here on Monday,
President Judge Hon. Harry Alvan Hall and AS
sociates, Hon. Geo. ]. LaBar and Hon. John A.
Wykoff presiding. The following Attorneys
were present: A. l.. Cole and Thos H. Murray,
j. j. Kintner, F. ID. Leet, d. j. Driscoll, j. c.
Johnson, b. w. Green, f. A. johnson, f. W.
McFarlin, Geo. II. Dixon, e. II. Baird, NJ Bren-
nan.
The following constables made their returns
j. d. Swope, Henry E. Petit, j. H. Doty, II.
p. Muttersbaugh and Robert Ingersoll.
Petition refused for the re-hearing for license
for Novelty restaurant. Geo. p. Shafer
granted license for Sinnemahoning hotel. Peti-
tion filed by w. II. Bagley for transfer of Alpine
Hotel license at Sterling Run.
Richard Murray, who plead guilty to larceny
ofs3OO0 sentenced to pay fine of $500, restore
stolen goods and undergo imprisonme ent in
Western Peritentiary for and during the term
of three years at hard labor.
Bridge petition FOR bridge at Sterling Run fl
ed. V. y. Brooks, Byron Collins and r. r. Nc
Quay appointed Viewers
Sheriff Norris, assisted by Jos. Burnsides, took
Richard Murray to Ailegany City yesterday
morning
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-15
Banner Glass Initiation

On Tuesday evening, April 13,
Branch 119, of L. g. B. A., initiated a
large class of sixty new members, ad-
ding large percentage to their al
ready prosperous Branch. Miss Anna
Donnelly, of Oil City, Supreme De-
putty of L. @. B. A. officiating, and, af-
ter instructing the class in the works
of the order, and wishing them bon
voyage on the Fraternal Launch, all
were treated to an elaborate lunch SER
we'd by the members. Choice musical
selections were we'll rendered by the
Misses Kraft, Blumle and Hogan, after
which all departed at late hour, feel
ing that their labors were not in vain.
and their united efforts, the object of
which had been accomplished by in.
creasing the membership of L. @. B..
A., Catholic organization of ladies
which is second to none in existence.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-15
Third Annual Recentioo.

Emporium Council Knights of
Columbus, gave their third annual re-
ception and ball last evening at the
opera house, and was attended by
about seventy-fve couples. The hall
was very invitingly arranged with
easy chairs, sofas, tables, screens and
lace curtains, forming two parlors for
those who preferred cards or to pass
the hours listening to the excellent
music furnished by the Olean Orches-
tra-each member of said orchestra
being member ofthe order. Refresh
ments were served by the ladies on the
stage. The committee having charge
of the arrangements-M Messrs. Thos. e.
Law, j. B. Mulcahy and James Haley
ably assisted by the ladies and men,
bers of the Council certainly left moth
ing undone to advance the pleasure
and comfort of all present. 1t was a
nice clean, orderly dance and i'm
mensely enjoyed by all who attended.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-15
RELIGIOUS.

The district Sabbath School Conven-
ton and the third district quarterly
meeting of the Bradford district of the
Free Methodist church will convene at
the Free Methodist Church, April % to
Maya. The Rev. John S. McGeary, of
Sharon, Pa, conference secretary of
the Sabbath school work ofthe Oil City
Conference will conduct the Sabbath
school convention sittings. Preachers,
delegates and visitors from all parts of
the district are expecting to attend.
There will be no preaching services
in the morning at the Free Methodist
church. Sabbath school 10 a. m.
Evening service as usual at 7:30 p. m.
A cordial invitation to all.
f. B. SCHRINER. Pastor
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May Carnival.

A May Carnival will be held at the
Emporium opera house on Wednesday
evening, May IL, 1900, for the benefit
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Trotter. Mrs
H. II. Mullin, who has charge of the
entertainment. will be assisted by
Messrs. H. A. Hayes and w. S.
Sterner, A May Queen, selected by
vote, will be crowned A coupon in
the PRESS entities one vote for the
most popular young lady in Emporium,
over 16 years of age. Young ladies
desiring to enter the contest will please
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-15
Wedding Bells.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Grace E. Morton, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Morton, of Sizer-
vile, and Mr. Harold Waddington,
son of Mr.. Thomas Waddington, of
this place, were quietly married at the
Emmanuel Episcopal Church by the
Rev. J. Nj. Robertson, rector of the
church, last Monday at high noon
Miss Ethel Waddington and Ray L..
Waddington, sister and brother of the
groom acted as bridesmaid and best
man. The ceremony was witnessed
by only the immediate members of
both families. After the wedding, the
party repaired to the home of the
bride, where sumptuous repast was
served.
The bride is very popular with all
I her acquaintances and is a highly ac-
complished young lady, having COM
pleted her education at st. Bonaven-
ture College at Allegany, N. Y. Mrs.
Waddington is also very able musi-
clan. Mr.. Waddincton is we'll and
favorably known by our towns peo-
pie and is a very industrious and saw
ing young man. He is at present en-
rolled with the l. G. s., in a mechani-
cal drawing course and is studying
hard to make success of his work.
The Eastern Dynamite Company, up
on his resignation, presented him with
a fine recommendation for his very de-
pendable work and good reputation.
The happy couple will make their
home with the brides parents at
Brookside Farm, Sizer Run, where Mr..
Waddington will assist Mr.. Morton in
working the large farm at that place.
May their future life be as pleasant
and sunny as was the day when they
made the solemn vows of marriage, is
the wish of the PRESS and their many
friends.
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