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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-11-11
CTATE OF VERMONT

STATE n5, oF T bIsTS1o4 Probate Court
Be it remembered. that at Middebury this Goth
day of October. A. ID. 1910, Clyde Ford, of Gran
vile. in the County of Addison and State of Yer
mont, is hereby adopted and made heir-at-aw of
Herbert Campbell and Mary A. Campbell. hus-
band and wife, of Granville, in the County of
Addison and State of Vermont. and said adopted
person shall hereafter bear the name of Clyde
Campbell.
Herbert Campbell Il. s.
May A, Campbell IL. s.
Clyde Ford IL. s.
CTATE OF VERMONT, pt. r.,
- ADDISON DISTRICT. i'o"a'e N"ur''
At Mi ddlebury, this 26th day of October, A.
D. 1910, personally appeared Clyde Ford and Her
bert Campbell and Mary A. Campbell, his wife
and acknowledged the foregoing instrument by
them sealed and subscribed to be their free act
and deed
Before me. VIM. II. Bliss. Judge of Probate.
Il s. A true record
Attest: Mabel A. Bliss Register 48
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-11-11
WE OFFER FOR SALE
THIS WEEK

Farm in Addison, 9l2 acres. new barn,
comfortable house, price very low
Farm in Cornwall. 21O acres, buildings
in fair condition, price very low.
Farm in Weybridge, 90 acres, new barn,
comfortable house, price light.
Two lots on Monroe Street, Middlebury
village.
Swamp lot heavily timbered 30 acres,
near Middlebury village.
And a number of desirable dwelling
houses in and near Middlebury
village.
Prices and description given on applca.
ton, and property shown free of
expense.
CHAMPLAIN VALLEY REALTY co.
Middlebury, Vermont.
ii. NJ. Balm L. &. RUSSELL
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-11-11

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DIR. Thomas
Eclectic Oil for such emergencies. 1t
subdues the pain and heals the hurt
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-11-11

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doans Regulets operate easily. tone the
stomach, cure constipation. 25c. Ask
your druggist for them.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-11-11
AUCTION

The Real Estate and Personal
Property Belonging to the Es-
tate of the Late Dan A. Stuart
in Salisbury, Vermont,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-11-11

A healty man is king in his own right;
an unhealthy man is an unhappy slave.
Burdock Blood Btters builds up sound
health-keeps you well.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-11-11
Can you believe your senses?

ca II you believe your senses?
When two of them, taste and smell, hav-
ing been impaired If not utterly de.
stroyed, by Nasal Catarrh, are fully re-
stored by Ely's Cream Balm, can you
doubt that this remedy deserves all that
has been said of it by the thousands who
have used it? 1t is applied directly to
the affected air-passages and begins its
healing work at once. Why not get it
today! All druggists or mailed by Ely
Bros, 90 Warren Street, New York, on
receipt of 80 cents.
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pamilton.

Gamiltou gn5eiscn, faI.Notissa
anb NeMsfeitcn iiuo abSnaehen Gde
Der 4. nab Charles Strafe. llnier
Hacnt fir Samilton mubnt No. 3O1
Voro arpnt Ctr, Selepbon (Suue)
Ro. 37S 9. Seltphon nnieres aorre.
ippnOcnfen: 1893 Y BEL.
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2anb fir iih; aud Si.uern unb Mb.
sabsn lperben BON ben Snielbepobnern
nidi erboben; bic ileine JnieI 1T oiio
einseteilt sipifhfn Rumdnien, Sers
bien unb unsarn, iosuiasen ein eisea
nes 2anb untsr Der Sberboheit llnT
sarns. Die gansbariten Derfaufss
urtiteI Der 1epobner fino tiirtiihe 3is
earetten, bic bis su einsm setpiHeH
Qudnium sollfrei no9 llnsarn aussss
fiibrt tpsrben biirfen. Mne Bduher
Der SnfeI miiFen ii1 aber seseniiber
am Iin!tn Donauuier BEL Der 3olls
made meiotn; peinli& 1T iebo4 bic
3olliontrolle nihi.
unmittelbar unterbolb Wbn Rdleh
finbet bic 8onauIhluht ibr gnbe i'm
rgiiernen 1bor-. gs bat piel BON iei=
ner Romdniif burd bic Sprengungen
perloren, bic sur Ghiffbarmahung
bes Strpmss noibis fparen. Gin mad.
tiger aanal bon afi3is Weter Breite
fiibrt beute bic Shiffe um bi. eefobrs
brobenben hoku alippen unb s5eli.n,
iibsr bic bas WaHer. Ihor fpieber In
elmer greite BON fat tauIenb W.ter.
NIT brobelnbem. iansenbem WslIens
faQ In roisnber Gle binunterraufHt.
Georg 9oIIamo.
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@eueb,ae unb 0a1tOm.

- Sn elmer Sisuns bes gelIepue
Stabtratbs fpuroe bic Mngeles.nbeit
oes 0ertaufs elmer Gas<0erehtfume
befprohen. Watt. Serolo, 2lnDalt
Der Union eight, Seat & poper Co.,
reihte cine Srbinan, Ghnlih Der Weirs
port Srbinans Elm. Die Gerehiiame
lou 20 Sabre laufsn uno am /. Suli
1911 Beginner. Die @eieliduft tpiu
Doc Gas liefern uno eine Office in
gsaepue errihter. $4,000 Iollen fir
neue RDbren etc. osrdussabt perben.
- Nlbert aleir, Sobn bes 9snepue
poli3eirihters Gbolpb alein, tpurbe
seitern nit Srl. Gbna WilIer in Der
81. 9er3 SefnsSirhe BON Rep. Mm.
Sinien setraut. Sas 9oh3eitsmabl
puroe i'm 5dnie Der Gltern Der graut,
Ro. 361 BERN 2lpe., einsenommen.
- s. Shaub BON Danton ipuroe
onldBlih ieinss q. 9eburtstases bon
Jreunben nit elmer SurpriIe parip
beebrt.
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Sic Gopiuatrn Sffice fir oas Sin
einnati &Olfsblatt" beIinoct iidJ I'M
8cbanoc gto. 509-511 Wiabiiun
aucnuc. Nu5eigcu, Uiittbcilunscn
nao Scitellsnocn irgenomeldJer slrt
mcrDcu bis 10 llbr 9!bcuos oafelbit
enteegeugcnOnmeu. Selepbun SOutb
3254.
- $22,50O S6aoererIag pertungt.
Gbarles u. Sostins rei6te our6 Ieine
4npdIte 81rne uno Reab gegen Die
Gheiapeate unb Cbio Hailtpa1 50. Ell
ne uuf $22, 500 ShaoenerIaB lautenoe
GIage i'm Gtrcuitgeri6t elm. Qm
26. 2lpriI 1910 erpIooirte nube RuTs
JED, &p., cine 2otomptios auf Der
Der SIGger oIs 5ei3er urgeIteqt mar,
unb erIitt oerIeIbe gr1bli6e 9rubpunz
ben an Iinten 9eine unp 9erlegungen
an rs6ten gtrme unD Der gruIt, bic
ibm auf lange 3ett Shmer5en bereiz
ten. Gr perIangt $4,000 fir GebaItss
Derluit, $500 9ottorre6nung unD
SZCtOOO OujAQC!sI 'uB.
- Gki6eire: Glenn. W}. Stsine, 27,
uno &eona Mibbenoorf, q, beioe bon
bier - Gu8uIt Geo gIt, %, unb 2ula
9iron. %, beibs BON Gbiuicot6e, 8.
- G.tffQrb WalomaHn, 22, unb 2llice
pisrce, 19, beibe BON bier. - 5bomos
Bauer, %, uno Gbna 5anner, IS,
beibe bon GrIunser. - Samuel 3.
8rom.ep, "a, unb Setter 9riffie, 90,
beioe BON Sings TliGs, 8. - 4aul
granoenbsrg, q. unb 8oIbie Ogpen,
20, 5eioe BON Sings mtGs, 8. = @l.
S. S6reiner, q. uno CLARA W. Suz
Der, p, betoe BON Gppington, 8p. --
Goparb WeItermonn, "a, uno Georaia
!0Droe, "a, beibe BON glsmere, an. -
CLAUDE Wcg2utt, 80, unb Garrie5ornz
bad, %, beibe BON Mdpsoiue, an. -
Grant 8reuber, "A, uno GiteQa Bur
ion, 50, beibe Don 2ublptp, 9p. -
9arrp M}. gIart, 27, unb 4nnu 81.
SIiff. 27, beiDe bon Mupspile, &p. -
ebarles Glenn Osborne, %, uno
Wtinnie 6. Simmons. "a, beibe BON
Wilmlngton, 8. --- Robert 6. 5srrn,
q, uno 5raucis WcUlurrn, Is, beioe
bon Gootngton, &p. - Glpin W. arez
mig, 22, bon Cincinnati, .,uno gtbet
.. 0rate, 20, Don bier. - 9eron 3.
sSinlep, "a. bon Cincinnati, g., unb
Wlinta Robinion. 80, bon Gublop. -
Gufbian Prutber, 19. unb Qulu gGifz
ton, II, bsios bon Weit gooinston, ,ap.
- 5rleorid 5ater. "a, BON gincinz
natl, g., uno 2orettu priesboff, 26,
BON bier. - Carl Walfer. 21, bon
9opton, a9., uno gbna 5usls, q,
BON Hepport, ap. - auHeu Jarz
lou, 20. Don 9srne, Sno., unb 2ouiIe
pateman. "a. bon Cincinnati. :.
8. Wilfon. 30, bon bier, unb Wila
6. Rpbinfon, 28. bon 9eoreetonpn,
Hg. - Geerge 9m. Gulss, 81, uno
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aasIes Geiaasr gosbIat Onaeras, seosember

entloHen. grferer hattie feline Odttin
mibbonbelt unb Mc91eoI mar tpssen
Strabsnraubs i'm Gefdnsnib inbaftirt.
Der Groeer u. 8. Gtord unb
5tpei 9eltpbonsWdbhen, Noie unb
Momie Meitpifer, lpurben porseftern
Mbenb BET elmer Mutomobilfabrt pers
lebt. Oas Mutpmpbil rannte 3 Wleia
len bon 6amilton entfernt auf ber
Qonbitrabe sesen ein.n Damm unb
fiel um nnb Stord unb bic atpei Mdos
den tpurben ouf bic 2onbitrobe GEE
ihleubert.
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WeIdes Jobrsefb IN bon

torpuisnten Gifenbabnpo Faaieren su
erNben2 9iefe orisinsle 6rase 1T
bonn rufiihen 0er.ebrsminiiterium
oneeregi tporhen. Den MnIob bosu
CAB Der rpetersburser 3eituns" 3ufolz
se, folsenber 0orfaa: Nuf elmer Sta>
tion Der Siibbabnen ionnte Elm 5err
g., Der iif elmer aubergepobnIihen
Woblbeleibtbeit erfreute, niht burh
bic 5biire ins Snnere bes Woggons
eelansen. obpobl bas3ussperfonal ai=
lee nur Moslite aufbot. um 6errnB.
bic Qusfiibrune ieines Dorbdbens Az
srm6sIiten. Dem Roib. sinenJrodts
ipoason 5u benusen, fpollte 6err ..
nihi nad.ommsn, bo er cine Gabrs
ior,e eriisr alaHe eeIoit bate. Shliebs
lih fanb Der Stationsdef iniofsrn eis
nen 4uspeg. als er 6errn 3. IN einem
SdniidtspogeH unterbrahte, in benz
Der pafasier Bis 5u ieinem geitims
mungsort reiite. llnteripegs nobm jts
bod bic aontrolle elm prototon auf,
neil lie 6errn .. bns Reht ouf bic
geniiBung zines Sanitdtsnasens abs
fprah. Rad I1nserem Shtpanten
.ntihieb bos 9srtebrsminifterium bies
fen in Der Giienbabnpraris frikr
iaum betannien Gau babin. bab 6err
g., Der einsn gansen Wagson beniitt,
bemsemdb ben preis fir sipSIfJabrs
tarien eriter aloiIe gu entridtsn babe.
Da Is fih jeboh I'm cine sr0bere
Summe honbeli. ieBie iid bas Ser.
isbrsminiiterium Dor ibrer Ginbebuna
NIT benz Jinanaminiiterium in Ders
binbung, bas nun 3u entfheiben Bat,
ipie fih auiiinftis bic Giienbabnen su
paHasieren non unaetpobnliher Rorz
pulens gu perbolten hatsu.
5efsolanbbfeibt Seebab.
Die Nadridt, baB S.lsOIanb in OBJ
febbarer 3.it aufb0rsn ipirbe, BABE,
ort su iein, bo bic Gortififotionen Der
oeutfhen Warineperndltuns bic 4ufs
rsdterboltuns b.s Seebabss untbuns
LID eriheineu laHen. bat in alien Rrtis
fen grobes Iufieben erregt. Die Melz
bung trat berortig beitimmt auf, bdB
bic 5elsoldnber 1dusbeiiber bereits
nit elmer gniiperibuns ibrer Gommers
ipobnungen rehneten, unb e bieb To-
oar. bab bas Gberlanb i'm nGhfien
Sabre pOllitdnbis abseiperrt merbsn
ipiirbe. Der Deneinberotb pom 6elgos
Lamb ldb. jest offi5ien erslGren. bab
ale oiefe Nahridien unipabr finb. Die
Welouns. bob Der arisgSbafen unb
bic miliiGriihen Defeitigunsen bds
.Sssbab. 9elsolnnb btmnGhft ns
itiden piirDtn, lei polliidnbis aus btr
Cuff gegriffen. Wenn bic Jnfel aud
einen iebr iDidiisen Giiibpuntt unirsr
Rorbfeesepdfier unb unfrer RInens
peribeibisuns bilbe. 70 lei bod bic Der
binberung Der aenntnibnobme Der
fdtbnren Nefefiisunssn u. I. m. fir
ein.n tiinfiisen Ge1ner nint BON Der.
artiaer Widtisteit. bob 6elsolanb feis
nes bsutigsn 6auptlebsnsnerps, hts
Sssbabs. bsroubt perben miibte. Ons
Gberlanb iit oaerhings gum gr6bttn
9beil In ben WeiiB bes Marinefisfus
iibersegansen, nber "a bleibt trosbem
mad tpie Dor fiji bas Bobepublituna
unb fir bic @eiumer ber Snfel pdHtrs
bar, unb ebenfalIs bleiben bic promts
nobenitreifen Idnss bem Runbe kiaes
ben.
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- Der 1eifnm.ntsfdll BON Jsnab
Btebl tpnrbe I'm gountpgeri6te pers
fncben. Gr btnterlieb Stpet Ieftomer<
te. Sm erften siebt er feiner Satin
nur tpos ibr seridtIid autommt unb
ben Neft ietnen Rinbern. Jm stpeiten
giebt CT ihr ein lebensldnslihes Snts-I
rene.
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IurReQ.c n6 mil 3u6 boz
Seute wahreno Ses gansen 1ases. 6ei
GE()lf(1 KOCH
gfp. 12 Eft ssiinite etrase.
O e e hter @uni d.

5eIomebel: vsagen Sie NAL
Iapar, Gle iteuen iih an, tpie elm
Sbof; penn sic nenisitens nod Elm
ehtes ipdren, bann ipiroen sic ct.
mas 5ur2inoerung Der groBen 5leiih.
notb beitraeen.
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0aOitalbetIutt8
Wcrbeni6wd6e.

sawoa.. neresie Rsr!enen, sss!asl ben esil.
enben Anslliifen, arifi., miidens unb Aspt.
f0mer1en, 6anrausfan. abnnbne bss Oflors
lirpfune, mibisfett, trrst6sn,. aitfern. eeyst!s'
RisH, asuIibsiismmuna aenQliIinist nnb xsls. s.
einiadj, idne1 anS bilIig alIe snHatiir.
Iiden Werfnite nnS anbere Gsl0eu in-
genblifcr Verirrxngen griinbIiG gt.
beilt nnb Dolle Ueinnbbeit nnb 0rob.
finn iuiebererIanet ,uerben f6nnen. -
Cans nenes 6eilperfabrsn. 9eber ieis
eisener Mrst.
Gtefes cutucrbsntIi4 infersIants unb !ssg:
reibe ru6 tIeutfne MufInoe te10), Eel@eD
bon Sure une stIi. msnnn nnb grdu. .sfieis.
merbsn foufe, f6nn gsaen 9iufenbuna bon %
Gents IN Hrsefmnrfen 6eriisaelt besoosn Dssnss
ecn beI
Eribat.aliuif, 1876. Mpenne,
NEW YORK. N n.
msan srspdbns eas gtneianat! DoHsslatf.
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Rippcy,s Pure CPeaun ~
Tartar Baktng PoW6cF
g : aae ! StD-Aaansa- aiesaais ~
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Nuf Der 9onan burd l1nsarn.

Wiloromantiide Oebirssfoenerien. -
gn Der grense Der goltanbalbins
feI. - Der ShaupIub iabrbunbertes
LANCER admpfe sipifden gbriit.u
uno 9iirien. - Der Blutitein. -
Die 9iirteniniel aba Raleb.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Mrs. Norton, Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs.
Adna r. Chaffee, Maj and Mrs. E. F..
G.. Klokke, Col. and Mrs. John E.
Stearns Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Cock
ins, Mr. and Mrs. f. T.. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. 1. N. Van Nuys, Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. p. Johnson. Mrs. lie Grande
Reed and Gen. M. H. Sherman.
-T-
Mrs. L. w. Albright of -672 Benton
boulevard entertained with bridge
luncheon Tuesday afternoon, her guests
being members of the Sunset Wiltshire
Bridge club. The table was decorated
with yellow chrysanthemums and
ferns and the prize was won by Miss
Elose Hosking. Covers were laid for
Mrs. ]. e. Howard, Mrs. A. Reilley,
Mrs. VIII Hosking, Mrs. J. f. Mills,
Mrs. p. w. Croake. Mrs. c. II. McWil-
liams, Mrs. S. T. Eldridge, Mrs. Arthur
G.. Mum, Mrs. c. NJ. Crandall, Mrs. G..
H. Cosburgh and Miss Eloise Hosk-
ing.
Mrs. Sidle Lawrence, 1927 Council
street. has been called out of town
unexpectedly and will not observe her
usual at home this afternoon.
y
Mrs. James Fox has taken apart
ments at las West Fifteenth street.
where she will be at home the third
Wednesdays.
Mrs. Walter Scott Newhall will en-
terrain with theater party tomorrow
evening at the Majestic theater.
s.
Mrs. Edward L. D%lenev will enter
tain with a luncheon at her beautiful
home in Chester place Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Margaret Jarman and Achille
Alberti. the contralto and baritone of
the 3eVani Opera company, will be
at home to their friends at the home
of Miss Jarmans parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Jarman, 1875 West sixth
street, Sunday evenings during NoVem-
ber.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Margaret Byrne to Da-
vid Walsh of Alton, Illinois. The cere-
mony was read in San Gabriel mission
by the Rev. Mgr. Fl. Harnett Miss
Nan Byrne assisted as maid of honor
and w. J. Byrne served as best man.
After the service a wedding breakfast
was served at the nome OF the pride,
GA West Washington street, Alham-
bra
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. B. Mills OF lhgle-
wood are entertaining as house guests
Mrs. w. G. Anderson ana nauehter'
Miss Pearl William of Seattle.
Mrs. Wilbur Campbell of 80 South
Alvarado street entertained yesterday
afternoon with a card party in hohor
of Mrs. u. c. Maguran VINO mas re-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

will be at home with a bridge lunch
con Friday afternoon, November IL,
at their home, 2237 Hobart boulevard.
=
Mrs. William Monroe Lewis of S016
South Figueroa street, will entertain
with a bridge luncheon Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. David McCan, former
ly of West Adams street, have taken
apartments at the Westminster where
they will be at home for the winter.
-tt+
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet I. Pitchford,
whose marriage was sOlemnized re-
Gently are at home to their friends at
1919 OXley avenue. Mrs. Pitchford was
formerly Miss Star Irish, daughter of
Mrs. w. n. Carlin.
s.
Mrs. J. S. Slauson of 2345 South Fig
ueroa street will entertain with a din
ner party tomorrow evening"
+
Mr.. and Mrs. William May Garland
of West Adams street who have been
travelling in the east since their return
from Europe, will return home this
morning.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Far
quahar Chandler. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Chandler, of Chicago,
to John Oliver Knight will be SOL
emnized in Chicago Saturday, Decem-
Der 3. Mr. Knight will bring his bride
at once to Los Angeles where they
will make their home.
=
The marriage of Miss Andrietta
Glassell, lighter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew GIassel of Tropico, to Milton
Clark Somers. will be solemnized Tues
day evening at the family home in the
presence of the family and intimate
friends only. Miss Glassell has chosen
Miss Marjorie Derby as maid Of hon
or and Miss Stewart will be brides
maid. Jack Somers will serve his
brother as best man and the usher'
will include William Glassell, Warren
Wood and Horace Lansing. Many af-
fairs have been given in honor of the
charming young bride-elect who was
graduated from the Marlborough a
year or so ago.
Miss Pauline wainwright Wilcox. the
attractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Truden of La Sale avenue,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

In honor of Mrs. John William
Dwight, who is the guest of her moth
Adams street. Mrs. ]. c. Drake and
her sister, Mrs. Mary Longstreet, will
entertain with a luncheon at the Cali
fornia club Saturday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Mr. and Mrs. II. Avery Mccarthy are
entertaining as house guest Mrs. John
d. Mccarthy Of San Francisco. Mrs.
Mccarthy was hostess at bridge par
ty i'm honor Of her visitoG. Chrysanthe-
NUNS were used i'm the decorations, a
different color in each room.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Mrs Edmund Burke Drake has is
sued invitations for a reception to be
given at her home, 497 Manhattan
place, Thursday afternoon, November
10, from to o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Mrs John Hubert Norton has issued
inN itations for a tea Wednesday after
noon in honor of her daughter. Miss
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. James Gregory an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Gregory, to Frank Will
son. The wedding will take place in
December.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Boothe Of
1918 GARFIELD avenue, South Pasadena,
have issued Invitations for a reception
Thursday evening, November l, in
honor of their daughter who VIII be-
married November %. The hours will
he from $50 to 1880.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Leroy Variel
have returned from five weeks auto
mobile trip up the coast. They are
house guests of Mrs. VariePs parents,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Mrs. Oscar Lilly of Kensington road
entertained with a luncheon of eighteen
covers recently, the guests all being
former residents of Elgin, Ill The dec
orations in the dining room We're pink
roses and asparagus ferns, while in
the living room yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and potted plants were used
Mrs. L.illey was assisted by Mrs. John
Lilley.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Leland Bagley of
Seventh avenue entertained with a
dinner party Tuesday evening, october
25. The table was decorated with deep
red roses and ferns, and covers We're
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dreyfus,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Derby and Dir.
INt1nrnie Carson.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

In honor Of Major and Mrs. john HUI
bert Norton of West TWenty-eighth
street, Mr. and MRS. Charles Modin1
Wood entertained with a dinner party
Friday evening at their beautiful home
in St James Park The house was
elaborately decorated with Enchant-
ress carnations and maidehhair ferns:
After the dinner an informal musical
program was rendered. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, Major and
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12
A Charming Party Given
Today by Young Matrons

Proving themselves to be very
charming hostesses, Mrs. c. w. Prim-
rose and Mrs. o. G. Coen, this after
noon, at the pretty and spacious
home of Mrs. Coen at S45 Grand ave-
nue., entertained large party Of
ladies. The party was easily one of
the most pleasant of the early spring.
Its features and appointments were
certainly admirably planned and the
afternoons pleasures will not soon be
forgotten by those who we're SO for
tunate as to be the guests of the two
young matrons.
The rooms of the Coen home were
tastefully decorated with carnations,
snap dragons and palms. The colors
of the afternoon were pink, green
and yellow and these colors were eff
fectively carried out in the decora-
tions.
The party was understood to be a
Kensington party but the hostesses
planned, in addition to the Kensing-
ton feature, n game of Progressive
Checkers" which created much
amusement.
The tally cards were hand-painted
yellow roses, the work being done by
Miss Grace Miller and the cards were
very exquisite and dainty.
During the afternoon Doucet's or
chestra rendered a very delightful
program. the orchestra being placed
in the large hallway. near an embank-
ment of palms and other flowers.
AS the guests arrived they were
received by sweet little Miss Dorothy
Coen and Miss Charlotte Primrose,
the pretty little daughter of Mrs.
Primrose. was very cute in the capac-
ity- OF usher -t.
The luncheon was served on the
small tables and was very tempting
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affair, and the service was delightful.
The menu consisted of chicken salad,
olive sandwiches, cheese balls, mints,
olives, ice cream, cake and coffee.
The colors of the afternoon were sue
cessfully carried out in the ices and
mints.
A number of young ladies' assisted
the hostesses in entertaining. They
were the Misses Merle McClintock,
Grace Miller. Jesse Martin, Vivian
Hebert. Maude Burton, Alice Smith.
Amy ROzette, Leila Wells, Eta Lap
ham, Alice Moody.
Those hidden for this happy affair
were as follows:
Mesdames j. w. Bucklin, f. Il.
Sands, w. NJ. Miller. E. A. Sherman.
Coy Clinger, ]. II. Brinkerhoff, C. Il.
Taylor, r. l.. Magill, Rex Graham. NJ.
f. Fredericks. T. C. Caldwell, James
Lee, Vern b. Lee, Ralph Todd, Ben
Griffiths, S. B. Sturtevant, e. A..
Wadsworth, Barnard Welsh, Ette
GLADDEN.. Earl Bannister, Fred G.
Holmes, Sprigg Shackleford, James
Rankin, Jack Austin, c. w. Reed,
Lewis Storm, j. h. Galloway. C. 7.
More, LaVerne Brown, A. p. Hub
bard, John Fry, Sterling Lacy, ]. j.
Lumsden, L. C. Albright, Walter
Walker, Ed. Winterburn, o. l.. Mil
Ter. Chas. Smith, j. A. McLuen, Harry
Hiatt, e. w. Scott. John Secor, S. b
Coen. Roy Wadsworth, d. ID. For
syth, Frank Davis, Stanley T. Ray,
Howard Piatt, Harold Lutes James
Silcox, Helgeson, Steele. NJ. T. Largo,
Horace T. DeLong, V. C. Garms, Ed
win Price, j.. G. Cropsey. Herman
Vorbeck, Carl Plumb, Kendall, H.
Schmidt, Jesse Stevens. C. Crawford,
Howard Fletcher, Minton. b. W.
Robbins, VIII Baylis. C. S. Desch,
VIM. Campbell. NJ. Loeffler. Relender
A. p. Wadsworth, l.. Wickersham, f.
A. Krohn. c. M. Kilgore, T. w. PrinI-
rose.
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Ancient Papyrus.

In preparing papyrus the interior Of
the stalk OF the plant. after the rind
had been removed. was cut into thin
slices In tue direction of their length
pnd. these being laid on II hat surface,
similar slices wrr. placed over them
crosswiSe. rher surfNrs were ce-
nIcnted together hy some Kind Of Glne
anu subjected tn the Required degree
Of pressure and well dried. and the ia
nous wiring matcriai was ready for
use
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company was organized in Moab,
Utah, yesterday to promote an irrl-
CATION project which will place under
cultivation 10000 acres OF the finest
agricultural and fruit land in the
state. The preliminary survey has
been made and within a few days
application will be filed in the state
engineers office to appropriate the
entire winter flow of water in La Sal
creek, San Juan county. The water
will be used to irrigate tracts lying
from eighteen to twenty-five miles
south of Moab.