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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-10

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-10

Candidates that have taken sub
scriptions for one. two or three
months at the beginning OF the con-
test should get these subscribers 10
pay the rest OF the year. as they are
still considered new
For example, a person who sub
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

for nine years. being succeeded by
II W. Potter the present incumbent.
January /. 1891
County q rk - Frank f. Foley.
1883: J. Z. Gauser. 1890. 1891; George
Morris. 1892. 1898: ]. E Gauger.
1894. 1885, 1896, 1897. G. II whchen
1885. 1898. 1900, 1901: II. d. Garwood.
1909, 1903. 1904. 1905. 1906, 1901.
1905. r. c Todd. 1909. 1910.
County Treasurer A l.. Kellogg.
1859; John Fisher, 1890. 1891. 1892.
1888. c A Reynolds. 1894. 1895. 1896.
1897. c. A Beer ohm. 1895. 1888. j 900
1901. 1902. 1903. 1891. 1905. 1906. C.
II. Dowuer. 1907, 1905; II. A. Daw.
ley, 1893. 1910.
County Judge W. Bomgardner.
1859; Uriel sebree, 1890. 1891. 1892.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

y. Allen assessor, and r. A Ste %.
John Carson and J. C. Vroman. coun.
~ commissioners. At this election
La Junia was named rs the pgrma.
nent county seat. receiving a majority
Of sixty five votes over Rocky Ford.
The county officials elected since
then are thusly
shcriff-Lon Gentry. 1880 aud 1891
H. W. Potter 1899. 1873. 1894. 1895.
At the election In 1895 there we're
three candidates for sheriff -orrun
Gemmill. democrat: A A. Frost. pop.
ulist. and II. r Bates. republican
There was tie vote for Gommiil and
Frost. with BATES only a frw votes
behind. Gemmcll and Frost drew lots
for the office OF sheriff. Frost win.
ming. and Gemmoll being made un
dcrshoriff George Barr NaS elected
sheriff In 1897 and held the Office
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

ment bonds issued December is.
1889. for $4,000 - this being otero
oounty's share OF the Indebtedness of
old Bent county at the time OF the
division Of the later Into otero.
Bent. Prowers. kioNa and Baca
counties. The last four OF the TWEEN.
ty-four $1,000 bonds was paid off on
July .. 1909.
The otcro county jail was built
ia 1890 at cost OF $3.50. p =.
Mills. being the architect and Knowles
a foote. the uilders
Until the laltur part Of 1897. when
the present court house was com.
pleted. the county officials were 10.
Gated on East First street.-the coun-
~ clerk and the county treasurer
In the building now utilized by Dan.
iher as a feed warehouse. The first
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

Z. Nyord. 1898. 1894. 1895 @. W.
Parker, 1895. 1877, 1898. 81 +. Nil.
lcr, 1899. 1900. 1901; 4 D. walhs.
1909. 1909. 1904. 1905. 1906. 1907.
1905. T. W Mcdaniel. i.os. isio.
Assessor ~ otoro county has only
had three assessors. {. y Alien was
appointed by Governor Cooper IN
1889 and held the office until January
]. 1898. when he was succeeded by
H. w Adsmond, who held The office
until January !. 1905, c. 81. Fen.
lason held the office In 100: and 1906.
Mr. Adsmond the present Incumbent.
being asalD Installed January /. 1901
May /. 1897. was Frea, day In
otero county, people coming from far
and near to the county seat TO Wit
ness the laying Of the corner stone
OF our first court house. the exer.
csscs incident TO the occasion being
In charge Of the Masonic order. Il
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

counter In the railroad station. There
was at this time no town nor city or
ganization. no voting precinct. no
school district. and no, much TO indi-
cate there ever would be. Later on.
however. he was chiefly instrumental
In organiLing the incorporated town
OF La Junta. and In May. 1881. WI
elected mayor. receiving majoS y,
OF fifty votes over all competitors. ~
In 1862. he enlisted as a private
In Company X. Ninth Iowa Cavalry.
j. ]. Lambert. for years editor and
proprietor OF the Pueblo Chieftain.
being first lieutenant. He served In
the Seventh Corps OF the Army OF
the Southwest under General Steele,
and afierward General j. ] Reynolds
He was noticed by General Reynolds
In Special Order IA for bravery. hay-
Ing carried Important dispatches from
Searey. Arkansas. 10 Little Rock.
same state. notifying OF General
Prices last raid. He WAS wounded
at the battle OF Hickory Station. He
was promoted to the Telegraph Corps
aud detailed In the military telegraph
office at Du,alls Blun. lie was dis.
charged from the army April. 1866.
having served nearly four years. Mr..
Denny remained In Madison. Arkansas.
for one year after the close Of the
war He then returned home and
was employed ty the Chicago q
Northwestern Railroad for a time at
Mount Vernon. and aftcrward Mt Me
chanicsville. Iowa. where he resided
five years. three years with the rail.
road and two years he WAS engaged
In mercantile life. afterwards coming
10 La Junta TO lead the strenuous
life Of the pioneers Of this section.
He was La Junta's original booster
and this city owes much TO his On.
tsfpshs Tor IL present prosperity. T
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

herd OF cattle. and attended sock
for various men untll 1870 Then.
for one year he drove cattle from
Texas to Mexico. From this tim.
until 1876. he was on n ranch In Mex.
leo. attending stock. He then went
TO the San Juan country: engaged In
frcIghting for four months. In 1864.
Mr.. Nixon Joined the Southern army.
and remained until the close Of III.
war. During this time. he had a
good deal Of trouble with the. In.
dians. and also. when crossing tho
plains. he had many narrow, escapes.
In 1876. he came to La junta and
worked for the Kansas Pacific Rail.
road Company In their transfer d..
partnsnt. At this work he was en-.
psoyed Tor two years. Al the ex.
pirat'on Of this time. be returned 70
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

the Panhandle district of Texas, ana
remained one year. In July, 10
Nixon returned TO La Junta Fora a
year Mr. Nixon worked at bridge.
building and repairing fer the Atchi.
son, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad.
In the fall OF 1879 he was appointed
deputy sheriff for Bent county When
La Junta took on city organization
Mr.. Nixon was elected councilman for
one year, and also memt er OF the
school board, Of which he is secre-
tary. He was married in July. 1879.
TO Miss Jennie Job,
Mr.. Nixon moved from La Junta
to Las Animas in 1883, and the fol-
lowing year was elected sheriff OF
old Beat county. serving durins the
years 1855 and 1856. In 1881 he re-
turned TO La Jmta and has been
resident OF this city ever since
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

was a great holiday--wi,h bands Of
music. big parade. bicycle races and
all kinds Of sports. The board OF
county commissioners who were fore
most in persuading the people TO
vote tonds and build court house
was composed OF c. C. Washburn. F.
NJ. Weiland and Matt Daimler. W
II. Robinson vas the architect Of the
building and Blankenship Bros were
the contractors. II cost SIS 1000. bonds
to the amount OF $500. dated Jan
uary /, 1907. fer 1920 year period
being issued. or this bonded indcbt-
edness $1,000 was paid during the
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

that the ordinance relative TO sa'
looms cing kept closed on Sunday
to mean from Y O'Clock Saturday
be interpreted TO mean from ~
O'Clock Saturday night 10 II o'clock
Sunday ni.h,--and thus endeth the
tale OF the first months history OF
our municipal ody
\ complete list Of the mayors OF
La Junta from the time Of the or.
ganization Of the town down TO the
present is as follows:
ISL c. Denny.
iss2-J C. Denny
lss3-John Fisher
1ssi-Ray Hollingsworth
issj-A w Miller
lss6-R. G. Dalton.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
orERo COUNTY. c

1t was on March is. 1853. tha, the
bin authorizing the creation OF otcro
county passed the general assembly
Of Colorado. after fierce contest
La Junia Was named as the tempo.
rary county sea, Of the new county
and on April Is. 1859. Governor Coop.
or appointed the first county officials.
q. ". swink. Jas. McNeen and n.
N. rosdick were appointed as the
first county commissioners Of Otcro
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

county. the last named being a hold
over from old Bent county The
other county officials appointed by
Governor Cooper were as follows;
County Judge. Geo 4. Kilgore. who
resigned efcre taxing his seat aud
was succeeded by C. W Bomgardner;
county clerk, Frank E. Foley. sheriff.
George Morris; assess T. c. y. Al
len: treasurer. a, L. Kellogg; County
superintendel, Of schools. J W East
wood; surveyor. VIM Matthews
The first election In otero county
vas held November 8, 1883, Uriei
sebree being elected county judge.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
}. c. DENNY.

La Junta's pioneer resident and
original booster was born in Browns
Vile. Pa. November 4. 1876. and the
article in this issue relating the early
history of this city was written by
him on his sixty-third birthday. He
is now living in Cripple Greek, where
he otficiates over the just and the
unjust as a justice OF the peace.
Mr. Denny came TO Bent county IN
ls7s, and located where the city OF
La Junta is now situated AT that
time there were only two or three
buildings in the place. and the first
night after his arrival he slept on a
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
BENJAMIN F. NIXON.

Frank Nixon is the most ancient
old-timer OF La Junta. now living in
this city. arriving here in July, 1876
-thirty-three years ago. He was
born in Marion county. Alabama.
April II. 1916. When he was nine
teen years of age he went TO the fron
tier of Texas. After he arrived in
Texas, he became interested In a
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

ISL A. Benton
lSSs-John Fisher
lsS9-R. 4 Steen.
is9O-J. " Maul,y.
lSsl-A. W English
1899 j T. Walker.
1881 = Walker.
ISgi-C. W. Bonn ardn,r
1850 w. Bom.arduer.
1896 Geo s Thompson.
lSsI-B r llaskins
1895 C " Bomearduer.
lsss-Fred \. sabin.
isoO-Fred a. Sahin.
Fred 4. sabin
1909 Fred A. sabln.
1904 u. Corbin.
ls0i-A u. Corbin.
1860. W Bomgardner.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

term Of the district court was held
in the building now occupied by
Higgins, the blacksmith. and the dis
trict clerks office was In frame
shack adjoining. J. C. Gunter. now
Of the supreme tench. was the first
district judge.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

]. +. Gauger county clerk. Lon Gen
try sheriff. John Fisher treasurer. :
r. Lyon county superintendent Of
schools. W y. Randall surveyor. c
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

past year and the remaining s6.5O0
represents the entire bonded indebt-
edness OF the county.
Otero coun,y's only other bonded
Indebtedness was the county Judge
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

i90s-C ". Bomgardner.
ig0I-Gco Barr.
ig0s-1co. Barr.
igo9-B. N. Spaiding.
i9io-B. NJ, spalding.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

don Damon. which will take place June 80,
at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mrs. J.. L. Potter is home from a months
visit with friends and relatives at Topeka
Kan.
DIR. and Mrs. J. c. Waterman arrived
home yesterday from a visit at Burke,
S. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Walters have
as their guest Mrs. c. j. Orrell OF Har-
Ian, Ia.
Mrs. James Gibbons Of Fremont, Neb.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. j. Sullivan OF
Tenth avenue.
Mr.. Albert DeLong of Salt Lake City ar
rived yesterday on a visit 10 his brother,
Rev. Henry DeLong.
The Misses Ruth and Esther Spindler
nave gone for a months visit at Sioux
Rapids. Okobojl and Storm lake.
Miss Maud Ranck ana Miss Kelso have
gone to Newport News, va, TO visit the
formers sister, Mrs. Charles Swan.
The Council Bluffs Pink and White club
viii be entertained Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs, w. Henry, 1850 Avenue Il.
Miss Grace Foster and Miss Ida Cassidy
left Friday for a summer tour OF CsH-
fornia and a visit to the Seattle eXposi-
ton.
Robert Wickham is home from st. Mary
college, ST. Mary's Kan, TO spend the sum
mer, with his parents, Mr., and Mrs james
Wickham.
Miss winifred NJ. Lindsay Is home from
Simpson college, where she was a member
of the graduating class, receiving the de
gree of b, NJ.
Miss Bessie Howlette and Miss Mablt
l.. English left Friday for a trip to the
Pacific coast including a visit TO th'
Seattle exposition.
Mrs. A. J. Bertschy has as her guests
her mother. Mrs. T. II. John OF Blooming
ton, ILL.,, and her aunt Mrs. s. M. Thomp
son of Hudson, Ill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Henntng entertaine'
at a lawn party Tuesday evening In cele
bration OF their wooden wedding ami
versary. Refreshments were served on IN
lawn. Twenty guests we're present
Mrs. J. r. Atkins and grandson, DR.. 7
v. Lacey. accompanied by DR. Mac Men
dell and Herman Mendell of Chicagos lf
Yesterday for an extended trip TO tn
Pacific coast and the Alaska-Yukon eS
position.
Mr.. and Mrs f.. NJ. Atkinson OF Fairfiel,
Neb., who had been visiting their daugh
ter. Mrs. Il. W, Whittier. and family, o
South First street, left Friday for homi
accompanied by their grandson. Chest'
Whittier.
D Twenty members OF the Ladies' AuNlliaT
= Of Railway Trainmen rendered Mrs. j. J
tanning a most delightful surprise par;
Thursday afternoon at her home, ll2I SeN
enth avenue, Games were enjoyed durin
the afternoon, Mrs. BOBBY and Mrs. Ian
being awarded the prizes. Light refresi
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
the remainder of the afternoon being spent

the remainder of the afternoon being spent
socially.
Mr.. Frank Binder entertained at dinner
Thursday evening at his home on Fourth
avenue. A large bouquet Of red and white
peonies formed an attractive centerplece
for the table. Covers were laid for Messrs.
Wiley Hafer, Ned Writ. c. II. Hannah, Jrr
George Mcdonald, Carleton Woodward.
Harry L. Van Brunt, VIII Sohporr, George
Van Brunt, Ward Price, DR.. T. b. Lacey,
Dr. Mac Hanchett and Mr.. Binder.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Riker were guests OF
honor Monday evening at a dinner given at
the Grand hotel by the directors of the
Young Mems Christian association. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Wads-
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. =. j. Day, Mr. and
Mrs. w. j. Leverett, Mr.. and Mrs. X. b.
Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Curtis, Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
w. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. circuit, Mr..
Henry Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs. F. c,
Riker.
A pretty home wedding took place Tues
day at noon at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Tyler, 400 Oakland avenue,
when Mrs. Tyler's sister, Miss Luella l..
Pratt of Osceola, Neb., was united In mar
riage TO Mr.. G. r. Van Houten of Cimar-
ron, N. M, Rev. John William Jones, rector
of ST. Paul's Episcopal church, officiating.
At the close OF the ceremony a wedding
luncheon was served, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Houton departed for oscsola,
Neb., where they will visit with relatives
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
Iowa news Note..

ROWAN-Fire OF an unknown origin last
night completely destroyed the Utter build
ing and all OF its contents, including the
plant OF the Rowan Record. The loss is
s., 1000, partly insured.
MARSHALLTOWN - Negotiations We're
closed today whereby the Oelwein Qa.)
Glove and Mitten company was purchased
by the Marshall Vinegar company. and
the stock and factory equipment will be
be operated as a branch OF the Marshall
Vinegar company and the products, fabric
gloves and mittens, will be marketed by
the statesmen Of the purchasing
CORNING-SeveTal days ago, following
an order given by Judge Towner, a div
idend OF 10 per cent was declared TO the
general creditors Of the defunct Corning
Savings bank. This order affects most
closely the different banks that were
National bank at Des Moines will re-
ceive $4,695 and the remainder will 20
to Omaha, st. Joseph and other nearby
banking houses. The dividend was de-
clared as a result OF funds accruing from
the La Rue estate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boyer, whO until
recently was manage of the Melbourne
hotel. and Mrs. Minnie Findley, who was
formerly his cook, were arrested I'm Des
MOines yesterday. On May 70 Mrs. Jennie
Boyer, wife OF the arrested man, filed suit
in the district court at Marshalltown for
a divorce. She alleged cruel and inhumar
treatment, and also accused her spouse OF
being unduly intimate with the cook, Mrs
Findley, soon aftsrward husband and coot
departed. Mrs. Boyer had a warrant ISSUED
for them. Mrs. Findley Is Daid TO have Z
husband living at Manford, Cal, from
whom she separated several years ago.
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ments were served at the close of The
games.
Mrs John L. Lutz entertained the Proto
club Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon
prize for the season was won by Mrs.
Meyer. At the close of the game a course
luncheon was served.
Mrs. Thomas Maloney entertained inform
ally at cards Wednesday afternoon. Six
tables were used. Prizes were awarded
Mrs. F. j. Schnorr and Mrs. George r..
williamson. At the close of the game a
course luncheon was served.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Rachel Wesley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wesley, $40 Graham
avenue. to Mr.. Claude Hardesty, the cere-
mony to take place Wednesday evening at
o'clock at the home OF the brides par
ents.
Mrs. w. Baker and Miss sibyl Russ gave
a luncheon and miscellaneous shower Tues
day afternoon for Miss Rachel Wesley, one
OF the June brides. Covers we're laid for
twelve guests After luncheon high five
was played, the prize being awarded Miss
Alga Ehrig.
Mrs. George Williamson was hostess TO
the Kensington club Thursday afternoon a.
the Boat club at Lake Manawa A course
luncheon was served at the cafe, covers
being laid for twenty guests. The club Will
be entertained at us regular kensihSton
r. V. lines, 27 Bluff street.
The members Of the Council Bluffs chap
ter OF the Daughters OF the American Rev
/ OluhlDH were entertained ~ a llAAAAN MN
day afternoon by the members Of thS
Omaha chapter, at the home OF Mrs. A. q
Gault, 1902 North Twenty-fOurth street
The afternoon was delightfully."- spent witt
a Elias day program, a picnic dinner be
Ting enjoyed on the lawn.
The Girls OF the Blu and Gray, form
erly known as the F. @. 8. club, met Mon
day afternoon at the home Of Miss Magda
lene Kingan. The afternoon was spent 4
playing games, Miss Mary Aid and Mis-
Lucille MeAtee being awarded the prizes
Refreshments were served during the aft
ernoon. The club will meet June q at III
home Of Miss Lucille McAtee, sl First ave
nue..
Miss Hazel Hannah entertained III
"Klatter Rlub' Friday afternoon at he
home on Second avenue. The a~fternoo
was spent I'm playing 800" Mrs. Geors
Mayne receiving the prize for the highe'
score, Mrs. William Heiser the consolatio
prize and Miss frances Keeline the guest
prize. At the close Of the game lunchet
was served, covers being laid for siXte'
r guests.
The annual picnic OF the Council Bluff
chapter OF the Daughters OF the Amerlca
Revolution was held Tuesday afternoon
= "Elmridge the suburban home OF Mt
Thomas Metealf. There were thirtv-t'
guests present, who went 20 Flmridge
= automobiles and carriages A picnic dlnn'
> was served at u o'clock on the largellawl
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
Iowa
MAYOR OF MAREyCO INJURED
Official Accidentally Struck on Head
by Pulley and Skull Fractured.
DowELL WILL RUN CONGRESS
State senator from Polk County
Wishes to Succeed J. 4. r. Hall
other Lightning Rods Are
GainE Up. ,


DIES MONIES. Ia, June i9.-tSpeclal
Telegram)-Mayor a. III. Henderson OF
Marengo, Ia. against whom proceedings
have been started to remove him from Of
flee because Of drunkenness. was struck
on the head by a pulley at Marengo to-
day and may die as a result, The mayor
was watching the construction OF a tele-
phone line when the pulley fell, accident
ally. and striking him on the head, frac-
tured his skull. 1t is feared he cannot re-
cover.
' The law under which II was thought to
remove him from office was known as
the Cosson law and was enacted at the
last session Of the legislature. The charges
had been filed against him, but the trial
had not been held.
Doweu Candidate for Congress.
Representative John Sullivan of Polk
county tonight announced his candidacy
for state senator from Polk county, to
succeed Senator c. c. Dowell. It is IN
derstood that Senator Dowell will be a
candidate 10 succeed Congressman J. A.
IT. Hull. Senator Dowell has been one Of
the leading figures in the state senate,
being chairman Of the judiciary committee
for several sessions. 1t is understood, also,
that James b. Weaver, a lifelong repub-
lican and the son Of General James b..
weaver OF ColfaX, VIII be a candidate
for Dowell's place, and there may be still
other candidates. 1t is practically assured
Judge s. f. Prouty, who has been three
times a candidate against Congressman
Hull. viii try again, the last primary re-
suiting practically In a tie, which was
decided 10 Hull's favor.
1t is claimed here opposition Is being
framed up against Smith in the Ninth dis
trict, and It is known that Attorney Cen
eral Byers is being urged to run, though
he seems to be giving It no encourage
ment, and his closest friends urge him
TO take the third term as attorney general,
to which custom entities him.. In the
Eighth district, now represented by a dem
ocrat, II is understood that Judge Towner
is making an active canvass, and that A.
/. Smith. twice a candidate against Hep
burn, will be in the race again.
Ruling on stock Assessments.
In district court today Judge McHenry
held that a stockholder can deduct his
Indebtedness from the actual value Of the
corporation stock for purposes Of assess
ment This is in direct opposition to q
case handed down by the supreme court
less than, a year ago, but Judge McHenrS
thinks the supreme court wrong.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
PASSES HIS CENTURY MARK
HoIver Hanson Celebrates One Hum
dreth birthday at Home of
SON Near WRuko

CHARLES CITY, Ia, June i9-tspecial)
-Holver Hanson. living near Waukon, In
Allamakee county, celebrated his Tooth
birthday. It is a long span, measured In
either years or the worlds progress of
events. since June "A, 1909, when Mr.. Hanson
was born in Torporland, Norway. but the
old gentleman had a kindly greeting and a
hearty handshake for all who Joined in the
festivities, and enjoyed the doings Of the
day which had been arranged by his rela-
tives in celebration of the event with zest
and enthusiasm.
He Is in fairly good health. about like
that of the average man of 80, and sat
outside Of the door in a luxurious armchair
presented him by the guests and was photo
graphed In a group with his children,
grandchildren and great grandchildren, four
generations. Mr.. Hanson landed at Quebec
forty-two years ago on his 5Sth birthday
and came direct to Makee township, ALA
makee county. His wife died about ten
years ago. His oldest son. who Is "a, re-
sides at Canton, s.. D.. A daughter living
in North Dakota was represented by her
two sons.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

before going to their future home in New
Mexico.
The Philo club was entertained Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. j,
Quincy Anderson, 204 Tenth avenue. Bridge
whist was played during the afternoon, at
which Mrs. Ray Beardsley was awarded
the prize for the highest score. At the
close OF the game light refreshments were
served. Twelve members were present.
The members of the club will be guests of
Mrs. Earl st. John Saturday afternoon at
a luncheon at the Boat club at Lake
Manawa.
At the home OF the brides sister, Mrs.
+. @. Schofield of Carson. Mr.. Harry Good
rich and Miss Mabel Storrs, both OF this
city, were united in marriage at 6 o'clock
Wednesday evening. Rev. j. M. Williams.
pastor of the Broadway Methodist church
Of this city. officiated. Miss Storrs has
been a teacher in the public schools Of this
city for some time, and Mr.. Good 'ich Is a
railway mail clerk making Council Bluffs
his headquarters. Among a number Of
guests who went to Carson I'm automobiles
to attend the wedding were Miss May
Simms, Miss Edith Fields, Miss Grace Barr,
Miss Adah DALEY. Miss Mamie Aumann,
Miss Gertrude Gittins, Dr. C, $. Erickson
and Rev. and Mrs, j. NJ. Williams MI.
and Mrs. Goodrich returned 10 this city
the same evening, where they VIII be Al
home after August l at l08 Fourth street.
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