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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-12
ECLrsE ELECrs orIICEHs.

Reports given at tine annual meet-
ing yesterday of The seven Tr0ughs
Eclipse Cold Mining company SNOW
that within "a month Che property viii
Doe Boo The producing class. Under the
management of william D. craig tho
company within inc past year has
been dcFptug its energy toward POI
curing depth and "a double c0mpirt.
ment shaft bias been sunk $40 feet ON
Che 300 foot level tine duu has resu
ruu in 2n feet ana between 15 and 100
feet more win he necessary t0 strike
che vein carrying high grade ore AZ
present the greatest attention De- Doe
ing devoted toward driving westward
ou tnc 900 foot Jewel unm the nrw
shaft l0 catch the large body 0f mu-
ing ur. chat was opened bon thu come
uauys surface shlWiuFa
NJ r. Evans formerly uf Salt Ifk.
Dity Wat elected president pr o. o.
White NlDe president E 49, Kelly
treasurer aud A d. Irvine. secretary
b. a. Judd wac made "a dI..Dtl. ANIL
49, D 'u.E continues aH m1uarH u.
thr property.
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HAVE ELEyEN DOLLAR onE.
Engineer Parish Reports Ia Eastern
Nevada Utah Stockholders.

Consulting Engineer William A. Far
ism says in report ON the Day mine of
the Noyadg Utah company. according
90 The Boston Financial News.
I'm referring To- ore reserves, I would
beg 90 refer you tO my report made
upon this property in August 1907.
wherein I stated that amy estimate
made upon the quantity of ore con-
tanned iu deposits OF this character.
Notwithstanding then umerous cross
cuts, drifts. etc. is at best am apur0Xi-
nation. Between the apex of tho ore
bodies and tho bottom OF the mine. the
total OF about 100000 tons of ore valued
az about Sl per ton, can Doe depended
upon.
- bcE Co reitcrate and confirm m a
greater measure the estimate given at
that time, as. IL is my opinion after "a
most thorough and exhaustive exam
nation that, when the mine ON the diff
lcrent levels has been placed in shape
Co extract ore. we can depend upon
anywhere fr0m haif to double the
amount more OF ore than estimated az
that time. o. ] believe that D. VIII
give general higher average value
Than stated Boo my report. ] have are
rived at this latter conclusion from "a
close observation ~ the manner ga
which work was done IN extracting the
ore hy former homogeneous
81 bog 90 reitemtc and emphasize
That Do s my opinion that the Day mine
viii develop in depth or below the wa
Ter level into one of the largest. best
and most profitable copper mines yet
discovered. FOR the ORES WIN unidentified
ly carry very hgh and uniform values
Boo copper together with good silver and
probable good gold value
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DEATH
OF SCHOOL GIRL

ogden, Feb. i2.-Hastening with eager
steps with her heart bubbling over with
Joy over the part she was to take IN
the musical program IN the Dee school
today. 13-year-old Lucy Watson was
attacked with heart failure just as she
entered the portals OF the building yes
terdsy afternoon for the rehearsal OF her
part. and died before the arrival Of a
physician.
The attack was evidently brought on
from too violent exercise. the girl hav-
ing run all the way from her home on
Pacific avenue 30 she would not be late
The death of the little girl Is surround
ed with circumstances Of a peculiarly
sad nature. She attends the Mound
Fort school. but had been requested Co
take part i'm the Dee school program for
the Lincoln services. She hurried home
from school 70 tell her aunt Of the
part she was to take and Immediately
left on r run for the Dee school
Tightly clasped In one hand when she
fell from exhaustion was "a hve-cent
piece which had been given her as
street car fare by her aunt. In her
eagerness TO reach the school. the child
did not wait for car but started out
on foot She was picked up by friends
and carried into the building where her
life expired I'm a few minutes.
CLUB AGAINST PROHIBITION.
At a meeting held Wednesday even
ing, the Weber club of ogden went on
record against prohibition. The fol-
lowing was unanimously adopted: "The
directors Of the Weber club. represent
ing Industrial and business interests OF
ogden city and Weber county. heartily
favor a most stringent regulation OF
the liquor traffic OF this county and
state but earnestly protest against the
passage Of any statewide prohibition
law"
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PATRIOTIC EXERCISES
PLANNED FOR TONIGHT
Organizations Cooperate for Extensive
Program 90 BE Given i'm
AunOry Hall.

The centenary Of Abraham Lincoln.
the Cuuntys nrst martyr president.
will be- celebrated In exercises 10 be
held tonight By several local organi-
cations, including the Grand Army OF
the Republic, the Sons OF Veterans. tho
spanish War Veterans, and Women
OF the q. A. r. After adjournment OF "a
meeting or Indian War Veterans NOM
hers OF that Organization win Join the
others az Armory han whore the func-
ton win be- held
An intensely patriotic program has
been presented for the occasion. a.
follows:
Music ........., Ladies q A. b. Band
Invocation ....,...IteN. ID. M Holmick
audience. led By capt. p II Bishop
anuless '-'.,,.....,.''' Col N. NJ kaign
song ana Chorus, ...,...... "The
Battle Cry Of Freedom "......
Capt p N bishop and Audience
Recitation. '-rhe Ride OF Jennie
Mo Nei' ..... Miss Venus Romney
Address .t-.t.....J E. DHrmer Esq
Recitation, "lAncolus Gettysburg
Address .....,.By Harold Madsen
song from n Troyatore ............
....... by Emma Ramsey Morris
Address ....-..... Col y. NJ Sterrstt
Song. Taps .-........By Howard Don
Recitation "Llncoln's Tomb" 900.
..t-..........t By Miss Ruby Lang
Hymn. Nearer Ny God to Thee
..'hpi y 80. Bishop and Audience
Address. Abraham Lincoln. ......
..........-- ...... Rev p. A. Simpkin
Sons star Smngled Banner ....
......... ky Emma Ramsey Morris
llnhoIust Praise God From Whom
AID Blessings Flow ......A Audience
F.. nediDiIon .....-. Roy b A simpkin
81 usIr ...tt..-. ladies q. a. n Band
Selection ..... Elite Colorod Ouart.f
7"ln Ny pal sal"
"- ........t,. Mrs Fisher Earl
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TWO BILLIONS 4 YEAR.
Estimates Made on Mineral PrOduc.
ton of the United states

h~liinule~ Muue on mineral EfOuuc-
ton of the United States.
The mineral production Of the United
states is going on Ht the valuation N
s.. 100 900 900 per annum. estimated at
the current prices for products loaded
on cars az mines. Ten years ago the
net valuation 81 an the mineral prod
ucts, as put on cars az mines, was
$4,000 900. Ten years ago the United
States produced iS0.0OO0O0 pounds Of
copper. The production in 1908 Is es-
timated by John r. stanton and other
copper statisucians at LOSS, 900 900
pounds
The domestic production Of gold for
1899 was t65,2S5, 00O For last year the
lowest estimate OF gold productions Is
by the director Of the mint $50 313 256.
The director notes the fact that a
number OF mines never make public
their gold production. and from "a num-
Der OF mines returns for the past year
have not been tabulated From in
formation received by the Boston Fin
aucial News from mining engineers I'm
all parts OF the gold-hcaring lands Of
the country and from officers OF mining
machinery making cOrpOrations--all OF
whom are ia daily touch with the gold
mining lnterests-this journal is war
ranted In believing that the gold pro-
ductiou Of the country is going on at
a volume which ~ kept mp through this
year win make the production worth
$4,000 900
silver production from domestic
sources ls going on at the rate Of ST.
100000 ounces per annum. Ten years
ago the annual output was 6,457 293
ounces. The average value per ounce
was So cents The production Of pig
81
Present production is az the volume OF
on mnn 600 TONG NOR unnunn
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CONCENTRATES.

COL g.. D.. Loose has returned from a
hurried utp 90 New York.
After being out OF commission for
three days the Continental tramway
OF the Columbus Consolidated company
was repaired yesterday The only loss
suffered in the snow storm was an ore
bucket
b. l.. cutler who has been doing tho
contracting work on the ~ George
copper compauys property al DuRway.
declares thal "a Wine has been sunk
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LIVESTOCK.


Kansas city. Feb. 2-Cattle-Recei pts
200. market steady. Native steers, 4. 50
a $50: native COWS and helters, 22Sns, ibi
stockers and feeders, 3 25Q6 % bulls,
8.0aA@; calves. 3.50qS.50. western
steers. 4.ooQ6.B; western COWS. 2. ga 8 q.
Receipts 5000: market steady
to 90. lower. Bulk Of sales, 6.0op6. -
heavy, 6.4006 90 packers and butchers
6 o006.S; lights 6.75Q6.S 3; pigs, 4.5o0
$50
Sheep Receipts. 1900: market steady
Muttons jOn5 90. lambs 6.5od Z 80;
range wethers, 4.OOG6.55; fed ewes 5000
$40.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Feb l2-Cattle-R Receipts. 4l0;
market Zoe. lower Western steers Q .50N
30. Texas steers. 3.OOm5.ol; range cows
and heifers, 2.5104 90. Gamers, 2-0od 2. r.;
stockers and feeders. IJd6. p, calves
3.00frT On, bulls and stays 2.l504.6.
Hogs Receipts 1900; market l0s low
or. Mixed. G1Gd6 ~. lights. 5.sod g. =.
pigs. f50a5.55; bulk Of sales 6.0oG6 rs,
Sheep-ReCeipts. 900: market l0c. low
er YearlinEs. s.0ods N. wethers 0g6g
5.31; ewes foa5.o0, lambs. 6.50a 80
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AMERICAN FORK
MUm SNOW IN MOUNTAINS.
Citi1ens Eagerly Watching Prohibition
legtslation-Call for Missionaries.

Special Correspondence.
American Fork, Utah CO.. Feb H.
~ o. years since the amount OF snow
in American Fork canyon equaled thai
already deposited there this season
ln the bottom of the canyon al what
o. known as Hanging rock there h
three feet on the level the CANYON
ana mining men are making desperate
efforts 90 keep the road open
Prohibition legislation rs being eager.
ly watched here and though arguments
can be- heard on both sides of the
question the great preponderance ~
opinion b. for statewide prohibition
Business men are almost "a unt for h
excepting those directly Interested in
thc saloon business
CALL FOR MISSIONARIES.
several missionaries have been aek-
ed ron from this Uitr ta take missian.
NOT later than Iune aezi
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D. ~ Howell y. ~. kInesmry.
Howell klnBhur, geological. and
minus .hHln. Surveyor nud Mine
examinations, ono Atlas llogk. BEN
PHONE 1908.
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'DOLPH" WHITNEY. Stock Broker,
Member S. l.. Stock and Mining Tx.
632 Atlas. You say do. Bell. 1Il1.
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HXRIAI A SILVER

Foundry md Machine company stock
at 20 cents on the dollar. Inquire iSi
Scott building.
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BADGER Bros,
BROKERS
10. SOUTH MAIN ST.
MMBRS SALT LAKE EXCHANGE.
PRIVATE WIRES.
Direct connections with ali mar
kets. Perfect facilities for eKecu-
tion OF orders On New York and
Boston stocks. Chicago gralna ana
san Francisco stocks.
Accounts carried on conservatives
margins
Loans made on stocks
WILL SELL.
1000 Peoples Coal. zoe.
20 lSaysvillo Brick Co, ~
200 Cardiff Mining. Is
. Commercial National Bank si2D
1000 Utah-Arirona Gold & copper
Mining. .07c.
WILL BUY;
100 1rtah-1daho Sugar Pfd. $50
100 or any part Standard Securities
O.. SOC.
% independent Coal 75c.
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WOOL


ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis Feb. 12.-Wool unchanged
Territory and western mediums, llnu
hne mediums. lS11l, fine l2d1A
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sHOVEIs NEDTcE C0sr.

or the total orc mined and m'ued
during tho quarter. 20 per cent came
from underground mining and t5 per
sent from steam shovel operations.
thc increased percentage from shoycls.
as compared 90 last quarter resulting
in further slight decrease iu Che
cost of mining.
Since placing the last unit of tht
Garfield plant Boo commission. we have
boon able 90 demonstrate. fnr short
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-12-02

wide sweep in its meaning-all ma
tons being called upon to give thanks
unto the Lord. "The tide of prosperity
which is spreading over the land is a
cause for thanksglvings," said the
speaker
"There is great wave of spiritual
prosperity sweeping over the southland
and during the last year 444 church
houses have been erected in the south, "
said Rev. Mr.. Dobbs.
The proclamation of the president
was read by Rev. A. 7, Athey; Rev. o.
r.. Tarwater read scripture lesson; DR..
I. b. Russell offered the invocation;
Rev. John r. Chiles invoked the divine
blessing at the close of the sermon.
Rev. S. B. Vaught made call on the
congregation for an offering for the poor
and $3.50 was placed in the plates.
Rev. Mr., Vaught said Mayor Smith
came to him few days ago and said
that something must be done for the
worthy poor of the city. Rev. Vaught
said: ave have a plan, and we will
need $500 with which to carry it out.
We have secured a house and we have
named it the Good Samaritan Mecca.
Every church in town will be given a
ward in this building, and comforta-
BILE bed will be placed in each of these
wards. A good Samaritan will be in
charge of the building, and when any
one who has neither money nor place
to stay is found that one will be given
food and a bed in the mecca. Any one
who is not able to pay only small
amount for food and lodging will find
refuge in this home for the deserving
poor"
"To obtain funds with which to carry
forward the work at the mecca charity
days will be observed, at which times
all the people will be asked to make
silver offering,n said Mr., Vaught.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-12-02
WAVAUGA AVENUE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Next Sabbath is observed as Brother
hood Day as in many other churches
throughout the country. Preaching
by the pastor at 1915. AT 7 p. m. the
pastor will speak on the third pre-
Christmas study, the Magnificent.
The Brotherhood meets Friday, Dee,
3, at the home of Mr.. III. M. BurIeson
on Unaka avenue at 1880 p, m.
To every service you will find a well
come. Come and prove it.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-12-02

At yOar dealers.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-12-02
WASHINGTON COUNTY
PRISONERS MADE HAPPY

Sheriff w. +. Jones, aided by Jailer
Charles Bolton, made the prisoners in
the county Jail happy by giving them
surprise Thanksgiving dinner The
course served the prisoners consisted OF
roast beef, vegetables, soup, pies, cakes,
oranges and apples. After dinner each
was presented a piece of money by the
sheriff, who wished for each a happy
Thanksgiving. This was done by the
sheriff at his own private expense and
the occasion was greatly enjoyed by
the unfortunates, of whom there are
now about thirty in Jail there.
All the kickers are not on the foot
ball team.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-12-02
ALL WILL HAVE
WARDS IN THE
GOOD SAMARITAN MECCA.
Which Will Be Operated by Mem
bers of the Various Churches
of City for Deserving Poor

A Thanksgiving service was held in
the Munsey Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, Thursday at 10
a. m. There was lMgs congregation
present, a splendid sermon was deliv-
cred, and some broad plans were set on
foot looking to the comfort of the de-
serving poor of the city.
Rev. Dayton A. Dobbs was the speak
er of the occasion. He used as his text
these words go that men would
praise the Lord for His goodness. "
Rev. Mr.. Dobbs said that his text had
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-12-02
Local and Personal

Mrs. Gertrude Simerly is visiting
relatives in Erwin.
r. S. Boyd spent Thanksgiving with
friends in Elizabethton.
r. l.. Hunt, of Bristol, was in the
city Monday on business.
Miss Lois Reeves is visiting Miss
Willie Joe Thompkins, in Bristol.
Miss Ruth Lyle was down from Sui
Inns TO spend Thanksgiving at Built
less.
Miss Lucy Sitton was at home for
Thanksgiving from the Virginia In
stitute.
J. H. Harris, the real estate dealer OF
Bristol, was in the city Monday on
business.
Mrs. Samuel Massengill, of Bristol,
spent last Friday as the guest of Mrs
Mel HI. Miller.
A. l.. Womack, of the Pure Food
Canning Co., of Bristol, was in the city
Monday on business.
Miss Emma Miller and Miss Haynes
came down from Sullins and spent
Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. James j. Mclaughlin is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Harmeling, in Bristol.
Miss Lucille McCown came down
from Virginia Institute to spent
Thanksgiving at home.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-12-02

Real estate agent (rattling off de
scription of house to Mrs. Bradley, "a
prospective tenant Here's the ktch-
en-splendid room--all modern conve-
niences- hardwood floor Mr.. Bradley
(interrupting)- it won't do at all.
My present kitchen has a softwood
floor, and the breakage of dishes even
on that is something frightful.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-12-02

Cholly-I've got to have something
n get the cobwebs out of me brain,
'ynow. Polly-Tried a vacuum
cleveland Leader
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-12-02
ELKS' SERVICES

The memorial services B. p. o. Elks
No. 1925, Johnson City will be held in
Munsey Memorial church Sunday
evening December at O'Clock.
Program as follows:
n III
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STATE OF TENNESSEE
Washington County, 90
At the close of business, Nov IS, 1909
RESOURCES

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of September, 1909, HORACE M. BURLEsoN
Nortary Public.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
PIONEER GONE
MINNEHAHA

After long illness lasting over
a period of twenty years, James
Goggins, Sr. died Sunday morning
last at his residence in this city,at
the age of 76.
Mr.. Goggins was born on a
farm in Rowe county, Mich, Sept.
81, 1888. He was married in 1856
to Miss Katherine Benson, and
of this union there were four chill
dren, three of whom are living,
Harriet, John and James Goggins.
In 1881 Mr.. Goggins moved to
this county, and has made his home
here since that time. He leaves a
wife and three children and, three
brothers and three sisters to
mourn his loss.
Mr.. Goggins was a staunch men,
Der of the Immaculate Conception
church of this city, and was highly
respected in the community in
which he has made his home so
long.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
your grocer and get a pleasant sur
prise. II lb package Csc. Fortar-
Whooley Grocery. 46
ELECTRIC CAR LINE FOR LIVE
CITY

A, report is going the rounds, q
which seems to have pretty good
foundation, that an electric car
line will soon be installed in this
city. The contract has been let to
a Chicago firm, and it is said that
the road is to be in running order
by July LIST. Work on the survey.
is to begin next Monday.
1t is needless to say what II
splendid thing this will be for the
city, and how sincere is the hope
that this proposition will not fall
thru, as the others have done in
the past. 1t will mean much to
the live city, and will mean ex-5
pansion in every direction. IT.
will bring the city in touch with.
the lake, and will undoubtedly be-
a paying proposition from the
start.
The work, it is said, will be
pushed on as rapidly as possible
and it is hoped to have the road
in running order by July LIST.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21

Mrs. Efie Fulton went to WAL
lace Saturday to visit her daughter
Ruth and returned Monday morn
ing.
Rev. Youtes was live city Wis
itor Saturday.
While Earl Callahan was fixing
his motor cycle preparatory to
taking a ride last Thursday evening
it caught fire and as a result it is
practically ruined.
Mss Tally was a live city visitor
Saturday.
Elda Sykes spent a few days Wis
iting in the live city last week at
the Ainsworth home.
Several of the C. E. members
went to the live city to attend the
program given at that place
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Florey and Mrs. Boyd
are on the sick list.
Rockford Hartley is having
quite a little trouble with his
throat. 1t has had to be lanced
twice.
Zoe Bowling spent Wednesday
night with her friend Catherine
Brando.
d.. Keyes returned home Mon
day morning after spending the
winter in Texas and California.
Miss Tally has been on the sick
list for several days.
The Sasse boys received word
that their mother was very low
Monday. Ed and Emil came up
from Vienna in an auto. Henry
joined them at this place and they
went on to Brookings. When they
arrived she was some better. 4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21

mo Drip is the most clever
little Coffee Strainer ever invented.
Get one free from DR.. Shoop, Ra-
cine, Wis, by the Coupon Plan.
The Coupon and DR.. Shops new
book on Health Coffee sent to any
lady requesting them. You can
trick anyone by secretly serving
DR.. Shops Health Coffee at meal
time. Your visitor or your hus-
band will declare he is drinking
real coffee-and yet there is not a
grain of real coffee in DR.. Shoop's
Health Coffee. Pure grains, malt,
and nuts give Health Coffee it's
exquisite taste and flavor. No 20
to 80 minutes tedious boiling.
Made in a Minute Try it from
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
kAMPESKA KICKS

The rain we had Sunday night
and Monday morning was the best
thing for the grain.
George Deans driving horse got
badly cut in the barb wire fence
and he had to send for a horse doc
tor.
Clave Falvey's house will soon
be completed so he can start keep
ing house.
Miss Henning is helping Mrs.
Barney Jacobs with her house
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Jacobs
called on Mr.. and Mrs. HIM. Fish
er Sunday. a4tfssi sNsssssss, ,,s.. .srn.ss..--
Frnnk Burk and family of New
Richland, Mimi, came here Thurs
day evening. They will move to
the i've city where Frank has a
position as overseer of the Atlas
elevator.
Mrs Frank Burk called on Mr.,
and Mrs. C. NJ. Fisher, her uncle
and aunt, Saturday.
C.E. Fisher of Hazel called on
his brother c. M. Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Temple called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Crogan one day Of
last week.
HAPPY-GO-LUCKI.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21

VIM. Shaw has purchased new
REQ auto from parties at Bryant.
WV. Thaler and family were
visiting W. E. Green's Sunday.
Rev. Brockmiller was visiting
in Winnipeg Canada last Sunday.
He also attended the annual con-
ference at Cavilum, N. D.
The Hazel Epworth League gave
a special program Sunday evening.
A large number of the kelleston
young people were in attendance.
Members of the Woodman lodge
made a visit to the Bryant lodge
Friday evening and a good time is
reported.
Ezra Adams returned from Spo-
kane, Wash, Saturday where he
has been closing up the business
interest of the late E. E. Adams.
Chas. Wolf was in town with
his new Maxwell auto Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Hart was in the live
city Monday.
Mrs. Wolfinger of the live city
is visiting at Chas. Kellar's home.
Miss Mary Robish was shopping
in the live city Monday.
Chas. Arzberger has begun his
new residence on his farm south OF
Hazel.
Little Clarence Pagel was given
a birthday party Tuesday evening.
The little fellows had a good time.
Chas. kellogg and wife and Frank
Chase and wife started on their
trip overland to the Black Hills
Thursday. They expect to be gone
at least two months.
Miss Ellen Engwell is staying at
Geo. Wendell's for few days.
Mrs. C. E. Warner entertained
the Swastika ladies Wednesday
afternoon for the last time as she
expects to leave Hazel in a short
time.
A large delegation of K of P
members went to Henry Saturday
evening to help put on some lodge
work, also to be present at the ban
quet.