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The Washington times., 1909-07-07
FOR RENr-FuRNIsHEc ROOMS

THE ARIZONA. 80 St NV
50 rooms. IL baths: homelike. quiet and cen
tral loeationi $40 per month and up 5ys-if
C ST y. W. 2o7-Iarge room; parlor floor,
with kitchenette and porcelain sink. light
housekeeping 10
D ST n w. n0-Han room. 81 90 week.
front furnished room. housekeeping s. week
- -
D \. W, 200-Iarge. delightful. old-fashioned
modern rooms. facing north. east and south
with roomy connected porch; references
ly4-5t
F ST. n W, VIA select cool rooms. ex-
celiently furnished. in central location; ac-
eessible to ali car lines. jy2-lt
c ST. y. W, 227-NewIy furnished, front
room on the second floor. fgr gentlemen Jr
couples; light housekeeping If desired; rent
reassnable. iy5-3t
floor. joining, housekeeping. jy6-St' .
GRANT PL n. W. - large. cool. nicely
furnished roomsi also small, Phone.
H ST. ~ W. 604-One large furnished room
for light housekeeping jy7-zt'
H ST n w. A2-second floor. two furnished
rooms for l.ght housekeeping water and gas
range in back room. ~
Il ST. n. ". IS05-Central; large f-0nt room
also single; reference required. jy6-2t'
EYE ST n. W. gOs-Two roo.ur complete
for light housekeeping near bath: ID floor
reasonable ~
MAINE AVE. S. W, 510-Corner sth; besut-
fully furnished. housekeeping rooms, north
ern exposure; modern conyeniencesi summer
rates. 1y6-2if
n C. AVE. S. E.. s15-2 rooms and aIcovei
furnished compiete for light housekeeping:
reasonable. 5ye-4t
PA. AVE. 1887 single roomsi IS per month
EACH modern. Phone az Main Jyz-1
I'd ST. n W, 51T-second front basement
and back room; housekeeping. iy1-4t
I'd ST. n ", Hs-2 large aIcoye rooms;
furnished nicely; modern Improvements; nice
location. jye-2t'
Sd ST. N w, e07-Entire third noor; {
rooms furnished for housekeeping, wafer IN
kitchen; gas range; wei screened; SZoi 10
adults only jy5-Sts
9TH ST n E. f1s-Newly furnished room
for gentlemen IN private family with no chill
dren call after 4:3G ?. m. jy7-St'
5TH ST s. r, S22-S newly furnished rooms.
range; porcelain BATH. jy6-5t'
eTH ST. n W. n9-Iarge cool rooms: p
floor; only 81 and s. month. jy7-9t
9Th ST. n F.. i08-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. It.
9TH ST n. W, 1909 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. jy5-5tt
9TH ST. n. W, 107-one comfortable and
nicely furnished room for gentleman.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
ARM WAITREss-Ezperieneed. BOSTON
CAtE ~ 18th ST. y. ". jy6-2t
COOK-Good; references required ana given:
mouse EQUIPPED with ali modern improve
ments- Address BOX 6, Germantown, ia.
iy7-5t
COOKS general 6oueec0o-Ee-s 1es1---- -
CITY, lduuaresses. mattresses, leave city, Way
paid. 1850 uth ST. ~ ". Il
cOOK--Good. ana general houseworkor; refs
1872 Columbia road. jy5-st
IsHWAsHER-HOYs HOTEL, 6th and
- aet ~. ~. It.
EARLY CLEANERS-wh ST. James Ho-
teL- Jy6-5t
FINS iERs-Three experiences o., custom
trousers 4u Ish 81. n. W. jy7-2t'
GIRL-Good reliable colored; hlusework,
come recommended Apply after & o'clock
GIRL FOR general housework SII ,. Capitol
Girl respectable industrious, white, rs to
% years. TO help with housewolk: good
home Address MRS. ". s. ELLIOTT,
Kensington, Nd. It,
HOUsEKEEPER for elderly gentleman: Ger
man woman preferred. L. /. T.. Times Of
nee. 1t
1LANGLE GIRLS; experienced. I728 Pa
ave VS. A--NA' La 1-NBA%A. i4f~-t
8IANGLE HANDS. ELITE LAUNDRY. M
MARKER AND AssORTER- Experienced.
NURsE-Colored. at once housemeid. sal
Igo-eL
LICITOR-First-class optical; nothing 10
sell; salary. BOX %, Times office It,
SKIRT AND WAIST HANDS at once. APP
ply 400 81. n T. Jy6-St
MATTRESSES experienced at once; best
pay IN town; linen furnished tree 1006 Pa.
ave. JyI-St-
WAITREss-Experie white at AURORA
CAFE, 1926 14th 81 y w lt.
WAITRESS Experienced. WASHINGTON
DAIRY LUNCH. Sth and n. W. jy6-5t
MATTRESSES and bath woman for summer
resort Apply today. DICKS HOTEL AGEN-
CY. 18TH and Pa ave. Jy6-2t
WET NURsE-A young, healthy white wo-
man; good home and wages. Address X.
Times once Iyo-9L
WOMAN -Reliable white for housekeeper and
companion Tor q lone woman. 46s e ST. y,
W IT.
WOMAN-Neat white. to work in lunch
room; stay nights ll05 "a st. S. vi. lyl-2t'
WOMAN-CoIored for general homework. 62i
MarylanH ave. n. p IL
WOMAH;-Reliable colored. as cook in cafe.
Apply $50 o ST. n. W Jyl-1t-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for general house
work. in family s33 d st. s. w. Jyl-2t
WOMAN for general housework in small
family. Call southwest corner Sth and
n. w. IL
YOUNG LADY to sew; one with a knowl-
edge of dressmaking preferred. Apply az
once H-SACKERMAN g. son. $40 l4.h 81.
~ F. IL
YOUNG WOMAN-Good talker; can make
big money on our advice. can at once
DA<TZIC & KETCHUM 623 10Th st. n. W.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER. Apply W. E.
SIMPSON. $50 ith St s. b. Jyo-9L
BARBER at once at z91 NJ st. N W; good
guarantee. u
BAR8ERs-Two white: steady 1oo: 81 guar
anteed. 1855 Wisconsin ave. n. W. PARh-
FRS y .--L
FEF8ER-White: steady work; $40 per week.
s2s az 81. $. w. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white; steady Job guar
anteed. 20ls lfth ST. n. W II
REFILL BOYS, . cafe walters man, captain
WATCH kitchen man 1875 nm 81. y W. ~
BOY over IS years Of age to care for horses.
AZ 7th st. $. w ~
BOY to ride bicycle. Amply 1o3 Center Mar
ket ~
BOY-Colored, for porter in iewe.ry store.
1921 81. y. w vases So, IL
BoY-white for dishwas Ter. Apply 7l55s sth
St. s. 4. Il
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Zoe sALE-lIIscELLANEous

hOR SALE-R Island red hens az q
eoekreis. eggs Tor Matching Inquire al City
Office, HENRY REUTER-. Pei + n +, JUST
east ot Union station 5yl-st#
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Rus1NEss oPpoRruNITIEs

FOR sALE-A pork packing establishment
and ice plant combined; sd established
wholesale and retail Butcher business; aver
aging $4,000 a year; splendid opportunity fer
41an with capital Write for Information
address BOX 3, Arlington, Va jy7-7c
BARBER SHOP OF 8 chairs doing excellent
business owner has good reason for sell
ing: cheap rent Address BOX 81 Times
office iyz-sts
ROOMING HOUSE, IL rooms, now runnins
on paying basis. snap If sold at once,
owner leaving city. BOX 50, Times sftice-
GROCERY, confectionery, bushes street, ex-
ceilent tradei store and TWO rooms; rent only
Sl2z0 snap. THORNTON, 7o4 SIN y. ".
CORNER GROCERY and meats. less than
value y w. location; fine trade good FIX
lures and business THORNTON. 70l Sth
-. ~ 49,
CIGAR and notion stores cheap rent,
living rooms; te quick buyer...----..- $50
BOOMlNG HOUSE, "A rooms, furnished
OYSTER HOUSE. lunch room. and dsl-
icatesseni same owner years. 800
EASTERN BUSINESS EX-
CHANGE. 5l4 T.
FOR sALE-Ice cream and soda parlors. &C.
Ing good business; cheap to quick buyer.
1Zl6 AZ 81 s. w 1y6-st
FOR sALE-Cisar store. stock and fixtures.
worth $500; rent SIS. price $500 10 quick buy
CT. cheap BOX IS. Times Office. jy6-3ts
DAIRY LUNCH; transfer corner; same own
er years; cheap rent and making money;
price $3.50, exceptional bargain. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS, 1923 E. Jy5-st
CORNER GRocEaT \. E.; daily sales 50:
rent only $40. ovsAer leaving city, price 81, 900.
invoice more. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, 1928 f. Jy5-3I
FgAL THORNTON. BUSINESS BROKER
All kinds business places Excellent list
grocery stores. cigar stores, cafes, rOOmlng
houses; some at sacrifice. THORNTON Iol
Sth y. ". jy5-5t'
BAKERY PLANTING have a splendid
bakery plant. that is large bake oven, pans
etc; nice sales or store room with show
cases, shelves, etc, for cakes. confectionery.
Ice cream. etc. good back yard open 70
large alley, wagon shed ana stable for three
horses; two s-rOCm apartments complete Wit2
kitchen, bath. etc: VIII rent altogether or
separately at moderate prices good location
Address at once AMERICAN REALTY CO.
505 nth St y. W, Washington. d. C.
jys-5t
WANTED-The assistance OF a good pro
moter 10 help organiZG a stock company OF
exceptional merit; only one-tenth Of the cap
itaI stock 10 be sold; can make $1,000 ia
very short time. address BOX 9. Times Of
fee. je2s-tf
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ROOMING HOUSE. II rooms, now running
on paying basis. a snap If sold at once
owner leaving city BOX s. Times sfice-
jy7-3t@
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PERSONAL.
MONEY! viii loan you what MONEY you
need and you can pay ne back weekly or
monthly charges are small and nobody
knows your business. Address BOX ia.
Times Office ieI6tf
CLAIRVOYANTsi.
IF YOU WANT ts bec6me prosperous. %
End ont what il best 10 DO, seek the advice
OF Prof. Leon De FOu6, the great HIndoo
clairvoyant. He will tell you whom and when
yoL Will marry II you have doubts or con-
fronted with disappointments OF undecided,
consult the Hindoo clairvoyant and paImist,
Prof Leon De NOuX. 639 E ST n W. Room
Is 5yi-7ts
MRS WILLARD BISHOP.
Clairvoyant. Palmist
III Ninth Street n W.-72L
Next 10 Tailor Shop. jy7-tf
CALL. AND TEST this wonderful rnanipuIa-
tor Of soul power, using no aid. no device.
but the higher intelligence 10 make you ac-
qusinted with yourself Just as you arc as 70
character. life and health business changes
q speciality. SIGNORA ANNINA ANDRINI.
III zth St y. K. Phone Lincoln 1858.
5els-2st
MRS. R. LUsBE. s5s NV York ave n w
Palmlstry and card readings. Positively Ia.
dies only IL g. m. 10 $3.50 p. ta2s-tf
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BARBER SHOP OF chairs doing excellent
business; owner has good reason for sell
ing; cheap rent Address BOX 81 Times
Office. iy7-2ts
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FOR SALE-A pork packing establishment
and ice plant combined; sd established
wholesale and retail butcher business; aver
aging $4,000 a year; splendid opportunity for
41an with capital. Write for information.
Address BOX 81, Arlington, Va, jy7-7tt
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80 sc Uprght. 80.

- -'-Nl.s--fool room. 1 new BrunsalcK
tsDieS oia established place. no reasonable
V-'s' leie used can between 7.3J and $50 y
- -. = - ~ r 3y1-st
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GLEN MANOR-FOREST GLEN. MD. now
open for guests under same management a.
ChetWOode Terrace, Iowa Circle; large
house; airy rooms: broad piazzas. plenty
shade; Iennisi dancing; e.. Apply Forest
Glen. fy7-1tF
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THE ARIZONA. 80 c 81. y. "
50 rooms. Il baths: homelike. quiet. and cen
tral location; SO per month and up. 1y3-tf
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MRS. r. LUsBE, sSS NV York ave. N ".
Palmlstry and card readings Positively la.
dies only. II g. m. 20 $3.50 ,. M ia26-tf
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FOR RENr-UNFuRN1sHED ROOMS

HARVARD ST, 1372-Furnished rooms: de-
lfghtfui location; large newly papered front
room; also I'd story room jy7-5t
T ST. n W, 153l-Three unfinished rooms:
southern exposure jy7-sts
SD ST. n E., 125-8 nice unfu-nished rooms
on % floor with gas and hot water. jy7-5t'
Sd ST. y. W. I887-Four extra large rooms,
back porch. private bath; large closets; en-
tire ID floor; awning; screens; light house
keeping; adults only. jy7-3g+
Sd ST. n. e. 51S-Two rooms and bath d
floor; reasonable jy7-3tt
7TH ST. s. E., 5s4-l nice unfinished rooms.
second floor; very reasonable. jy6-3t
STH ST. y. E., s17-Three rooms and bath;
reasonable jy7-3ts
nth ST. n. e. 652-Two or three uufur-
nished rooms for light housekeeping
jy7-2t.
18TH ST. y. W, s23-Three COMMUNICATING
rooms on Sd foor adults only; moderate rent.
ty7-2t
FOR RENT
Furnished or UnfuTuiShed Rooms.
3 ST. n. e. s34-Two large rooms on ID
floor. iyI-5ts
ST. n. W. n8-Nice desirable rooms FUR
nished or unfinished jy7.st
EYE ST. \. E. s5-Two rooms for Hght
housekeeping. svT-2r
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CORNER GROCERY and meats. less than
value y w. location; fine trade good fix
lures and business. THORNTON. 70l Sth
y. ". jy6-st'
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c ST y. W, 207-IaTge room; parlor floor,
with kitchenette and porcelain sink. light
ousekeepinE 1tf
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WANTED-The assistance OF a good pro
moter 10 help organize a stock company Of
exceptional merit; only one-tenth Of the cap
ital stock TO be Sold can make $1,000 in
very short time. Address BOX 9. Times Of
hCe. Jels-I
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D ST n W. n0-HaiI room. $50 week;
front furnished roomi housekeeping; 8 week
fv7-2ts
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

CARPENTERS AND IRONWORKERs to
lay of iron works. Apply IRONWORKERs.
9th and SITS. =. p. ty6-2t
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BIG MONEY paid for cast on clothing, shoes.
hats and shirts: drop postal. viii call. II.
GEWIRz, 1908 7th ST. n. W. sei4-n. ". th,-1
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D \. W, 200-Large, delightful. 0ld-fashioned
modern rooms. facing north. east and south,
with roOmy connected porch; references.
fr6-Efa
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the same source later, which was ap
piled for the care of i'll and injured
miners in this section. General Palmer
also made generous gifts TT the Y. NJ.
G A.
Theron Geddes, now vice president of
the Swansea Mining company, was.
during General Palmer's administration
of the Rio Grande Western, closely as
ISOLATED with him. In speaking of the
dead philanthropist last evening, Mr.
Geddes said:
General Palmer was d man pos
sessed of an extraordinarily nigh sense
of honor. and was one of the most con-
siderate men to those about him. re-
CARELESS of their position in life. that
| have ever met. No deserving person
ever approached him with request
for assistance and met with refusal /
know positively there are scores of per-
sons IN this vicinity who owe their
start in life 10 him. and in a majority
of cases even his closest friends We're
unaware of his various acts Of charity.
LAS a business man. General Palmer
was one of Gods noblemen. Each and
every one of his acts seemed based on
a desire to benefit humanity. if pOss.-
BILE Yet he was possessed of a stern de
termination to let nothing interfere
with the welfare Of his stockholders,
and many times his private purse was
opened to finance some project on
which his associates might have raised
objections. He was one of the finest
men and most thorough humanitarians
L have ever known
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14
Dizziness q
Danger Signal
Forerunneys of More Serious Condi.
tons of the AlimentarY Tract.

- Invariably fiatulence and dizziness indi-
Gate the beginning of serious troubles
stomach and intestine troubles usually
follow which sooner or later develop
symptoms of an alarming nature. Ca
tarrh of the stomach, gastritis, constipa-
ton. piles liver troubles and a general
breakdown Of the health usually follow
these symptoms when left to run their
full course. When the stomach is not
performing its proper duty the rest of the
system is sure to suffer As it Is a well
known fact that the stomach feeds the
rest Of the body and organs. therefore
many other diseases may arise, either oil
rectly or indirectly, from disorder Of the
stomach.
Whenever there is the slightest indica-
tons of flatulence OF dizziness noticed it
should be cared for a once that It may
not develop more dangerous symptoms
Charcoal is an excellent remedy for the
stomach, relieving flatuience by absorb
ing the poisonous gases that accumulate
in the stomach, and aiding digestion and
assimilation: it has a specific action upon
this organ. and a very rapid and positive
action on the system in general.
Charcoal has been used for several
thousand years, both as stomach Tegu-
lstor and an antidOte for poisons taken
in the stomach. The success of charcoal
is UNIQUE tionabie. The only remaining
question is to get charcoal in the most
convenient and patstable form. The F.
A. Stuart Co. manufacture a charcoal
lozenge composed of, young willow wood
charcoal and pure honey, making this
valuable product convenient, palatable
be sent upon request. or Stuart's Char oal
Tablets can be had at any drug store.
Price 2Sc per box. The F. A. Stuart Co.
30 Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
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INNOCENT MEN
TO Be FREED
Suspects Held at Ogden Are
Identified at MonteIIo
HoIdups.

Detective J. F. Fender swore to a COM
plant yesterday against john Martin
George Fitzgerald and Frank Williamson.
three of the alleged thieves arrested in
this city early in the week They are
charged with burglary in the third de-
gree. The specific charge is that on
March 9 they broke into the store at@2267
knives, opera glasses, fountain pens ana
other articles. to the total value of SIS
the property of H. F. Upp.
Francis Joseph, John Martin and George
Fitzgerald, three of the gang of six. were
identified yesterday by Fireman B G.
Moreheart of the Southern Pacific rail
road as the men who assaulted and robbed
him at Montello Saturday night last. This
information has been forwarded to EIko
New, where two innocent men have been
held all week charged with this offense
This information viii be followed by the
affidavits of the three men. and it is I'M
derstoOd that on the strength of this the
two Nevada men will be liberated
Harry joseph. the boy who gave the
information leading to the capture of the
gang. is being held simply for the puT-
pose of testifyi2g against the others when
they are tried"
Fitzgerald has been recognized as the
man who passed as Combination Kid
with the Nat Reiss Carnival company, one
of the attractions at the Four-County
fair in ogden last fall He PLAYED an
important part in the horse races at the
fair. He is also said TO have visited this
county a number of times with various
shows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14

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we make this special offer to YOU. Send
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charges and We will send you prepaid a
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hair or down on the face. 1t has more
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we will promptly return pur-
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Address Rex Beauty Specialists, go L.
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Miss Maude NJ wyles has returned
from an extended eastern trip.
engagement of her daughter Belya. to
Merrill Nibley of Salt Lake City the mar
riage to take place in the near future.
Mrs B. A. Bowman and son, Lawrence.
are home from Long Beach. Cal, where
they visited relatives for several weeks.
Clay Clement. ir.. of the Willard Mack
company at the Colonial in Salt Lake
City, visited his cousin, Il. Z. Geiger, in
Ogden. during the past week.
At her home on 1Wenty-fifth street Mrs.
T. p Coursey entertained a party OF
friends at q KensingtOn on Friday after
noon. Luncheon concluded an afternoon
of pleasure.
Miss Margaret Garrett was hostess on
Wednesday evening at q whist party, her
guests numbering sixteen. Prizes were
won by Miss Lueiia SOn1mers and Ralph
Burke. Supper followed the games.
The last meeting of the ladies of st.
Joseph's Sewing circle was held at the
home of Mrs. ConEOr- The next meeting
will be held on Thursday. March IS. at the
home of Mrs. G. II. Condo. at 1T9 Twenty
third street
The marriage OF Miss Audrey Dalton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Dalton. to
Stephen S. Blair. took place on Wednes-
day in Salt Lake City. MIR and Mrs. Blair
returned 70 Ogden and viii make their
home here.
Ladies' day at the Weber club was OBJ
served on Thursday evening. The feature
Madame Swenson in compliment to the
club members and their families.
Miss Helen Atkinson entertained q doz-
en- of her girl friends on Monday after
noon AT kensingtoD in compliment to
Miss Laura Wheeling.
The marriage of Miss Juanita Carver
and d Z. Davis took place on Wednesday
IN the Salt Lake temple. and in the even
ing wedding supper was served at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James S. Carver, only members OF the
family and few intimate friends being
present Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will make
their home in Ogden.
Miss Priscilla Knowles entertained the
members of her card club on Thursday
evening. Prizes were won by Miss Mary
Black and George EaTdey. Green and
white carnations were used in the decora-
tons. The club will meet again i'm two
weeks at the home Of Miss Lillian Saund-
ers
On Monday tine ladies OF the Martha So
ciety were the guests Of Superintendent
H. II. Thomas at the Industrial school
A good program entertained the visitors
and later they were taken around to the
various buildings a dinner followed. and
the afternoon proved q delightful one in
every respect
The dancing party given by the Ladies'
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Ogden Society.

The South Side Card club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs VIII t
Parker at her home on Thirty-third street
The prizes we're Won by Mrs. j. NJ Jen-
sen Of Coaiville and Mps. Carl Allison
The favors were in green appropriate to
the near approach Of St Patricks day.
Mrs Dr. French and Mrs. J. NJ. Jensen
of CoalviIle have been guests for the past
week at the home of MIR. ana Mrs. Cefl
Allison.
A reception I'm honor Of William Ali
son. the retiring superintendent OF the
OGDEN city schools, will be given by the
principals ana teachers OF the schools az
the Weber academy next Thursday even
ing. March Is. The evening viii close
with dancing.
Tire jolly Bachelors spent q pleasant
evening last Monday at the home OF MI
and Mrs T W. Mathews in honor of the
birthdav of II. J Grether Card playing,
music and singing were the features. Mr.
Grether was presented with silk UNI
breIls by his fellow club members Mr.
and Mrs T W. Mathews, Miss Maud
Nj 4thews and Roy Wilkins assisted in the
entertaining.
Mrs. A. Y. Mcintosh is visiting relatives
in Evanston, Wyo-
MIS-. Archie Bowman left Friday for her
home in Hepburn, Ida.
Mrs John Reed of Salt Lake City was
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. J. E. Carver
this week.
DR.. ana Mrs. H NJ Rowe have returned
from a visit of four weeks in southern
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Henry left
Monday for visit of two weeks in
southern California
The regular social meeting of the La
dies Aid of the Methodist church will be
held in the church parlors on Thursday
afternoon from go to $50. A general in
vitstion is extended to the ladies of the
church and congregation
Mrs. y. J. Malone and daughter. Mar
garet. left Tuesday evening for Los An
geles. where they will spend the spring
months.
Mrs. Alexander W. Walker entertained
the members of her sewing club on Fri
DAY afternoon at her apartments In the
Spencer
Miss Elizabeth Little will entertain at
ST Patrick's party next "Wednesday In
compliment to her guest. Miss Violet Nor
ris of Dallas. Tex.
Mrs H Z. Woodmansee announces the