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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

n, entertaified about 40 OF thelr
ss,3ntls Wetines IA y gts vel ling. NJ Srtoii
f9fr. no isssiy e slln for mis-
d. tine etl,erlanf.s 81 WAS the guest
- bonor. Music and games we re- en-
3ns,sSd by Del cipns rel reslin,e lits
weIes served. si
pos stetS Glove spent ia coup e5S OF
ANS this Neck at the ts capital
4, sytan and Vivian Bpnnctt entertained
Monday Ma, evening the Jnnior sorosis in
: rather UNI. ue Way, First a, ride on
tha l1tfe.rfy eoy ronrtl was enjoyed, after
sgilicii a t,rentel party at the Rex
& sgi.d another Ieasant hour and i the
larty then made heir Way TO the Start
I'm Candy; company, where ice cream
4 ana t,ssriss svefs enjoyed
Mrs, Benlai, Afe.Adain Of B Eureka Is
,-Isitlug relatives and friends III our
city, the guest of Mrs !. Thurman
.nirs. Grant e.. "a a,2ies, was the host.
rs at a whist party a 'tesday a. ter
noon at her home About 50 lady
= friends enjoyed tbs ,,,ias1 game Red \
carrlatians wore used to excellent et-s.
lest. An elaborate lunch VAS served,
Mrs. A. T.. Booth entertained a NUM-
bar Of lady friends at hcI- home Thurs
aay afternoon Miss Niiate Elliott was
I'M guest OF honor. A very pleasant
h ti,iit, ys.as passed Ia music. games and
social chat. \ tiainty lunch was served.
Miss Ritlci,s III ris,soe.d has ~ ned
h,,iii4 frk,n salt Lake. " here she taa
,..ssed the last nIanth "a The home Of
Her sister, Mrs. All Mstster1lian.
.
Mrs.. Flora. Bonhan entertained Fri
DAY evening. ~ lasiss friends iii honor ot
M1s. s. H Adams, who In company
vi.it her husband and son Harry sss:Ie
nr4sparing - leave for their former
ap,s,e il. Mime sst'ta-
4 R.ss Tag party WAS given W'sflTes-
day evening b, Miss Florence Y f9Ali1
at tne hoine Of her parents, Mi and
Mrs. r ]. Knanra Fun and snerri,
1nent reigned supreme. Lunch was
served 10 II giifsst
a number. Of ProYs ladies. asneag
Thota were Mrs sa1il e3asah and Mass.
o. Bake. Kent up 70 Salt I14ke
Thaf,ssay' 70 attend the ga .dtis taslg, {es
s-v:sss 0t tsse [siyosFss u $ hs2stital.
.aa.T fn;srsst beng eel1tssEsd aa isissss
8eeszalah Esse;a1taaa5, . PreFsp glsa ard t.llc .
q. N Ez-sa4s.ates. 4
M2ss Anssie gAas21,t, sarlS i1sg esfsl lt
entertained "Wednesday erliL1g The Joa
IL I -fsSr Ii I.E1e, a1SSsre 4af Frasi-
dent and sifss- u p. Kaslssls Ifte
,,.,.g WIS s3aii lifis passed IN games
arla vaf1alls aysilisF..ueiSrs a dainty
lunch Was served
1lle second fut 8 ssrsas cf parties 70
slurit.s s's,yrssf f;tiIll3, sess given
nssstiay evening al thu Mozart stesf
Mics 5tpgssnhaisnsr rf Sail Il. ksA
is VISITING III II'l.tssa he guest Of Ailss8
s5zzusa Hotlfz.
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stefta IL HE eil,bllpuse and Mrs. ~ 4
Jennings ;isiia 4 M 1857 on snatdle5
Frs alid atfa, f3ilH aaS.a Il talk on
istsanitli, the aiiaitr- Poet. Tfefaf
tstrtt Al Sr,atti dust ny Mrs. inaImaF and
Mrs Daily, and Il gipliii solo by Asiaes
.fsDp3aii,
Fhe American M1issie g9NisltS fatd ita'
annual ptfs eiias meeting atsa e1estioa9s,
6ftiesrs Monday c&rIitilg Mrs Gnafias
iiaatt ms chosen president and sfr
p, tSer at.Qaat attsi attI tfsssufeig SI1eY1-
Fnr ispn ,Ir8 aiia Aiiss Trina Nat
SaD VIII u ile lfssisal directors, and
tlie program committee WIN be eIaetpd
iatff. THE nest se.til9a meeting Of the
society sS$il rs sipndaS s.gaililigs alstg
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The members Of The n. g q q club
we're pleasantly entertained N-eln6s
day afternoon by MIS- George sll9para
al. this city. The club VIII be enter
tlinea b. Mrs! r " !. fsoniefe at i2aijin-
son next MedhestlnY aftern6nn. ..
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EUREKA,

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v The members OF the n q " club
were pleasantly entertained IeSlufa
day afternoon hg MIS- fieprge sstlapara
iaf this city. the club yiit be enter
tlinea b. Mrs! y f.onefa al ia9ijinr
son next NednesttaY afternoon.
Mrs. James II Ditsaoils Mrs. s.4s q .
8Gligga and Mrs. Frank iarrite hapG
been elected TO represent tfle local ledge
sion 81 the grand ledge, 10 De held IN
PROVO MAY IS. Mrs, Als1 Blight vas
chosen as niterilf. 81 &
Miss Rita Matthews returned tues
day evening fietas z sIsit with tste2ids
at Meahl.
Aiex afcAulsey left raes1ay for
Phoebe.
I aotieib Beck, gtlo mas been iiFiiia
at Lehi for TetfIl years. came " En-
5reka Tuesday for Il TAyT days Risit
fafIi9ng old actltitti tsi7le..at
\ r.. =. f;ltdeflsud ana daughter. Miss
ts.ls sesIerai de ys visit NTH tie flipilg
NJ Mr.. and Mrs Gsarge Resg
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
DOM ESTIC.

Lincoln Merrill was a victim of the
storm at La Porte, Ind. He was over.
come by exertion and died.
The vault of the. Carlton State Bank
at Carlton, Texas, was blown open by
robbers. who stole nearly $4,000, all
in currency.
John Comro. man with a prison
record, was sentenced to two years in
the Fort Madison, Iowa. penitentiary
for stealing chickens.
The local option bill passed the
Idaho house by vote of A to 9. 1t
is expected that the bill will pass the
senate with a few amendments.
The 4-months-old child of Joseph
Christman of Evansville,\ Ind, died
from the effects of condensed milk,
according to the physicians statment.
A twin sister of the child is also be-
lived to be dying.
Henry ]. Benedict, formerly a
chauffeur for Charles R. Durnell, OF
New York, was sentenced to one year
in the county Jail ON a charge of man
slaughter in the second degree, to
which Benedict had pleaded guilty
Mrs. Caroline Frazier, housekeeper
for C. C. Daily of East Grand Forks,
Mimi, who kept Mrs. DAILY who is in
sane. q close prisoner, was found
guilty of cruel treatment and SEN
fenced to pay fine of $25 and costs.
The barking of dog awoke VIII
liam Fritz and his family at Sterling
ILL.,, when flames were consuming
their house Fritz, his wife. and four
children fed from the house in their
night clothing. and theiI. hands and
feet were frozen The dog persisted
in the flames.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
OBITUARY..

William H. Roy, veteran soldier
and a resident of Racine for many
years, died at the Soldiers home.
Algegon Farr. aged SO years, presi-
dent of the Illinois National bank of
Springfield, H., is dead after brief
Illness.
The Countess de Lesseps, widow OF
Count Ferdinand de Lesseps, the pro-
moter of the ship canals of Suez, Cor
NTH, and Panama, is dead.
Hector de Castro, American consul
general at Zurich, Switzerland, and
at Rome, died at the latter place of
nephritis.
James j. McEvilly, secretary of the
Rocky Mountain club and a we'll
known attorney in mining cases, died
at his home in New York city, aged
80.
Robert w. M'Lean, formerly pro-
prietor of a pharmacy in GAINESVILLE,
Wis, died in Chihuahua, Mexico,
where he had been conducting no.
tel.
Henry Ritzman, a former resident
of Milwaukee, died at his home in Su-
perior, where he had resided since
1898. He is survived by his wife and
seven children.
Capt George L. Short of La Crosse.
Wis, for forty-five years apilot on the
upper Mississippi died ten day after
he was committed to the insane asy-
lum at Mendoza.
w. B. Sprague, aged 70, died at the
home of his son in Boscobel, Wis.
Mr.. Sprague was a resident of Wau-
kesha county until 1880, when he
moved to Fairbury, Neb.
Miss Martha Finley, the author,
died at her home in Elkton, Md, aged
80 years. Miss Finley was born at
Chillicothe, Ohio. Her girlhood was
spent at South Bend, Ind, Miss Fin
ley's best-known works were the
elsie books.
Henry S. Farwell, AZ years old
nephew of the. late John V. Farwell,
died at Los Angeles, Cal, of neuritis.
Mr.. Farwell was born in Chicago.
For some years he has been connected
with the firm of John V. Farwell &
Co, of which his father, Simeon Far
we'll, now is president. Two years
ago he became ill and since that time
had passed most of his time in Cali
fornia.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
TRAGEDIES.

Baptist Contratto of Hurley, after
an experience of one month OF mar
ried life, tried to commit suicide by
shooting. He may recover.
Two men and a boy were killed by
a switch engine at a crossing OF the
New York Central in the town OF
Cheektowaga, near Buffalo, n. Y.
William Spooner, Gilemburnle,
Ontario. farmer, and his 10-year-old
son, Wilfred, were killed on a grade
crossing. Mrs. Spooner was fatally
injured.
Mrs. G. A. Cowen of Mason City, Ia,
attempted suicide by drinking whisky
and iodine Doctors brought her into
a state of recovery, but she is still III
a serious condition.
Chrisley Garig, aged IS years, com
mitted suicide at his home in Leo,
Ind, by strangling himself with
moose made from suspenders and a
handkerchief and tied to doorknob.
DR.. R. H. Holyoke, a physician OF
Lincoln. Neb., was found dead in his
room at the Windsor-Clifton hotel,
Chicago. The police are Investigate
ing the theory that he accidentally
took an overdose of medicine.
A bullet fred by George Busse,
brother of Mayor Busse of Chicago,
crashed through window of the may
ors apartments and killed Mrs. L. c..
Tuc1erman, daughter of a retired
army officer, in her room across an
areaWay.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
Newsy Combinations
WISCONSIN WAITS.

Pleading guilty to selling liquors at
dance without license, Joseph
Schwab of Appleton was fined $50.
All but ten of the striking students
of Ripon high school have returned to
school Three were suspended in
definitely.
Edmo London of the town of Hew-
it, Marathon county, was accidentally
shot and wounded by a companion
while hunting.
Jacob Lett was probably fatally in
jured at Parker & Stewards lumber
mill near Wausau, when logs rolled
off the skids upon him, his right leg
being crushed
Joe Finn, arrested at La Crosse
was brought to Baraboo to answer to
the charge of having robbed Gust
Warden of S45 He waived examina-
ton and was bound over for trial.
More than 500 licensed hunters in
Kenosha county have signed a petition
circulated by the Kenosha Gun club
asking the Legislature to pass a law
providing for spring season for
duck shooting.
The Wisconsin Northwestern rail
way train was wrecked about three
miles west of Athelstane. Six cars
of logs were ditched. The st. Paul
train was sent to help clear the track.
No one was hurt.
NJ F. Foley of the Great Northern
Nursery company at Baraboo has
brought charge of forgery against
Felix Quigley. whom he accuses of
having forged orders for nursery
stock and pocketed the proceeds.
The following postoffice nominations
were sent to the senate: Evansville,
Marilla Andrews; Frederick, D. P.
Butts; Amery, John G. Burnham;
Prentice, Frank j. Salter; Westfield,
Robert J Audiss.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
DIDN'T KNOW
Coffee Was the Cause.

Many daily habits, particularly Of
eating and drinking, are formed by fol-
lowing our elders.
In this way Ill health is often fas-
tened upon children. Ga. lady says
81 had been allowed to drink coffee
ever since l can remember, but even
as a child had weak stomach, which
frequently refused to retain food.
1.-THE taste of coffee was in my
mouth all the time and was, as found
out later, the cause of the stomach
rebelling against food
Il now see that it was only from fol-
lowing the example of my elders that
formed and continued the miserable
habit of drinking coffee. My digestion
remained poor. nerves unstrung, fire.
quent headache, and yet l did not sus-
pect the true cause.
Another trouble was bad, muddy
complexion. for which spent time and
money for creams. massaging, etc.,
without any results.
After | was married | was asked
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
FOREIGN.

The Norwegian brig Steed was
wrecked of Jutland and eight of her
crew persisted.
John Sinclair, who has been secre-
tary for Scotland since 1905, has been
raised TO the peerage.
A crisis is averted in Cuba Presi-
dent Gomez yielding to Vicepresident
Zayas and withdrawing the name Of
Arnauto as police chief.
Madrid declares that the earthquake
damage in Spain was not as serious,
as at first reported. although the
shock caused panic in two towns.
The grand vizier. Kiamil Pasha,
has dispatched to Sofia a note de-
manding to know definitely whether
Bulgaria intends to resume negotia-
tions
NJ. Lopukine. former director of po-
lice in the department of the ministry
of the interior in Russia, was arrested
and charged with being a spy IN
league with the fighting branch of the
revolutionary party.
1t is expected that a consistory VIII
be held in March. when Mgr Falconlo
the apostolic delegate to the United
States will be recalled, and the appoint
ment of Mgr. Aversa. now apostolic
delegate TO Cuba to take his plac ),
will be announced Mgr. Falconio will
be created a cardinal either at that
time or shortly afterward
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.

At present prices farmers near Shl-
octon are receiving about 5000 an
acre for their crop of cabbage.
The Cecil Woodenware company of
Shawano will soon erect a plant for
the manufacture of cheese boxes, egg
cases, mouldings, and windows and
door frames.
La Crosse brewers and masters are
of the opinion that placing Canadian
barley on the free list will not affect
the Wisconsin market, which is said
to be producing the best barley in the
country
Millin Brothers of Patch Grove,
Wis, are planning to erect machine
shop and sawmill They will carry a
line of machinist's tools to enable
them to do expert machine work of all
descriptions.
The annual meeting of the c. P.
Larson Shoe company of Baraboo
demonstrated that the concern was
on a paying basis but that it re-
quired additional capital to enable it
to carry its growing. business.
Maurel & Co. of Chicago, are nego-
tiating with the Business Mems asso-
citation of Green Bay with view of
locating a factory for the manufacture
of toys here. Waste material from
saw and lumber mills is to be utilized
Senator w. A. Clark of Montana is
reputed to be in control of company
which will erect large plant at
CORY. Pa, for the manufacture of
titanite, a new explosive, on which
Senator Clark is said to own the
American patent.
The Trades and Labor council of
Racine called massmeeeting for
Feb. IA to enter a protest against the
decision of Justice Wright, holding
Gompers. Mitchell, and Morrison
guilty of contempt The council
adopted a resolution demanding the
passage of bill by congress provid-
ing for a postal savings system.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
PERSONAL.

C. H. Larrabee of Omro has been
elected president of the board of IL
bralies of Winnebago county.
United States Senator Francis G.
Newlands was elected to succeed him
self by joint ballot of the Nevada leg
islature.
A. P. Grant of Winchester, Iii, has
been Endorsed for secretary of agri-
culture by the Illinois live stock
breeders Mr. Grant is a trustee OF
the University of Illinois.
William Wilson. who has been
supe rintendent of the Fond du Lac
city schools for the last eight years
and connected with the schools there
for thirteen years will retire at the
end of the present year.
The Rev. F. W. Hatch. pastor of
the First Baptist church at Beloit. and
Roy Cole. a young man connected
with the church leave on three
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
S. Commissioner of Pensions

U. S. Commissioner of Pensions
Vespasian Warner announced that he
will retire from public life when his
term expires in March. On retiring
he will return to Clinton, H., and
oversee the John Warner & Co. bank,
in which he is principal stakeholder.
months journey to the Holy Land and
Europe
Louis A. Copeland. president of the
Bank of Frederic, Polk county, has
announced himself candidate fol
county Judge at the election on Tues
day. April 6. Judge Charles H. Oakley
who has held the Office the last ten
years, will not be candidate for re
election.