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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-20
BUSY BEE CLUB.

The Busy Bee Club was entertain
ed last Tuesday by It's president. Miss
Elene Couch. At her home, 2047 JEFF
ferson avenue.
The Busy Bee Club. with a member
ship OF seven jolly girls, school mates.
meets each Tuesday with a different
member Of the club. After the busi-
ness of the club Is transacted the
time is spent in games. music and
stories.
No little interest was manifested in
playing a word game where each one
wanted to spell the most words from
the letters used In spelling the word
handkerchief" Each one put her
brain to the test, and when the time
was called for the words TO be count
ed. 1t was decided that Miss Char
lolte Skeen was the winner of the first
prize. a beautiful linen handkerchief.
while Miss Edith Sharp carried off
the booby prize, handkerchief doll.
Other games OF interest and music
were enjoyed by the jolly bunch.
A light luncheon was served by Miss
COUGHS assistants. Miss Nellie Amb-
Ter and Miss Cerella Tucker.
The members present we're: Char
lotte Skeen. Myrtle Huss. Violet Bune.
Ardell Stratford. Edith Sharp. Ovedia
Holther and Maude Stratford.
Miss Elene Couch was voted
charming hostess by the members of
this Jolly club. The club Will meet
next Tuesday with Miss Violet Bune.
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POVERTY SOCIAL AT BAPTIST
CHURCH.

A vcTy uniGCc social WAS held az
tho Baptist church Friday evening.
in which a Eoodly number Of young
people participated II would be I'm
possible 10 describe the various
gowns. hca6gear. and make-ups OF lad
les and gentlemen lt VA from The
sublime 10 the ridiculous from the
sober 10 the gay. and after short
program was rendered. In which Miss
Amy Rogers. Miss Myrtle Tyler, Mrs-
j. b. McCracken and Mr. Fred Pre-
shaw. took part. in recitatlons and In
stTumenid music. Representative J. b
McCracken was introduced and invited
TO preside over the assembly.
In neat little speech. Mr.. McCraolC-
en- took charge. and az Judge. care
fully instructed the officers OF the
evening concerning their various dut-
les. Immediately arrests followed for
violation of the Law. Young men and
old men. youths and maidens. mat
rons and all. were c1mcrcifuliS hailed
TO the court. where Judge McCracken
administered fines for deception. for
wearing too nice clothing. and starch
ed fronts. aud patent leather shoes.
and jewelry. etc. After court had ad-
journed there being no more cases for
disposal. the happy guests were feast
ed on corn-cake and sorGum molasseS,
with cool, sparkling water to wash It
down.
All departed at an early hour for
home. caring not for the darkness.
nor the rain drops as they made music
on the tops OF upraised umbrellas.
voting the Poverty Social a success
in every way.
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MUSICALE AT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.

One OF those rare events which con-
tain the requisites of a social as well
as a musicale relating TO Ogden, was
the viSlt Of Miss A. Rosalie Holberg
10 this city That Miss HolberS has
made numerous friends here bv her
previous visits was attested by the
enthusiastic audience which greeted
her last evening at the Congregations
al church.
The inclemency of the weather.
however. doubtless prevented many
others from attending.
Miss Holberg is the possesSor of a
splendidly trained dramatic soprano
voice. There is scarcely any change
OF quality perceptible In her voice.
her low, middle and high register be-
ing very even and under perfect con
troll at all times She also has a
charming stage presence and a very
good command OF languages as was
shown by the choice program render
ed by her. All OF her selections were
very well received and one In par
ticular, Una Vocc Pcca Fa," by Ros-
sini, calling forth an enthusiastic en-
core TO which the SINGER graciously
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MARTHA SOCIETY CARD PARTY.

The card party held by the Martha
society at the Elks' spacious club
rooms and donated by them on We'd
nesday evening was IN every way
success. The arrangements were sys-
tematic. resulting in n hospitality not
cxcelled any time OF at any place.
Not one of the guests were forgotten.
All were entertained, comfy at
mosphcre circulated. relieving the
guests of the strained ceremonious
feeling which SO often is attendant
OIL high-class charity entertainment
The members OF the club are the
representative ladies of the city. and
are perfect hosteSses. The perfect
taste in dress was a noticeable fea-
ture. many Of the gowns and hats
We're the creations OF artists.
All PLAYED cards. bridge being the
fayoritc game. The prizes were award
cd by drawing. Miss Civilians bcinz
the winner OF the ladys prize. which
was a beautiful brass caudlestick. MI.
]. O. Cross won the gen-leman's
prize, which was a carefully selected
box of necktes.
About $50 couples were present,
thus making the affair financial
success. The result was very pleasing
To the members of the club who had
eXerted so much energy for the sue
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responded by singing "Hahanera"
from Bizots Opera Carmen &.
Mis- HoIberg was greatly aided In
her work by tho accompaniment play
cd By Gertrude Biddic. Nizs Eldale
shows marked ability In thie line Of
work. dlepiayinr Tnrc symuatactic In
sight Her work WAS also much APP
prcciated.
Assisting Miss HolhorE as a soloist
was Miss Genevicve Malone. n young
local violinist aud though scarcely iD
her teens. she displays remarkable
-tcchniQue and knowledge o. her IN.
strumcnt Miss Malone certainly has
a brlcts futrrc before her in The
realms o. music Hcr hcaror7 called
for cncoros 10 both her numbors and
she responded by pla' ing Grst HUI
moresdue" b. Dvorak. and. second.
"Kobaldantz." by CODY Ebcrhardt
Miss Malono's accomplishments were
PLAYED by her sister. Miss LOrrctto
Malone. in a very able and acceptable
manner.
The program was as follows:
Miss A. Rosalie Holhcrg vocalist.
Miss Genoeieyc Malone. violnist.
Accompanies.
Nine Holberg. Miss Gertrude Bid
die. Miss Loretta Malone
Part Vocal: La T.c Soir
CThomasl Oh 'Vicllle Chnnson (BizcO.
(c) La Manoia CHenrionl
Vocal: 90 Vision Enhancing
(Thomas).
Violin: S-Mozurka do Concert
(Musinl
Vocal. 4-Una Vocc Poca Fa 0sn-
core: II Barbiere de Seviglia) (RnS-
sinh.
Part II.-vocal: la Stnl Vic dc
Nncht, CBohm) Cb) o del Milo Dolce
Ardor 0769, (Gluck).
Vocal: 2-Amour Viens Alder
(Samson Sc Delilah). saint Sa-ns).
Violin: S-Finale from Concerto.
Op. g., (Mcndelsschn).
Vocal: 4-(N Until You Came,
(MetcalO. Oh III Sing the songs of
Araby (ClaD. (c) The LARK Now
Leaves His Wat'ry Nest (Pa-ker.
Plano furnished by ogden Music Co.
The concert closed about $50 p- m.
every one feeling we'll paid for their
attendance.
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JoYcE.HIe6ARo WEDDING.

One OF the most interesting we'd
dings Of the season, on account Of the
popularity OF the charming bride In
OGDEN. and OF the groom in Seattle,
occurred at the Church OF the Good
Shepherd. on the corner of Grant and
Twenty-fourih streets, Tuesday even
ing. November 1G. 1909. Rev W. w.
Fleetwood officiating.
The bride-to-be. Miss Frances Joyce,
was more than charming. If that he
possible: she was beautifully robed
in a draped princesse Of soft cream
cashmere de sole. en- train, The trim
mings were OF pearl, the fllmy veil
enhancing. while family conceallng.
her beautiful face.
The groom, Mr.. Henry Charles Hib-
bard, looked dignihed and handsome
In conventional black
The bridesmaid, Mrs. Catherine
Fitzgerald. one OF society's most pop
ular young ladies'. was becomingly
cowned in pale blue silk with silver
and lace trimmings and a pretty white
picture hat Mr.. Bennie Ketchum OF
Seattle was besJman.
The brides mother. Mrs Joyce. was
very becomiugly gowned In Alice blue.
while the gTooms mother. Mrs. Hib-
bard, of Seattle, looked handsome in
raisin colorcd silk
About four hundred invitations had
been sent out and the church was fill
ed early to bls full capacity. when
the sweet strains of the Angels Ser
cnade," "Braga" was played by a
stringcd orchestra which was led by
tet
Short Mendelssohn's Wedding
March" and Spring Song" were the
two other selections, appropriate and
artistically rendered. The altar and
pews were decorated with taste
Decidedly noticeable was the eX-
qulsite gowns worn by the guests.
making the scene one OF note for
dainty coloring. and the quiet good
taste in all arrangements was an
preciated and remarked by many
OF the guests while departing
The ceremony was performed
promptly al six o'clock and the watt
ing automobiles wbisked the bridal
party TO the Virginia, where the din
ing room was decorated with white
chrysanthemums, relieved by smilaX
Place cards were original, In lily-of-the-
valley design. Nineteen covers were
laid.
Fovors for members of the bridal
party were unique and appropriate;
gold crescents set with pearls repre-
sen5ing the honeymoon. the gold pom
dant wedding bell. studded with
pearls with n pearl clapper.
The members Of the wedding party
gathered around the daintily spread
table for dinner al $50 were: Mr..
and Mrs Henry Charles Hibbard.
bride and groom; Miss Katherine Fitz-
gerald. bridesmaid; Mr. Ben Ketchum,
best man, OF Seattle; Mr.. Jack Kline,
OF Seattle. and MIR Fred BEN. and
Mr.. Paul Kuhn, Ogden, ushers; Mrs.
Charles Hibbard mother of the groom.
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FAREWELL PARTY.

One Of the most successful social
events of the Eighth Ward was
party given Friday evening. Noyem-
Der 10, in honor of Ralph d. Smuin.
who is about 10 depart for a mission
to Great Britain. A program of nine
teen numbers was carried out, which
was enjoyed by all who attended.
After the program a luncheon was
served, while dancing was going on
In another part OF the hall. The
evening was enjoyed by ALL
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WEDDING BELLS.

Ono Of the interesting weddings OF
the week was that OF Miss Minnie
Stallings and Lockwood Robbins.
which occurred ar the brides home
in Eden ON Thursday.
Tho ceremony was performed at
high noon Miss Mary Stallings act
ing as bridesmaid. and Mr. A. c. Trc-
sedcr as best man. The bride wore a
heavy white silk gown, en-prlncessc.
and carried white brides roses. The
bridesmaid was gowned in a pale
cream silk dress, also In princess
style. Only the immediate family
were present at che ceremony.
A reception for the friends of the
yourG couple was held from ono TIL
five. after which the bride and groom
left for n short wedding trip. Mr.
and Mrs Robbins will reside In Og-
den temporarily. but expect TO make
their home in Oakland, Cal.
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vored by the beautiful rendition q,
the following songs by Miss Bessie
Blair: Sing Me TO Sleep" The
Rosary" Then You'll Remember Me
The Holy City" and silver Threats
Among the Gold"
Miss Richards rendered several
beautiful plano solos and Mr.. Chas ".
Lyon sang BY the Old oaken Buckc-.
Louise" The work OF al three was
greatly enjoyed by all.
About III o'clock the guests repaired
To the dining room. where a finely
appointed luncheon was served b., Tho
hostess. covers being laid for fourteen.
The following guests were present:
Mesdames Sadie r. West. Jennie 2
Nelson. Pearl Smuiu. Alice Nelson and
c. 4, Richards. Misses Cora Rich,
ards. Bessie Blair. Marguerite West
and Jennie West: McssrP G. 4. Ncl.
sou. Dr. F. T. Drake. James Burton.
Gfrs II Mitchell. Chas W Lyon aa5
AlonZa West 4
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MISS FITzoeRALo's BOX PARTY

Monday evening. Miss Katherine
Fitzgerald contributed to the plens-
ure OF Miss Frances Joycc and Mr..
Henry Hibbard by honoring them with
box seats at the Orpheum theater.
The Cay Musician" n Hight opera.
and pretty In effect. was much ap-
preclated.
The following were Miss Fitzger-
AIDS guests: Miss Frances Joyce. Mr..
Henry Hubbard. DR. and Mrs. Joyce.
Mrs. Charles Hibbard. OF Seattle, Mr..
Bennie Ketchum and Mr. Jack Kline.
of Seattle, Mr.. Fred Bert and Mr..
Paul Kuhn Of Ogden.
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HIGH FIVE AT MRS. eUsHNELL's.

In her own hospitable way, Mrs.
Geo. II Bushnell. at her pretty home.
1927 Madison avenue, entertained the
High Five club Thursday afternoon,
November 18th. "a
The color scheme was pink and
white. carried out with carnations In
those colors The result was effective
and charming.
Mrs w. c. Camp won tho first prize
and Mrs. Carl Allison tho consolation.
Guests present were. Mrs. w. G.
Camp. Mrs. Carl Allison. Mrs. Stanley
Johnson. Mrs Ben Johnson, Mrs. j. ID.
Ballantyrie. Mrs Fred Dalton. Mrs. r
Eberling and Mrs DR.. Stoncclser. Out
of town guests were Mrs a. E. Edison
and Miss Eta Ellsworth.
The club will meet with Mrs w. c.
Camp on the next date, two weeks
from Thursday.
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HONOREO BY DINNERS

Anticipating the wedding OF Miss
Frances Joyce and Mr.. Henry Charles
Hlbbard. who were married Tuesday
evening. a party of their Intimate
friends gathered at the Potter Cafe
Sunday evening To entertain them.
A carefully chosen menu was en-.
joyed by the following friends. DR..
and Mrs. Joyce. Mrs. Charles c. Hlb-
bard of Seattle: Miss Katherine Fttz-
gerald. Mr. Bennie Ketchum and Mr..
Jack Kline. Of Seattle. Mr.. Fred Bert
and Paul Kuhn of Ogden.
The following evening. Monday, DR..
and Mrs. Joyce entertained in their
honor. giving u dinner at their home.
612 Twenty-fourth street. which was
more honey" and thoroughly enjoy
ed by the same guests.
The home was fttingly decorated
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CARD PARTY AND keNslNeron

Mrs. ID. ". Peery entertained at one
of a series of parties which she has
been giving. Friday afternoon. Those
who did not care TO play cards en-
plo,ed themselves by doing needle
work
Mrs. Peery served n moSt delicious
luncheon, for which she is well known
among her host of friends
The guests present were: Mesdames
Fred KicSel. Abe Kuhn. H. II. Spen-
Ger. Patrick Healy. Bigelow. II. Bell.
VIM Eccles, Thomas Fitzgerald. Chas.
Bibbard. Robert Joyce. John Lewis.
Charles Hollingsworth. Spsrso, Hor-
ace Peery. Albert Harris and Miss
Harmon.
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HOUSE PARTY.

One of the most delightful social
events Of the week was house party
given by Mrs c. f. Richards. The
party was given In honor OF Miss Cora
Richards. who will depart for her
home in Missouri Valley. Iowa, the
coming week. The event proved a
most fitting elimination to very
pleasant four months visit at the
home OF her brother In this clty
The major portion OF the evening
was spent in playing high lve. after
which those present were greatly IA
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DOLLY DIMPEES AT THE
EUM.

II has been said that the gown
makes the woman. but In the case
of Dolly DimPles, When she appeared
on the Orpheum stage, FRIDAY even
Ing. the hat made the woman It
shaded her face until recognition
would be almost impossible. after see
ing her in any other costume without
disguise.
A "Hankk OF Hair" and mushroom
hat is all thai, is needed these days
TO make the extreme fashionable wo-
man.
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INFORMAL LUNCHEON.

Miss Tillic Peterson entertained
at an informal luncheon on Thursday,
November Is. The decorations were
pink and white The guests were as
follows: Mr and Mrs Joseph Bal
lantyne. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Dye,
DR. and Mrs Gowans. Supt and Mrs
Eggertsen, Mr. Albert Powell. Miss
Iina Taylor, and Miss Zina Larkin.
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UNIQUE CARNIVAL PARTY.

A carnival party was given In honor
OF Miss Nina Eastman. Tuesday oven.
ing. at her home. 1G3 Poplar avenue.
which was very successful and yery
much enjoyed by all.
Games were the order OF the ever.
Ing and a delicious luncheon Vas
served.
Those present were: Misses Una
jenkins RUBY Rose. Margaret Cotter
Edna Hayes, Lillian Scott. Stella
Wright. Edith Brewer. Louise Larsca.
Arta Christensen. Katherine Ludwig
and Myrtle Roland
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WILL VISIT IN OGDEN.

Mrs, Charles II. Hibbard, OF Seattle.
who arrived in ogden last week 10 at
tend the Joyce-Hibbard wedding. VIII
remain another week. visiting at the
home Of Or. and Mrs. joyce
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YOUNG PEOPLES PARTY.

A surprise party was given In hon
or Of Miss Lillian Beck, last evening.
at the family residence on Twenty-
second street Those attending were:
Misses Ida Sanders. Lucy Wilkison,
Pearl Checketts. Ellen Bell, Emily
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Newton. Mable Young. Martha Them.
Florence Critics. lillian Beck. The
gentlemen were. Albert Mumford.
VIM. Mitchell. George Beck. Walter
Woolsl. Henry Lever. Bert Critics,
Earl Fuqua
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VISITS 1.-THE YANKEE PRINCE"

P J. Murphy, Frank r. Gillenbeck
and Paul F. Paulson were Salt Lake
visitors Wednesday evening TO Wit
ness the performance Of George NJ.
Cohan and company in THE Yankee
Prince
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KeNSINGTON.

The Kenslngton given on Thursday
afternoon at the home If Mrs. Smith.
500 22nd street under the auspices OF
the Ladies If the First Presbyterian
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church. was 4 mos, enjoyable gath
oring IN every way
4 large number attended and tho
afternoon Wss thoroughly enjoyed by
all
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s1S96.94959

State OF Utah, County OF Weber. IS:
J.E.H .HalvorsOn. being first duly sworn.
according 10 law. deposes and says.
that he is Asst Cashier OF the above
named Bank; that the above and fore
going report contains a fun. true and
correct statement OF the condition OF
the said bank al the commencement
OF business on the 10th day OF No
vember. a. D.. 1909
j. Z. HALVERSON.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
this 20ih day OF November. 1909.
tSEAL) \. c. PAST.
Notary Public
My commission expires December
q. 1912.
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TEXAS WINS.

Austin. Tex. Nov. l9-Texas uni
versity, 30; University OF Oklahoma, D.
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The retiring from business in Ogden
ing closing sale of pianos ETC. at remarkably re-
duced prices who interested IN ca
Instruments and the result pleased buyers
Our a record breaker for low and pianos
sold this remarkable for the great reduction
in prices the number of sold during
this sale will greatly yhing previous to tins time
When of for the follow
ing prices it that selling at tins time
just high grade piano made by one oil the most
prominent manufacturers L. S. which sells regularly IN Ch
capo for 5000 $39s and your terms
design regular price goes for 1865 cabinet grand art
piano regular for 33 One full size high grade
instrument regular price $425 TO be sold for 29S Sioo nst
men for S2S $3.50 Upright for S24 1925 Upright for $2lS
$3.50 piano conservatory $97 These not IN
strcnts that heard OF but hggrade
pianos of wel-known make 49, .- -
We are agents STEINWAY. SOHN1ER ESTEY, HENRY F.
MILLER VOSE KIIBALIA HOBART NJ. CABLE, LESTER, kohl
LER & CAMPBELL and others
A CALL WILL CONVINCE YOU
that now he piano and for
able Terms from So month and up
Consolidated Music Company
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Everything in Music 1886 washington Ave
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Pianos, Organs, Musical
Merchandise Selling for
Greatly Reduced Prices
at Consolidated Music
Co.'s Big Removal Sale
Pianos are Going Rapidly and Each Day Sees Our Stock
Have Made Your seecton9

A CALL WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT NOW is THE TIME TO
BUY PIANO GET STANDARD INSTRUMENT FOR
THE REGULAR PRICE OF A CHEAP MAKE AND PAY FOR
IT ON YOUR OWN TERMS
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Hen-pecks affect the spirit rather
than the flesh.
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Mr. and Mrs. VIM Stalcy. Of Ogden.
entertained Mr.. r. l. Thomas. Of Salt
Lake, Friday evening AT dinner.
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cess Of the affair, which was for the
commendable purpose of charity.
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BANK STATEMENT.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE OGDEN STATE BANK

OGDEN, UTAH.
At the commencement OF business
November 20. 1909.
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The Domestic Science girls visliei
Peery's mill Thursday afternoon A.
the present time the nre studying
the process OF flour making
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ToLsToi CIRCLE.

The Tolstoi Circle will meet With
Mrs. Meeks. al 2GG0 Jefferson avenue.
Tuesday. November 23rd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-09-03

L. Rous' school at Golden Gate last
Monday.
Mrs. H. w. Bluebaum was in Cat
ie,tsburg Saturday.
G. w. Rous was on Durbin Mon
day.
Bill Bellonny, of Durbin, attended
church here Sunday night
]. w. Bowling is talking of going
West soon.
John Hale was an East Fork visi-
tor Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Sadie Queen is visiting rela-
lives on Garner this week.
Mrs. J. l.. Bowling, who has been
on the sick list for some time, is
improving. ...,.
Supt. o. X. Campbell was on our
creek this week visiting the county
schools.
Pearl Bolt, of East Fork, was visit
ing relatives here Sunday.
James Shockey and family have
returned from Alger, Ohio, where
they had been for the past year.
Mrs. Tom Collinsworth and daugh-
ter, of Fallsburg, were visiting rela-
tives ard friends here last week.
I'd Lewis, of Portsmouth, was here
Sunday. Jack.
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POSTPONEMENT.
Confined from page II

Continued from page II
Therefore, without accommodations
of this kind we believe it would be
vely unwise to attempt to conduct
school there.
We topk immediate steps to have
the injunction dissolved. The case
must 20 before the Circuit Judge,
who Is now at Sandy Hook. The law
.ulloNs Mr. O'Neal ten days after II =
tee is given him before hearing
may be had, unless by agreement it
| H. submitted sooner, We asked him
10 allow the papers in the case to
I've sent to Judge Hannah Immediate
| y and ask for an early decision,
So as to avoid all possible delay
He refused, and asked that the mat
ter be allowed to stand until Judge
! Hannah comes here to hold Circuit
Court. This the Board will not agree
to, but will seek to have the matter
settled at the earliest possible date
Robt. Dixon, who has had the ust
of concrete block machine for some
time, is the contractor on the build
ing The sewerage has already heer
purchased, and we invite inspection
of the whole matter.
We believe we have found the hes
solution of an important matter. w
certainly have no desire to iniur,
anyone, and we do not believe tn
complaint in this case is justified
by the facts We only want to d,
the best we can for the distnc
, and its children
The Louisa Board of Education.
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Where is John Simmons?

Some twenty-nine years ago John
Simmons and wife from Pike county
resided on the Kise farm, near
Georges Creek, In this county.
Simmons was then forty-iive or fifty
years Of age. He was a tinker at
tanning hides and preached a little
hit, not representing any particular
denomination; he did not like work
very well. He left his wife and wan
dur ed away probably into some ad-
Joining county.
Any information as to whether he
Is still living or where and when
he died will be appreciated by a
destitute widow. Any information
regarding the matter should be sent
to Specia. Examiner Wayne W. Cor
del, Catlettsburg, Ky.