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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23
FadS for Women.

Scarfs which may be instantly changed
into scarf and muff are novelty, and
one of the prs-ttiest of these accessories
is strip of old rose. soft satin edged
and lined with white swansdown
Hooks and eyes to correspond We're
sewed to the cages of the scarf at about
the waist Iine
Released the effect was a. scarf with
hooked bags in which hands could be
placed. The ends We're decorated with
tails, lace, etc.
Silk scarfs edged with barabou, either
lined or unlined. may be arranged in the
same way with excellent results
Such pretty dancing frocks for young
girls are made from null and the light
blonde lace that they would plea e even
matron In society These dresses possess
| simple skirts gathered into belts, finished
| at the bottom with two rows of the lace
Under the border is a hem of pale blue
satin. The upper edge of the second row
Of lace is placed under the hem Of the
first row and its lower edge is finished
with the colored hem.
The waist is a baby affair in round
Dutch neck, edged with tulle tucker
drawn up with, blue ribbon, the fullness
! confined by soft blue ribbon belt The
sleeves carry out the effect of the bottom
| of the skirt and end at the elbow.
The fiat muff, soft and flexible, with
ends fully opened. is favored model but
AZ VI uCi " hCcp ire HuHuS warm on a
really cold day 1t has been necessary to
add an extra bed One can easily man
ufacture this article at home so that If
the muff lacks this addition the owner
may like to bring it up to date il she is
told how to make the pocket
Cut two pieces Of silk or satin the
length of the muff and Of such width that
when sewed round in muff shape the
"muff" is just large enough to receive
the. hands. This is slipped into the fur
muff and sewed securely to the ends at
the top. Below the bed the muff lies
fiat. 1t is really a muf within a muff.
The beauty Of white velvet and ermine
in combination was exemplified in piece
of millinery | saw recently. 1t was a
large hat with the beehive crown COW
cred with white velvet shirred on cords,
the brim of beautiful black beaver.
About half way from the top the
crown was enriched with a band Of err
mine perhaps an inch and a half wide.
caught with single white cameIlia and
: its glossy leaves.
Carved wood articles from Switzerland
are just now being exhibited by Broad
way house, and, really, the variety OF
beautiful models suitable for holiday gifts
Is wonderful. The plain white bread plat
ter Is insignificant looking among the va
riety of effective woods in various tones
and the artistic carvings they display.
Among the collection are post card
trays, card receivers, bread trays, tea
trays, jewel boxes, cuff and collar boxes
oddly mounted with birds carved in wood
and painted to initiate the plumage.
Very slowly but surely has the dress
with the cuirass bodice and the deep
kilt attached below the hip grown into
favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23

Much of the unpleasant stress OF
Christmas will be saved If women will ar
range some way Of sending greetings
without spending much time and money
In securing presents. The English Gus
tom of sending special Christmas cards is
one that is being followed here by fash
ionables, and so pretty and appropriate
is 1t and at the same time so inexpensive.
comparatively, that it should be adopted
generally.
These cards sometimes fold in the GEN.
ter like a tiny booklet. or are literally
cards. The name Of the sender IS on
them, with Christmas wish and tiny
picture that may be little winter scene,
or merely a spray of holly. When the
card is small square all this is on one
side. but when the booklet form Is
chosen the name and address are on one
leaf, and the picture and wish on the
other. The whole thing is engraved. after
the fashion Of visiting cards and they are
sent out to be received on Christmas day.
Most PERSONS would be quite as happy TO
nave one of these through the mall as
to have one of the sometimes hopeless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23
For Chapped Lips.

cbapped lips cannot be cured II the
sufferer has Indigestion, for the acld
iu,ce or saliva that make their way into
the sore spot keep it in constant state
Of irritation To cure a chapped cohoa-
ton or to stop fever blister the mouth
should be washed several times day
and at night with a solution OF picarDoii-
ate Of soda, putting half teaspoonlui
Of the soda TO gill of water me en-
cacy OF this treatment or this portion u
it lies in it's cleansing properties. ana a.
the same time its correcting of any acia-
ity that may be present locally. .e and =
Il. such washing will DO no haiH' anu :.
may expedite healing.
Cracks at the corners of the moutn,
most painful condition, are very re
auently caused by acid stomach soisis !.
These cases may be treated by appas, ,as
ing enough moisture on the surface "
make II hold. This is done at night
Spirits of camphor may be highly pene-
fetal. both for chapping and colo sores.
When applied it will cause Severe
smartinu. winch lasts only a, few mo-
ments. AS the liquid is Very astringent'
grease of some kind must be applied I'M
mediately afterward. -
Another application that requires the
immediate after use OF grease IS eon com, ba
rubbed with it twice day, applying tne
cream without delay. Mutton suet. Whlie
not agreeable to the nostr1is, IS pecuhaI-
~ healing, and may be put on. AFTER Inc
compound tincture. . -.
A slight rubbing Of the skin With cold
cream before going into cold air Will pre-
vent chapped condition ner nseh got ah mo-
enough TO show, for dabbine the lips with
soft cloth will remove any st;1 coverea
Thc trick of wetting the lips with the
an act tina, Il dens eanpns
Very deem cracks in the lips, which
sometimes bleed and are always vs., painful ,i,na
are apt to be an indication OF tnin oiood'
and internal medicine is prescribed.
Phosphates are supposed to be particu-
larly adapted to. this. but the quantity
differs for different persons.
The color Of the lips. almost as much as
the color Of the face. denotes the condi-
ton Of the general system. for the mouth
viii be red and full when the blood is
good. Thin blood always shows IN dry
and colorless lips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23
CHRISTMAS CARDS INSTEAD
OF USUAL YULETIDE GIFTS
Dainty Missives Can Be Substituted for Expensive
Presents.

gifts that is nothing more than an ex-
preston of good WILL
Nothing cou d be simpler, and it is en-
tirely good form to take ones ordinary
visiting card, and. after writing a line
of the season. send it by mail to ones
friends. There should be only a few
words, as 1.-The happiest of holidays and
Christmas cheer for YOU The infor-
mality of such message denotes friend
ship when the prefix to- the name on the
card is omitted and ones Christian name
! is substituted.
For formal acquaintance one may sim
ply write below the name wishes you a
happy Christmas and New Year. The
line of writing is to begin with a small
letter. the hame being really the begin
ming of the message.
With the increase of holiday spirit the
tax is tremendous upon those persons
whose income is limited. II one is under
Obligations to woman, there is no pref
tier way of returning it than to send her
flowers on Christmas day Flowers. in
deed, are the ideal messengers for friends
in the holiday time, and a ported plant,
in bloom. is likely to be far more ac-
ceptable than some of the useless articles
for which one is later obliged to oner
thanks. ROSANNA SCHUYLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23
Wedding Refreshments.

Refreshments for wedding reception
should include salad. such as chicken OF
lobster. sandwiches, bread and butter
ices or ice cream. cakes, candies and
sailed nuts. II something more elaborate
is wished, hot bouiiiOn may be served
I'M cups and terrapin, or more than one
salad.
Wedding cake is usually put into boxes
tied with white ribbon, and given to each
guest as they leave. There is a pile OF
boxes on table by the front door, and
man or maid stationed there hands
one as the door is opened
Paper napkins should not be used II
one can have linen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23

$500 Thipnest Model Gentiemen-s Size
ElSfn or Waltham Watch, with gold dial,
fa%fed Tor case. ~ years war $1,000
$21.OO Solid 14-karat Gold Watch for
men; plain case with monogram; cooo
15-jewel Elgin movement; for. p>O.O0
$4,000 Solid 14-karat Gold Watch, with
s hilsin fo movement: ladies. small $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23
WINTER RECIPES.


Brush over with melted butter or olive
oil and broil over clear IRE OF Goals
or under the gas fame Serve with lemon.
watercress and brown bread and butter.
Or narboil first, then put on skewers.
oltarnatine with slices of bacon; brOfl
and serve with maitre d'hotel sauce
made by Dreaming together butter and
lemon juice, with the addition of little
chnnned parsley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23
scallop Curry.

| Put two tablespoonfuls butter in a
saucepan. then add teaspoonful OF
curry, q large cupful Of stock, and salt
and pepper to season. When boiling add
a quart of scallops that have been cooked
until tender. and serve on buttered toast
or with chutney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23

OUR PRICES SELL.

Your. first purchase will
convince you our prices are
the lowest. Our stock is the
best of its kind in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23

The fur urbans always smart no matter how many
how many duplicated in the cheap imitation
fus and fur cloths for skill initiate the exquisite beauty
of handsome and its becomngness unquestioned The
turan here Of mink of beautiful quality the shape sitting
we'll down the head that little of the couture visible
With the exception OF couple Of small tails the left side
the trimming consisted Of large and cluster Of buds
fashioned of gold tissue and nesting deep the fur almost di
rectly in the front of the turban.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23

Miss Rhoda NJ White, a graduate of
the University of Wisconsin. Is the first
woman professor ever appointed to Mid
dleburg College. in Vermont. She is the
oniyAwOman in the faculty.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

Subscribers disseminating The w 60
telephones during the summer neIt1e
will BE- charged \ fee Of three dq|aM
Tor relnstaling phone
Southern Telephone q Conal raftion
l6tf By W I. Moor, Nao
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

A great many people who have
triaed with indigestion, have been
sorry for it-when nervous or
chronic dyspepsia resulted, and
they have not been able 20 cure Il.
Use Kodol and prevent having
Dyspepsia.
Everyone Is subject 90 indigea.
ton. Stomach arrangement follows
stomach abuse, Just as naturally
and Just as surely a. a sound and
healthy stomach results upon the
taking OF KOdol.
When you experience sournesB
OF stomach, belching OF gas and
nauseating fluid. bloated sensation,
gnRwing pain IN the pie Of the
stomach, heart burn (so-called),
diarrhoea, headaches. duIlness or
chronic tired feelIng-you need Ko-
dol. And then the quicker you take
Kodol-the better. Eat what you
want. let KOdol digest Il.
Ordinary pepsin dyspepsia tab.
let's physics, ETC., are not likely
90 be Of much benefit % you. IN
digestive ailments. Pepsin IL only
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

In the Circuit Court Of che 2nd 5ud ial
Circuit Of Leon Comfy, Florida. IA
Chancery.
James James. ComplalnaRt Va Fanala Jaaa
Defendant -Divorca.
IT HAVING BEEN Made 10 APPDAR ,BX
the alidayit q Ne eg,lgltal e. he C11o So
snt that the residences a tha Dofandsnl I1Hnin
James. q not IN Florida. bot When hst ht1l4 e
wag a Thomagville, IN The State e ool1Nia 1I
D. the United States that tAela Is - uoInH -
the STATE - Fiofida tho eafviro - . esI1|re
upon whom Weuid bind the nait del1atan3 .l
that IL saA defendant b over The age rf iallg-
onG Foarn
Fannia 1alnes - ard 49, > hcte14 fu1nIr o
appoaF b The aaif ni1 81 comnIalnf 81 l0Ie
shs second DAY ~ Anegat a. y. iol9. 90
this order - putlIahe1 fer Qnco week ~ "nt,f
auccaaaiVs webs IN Ihe Weehly IRE D,sI
3 nswspapes publlshoi d ths State ~ ~
h. ne ~ltS ''S whsrSof. / Ilsusy 4. Ps,te, o.
TIE circuit Court afg!esald, hsgs h.re.laie ~ Nv
hard Hnd sael 81 sid coart tals INA aag q ~.
a. y. ieA
CsFk Ciruuit ceuFt, lea esani1, ~.
Attost-HSaEY r. PnLanr.
i7-sW Clerk 81 anId Conrt
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09


f eaF. Julg lea An%
Whre 8. ~ g. Eaal Aesa.
og IaEsbnses ara Len
al1 81 gelg uach eoaeslnsd
e ebert e l1l1 np nea teun in
ln re'icn cl tle county, g. ilis
Cnh1i Ralh known ~
ad o for ever ps1ous com
fg oeaigthufrr - ~ geneFai god
q the ohoIa.
Wrferhnlo hnn many thInVa q con-
mdit ltm IA the ige of ere of
~ mat nfofnrfies fe7n - and stoek
snaoH|nE n1at1cna q 1tfa. L.allI8
60 - nnrehaaei rnzrounfnH Gle town
rie l1F from g. 90 SIS PER eere. which
va FEodaes mare than 80 tlpy Per
e1e lapds % ne grsat States Of The
Wngk
Etha FER more hzslihf1i end inter
reing csuaigy, faE here khcEoig greater
Diversity Cd tie pgo1uc,n q TIE n0ll. n
the pare water nupp'V, ID TIE fishing
nn1 uu1nT ndgo1faRe1 and IN TIE
tsluv end oqua1la cilnafn-
Wn1osboro be- alFeady ths nueIou1 q
q good tcun. eehools and ehuEches aFo
nlFoafy tbote o. provoked GoE several
mercantile establishments ere dSlng
well; large saw min 4 b operation,
InEds have been aoId Cor 3 poultry ranch
md hgnom factory, and . be ginnery
ard saiIth ok0p aes neefcd
Biz clos have bean built "a ioe9 fions
with Ear le1s Advantages than s8adls-
b0ro, and e thrifty people VIII settle
there and dateruine % build up the
community L win soon b a.thrivmg
center. Young men should especially
invest In such places. Tor Il is new blood
and progressive spirits that build
toWna.
Wadeub0ro Wlll have ITS first sale Of
lots on next Wednesday, July lltb.
Those desiring 70 attend from TallahaB-
see can procure round trip tranaporta-
ton for $10 at either Of the stables or
the garage.
Attention Is called 10 the large two
page advertisement In this issue.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

UNDER end bv viytut az adecreeo u foffe nlo
wondered On The Lea dny ~ January, a. 81, i1 ~
the Circuit Court ~ the 8eccnd IuiIlIaI I1T II ~
FIuFida. IN and Coz the coantg q Lea. "a N'nnA
coFY aittinn. IN q certain cause Don1Iun tn9In.
wherein Ralph ~ Lutleroh q eonplaIn1e nI,1
Saunders Durnatt and Lular Barcall aFS ceased.
autA vial eel "a uublie ontefr % The hI1aIoa I
der. Coz cash. bsfore ths county court hlnua M
Ia tha city u Tallahassee IN said couaIp. - shr
q dny u August. A. u. too1. hnluuDn lEa 1uT1
u II O'clock a. In and oielock u ne "a tna HreFs
tain piece paroel q land, situated vine ~ ~
Ing Ia aid co1niy ~ Lea. raora raIII1 IIII
kn0sn and dearribrd a. fulioUa. ta.uIIs IIt4
southeast quarter 80 ~ che northcasl 101fIGI
thl ~ auctloH twenty l14l On tnunHHlf cn1 .1it
~ mage one east coutsinlnn forty IIII 1@raa
niure ~ iata. purchases b pay 90 de.1
This 18th dny % June. a. ID. io11
ALExANpEn "A. WitiftN
fefw special haa6af IN ('larr
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

Tsliahaasss. Pa. June is. 1909
NOTICE r. hereby giysa that the Trustsss Of
~ the Internal Improvement tund q the State
II florida. I'll receVe bids % Iailahaseef. FLOR
ija, Cor the following described marsh 'aBda. 10
Wil, iyinG betweon Bic and Lifile Talbot Islands
IN Township north, range D east. Ia Naesau
county. Florida. and containing lis acfea
Bids wllI b. recglvnd fruln the above date %
twelve o'ciock noen. July q. ia0o
TeTlna % aala; Eaeh BID euumitted must -
fealod AID confnlu currency o. = eeftihed cheek
covering the fun amount ~ the hids said b.ds
shall have written On the envelope confaining The
tid. the fo.loNiuri hh for unsufveyod uareh
aad lyiug hqtHtan BE ana Little Talbot ihlande.
ln n ! N. ~ ~, Nassau county, Fiurida"
Al hida must ~ filed With tho secrgtary u TIE
Trustees % the internal Improvement Fund %
Fiorida. at faIlnhassee. fi1Tidn.
No ID uill D. considered ior lees than One
Thousand 0.ara for The trnet. The RIGHTS ~
served 90 rcirct amp and Al BIDS.
Bidl wiii b. Opened IN he preaenes Of any per-
am o. peEpons wishing % b. present.
HE. NclIN.
tf-tt Gem 81 ARrisaitars and sa.esman.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09
NOTICE.
aAIR OF Acn0aL LANDS.

Tl,~ State Beard II Edocalion 81 Foriaa WI
Lilo fke hirhfsl ard - biddgr. Tor cash. TIE
1aguiog eesrr.eca eio. ~ 80 49, ~ +.
T.-,,e0k - ~ Hanna q, 1ouunhip o, hanEe . !.
'r-~r1Elr - nnnrn q. IoRnahip 81 Range 81
"a Iou, $40 q. Range "a eoniainins sii''1 =
- a.. a.ts ~ shs ara sppearenss q this
..,II1r nnfli two W r'cIcE nc1n. Auea4f, Aus ~
~ ~ 49, 49, ~ h geeee.sea y Alnert
I.r|fItt HIoIIdIII % ~ Ntlt4 NpAtJ %
M a. - s. 1aaraaaz - hhat W. ca
49, 4 IIni 81 80 1Inta Na1fd Of Educ1tloa
~ ||'. era #NI|4I 01I1I 30 Iaf tn EAf-
... - ".|.|| IH...1
~ ,1n's n I.llaaii.8 fe.lr1i ti,liEi'.
a.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

Get DsWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve when roo esk for Il. There are
great many initial .ona. but th~fe q
iust enc original TINS saIve d good lcr
anything where = salve Is needed "a Be
ased. tul Il Il especially good Tor Piles.
SID 81 ~ sifufe se
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

90 % your druggist today and Roi . Cos,
lar bottle. Thea afler You have used ne
entifa contenta % the bottle ~ yea eaa
honestly say, that a has nos done voa naF
good, return tbe bottle % The dfufEial enl
tion % delay. We vii then pa7 the dfoFa
gint Tor Che bottle. nDn'a hoEllnt1. az
druggists know that our guaraEtoo 81 eon1.
Ihia ofleF applies - the iarTe holtle nniF
aad y o!t one % . family. TIE leEgt Bot
cent boiila,
KOdol q prepared 90 the laboFap
torieaoi ~ 9. Dewitt g Co. ChIeaEo.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

a partial digester-and phyalos are
not digesters at al.
KodOl Is a perfect digester. ~
you could see KOdol digesting every
particle Of food, Of Rll kinds. Ia the.
glass test-tubes IN our laboratories,
you would know this Just e. veil
az we DO.
Nature and Kodol win always
cure q sick stomach--but in order
20 be cured, the stomach must rest.
That is what Kodol does--resta the
stomach, while the stomach eeta
wen. Just as simple 90 A, p, o.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

A western Judge granted adlyoree on
account Of ilI-temper and bad breath.
DR. Kings New Life Pills would have
prevented IL. They cure constipation,
eausinr bad breath and liver trouble
fhe ill-tempeF, dispei colds. Danish bead
nchts, conquer chills. &c ~ ell drug
Sisis l9-im
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

Hundreds Of Orphans have been
helped BY the President Of the Indus.
trial and Orphans Home st Macon, Ga :,
who writes: Eve have used Electric
BitterS IN this institution for nins years.
It has proved a most excellent medi-
cine for stomach, liver and kidney trou-
bles. We regard IL a. one Of the best
family medicines on earth" IL invig-
CRATES the vital organs, purifes the
blood, aids Objection, creates appetite.
To strengthen and build up thin, pale,
weak children OF run down people It
has no equal Best for female com.
plants Only soc at 81 druggists. Ism
-~~~~~-~-~-~----~~-~-~S~-
AZ everyone who Is familiar with the
laad W0so 90 New Smyrna knows that
there are thousands OF acres OF the
finest hammock. pine and muck lands in
the State that are subject 70 overflow,
and recognizing the value Of these landa
fer farming, trucking and fruit growing
purposes, an effort will be made to drain
them under the State drainage law. II
the plan Il successful q canal win be cut
from Turnbull Bay 10 the head Of In
dian river. a distance Of about twenty
miles, and viii, with the help Of lateral
bitches, drain en- the low lands between
these two points. New Smyrna Breeze.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

About ten years ago my brother
was ''hed up" n his work, health and
happiness By what was believed % Be
hopeless consumption, Writes w. T.
LipscOmb, Of Washington, N. G., He
took aIl kinds Of remedies and treat
ment from several doctors, bot found
no help till be used Dr.. King New Dis
coyery and was wholly cured BY six bot
ties. He h q well man to-day" lt's
omtk 60 relieve and the surest cure for
weak OF sore luuaa, hemorrhages,
coughs and eCIds, bronchitis. lsgrippe,
asthma and Ell bronchial affections. Soc
and 81 90. Trial bottle free. Guarau-
teed By Ell druggists. IS I'm
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

PenOns along The bag front Wednes-
dav afternoon Wers treated % the sight
az A immense waeerspout, forming
near Morris Cot, snd moving Up the beg
% . point between bnena Vista and
Lemon City, when itehangod course and
came 90 the Weat shore, breaking 90 II
&c the land Tbs spout was % close
that the great Bpire Of water was plain
N seen. WaterBpouts are not uncom-
mon along the coast, bat this was the
frat seen here IN some time. Miami
NaWa Record.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09
Better Not Get
Dyspepsia

If you can help Il. KOdOl prevents Dyspepsia, ~
effectuslly helping Nature to Relieve indigestion,
But don't tEiAe with Indigestion
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

Statomene.
Mads a. FoqulrUd-hy gectl0a ~. Chapter Wos
Acta 1907.
GhoUinR the amount ~ taKea charged b the
Ias Co'lector" 81 Leon County, Florida. % -
coliectad fer the current year 1854 and The appor-
hcumont q TIE nama % the several fundn fo9
which taxes have ben ievisdi
Total tsH Cor ths yeaF Ipos--.--- bts.ssagg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-06
EPHRAIM NEWS NOTES.

EphTaim, Jan. A very sad death oc-
CURED at Salils shortly after 9 O'Clock
last night. when Marguerite Bird. the be-
loved wife of Fred Bird, was called to de-
part this life. She has been SUFFERING
from Brights disease for about five
weeks, but her condition was net thought
serious until "A few days ago Mrs. Bird
was born in Salina twenty-five years ago
and was the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs;
Fred Gates She was married to Mr.
Bird of Salem about three years ago.
where they have since made their homo.
She leaves a little girl ID months of age
The funeral services will be held at the
Saiina meeting house Wednesday after
noon at . O'Clock.
The Snow academy began school again
this morning. Some Of the students ar
rived here this morning and the remain
der OF them are expected u arrive today
A ten-pounG baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs James Green yes
terday forenoon Mother and child doii,s
we'll
The county commissioners met at TIE
Manti court house yesterday at Il o'clock
The new officers were confirmed aud
other matters Of business presented.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed ChiIGs of Gunuison
announce the ensas cement of their daGEh-
ter. Leona Childs. to Charles Lund of
Ephraim. The marriage viii take place
Jan 13. The young people will make Epn-
rain their home
The son Of NJ HeTmansen. who has
been very i'll for several weeks with ty-
phoid fever. Is on the road to recover